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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Mr. Henry c. Lyon the gentle
manly aud we'll versed tourist
agent. connected with MesSrs.
Raymond and whitcomb OF Bos-
ton, arrived by the steamer Aus
tralia in charge of a sms'l-sized
group Of sight seers who desire to
see the Paradise of the Pacific.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26
Notice

Daring ny agsssaee ;rcsa tais Kipganui.
nv bso,hsr LEE fOI II siss Sira u S7n
Yse lor lang See 81 Waisa4s oaka.
shall set lag me- asta fa,i FuRes q Afstfu +.
KwAf TUES
u. Y aiaaAe. 0ahu. Mar ssh. is9i.
;nNr 5-lnso
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Marshal Hitchcock is in town
again. The Mashal does not look
we'll and will proceed TO Hawaii
tomorrow by the Malulani,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Mr.. c a. spreckels left on the
China for San Frsncisco today
SIr. Radolf remained in town.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Capt. Tierney, former resi-
dent and master mariner who
has long been engaged in trading
among the South Sea islands Is
dead. He died Of dropsy
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26
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Branch
BAT Fl II G
establishment.


This First -clsss Bath,ng Resort
has been enlarged sni Is now
os,an 70 the pebble Ii j. she
bet pace % the isla1.tis 70 snioy
a bath and shsre Is no better
plaes 70 lAy Cd Special accom-
uas&iAtions Tor LADIES' Trxmears
psss the door every bali hossr ani
Oh SATURDAYS aud sandAys every
aissen snina;ss-
c. j. SHERWOOD
Proprietor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Tourists are requested to
remember that the subsidy
granted by the regularly elected
Legislature to the Paradise Of the
Pacific was stopped by the p G.
powers, but. the paper is still
gwen tourists gratuitously.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

Marshal Hitchcock will seem
ingly be repaired to again return
to Kauai and display his powers
as arbitrator. Another strike
amongst the Japanese laborers
is in progress on plantations on
that island.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

A number II people we're
present at toe DIP rture Il tHe
China. The baud was In
attendance.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

The Sons e ST George sill
give one Of their ~ pleasant
dances at their Hall to n eht.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

There Is cepi n On DO ri
the { ). f. ) Philadelphia
sals evening
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26

A neat fence has been placed
ar.und the salors Home an
Alakva street.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26
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TIME TABLE
AND AFTER JUNE i, 1851

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Lh@Tz
TRAINS
TO EVA NIL
B b A d
~. F.N. F.s. IN.
Leave rfoaolulu.-.. sS5 l-ss As $50
Leave r. q Ctr 30 30 $50 80
Arrrs Eua Wil-...-.e ~ S-s ca
70 HoSoLuLU.
c b B \
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a Saturdays only.
b Daily.
c Sundays excepted
u Ssturdays excepted
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-26
The Schooner MAHlMaHI.

al run regularly hssw4sz shs sort snd
= zz&iaa. K.sasie<f4A. ssokaiss4. ksexezzL
49, Easki N ms ssaze3 q lsaAu
Fr- Essssks. sse sFrly % sAe Cspszle-
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

People ssould not be aeeeiyegl into paw
ing money foi trashy mixtures gotten up to
sell, Botanic Blood Balm (B. Is. b.. which
teen yeats, never fails to give satisfaction
~ superior builalng mp tonic and blood
purifier. Ii smade from the prescription OF
and the ltose small. see their advertisements
aud buy that when Is thoroughly indoraed
ny thmsands OF grateful patients whom Il
MS cured. trial bottle will test It's ruee.fo .
II VIII cost YOU nothing. and will surely
do YOU good, il vou have cough. cold. or
any trouble with throat, chest or lungs DR.,
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is Guaranteed 10 give re-
lief or money will he pall baek. Sufferers
from "a grippe found IL just the thing and
under iis use had speedy aud perfect re-
coypfy. Try Il sample bottle ut our expense
and learn Yourself just how good thing il
Is. Trial BOTTLES free at $. NJ. Carrigan 8
Drug Store. Large size. soc and 81.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
gis under de house, fore some OBJ
dom men done stole yer"
ran Eisa's DAuaHTERs.

The entertainment given at the
CarIigan Hal! last Tuesday night,
BY Mrs. w. S. Rainey, and the
young ladies of the town WAS q
most. decided success, and was
highly enjoyed by all who atten-
ded, and there was quite largo
crowd present.
The play, The Kings Daughters,
was good from start to finish. Il
is a good little comedy, and every
ono Of tho girls hse her part well
up, and there YVES no hitch nor
drag anywhere. Those taking
part were Misses Stella, Matte and
Lena Royston. Rosa Wallace, Eola
Bessie, Josie and Rosie Conway,
Georgine Eakin, Katie Borden,
Annie Ellis and Lucille Hart. The
song by little Misses Louise Hark
ness and Katie Jet, "Papa's going
to buy me a bow-wow," was excel
lent, and the little fellows sang and
acted it remarkably well. Also
the comic song by Miss Lena Jag
ersield and Willie "Buck" Jett,
Ruben and Cinthia" was excel
lently rendered, and brought down
the house.
We hope that Mrs. Rainey will
favor our people with another per
Torrance soon.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
PERSONAL.

j. W. Ellis was down from oIah yesterday
Col, 5. II. williams of The Hope Gazette
was here Monday.
J. II. Holt of BingeL vac leetureering In
orr town Monday.
Roy a. Baird made short business trip
to Prescott Saturday.
Hon. ". NJ. Green OF Hope was among the
visitors 20 our town Monday.
Or. Alex McEssknil. of wailacebufg was
seen on our streets yeeie.is. ~
DR.. r. J. Booke, the prominent slissieian
OF Columbus vas In town yesterday.
Prof. W. n. Atkins. OF Hope, was in town
on busi sess n short while Saturday.
JE, Green. candidate for assessor was a
pleasant caller nj our ofiie yesterday.
Ar. S. a. Allan and wife, OF Jakaiones at.
tended the entertainments Tuesday evening,
Miss Nav Day Carruth returned Tuesday
morning from an extended stay at Locks
burg.
Mys. Il. A. Robinson and children. OF
lUckSueTS uto Nl6itink tnelg lhtHtr, hr. w
II. Carruth.
Hon. W. 8. Eakin and candidate J. o.
Thompson made d short business trip TO
Hope Monday.
Miss Allie Brooks. OF Fulton, spont por.
tion Of this week with friends and relatives
In Washington.
Mrs. J. W. Phillips. OF Hope, spent several
days Of this week with Mrs. Barksdnle near
Rike's Chappie.
J. N. Clingan and family returned sstur
from Bingen where they have been living
for some months past
Miss Mary Moore. OF Texarkana. spent q
few days here ut her old home with ner par.
ents the latter part OF last week.
Hon. H. s. sutton, OF Hope. son OF Mrs. +.
l.. sutton who WAS the able assistant teacher
of the normal school was in town Monday
on business.
Mr.. W. s. Mitchell and Misses vollie Mitch.
ell ard Jesse SinissOn, of Ozan attended the
closing e1ei cises OF the normal school AZ
this place Wednesday evening.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

.. w. Fuller Of Canainhsrie. N. Y, SAYS
that he ALWAYS keeps DR.. King'A New Dis
coverv In the house. and his family has all
wavs found the very best results follow It.,
use; that he would not he without it il pros
durable. G. A. Dvkeman. Druggist. CATS
kill. N. Y. saws that Or. KIN IS New Dis.
coverv is undoubtedly the best Cough Rems
edy; that he has used II in his family for
eight wears, and il has never failed to do nil
that Is claimed tor It. Why not try rem.
free At S. NJ. Carrigan's Drug Store. Reg.
uar size Soc and 81,
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
DR.. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Sales OF Plantation Chin Cure excells all
other chill preparations together. Every
bottle Kpnranteed. Try IT. Sold by M
Carrigan Washington Z Haselman and Ellis
4 City OzRn; w Whipple DeAnn K II
Etheridge Hope; Z Briant & Co. Fulton.
Z. NJ. Conway has just received his new
stock of spring goods. Call and zee him be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. He can please
you both Ms to quality and price.
Es-' ure your ehIlls 80 they wont return In
u few weeks to bother You as badly rs ever.
You can do It with quinine, but Cheatname
Chill Tonic will do the work and do 1t well.
Tiyt. If 1t fails to cure it will cost you moth. Z.
ing. Put up in both tasteless and bitter
styles.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
SPECIAL LOCALS.

New spring goods al C. NJ. CenwN :.
new ind complete line OF Hardware at
| ConwaY's,
| School books-all kind thar ARE used IN
the Normal school at 0. NJ. Con waS's.
Plantation DiarrhBa Mixture ..ives certain
relief. Every bottle guaranteed, Iry II !,
Sold BY Nj Garfig6n Washington l. ITdset-
Gilman and Ellis Il City 0zan II H NlltpHle
DeAnn; Etheridge Hope brant 4
Co. Fulton.
He shook and he shook, till his shaking wis
cronic,
He then bought bottle of ehestlsains Chill
Tonic,
He said TO his friends, though shaker Of
yOre,
Thanks to the Tome, I am shnks1no more,
Put up IN both the tastVless ana aiteer styls
A reputable merchant cannot afford to urge
and guarantee worthless article Prntt
ton Chill Cure is sold snd sa.srsgtss1 by
N Cnrngan washington : HNselnan and
Ellis & City 0zan; II. w. Mhipple BeAnni Z
Briant 4 Co. Fulton.
Ifyou want a nice suit Of spring clothes
made to order, 20 TO G. NJ c.nwaf's 5 he
can tit you.
II YOU ask what is the qniekest. best. and
safest Chill Tonic, the answer VIII InfAiinbly
be. My friend USE Cheathnn's, 1t l. 4tieasnnt
too, and guaranteed. Put up ht both tile
tasteless and bitter styles.
New spring goods. A splendid line under
the sigh OF the tThree Buck Horns. F"
Plantation sars aparila and loGIde Potash.
ia simply wonderful IN its effects, und small
size only 80 cents. sold by Garrigan
washington; Haselman and Ellis Il City
OzAn; H W Whippie DeAnn; II Il Etheridge
Hope. P Il Briant Co. Fulton.
Young man, If you have the Itch or any
SKIN disease, YOU can't be too qHick in curing
1t, so bnY at once a box OF Hunts Naie. Guar
antced to cure. Put up in both tnsteless and
bitter styles
Ifave you tried Plantation Liver pills for
habitual constipation? They are perfectly
ripan Wnshfngton; Z. Haselnsu and Ellis
& City Ozan, W Whipple DeAnn; X Il
Ethendge Hope Brant q oa, FULTON
C. NJ. Conway stil keeps complete line
OF fancy groceries. Call and let, nim make
you prices.
The pulpit, the bench and the 6aI recom-
mend Gheathan's Chill Tonic IL the finest
antipeuodic in use, being free frt.ln poison
and guai anteed Put u p in both,l1e tasteless
and bitter styles.
ocnHol Dppkh-hll Rtuut IN NtS IN our pun
lie sehools-at c. NJ. Gonway's. x
When Won feel tired, lazy and generally no
account, cleanse your blood with Plantation
sarsaparllH ana lodide Potash iilnd start
your liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by s
Al Uarrigan WasfinsI9n; 2 friedman and
Ellis City uzsn II W Mhlpple DeAnn, L
= Ell eriaEs nsps; -. : = hriaat c F,.l.os;
Hs- You msNYTnVe ffgvfr heard 0f CheatA
ans Chill Tonic before. but If yon are infer.
Ing from chiils and fever try bottic.7 1t VIII
surely cure you ana that quickly. 15c Put
ny IN both the tas,eless and bitter styles.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
Il should 8 " Everr Heuse.n

n. b. Wilson. 81 CLAW St, shsrpshurps
Pa. saws ne wiIlnOt be without Dr.. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Cough,
and eolds that it cured his wife who wa,
hrealeHed with Pneumonia after an attael
"t : La Grippe l" when various other rem
edirs and several physicians had done her
no good. lsphert Barber OF Cooksport, =,
Pa. rlaims Df Kings New Discovery haa
dnne him more good than ANYTHING he ever
used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like il &.
Try it. Free trial bottles DR.. 5. NJ. Carri-
san's drug store. Large bottles Soc. and 81,
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
LA GRIPPE,

During the prevalence Of the Grippe tn
past seasons 1t was noticeable fact tha
hose who depended upon DR.. Kings
New Discovery, not only had Il speedy
recovery. but escaped all OF the trollhl' =
SOME after effects OF the nialadT. This
remedy seems 10 have peculiar power in
effeciing rapid cures not only in eases of
La Grippe. hut in all Diseases of throat
Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of
Asthms and Hay Fever of long standing,
trv it and be convinced, 1t wont dis
tnpoint. Free Trial Bottles at s, M
1arligan's Drug Store.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
A Million Friends.

A friend in need lis friend Indeed, and
net -ss Than one million people have found
iusl such friend IN DR.. Kings New Discov-
rrN for consumption, coughs and colds. II
VoH have never used this great cough med-
cine one trial will convince YOU that it has
wonderful curative powers in all diseases OF
threat chest and lungs. Each bottle il guar
antre to do all that is claimed or money will
lie refunded. Trial bottles are free at s. N.
Cariiean's drug sfore. Large bottles. 50c
and 81.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

HtIIIpNItNU VITCNII UOuTt
October Merm, 1884.
Norman r Thompson9
N. II. johnson
W Warning Order.
Thomas A. Williams /
Fannie E. Williams
John +. Johnson: Defendants
Mrs. johnson
The defendants T. A Williams and Fannie
y. Williams, IL warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff Norman F. Thom.
son and NJ. H. johnson.
G. Z. RoYsTON, Clerk.
Washington, Ark. June l4th 1874.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

Woman, why loose your freshness and
beauty throughchills, Dilliousness and gen
e"al debilitS3 TRY Plantation Chill Cue
Sold by S NJ CarTieun WashIngton; fTaselS
man and Ellis City Oznn; IL W Whipplt
Co, Fulton
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wss CAild, she cried for Csstoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

There are single retail shoe stores in our large
eitiea which sell 29s0 pairs OF shoes q day. making
net profit of $3.50, 600 year. We sell shoes low,
but we sell great many pnirs, the clear profit o.
our lAdes', rneses and chiidrens shoes is at least
ten cents pair, and on cur mems and boys shoes
Is cents pair. We shall establish shoe stores u
each of the fifty largest cities Of the U. g., and II
they sell only 800 pairs Of shoes day they would
earn S525, coo year. We should be able to pay a
yearly dividend of rs shsre, over so per cent
ayear on tho investment We sell the stock at $40
share. The price must inevitably be much more
than $40 share No stock has ever been sold at
Iess than this price, which is it's par value. Stock
non-assessahle Incorporated, Capital 81 900 900.
We have over 1000 stockholders, and the number
s. Increasing ddy Some of the principal stock
heleete are g Yalng, r. Y. II. j. Potter Boston;
T. A. Reed Jr, Chicago J. 3. Campbell, Chicago W. M
RsganAuga 4.ss Rock Ak. I i. Rich. Chicago J.F
Turner, PAila, l. Harding, N. = ]. Payne Battle
creek, Mich y, r Hailsas, Arcade N. Y.
Write Tor q prospectus containing the names OF
auE stockholders, etc, send an order for STOCK
tzc!1siHg cashiers cheek, cash or N o1ey 0rdtr.
Orders taken for one or more shares. Price. 3leE
q share.
pEgTER SHOE CO., iis T. * sosaas, IL, Ia La
4fge7ats Baf.ie1
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

When yOn want to
buy a watch or o clock,
or anything in the jew
elry line, or q sewing
machine, or want a
watch nicely repaired.
see s. w. White, the
jeWeler, Hope, Ark.
Mail orders promptly
attended to.
B-adYcrctine Instant Headache Cure
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Faif Highest Award.
, vour life worth so cents7

Is vour life worth so CentS2
Dumb Chll Ague!l Congestive Chili,tt
Death III THIS IN the evolution Of your chilly
season. Plantation Chill Cure viii cure Won
Sold by 5 VI CairigUn WNshingtUN, HastI-
man and Ellis & City Oznn; Ii W Whipplp
DeAnn; II Etheridge Hope; = Brinnt
CO. Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22


Nest Perfect Made.
A good shower Wednesday,
night aud every body feeling bet
ter,
siiFof fresh groceries go
ia A. & Baird's.
50 1T 2 O'clock TO your voting
place, and go proposed to do good
work for tho party You have az
mach say as anybody. Say 1t
j. r. Buggcr has 4 fresh assortment OF
cream candies made BY Mrs Ferguson OF
Hope. lie will yet fresh supply every week
FRY 10
J. W. Baird Is ON the streets
again after a protracted spell of
slow fever. Everybody glad to
ses him out AGAIN and wc hope his
improvement will be very rapid.
4. Z. Baird handles
Blank Il Bro. fancy can
dies
W S. Mitchell, Dool City, Will
and Jessie Goodleft, and lot of
other ozan people pissed through
town going to and rstarning from
Hope Tuesday They took car
lond OF meal through from Hope
on wagons.
] + pugaer gets fresh candy made Of
u re -usar Is Mrs Ferguson of Hope each
his i home Industry and you should
- candy
S u. Benson brought in TO
iast Monday stool OF
- ST. h. fT,rn op.s IeeS
I5SFToet hlglf and we'll
1t IS a curiosity, and
What our soil will do in the
bl ~ raising line.
Send your best girl II few pounds of that
fresh cream candy att. F, Duggers made
by Mrs Ferguson of Hope.
That little shower last Saturday
was Just enough for taste, now
We want good soaking rain. A
regular chunk -foater, gully. washer
and fence litter. Crops are begin
TO suffer badly for need OF it. The
only crop that remains green and
fresh in spite of the drouth is the
crop OF candidates.
WASTED-Ladies aud Gentlemen make
from w. 90 to "a 90 per day folding address
ing circulars and corresponding for me at
their homes. Permanent position for par
tIcuars send self addressed stamped envel.
ope j, W. KELDER. Mishawaka. Iud.
Author OF Hounds and Hares.
The Hope boys come up last
Wednesday afternoon and played
our boys five inning game of ball
The Hope boys were not IN 1t a
little bit. The score stood to 3
in favor of Washington. We have
material here for ore of the best
ball teams IN the state if the boys
would only practice little.
II YOU are possessed OF wool -dyed. I'M
shrinkable. nftv' our>inchswide sagacity,
you will not suffer sick ~headaehes any longer
hui will try the new and famous cure known
~ Ramon = Tonic Liver Pills. They are
absolutely harmless, and the best remedy
ever compounded for All forms Of bilious
uess, disordered liver, sour stomach. eir,
YOUR druggist has them, and thPv cost but
55 cents box. TeeY will give YOU samples
free.
The woods, the roads, the towns
and the fields arc full of them
candidates. The following was
heard by lot Of gentlemen pass
ing negro cabin in the lower end
of the county the first of this week.
"Lor, Nanny! Look yondcr at
all dem. solgers comm" "Hush
yer mouf, gal, an go on wild dat
churnin Dem amt solgers, dems
nuthin but old candidates. Hure
Queen you cum in dis yard and
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
WARNING ORDER.
Plaintiff.

Hampstead Circnit Court
October Merm, 1884,
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
LOCAL GRlsT

Mas Klttie Rowton has been cri-
,ically i'll for week past.
Fresh patent flour ut A.
L Baird's.
Uncle Jimmie Norwood brought
in cotton bloom this week.
Os. Prices Cream, baking Powder
Nest Perfect Made.
A good shower Wednesday,
night aud every body feeling bet
ter
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22
5bor fresh groceries go
ia A. Z. Baird $.

Goat 2 O'Clock TO your voting
place, and 90 proposed to do good
work for tho party You hnye az
much say as anybody. Say It
Washington telegraph., 1894-06-22

- N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-09
STILL SMUGGLING.
A Remnant of the Emerald Ring at
Work.

The Emerald opium smuggling
ring was not destroyed by the con-
viction and Imprisonment of three of
its members. 1t still exists and
operates between Victoria and Homo
lulu.
The head Of the ring is now
Charles Josslyn, who was indicted
with Wichmsn, Thomas and Greene
valid, but saved himself by fight.
Josslyn had close call in Homo
lulu about month ago, and will
probably give the paradise of the
Pacific wide berth for some time to
come. The smuggler visited the
newly born Republic in the guise of
a drummer, having in his possession
four trunks of samples" He had
changed his name to Jamison, and
tried to induce the Port Surveyor to
pass his trunks unsearched through
the Custom House. The Port
Surveyor was not that kind of man.
The trunks were opened and search
ed, and found to contain about 400
pounds of prepared opium; but
Jamison, or Josslyn, had disappear
ed. The surveyor, who is now in
this city, thinks that the smuggler
went back to Victoria on the Warri-
moo. The Importation of opium in
to the Hawaiian Islands is absolute
ly prohibited, and Josslyn's samples,
worth about S2400, were seized and
destroyed.
The local customs officials have
good reason to believe that 800 tins
of opium seized in this city about
three months ago belonged to what
is left of the Emerald ring. The
boxes containing the drug were
marked "books" and were addressed
to a missionary priest in Honolulu.
1t was the smugglers' purpose to re-
move the drug from the boxes when
they had reached Honolulu and fill
them with old books for the priest.
Collector Wise has learned that he
cannot lawfully hold the 800 boxes
of opium marked books" because
they were seized while in transit
from Victoria to Honolulu. They
will therefore be forwarded to Homo.
lulu at an early date, and upon their
arrival will doubtless be seized by
the Hawaiian Government. S. f.
Call, Sept. 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-09
ANEW INDUSTRY FOR HONOLULU
There Will Be a Large Canning
Factory Erected.
Mango Chutney to be Manufactured and
Fruits of Different Kinds
reserved.
A new industry for Honolulu (!

a new INDUSTRY Tor Honolulu !
Mr.. A. Herbert received, by the
Australia, letters which guarantee
the erecting here of a factory, and
a large one. Several Honolulu
gentlemen will be interested in the
enterprise with Mr.. Herbert and a
number of Californians. Articles
of Incorporation will probably be
filed this week.
The output of the factory will be
mango chutney, pickles and toma-
toes and preserved pineapples also
jellies and jams.
Speaking of the proposed in
dustry, Mr.. Herbert said yester-
day:
Perhaps the largest export from
India is that of chutney, from Ben
gal, and experiments we have made
demonstrate that an article every
bit as good can be manufactured
here, and at no greater expense
than in India. Our closeness to
the United States, Canada and the
southern colonies will be directly
IN favor for the export trade.
I'm addition, we propose to can
the different fruits when they are
in season and put up in pickles
and jams and jellies.
" We expect to be able to supply
all these islands with this line of
goods, and will be able to deliver
them at great reduction on prices
now charged for imported articles.
The home supply satisfied, we shall
turn our attention to an export
traden