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Fiours made of southern wheats are superior 10
Minnesota spring wheat foHrs. they are whittier
stronger, ana field bread to the barrel and the
bread will keep moist longer.
We offer
@0CR NEW SOUTH F" Patent Roller Flour
And
". III. TENNEY Family Flour,
both made OF choice Maryland and Virginia wheats
and cannot be exceet by any Otler brands OF hours
For sale by w. II. TENNEY A SONS,
jelO-3s Merchant Miilers Georgetown. ID. G.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS FOR PIPE AND FTTrING6
Il OyFTCg or BUJxDISG FOB STATE WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENT6.
WAsHIxGroN, D. c., June 8. l066.
eeAled pIoponAls foT furnishing wr0ughs Iron Pipe
and Fittings for the West and Center Wings Of the
city, win be received st this of1ce until TWELvEM
on TUESDAY. The TWENTY-sEOOND DAY or
JUNE 1885. and opened immodAtely thereaner II
presence q btddef1
Spssafcatons general Instructions % bgdders ana
blonk 1pgns ct Deopoosl VIII be uruished regular
nofAcssrsn and dS37ss e aePfiSSffaSn e shis
joao.1o,ll,loh11-3t COL Corpsof EnginsseA
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mixture Of gray and brown recon-
mend these suite - semetanG extrai
ordinarily ctsap at ave dollars we
don't like 10 admit tha4 We sold them
for eight but we did.
CHILDRENs sUtTa
KNEE PANTS From four to thirteen yesr.eld suits
for twe-fny our stock Is attractive
We have made good n,any tive any
Suits out of our four and fotf-ffty
qualities to make the assortment more
complete at that price
FRoNes.5o Dewned in prics, several lots OF
TO $500 seven and sevea-fny Suits ages four
to fourteen, TO make sur ave dollar
line larger and more attractive. We
can give you sood suit at this price,
bat no better thsH yea deserve
KrLr SUITS
10 $8tSe All lots where the assortmeuts have
been broke en,whs,hsr new Or old stock,
ahd neafiy ali ofthem are new Tor We
carried few CT none over lsss season
we nav. feduceA
Those that were Se. Is 30. ss and
eAse are now sete. We proposs 70
carry soue over.
70 eS0Q All BROKEN assortments Of Kilt Suits
Heretofore sold for $3.50 ~ and
$3.50. are now 90. Remember this
reduction applies only to broken w.
sertments which call remnants
We much prefer to carry ever tweuty
efOne sort to twenty Of ten ssrta Aid
Us ana benefit yourself
SAILOR SUITS
U3s blue Flanasl Sailor Suits fof boys
from four to twelve We dea't want
anything cheaper.
!,
| SAILOR Blue FLANNEL for boys OF the same
sUTTS ages. but one grade better thsn the pre-
eeains. Only One seveaty-ave
TO12 Two Fifty is the price Of our next
YEARS grade Of Blue Flannel sailor suiu and
popular priced saisa
$500 sailor Suits next rank, cost Three
Dollars each Ages four to twelve,
and fully wsrth all We ask yeu for
them.
| aALLoR Three kinds 1t Three Fifty: Blue
SUITS, Flannel. Blue Jersey aud Brown Jer-
ssy Same sisa ~ sbova Worthy Of
invsaisatisn.
| V13 Light Brown aailsr Suits, tive kinds
TRAR& enc sor Two aevsnty-ave and one for
Two Ninety. Yea might ask 10 90
them.
$3.50 Three kinds Of Sailor Suits for Fou1
| Ftfy to Ct boys from four to twelve
| One Light Brown. one DARK Brown
and one BluA
SAILOR Two sorts Tor Five Dollars to 6t the
SUITS boys who age up to twelve. One
| Light Brown and the other cadst
| Both good.
q D12 Rlue and Dark Brown Sailor Suit
YEARS for SIX Dollars and Six Fifty. Thea,
seem 70 b our best flannel goods. an<
20 fAr - Sailor Suits Ars concsrns,
eur season has not yea fully opsasd.
C0RDUROx Fine Manchester washed Corduro,
Suits sor the boys. In sailor style. n,
| Five Doliara Ths heys cAat wen
| thase out
| WHz33 aailof Suits Of Ans white flannel fbl
kLAANEL Seven D0,lasa BeagAt mainly sp
| ssasids usa Leok = cum before 20
/ HARGAIN9
Remnants eestasshed Shirt Waists tAaG were "a. 9,
asd 70 cents
INDUCED 10 - cENm
Won't be here long. bat may now be Sound on seoon,
door. via elsvstor, Of
NOS. soo soa. so. sos And sos 7rH STREET.
! 1sl1 sAKs 4 COMPANY.
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COUTHERN WHEAT FLoURs.

SoUTHERN WHEAT FLoURs
fiours made of southern wheats are superior to
to me hss Es
bread will keep moist longer.
-oUR NEW soUTH Patent Roller Flour
TESSAY A3d Family rlo.,
both made OF choice Maryiani and Virginia wheats,
ana oS Se Y any SsS1E Srsnes 3 Hours
lelo3, Merchant Milers Georgetown. u. C
SEm-AssuAL REDUCTIONS.
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
at Greatly Reduced Prices
PRINTED INDIA PoNGEEs, % In wide. reduced
to 81.
BLACK PoNGEE 81
Best Quality CHINA PONGEE. Soc
Best Quality Clifton Mills sURAH SILKS, all
eoors. 81.
Best Quality PRINTED BATIsTE, 81 In wide, loc.
PARAsOLs at cost.
Great Bargains in REMNANTS of every dsscrip-
tion
We have a lot of GINGHAM EMBROIDERED
ROBES. which We have Just reduced TO IS from %
SHAwLS in Cream, Blue and Cardinal.
EMBROIDERED. FICHUs a. mark ked-down prices
Beautiful CHALE DE LAME. s2 in wide, at SOC
Special prices in BLACKsILKs, MERvEILLEUx,
RHADAMEs and sURAHS at 81 and 81 25. best
values ever oieretL
STRIPED sURAH SILKS: st Soc Original price
el.25.
FRENCH sATTEENs in great variety; newes.
styles and best goods
LUPINs ALL WOOL NUNS vEILINGs at 25c.
Black only.
p0NGEE Evpparprprr, pnpEO ...,..
Great Bargains in HUCK TOWELS at2sc
Our Remnant Table contains all the Short LenRths
We have marked Less than Cost
". II sHUsTER soma
sls Peunsylvaniaave
jss ONE PRICE.
HARD TrMEs
AND LITTLE MONEY
ING, But EXTREMELY HARD ON RELI
We have made prices the times. so that nonl
may deny themselves n Spring Suit You know We
mean what say.
Good Cheviot suit az $3.50 worth 90.
a Good Cheviot sui at Sc 70. worth SlO
A Fine Mixed Cashmere Suit at $3.50, worth 1l2
A Fine Cashmere suil al 80. worth STA.
AL herr -ui AT Sok
A Nice Oureu.ton Cutaw~y $40. worth SIS
An Extra Zine serge Suit, In blue, brown and srsy
$50
large lire of Summer Goats and Vests at remark
ably low prices.
Indigo Blue Flanne, suits from q so up.
Shlldrens suits al 81 %, $3.50 So 81 so up 70 slo
Boys Suits At So 50 $3.50. 81 up TO SIS
null line of Old Pants from 81 ~ nm.
We have full line Of White and Colorsd Vests yer,
cheap
THE LONDON AND LIvERpooE -V
CLOTHING COMPANY
je6 CORNER sTH AND q STREETS
MRa M. j. Huxr
1909 STREET n W.
OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND BON
NETS. KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES, Sill
GLOVES AT AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
FRENCH BoNNETs AND ENGLISH HATS
Qast importationl BELOW COST les
NEw Lor
SSbfsI SasGT EsSh AsssEIHEsS 4EsEIs EIArS
SHIRIS
w g TEEL
les 93o Pennsylvanlx avenue
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nov p & & 4 Il E., :: ::
ssssssS gssat E.t E.s e.. En- e.. ss.s
sssss uup ps Z ssP & REIsuss En-. ssss
Err "A RRR A ssss 90 + ssss
E'' &. EEas "a =. ss..sSSEE, -
The extreme novelties In psfssols are being closed
out ut THE PALAIs ROYAL considerably below
cost The following quotations of Original and esos
0sr0m Hioss are genuine
DkscR1pT1oNs:
Original cse.s,eos
Frtces Prices.
'ss e. -. !:sfssss.r ssss Persian R:s ,s7a .a.
black sufah SIN japanese.
Ball Fringe. carved Han S1oea $tea
d1eAs
fi;s Hss;s5::' IN fringe Quaint 'ls7a ,asa
"M,sadO" a,ls Roman stripe $1,000 ss4a
"atlkaaos chanseabls Per- zea saea
sian SILK. ''oo' ~s'eo'
Lace Rufies and velvet s,soo sa75.
'|;ss s;!!s sasi %Rss . sBss*.ss': s's aa $685.
iSSspss Ss: q IiS'bOn and Rosary a7s. sasa
cfdsos cssns and sniRs asi ISslsc Tnia, siase s1sa
ming
vsts,ssa scssshiD.,s striped SILK /. see. .Ass.
Fancy Striped "coachins." $50. s5.sa
Lined setia ''Coachins.'
Velvet,
Striped 'oV $4.So'
Combination o,,l Shape Para zsa s4ss.
A Fine Collection Of
SILK and SATIN P\RAsoLs,
Striped and Plain Colors: aise Lace covered
Original Prices s1ss, $3.50, S3gs. $49S
Cosing-out Prices, S1.25, $l.S5. $500. $3.68
A NECESSARY HINT.
The quantities are limited. The reductions hnt,su-
ally great. AN EARLY CALL Is IMPERATIVE
:; :: :: + + /. E.. s. Is.
VESTS AND HODGES.
PURE SILK Jersey fitting Underwear for Ladies'
Beautifully finished and superior quality. COiORS-
Cream. Straw. Pink Blue. Lavender. Cardinal, Old
Gold only s2.4S really worth - piece.
ATThis Entire Column belongs to the Paais Royal.
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LAsssuneH IN e BHo.

UNMADE DRESSES
All Our Dress robes Ia Lawn Piqne Haai16e tAAShSaj.
etc. Reduced In Pfiee
All Our s25o White Dress Roses marked asSn to
All oss @ @sa25 Whit. Dire. Robes m.rled dow. to
Se; %ss % S+::: ss sss s:e:s s:s, asss Z r
All our S white Dress Reees marked down 70 o. ia
All Our Dress Robes contain fhll quantity material
$3.50 have two widths edsing.
LINEN DUsTERs
Linen busters as low as eec These are made full and
time to buy these.
REDUCED PRICES KEbUchD PRICES
In Our
BLACK DRESS GOODS and MOURNING DEPART.
MENT.
Wae FreoS oss ,a svef ~ Reduced
s fs,sd Is Y II tn this r m.1sss e sS 20 o asc e
account OF surplus stock; reduced
to 20c. per yard.
frne An -wool Runs veilihs, 4o-in
wide, with twisted thread. which Twisted Thread.
the dust and are guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction In the wear; 50c pryd
vs q ss Sss. Il. % :ss.4 ~ fs s
with o twisted thread and tape now 76c.
border, SO that the seams will not pei yard.
pull when made up: zoe per yard.
Black Albatross good quality French, keduced 10
reduced to 5Oc; thiS Il done In 6Oc
order to close then; . good bar Per yard
gain, 50 inches wide.
We have also two nutnbers very good bargain,
fine quality Albatr0SS 40 and A 02la and 76C.
inches wide; these are extra good per yard.
value. 62iz and TOO
Black Dentelle Crochet Weave. 80 Reduced to
inches wide, all wool and good 5Oc.
value; reduced to close them. per yard
Black star Grenadine, ali wool, 40 Former price
inches wide, fine quplity. FORMER 81.
price 81, now Toe; these cost S5c now f6c.
to import.
All Wool Crazy Cloth 3B inches Durable
splendid material FOR seash,re Or 80 In wide,
mountain wear will not crush; IL Is Soc. per yard
strong and durable.
Camel's Hair Diagonal. 50 in wide Real value
this Is very fine quality, stylish, $780,
and also suitable for sheAshOre or price &C.
mountain wear g0e per yard
And many othef Desirable Bargains In this depart:
fnent.
Our White Dress Goods Department IL repiete viii
the Largest Variety Of White Goods Ever Shown
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

NOR RENT-IN THE EVERETT" 1880 III ST
il NV, a very desirable Flat; during sum-
mer. Apply to Thus J. FISHER & IT,.
jelO-0t 1874 81 NV.
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NOR RENT
II lSl2N st. NV. 9r$1O0
421 llth st. NV, 16rs--.yU
1893 Il NV. w.llrs......-S3.64 a
l224 l4th 81. n.w..llrs.SU
s43 NJ st. NV. l2rs-...-sb
l4lS 10th 81. NV. l1r- sl
l1OS + st. NV. l2rs...-...5 3
l2l2N. Y. ave. .l0r.......a q
"a Grant Place. Srs......-65
1901 Sd st. NV, IL rs...,pu
1906 4; st. NV. 1ors.....6J
4S9 Mo. ave, IL rs.-4O.5t
Lao 9th st. NV. l0rs...si
1850 X. /. ave, srs.....4i
303 NJ ST. NV, l1r.........3J
SlS n II. nv. 0fs......4u
1876 q sc. NV. y rs.......35
ITO 9Th 81. n.w.. yrs...3O
1908 20th st. nw., lOr.30
900 Spruce 81 7rs.........25
l75J ) st. n. w., re- s-......21
2S20 y st. NV. 3 fs.......26
l457 Pierce PlAr,e. q rs.-2b
Ago TO <66 Wash. st.22. 5u
je7 3. IA. WARN
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

L>oR RENT-OFFICE RF.N--lST AND Sd
II Heers oi 1919 ST.. adi qIi is Baltimore ">ln'
building: also desk room. Apply EODsON d DEE
b. T., 1918 - NV. iel1-6t
1,@OR NT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS AT 7Ie
IL Market space up stairs. Apply at loom J. same
and location. jell-2t~
1,NOI RENT - NATIONAL. LAW AND TRUST
I CO.. l2i8 + t.
very desirable Ufice Rpen for rent In said build
Ing JUAN u N TCHELI.
je9-10t Real ESTATE Department
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FOR RENT--STORES.

I>OR RENT-SrORE, 300 INDIANA AVE, COR.
i Sd St. de,irabe room suitable for the orus con
ttinery, ot alniust any other light business reut
re, enable. b. Ii. WARN . Il d 60.
je ls-;St* 9lo 1t W
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PALArs RoyAL SpEc1ALr1Es In
gee + soGe soGe y J Es' e. ssss sss
. ee f., 8 5 w f.. SIS s

Just opened, 90 pieces extra ne Oriental and Egyp.
tian Lace Fiouncings 42inch wide, now being offered
at lower prices ian is asked by the Palas Royal
peti,ors for old designs.
100 pieces Laces and aover to match at prices that
will surprise you.
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partially covered by insurance. 1t is
announced that another tariff bill will
be introduced into Congress which will
be radical revision Of the one now
before the House. 1t is said that the
Morrison tariff bill, even as he has
rivised it, cannot pass. The Mormons
have already commenced an exodus
into the northern part of Mexico. The
dispatches say that the Mexican resi-
dents of chihuahua do not oppose the
movement, which the Mormons de-
clare is carried on to avoid persecu-
tioR in the United States. The public
debt Of the United States was reduced
about SIS, 900, 900 during the month Of
April. The sugar market shows a
downward tendency in both raw and
refined sugars.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-17
Wa.,,uku Warblings.


Wailuku wants drug store,
We sigh for shower of rain.
Wailuku needs street sprinkler
Tearing down, moving, renovating
and repairing old buildings is in
order.
Mrs. Henry Cornwell is spending
several weeks at Olowalu with her
daughter Mrs. Vida
The honorable members of the
Wailuku bucket brigade were out exer-
cising themselves last Tuesday morn
ing
Mrs. Everett has recently returned
from her three months sojourn on
Hawaii; her health has been greatly
improved by the trip.
Prof Moore, principal of our public
schools, has had a neat little cottage
constructed on the school premises, for
his individual comfort and personal
convenience. "There is no place like
home"
Some of our citizens have been
cleaning the dead leaves and other
accumulated rubbish from their lawns
and door yards This is move in
the right direction, but only small
beginning of what should be accom-
plished in this particular. Dirt has
been defined matter out Of place, and
one glance into the back yards, lanes
and alleys of our town will convince
the beholder that this definition holds
good in the present case, especially as
regards the Chinese quarter. Here
are pig pens, barns, COW stables and
hen coops, surrounded by ash heaps,
manure piles, old barrels and boxes,
dilapidated carts and tumble down
fences all made into beautiful (') whole
bysurroundingpools ofslopsthrownfrom
back doors and windows of the half
civilized portion of the population.
This is but faint picture of the scene,
and if | mistake not as warm weather
approaches it will become perceptible
in yet another sense. Our town has
thus far been singuIarly free from cpl
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
/ an office in Fowler's Yard, at the new
Government Dispensary, and will be prepared
to hear applications for the relief of those rem
dered destitute by the late fire, from 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. to A P. NJ. daily.
Those wishing to engage labor are also re-
quested to leave their orders here.
FRANK H. AUSTIN,
Agent Of the Cabinet Relief Committee
2o2-tf
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Arthur Johnstone, Editor and Propt
THE first point in the BuMtia's "sell

THE first point in the Bullstin's "sell
out" two years ago is: That as a sale
is contract, the Bulletin entered into
contract, for a pecuniary consider
alton, by which the proprietor of said
paper transferred the editorial manage
ment of the Bulletin to a certain buyer
or certain buyers for definite period,
which will be definitely fxedhereafter by
the proof of change Of editors during
the time the contract of sale ran.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-17
.HRUM's BIN cry.

THRUM' BIND Derry.
THIS POPULAR BINDERY, located at
Io7, Fort Street, will be able in its set
tied quarters to odoevenmoresa satisfactory
worl; than that which has gained it such
liberal patronage and such willing ap-
probation from the Honolulu trade.
IT ADvERTIsEs No SPEcIALITIEs,
but is able to do ALL sorts, sizes,
and conditions of Book binding
Ruling, Lettering, and Paper-cuttlng
as we'll as in San Francisco, and at
moderate prices
AT THIS COMPLETE BINDERY
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
heet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuously bound, as
taste and pocket may demand. Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BLANK
Books are made order at as low
rates as are consis ent with first-class
work. The Bindery is now using
Wcston's Record" and "Ledger
paper for all frst-class work. A large
nvoice of this justly celebrated stock
has Just been received from New York.
ORDERS LEFT AT T. G. THRUMs
FORT STREET STORE WILL HAVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
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Burnt District Map.

M APPS OF HONOLULU, SHOWING
IVl the burnt district in the eight blocks
wholly and partially destroyed; also, Photo.
official survey map of the burnt district show
ing the proposed widening of old and open
ing up Of five new streets, can be had, un-
mounted, or mounted on card I4xI7 inches, at
THOS. G. THRUM'S
Io8-Im Stationery Store, 100 Fort St.
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To Whom 1t MAY Concern.
OFFICE OF VIM. T. WITHERs,
PRoP'R FAIRLAwN STOCK FARM,
LEXINGTON, KY. March 20, 1856,

VTTICI1 Vr W VT T . W 7 IIIN3J I
PRoP'R FAIRLAwN STOCK FARM,
LEXINGTON, KY, March 80, 1856. J
This is to certify that he bearer, Wallace
Jackson, has at various times been in my en-
ploy, and can confidently recommend him
as thoroughly capable to take care OF fine
horse stock. While with me he was al
ways honest, prompt and capable. He worked
for me here at Fairlawn, and also at His Ma
jesty's stables in Honolulu, and at both places
always looked upon him as my best groom.
(Signed,) r. S. WITHERS,
Manager of Farlawn Farm.
Mr.. Wallace Jackson's Stables are situated
on the corner Of Queen and Punchbowl streets,
where horses will be taken to board by the
week, day or month. Horses broken to har-
ness specially. 2o9-om
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Our space prohibits US from giving
more than an outline Of foreign events.
The war cloud is showing black face
in Europe and the Powers still seem
determined to coerce Greece. The
Greek Cabinet has framed "a reply to
the collective note of the Powers,
which the Powers OF course consider
inadequate. AS consequence most
of the foreign Ministers have received
orders to leave Athens The socialists
and strikers of Chicago, Illinois, have
disturbed that city with several bloody
street riots, during which several po-
licemen we're killed and some forty or
fifty injured. The police fred on the
mob which was dispersed after about
fifty Anarchists and on-lookers were
more or less injured. The large book
establishment of Bancroft & Co., on
Market street, San Francisco, together
with several other buildings, was des-
troyed by fire on the afternoon of April
goth. Three lives were lost and others
are missing who are supposed to have
perished. The less will amount TO
over million dollars, which was only
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Notice to Business Men.

CUpPIIES FURNISHED THE LU-
- nalilo Home will not be paid for except
such as have been ordered under the written
authority Of one Of the Trustees of the Luna
lilo estate. S. B. DOLE,
Trustee Of the Lunalio Estate.
Honolulu, January IS, 1886. II6-tf
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demic, but how can we expect it to re-
main so when we invite pestilence to
make its home among us,
JUPITER
Wailuku, May IA, 1886.
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Ready for Business.

THE STORES ON FORT STREET,
L above Hotel, will be ready for rental
about April 18th. The stores are located in
the best locality to do business, and cheap.
C. X. MILLER,
I72-2m Business Agent.