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c.v sesooa, s-ss N Preaching II = m ana
-.ss r IN Al kae morning services Rev 0stilsnn
r c5wsers superintendent OF missions VIII
p-exch and after the sermon will ercsin TIE
newly -elecsed elders and Gescsns q the cnurcA.
As4n m Mrs. j. A C. 1e-Esnazn. presidens OF
the state missionary board. VIII sadress Tue
II lies. In the exeaing he pastor Will 6eA-ssf
his festh sermon against Remsnssrn- 1naaor
Ercesvcr, SO p n !. r : { L .osa
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Mr.. ]. NJ. High is here from Vaughn.
Mr.. z. /. Hals.ed was here from Wilke-
son on Thursday.
Miss Dakin expects to start in few
weeks for the East.
Mr. aud Mr.. j. NJ. Winslow expect to
leave soon for Texas.
Mrs. e. W Seymour returned from the
East on Saturday night.
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Five Hundred Pupil. Participated,

Five hundred pupils took part in the
high school Washington's birthday exer-
cises this year The programme was a.
follows; Music. orchestra: recitation
Miss Daisy Farrsuy; piano duet. Misses
Mattel Higgins and Stella Scholes: debate.
.F,ssolrci. That prohibition IS more inn
poytAas than tariff" Affirmative Miss
Mamie Fisher; negative. Eawara liar.
mon. xylophone solo. Ernest Scott: sing.
ing. Miss Adair's school. 'oar Fias." ali
OF primary grades; Washington. My
Washington, high and primary schools
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The Tacoma branch OF the Daughters OF
the Revolution are manifesting much if-
terest in national holidays. The member-
ship OF the local branch is increasing.
Thursday meeting was held at the resi-
dsnce of Mrs C. W. GEiggs. when greetings
were forwarded TO the national organize
tion
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Patriotism. csA.,iar and skating.

For one thing. thers was washIns,on's
birthday. and who would not Wish 10
celebrate TIE natal dzy OF the
father OF his oo0atry9 Though
the celebrations were maid. stlu
lie day was observed IN a small nav.
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Mr.. c. w. Seymour's lectars before the
Annie Wright seminary on Frederick the
Great was largely attended on Tuesday
night, and the audience was q very atten-
tive one. many more having been present
than on the preceding Tuesday As Mr..
6eymou 10 able 10 deliver these lectures
entirely without notes, they are much
more effective, and make more impression
on bis listeners. The course only includes
three more. Among those present on
Tuesday evening, besides many OF those
resident st the seminary, were: Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Sharp. Mrs. Corts, Dir. Clyde
Clancy. Mf. and Mrs. G. Il. Zabriskie. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Csrdin, Miss ciarice
Cardin, Mrs Dakin. Miss Dakin.
Dir. GEORGE Walker, Mrs. r b. Lehman,
Mr.. Robert Pierce. Mira Joshua Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. WINSTON, Miss Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. worden. Mics worden, DIR.
H. Philpot. Miss Madeline Philpot. Miss
Mabel Phiipot. Mr.. W. Fl. Eaton. Miss
Hariowe, Judge Pritchafd. Judge Apple
gate. Miss Apologize, Mrs. Maynard,
Miss Maynard. Mr.. @. L. Num-, Mr..
George Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Delama-
ter, Mr.. Fred Pierce. Mrs. c. w.
Seymour, Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie
Seymour, Miss Winnifred Seymour, Miss
Madgc 0aimette. Miss Harriet Darnaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde. Mrs. Charles
Bridgman. Mrs. f. Alter. Mr. and Mrs.
William Bigelow, Mrs. X. w. Derickson.
Miss Derickson, Mrs. f. L. Sawyer. Mrs.
Rowe, Miss Giyme, Mr. and Mrs. j. 8.
Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs T. @. Abbott, Mr..
Norbert ouimette, Mics Nuthank. Rev.
Mr.. Alexander, Mrs Hans Giese.
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Lesson In Patriotism.

Winston Post. q. A. r.. No. ST. gave the
pupils Of Edison public school lesson in
patriotism on Washington's birthday by
the presentation Of . handsome national
flag. The exercises were as follows: Song.
"The Flag of Our Country" school; reci-
tation. Master Alfred Webb: Ratchet drill,
small pupils, led by Miss Daley; song,
"Mount Vernon Bells" led by Miss Cove
essay, Biography of George Washington, /"
Fred Vose; flag drill. pupils led by Miss
Oliver; recitation. Miss Naney's Gown, :"
Miss Anna Daniels; song, "The Star
Spanglcd Banner" school; song. while
We Werc Marching Through Georgia :"
song. Red. White aud Blue, led by Prot.
McGoyern; recitation. Miss Irmie COT.
man; song. "Americs. by all.
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Christian Chnrehe.

First Church Of Eve.e.s-Sandsv school al
10 A. IN, Henry Porter. superintendent Com
mgnio1 every sunday at IL q n.
Olympic Avsnus-si4 Olympic ATsnHs- Rev
x If Moss. pastor. sunday sGhoo! 10 s. u.
Preaching il = AID - p IL
kGtst-Ss neca strees, between Third end
Fourth. keY. 4. Z Dunlap, minister Resi-
arace. IL Harrison street. telephone I0.A sun
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The Masonic board of control enter
tanned the members Of the order and their
friends In the Masonic hall on Thursday
evening in celebration of Wsshington's
birthday. The lodge rooms were changed
from the clash and spIendor of mystic
rituals to that of dancing, songs, games,
etc. About SOP people enjoyed themselves
until the wee sma' hours Of Friday. The
committees In charge were: Arrange
ment. Mr.. William Farrell. Mr.. h. w.
Conner, Mr.. II. n. Keys. Mr.. J. Fl. Rabbit;
reception, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ]. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. White, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Keys, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Demorest. Mr.
ard Mrs. @. NJ. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
q. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Allan. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r.
Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Dyer; floor,
Mr.. s. c. Heiiig. Mr.. A. A. Swops, Mr.. w.
T. Box, Mr. g. +. Cleveland. Mr.. Henry
Hempfer. Mr.. @. ID. Shaver, Mr.. George
M. Lee, Mr.. J. H. Germond. The pro-
grsmme commenced with tho overture
''Grand Duchess" by Offenbach. which
wss well rendered by warren's orchestra;
song. "The Sword OF Bunker Hill." by
Mr.. Robert Howden: cornet solo by Mr..
A. A. swops, and concluded with song
by Mr.. Robert Howden. followed by dane
ing. games and refreshments.
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The Epxorth League Of the First Meth
odiss Church gave its Washington recap
ton IN the Y. ". G.. A. rooms. CHERRY
pies and paper hstekets were among the
features. The programme: singing.
America" everybody; recitation, Mss
Florence Booshroyd: vocal duet. Mrs :.
Hantiey, Mr.. j. GFibbie; recitation, r.
Bacon: piano solo. Miss Julia > Bos-
worth; reading. Miss Hattie Csaghran:
violin solo, Prof. Olaf Bail; singing.
Messrs. Cozine, Gribble, Tibbetts and
Paine male aasrtette
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish-Fourth and Pike stresta
Rev. c. O. Rosing. pastor Services $40 q m.
German Observation-Disclosures and Birch
streets Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services IL q
m. and 1880 p m.
English Lutheran-Hail Main and Twelfth
streets NJ. C. Baads, pastor; residence 1918
Main street Services, AS o'clock.
Holy Trinity (English) seventh aud Union
treets. Preaching by Rev W. A. Passavant, jE, of
Pittsburg, Pa. superintendent of missions, at
ii q. IN. sunday school at 10 e m.
Norwegian Eyangelical-Tweifth and Olive
streets. Rev. l. j. Kvam. pastor. Residence.
1855 Twelfth street. Services TO- 80 a M and
p. m. sunday school 1t Il O'clock
Swedish Evangelical--Third street. near Pike.
Rev. Martin l. Larson, pastor; residence. Ill
Lincoln street Sunday school i2:l5p IA.
services l0:i5 a. NJ. and p No., and on
Thursday s p. M Prayer meeting p. M
German Evangelical, lions congregation
Temporary place OF worship, Freed's hall, Ninth
street. between Pine and Olive streets. Rev. 4.
knappe, pastor. Residence, 1919 Tenth street
Services. lo:3o a. m and 1880 p. IN. Sunday
school. a m "Bibeistunde," Wednesday, 7:30
p ~, preceded during Lent season by lectures
on the passion of Christ Lutheran Young
Peoples society meeting, Thursday. 7:50 p. IN.
Apologize lectures every second aud fourth
Thursday OF month.
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The parade, although not . very large
one. inspired some enthusiasm and wash
ington's birthday Hsuid De no birthday ~
siI. unless there wxs some kind Of process
sion- Then. unhezrd Of tuxary. there wss
also some skating in honor q the event.
There has teen 50 smsli an amount OF this
winter pleasure, that sksses have been
very little IA demand and. when Al oecs-
sion does offer itself, il - most thoroughly
enjoyed. Coasting. too. has called upon
lovers Of this sport for share 81 their
time. and several gay parties enjoyed an
evening slide
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Baptist Churches.


Market street-Market and Main streets.
No services
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching II a. m
and 80 p. n. Gy the pastor, Rev C. A. Salyeg.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Ballard fNorwegi an Danish)- Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Leary ayeaue and second avenue.
Sermon at 4 p. H., BY Rev. c. W. FinwaiL
West Duwamish-Use OF church building
discontinued and divine service will be held in
Mr.. Fosters house Ina River Park at O'Clock.
Norwegian Danish-sixth and Virginia streeta
c. w. FfnwaIl, pastor. Services III q m. and
7:3o ?. m. sunday school, I2:l5 p m; B y. p
T., Gas ?. N.
Georgetown Baptist Sunday school,. L
At,erbury, superintendent. Meets every Sun
day in Wards hail, opposite Grant street power
house, Georgetown, at 10 a N.
North Sesttle--Third and Cedar streets Serv-
Ices at ii q. N. and 7so p N sunday school at
close of morning service. Rev. ID. J. Pierce, of
the Seattle university, will preach ii a m. and
1880 p m. Young peoples meeting, ESQ p. m
swedIsh-Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson, pastor: residence S23 Dexter street
Services ii a "a. and 1880 p m Sunday school,
II M; young peoples meeting, p. m !; prayer
meeting, Thursday, p. H.: young peoples
meeting Saturday. p m.
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Preaching IL a IN. and 7:3o p N.
Rev. W. +. Taylor, OF Indianapolis, who has
been called TO the pastorate of the church, will
preach morning aud evening. Sunday school
at the close OF morning service. Young peo-
pies meeting els p. IN Prayer meeting Thurs.
day 1880 D. m
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Methodist Episcopal Churches

Notices for this department rnuf Dc nansrd
s. By o'eioek sstarasy 20 SEx1retasertsonI
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Colurshis-suppsied t-on Seattle pHlpftz
Grace. East seattle Mssssca--Saboath school
r. n
saw MISUNDERSTANDING school 10 q NJ: Ep-
worth League = n.
Hsven-Esv " q Esnacoul. pastor frsaca-
ESg morning sEd evening
Germaa-stewArr and THtrteensa streets Rev
C T. Pressing. pastor Services III 4 IA ana
e. m
Battery strees-Thfrd and Battery streets ksv
G. A. La1cen. PASTOR. services al III q N saa
p N
NorweSisn-pauish-Fif and Olive streets
Rev. = ]. Laadegsard pastor. services Il = m
aa4 I'D n m
Atr.caa-lsa Joaes street Rev. j. Allen
vlaey, pastor. Services II a m; anu t-o
p. m. cabbafh-schooa- 12-2 p N
0rac.-RaInser and King strseta saooatn
school. iz:l5 y m. young peoples meeting,
e:s5 ;. Ia prayer nieesing Thursday evening.
CTslmsn--rosn Of Gilman. Rev. J. r. Edwards.
pastor. ssttasa school 10 a m ffeacning II
IN. Epworsh League .. n. Reading League
To p N.
Ashary. Frsn,ons-Rev vs.. n Drode. Class
meeting. 1879 a M: preaching. II q. m; sun.
day school, Il m: Young peopiss meeting. e.S
p N; preaching. 7.s9 y. m
St1E<t-2384t1Ra
ssreess, Rev. n A. Covington. pastor freaca-
ing ct 1880 a and 100 ?. N. sunday school,
&c y M Young peoples meeting. $50 p m
Gilman Park. Bailsrd-Rev. W. H. Johnstone,
pastor. Services IL q. N. and y. M; sunday
school 10 a. m: class meeting IL m Junior
League 80 r. M: Epxo-sh League 9.3o p. m
-swedish-Fifth street, near Pie. Rev. John
Jonsos. pastor; residence, 3l2 Birch street
Services 1853 o. ~: Sunday school, LID p m
young peoples meeting. p. m; evening service,
r. m
Tr!pity-Mercer ana Kentucky streets Rev.
Newman p. IedF!ck. pastor; parsonage pext
door to church Preaching. IL q. N. subject:
@The Faith That saves" 7:e n m, subject.
sour True Kingdom" Class meeting. 10 a M
sabbath school. i21l5 p m Junior League.
$50 p III. Epwosrh League. ESQ p m Spe-
c:sl services every night this week
First-Third aud Marion streets. Rev. W. A.
shankisn. pastor Residence. 922 Seneca
street Class meeting, 10 a M: preach
Ing, ii e. Tn. and 10 = m Morning service:
Organ prelude, '.ksditstion,' by Batiste: an
them, clark Ny SOUL" by Dykes; sermon.
Rev. J. B. sfarkey. of Minneapolis; pos.lude,
b. weiy. Evening prelude. Romance in E."
by Goetx: anthem. 'watchman, What Of the
Night?' by Sullivan; sermon, Religion in a
Busy Life" by the pastor; solo, onertory. by
smart.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Notices for This department ranst be handed
81 By o'eaoek ssturssy 20 FEx1reiasertsonl
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united Presbyterian Church.
Sixth and Seneca streets Rev. 8. Dell John
ston. pastor: residence. rs Spring street
Preaching II a m and 5:3D o. m Sabbath
school, R:l5 p m Young Peoples Society,
6.l5 n. m,
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Advent Churcnes.

Seventh Day-so9 Poplar street Preaching
Up. N.
Christian chapel-warren street, half block
north Of Front street power house services
IL q m
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Universaiist.


Services 1880 p. m in Masonic hall, Pike and
Second streets. entrance on Second street Rev
q IA. shinn, general missionary, will preach.
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nURING the past year several thousand
readers of THE DAILY AND WEEK
LY. P0ST-INTELLIGENCER have So
cure copies of our
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Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev. Clark Davis viii address the O'Clock
rally of the y. NJ. c. A. today in their new hail
lti7 Front street Subject: Tho Death of .
Fool
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Miscsliausous.

Barracks. SIS Jackson street Prayer meetin
a. N. Holmes meeting, IL q m. Free N
easy. p. m. A rousing meeting at p. N.
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Unitarian Church.
Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev W.
e. Eliot ir., minister Service. II a. H.. subject
OF sermon "fne Divine Standpoint !" Sunday
school q. 1850 Seats free
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The Theosophical Society meets In Psttis-
music hall, zoos Front street. 7:3o p. m. Lecture
on "The Races. Third. Fourth and Fifth" by
Mra A. L Biodgett.
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Salvation Armv.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor-Sahbath
school, 9:45 q m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting, Wednesday night
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60 No Politics in This, We

90 No Politics in This, yet
everybody should be in it; so Editors,
Lawyers, Doctors, School Teachers,
and even school children are invited
to try their Columbian qualities in
discovering how many words mot
names) may be obtained from the
word PHONOGRAPH, by transpo-
sition of the letters therein and with
out using any of the letters but once.
Trial tickets are given to each GUS
toner free of charge. Call at the
PHoNOGRAPH PARLoRs, ARLINGTON
BLOCK, and get one.
New selections by the Mariposa and
the Australia.
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AT PUNAHOU.
German Play and Tableau to Take
Place Tonight.

OOAAG1 10y GA4 1o1@~eA w a S<AS
Place Tonight.
Under the guidance of Miss Has
forth, the teacher of German at
Punahou, German play is to be
given tonight at the school by
some of the pupils. The play is
entitled Singvogelchen, and as it
has been carefully studied and
worked up it promises to be very
enjoyable, not merely for those
who understand German, but for
others as well, as the action is a
simple one which all will be able
to follow.
After the play there will be
series of beautiful tableaux. Those
who saw the tableaux given at
Punahou a couple of years ago
need no assurance that these to be
given tonight will be worth going
twice as far to see. They are sure
to be exquisite.
The performance is to begin at s
o'clock.
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y 60 Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chifoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. x. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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COZ Have yOu seen the fine line
of French dressed DOLLS at EGAN &
GUMS; all sizes, all prices. These
dolls must be sold before Christmas.
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Bicycle for Sale.

G1OS BUCKIN CHAM AND
plOC Adams 80 pound racer with
Morgan and Wright pneumatic tires;
used very little and by careful rider;
will sell for $S5 if sold at once; as good as
new and the finest made wheel in Homo
lulu, Enquire at the
POPULAR"
36O1-2t No. 154 Fort street.
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J. J. Williams has made set of
beautiful views of scenes along the
line of the Oahu Railroad Compa-
ny and at the Eva plantation,
which will be forwarded to the
Midwinter Fair. They are grouped
in handsome frame, and make an
exhibit that will attract a great
deal of attention.
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E~ For Bargains in New and
Secondhand Furniture, Lawn Now
els, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
etc., call at the L. K. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, LORRIN A.
Thurston, Assignee in Bankruptcy
of John Richardson of Waikiki, Maui,
gives notice to all creditors of said bank
rupt who have proved their claims, that
he has filed his accounts as Assignee and
a petition for discharge, and that he will
present the same for allowance to the
Circuit Court of the First Circuit on
FRIDAY, February I'd. 1894, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at which time and place
any person interested can be heard.
LORRIN A. THURSTON,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of John Rich
ardson.
By his Attorneys.
CARTER 81 CARTER.
Honolulu, Jan. %, 1894. 3592-5t
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

~ Prof. YarndIey has returned
and will resume teaching and piano
tuning. The violin and cultivation of
the voice, specialties. Address, Homo
lulu Postoffice, care DR.. Tucker.
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The Minister of the Interior will
sell several pieces of Government
land today, situated on the Island
of Hawaii. The sale will take place
in front of the Executive Building
at noon. Full particulars In the
By Authority column.
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o. Mothers ask for the Mothers
Friend Shirt Waist, the latest inn
provement in Boys shirt Waists. No
more buttons to sew on. For sale at
N. S. SACHS.
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90 The Pacific Hotel, corner
of Nuuanu and King streets, is the
place you can obtain the best of
Wines, Beers and Spirituous Liquors.
EDw. WOLTER, Manager.
3567-tf
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Billy Cornwell, Paul Neumann's
friend, is booked to leave for Maui
by the w. G.. Hall today.
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Meeting Notice.

THE INTERNATIONAL SHUETZEN
Il Club meets THIS EVENING, at
7 o'clock, in their Hall, corner King aud
Nuuanu streets (above Merchant Ex-
change. ALI members are requested to
attend. f. FL. MILLER,
3601-1t Secretary.
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The contents of the Planters
Monthly for January appears else
where.
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D Ladies' Diamond Black
Stockings, absolutely fast, only 25cts.
a pair, at y. S. SACHS.
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\" If you want to sell ont
your FURNITURE in its entirety, call
at the L. x. L.
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James F. Morgan will hold an
auction sale of blooded horses or
Saturday, February 10.
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Lost.

4 SMALL, HEART-SHAPED GOLD
~ pin. Finder VIII be rewarded by
returning to "E. NJ. - care of ADvER-
User office 45S7-tf
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Gentlemen don't usually fight,
nor pride themselves on their abili-
ties as knockers out" Such be-
longs to the canaille.-Holomua.
The royalists are evidently losing
the support of their principal advo-
cate.
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Removed.

DR. COOPER HAS REMOVED
H. his Offices and residence to the
Brown premises, corner Alakea and
Hotel streets, opposite Masonic Temple.
Office hours: 10 to II A. NJ, 2 to P. NJ,
Sundays 9 80 to 10 80 A. NJ. Both Tele-
phones No. 154. 3600-1m
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The full proceedings of yester.
days meeting of the Councils will
be found on the first page. r
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Egan & Gum have opened a
millinery department, In charge OF
Mrs. Mckay.
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L. J. Levey will hold a big auc-
ton sale of furniture at his ware
rooms at 10 o'clock to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

There is talk of establishing the
prepared agricultural experimental
station on some of the Eva lands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

JIM. Monsarrat has given notice
that he intends to foreclose mort
gage on the property of S. K.
Nahuaai, at Halawa, Molokai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

The regular meeting of the
Schuetzen Club will be held this
evening at o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

President Dole was in his seat at
the Council meeting yesterday, for
the first time in some weeks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

A Buckingham bicycle, nearly
new, is offered for sale at a bar
gain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02

Six Japanese were arrested last
evening for gambling. 81