The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-02-22
PRICES FAR BELOW


As some evil-disposed persons make |
it their business, find, to depreciate
my manufactures to any and all parties
from whom they seek patronage, |
hereby declare that will, on the award
of any three disinterested and compe-
tent Judges q to select one, and the
would-be competitor one, the two to
select third), for felt the sum of One
Hundred Dollars United States gold
coin to any person in Honolulu, in, or
pretending to be in, my line of business,
who can OF his own workmanship pro-
duce an equal variety, quantity and qua
lily, of the same material, in the same
given time, as the undersigned can, of
the following distinct branches apper-
tanning to the Confectionery and Cake
business namely:
ALI Caramels, or commonly called
hardboiled goods
2-Conserves, plain, in starch, plaster
of paris OF wood moulds, liqueur fruits,
ornamented and plain, smoothed and
crystallized, figures both men and ami
mails of all descriptions. either painted
or piped in bias relief or smoothed, as
also all perforated designs.
Streams, German and American,
plain or decorated.
disqualification, from dust crystal
up to rock candy from raw and petined
sugars.
from nonpareils to smooth almonds of
90 different articles.
6-Genuine gum arabic work in all
its details, as well as imitation, includ-
ing marshmallow.
Floral work in all its entirety Gas
now on eXhibltion) both in sugar and
| composition.
S-Fruit jellies, the great variety of
| articles made from all marmalades, the
preserving of all fruits in syrups, dry
and crystallized, as we'll as their various
syrups.
9-Drages, handmade comprising 20
different articles.
10-Lozenges in all their varieties.
11-Marzipan imitation fruits of all
| descriptions.
l2-MarZipan ornamental tarts, con-
slsting of 20 separate pieces forming Il
whole, and Marzipan figures of all des-
| criptions.
10 All the varieties contained in the
German, Italian, French and American
cake and pastry business.
l4-Manufacture of all articles en-
bodied in the Saxon and Bavaiian lcb-
kuchen branches.
5-Ornamenting of Birthday and, in
particular, WEDDING CAKES, in respect
to which the older residents of Homo
lulu may be referred to, for testimony
that my work has never been approach
ed, much less eXcelled.
l6-The making, in lava composition
and plaster of paris, of all moulds need
ed for the manufacture of some of the
above-named articles.
1.-THE complete manufacture of ice
creams, and fruit and fancy ices.
lS-All the cordials and liqueurs as
are made by all confectioners ON the
continent of Europe.
19-The complete manufacture of all
chocolates from the bean to tablets or
fancy designs.
AS the practical knowledge of all the
above branches constitutes an accom-
plished confectioner, publicly claim
to be thorough master of them all, a'
have repeatedly proved during my
twenty.six years residence in Honolulu
[ am therefore induced to offer the
above challenge, from which the public
may judge for themselves, and, to put
the quieus on ridic Ilous newspaper
pulling. l shall regard the failure Of
any of these "blowers" to accept 1t, n,
proof positive of acknowledged incom
petence on their part, and dismiss then
and the subject finally. This challenge
shall iemain open for one week from
dlle.