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The

War

Daily

Bulletin

Supplement,

November

23,

1894.

COMING

VI81TOK.

Hnrnsou

liros.

have

transferred

thoir

roai

esUU(

rmtt

ami

ban

business

to

George

K.

Owsley,

who

)5

an

onk,-'-

8

"

Times

tog.

h

ivo

years

ago

Carter

11.

Hnr-Bil-

k

rilr0I)(

Jr

willlaui

Preston

liar-pric-

e

risou

opened

a

real-estat-

e

olliuo

tin-an-

d

1er

the

r.rm

name

ofllarrison

IJros,

aud

have

noou

more

or

loss

actively

0MKaKwl

in

that

business

over

since,

The

Messrs.

Harrison

are

now

got-

-

.

..ratory'to

iniiuK

abroad.

between

China

.

and

Japan

.,l

I

will

cauHo

prices

for

their

silk

fubricrt

to

go

higher

;

110

country

can

light

..

und

weave

at

the

same

time.

I

he

llUH

already

advanced

ii

the

papers

State

that

the

War

M

likely

to

be

"on"

for

two

01'

three

years.

It

UCllOOVtS

ttlL

caiUlll

IUI)U

to

pureliase

now.

We

una

an

immense

stock

of

Japa

nese

Goods

ordered

before

war

was

declared,

conse

quently

we can

continue

to

sell

at

the

old

prices

as

long

aB

our

present

Stock

holds

'

out,

and

then

the

War

will

force

prices

up.

Our

last

consignment

consists of

Silk

Dress

Goods,

both

figured

and

plain

;

Morning

Gowns

for Ladies

and

Gent,

Silk

Kimonos,

Smoking

Jack-

ets,

Silk

Pajamas,

Japanese

and

China

Ware,

Screens,

Lamp

Shades,

Lunch

Bas-

kets,

etc.,

etc.

DAI

NIPPON,

Hotel

St.

(Arlington

Work),

Mm.

J.

1'.

1'.

Collaco,

l'ruprlotrcM.

HOP

H1NG

&

CO.,

403

UOTKI,

BTKKKT,

PflMIUQQiflN

MGRPfl

i

MTQ

UuIIIuDIUH

MtmUllAn

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Wholesale

Dealers

In

Liprs

aid

Manila

Cigars

AMD-

-

Qtitril

Chines

Mercninilie

SCCH

Al

Mat

Ulli,

Hlce, AtAttlnn,

uuinete

diiki,

iemi,

bio,

EhUiM

ui

Juericu'

QrocwiM

ily

Kvery

Coast

Btaamtr.

MUTUAL

TKI.F.I'HONK

147.

W.

W.

AHANA.

1

Merchant

Tailor,

333

ITuuanu

atrt.

FINE

SUITINGS

i-

B-

BMllsb,

Scotch

and

American

Goods.

Style

and

Kit

OnaranUed.

Cleaning

&

Repairing

lototl

Tile.

668.

P.

0.

Boi

Mi

1042-t-

m

C.

R.

COLLINS,

MANUFAOTUItF.lt

OF

Fine

Harness,

Saddles

'

BRIDLES,

Carriage

Tops,

Cushions,

Fenders,

Duahes,

Htoriu

Aprons,

Kir.,

Ktc.

210

King

St.

P.

0.

Box

496.

1HI.AN1)

OKDUItH

BOMUITKD.

OBITEBION

SALOON.

IB

HKIIKIIY

(1IVKN

THAT

all

claliim

against

thu

Criterion

n

will

he.

ettled

by

Mr.

J

as,

V,

Mor-va-

and

all

nntiitaudlni;

accounts

due

the

Criterion

Hiilnon

and

tliu

johlilii

house

ol

1

il,

lire

up to

tliu

above

dulH

are

payable

to

Mr.

I,.

II.

Hot'.

All

hills

alnst

(,.

II.

Dee

please

iiresont

Immediately

for

pay

ment;

l.

n.

dkV:.

Uonolulu,

OcU

3,

IBM.

llW-i-

n

A

His Flnus Embrace

a

Most

Exten

nlvo

Tour.

I'

William

Preston

Harrison

was

skoii

yesterday

in

his

olllco

in

the

Stock

Uxnhnugo

building,

and

iu

answer

to

the

(jiie.it

ion

whether

lie

had

disposed

of

his

real-estat-

e

busi-

ness

said:

KtWLlUW;;

k.

Owsley.

Wo

shall

simply

keen

tuts

ouico

until

wo

got

an

01

our

ai-fai-

rs

iu

such

shapo

that

wo

can

both

travel

for

some

mouths

to

come."

"Where

do

you

and

Carter

Harri-

son

expect

to

go,

Mr.

Uarrisont"

"Wo

shall

not

travel

together.

My

brother

is

going

to

take

his

family

to

settle

down

in

Europe

somewhere

until

next

summer.

Ho

will

sail for

Gibraltar

first,

I

believe,

and then

will

see

most

ol

southern

i..

......

going

to

hgypt

ami

India

as

well.

As

for

myself

1

have

been

pretty

much

all

over

Asia

and

Europe,

and

shall

seek

new

fields

this time.

I

expect

to

leave

America

about

Christmas,

and shall

sail first

for

Honolulu.

I

spent

last

winter

there and

liked

it

so

much

that

I

wish

to

see

more

of

the

Ha

waiiau

islands.

Tho

volcano

of

Ki

lauea

is

one

of

tho

seven

modern

I

wonuors

oi

ino

worm,

i

kiiow

oi

uo

other

volcano

that

can

bo

seen

active

eruption

so

plaiuly

as

the

one

dedicated

to

the

goddess

'Polo'

on

the

island

of

Hawaii.

I

IIIS

UrsCKII'TION

HOLDS

OOOl).

"Mark

Twain,

who

saw

it

many

I

years

ago,

simply

exclaimed'

"This

.

la

hell,

and

his

description

is

quite

as

accurate

as

terse.

From

Hono-

lulu

I

shall

go

to

Samoa,

tho

homo

of

the

great

novelist,

Kobort

Louis

Stevenson.

A

steamer cau

then

Ihi

caught

which

makes

tho circuit

of

the

Fiji, Friendly

and

Tonga

groups

boforo

sailing

to

Now

Zealand.

The

Fiji

islands

belong

to

Ureal

Britain,

but

tho

Samoau

aud

Tonga

islands

aro

still

independent,

so

to

speak.

From

Now

Zealand

a

sailing

vessel

will

carry

mo

to

Tahiti,

said

to

bo

tho

most

beautiful

spot

on

tho

face

of

tho

globe.

Tahiti

is

one

of

tho

Society

group and

practically

be-

longs

to

Franco.

I

am

now

hard

at

work

brushing

up

my

French,

an

that

language

is

almost

exclusively

used

in

many

of

the

South

Seas

ltd-ami-

s.

Tahiti

is

tho

rendezvous

of

pretty

uearly

all

sailing

craft

cruis-

ing

about

tho

south

Pacific.

If

con-

nections

cau

there

be

made

I

shall

sail

to

tho

Marquisas

Islands.

Her-

man

Melville,

an

almost

forgotten

Aiuericau

author,

wrote

a

book

call-

ed

'Typee'

which

deals

with

these

islands.

From

this

work,

which

is

almost

a

classic,

I

judge

the

Mar-

quesas

must

bo

most

romantic

aud

beautiful.

How

mauy

other

of

these

groups

of

coral

or

volcanic

origin

I

shall

visit

will

depend

upon

circum-

stances.

No

one

soems

to

have

writ-

ten on

the

subject

aud

I

am

unable

to

loam

just

where

I

should

go

aud

how

to

got

anywhere."

Are

you

going

to

spend

much

time

iu

Australia?"

zeatamUnS

AuH,tndm,stopp,ln1g

Now

only

m

uiu

miiMir

I'mt'n.

I

am

nuxious

to

spoud

some

months

iu

Java,

Su-

matra,

Horneo,

and

New

Guinea.

Tho

three

last-uame-

d

islands

are

still

uearly

savage,

aud it

may

bo

that

one

of

them

will

chance

to

be

the

laRt

of

my

journey."

"Do

you

refer

to

tho

cannibals

who

might

take

a

fancy

to

yout"

"Yes;

but

still

I

think

that

a

Chi

cago

newspaper

man

will

not

prove

tempting

evou

to

'thu

wild

men

of

Borneo.'

"

iik

Alt

riTV

IN

ANAM.

"How

do

you

oxjiHet

to como

liriiiitf

"From

Siuuniioro

the

Frenoh

line

of

steamers

will

carry

mo

to

Hong

kong.

Ou

tliu

way

I

Hhall

atop

nt

Saigon.

There

is

a

dead

city

iu

Auatu

referred

toby

Kudyard

Kip-

-

'

ling

in

one

of

his

novels

that

I

am

anxious

to

see.

For

several

hundred

years

this

city

has

remained

uuiu-habite-

d,

although

there

are

houses,

palaces,

streets,

all

there.

The

jack-

als

have

taken

possession

and

but

few

persons

have

ever

seen

it.

From

Hongkong

I

go

the

Philippine

isl-

ands,

belonging

to

the

Spanish.

Bo--

I

fore

sailing

for

Jatiau

I

wish

to

see

Formosa.

Japan

wauts

this

island

as

part

of

the

spoils

to

be

obtained

from

China,

tt

is

said

to

be

beauti-

ful.

From

Yokohama

I

return

home."

"Do

voti

exnect to

write

about

your

trip,

Mr.

Harrison?"

"I

never

thought

about

it

before,

but

still

I

may."

"How

loug

do

you

expect

to

bo

gouoT"

"I

don't

know

--

a

year

or

so."

This

trip

of

Mr.

Harrison's

has

never

been

made

before

iu

such

de-

tail

by

auy

one

mau.

The

islands

ho

expects

to

visit

are

divided

be-

tween

the

English.

French,

German,

Spanish,

and Dutch.

Chicago

Timet,

Vor.

10.

THE

PACIFIC

CABLE,

Oll'ura

to

lay

One

aud

Luavo

Hawaii

Out.

Viitiiiiia.

Ml.

fJ.i.

Vnviimluir

t

A

Colonist

special

from

Ottawa

says

that

six

oilers

have

been

received

by

the

Domiuiou

Government

for

lay-

ing

and

maintaining

a

Pacific

cable

to

Australia.

All

are

by

English

firms,

aud

iu

none

of them

is

ox-

-

ceutiou

taken

to

tho increased

dis

tauco

involved

in

going

round

by

1"

aiming

Island

or

other

lirillsh

pos-

-

noasions

ruis

removes

all

doubt

as

to

an

exclusive

Hritish cable

route

iu

tho

event

of

obstacles

iu

tho

way

of

lauding

in

Hawaii

or

other

countries.

Mlnlaturo

Art.

At

Williams'

Studio

aro

to

Imi

soon

Portraits

on

Watch

Dials,

which

ho

is

making

a

specialty

of.

Lantern

Slides

for

lecture

by

tho

set

or

doon.

PROGRAM

or

tiik

"ID

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C1C

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to

n

r.

iir.i.D

at

KA1MOLANL

PAHK,

November

29,

1894

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2

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all

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the

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thu

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Oct.

17,

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