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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-17
OPINION OF THE COURT BY BECKER
TON, J..

TON, J.
This matter comes here on an APP
peal from the decree of Mr.. Justice
McCully overruling the plea in bar
of defendant.
Okuu, the defendant in this case,
brought an action of replevin
against Kaiaikawaha which was tried
at the April Term, 1883. The defend
ant offered to set up purely equit-
able defense tending to show that a
bill of sale OF the chattels in suit
from defendant to plaintiff, absolute
on its face, was in fact q mortgage.
The presiding Justice excluded the
evidence in support of the defense,
and the verdict was for the plaintiff.
Exceptions were taken and heard in
Banco at the July Term, 1888, the
Court holding that such evidence
was rightly excluded, Okuu VS.. Kai-
aikawaha, VII. Haw. 81.
The plaintiff defendant in the
former case) now brings an action in
equity to set aside the same bill of
sale and declare it to be mortgage,
and the defendant pleads in bar and
judgment in the former case at law,
whereby the title to the property and
chattels set forth in the plaintiffs
bill was adjudged upon in favor of
this defendant, as also the matters
and things alleged in the plaintiffs
bill.
The question is, was this equitable
claim adjudicated; was it heard in
the case of Okuu vs.. Kaiaikawaha?
We find it was not; on the contrary,
it was excluded. The plaintiffs in
this case attempted to avail them
selves of their equities at law bnt
were prevented from so doing by the
ruling of the Court; these plaintiffs
were not seeking remedy at law or
electing to proceed at law instead OF
equity, they were the defendants in
the case at law, the now defendant
was the then plaintiff.
A plea of former judgment at law
to be bar in an action in equity,
must have been rendered by Court
of competent jurisdiction, and upon
full and complete hearing OF all
the merits of the case.
Story. Eq. Pl. Sec. $50,
2Am. Chan. Dig. 5O4,
Herman on Estoppels, 252,
Gallagher VS.. Roberts, l Wash. G.
G. Repts. 800.
Pleas in bar based on former
Judgment are based on the principle
that the Court will not hear what has
been heard and decided before. A
Court in equity will entertain case
where there has been a verdict and
Judgment, there being an equitable
ground of defense of which the de-
PENDANT could not avail himself.
In the case of Bell VS.. Merrifield,
100 n. Y. POP, it was held, "that
valid judgment upon question
directly involved in suit is conclu-
sive evidence as to that question in
any other suit between the same
parties; but it must appear either by
the record in the suit or by extrinsic
evidence that the precise question
was raised and determined in the
former suit"
The appeal is dismissed and the
decree affirmed.
w. A. Whiting and Chas. Creigh-
ton for plaintiffs; A. Rosa for defen-
dant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-17
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands.
In Banco.
AuGusT, 1890.
J. n. kAIAIKAwAHA EFT AL. vs.. GEORGE
okUU.
APPEAL FROM DECREE OF M'cuLLy, J.
JUDD, c. J., MCULLY, BIcKERToN, AND
DOLE, J. J.
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands.

The plaintiff having attempted to set up
an equitable defense in suit at law
brought by this defendant against HIM.
was prevented from doing SO by the
ruling of the Court, and judgment was
rendered against him. The defendant
now pleads that judgment in bar.
Held, That the judgment is not q bar
to his action in equity based on this
equitable claim.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-17
Nrm advertisements.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE WE
L will not be responsible for any Freight
after same has been delivered at any Sta
ton. Parties to whom Freight is con-
signed must be at the Station to receive
their Freight.
No Freight will be received for shipment
between the hours of $50 and O'Clock
A. M, and between / 80 and O'Clock P. N.
Trains will not be detained for Shipment
of Freight without special arrangements.
- No FREIGHT WILL RE RECEIVED
AFTER THIS DATE UNLESS CHARGES ARE
PREPAID.
OAHU RAILWAY Il LAND CO.,
w. q. ASHLEY, Supt.
Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1890. Slim
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08
Insane Cases.

Louisa Shultz. the Is year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Shultz, of South
Ottawa, was alluded insane in the
County court. The girl was born in
Germany, and had been employed as
a domestic until January lst, when
she was suddenly taken i'll and has
since been confined to her bed. At
no time since has she been rational.
Major Gibson will take her to Kanka-
kee on the first train tomorrow morn
ing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08

We are sorry to see our good friend
of the StreatOr Ind Times, most unwit-
tingly we have no doubt. make himself
a party to gross outrage on a most
worthy citizen and deserving public
officer. by republiShing, with due Gre
dit to its disreputable origin, Roses
nomination of Co. Treasurer Wright
Adams as the Republican candidate
for State Treasurer. The good Strea-
tor Doctor cannot plead ignorance as
to what sort of creature Rose is, hence
must know that to assume that his
naming Wright Adams for any office
was the result of any friendly intima-
cy between the two is deep insult to
Adams. If Adams has any such aSpi-
rations as Rose would saddle him with,
there are decent republican channels
through which he would make it
known and not sewer. Rose can have
but one of two objects either to vent
some spite at Adams or compel him to
buy him off. Our StreatOr friend can
be a party to no such game.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08

The i'll effects from imprtdent eat
ing may at all times be prevented and
the dyspepsia fOrestalled by the timely
use of LaXadOr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08

A NEW STRIKE.-The working
classes have struck against high-priced
cough medicines, and endorsed DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents a
bottle.
1.-THE first bringer of unwelcome
news hath but losing Office So
happy people prefer to tell of the ter
rible pains they have cured with Sal
walton Oil.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08
Marriage Licenses.

Peter Scheuer and Anna M. Smith,
La Sale; Nels Nelson and Bertha ia
cobsOn, Norway; Melvin f. Garter
and Jennie V. Rainier, Farm Ridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-08

Streator had a stabbing ARRAY last
Saturday night, which is likely to
make more business for the grand jury
and criminal court. John Caswell and
Moses Jackson got into quarrel in
a saloon, In the course Of which Cas-
we'll stabbed Jackson about three inch
es above the heart, inficting an ugly
cash three inches long. Caswell is
locked up in the city jail awaiting a
preliminary examination and the re-
suit of Jackson's wound.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

In the Supreme Court Oct 27th
before Judd. CD, and Blckerton, J.,
an examination Of applicants to prse-
tice IN the lower Courts was held.
The following presented themselves,
viz: Joseph H kswelo Of Hanslei,
Kauai, Joseph halsws Of HilO, f. 5.
heih Of Honolulu. J. W. H L hihe
Of haiLus, J. VI. healOha Of Homo
lulu. c. b Pa. W B. ksIa and W. P.
Haia OF Mskswao; W. P & Mslu-
Iani Of Honolulu and Peter Nowlein
Of Hsnalei-
OF these the successful ones were:
J. NJ heal0hs, W B. hsls, ". P.
Hsis and W. P b Mslulsni-
Some Of the questions were: l.
What Is & demurrers 2 State 8 case
in which one would apply. g. What
steps are necessary to appeal from q
lower 10 q Circuit Court IN Bsnco on
6 point Of lsEF Z How many kinds
OF appeals are theret ). Who Is su-
thorized or can ask leading questions
IN g trisI2 Whist Is partnership
What Is essential to it, etc etc
W. A Kihs presented himself for
examination for 3 full license
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Nrm advertisements.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE HAWAIIAN ANNUAL FOR 1891

is NOW IN COURSE OF PUBLICA-
4 ton for issue during December. The
Publisher would be pleased TO receive from
departments, Societies, Agents and Others
interested, all needed corrections affecting
them as early as possible, and Plantations
that have not yet returned the enquiring
circular sent them will please do so with
out further delay. Articles in preparation
are desired by Nov. 18th at the latest.
Advertisers contemplating changes, or
new patrons desiring space will please re-
port in convenient season. RateS-the
same as the past two wears.
The ANNUAL for 1891 will be increased
some 40 or 80 pages over the last issue by
revised, reset and extended tables with the
usual variety of research and other articles
OF special interest for the casual reader. or
Of value for future reference: the aim be-
ing TO have the ANNUAL merit in every
sense the confidence of the public.
As announced in last issue the price of
the ANNUAL will be changed to as cents
each, or 50 cents mailed abroad.
A limited number will be bound in full
cloth, with stamped covers at 81 each, or
Sl.15 mailed abroad.
E~PSrties on the other islands deSir-
ing copies mailed To themselves, or to
friends abroad, will please send clear direc-
tons and they will have careful attention.
No cloth-bound copies sent out unless ex-
preSSly ordered.
THOS. O.. THRUNI,
Publisher Hawaiian Annual.
9Slw l2+6-2w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

is any more benefited by the widen
ing Of Alskes than any other lot in
this town not on the street,
Only especial benefits are 10 be
assessed, not general benefits in
which all property owners in the
town, district or island participate.
The Legislature in prescribing
that the estates especially bene-
fitted by the improve neut should be
assessed for portion of the cost of
the Improvement, certainly did not
intend that the Incidental advantages
which might sccrue to all the landed
property in the district Of Honolulu
should contribute TO the cost.
The statute of Massachusetts,
distinctly limits the assessment of
betterments 70 such real estate in
Guiding that pant of which is taken
therefor which receives any benefit
aud advantage therefrom beyond the
general advantages TO all resl estate
in the city or town. Mass Statutes,
1852, p. S44.
Il think our statute has the same
meaning, snd accordingly l find that
part Of the report or determination
Of the commissioners which assesses
benefits on the appellants estste TO
be void. The remaining objections
70 the report Of the commissioners it
Is not necessary 10 consider"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Building At Pearl City.

Those who intend to build at Pearl
City (gnd We understand there ara q
goodIy NUMBER VII be glad to note
the progressive spirit Of the railway
company. which seems TO be alive TO
the interests Of itE patrons Ii has
agreed TO carry those VINO buy homes
IN their new settlement et LII cents
each way to and from Pearl City and
Tow Oilers TO deliver building mate
rizIs al the proposed settlement at
from 10 10 Is Per cent cheaper than
any one living II that part OF the
Island has ever been able To do II
al people who want hous IN one
OF the most delightful SPOTS II the
kingdom don't avail themselves Of
the opportunity now offered, whose
fzuIt VIII Il BET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Nauf Nets.-

The wife OF E. Bal, Road Superin
tendent, died Of consumption OF
"Wednesday the I'D, and was buried
IN the Catholic cemetery
The work on the Wsihee mill, that
Of putting II machinery for the diffu
sion process, Is progressing slowly
The Union Iron Works has the con
tract Of putting It IN
RObberies are not confined to HO-
uoIuIu- The robbers are evidently
widening their field Last Sunday
night they entered D L Meyer
butcher shop, opened the ssfe-which,
IL L claimed was not securely locked,
and stole 500 II coin, and papers,
belonging 10 William Goodness and
the butcher. Several parties were
searched for the stolen money and
paper. but as yet nothing has been
found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
August 2Oeh, 1890
ozg1oy OF CHEZ JUSTICE JUDD

-EEL1S OF CHEZ JUSTICE JUDD
Several important questions are
E-1ugh1 Up by these sppesls-
First: Have the Commissioners
suro-uted under the Statute TO assess
tEs ds1nsges 10 property taken Tor
street OusnIug OF Improvement and
benefits for such Improvements the
surEC-l-v 70 assess benefits upon land
situated not upon the street wltened
bct II the neighb0rh0ods
second. Are the particular es-
ts-zs whose assessments Ers appealed
frgr within the authority OF the
CCuUlssICDt
Third. Do the damages OF cost
-erceuta-e OF which : TO De re-
c1Cped by these assessments include
the dzuszes paid 10 owners OF lands
Elich have been taken BY the State
f-- street Improvement.
Section 1 Of the Act Of 1910 pre-
scrIbes thzt the Commission shall
determine what estates are especially
beneEtsd By such road q highway.
ard The amount Of especial benefit TO
each
he appellants lots are situated
W. Aliens on King street between
AIzkss and Richard; one lot Of Mrs
Bishops estate l. OF King street be
tween AIzkss and Fort. and the other
IN C1eeu street between AI2kss and
RirEsr,ls- and Mrs. Shows lot On
Hotel street between Alskss and
Rlehsris
No one Of these lots / On Alzkss
.-rze- wbich vas EIieued- and 10
ous kzs been made more convenient
Z secess OF benefited N any way
that = Z possible 10 discover
There i ID Evidence that their sale
ala vsI1s n the market or their
Tzlue 20 rsEt has been especially sp-
ursci zrsd by the widening OF street
IN TIE ueizhborEood- Any improve
next N tie town L doubtless Z gen
zczl sfFznrage 70 al the property
scIisrs II The town
Tie Introduction 0f water works
he better Lighting OF streets fs.cII-
1ss FIR transportation q freight and
uessenzsrs. 4 good police seEVIce--
zTsrytItnz Of this character improves
a. value 4 real estate n z town
Bat these are general advantages
= Ehich al psrcsl= OF resI estate n
tie given tOEn share II 4 greater OF
I=ss snare II 4 gE6steF O. less degree
I cannot hing myself To the idea
that Z lot Of land lying between Ala
E=a and the nezt street parallel 10 Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
NEW SAILORS home.
Entertainment at the v. NJ. c. \. Hall
I'm Aid of Its Funds.

Entertainment At the v. NJ. c. \. Hall
In Aid of Its Funds.
On Tuesday evening an entertain
ment was given at the Y, Nj. c. A.
Hall in aid of the new Sailors Home
Society by MIR. Francis NJ. English,
B. A. (Oxon.l, which was attended by
very fashionable audience. The
Hon. Chss. Il. Bishop. President of
the Sailors Home Society, introduced
Mr.. English to the audience.
The entertainment opened with q
paper on Tennyson's In Memo
RAM Mr.. English sketched Tenny-
sons life, and the causes that led to
the production of I'm Memoriam."
He compared it with Lycidias and
Adonias, and took as q specimen
from it, Tennyson's treatment of re-
hgious doubt. Several amusing
anecdotes were told of University
life in England, and the paper was
illustrated with copious quotations
from the English classics. 1t was
listened to throughout with the most
marked attention.
After brief interval, MIR. English
gave humorous musical sketch, en-
titled Mrs. Sutherland Tomkins at
Home" This kept the audience in
one continual roar of laughter from
beginning TO end. Mr.. English is an
excellent mimic, q fine pianist and
was most smusing in the way he took
off the different guests who respond
ed to Mrs. Tomkins' " at home invi-
tstion. 1t is to be hoped that the
sketch will be repea,ed on some
future occasion. At the conclusion,
the audience showed its spprecia-
ton of the entertainment by an en-
thusisstic burst of applause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04


OPINION OF rHE COURT BY M'cULLY, J..
The point for decision in this mat
ter s. Il was presented on sppsSl Is
solely whether estates OF lots not
shutting on s street which hiss been
Siiened shall De assessed for the bet
terment.
Ire authorities are sgre'Ad that
sucu terms s. especially benefit
al must be construed 70 mean
something different from the gen
eral banent 70 the city st lsrge, snd
from The locality near the street
which hiss been improved by widen
ing
Chief Justice Gray, in Uphsm vs..
Worcester. us Mss. 81, ssys. the
benefits which may secrue 10 sny
es-ata from the laying OFT Of high
wsy are Of three kinds LIST, These
dlreetly occssiOnei 10 an estate
bounding upon the highway, and
peculiar 10 the estate itself as dis
tlnsuished from other estates not
bounding thereon Pad. Those
shared by the estate IN common with
other estates II the neighbOrhOOd.
Srd. Those which extend 70. sl
estates IN the same town or city.
Benefits Of the trst kind only esn be
SLOWED by way Of set-O1f against the
damages awarded 70 the owner
under the Highway Act for taking
part Of the estate and inJuring II. =
To s similar effect sire Psrkes vs.
Hsmpdsu. 20 Mass. $50 Allen ".
Chsrlsss0n. loo Mass. 30. snd Cross
" Plymouth. 125 Mass, SIS.
This rule i founded on good res
son. and sny other line Of distin-
gushing estates which srs sssesssble
tCr benefits from those which sre
beyond the influence OF the improve
usct would De difficult 10 establish,
s-i arbitrary snd unsatisfactory IN
rs working
We adopt the reasoning snd de-
c-s.-c Of the Chief Justice, which
follows below
". A. Whiting, for the Govern
usus W Foster, for sppelsnts-
CoNcUzzISG OPINION OF DOLE, J.
I support the conclusion OF the
foregoing opinion upon the sole
ground that our statute only author
Izss the charging Of costs for the
widening Of streets against the lands
which have been dsmEged by such
widening. The wording OF the stat
ute : somewhat loose and vague n
pisces. bur reading the whole OF It
and interpreting the doubtful parts
by the context one i led clearly 70
the conclusion that other lands than
these which have been injured and
are awarded damages were not under
consideration by the Legislature
whsa the statute was ensetsd-
A. the land affected by the pro
cee6iuEs before this court Is not
within the class Of lands referred 70
II the statute. the assessment OF
costs syaiust Il must be cancelled
SASEORD B Dole
AuyuS- 2l-h. 1880.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Ii. Is. NJ. :. Amphion.

On Wednesday morning h. B. NJ.
5. Amphion arrived of port, ten
days from ESquimault, B. c., en-
route to China. She saluted the
Hswsiian and also Admiral Browns
flag. the shore battery snd the Char
lesion responding. In the after
noon the Amphion came into the
harbor snd anchored in the naval
row. She Is 3 twin screw cruiser,
with ten guns, and has two tunnels.
Several of her officers have been
here before, and Mrs. Breton, wife of
the Staff Surgeon, Is st present in
Honolulu with her children. The
AmphiOn Will remain here about 8
week or ten days. Following Is 8
list Of her officers
C&ptain-Edward q. Hutton.
Observation-Disclosures W. Barrett, Geo.
J. : W&uender, Wm. II. du c. Chads,
Richard H Story, Frank Hammond,
&rd Rooert f. Scott.
staff Surgeou-WIlliam (. Breton.
staff William ;. Watson.
Fleet Engiuesr-Thos. " ii. Ramsay.
Surgeon Alfred l. Rimel.
Chief Engineers-Wm. Whittiughsn
2nd Henry j. Turner.
Assistant Engiueers-Thos- c. Morris
snd William A. J. Davies.
Gunners-John Mccarthy and Theo
Bye.
swain-EdwGri Davis.
Carpe1tsr-TGomas SlAney.
Clsrk-Heury HOrniman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Honolulu and Pearl City
At l cent per Mile Second Glass,
AND
| 1-2 cents per Mile First Glass,

during Term of years from the date
OF purchase
These special Rates Of Fare will be trans
fersble With the property during the term
rsmed u the Original Deed Trains will
always be run for reasonable accoumods-
ton Of residents at Pearl City. Trains will
reach Honolulu at 6:t5 and or s:I5 and
ll=o A N, leave Honolulu for Pearl CITY
and way Stations At s:t5 A N. and las and
TO 40 and j:15 10 $50 Pm. Subject,
however to such changes as may be from
TINE to time found necessary for tue con-
yeutence Of the public or business interests
OF the Company. Evening Trains will also
oe run Whenever there = a reasonable
demand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

Tires oue II our I4E-mzEnz fellows
I'd Ike % say soueshInz about
The chap with ling Ike 4 bellows,
4 mouth Ike 4 trzzia-noUze spout;
An arm that goes Ike ! Windmill
i voice Ike big bgEzaE;
Tou Al mist have seen the fEii0T
NEAL
The Man with the Irun Jaw
OGTzDEz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

Assessments for the hettsruent Of estates
VII. BE- limited 10 estates Sbutting on
The highway or street which has been
1usugG % wi6ene&
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Builders Of Steam Machinery
In All ia br2nehss.

In AL ia br2nchea.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Ensfnss 4 BefIsrs.
High Pressure or c0npoznd-
sTRAM VESSELS Of AL kinds baiIt son1isfs.
vita hnIls o wood, iron or uposits.
ORDINARY ENGINES compensated whsa u
vizAbls.
STKAM LAUNCHES. B4rEss and steam Tugs esn-
straetsd with rsfsrsncs 70 the trade IN uhaeh
thsy are 70 be employed SEED, tonz.gs an4
daft Of water znaFsntssd-
SUGAR MILLS and ssgHr Making Mailman
made after fhs rnost Approved Plaza. Aka All
BoflsF Iron work eonnsete1 tasrswfth.
WATKR FIFE. Of Boiler o. Sasst Iron. q AR
sizs, made IN suitable lsnRfns f0r eoa nseffaa
sossthsrs or Sheets rolled, pzncasd snd F.aks1
for shipEnsnt, ready % Be nFstsd on tha
Kround.
HYDRAULlC RTVETIEG, Boiler Work and U.s.r
Hrss n1ads b. this ssilbiishmenf. ripstad 81
hyarzniic fiystiAg machinsry. mas 4aailfT e
wcrk bsing Tar superior q had woEE.
sHIF WOEA. snip and stean C.pstzns. s.sam
Winehsss AIR and ciscui1finG tumps, naAs
after the 1ost approved plaza
SOLE Azsnts and manufacturers far o. R.ssan
Co&st Of the Heins safety bolIsr.
PUArS-Dfrset Acting Funps for irrixnflnn %
city works puFpossss bzllt vita ne eslskra1s1
D1yJ Valve Aotons slpeFior = an1 olaes
prmp-
soha DYE -..,.s.-.----.-..... Asaeiass
--lsm nson -. ;. zpss.ls.. Specialists ns><s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
Nrw embellishments
|Barry'S TriCOpherOuS
EstnpI;shed ssofa

InfallIblo for rcnewing. invigorating ard
identifying the hair. removing scurf. dzndEn9.
land all affections OF the scalp. and curing erup
tons OF the skin. diseases Of the glAads mn-clcs
and integumcnts. and relieving stinz2 euis.
bruises, sprAins, etc. The sfanity between shs
membranes which constitute the akin and ths
hair which draws lis sas,snanee from tins sripis
envelope Il very close. All diseases q TIE hzr ,
originate In the skin OF the head II he porss
Of the scalp are clOgxcd. orifths blood and osAer
iaids do not circulate freely through TIE snail
vessels which feed the roots with moistnrs Aa1 .
5impart life to the ahres, the rssnlt b senrf.
dandruh, shedding OF the hair. graynsss, 6ryns2
and harshness Of the ligaments. and entire 1ai1- +
ness, as the case may be. Stimulate TIE skin .
healthful action with Barryss Tricopher-
Gus, and the torpid vessels. recovsEiag sAak
activity, viii annihilate the disease N a.
affections Of the skin and Of the sahstrzEa e
muscles and lntegumenrs The process and NJ
effect are the same. II Il upon the skia. tAe
muscular fibre. and the glantls that BarryS
iTricopherous has its speciae acticn. and
/ in all affections and injuries q thsse 0rgana z
/ Is = sovereign remedy.
Beware OF Couneerxelss-
From the Greatest Living Prima DoznA
Madame Adelina Pain Nicolini
MoNTxyInEo. July ScEh fSsH
NRssRa Barclay q Co. New York-
Dear Ssrs I'll take pleasure IN snnouncinR - d
/ you that BARRr's FLokIDA WArKRis oue q -
few articles always TO be foand o. ny drsszine
lease. In my conception IL i one q tha hesx e s
toilet waters, and for the bath Il IL not only D.
|hcious, but refreshing ard nEiguaenE. u
!rsconmend q without reserve.
Aass..G NGss-S i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

The Company have expended $4,000 to
procure an ample supply of pure mountain
water, resulting IN the completion of two
large Reservoirs with storage of nearly
100000 gallons
From q distributing Reservoir with q
capacity of 200 900 gallons, at an elevation
of 100 feet above sea level, water has been
laid along Lehus Avenue to the Pearl City
Depot Ii g 6-ineh Cast Iron Pipe, from
which water will be supplied by the Com
pauy at Government Rates
The Company viii bind itself in the
Deeds TO carry purchasers and their fam
lies and servants by rail between
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04
ME-. W. T. ALLEN.

HAz AZ OFFCE WIZ MzzEEs- EIzEOE 4
IL co. Garner 81 HsrEazzt 1ad EAahazaanz
Efrsztz. and kz VII Be PLEASED - zfsszz - zzg
BUSINESS satrunt.d = hfn- l<ssn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-04

yUrp, C, - N'CULLY, BICKERroN AND
pOLE, IL