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1ST

EW

Grocery

v

Store

32!

NUUAN'II

HrltKKT,

Between

Hotel

and

King

Street,

next

to

Hhootllig Unllery.

GEO.

MC1NTYRK

Ha

opened

n

Firatela

(Iruc-n-

a

above.

Ha

will

keep

ninny

on

the licit

nml

l'rrslieit

order

and

Morse

did

not

expect

,

SpiecH,

Canned

GoodH,

Etc.,

And

do

IiIm

bett

to

p!

!(

nil

UtlKtoinent.

Bulletin

Supplement,

November

23,

1894.

American

English

Groceries

toorJre7ecuJtM.

banqLt!

ProvisioiiH,

Daily

V.

I'nrchasrs

delivered

to

nil

parts

ot

the

Oily.

2vli3.tvial

X'olopliori.o

S257.

FIRE,

LIFE

nl

MARINE

INSURANCE.

BartfeN

rtro

Iwmraice

Co.,

AmU,

17,109,825.49

LsaJsa

A

UMUklre

Fire

lit.

Co.,

iMeti,

14,317,052.

ThtBM

m4

Mwtwj

alartae

lift.

Co.,

(Unmd)

Aaaeta,

16.124,057.

Mow

feck

Ufa

la.

Co.,

aaaeta,

I137,4OT,J98.99.

G.

0.

BERBER,

Qaaeral

Afsit

lor

Hawaiian

Ulaada.

HONOLULU.

NATIONAL

IRON

WORKS

QUDIN

STRTDHT.

alakM

ail

KJcatroi

StraaU.

rpHK

UNDKUUIUNKI)

AKK

1'KK

X

pared

to

make

all

klndt

of

Iron

lirau,

Bronte,

Zinc,

Tin

and

litd

Catl-

ing.

Alio

General

Repair

Bhon

for

Blearu

Knelnei. Klco

Mills,

Corn

Mill,

Water

Wheel!,

Wind

Mllli.etc.

Machine

for

tbt

Cleaning

of

Cotlee,

Castor

Oil.

Beam,

Uaiule, filial,

Pineapple

lave

and

other

Fibrous

Plants

and

1'aiwr

block.

Alio

Machinal

(or

KxlrantlUK

Hinrnh

from

the

Manioc,

Arrow

Knot,

etn.

aia

All

orders

promptly

attended

u

WHITEJUTMAN

It

CO.

To

All

Loven

of

8ea

Bathing

I

ILANIWAI

BATH

HOUSE

WILL

HI

KKI'T

IN

FIRST-CLAS-

S

STYLK

B-

T-

rmr

N.

II

biclul

Acrommodaiiou

for

lAdlei

and

(Ihildrfii.

lirI-l-

m

DAVID

DAYTON

--

Wlbl.

ATTKNH

T-

O-

iBuagemfint

and

Sail

ol

Propuny

-

tHP

-

Collecting

In

All

Its

Branches.

Omen

No.

42

Merchant

Hlreet.

MUTHii'1'

lX'3CXiSZ'XXOXT3S

300

CATTLE

FOB

COAL.

How

Sam

Parker

Hurried

an

Ocean

Stearaor.

In

its

notice

of

thu

delayed

arrival

of

the

steamer

Alameda,

the

San

Francisco

Daily

Report

has

the

fol-

lowing:

Only

once

hofore

was

Captain

Morse

in

danger

of

bringing

his

ves-

sel

into

port

behind

time.

Tho

Alamutla

had

boon

delayed

at

Hono-lul-

u

takini?

in

n

load

of

stnrar.

and

as

tho

weather

was

very

bad

the

j

skipper

did

not

want

to

press

her.

'

Hton-

-

Among

the

passengers

was

bam

hand

l'arkor,

at

that

tiuiu

one

of

Kala--

'

kaua's

Ministers.

lie

wanted

to

and

aa

Captain

to

got

in

beloro

btiuuay

at

noon

l'arkor

was

distrusted.

After think

itig

tho

matter

over

he

went

on

tho

t

bridge

and

asked,

"Captain,

how

many

tons

of

coal

extra

would

it

re-

quire

to

got

us

into

San

Francisco

on

Saturday!'

"About

imv

was

the

answer.

"How

many

bullocks

i

Andean

(at

that

l'arkor

owned

very

i

largo

cattlo

ranch

on

the

island

of!

A

T

fTl?

ft?

I?

VTTC31

IT

ATOl

Oahu

would

it

to

pay

for

A1

AJI

AU

JU

JLl

Hi

J

V

UtlX

JL

O

AJL

IV.

A

0

...11t

fl...

......

.....

IIIU.,1

I'Udii

&

iim

uunnui

was,

nifuiiw

l

eighty."

"Very

well,"

said

Parker,

I

"shovel

in

the

coal

and

got

mo

there

in

timo for

that

banquet

by

all

i

means."

There

were

only

two

boil-

ers

in

use

at

that

timo,

but

a

third

was

got

ready,

and for

that

21

hours

tho

steamer

made

.'ISO

miles

J

against

heavy

head

sea

anil

wind.

1

he

fourth

boiler

was

then

put

iuto

requisition,

and tho

good

ship

log-

ged

!M1

miles for

tho

hours

and lauded

Minister

l'arkor

in

San

Francisco

fire

hours

before

the timo

set

for

tho

banquet.

LAUNCH

Or

THE

ST.

LOUIS.

Tho

LurRoit

Vonel Evor Built

Aiuorlcu

Namod

by

Mr.

Olevo-lan-

d.

Tho

magnificent

steamship

St.

Louis,

of

tho

American

Lino,

was

successfully

launched

at

Cramp's

Philadelphia,

Nor.

12th

in

the

presence

of

M),(M)0

people.

Mrs.

i

Cleveland,

wife

of

tho

I

broke

tho traditional

bottle

of

chain--

1

pague

on

tho

bow

of

the

steamer aa

i

she

glided

into the

water.

The

St.

Louis is

more

than

twice

as

large

as

any

steamship

hitherto

built

in

America.

She

is

considerably larger

tho Paris

or

the

New

York

and

of

the

steamships

now

alloat

is

seo-on-

d

in

si.o

only

to

tho

Campauia

and tho

Lucauia.

The

St.

Louis is

more

than

one-tent-

h

of

a

mile

long.

I

Iter

dimouHious

are

as

follows

Tsk

Hooit

ivuuiit

over

an,

mti

leei;

leugiu

on

I

line,

KM

feet;

extreme

beam,

CJ

j

hold,

12

feet;

draught

of

water,

re-

-

1 1

11)

ll..r

Uhii.

1.

BHAW,

n.

....,

!

w

...

..w.

..

.-

-

vn

tirely

of

steel

and

is

American

from

the

keelson

to

the

truck.

No

foreign

materials

enter

into

her

She

is

of

American

model

and

design,

of

American

material

and

wax

built

by

American

skill

ami

uiuhcIu.

AVirj.

for

Christmas,

Mrs.

"Ka

Maile"

stock

is

nearly

all

sold

and

anticipating

heavy

demand

for

goods

she

ordered

a

flue

line

of

tauoy

Articles,

etc.,

they

will

arrive

ou

i

the

next

Australia.

Her

large

and

commodious

will

bo

fitted

up

as

a

show

room.

All

her old

customers

and

the

Honolulu

people

in

general

are

invited

to

iuspect

this

maguilu'out

stock

of

(Jliristmas

Goods.

Mrs.

Y.

It.

.Meek,

who

resides

at

L'nl,,

sayH

her

daugh-

-

ter

was

for

several

years

troubl

leu

at

with

severe

cramps

in

the

sto-

mach,

and

would

be

in

such

was

to

call

physician.

patentee

that

lias

not

only

saved

us

lots ol

worry

and

she

says, "but

also

bills.

is

my

opinion

that

every

family

should

have

a

bottle

ot

this

in

the

For

sale

all

druggists.

Mousou,

Smith

Co.,

ageuta

for

Hawaiian

Inlands,

KwongSingLoyf

SING

LOY,

!

IIM

It,,

Block.'

IUl

331

P.

0.

Box

207.

Mutual

Tele.

880.

P.

0.

Box

107.

o

BIG

STORES

Just

Received

Hen's

and

Boy's

Suits

I

Colored

Tweeds

7

GO

Diagonals

7

GO

English

Serge

G

Boy

SnitH

(elegant.)

G

Chinese,

Japanese

and

Indian

Goods

1

13rA

Complete

TAILORING

ESTABLISHMENT

with

Competent

and

a

complete

line

of

Engliflh

and

timo

a

Suitings.

Perfect

guaranteed,

I?FXTIT'

"i

take

that

X

1

a

twenty-fou-

r

In

shipyard,

President,

than

u

Caiuptouville,

times

Wicker

Ware

in

Great

Variety.

51-5-

3

King

Street

&

407

King

Street.

Criterion

Saloon

W1ELAND

-

-

Lager

Beer

!

2

SCHOONERS

FOR

25

GENTS

CHA8

1101-t-

f

j.

McCarthy,

ManitKer.

Commercial

-:-

-

Saloon

&RBY

KLEMME,

Manager.

Cor.

Nuiisnu

tc

Heretanlt

Btr,

Honoltiln.

Tbt

Only

Sporting

Id Town.

O.

P.

S.

a

Specialty

Lohengrin

Beer

A'lays

on

2

Glasses

fur

25c.

of

I.lqiiori

and

Cigar

always

on

loadwator

MerCIiailtS

LXCliailffG

feet

depth

of

2(1

feet;

,rl.tr.

i.ii,

f.nll

8.

Proprietor.

construc-

tion.

--

CuMiH'rcinl

Propurlni;

lioardiuau's

Christmas

lauai

agony

Lager

Dranght.

Wlnei,

Choice

Liquors

HKI.I.

4'JI.

Cor.

King

and

Nuuanu

Hlreet,

Honolulu.

UK

BHAIlKti

the

Kon

Cotter

Uoninany

The

hits

llvo

hiindrnl

acres

f

eollVt)

land

In

fee

niini.'e

ut

1'uim

'J,

Koilth

Kuni.

Hawull,

nhotil

thren

ainf

iniu

htilf

from

lloopulon

Imidlnh'.

'I'lie

U

Hiiiong

thu

l)ent

for

coll'ue

rowliin

in

Kona,

tlie

Bull

very

rich

h-- h

and

entlly

worked.

A

lnrK

nutiilier

of

,

Hhares

Iibvh

already

ht-e-

for.

'KW

Apply

to

J.M.

Cartwrluht'i

lllmik,

Merulmnl

ntreet

Honolulu.

that it

necessary

in

a

Having

read

about

Chamberlain's

Colic,

Cholera

ami

Diarrliou--

a

Hoiuedy,

she

concluded

"Iitiu

00

00

Cuttcra

EXTRA.

PALE

licit

hand.

and

Pine

Beer

TKI.Ki'HONK

I

LIM1TKD

NUMIIKK

In

South

Company

inquired

mllet

lund

coimliitliiKof

hiilisorllied

MUNHAlllt.VT,

llhl-i-

f

M.

T.

DONNELL,

AND

JIANUKAOTliriKII

or

tiik

to

it.

She

found

it

almost

gave

prompt

relief.

It

was

seldom

NCW

FatflDteQ

FOl

SUMer

necessary

to

the

second

dose.

"It

time,"

doctor

It

remedy

house."

'

C&-

-

All

Orders

or

('ommmilrsthiiiR

adilrehHcd

to

K

().

MhII

,V

Hon.

I.M..

(who

havtt

them

ou

Hale),

or

to

M. T.

llonuell,

will

reonlve

promiit

attention.

llllO-t-

t

The

Daily

llulletin,

M

month,

delivered

by

carrieri,

lrr

01-B-

8

llDf

St,,

III!

Illlllll

SI

fit

SOr.K

try

cent

LDCOL

-:-

-

(8

THE

Bavo

Half

tho

Amount

of

Your

Oil

BUI

Through

Bavlng

in

Pigment.

Kvery

painter

should

use

I.ucoi.

in-

stead

of

Linseed

Oil,

bccuiiHu:

I

on

I.ciol

U

more

durable

than

Unserd

'i.

l.ccoh

Is

more

tconomlcal

than

In-

-

red

Oil.

l'UOOF

THAT

LUGOL

IH

MOKE

DUItAULE.

Six

years

of

actual

uo

in

exterior

liiiiiKo

painting

in

California

(the

most

trying

climate

fur

paints),

in

the

burning

beat

of

the

Arizona

Des-

ert,

thu

Arctic

cold

of

Alaska,

and

ou

the

Atlantic

coast,

have

fully

ami

practically

nhowu

that

Lucoi.

alwuys

outwears

l.iusuuil

Oil

under the

sumo

conditions.

All

the

acid

works

in

Man

Francisco

have

discarded

Lin-

seed

Oil

for

Lucol,.

ILLUSTRATE

THIS

YOURSELF.

Tut

strong

ammonia

ou

Linseed

and

Lucol

paints.

Thu

LiiiKCt--

paints

aie

dontroytd

in

a

few

minutes;

the

Lucol

paints

are

practically

uuallcct-ed-

,

PROOF

THAT

LUCOL

IS

MORE

ECONOMICAL.

Break

up

1)

lbs.

paste

white

lead

in

one

pint

of

Lrcoi.,

and

the

same

ipi.iutity

in

ouu

pint

of

Liiinccd

Oil.

Spread

the

paints

ou

similar

dark

surfaces

(or

coiup.irifou.

Tbo

Lucol

paint

spru.ids

as

far

as

and

covers

much

better

than the

Linseed

paint.

To

gut

equally

good

covuriug

with

thu

Linked

paint

you

have

to

use

-

lbs.

of

while

lead

to

one

pint

of

Liusccd

Oil.

This

means

a

having

of

j)

lb.

of

pastu

lead

to

each

pint

of

Luuoi.

lined,

or

0

lbs.

to

every

gallon,

equivalent

to

your

saving

more

than

half

thu

llrst

cost

of

the

Lttcoi..

Li'coi.

is

not

in

competition

with

cheap

Linseed

Oil

MiUuiulcr.

IH

BEST

PAINT

OIL!

.SUB

m

LIMITED,

Agents

tor

the

Hawaiian

Islands

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