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c. K. MIL l. E r.
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AZ MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU

In conjunction with Mr.. a. Magoon,
sill attend to all matters u business for
he residelds Of the Hawliian Islands who
may need an Agent.
do not conhne myself alone TO the Busi.
ness Houses, bat also 10 the domestic class
who would wish me 10 attend - any matter Of
business, especially To making prrciase9 eilhei
N Honolulu OF San Francisco, in any line o.
General Merchandise.
To the Business Houses will give my
.arehu attention in al matters pertaining to
General business, viz: Adjusting and Col
Getting Accounts, Distribution OF Bills and
Circulars, Custom House Entries, Buying
.nd Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro.
perry.
Gg All Legal Documents ~ill be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Nh ]. a. Magoon'
wall attend to al matters entrusted IA my
are IN a careful, courteous and neat manner,
and with quick dispatch.
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stamps.
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Linen paper for all first class work
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city and country. 1t will also give, from time to time
OF the from the outside world concise and y
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[Gortfesutsg fOIst.l
ltnfere fdaltn.utffett sseinbe

mad uaferen Sborbeiten finb unfere 2afer.
gu ben SborAeiten gebort bic @efdhrbnng uns
ieres aufiinftisen f6rperliden @oblbefnbens
unb ber 0urd I@nittli9en aebensbaaer, melbe
1erionen nit ether mittefm1big auten aonifi>
tuition nit aller @abrf@einIi9teit gu erldnaen
ertparten f6unen, bmrd 1lnborii9 9tisfeit in Der
Diat, unb bar@ ben forsloien gebrau9 bon
9rosuen. &c 1T eiue ber suten Eisenf6aften
bon s Soitetters Mas bitfers, baS
es etnen auf biefe @eiie susefasten @6aben
tpieber gut madt. Benn bas 8lnt biinm rnb
tpdiierig 1T, Der StnhIgang nnregeImGbig lit
unb bic Santfarbe fOipobl, iDie bic 8unse einen
bili0fen 8uftdnb anaetgen. 70 III bic @otbmen.
bisieit, ben menidli9en a0rper attfaubefern
aaffaIIenb sesug, ben 8emobner befelben 3a
erfdreden. @enn inan eine Rur nit ben Bit
ters burdma9t, oufb0rt fi6 NIT araneien aller
grt bollauffopfen, nm fid) grIeidteruns au ber-
f9affen nstb cine berniinftige Oidt unb Qebens.
ipeiIe befolgt, 70 ipirb balh eine Menberuns aus,
8eiIeren eintreten. @as gbinin fir @e9lel.
feber unb Quediilber fiir 2eberleiben iinb Ser.
itopftin9 uid5t tbun, bas tbnt bos Bitters. Ga
befettigt aud Gbenmatismus unb Neuralgie
unb llntbattsteit ber gtiereu.
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Teras.

= Na9 ben offsiellen 8eri9ten adblt
Mofbington gpuittp 6037 Rinber i'm
f9ulpfli6tigen Mlter tinb 8ictpria 2102.
- Sen Milianls, ber Tt Der Ndbe
bon 9angerftelb tpobnte, entfiibrte bot
4 MD@en 2i33ie Son1bD unb beiratbete
iie. Set iener 3eit f9etnen Beibe ganl
gtiidli9 gelebt 5tt babeu. gta9bent aber
ber 0onigmonat nprbei mar, ertl1rte
2i3sie ibrettt Mdnre, fie liebe lin tlidt
raebr unb berlieB i'm barauf. Miaians
glaubte ni6ts 8erniinftiseres tbun 3ll
f6nnen, als fi9 tobt 3I f6ieBen, tlb
Mbrte aud ben Selbifmorb aus.
Die etn3efitert Beitanbtbeile Der
eifernen 9riide, ,pel1e iiber bic @uabas
lupe bel guerp erri@tet tperben ioa, iinb
eingetroffen.
= Gin pferbebieb Namens @idiarls,
Der su 15idbriger 3u6tbausftrafe berurs
tbeilt tpar uno i'm gountpgefdngnib au
@Dman9e fab, murbe bon r1ebrererl
perionen befreit. Msan Bot alle ieine
@ermanbten berbaftet, ba fie i'm 8ers
ba9te ffeben, ben Miliams be-
freit at baben. - Die 9ei6e bes Gars
uters SDbn 9aaiDn tpurbe tli9t melt BON
feiner Wobnung i'm @ebhf9 aufgefuns
ben. Msan glaubt, baB 9amion ermors
bet tporben tit, bod fanb bte SurD feis
ten Nnbaltspunft bafir.
- Ser 17tdbrige Cigar SDblonDtuss
Fl. Der bic NanIDr W1cn uniberfitdt Be-
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: Nsan fou nid5t nit 5dieBaetpeh,

Man iol ni6t nit S9ieBsetpebs
ren fpielen. Sn Bridgeport, Conn.,,
fu6te Srrin 9elD feline Grau in 56re.
den Slt iagen, ittbem ct ibr iaste, .er bas
be @ift genommen. gr errei9te leinen
3med bollitdnbig un6 bic gedngffigte
Grau lief 70 f@nell, tpie iie fonnte, au
einent Mrat. Ser Doctor fam. 2ellp
f6mor, er babe geIogen, es baIf Tim
aber Ales ni6ts. grft muBte er Elm
Bre9ntittel einnebnen, bann that bic
Magenpumpe lire Arbeit, bann ipurbe
er gefnetet un6 gerieben, bis ct franf
unb bilfios tDur6e, ipie elm 2inb. SEPT
mag 2ellp feline Grau ni@t mebr dngs
itigen.
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Manne, Dem fol6es Hraffos sesliidt,
tuar nit &e6t bas l1nglaubli6fe gu Be.
fiir9ten. St fonnte In Der t1d9fetl
NaGt, ct fonnte ont beaen Sage tpiebers
Diefe Gtimmung beberri6te au6
bic @emtitber ber 9erren, tpel@e fi9
am nd9ifen Morgen INN 6en griinen
Slid beg 9reisamtes suiammenfan6en.
Dte berubigenben &ebett Der Sffisiere
bliebem fru9tlos. gu6 fie titubten
sugeben, bob es unerfldrli9 fei, tpie
Der 56aar bet 3ug mad Golomea gez
glddt, unb gerabe unfaBbar tpie fie
unbe5eligt tpieber babe eatrinnen f6nz
nen. lteber lire 3abl ,na6ten fi6
berf9iebene Nnfi9ten geltenb. SQs
getpaltige @et6Ie, NIT bet1 iie beratt ge>
brauif, Die fur9tbare @ei6pinbigfeit,
nit ber fie ibre blutige Nrbeit an ben
@ol6aten bolbra6t, t1a9ten eine farfe
lleberi6dBung. begrei1i9. @lei9wpbl
fanb fi@ Elm ein5tser, tpel6er feif unb
feif bebauptete, bas Saras tauieuo
Mann befeblige. Sauienb linb feiner
tpenigerl 8ertrauen sic benz gbrens
tporte eines Mbeligenl Gas mar 0err
Sbaobdus b. Baaansfi. gea15em ct
ben 96reden hheripunben, erf1ien Tim
fein nd6tli6es Nbenteuer NIT &e9t
als ein @ladsfall. Mie biele Tfai9en
Mfolbauer lieBen fi9 bur9 biefe Ct
adblung berbtenen! l1nb ba3u ber gfim.
bus!
TNorf1ekuno foIof.1
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amertfamti@er gsetn in Deutia1ano.

Mntertfamtftber GSettt tn 9entidlano,
Weine bon &alifornien un6 bou
Sbio-tparum ttibt aud a.8. aus Meif.
fouria-tpurben firali6 BON elmer Ner>
iamnluns bent19ldnbif9er sSa9mdns
net in Maina = auf 8eranlaAung 6es
WhltDaufeer Weinbdn6lers N6om Ortiz
geprift. 9ie Mainser vMgeaeine
Wein=&ebue" melbet iiber bas Graebnis
i'm Wefentli6en GDlgenbes:
vgon groBent esSnteref5e tpareu bic
proben ber californii6en WeiBmeiue,
tpel9e idmmtli6 aus ir1portirten Rebz
iorten geaogett tparen. Die Namen bie=
fer Weine-Galifornia Sod, California
@ute6el, California 6od=gfiesling. @a=
lifornia 3infanoel = beuten l6on 6arz
ouf bin, baB beutf6e unb ltngaril@e
Reben bie betreffenben Weine geliefert
baben. gs berrf@te unter ben antpes
fe1ben Ga9leuten Bic einbeuiqe Nnfieat,
bab unter biefen californiI6en WeiB-
tpeinen Der aieslingiorte bie erife STEELE
gebtbre. Ser Mein bate cine 10 auss
geipro@en feline Gieslingart, baB man
ibn neben rbeinldnbif9en1 Giesling
bdtte probirsm fbnnen. Nu@ BON ben
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SIN 2aufe ber nd6Fen Sabre
tpirb BON beutl6en lIniperiitdten aus
cine f6rmli9e Gintfiutb BON Meraten
auf bic leibenbe Wsenf6beit losgelaiien
iperben, benn bic 3abl ber Mebi3initus
birenben betrug mad benz aeueten nnis
perittdtstalenoer i'm Winter Semefer
1885 = 1886 an ben l1niberiitdten :
Berlin 1905, Mdiu6en 1925, 0orpai
$40, Mhrsburg 827, 2eipsig 742,
@ras 490. @reifsmaIb 399, 5reiburg
389, 8reslau 375, 9aIe 280, Marburg
268, Bonn 267, grlaugen 247, 26nigs.
berg 241, 6trabburg 21O, 3lri9 207,
G6ttingen 206, 6eioelberg 2O5, Suns.
brud 202, Bern 1913, 2iel 1877. 9iibtit.
gen 1917, Sena 1913, GieBen 145, 8afel
121, &ofod 106-3uiammen: 9991'
Webe, tpebe iie lssgelafen!
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= Gin nationales 8anferottgeleb
tpirb aud In ber laufenben Gibung brs
@ongrefes ni@t su Stanbe foutme1,
benn f9on bet 6enat bat aus Der 3oz
tpeu 'f@en Bin gerabe bieienige 2lauiel
geitri6en, ipel9e bielfa1 fur bic tpi6s
tigife gebalten iDirb. Steielbe beftimnt,
6aB Semanb aud gegen ieinen Milen
fiir bancroft erfldrt .perben fann.
Menn er ii9 ndnli@ tpeigert, am
8erfalltage feline 96uloen 5u be3ablen,
10 folen bic @ldubiger bere9tigt iein,
ibn benz Geribte Dor5ufiibren uub ibn
5lir Nuslieferuttg feiner Mctipa su
atDingen, tporauf er .aller tpeiteren 8ers
pfli9tungen entboben 1T. NIe benos
fratif6en un6 fieben republifaniiGe
Senatoren ftimmten gegen bieie glauiel.
Da nun eth 8unbessBanferottgeiek ie=
beg Stdats 8anierottgeieB aufbeben
tpitrbe unb In bielen Staten obige 8es
itimmung In 9raft lit, 10 finbigte 6oar
an,. baBer obne bieielbe bic Bill ni6t Sur
4bfimmung itelIen tpolle. Samit bat bic
Sadie Elm gnbe, uttb es tperben biellei6t
Sabre bergeben, ebe ber gongreB fi6 NIT
Dieiem iiberaus tui@tigen @egenitanbe
BON gteuent befaiien tuiro.
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2anbiuirtbft ft1aftltdhes.

SattOfntrtbfd)a )aftltdbeS.
Ste Werfu6e, bic nit Dem @nbau bel
SUITE lnternomnten tpur6en, inb in De
tpitt @ountp nt@t gegliidt. Ser bor
ytep Orleans geI9idte @amen mar ber,
onrbet uno 1T In GDlge befen ni1t auf.
gega1gen. Gs traf 3tpar eine apeite
Sen6ung Samen eiu, aber er fonnte bel
Srodenbeit tpegen niGt geidet tperben.
Ob man ibn na6 benz 5u Mnfdng bieles
Wonats gefaQenett &egen geIdet bat,
fonnten nit nod ni9t in grfabruna
bringen.
Ser tbeilweife Gebli6lag 1T at Bee
oauert, aber man foate ii6 babur9
nt9t entmutbigen laI1en unb fi1 bel Bet
ten nod 9anleit fiir nd9fes Sabr unts
feben, benn ber Mnbau treiterer sSarmz
probufte tpirb 5ur gotbpenbigfeit unb
Suite biirfte bor Maem at empfebien fein.
9te Sute=eSnbuifrie getpinnt INNER
titebr an rmfana uttb 6eshQlb berrfd1t
Na9froge mad Dem &obmaterial. Nis
BeifpieI bafir m6aeu fplqenbe yfotisen
bienen, Die mir einem beutid5eu Sad.
blatte ettnehmeu.
Set benz Sabre 1861 fott6 tpeientfidl
bur9 bic Bemubuuaeu bes Direffors &.
@piegelberg Bic SUITE aud in Dentfd1=
Lamb Bertpenbung, Die groBe ssabrit at
Ne9elbe BEL 8reuni9meig be9aun nit
ibrer gerarbeitung. .6eute finb i'm @es
biete bes 6euti1el Gei6s ni6t tueniger
aIs breiun6atpaitaig rmfanqreid]e gtQb>
IiHements nit mebr als ieAssiqtauieub
Spinbeltt unb iiber fiinftaufen6 @ebs
fablen in bieler gran9e bef6dftigt.
9te 8erpenbbarfeit ber ssSutegarne 1T
bef6nbefs ba fie ii9 lei9t blei6en unb
fdrbetl la1en, eine tpeit gr6Bere, als man
genleinbitt att1in,nt. gBir fennen bic
SUITE meiff ,lur In ibrer Bertpertbung su
@arbinengetDeben, 2dufern, 8if6beden,
bic Snbuifrie bat fidb iebn1 eit t1tts
glei6 gr6Beres Nbfabgebiet erobert. Mbz
geiebett babDrt, baB robe Suite gum unt=
ipinnen pon unterieeii6en RabeIn ger=
tpenoung finbet uno abgeieben bon ben
tolonalen Auantttdten, bic fiir gro6en
Safz un6 gmbalageitoff berarbeitet
tperben, tuirb bas Sutegarn bdufig als
&ette nit Wolle, BaunrtDolle ooer Gla6s
berntfht, lili0 ltlan9er Mei6erifDff,
ntan1er Mt6belrips, bem mir es rtt9t
anfeben, befebt gum grDBen She'll aus
Der Safer Der beiben Sutearten. Mu1
gu 5dblofen fleinen @ebrau1sgegens
tdnben, tDie 3. 9. 3lt 2ampenbo9ten,
gu Strantin ober @urten tDirb SUITE rein
ober gemiibt DeriDenbet .unb In tleuener
3eit bat fi9 Die Safer bur9 tire eigens
tbhmlide MuHaugungsfdbigfeit In Der
1nti1eptif9eu 8erbanDstemnit eineu Be-
mertenstDertben plaB erDbert. Sic
ninntt ndmli6 mebr BON ben besinfi3ies
reilben Gltffgfeitert auf unb bdlt bie=
tetben ldnger feit, ais 2einnanb Dber
yaunmoue nno tpirb aud ibres reloiir
biligen preifes balber beionbes fir bic
&riegs9irnrige bepor5ugt. Iur bur6
Dte1e duBerit ausge0ebnte Nermen6bar.
teit 1T ber riefge Mnff9wung Der Sutein.
bultrie u1b ibr getpaltiger Ronfunt 5u
ertldren; Die eng!if9en Gabrifen fiibrter
i'm Sabre 1883 3. 3. Sc 600 Metersents
tter @art, 208 MiQionen Meter Getpebe
un6 Al Millionen DuBenb Gdde i'm Sc
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- prdfbent glepelanb bat bereits
700 photographer BON &inoern erbals
ten, bic feinen Namen tragen: iuenil
Sas 10 fDrtgeht, tpirb bic ganSe nd9fe
bemofratii@e Generation Grober @leDes
lanb beiBen.
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Is.

Die greuelbDlIe Na6t mar boriiber,
bie gsiasuns Idnsf suriidsetebrt. aber
tto9 fillte cine ipil6e, beratpeiflungss
nDle Angft alle 8etpobaer ber 9reiss
ttdot. Mas 9aras gemagt, gren3te
ans Hnglanblibe unb fdrfer als Bic
Mngf Aber bas grlittene mar bas gnt=
teBen por ber 3utunft. Bon einenl
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Meines 8tnt betuabrt bor bielem
Granfbeiten. Or. Nug. 26nig's Sanl>
burger 3ropfen III bas bette. 8lutreittiz
gungsmittel.
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-unteroffiaier: ~S@odf4mes
renotbl Ser Menfd liimmelt ii@ auf
bem Saul rum, tuie n Si6ter auf'm
pegoIusi"
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= 0as gr6Bte 2aser bon Geuebrz
uno &ebolper.B .Batronen l1nb 0hlien
BET g Biper & S@ultbeB.
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gnlpfo6len::

g,sr MeonYofor f,,r;rt om.n,or c,A .,n,f.hYs
Inn ami sds @ereitm;II;o;s S NTsn msTde ar esi.
ssraria5tsa rauissit It IsiSsa. ssa DA'
aaafas etta, M0. u. q. ssraarD.
S t @ lsgr aaxs 90 sMassaSs psrOsa, aoRinse
a.dIotor @ .;aenou,ps hattie baife fate ir "a sJs se
eia iis6erss Ssiimiitel aeaer @ nseir 9Seiben. Sic
erFe Doiis, bic i6 einaabm, baIf mir febr unb
ss.' g faea a +; sSogs gas a 70 Tsi aMo Se ssls
qen Dbspepfie aebrandjte.
MdmOnO, 8a. 8. o. @realbap.
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The Legislative Assembly meets at 10
o'clock this morning.
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ures. These are: "a Pat. Cube Sugar,
81; a. Crushed Sugar, 614; Extra
Powdered Sugar, 81; Fine Crushed
Sugar 90; Dry Granulated Sugar, 6;
Confectioners' \ Sugar, so; Extra c
Sugar, 512 Golden c Sugar, 5.
This puts the price OF refined sugar on
the Coast at the figure at which it stood
April 18th, when the recent upward
movement began. The highest point
was touched on April 23d, since when
there has been continuous decline At
latest date, therefore, the California re-
fineries were selling to the trade at IL
cent below New York prices
Press advices from New York report
an unimportant business ia raws, with a
more cheerful feeling, and indications
that active operations would soon be re-
sumed, the strike now being at an end.
1t IS said that there Is no difficulty in
obtaining all the labor required at the
advanced scale OF wages established
The Philadelphia refneries voluntarily
advanced wages > TO 10 per cent, and
the men are content. In St Louis
the refiners are Oh strike. There was
considerable disposition at New York to
buy cargoes afioat and new arrivals.
Cuban cargoes ahoat had been offered at
New York at , cents, cost and freight,
for 80 test Muscavadoes, and 5-l6 cents
for 90 test centrilugals, with a rumored
sale OF the latter at "a cents The
London market for cane and beet was
easier about the middle Of MAY.
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HOW to RuIIG 2 Cathe1,raI

The Roman Catholics of Sydney, Aus
tralia, have just finished a magnificent
new Cathedral, one OF the most elabor-
ate buildings out of Europe A year or
two ago final supply of funds was re-
quired and was obtained in a curious
manner. The late Archbishop Vaughan
became acquainted with Mr. Harry
Emmett (of the Emmett & Branscombe
"Bonbon" Troupe, now in this city,, who
had in hand the arrangements of an Old
English fair for one OF the Sydney Angli-
can Churches. He proposed the same
idea to the Archbishop, and very soon
the whole of the unconsecrated stone in
terror of the Cathedral was made to
resemble four streets, with old-fashioned
houses, each displaying different wares
for sale. Each house had a distinctive
sign, and every attendant was in old
fashioned costume. There was Il print
ing house where newspaper was pub
lished daily, and actually a theater
where performances by the best actors
took place day and night Twentv-four
children were drilled by Mr.. Emmett to
perform May-pole and other dances,
and guards, courtiers, musicians, etc,
were innumerable. The opening cere-
mOny was witnessed by six thousand
people, before whom Mr. Emmett APP
peared in full steel armor and delivered
an original opening ode. The Arch
bishop and choir concluded the cere-
mony. The fair lasted three weeks, at
the end of which time the clear profits |
were found to be over So, 900. Could
we not induce Mr.. Emmett to start some /
thing OF the kind here?
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

There have been considerable fluctua-
tions in the San Francisco sugar market,
with closing prices as reported in yester-
days ADVERTISER. There were six changes
between the 1st and 18th of May, all
downward. The first VAS a reduction Of
&c on May 4th by the California Sugar
Refinery This was followed next day
by reduction OF &c by the American.
Next day the California came down 15c
from its previous price. The American
dropped &c on the 10th, reaching the
figures of the California. The latter
dropped Zee on the 18th and the Amer
lean followed by &c off its previous
price, and 1sc lower than the California.
The latter came down to the same fig
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Ellis Before the Legislature.
CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS.

IWNSIKTTITWN OF HTTLUINT@-
bill to regulate the construction and
removal OF buildings in Honolulu La
haina, Hilo Wailuku and Kahului was in
troduced by the Minister of the Interior,
and passed To second reading May 22d.
Written permission from the Superintend-
ent OF Public Works or his deputy shall be
a prerequisite to the erection or moving of
any building in any OF the places named
Complete plans and specifications are to be
deposited with the Superintendent of Pub
he Works or his deputy, and upon exam
nation, II they should be approved, per
mission IS to be granted: but in case of
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Grand Success.

The new method of making Poi out of
Taro Flour has reduced the time from
213 hours to only l hour. The old
method of cooking it in a bag has been
discarded. There is no need of building
a fire specially for the purpose, but it can
be cooked at the same time that the
ordinary meal is being prepared.
Take an agate iron or porcelain lined
saucepan, and pour into it one part of Taro
Flour to two parts Of water. Mix well and
be sure there are no Jumps. Place the
saucepan over good fire and stir the flour
and water with a wooden spoon or stick
until it becomes thick, which will take from
three to five minutes, according to heat
employed. After it is thick occasional
thorough stirring is necessary, adding a
little warm water from time to time to pre-
vent its getting too thick. Let it simmer
for nearly an hour, and be almost as stiff as
paiai-that is, quite thick. Put it into
calabash large bowl, and let it stand
from two to three days, when it will become
nice and tart.
Should the Poi show a tendency to be-
come cloggy or lumpy, it can easily be
remedied by smoothing down with potato
masher or wooden spoon.
Persons preferring sweet Poi will find that
by cooking the -four according to the above
while preparing their evening
meal and letting it stand over night, it will
be in proper condition for use on the follow
ing morning,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-28
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative Assembly introduced
a good deal of new work in the form OF
petitions at its sitting yesterday, and adj
vanced several bills a stage. There was
nothing in the proceedings calling for
special mention. An early adjournment
was taken to enable several visiting
committees to obey the instructions of
the House. Their reports are looked
forward to with some degree of interest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-28
AN ACT
10 Encourage the Cultivation orTare.
and the General and Exclusive Use
of TRrO Flour.


of faro Flour.
De IT ENACTED By THE ALDEN FRUIr
AND TARo COMPANY, BY AND WITH THE
CONSENT AND Approval OF THE ENTIRE
HAWAIIAN PoPULATIoN:
Section l. That the Flour As now be-
ing manufactured by this Company is OF
superior excellence and undoubted
merit.
Sec. ?. That all persons who desire
excellent poi should use Taro Flour for
making the same.
Sec ). That mullins made from Taro
Flour possess qualities not obtained
when made from other Ingredients
Sec. !. That for a breakfast dish
nothing can compare with Taro Flour
mush, eaten with milk and sugar. as the
taste dictates.
Sec. .. That griddle or hot cakes
made from taro -four are UNSURPASSED.
Sec. Is. That if one wishes to regain
health and strength their diet should
consist largely OF taro flour preparations.
Sec. I. Taro flour, if properly prepared,
will make the most Respondent person
happy. Taro mush and milk is delicious
Ladies sigh and children cry for it.
Everyone should use taro flour; it is
highly recommended by the entire medi-
cal profession. For sale by all grocers.
Try bag, and ask your friends to do the
same.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-28

Please tell your cook to go to No. %
Fort street, three doors mauka of the
shooting gallery, where he will receive in
Structions from an expert Chinese cook to
prepare many palatable dishes out of taro
-four, such as hot cakes, mullins, taro
mush cakes, etc, etc. They will also be
shown how to make poi of superior excel
lence from this -four Instructions from
9 to II a. m, and to 9p IN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-28
Island BOYS Ahroad

In the roll of honor at st. Matthew's
Hall, San Mateo, Cal, for the fourth
month ending April 18th, Keliiahonui
and Motley are marked 100 each in de-
pertinent. In academic Wilder is $3.50,
and T. 2. Cummins 81 8 in grammar.