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VOL. XLIX., NO. 8336. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

LEGISLATURE HAS VERY Taft Will Name Mainland DECREE OF DEP0S1T10 Man for Federal Judge LITTLE WORK FOR TODAY. ENDS THE REIGN OF THE OQOOX0000000 THE LAST OF THE SESSIO (Special Cablegram to the Advertiser.) 0 ABDUL HAMID WASHINGTON, April 27.-Pre- sidcnt Taft Ti has decided to appoint a mainlander for ad- ditional Federal Judge of Hawaii. The name The Loan Bill Killed House Cleans Up the of the man chosen is unobtainable. A Brother Nearly His Own Age Will Be Pro- by the Senate Body Senate Bills and Con E. G. WALKER. claimed Sovereign Old Ruler Accepb is Now Ready to siders Number of oooooooooooooooooc oc Downfall as Allah's Will. Adjoufn. Resolutions. zoo on THE OBJECTED TO

.' . (Associated Press Cablegrams.) . , This meet The loan bill had short life in the morning the House will QUENN REPORT CONSTANTINOPLE, April 28. The decree deposing the Sultan was read Senate yesterday, the measure being for the last work of the session, a ses-sio- n S.S. MM lost on the carrying of a motion for that has been full of work, work in public by the Sheik-ul-Isla- It recites that Abdul Hamid's acts bare been indefinite postponement. No one at- all cleaned up and disposed of. Little contrary to the sacred law and that he has committed numerous crimes, the tempted to save the bill and it went remains to be done today, except kill American Consul , Takes a McClellan Demanded That decree constituting a terrible indictment of the fallen sovereign. to its end unmourned. time with oratory until midnight ar- Rare Collection to . (Statement Therein Be The Senate had planned to take up rives. , HOW THE SULTAN TOOK IT. The House had little to do yesterday the House resolution on the Organic Chicago. , Stricken. deposition simply amendments in committee of and did that little with neatness and The Sultan when informed of his said: "It is the will Act the ' ' ; the whole yesterday, but the resolution despatch. The morning session saw of Allah. v three bills in third reading passed, with ' "was again tfhtil morning, Mr. Henry D. Baker, the American Supervisor McClellan took a firm TO PROCLAIM NEW EULEE. deferred this one read through on second reading : when the resolution will be considered Consul at Hobart, Tasmania, was one stand last night against the badgering ready for final action today. A salute of 101 guns will announce the new Sultan, who will be proclaimed . of the passengers by the Marama yes- of a portion as soon as the minutes are read. Alfonso's Home Rule resolution was tactics of the membership '; S r "' The brll preventing purchasers from tabled because of the fact that the terday, en route fo; his home in Chi- of the board' against Road Overseer as Mehemmed V. House has gone on, on " Imposition in buying an animal which already record cago on leave of absence. Mr Baker 'Paele of Koolaupoko district and de- PERPLEXITIES AHEAD. this subject, favoriug only the ap- the seller knows to be afflicted wit'l called on the Governor and on the manded that a portion of a report pointment o local men to local offices It is believsd that many serious problems still confront the Young Turks. disease, passed third reading as did also in the Federal positions. secretary of the Chamber of Com- which censured Paele for disbursing all the measure allowing circuit courts to Senate Bill 58,' which exempts from merce, and expressd his regret that thejKoolaupoko appropriation before NO REGRETS IN LONDON. compel the attendance of witnesses taxation any hospital that maintains he was unable to spend at least a the month was over, and which he as- three free beds, passed third reading. serted is not borne out bv facts, be from any part of the Territory. Senate Bill 150, appropriating $600 week inHawaii, and enjoy all Its de Kalau-pap- j out. He baek-e- d The Senate practically concluded its to pay the district magistrate at a lightful attractions. stricken stated, and was RECOGNITION FROM WASHINGTON. labors yesterday and today will be de- $25 .a month for his salary, also "I am obliged to sacrifice myself this up by the Mayor and Supervisor voted to clearing up the. odds and ends passed third reading. Kane, that the money is being spent WASHINGTON, April 28. Prompt recognition will be given to the new of legislation and consideration of the time, and go right on to America, Senate Bill 152, which appropriates on the bugaboo Waiahole bridge rer .Turkish Government. proposed amendments to the Organic $2000 additional for the expenses of owing to having with me a family of ;. ; pairs,-whic- were not only authorized, Act. , the second circuit court, Maui, passed. twenty animals and birds, native" to Knudsen's Views. Found in Wastepaper Basket. but ' ordered by the board, and to be THE LATE SOVEREIGN. Tasmania. and Australia, which am - " . I... " In speaking of the results of . the done: under direction Engineer The Home Eule resolution, on the or- going; to give to the zoo." at Lincoln the of Abdul Hamid II. was born September 22, 1842. lie is the second son of legislative session of 1909, Chairman Gere. der of the day for the second reading, Park, Chicago, and to Sultan Abdul Medjed, and succeeded to the throne on the deposition of bis Knudsen of the Judiciary Committee, could not be found. Finally Clerk the National the ; Supervisor Quinn, chairman of the Sultan Murad V., August 31, 1878, Murad is still living, an im- said yesterday. searched the wastepaper basket and Zoo at New York City. The collection elder brother, Judiciary Committee handled committee which made the report, in V "The ! discovered it. had blown off the is on the upper deck of the Marama; prisoned lunatic. . in- It , fullv seventy per cerit. of the bills defending his statement, said that it thirty-fourt- h table the day before and been janitored protected by tarpaulins from trop- The lately .deposed sovereign is the in: male descent, of the-- troduced in the Senate and about eigh- the. was really not intended to censure Pa- cent, ' into the basket. There it had been ical sun rays, up to present house of Othman, r of fhe empire and the 'twenty eighth Sultan ty per of the House bills that variously and plenteously spit on. This and the ele so much as to serve as a warning came up for consideration. time since the conquest of Constantinople. By the law of succession obeyed in the was not the reason for tabling it, how- enjoying the best of health. In to all road overseers not to overpay "None' of the bills oprsed by the - ieigning family, the crown is inherited by seniority by the male descendants of ever,, the reason being stated by Affon- the collection are four Tasmanian , Judiciary , Committee became law, their appropriation. Mr. McClellan in-- his' i so, the introducer, who asked Othman sprung from the Imperial harem. The Sultan is succeeded byv the, recom- for the devils (Sarcophilus urslnus), fierce whereas all but two of bills ! tabling because he was convinced the timated that this sort of serving notice in ar uncles or cousins of greater mended by the committee passed the little brutes, certainly very devil- eldest son, unless, as the present case, there I first House resolution had satisfactorily and on others was a poor way of preparing Senate, and most of them reached the age. 'H''' , . - j cohered the point. ish in their dispostion. They look .s Governor and became law. a report jand using one overseer as a Abdul Hamid has ten living children and eight living brothers and sisters. ivtro-duce- like a cross between small and d Revived the Commission. a bear scapegoat. The Mayor tin; ' - "A great number of the bills stated that His successor is a brother who was born in 1844. ; wptc of a seeming Unimportant Long succeeded in reviving the reso- a pig, and have white markings on bridge had cost so far in materials, lution supplies, 4 etc., about THE MTJRDERS AT ADANA. "nature, but . have been very necessary calling for the appointment of a them, 'and have powerful jaws which engines, labor, in order to Temove little inc onsisteneis commission to investigate the condi- they like to open up accompani- $1500. Engineer Gere denied that the ADANA, April 27. There has been a renewal of the murders and incen- collec- to the Mayor was making a correct statement in the present laws, in order to make tions 'elsewhere regulating .the district is critical. ' them more workable. tion and distribution of school funds. ment of a most savage growl. They and said it was much lower. diarism. The situation in the entire "The legislation that I was most in- The vote to reconsider earried and the are found only in Tasmania at pres- , The committee's paragraph censuring terested in as chairman of the Judi- resolution was restored to the calendar ent,, and are almdst extinct there, hav- Paele was a follows: - overseer ciary Committee was that which turned for action. j ing been killed off on account" of their "We found that the road A DOMESTIC JURY (Continued on Page Three.) (Continued on Page Three.) (Continued on Page Two.) (Continued on Page Four.)- -

FLUSHING, April 28. The Hains jury has been completed. All are marr LEADING EDITORS OF JACK LONDON'S NOTES FROM ned except one. ' j - .,(:. THE COLONIES SAW THE RETURNS ON MEETING LAST NIT ROOSEVELT AGAIN HUNTING. 1R1 NAIROBI, April 27. nt Roosevelt Is shooting small game. SIGHTS LOCAL YESTERDAY "Jack London is now in South Amer- Acting under the new law passed by which, ica, near Cape Horn. wife is the Legislature under the city SUPERVISOR DAN LOGAN SUPERVISORS TO ACT His and county has a plumbing and build- with him, and they will start for San of Public On their road to London, to take will be joined by the journalists of ing inspector, Superintendent one- - Mayor India, as he ones Francisco from of the South Works Campbell has asked Fern part in a. conference of the leading just in Honolulu an of such officer, WANTS RETRENCHMENT SCORCHERS yesterday will be joined they cross American ports about two months to make appointment JOIST tneri of journalism in the British as under pay, and he will also appoint the Canada by the journalists of the n, hence." pire, eleven newspaper proprietors and same man with territorial powers, but while in London they will Thus said T. Wada, who shipped as without from Territory. meet pay the A lengthy and elaborate statement After a debate in which Supervisor editors of New Zealand and Australia their fellow journalists from cook in HUo,' who Sputh Africa, the Snark at and of condition of the city and county Quinn called attention to the disre- passed through Honolulu yesterday. from the West Indies, returned from as steerage the Australia a Supervisor Logan, in commenting last auto-driver- s, 'Their mission is a great one, to Carry from 'the British colonies in South passenger on yesterday finances was made last night at the gard of the law shown by many America, from every the Marama night upon the report of the state of corner of the is a Japanese and Board of Supervisors' meeting by Su- the following resolution was "home" assurance that the Colonies earth where British writers on afternoon. Wada county finances, gave notice that the British he does not speak. English very well, may be trimmed Logan Ahia, showing adopted: . : in the South Pacific are ready to stand soil deal with the problems of police incidental fund pervisors and the but he knows enough to give Jack Is common knowledge Tiy Empire. J to help cut down the overdraft. that the finances are a little ragged "Whereas, It and with the Empire and the other London roast. a' and the county is enjoying an that many automobile chauffeurs and colonies throughout the world, and With the .party in Honolulu yester- "Jack London not much good in called atten- that day were Mayor Fern last night summarized drivers habitually disregard the spetsl that Australia and New Zealand are the proprietors of some of long trip," said the cook. "He all tion to a request of the Superintendent overdraft. Mr. Lgar the most influential of Colonial news- right when all right, when to pro- report in a concrete form and ap- limit ordinance, and the number of no. .longer content with standing idly papers, weather of Public Works in regard the the for whom great preparations grub all right, when everything all hibition against the use of flare lights pended to it a resolution as follows: accidents In which automobiles ar jby vhile the Mother Country is strain- of welcome are under way in Canada. right. We go from Hilo and' have in the harbor at night, and suggested 'City and County of Honolulu. CQncerned appears, from daily news- ing every nerve to protect her At Victoria, Vancouver, Winnipeg and we get to a "Honolulu, April 27, 1909. pretty good time. When that the police department detail paper reports, to be increasing: Montreal they will be - j dominions, but are now pre- feted, while the Solomon Islands, then plenty . pilikia. man to patrol the front at night to "To the Mayor and Board of Super- Governor 'Resolved, special committee, pared to assume a share of the bur- General of the Dominion has Captain he no stop on board the prevent such lights from being used, visors. j That a den. These eleven are only a few of cabled them an invitation to a din- Snark, Jack London he captain. Bi-me- e "Gentlemen: Your committee on to consist of the chairmen of thv ner reception. the Colonial newspaper men now on and In London they we get to Sydney and Jack Lon- Engineer Gere reported to the county ways 'and means herewith submit a roads and bridges and the police com- of Em- will be addressed by the leading say, showing their way to the center their don he get sick. Then he 'No board last evening that the expense of financial statement, that for mittees, with another member of this pire, more of them having sailed by statesmen and will be entertained by more trip. I go San Francisco moving fences, building new ones, the three months ending with Mnrch King back board to be named by the Mayor, the P. & O. liners. On their way they Edward. There will be a special pretty soon.' curbing, grading, etc., in order to wid- there has been an average overdraft be review or grea ' au- " ! the Channel now. He appointed to consider the present v v - and "I think he no well man en King street near the Fertilizer of J357.44 a montn as between the North Atlantic fleets in their honor, sick most all the time before he go Works, Kalihi, would cost in the neigh- treasury balance and money voted tomobile tipeed ordinance with a view and a gathering of many filed thousand down South America, He tell me the borhood of $4001. The board the under appropriations. to ascertain whether or not it Is ad- LOOK LIKE soldiers at Aldershot. Their com- go Francisco, and letter away for future reference. balance UPERVISOHS ing time he back San "As the for four months visable to amend and if so to rec- toLondon is regarded there as from now." from February is de- it. I think about two months estimated after ommend on the advice of the City and second only in importance to the Em- Wada states that the Snark is at The League of American Municipali- ducting votes for extraordinary expen- pire to the gathering 5f County Attorney such amendment ai IT-EMM'- Colonial Pre- present Sydney, where will be requested the Board of Super- (petrolithic plant, Waiahole SESSION miers, recently. in it ties has ditures may be deemed advisable. sold by London. He does not think visors to become a member, and t send bridge, adding machine, fire extin-- : com- an- "Further Resolved. That the Affairs of the greatest importance London will pass through on his way a representative to the thirteenth guishers and fire heater) amounting , ; mittee be authorized and directed l are to be discussed by nual convention which will be held in to money voted pay-- . these members to San Francisco'. and the for such public hearings as may be Supervisor Quinn last night asked of the British press. Montreal in August. ($4793.49), i hold The unity of the roll under the enabling act inviting automobile arrangements of th Empire will be the keynote fore- felt adv'sabie, that the seating of them ASA IS. CAUGHT. of which a large portion was not interested to appear all. Quicker half-yearl- y owners and all board be changed and that fach raem-le- r communication by rail The Wahiawa Settlement Association seen when the appropria- and sea, cheaper postal Asa, the' Japanese crook, suspected Board of Supervisors were 'and be hard." be provided with a small desk and and cable has requested the tions made, together with other by Daniel Logan. rates, a greater interchange of the of stealing a box containing a dozen to establish a pound at Wahiawa as large demands. Including Judgment,: Presented these be arranged in a . semi- news of the that outlying sections and pairs of shoes consigned to the "Paia estray animals are committing depreda- .higal expenses, etc., are included in j other matters - ' The Rapid Transit wire on Fort, circle facing the Mayor; that, spittoons of like nature will be Store,'' was caught at 1 o'clock this tions in cultivated fields and are an the actual expenditures, the entire ex- placed upon gone into. The question unbearable nuisance. mun..'i-pa- opposite Pauahi street, broke last be provided, hat racks of Imperial morning in old warehouse from hibit shows that the various l water-cooler defense the and service up and down Fort the wall, and a be set and the share that each col- 9 . conducted well night, which was on morn- services have been up. Mr. Quinn added that the board ony is to bear will discussed. The he chased Saturday Chairman Quinn the roads and allowances made at the street was suspended. The breaK was problems ie ing. Chief Leal and Apana landed on of. within the midnight. In. session now looks like a sitting at of the Empire which affect bridges committee presented a report half-yearl- y period. wUh repaired after him and found him asleep on a new first of the . Cunha's library table. The ways and the whole win be gone into in search last night in regard to the complaint of the exception of one or two instances; saddled of solutions, while, greatest blanket with a pair of. the "Paia" road depart- be a meeting of the Glean means committee has been of all shoes on a hand- certain mployes of the of slight advances drawn on Items of There will from an Imperial - his feet. Half dozen with-- ( with the contract to try to carry out standpoint, the de- ment that they worked overtime material and supplies. i ers this afternoon at the residence ot kerchiefs 1 indicated he had committed 3 o'clock. the reform isggestions. (Continued on Page Five.) burglary elsewhere. Continued on Page Five.) (Continued on Page Four Theodore Richards at 9 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909.

and the White Star lines stop at Ho-tJaf- t, culture. In many places, in villages and the cases of apples loaded and on level tablelands, the land THE HOLD-U- P ZOD ON THE right alongside the wharves. Hobart might be suitable for cultivation ex r has one of the finest deep-wat- er har- cepjt it is too far from railroad fa bors in the world, and it was a great cilities. Quite a large area of the The Sale disappointment to the citizens that the western plateau consists of button of the Century S. S. Atlantic fleet of the United States did grass plains, and is inhabited chiefly OROilSTS 1HAI not enter it, on the recent tour around by venomous snakes, including the the world. The entire fleet could have little whip snake, the black snake and DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT PRICES WHICH CONSTITUTE found plenty of room in the harbor, the tiger snake. In the wooded dis - THE MIGHTIEST BARGAINS EVER and- could have anchored right along- "bush," as Is called, there OFFERED THE HONOLULU One Man's Healthy Kick at From One.) tricts, or it (Continued Fage side the wharves. The acreage under is much worthless scrub, and also PUBLIC. the Coastwise Law destructiveness to sheep. They are apples in Tasmania is increasing'at a great deal of very valuable timber, marsupials, like most of the animals great rate every year. A great deal including the huon-pin- e, the black Barriers. of Australia (that is, they carry their of land known as "third class," and wood, the myrtle and the blue gum Keep Your Purse voune in Douches). I do not think previously supposed to be fit only for variety of eucalyptus. The eucalyp Strings Drawn there are any of them in any zoo in sheep, is now found to be ideal land tus is the omnipresent tree of Austra for apple orchards. In the northern . M. A. Moore, of Le Mars, Iowa, has the United States. They are very rare lia. It does not shed its leaves, but part of Tasmania, along the Tamar gum is very UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 1. coming to the United States and hard to get. There was "a time its bark. The blue wood a kick river, there is a great "boom" at pres- sleepers, piles, manipulated when they were scattered through the useful for railroad for Price list will be published later. Congress and the men who ent in land for apple orchards, and it and' for bridge work. The Tasmanian died Commonwealth of Australia, as shown Jfcp Coastwise Relief Bill so that it by discovery of their bones in various is expected within several years there blackwood makes beautiful furniture sl aiiserable death. Mr. Moore has been parts, but it Is supposed that the din will be enough apples raised in this and is used a great' deal for billiard eoming here at intervals since 1901 and goes cleared tnem out. in lasmania district to warrant .a call at Tamar tables. It is a very valuable hard him there are no dingoes. Tasmania is River Heads of a large ocean liner. wood, yet in some parts it is so com he always brings his family with discovery apples could be also unique, zoologically, in having a The that mon , that it is used for fences and fall he bought his return tickets good Lat marsupial tiger, which is beautifully sent all the way to England in even for fuel. . and had to travel on the by being to Australia striped. These tigers are almost ex- condition, stored in cool The islands in Bass Strait all well-ventilat- FORT STREET, OPP. t'anadian line because there is no Amer tinct now, and it is almost impossible chambers, has been of Ho to Tasmania.- To the northeast Scan line between the United States and to get one. A pair of them was re- tremendous benefit to .Tasmania. is group, where mutton BUMFS used to derive all prosperity the Furneaux CATHOLIC CHURCH On January 26, he booked cently obtained at great expense and ibart its birding is the leading occupation, but the colonies. from the whaling industry, which is shipped to the London Zoo, but one is also some sheep-raisin- g and at Sydney to take the Marama at this no longer carried on, since mineral there of them succumbed to the heat cross- tin-minin- g. had his arrangements made unprofitable. I met an old lady who port and ing the tropics. oils have made it But one and raised heard now succeeded the owned of these islands for going h6me when he there five the armle has sheep I have wallabies (small variety as an element of prosperity, a Mrs.. Robinson. When this was no record of his name on the ship's kangaroo) me. They most whale, sheep of with are Many fruits, like raspberries, old lady started in the business great contrast to small some years ago, island was sim list. amiable animals, in cherries and apricots, are also very her come here because I like the cli- the devils, and they make most lov- grown near Hobart, and ply alive with snakes. With her own "I pets. successfully by count, she killed over mate.". Mr. Moore said yesterday, able They like a diet of lucerne successful foundation for the. hand, actual make a 3000 Today not snake can my family enjoys the place and and bran. I also have a kangaroo rat. industry. Tasmanian jams are snakes. a 'and It is somewhat larger than an ordi- jam be found on her island. To the north the people, but I confess this experi shipped as far as South Africa, on one nary rat, and rises on its hind legs Honolulu, on west are the Hunter group of islands, lathing for me something Ot a side, and as far as the run has iriven fnen and tail like a kangaroo, though with only man- and King Island, noted in the past for leave on other side. It is about the many on grouch. We had arranged to less 'perfection, and it often runs on ufacturing industry of any importance dreadful shipwrecks the in all fours, like a rat. is a mar- reefs off its coast, but now more noted the Marama and had everything It in Tasmania, except the woolen mills, readiness but the other day we learned supial. Just, before I left Hobart, the out blankets, flannels, for the melilot, which is a kind of Governor made me which turn happy of we were not to have berths cm her. It .of Tasmania a etc., of such good quality that they clover that has the faculty happens that I have to get home on present of ' two Tasmanian black they can be made, making apparently worthless land swans, which were in Government are sold faster than transforming practi account of rather urgent ; business so the the mills having orders for months fertile, and of a I have secured resting room in one of House grounds. These are beautiful cal desert into green meadows, on creatures, ought to be ad- ahead. the alleyways of the Marama. My and much Tasmania has great mineral re- which cattle quickly fatten and a fine Chicago, produced- . family will wait for the Makura as mired at Lincoln Park, where sources, and well diversified. I know quality of butter is - The are they will go. In certain districts of melilot came to King Island, To persons who patronize ovt tiekets from the Joast via of no eountry of equal area where it is the beach more expensive Tasmania : black swans are to supposed, through some shipwreck, tie and it will not be these is greater variety of useful here to pay steamer fare be found In thousands, but they are there a country not at Waikiki to wait than precious mfnerals. Near Launces-to- n but from what it is resorts we beg to tender Alameda and train fare from being rapidly exterminated, and have and known. Probably was stuffing ,a the hvare is one of the laTgest gold it the San Francisco to Seattle. What I ob- only recently been ' protected. I also of the sailors' mattresses. The meli- our services in furnishing compelled to remain mines - of the world, the Beaconsfield them with ject .to is being have two pairs of butcher birds. These ex- lot has but a sparse, sickly growth " Of years the enormous whi.e the Tenyo Maru left with room are are noted for mine. late by carnivorous, and pense- of pumping out water has. re- until attacked a "bush" fire. After well fitting, stylish and comfortable Jfor upwards of ninety passengers. We their erueltv to. sxnnllpr birds, ratpr- - this fire It grew up again very strong more comfortable duced profits, and now the mine bare- would certainly be piliars), grasshoppers, etc., which they was ate ly pays. Along the north coast of the and luxurious, and it found that bathing suits of the most up-to-d- if we were going together than to like to slaughter for the fun of the the more it was burned, the more it divide up and leave the wife and girls thing, impale island, from east to west, there are and their victims on deposits to would thrive.. Moreover, in burning, patterns. We here. barbed wirefences, on thistle thorns, enormous of tinfext the especially recommend to blame for Malay Peninsula, there is no part of it would make a fierce fire that would think someone is or anything else sharp. Five Tasma- destroy down to the roots all the "I my booking in world which- - produces so much hot keeping track of . the the combination union suits fdr men. " nian plovers are in the collection, a shows a lack of system tin, and one of the tin mines, Mount worthless scrub. The melilot intro Bydney. It strikingly pretty bird,, whieh look as duces nitrogen into the sandy soil and on the part of the Canadian-Australia- n ' Bischoff, is the largest in the world. They have the advantage Mr. if they were irwalking on stilts. A converts it into a rich loam, suitable over some employes, continued - On west coast, in the Zeehan dis- steamship dingo is also with the collection. the -- Moore. "What security has. a man It trict, there is much successful mining for growing- lucerne and other valua- is "as pure-blood- ed as it is possible ble vegetation- - could not grow of the other styles in several respect?. who books and makes all arrangements of silver-lea-d ore. At Queenstown, that to obtain them nowadays, when they Is- to leave a place and then finds himself on west coast, one before. At the present time, King mix so much domestie-dogs- . It also the there is one There is no scarcity jfbat out by the coastwise shipping with cop-ne- r land is of the richest districts of of sizes and is quite tame, and very friendly with of the largest and most profitable the laws! It seems to me there should be mines, in the World, the' Mount Australia, and there has recently been so further switching on the part of everyone, and is curious and hand- a great rush of settlers there from shades and patterns as well as some to look at. It does not bark J lyell mine. iThe ore is of a low the and who en s, parts of the commonwealth, the people who live here tirade, but It found in enormous quarr-titie- other dingoes never bark but if it gets profit cattle-raisin- courage tourist travel; if they want and is taken 'out through an owing to the large in combinations of colors will surely long hungry, or lonesome, it will moan or - people to come and make short or open cut, Colos- The people almost worship means howl. In addition to these live ani which looks like the visits they should provide for seum Rome, only larger. The the melilot which has brought them please. to homes. We mals, I am taking four large cases at is far great their returning their manager of ' the mine, Mr. Sticht, is this sudden and prosperity. anight go on a sailing vessel, perhaps, of mounted bird specimens and fossil King Island beef, King Island butter time is bones to an American, and it is due chiefly to but we do not 4a re for that; the Smithsonian Institution as a and King Island vhorses are becoming too valueable these days to travel on a at Washington. These specimens are his skill metallurgist that the low-gra- ore .has paid so well. The famous through Australia. ail boat when there is a steamer.. I mostly from Bass Strait, separating important source to and believe in copper from this mine," after going An of wealth &m a good American Tasmania from the mainland of Aus- Tasmania is its tourist business. The the industries of the country tralia. There are a number of small through a local smelter, is sent to -- is great summer resort but I draw the line at marooning be- islands, in the strait, which are Baltimore, where it is further refined,, island the t and a small amount of gold and sil- Australia, and during December, Jan- cause it pleases the magnates who con noted '"for ; their enormous sea-bir- d &tates ver taken from' it. A large amount uary, February and March there Is a trol the shipping in the unitea rookeries. I recently visited one of great Sydney to indulge" in that sport to the disad- these islands, on which, there is a of sulphur is in the ore, and the fumes rush of visitors from Jtf. . Melbourne, eager escape vantage of others who enjoy visiting great city of' gannets a bird about of this from the local smelter have and to the Rflcinerny, Ltd. ; killed all vegetation Queens-tow- n (intolerable heat of their own cities, overseas. the size of a goose, with a bright yellow- around ' ab- and be refreshed by cool " Personally I prefer the English -topped head. I named this city for miles, the ground being the antarctic , breezes which Hobart,' which, FORT AND MERCHANT ships because the officers do so much "Gannetopolis." It was very interest- solutely bare, not even a blade of visit to make the journey pleasant for the ing to gannets grass growing. Tasmania is- - also rich with the exception of several cities in Ao-rangi- watch these in their e .at passengers. When-w- got on the "iCity in deposits of iron, barium zinc and New Zealand and Puenta Arenas, in came home life in this the affection Suva one of the officers they would show for their mates and arsenic. Considerable coal , is found, South America, is the most southerly and we cli-ma- t, to us with a program of sports for their young, and the enormous but of a low grade'. city in the world. Not. only the all of-- the time. "' had something doing amount of fish they would bring in The population of Tasmania-i- very but the scenery of Tasmania is have-travele- d steamers Ve on other from the sea, as provisions for their small in proportion to the area of the delightful. Mount Wellington, at the and there was. nothing 'to do. This ex- State. There are only 185,000 base' of which Hobart lies, is about eyes homes. It is possible to traverse all about however, has opened my 4000 - r perience, ad-nir- people in an island about, as large feet high and ..easily ascended, tti of the streets of, this wonderful city, e to the fact that even officers the as Ireland. A large" sectjon ..of the and the view is most glorious. All English ships can improve a bit and the fashionable attire worn by fc country," mostly in the western part through the island there is a succes- feelings of those who book ,ttfi ieople, and to peep into every not hurt the ,horrtie you pass is not only unsettled, but is almost sion of mountains and valleys some afid then find they are not booked. as. by, and yet not wholly unexplored. There Is . a." gov- -' wild and rugged and forbidding;, some we corns .to Hono- be. interfered with by the birds,, who time ernment-owne- d more temptfng. "Theex way would take no more notice than if you railroad from Hobart quiet and I enjoy the. lulu we are going to take one tick - were to Queenstown, on the" north end of island most in springtime, in October ana go as we piease lone of them.' Another wonderful ' ets to Honolulu the island,' and from east to west on or November, when the hills and val- without regard to destination on the b;!;rj i: the sooty petrel, or mutton i Planters' . o Monthly the north coast there is ser-- leys are clothed in a covering home end of the journey. This'delay bird of commerce. These birds reach railroad vice through is green grass . bright .yellow has pleasant features of course. It their rookeries in Bass Strait every what the best .agri- and nettle its - nat- a chance to do, their year on or about September 22,' cultural land in the Island. The north blossoms. There are some great gives the girls almost Tas-man- sewing, they buy the materials to a day, and burrow their nests. coast of Tasmania is the chief , source ural scenic wonders, like the 's spring potato supply giant from the local merchants and when Wlhen they fly in from the sea, they of the of Melbourne and Arch. It is a natural The journal devoted to the in- - they go on the Makura a month hence ahnost blacken the sky, they are so Sydney. The .production of oats in arch spanning an indentation of the . half-cast- this section sea. Then blowhole they will feel acquainted with the numerous. The e natives on northern is also Very there is the terests of those steamer for they were on her twenty-fou- r these islands make their living by the large. The interior of the island, 'call- where. a great rush of sea water engaged in days going to Australia. Wheri I mutton bird industry, They take the ed the "midlands,' is mostly given up comes through a tunnel that ends go back I think I will write nry views young bird shortly after it is hatched, to sheep raising. The separate es, like the muzzle of a hose, and turns cultivating sugar cane. Re-- salt-wate- r seeth- of the coastwise laws to the Washing- kill it, extract the oil and fat from it, tates will include thousands of acres. a small pond into a a pretty lively paper and I do not think on the average ing cauldron of water that bubbles ton Post, UfA then pack the'edible part of the there plete with information con-- one that is willing to hear from a man carcass strong is more than one sheep to four acres. and spouts to great heights. There in casks containing a of his- while he feels the sting." solution af salt.". These are shipped The "squatters," who own these big .are many places in Tasmania " on cerning to estates, enjoy splendid returns when toric interest, on account of their different cities of Australia and days when the island make a cheap food for poorer classes wool is at a good price and there is to the enough to was a penal colony, and when bush- F ELL DINNER of people, and for mining communi- rain furnish sufficient feed MEN for the sheep. It has been rangers kept many of the honest peo- ties where fresh meat is difficult to exception- system obtain. Nearly one ally dry in Tasmania during the last ple in terror. The convict has million mutton year, now abolished for many years, Sugar Cultivation birds were shipped from the Bass but, generally speaking, the been SERGEftNT R. E. MORTON rainfall averages very much better but ?ome useful traces remain in mag- Strait islands last season. They sold constructed by the in Tasmania for about ten shillings, than on the mainland of Australia. nificent roads chain-gang- The road from Hobart or $2.50, per hundred. The oil is used There used to be a great deal of wheat Ralph E. grown in . to Launeeston, 110 miles, is a very in Hawaii i Quartermaster Sergeant chU'fiy for lubricating purposes. It the "midland," but the leave the Islands is squatters generally prefer now to use good instance. I have often made the Morton, U.S.M.C., will said to have a medicinal value, like a car, 'being cod oil. the land wholly for sheep. The chief run in motor the road permanently next Friday, and last liver The fat is used chiefly well-nig- to grease reason for this is that it is difficult h perfect all the way. The a of the men who have the sliding skids in the tim- ' night number ber to secure farm labor and sheep can east coast of Tasmania has some considerable districts. The feathers find their magnificent roads, which wind over Published by messed with him for time market in Germany. be raised with very litt'.e labor being The mutton bird around and traverse past got together and gave him a fare. rookeries contain many venomous required. A great many people In and mountains a stiff tax on un- miles of "Bush," where a kangaroo is well spread at the Eoyal Annex Cafe. snakes, and great care has to be ex- Tasmania advocate improved land, object of much more likely, to be seen than a The Morton is one of the most popular men ercised to guard against snake bites, with the Hawaiian Gazette Company, Ltd. up big estates and forc- human being. 'who has ever been stationed here, and while the young birds are taken from breaking the during his five years' residence in Ho- their holes. ing closer settlement. This is the As regards this tourist business, it chief political issue in Tasmania at would seem as if there might well be And Circulated for $3 Per Year nolulu, has made countless friends. He The Island of Tasmania is noted for has been to Annapolis the present time. In the "midlands" some alliance with Hawaii in an ef- transferred its tine sheep chiefly, Merinoes, Shrop-shire- s where he will have the same posil-y- there are some large and beautiful fort to attract tourists from Unit- and cross-breed- the The wool is lakes, which are about 4000 feet above ed as he has held here. of exceptionally fine States. It would seem to me that who gave quality, ami much sea level. The water-powe- r resources Those the dinner in his of it funis its way to all of Australia, New Zealand and honor lastnight were officers Quarlts, the United of Tasmania are very great, but at Hawaii have much common interest States. Many of the stud sheep com- present they are quite undeveloped, Smith, Gordon, Camp. Johnson. White. mand in the promotion of travel to the extremely high prices, and are with exception a electric-plan- t Hoiisman, Shearer. Kiff, Kruger arid exported the of small South Seas. Mist of the Australian are to other Australian States at gorge of the Peppers. While there many who and to the North Esk States, including especially Tasmania, regret th'at the sergeant is leaving the South Africa, for breeding pur- river, which supplies Queenstown with poses. The Australian sheepbreeders have well organized tourist associa- Islands, his friends are congratulating depend electric light and furnishes power for tions which are doing a good k quite work, him on his good-luc- in being trans- largely on Tasmanian a woolen mill. Perhaps Tasmania"s Make them known stud sheep to keep up but which would do better still if they ferred to a home station and are wish- the quality of greatest asset is water-powe- r. their flocks, its earnestly cooperated to get more vis- "Wants" ing him all the success in the world. fnr the Tasmanian cli- Possibly in time this will be utilized, through the classi- mate, being much cooler on itors from other countries, instead of tSpceches were made at the banquer last than the and. with the advantage of cheaper doing evening showing the high regard in mainland. seems conducive to greater power their work mostly to get visit- vitality cost than elsewhere in Austra- ors from othpr fied column. which Sergeant Morton is held by and better blood in the sheep. lia. Tasmania may become Australian States. As an apple country, a great There is a high average of those who have worked with him. Tasmania has manufacturing State. There is already wealth in also become quite famous. The apples Australia, and it is surprising what a in the air a definite project for de- are mostly raised not Ho- lot of money Australians themselves, HAWAIIAN EVANGELICALS. far from veloping- some of the power of bart, the who are a leisurely, pleasure-lovin- g in the southeastern end of the upper Derwent river, and using The Hawaiian Evangelical Associa- rsland, and find their mostly it for people, will spend in to market a big smelter to be travel, other States is ready to subsidize steam- tourists, and I know many In- tion of the Congregational irs London, England, quan- built for the treat- parts of Australia, of churches but large ment of some and in visits to ships for the Pacific service, there is stances of it keeping Unit- tifies are also shipped to Germany, of the refractory ores "home" in England, out of the of all the islands will be held at Cen- of the west coast mining usually by way not. much to hope for in this direc- ed States people who would speni South Africa, the Argentine, Brazil, district. The of Colombo and Suez, these tion. tral Union church, Honolulu, Satur- southern and western parts of Tas- b' Another circumstance that is thousands of dollars there. I have May 29, 10 and to other Australian States. Great steamers being nearly always crowded to day, at o'clock a. m. Mem- mania are mostly very heavily wood- hurtful tourist traffic from coun- been asked again and again, till I am attention is paid to careful grading with wealthy people. is bers of the association are aft invited ed and mountainous. is It unfortu- tries like Australia is the' $4 poll tax thoroughly weary of question, why toe and packing. During the apple sea- It difficult to nate that there is not a the to there promptly. Wm. K Pms explore or prospect bigger drift which visitors to the United States a great nation like 'scribe. - - son the big steamers of the for the rich min- of such tourist traffic the United States Peninsula erals supposed to be there, via Honolulu, must pay, unless they get out of the should make tourists pay a poll tax, and Oriental, the Orient Roval Mail and it is and over American railroads and country difficult to clear for purposes of agri in thirty days. This tax is when no other country would ever steamships, but - until the United very offensive to most Australian dream of- being V so inhospitable. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEETISSS, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY", APEIL 28, 1909. THE 3

it. The report was adopted and .the Jif lf Jit Jit Af resolution passed. Jt .1lMLfi0i i j Jf jr Jr SENATE Kealawaa Park. Kawewehi brought up again the mat- ter of naming Hilo park No. 2, Keala- waa j Continued From. Page One.) Park, which had been decided upon - in a joint resolution but which over counties larger powers of had to the fallen on the way to the Senate. Ka- t, believing that local wewehi put the matter up in the men ean handle local affarrs better than again form of a concurrent Af-fons- o a distance, believing also resolution. men living at protested in a way not to hurt that if. the responsibility is placed on Kealawaas feelings, self-respec- a great many people who but the resolu as your' purse will allow. The first slip away from t is the the counties tion was adopted. have in the past been lnamerenr iu lack of care in personal appearance. will wake up and Good looking shoes go a long way toward making up one's best ap- - their civic duties LAME SHOtTLDEE. take a hand in the management of their local affairs. This is a common form of muscular 'getting in new styles as fast as they are designed, and keep dcr cus- - "This has been one of the best ses- "rheumatism "Vn TTUPma! tfpafmpnf ia sions I have ever attended, and the needed. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Uur new spring stoeK nas arrived; wateh our windows. ability of our local legislature to handle Balm treely four times a day and a our loeal affairs becomes more and quick cure is certain. This liniment

a , SURF RIDING LEGGINGS VS. more evident, each session being j .... .u.uu. .uuu Manufacturers' distinct advance over its preueeessor." eular and chronic..t.i....rheumatism and is Senator Chrllingwortli or me seieci r.prta.in in m'. nnik ralipf "Paf sal a IN AUSTRALIA MARINES TODAY Organic Act &" Shoe Ltd. i committee on the House by all dea.f t, Benson, Smith Co., Go9 resolution returned the; document to. the ijia., 1051 FOET STEEET TELEPHONX 282 agenis ior iiawau. v Senate with an observation that it was yr The following interesting letter with The second day. of the big Military too late in the session for a committee ?pir?r?rirr 4C if r iv r r it ir vr tr r r r r regard to surfriding has been receive! League series will be celebrated this tn take nn the resolution seriously, and should be returned to MANY ACCIDENTS ON Mr. George Osborne. is nota- . afternoon on Aala Park. The Marines believed that it by It which could' take, such ac- - road-pounde- the Senate, ble that the Outrigger Club is being Jwill have a chance at the- might dietate. With tion as its wisdom -- heard of in all parts of the world. from Fort Shafter and expect :to hand the Senate resolution on the land ques- DOWNTOWN STREETS Opera House Opera House is certainly it to them. tion, the House resolution was then Alexander Hume Ford aay. I This looks like a mighty close game. claced on the order of the Keeping busy: - some siigntiy got theirs Senator Baker voiced A series runaway vehi "Dear Sir: Having read on several It is true that the Marines ;nnUront nbipction to the House bill of and other 1 rid- from the twice-a-yea- r kids last Sunday relating to diseased cle accidents aroused a little excite- POLLARD'S NO. CO. occasions about the "surfboard amending the law - . 1 i 1. l ' ., 4.1. if tak- but it is also true that the leggings animals, appareniiy ment on downtown streets yesterday. ing" on the Waikiki Beach, I am iuiig iu..some four-footer- s work a hardship on addressing you got theirs from the out at going to First of all J. P. Cooke, who had en Monday Evening, "FUN' ON THE BRISTOL." ing 'the liberty of and of his constituents. The measure was league grounds. Since both teams gaged a surrey, came out of a runaway - asking you for particulars in regard the finally passed over the dissenting votes Saturday Matinee, "TXTN ON- THE BRISTOL." to the sport. I have suffered defeat they will each of Senator Baker, Brown, narv.y a little later without a scratch. The "On the Sydney beaches we 'shoot be naturally anxious to hand it off on Makekau. . . .. surrey was jammed into a close space Saturday Evening, "UNDER THE PUMP." the breakers without a board by go- - each other and a mighty hard and fast senator Knudsen moved to table te in front of the old Gazette offiee on ing out about 150 yards from the bill extending the powers to summon same is assured. - Merchant street by a wagon driven by "beach, then swimming on the wave witnesses. His- motion was lost, - i will probatory use their aflirma-Brow- n. A the just as it is about to break. We then The Marines bill being finally passed on the an Oriental. trace broke and bold ourselves rigid and are shot in 'battery of last Sunday while te Fort Coelho. Harvey, horses started to run. Just as Mr. onto the beach. Of course, this Shafter kids may change over and give Kalama, Makekau, McCarthy, Moore, Cooke jumped from the rig, the latter 5ng is air very well in its way, but I chance. There will Quinn, Robinson ana vvoous. and the horses parted com another twirler a Tk iTnnea Kill TelatinB' to tax hens overturned ORPHEUM THEATER sam- of the opinion that this is but - out - be & large aggregation of rooters vote pany with it. The driver pluckily surf-bear- d passed third reading with the full tame sport compared with the . . . v . TT rt "Kill general i -, ra. to riding as Is done on your to make the air thick and the of the Senate, ana me - held on and was dragged almost the on sner-iff- s THE POPULAR FAVORITES , ' "beaches. (puDlie' will make no mistake in taking moving the prohibition deputy Associate-- Garage where Mr. Marshall, TONIGHT down appearing as counsel in civil cases, "I consider myself a very fair 'shoot- a couple of hours off and going being the exDressman. stopped them. The think was laid on the table, Coelho board, and that. games. . er without a to Aala Park to watch the motion. driver was pretty well bruised. f you will be good enough to supply father of the f V Next Sunday the N. G. H will take The House joint resolution to name Mr. Smith of the Dairymen's Asso lie Pfifflii UM' ma.' ivith dimensions of the board - Presenting a Repertoire of the Latest the out to Leilehua to try con o,v at Wainken. Hilo. after Ka- ciation was moving along Hotel street xis'ed, also instructions how to manip- the train Cavalry boys, mehameha III. as Kauikeaouli Park, slow Dramatic Successes ' ' ulate same, I may be able to master th the 5th in his flight auto, going at a pacei Saturdayt Augustm was adopted. t, Friday and board. And there will be one grand game. It Near the corner of the Honolulu the that Swamp Bill. VAUDEVILLE features headed by success, "UKDEB you will is already conceded by the fans had- - swerve Daiy s greatest "I am not certain whether ' TAhrarv buildinsrC3 he to out for - Viill in taking thosA two teams will fieht it V. nrovidinff for the the wonderful OSBORNS, receive this letter, as the address is ti,aA 11 'SfiotoIILll rj i 0 quickly toward the sidewalk to avoid OASLiaHT, you the championship, of the league and reclamation of the Waikiki swamp land specialties. The best company Mr. Tather vague, or I would forward most the catapultian pace of Manuel ouva, 'shooting the the first game between them will was laid on the table on the motion had Popular Prices 25c, 50c. and 75c some illustrations of accent being un a new auto driver who has three Elleford ever brought to Honolulu. on different Sydney surely be a hummerino with the Kivnatnr Chillintrworth. it accidents in the rast ten days. The "breakers' the would be pursued "beaches. However, should this address on the "hum." derstood that course result was that Mr. Smith's maehine fqrward . when the bill was introduced, ror tne climbed up find you, I will be pleased to Legislature bounded over the curb and on receipt of correct address. time at the disposal of the the library steps and was jammed near them not permit of the serious considera- WATCH and A will also be pleased to supply you POLLARDS TO did the top. The maehine was ertrieated IDPIQ) n "I bill. -- tion of the . having in regard . to our from its odd oosition. without 1P with information The, concurrent resolution ' Pacific, or any House sustained much damage. In crossing . sport in the good old PLAY CRICKET Representa-;i- r JEWELRY you may desire. naming a Hilo park after h sidewalk the machine narrowly ;KLIlIl.S,P' ether information consid you TToaiawaa was taken ur for miuixl a Hawaiian woman; Silva's " 'Trusting to hear from at an Senator MakeKau, as an X arly date, I am, yours sincerely, The Pollards will show what they eration. machine proceeded up Alakea street at H. CULIitAN, Fort and Motel amendment." soffeested that the a ewift. "CAPEWELL AMOS. can do on the cricket field this after playground be ' ' Brown nftiP.. -- name of the new Thpn ahont. 9 a. m. a Japanese named 'Member of the Maroubra Surf Club." A match has noon on. Makiki park. Park." The final disposition oi tue Suichijo,' who was riding on a bicycle the young resolution was left to the select com j been arranged between on King street near Fort, was run Honolulu C. C. and the mittee of the Hawaii delegation. It Chinese hackman. The rider actors' and the reacn-e- d down by a is believed a compromise will be bilco the hack. same will start promptly at 2:15 park for and disn nneared under bv naming a tree in the and the horse taking fright started at one inning will be played, but .delegation. Nuu-an- Only each "member of the Hawaii a merrv clip along King toward this will be sufficient to show just how The bike caught in the hack's the Australians stack up when it comes orlo and was carried alonz to Nuuanu to batting out the boundaries, and a HOUSE where police officers stopped the horse horse, hack and very interesting game of the good old and escorted driver, 1 house. The bike - bike to the station n(icti oripkpt is assured. . (Continued from Page One.) bruised and the hack driver Hdnz ART rider was 1 will be represented by The Pollards A number of other resolutions came agreed to pay the expenses for repair- Ernest Chester, Willie roiiara, ac. - machines While it is said the McNa-mar- a, in. One was to authorize me ouperia- ing his Pollard, Fred Bindloss, Teddie rounded corner too (... Gould ing, Public Works to extend i,a.k driver the Frank Cherry, Alfred Beach road. sharply, his offense is not an item to -- Queen street through to the THEATRE Jlarold Frazer, ueorge nesrer u rounamg corners ' This was referred to the Fubiie iianus the reckless oi Wo : Tlnna ' -- ; on , " fo turn out Committee, which reported favorably autoists. ARE THE to. 9. ... ,. Timuo vehn have nrumised and plav for the local team are K. J. BuchlvH. Bailey, S. Beardmore, D. Special Feature Film L. Withington, F. Withington, J. 'II. Fiddes, C. F. Maxwell, G. II. Stevenson, and Messrs. Podmore, vt. ivi tie, Walker and MeGill. IB : ii Pn' OAHU VS. HIGH TODAY Change of program three times a SCHOOL week Monday, Wednesday and

- will Has Them Friday. . Oahu College and High School 'it Your Grocer play off their postponed game in the interscholastic league this afternoon on Alexander field. This game - was started last Saturday but old man Plu-viu- s had a peev and Degan to weep called ParK Theater so copiously that the game was j ig sickness with- off. a method of treating Fort Street and Chaplain Lane The High School put up a mighty out the use of drugs, by expert mechani- fine game on Monday and may be re- cal engineering of the diseased parts. Puna-ho- u Osteopathy Open Air Moving lied on to make it hard for the It nD...t. tl.ot lha on tiro hmlv will Tlpr- - ball-tosser- The game'''will start freedom to act is given to itt Exhibition- - as soon after three o'clock as possible form its natural function!), if mechanical Picture .well watching. i iroceoia, nerves and flow of vital fluids. and will be worth Tf Tet v.i,iUIV'VU Superior machines. irnn or V.nrnmm nrA VOI1 haVP W SVlTlDtOm Comfortable chairs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound without delay. DR. F. SCHURMANN. Not an closed auditorium. woman's . Backache seems an invention of the evil one to try HOURS 8 to 9 a. n. ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS Sport Notes 4 8 p. m. Children 5 Cent3 souls. Only those who suffer this way can understand the OFFICE 222 Emma Square. to 0 tff J alJJ. wearing, ceaseless misery., Kam-St- . Louis game Wf The postponed We ask all such women to read the two following . letters will be played tomorrow afternoon on backache the Kam diamond. This was the sec- for proof that Mrs. Pinkham's medicine cures 1 1B0 III ond game that one J. Pluvius put a caused by female diseases. afternoon. These stop to last Saturday con- Open-Ai- r being played on been a ffreat sufferer with a The New Theater postponed games are Brooklyn, X. Y. I have s to interfere with the pain in my back. I was advised to use Lydia E. Pinkham off davs so as not stant I feel LATEST interscholastic schedule and to keep ev- Vegetable Compound for it, and the pain has disappeared. as the series prog- like a new woman since that awful pain has prone, and may Ctd erything discoverer of that great and wonderful remedy. . MOVING PICTURES resses. bless the Brooklyn, . 5 8 ney, Marcey Ave., yrography Mrs. Peter Gaff 548 CHANGES MONDAYS Y. M. C. A. Wis " Lydia E. Pinkham's Vesretable Com- ' Training for the big Milwaukee, AND THURSDAYS doings on Juue 11 is going on apaee pound has made me a well woman, and I would like to tell the Two entrances Pauahi street, near by contestants for al the events. . It whole world about it. pains m. my Huuanu; and Hotel street. On site of looks as though the Marathon race would " I suffered from female troubles and fearful Outfits doctors and they all advised an operation. d. I best the merry-go-roun- be one to attract more pubiie attention back. had the me a well than anything of the kind yet pulled Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made L no more backache, I am ready to tell every off. The two-mil- e walking race is also woman and have Mrs. Emma Iinse, Racks, attracting much attention and the fast one what this medicine has done for me' Necktie StM Milwaukee, Wis. Drink walkers of the town are already out 833 First getting fit. Dal Fahy has started early Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has made Handsome Skins, training and is still making remarks You notice we say has n Rainier about newspaper men with long legs. thousands of cures of such cases. He will probably have no less than cured thousands of cases. That means that we are telling DesRs, Boxes," Placques, etc three of them to compete with. will We AND KEEP HEALTHY. you what it has done, not what we think it do. iC A New Stock. In justice to Y. Tin hong, the very are stating facts, not guesses. Big capable scorer and press-agen- t of the We challenge the world to name" another remedy for fe- Military League, he turned in a clever- many BOOKS ly written" account of the Military male ills which has been so successful or received so HONOLULU PHOTO League games last SSunday, but owing testimonials as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com to lack of space this had to be very SUPPLY GO. Brown & Lyon Go. much curtailed. pound. ti? For 30 vears Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Thotographic" Fort St. Alakea and Merchant Streets The Marines and Kewalos will play Compound lias been the standard remedy for "Everything off the second of the series for the female ills. STo sick woman does justice to championship of the Atkinson League herself who will not try this famous medicine. DRINK at Aala Park next Sunday morning, Made exclasivelv from roots and herbs, and starting at 9:30. The Kewalos won has thousands of cures to its credit, the first game and. should they win p. 3Irs. Pinkham invites all sick women Coca Cola this one. they will take the champion- to write her for advice. She ha.s WORKS. ship. If the Marines win there will tJfguided thousands to health free of. charge. World's News Daily : HAWAIIAN SODA be another game, probably on the fol- Lynn, Mass. IS Read the "Advertises" Address Mrs. Pinkham, Phone 516 lowing Sunday, which will be decisive. OBJECTED TO Advertiser QUINN REPORT Pacific Commercial TUNGSTEN A MORNING PAPER. LAMPS f (Continued From Page One.) has used all the money allotted to the ------EDITOR WALII!?, G. SMITH district- - of Koolaupoko for the month .... of the said road Insure much quality ligh- March; overseer a better of "WEDNESDAY : : : ' ; APRIL 28. thought he had about $150 on hand. t- We think that this is a very, bad prac- DOZEN only of brilliancy up not superior and instensity, A small group of good men saved the Legislature from making serious tise to use alj the money an a few days; it is better to keep working; a which is also true of many lawmaking bodies in tlie tetaes lenders, a fact, whole month and thus prevent the Boxes of: but more attractive in color and more desir Trom the local group Hawaiians were lM absent; there were men among them teams being idle eating their heads who rose to the occasion. Nor did the thinking committee include ail tne off for the balance of the month." able for general illumination. white members, some of whom will have trouble in getting back on their The Mayor had a report of expendi C0RYL0PSIS of the session is the growth of a tures item by item from Paele and records. The most notable fact in 'the story when he endeavored to present it was of responsibility among native members. headed off from giving the facts to the 25 watt size, $ . 85 40 watt size, 51.00 .- -., board bv a motion to defer, .the deei TALCUM THE CATHCAST PROSECUTION. sion as to the offending paragraph until a later meeting, Logan demanding that 60 watt size, 1.40 100 watt size, 1,85 Mr. Catheart has done the only thing possible for him under the circum- the motion be put, denying a mere stances and has asked the Attorney General to prosecute in the case of the courtesy to the Mavor. POWDER himself. Public opinion would hardly have tolerated any The same committee refused to let Territory against have telephone, (25c. size) for $1.50. pro- Paele a although his ether recourse in. a case so serious. Goo Wan Hoy has rights that need predecessor had one. They said he To dealers, jobbers, brokers, tection and the defendants in libel suits for whom Goo Wan Hoy is an essential didn't need one. The committee, re- storekeepers and barbers. witness have the moral right to insist that he shall not he browbeaten and ferring again to a Paele communication We have 5 gross only, and to Mayor, you will have to hurry. assaulted by the plaintiff in an effort to frighten him from testifying and then the said "We condemn the The Hawaiian Electric practise of sending communications in Go. , Ltd. le. denied justice before the grand jury. We believe the Attorney General regard to road work to the Mayor and will see the propriety of acceding to the request which the cornered Catheart not to the Hoard of supervisors. We has been forced to make. From one point of view it might be good tactics to thoroughly understand that every of Jet the City ami County Attorney exhibit himself at his worst before the grand ficer ot fhe city and count v nas a right under the law to notify the Mayor of jury and the public, as he would assuredly do if he were allowed to direct his any irregularities pertaining to city 1 in hi i: own prosecution in his own way, but this journal cares much less about an and county matters, but we submit that exposure of Catheart than for the assurance of fair play to Goo Wan Hoy, in the road overseer should communicate Wholesale and Eetail. to the board relating to matters to PIQURBD to unpersecuted has some- ibe establishment of whose right be an witness, it 7 roads, etc. thing at stake. . As a matter of fact all expenditures incurred by Paele for repairing, Wai-ahol- e THE HOME OF CLEAN SPORT. bridge have been under, general authorizations of the board which or- On Monday afternoon an automobile of the hired variety, containing three dered Gere to plan for the new bridge, Jadies and a man, rolled in through the gates of Oahu College grounds and circled and the money had to come out of Paele 's general Koolaupoko road fund. round the curve of the road above ( Alexander field, stopping where there ;At one stage of the discussion which was a good view of the field...... :' ; ;;;. i. was strained at times, Quinn said, Eare and Odd Designs in materials will make teams that up into stylish A baseball game was in progress. It was between from Oahu and ' ' You people are always bringing in morning gowns for ladies or int,o the popular Japanese Kimonos. fct. Louis colleges. The people in the automobile were wealthy tourists who politics," and then the Mayor stopped ivere on their way back to, the mainland after a trip through the Orient. They him and asked' him not to mention had a machine and told tho chauffeur to show them the sights. The politics at all. hired Engineer, Gere, looking directly at driver had the sense to know thatlexaner field is one of the finest playing the Mayor, said there was ' wild talk ' ' 20 CENTS THE YARD fields that was ever planned, and, he, had the additional sense to know that a as to what' has been going on a the Th? Cost is ame of baseball would appeal to Americans on their way back home. . Waiahole bridge, and added? "when a statement is made by the Mayor as The machine had stopped .only a few minutes when the-- , occupants began he made it and McClellan made" it, that tc take notice. They saw that many of, the players were Hawaiians, and the statement is not' so." Very Little man of the party, who has evidently ;been a follower of baseball and other (.ports, suddenly became excited over a' remarkable double play. He called to SUPERVISOR DAN LOGAN" for a Copper Card Plate. an Advertiser reporter .who was'there and courteously asked for information. WANTS RETRENCHMENT THE JAPANESE BAZAAR Once you have a When he was told that the teams represented two local colleges and that one, it lasts life (Continued 'From Pace One.1 time. two other had just finished a ten-'ihnin- g game with, a final score institutions "Nevertheless, there is a deficiency of five to four, and only three rrors, he gasped. And then he was told some- as seen, and it is necessary that some Our copper plate work exeels. We FORT STEEET, NEXT THE CONVENT. thing about the personnel of the teams. - How the catcher,' whose clever throw retrenchment be made in the Inciden- invite you to compare it with that had admired, was a Chinaman; how fhe first baseman who had caught the tal?, wherever poss'oie aod that" .the of others. Lall and effected the double play was a Hawaiian, and how the teams were made allowance for roads and bridges for the remaining two months be reduced. Let ns show you our samples and up of a number of : different nationalities, every one of them as good an "Your committee would, therefore submit prices. , American as he himself." v- - i- M submit the following resolution- -i HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR JEWELRY ' "We had'no idea,'' hsaid, "when we came out here that we were goingj " 'Resolved, That the monthly pro Wedding and Eeception work a a Specialty. PEEFEST IN WOEKMANSHIP MODERATE to see anything 'like' this. - Here is-- field such as any big university might rata allowance for roads and bridges IN PRICE AT OUR NEW STORE ' A. M. he proud of, and they certainly are playing a fine game of ball. And you say be reduced for May and June in the DIET2 JEWELRY CO, following amounts the districts they play foolball, soccer and all other games 'just as well? me see for 121 woman's exchange that Let named: $200 for Honolulu, S200 for Hotel Street list, names have jread Koo-laulo- that of you there." And he the list over several times, wa, $200 for Waialua, $200 for a, cukhig for information as to pronunciation, chortling all the time. $200 for Koolaupoko; making I.FJIullM(UID. " $1000 Then he was. told a few more things to surprise him. He heard of the in all.' 4(i your THE-- Outrigger Club, of the yacht club, of the transpacific yacht races, of the girls' "At an early date committee Leading will present ' a statement of firfanf Jewelers clubs, and many the rawing ofhe JMarathonraces of other events in the way of cial status of the city and cbuntjf fas Bporta. a,nd athjeiies. that take place here. Before the party left the grounds affected by legislation of the Legiela? NEED realized, r 1909. they had in a small way just 'how great a country this is for open-ai- ture of , , v i..' snort,, and tne xenyo jviaru away one good sportsman who will "Respectfully submitted, -- carried tell the " T in people, n the mainland some. truths about sport in Hawaii. "DANIEL LOCfAN, "Chairman; Ifiiimlcifitollli r The recent of V visits the Santa Clara and Keio teams to Honolulu have done "WILLIAM AHIA." nntold good in promotion' work. There is no place in the world where open-ai- r YOUR CASE Bport has a better environment than on ihese Islands, and there is probably ro place in the world where sport is so clean or so untainted by the touch of When away, we believe you 'tiner that, Capital (Paid up) Yen 24.000,000 professionalism. To the instructors of various athletic the schools, colleges need an - efficient and inexpensive Reserve Fund .....Yen 15,940,000 .and the Y. M. C. A. much credit for the present clean and high efficiency of Most Wearers cf Classes means of communication.;' We have HEAD OFFICE, epori and athletics in the Hawaiian Islands is due. They should be encouraged YOKOHAMA. Obtain Comfort Only The bank buys "in every way. "for they have been making a name for Hawaii that is heard all such a eode system which can be at and receives fot througb the use of lenses which have eoliection bills . of exchange, issue over the, 'wo home your service if you wish it. id, " The of clean sport." Established rSQ been ground to suit their particular Drafts and Letters of Credit, and transacts a Whooping Cough, Crcsp, Bronchitis needs.' general banking business. v So long as Mr. iEoosevelt is hunting on the line of the Uganda railway, the It wis formerly the custom to over-- The Bank receives Local Deposits Cough. Grip, Asthma. Diphtheria lock astigmatism, and Head Office piess will get a daily bulletin about 'him. After he leaves that base he will if below one half Deposits for fixed pe- dioptre in degree but this has provfn Hawaiian Trust riods. , ;rtili be witbin reach of "the' telegraph stations that connect the railway with Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics so wrong in Local T)ennaito 491 anj ,. , J practice, that today tue 1 " uu u t i i ua jlux the s:eaniboat service on Lake Nyanza. Years ago explorers of the Sir Samuel Does it not cem more effective to breathe in a greatest amount of good to the suf- one year at rate of 4 per annum.. Dr.; remedy to cure disease of the breathing organ, ferer has been obtained by correcting Head Office Deposits Baker and Livingstone type were lost sight of for years, but that would than to takcihe remedy into thi stomach f Yen 25 and up- r strongly anti- the smallest amount of astigmatism wards le impossible in Africa iiow.V-Afte- Mr. Roosevelt leaves the lake country, with It cores because the airreudeied for one half year, one year, two septic is carried cer the diseased surface ith existing. years or three years at rate of 5 it forts and ports and commercial centers, he will enter the Congo region, where every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- As a matter of eyes with a very ment. It is invaluable mothers witn small fact, per annum. the telegraph; still holds Way', and from that time on, in his journey along the children. large defect, seldom cause any suffer- Particulars to be appli- ' obtained on 1 ' I:n l . Y-- i f . consumptive isoiti'JLiiiiti "ri of so iup. lie win. re uiuier nnsprvar on. i ne nanpa nro that.....tho nraee osinn t mno Those a ing. The vision being impaired that cation. tendency find immediate the muscles give way to the defect, tre represented on all the linesof communication; and they will deal with the relief from coughs or in- Honolulu Office 67 S. King Street, flamed conditions of the while in small degrees, the muscles are P. O. Box 168. movements of a nimrod who never bad the slightest aversion to publicity.' There throat. constantly striving to overcome the M. TOKIEDA. Manager is no danger Of losing track of T. R. ' - Sold by druggists. error, thus causing eye strain. Glasses 923 Fort Street Send postal for booklet. t . are the only cure. .' - E CO The impertinence of calling people "knockers" who condemn a system 180 Fulton St., which makes tourists avoid Homohilu is almost equal to that which advocates Haw Vork. II S. A. I. F. CO.. SAVE MONEY the bringing of "100,000 tourists" with the aid of one more Matson boat. A WHO How many people IN ONE OF OUR SMALL Jree ride on a Matson freighter to San Francisco and back may turn the head of BEGINNING I HOME a callow editor, but it does not convince the public that boosting Honolulu BANKS consists of turning travel over as a monopoly to a few steamers which can know what a Trust not accommodate it, when there are many steamers on the route ready but not Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. permitted to assist in carrying it all. APRIL 26, 1909, Wc Claim Company is for, or Here is an intelligent afternoon rendering of an important dispatch: we will close out at reduced prices,' the remainder 'of last season's how to avail them- William O. Smith 4 . The National Assembly acted unanimously and has issued a formal to serve the best and Trust Department decree proclaiming Sheik Usilam Mohemmed Eeschid Effendi, a brother selves of Abdul Ha mid, as Sultan of Turkey. of its services? daintiest meals in Ho- ESTATES MANAGED, REVENUES There is no "Sheik Usilam." Who is meant is the Sheik-ul-Isla- the COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN-- , expounder of Mussulman religion and law, a part of whose business is to pro- nolulu at popular Call at our office and we'll ex-- " VESTMENTS MADE. claim negr Sultans. He is presumed to have performed this function yesterday plain how we may be of benefit for Mehemmed-Eesha- d Effendi, the heir apparent to , prices. It's worth your the Ottoman throne. to you. Fire Insurance while to investigate. The Star is not happy in its exhibition of the fact that the leaders of the Widths 4V to 9 Inches, 4.GENT FOR ENGLISH-HA- AITAll Louse did not see fit to ask its aid in the strategy which secured the passage AND 9f good bills and gave the quietus to bad ones. It is an honor which the About 23 Pice? of ALEXANDER Bishop Trust Go., UNDERWRITERS Advertiser, , as practically, the only paper of general publicity here, seems to l.ave enjoyed alone. YOUNG CAFE Limited. Real Estate . The. Legislature did well. to pass the law permitting public funds, which Bethel St., bet. King & Merchant FOR RENT. wed to be hoarded, to be deposited in local banks. By busi-i,-s- s this measure the After May 18, furnished house, cor- community will bf saved from a "tight money market, the Territory will ner Piikoi and Hassinger streets. jain some interest and the public treasure will have stronger safeguards. FOR SALE 111 RIBBONS When the weather warms up in Washington it whets Kuhio's desire to 65c and 50c widths for. . 35c. Lot with two eottages, corner Miller and ntuvn to the trade-win- d islands. The report is that he is en route now as $1.25 and $1 widths for. . 75c. VICTOR Beretania streets. nas leen the case, under similar Pine lot in Palolo Tract. circumstances, before. Lately he has been $1.50 widths for .$1.00 Talking cooling off in Los Angeles. S2.00 and $1.75 widths for.. .$1.25 Motor Boats Machine Come Hear It Souse and Lot, Kewalo. $3.00 and $3.50 widths for. .$2.00 Lots in Puunui Tract. Fitted with 4 Cycl Engines, $125 ROM Homes and Lots in Palama. a BELTINGS Of MUSIC CO., Lid . If Seattle would seud steamer to Honolulu from now until the fair ends, Lots in Nnuann Valley and Kaimnki. $1.25 quality for i 75c. the vessel would not want for either passengers or freight, and the city of the House and Lot, King street, near $1.50. quality for .$1.00 Thomas Square, Bargain, Sound might put herself in the way of a permanent steamship connection here. $2.00 quality FOR SALE. for .$1.25 1 CHARLES D. WALKER'S Two Latrines; seat in good order; Nobody but a flathead would suggest that there could be any cry of suitable for school or plantation use. One two carpet-bagger- " against detail of any Boat and Machine "part slate Urinal Stall. the officer of the United States Army Works, French-Range- KING ST.. brick set, 4 to 10 feet Ry io duty in Hawaii whether with the militia ot the regular forces. NEAP. SOUTH 8T. croft's hi long. Solar Water Heaters, 30 to 100 h gallons capacity. Sheet Metal Work sooner a. vigorous crusade on the READ ADVERTISER-WORL- and Plumbing. The the mosquitoes is resumed better . II ? THE D'S the time the visiting Congressmen will have. am fci IX 2a. EMMELTJTH & CO., LTD., NEWS DAILY Telephone 211 .145 King St. ORDER A CASE BY PHONE 270 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL: ADYEBTISEB, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, ; APEIL 28, 1909,

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', - - nfm. ..i m .mu,.j mim,X3wji Ludlow, Apri9.. wiwn Li )IM ii n ALESIA, Br. . e., from Yokohama LEADING EDITORS for Hon., Afril 23. .,' ' ASIA, ui. S. S... frpna 'S. F. for Hon., C 5afe Deposit Vaulk 1 r MARINE April' 24. OPIHE COLONIES oaie Ueposit Vaujk Safe Deposit Vau!kff A SO, H. I. J- - M. S. ar. S. F. from . Hilo, April 2o. AMEKlCA MARU, T. B-- K. a S., "With 430 tons of freight for this ar. Yokohama from Hon.. Nov. 6. . (Continued from Page One.) piTIBTfe port, consisting mainly of sulphate, of AXXIE JOHNSON, Am.j3k., ar. S. F. sirability and feasibility of an Impe ammonia, liquors and mutton, and a from .Hilo. April 23. rial Parliament, with representatives jplces $400 Am." bk., from S. : ateai fnli list of passengers, the Canadian-Australian ANDREW YELCH, from the countries of the Four Seas, $4.00aear F. for Hon., April 23. will be broached and debated. JSes steamer Marama arrived AORANGI. Br. S. S., from Victoria ' ' Were Here. here jesterdav afternoon after a fast for Hon., April 26. - Entertained passage from the Colonies. There were BANGOR. Am. scdt., from Grays Har- So far as was possible in the limited time the steamer remained in port the only a few passengers for Honolulu, bor for Gnaymas. J pp., from Leith for distinguished visitors were entertained, V Bi, seventy-fiv- e of BEX LEE, Am. 11 9L, and consequently about ' met a Hon., Jan. 23. . being at the wharf by committee those' who . were booked to leave this BOREALIS, Am. sehr.,-a- r. Port Gam- composed of members of the local pre?s port on the vessel have been forced to ble, from Kahulvii, April 13. and from the Promotion Committee and a s remain behind. BUFFALO, t. S. N. T., ar. S. F. from taken about "the town in automobiles. : Accompanying the journalists wer? twenty-seve- n Hon:. Feb. 4. The Marama took peo- eight ladies, the wives of seven and 'of S. A. T., ar. S. F. Jrom ple from Honolulu to Northwest, BUFORD, U. the Hon.. 1C. the daughter of E.i'F. Thomas. 'of the -- but it was only on aeeount of the fact C. .A. THAYER. Am. schr., ar. Hon. Adelaide Register. To meet 'them at . chairman, that some of the officers ,if the 'ship from Grays Harbor, April 26. the wharf were A. Bovven, of the Promotion "Committee; .Will 1 I n, mmmi t- - I W were willing to give up their staterooms CAMBRIAN, H. M. S., from Hon. for March 22. Cooper, of the' publicity department; LOST a number of these were able to Hilo, L. that CECIL, Nor. S. S., Olsen, from Hon. W. R. Farrington, of the Bulletin; gave S. Conness, of the Star, and R. O. Ma-theso- n, Persons lost often go. The purser of the Marama Ocean March 20. - '. N7 1 for Island. staff. tip his room to Mr. and Mrs. Halstead CHAMPIGXY, r. bk.', ar. Vancouver of the Advertiser travel in a circle, were: George-- Fenwick, never arriving officers on the from Hon., Feb. S. S. The visitors at of this city, and other Otago Daily Times, - Dunedin; Mark the point they to passengers urgent- CHINA, Am. 5..-S-- ar. Yokohama from boat did likewise -- Cohen, Evening Star, Dunedinj Grfsley eek. Are you Hon., April 20. . ly desiring to reach the .mainland. Hon. Lukin, Post,- - Wellington; "Henry Brett, traveling around CHIYO MAEIV Jap. S. S., ;from Ber'.wiey, ;The Marama sailed at midnight last 22". Star, Auckland; Hudson the rent circle? for Yokohama'; April' Herald," Newcastle; Thomas night British Columbia. CORONA DO, Am. bkt., Houdlctte, from Morning paying rent this for hsatlmrst;;!-!-war- 9 P.'," Temperley, DailjT Argus, month, next month, Vi. , Houses to Let Booking, Hon. for S. April 22. Mel- ; Alameda's Big S. S. Cunningham, Argus, this year, ' f COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., ar. Ff from Balla-rat- ; next one hundred and twenty peo Salina Cruz, April 21. bourne; Norman (..'lark, Courier, year, and so on Fort St. 2B.H( 8.00 Nearly Robert K. Thomas, Register. Ade- 'pie booked to leave for the main- CONCORD, Am, schr., Piltz, from for all time? Such Kaimuki 2 ' 10.00 are laide; Hon. Charles E. Davies, M.L.C., Young ' 10.00 Alameda, Hen. for Lay san Island, April 27. aimless use ot f St. ....2 land on the Oceanic liner The MeTcurv, Hobart, and Hon. John your money Berkley St. 2 i" 10.00 DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jonsien, ar. Kal-goorli- e. will when she sails from here on the' return W- Kirwan,' M.L.C., The Miner, Kaili Ave 2 18.O0 . never get " Grays Harbor from Hon., April 1. - a home voyage nest Wednesday. The Alameda DEFENDER, Ani. schr., ar. Honoipii ' .: for you. Get College Hills .. 2 20.00 " "After the party had lunched on Pacilic lights. 2 22.00 is a popular ship with local people and from S. F., April 24. ' 'C' . your eyes on a Rd.. boafa, automobiles were taken at the Makiki St...... 2 " 25.00 there is always a clamor for staterooms DIRIGO, Am. sp., from Eio Janeiro for dock and parly taken to the pali, landmark. Let .us 6. ' the, point Matlock Ave 2 " 25.00 good "old ferryboat. While there Hon., Feb. by way of the postoffiee. At the pali, out one to p:im oh the DIX, U. S. A. T., Ankers, from Naga- - you. On AnapunI St ..... 3 ' 25.00 Ala- where the beauty of the scene was ad- . 2 25.00 aire some of those booked on the Hon., April 26. street, Ahikea St " saki for mired highly, the party drove through for sale, a Magazine 2 4 27.50 meda who may be able to get away on DO LBA DARN CASTLE, Br. bk., from new St...... town to the Capitol, where they were modern Makee Rd. 2 30.00 week, April 17. . . the Korea the early part of next Hon. for Chile, received in a short interview by the bungalow. Price 3 Br. S. S., rom Hon. for Bates St...... " 37.50 is certain that the Alameda will ELV ASTON, f Governor. It had been the desire of $3500. Easy terms. Kaimuki 6 40.0 it Svdnev, Feb. 24...... ' have" every bit of passenger space filled the visitors to see the Hawaiian Legis- College Hills 45.00 E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Goodman, lature in action, but that sight was lost .....2 when she leaves for the1 Coast. ar. S. F. from Hik, Dec. 28. TRENT TRUST Diamond Head .... 4 " 50.00 through the early adjournment of the Waikiki . ... 2 ' 50.00 i & Co., agents for Am. S. S., ar. S. F. - W. G. Irwin local ENTERPRISE, solons. Some few- members who had CO., LTD. r tie Alameda, received the following from Hilo, Aprir 23 s lingered were presented to the visitors, ZANE, Am. schr.' ar. Mazat- - FURNISHED. wireless from the steamer yesterday ETHEL who bore away with .them s also as lan from Everett, March 8. some of the House Fort St 3 B.B. $30.00. showing she is bringing her usual souvenirs copies of ' that SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, Spencer St 2 35.00 " EDWAED bills in Hawaiian. " ' load to 'the Islands f .'All well,. finfCj at S. F., March 17. ' The next stop, after being driven Beretacia St...... 2 35.00 wjeather, ,1620 miles, from Honolulu, FALLS OF CLYDE, - ar;r Gavlota through the Pnnahou district, "at Kalakaua Ave 4 " 50.00 5f " wai i Emma St. 3 100.00 eabin and 36 steerage passengers; 150etJ from Hon.,; April 24. the Aquarium. This institution was o..5fF F. M. SLADE, Am. schr., Johnson, from greatest interest tons general freight, 6 mules, 45 bags; gone through with the TRENT TRUST CO., LTD. mail." Hon. for Grays Harbor, April 22. and with many manifestations b!; de- New Sailor's Union Office. FOOHNG SUEY, Am. bk.. Willett, light, especially from the ladies in the from Kahuhii for N. Y., April 24.; party. They were then taken to the j On Friday next the office of Sailor's FORT GEORGE. Am. . Bp Fullerton, Moana, where tea was serveti on the Union Agent Sorenson will be .moved from N. Y. for Hon., July 26.- - (Ee-- lanai and-- a number of the visitors Barih -r , .. from 'the place where it has been for insured.) ...... ;;.-- a dip. Mr. Brett and some San last three or four years on AlaTiea FULLERTON, Am. bk., from Port others of the' younger members of the the Luis Hen., April 7. enjoyed a series of surf in hand of disposing of two fire de- on corner for delegation also street to a new location the FLORA, H. M. S., Nugent, from Hon. canoe rides, voting the sport a most POLICE INVESTIGATE partment horses, which ar old, recom- Chas. Brewer & The ' Cos of Nuuanu and Queen streets. for Hilo, March 22.. . exhilarating one. Dinner was had, by . mended that the two be turned over new location is $very handy to the wa- FL.VURENCE WARD, Am. schr. aux., the party and some members of" tne to the Department of Public Works, the-Moa- NEW YORK LINE terfront and will undoubtedly be a ar. Midway from Hon., April 4. committee at DEAL IN ROOF IRON that a receipt be taken and that the great deal better for masters ana FRIEDA, Ger. sp., Logeman, ar. Hon. Several members of the delegation Superintendertt of Public Works strike off sailors who wish to confer, with the from Hamburg, April 21. ' . expressed regret that no opportunity from his list of territorial property Union, Sorenson schr., ar. Hilo from to express in some pub- used by the county, the two horses. agent.,of the, Sailor's GAMBLE, Am. was given them EegulaT line of vessels plying be- has made himself generally well-like- d Port Ludlowr Mareh"l5. lic way their appreciation of the cour- Chief L,tal was called tto Waipahu Chief Thurston would rather trade off : tween New York and Honolulu. ' ' bv Chamber of the two for a young horse. Action was Tie since he 'has been here. '"'.."' HAWAII, Am. bkt.r from Mahukona tesy, shown them the yesterday afternoon to Investigate a Bark NUUANU will sail from New April 24. CommeVce through the Promotion Com- deferred. "for S. F:. case in which two cavalry troopers York for this port JULY 15, 1909. HAWAIIAN ISLES. Am. sp., from mittee and by-th- e local press, making f MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING. Freight taken at lowest rates, . Kahului for Delaware Breakwater, an especial request that this, apprecia- wer involved. On arrivinghe found Supervisor Kane introduced a reso- (X)OKE Ani .Venhallow, last-night'- ALTCI 3. tion miiglit.be voice .for., them through Depwty Sheriff Fernandez lution at s session that the : " from Hon. for Puget Sound) April 19. Feb. .r?. there and For freight rates apply to Chas. Brew Coos col mns of the Advertiser. .. ; county supervisors be travel- S. from Hilo for H. O. WRIGHT. Am. schr.,i,ar. the the wo men were with him. It seems allow! er & Co., 27 Kilby Boston; or AB1ZONAN, Am. 8., ing expenses while going to and from Street, Y., Magellan, March 21. 'Bay from Mahukona. ' Hungry for News. . - that yesterday morning Tbeo. H. Davn & Co-- Ltd., Honolulu. N. via HERMISTON, Br. S. S., Bain. ar. New- there arrived meetings of the board at the rate of Am. S. S., . from S. F. for Almost as soon as the members of ALAMEDA, castle fronn Hon., Jan. 2 from Leilhua sixty sheets of corru- fen cents per mile. Beferred to a com- m., 24. Honolulu committee had introduc " H ApriJ S. S., Johnson, from the gated, roofing, which were sold by mittee. S. S., ,ar Delaware MI.ONIAN, Am. ed themselves the visitors on board iron ALASKAN: Am April '20. to High Low Hilo, Mar. 26. Hon. for S. F., Marama, question was asked: the troopers to a Japanese for $46. and Breakwater frem BINGHAM, "Am. schr., from the the The San Francisco auto ordinance ALL JAPANESE ALDEN BESSE. Am. bk., Denny, HIRAM "What is the news?" The newspaper The two soldiers had been in Waipa- "FT Islands, Dec. 9.' was put in the hands of the County from Hon., April 2. on. for Gilbert men had been : thirteen days out of BEAD ar. Hilo Am. schr., Thompson, from hu since Saturday and have had a Attorney about a month ago by Su- ASTRAL, Am. sp., .Dunham, from Bal- - HELENE, reaeh of cable and wanted very much Port) Ludlow for Hon., April 11.. to know had happened around the good time pcjcupylng the' best apart- pervisor Quinn for the purpose of hav- timore for S. F Sept. 30. ar. what ing it gone over to see if it will fit THE HAWAII SHIIIPO HONGKONG MARU, Jap. 8. S., - : - . ATLAS, Am. sp.. from . Y, for Yoko- world.- i';. --yi-., - 'w ments in Japanese hotel. They said , Yokohama from Hon., Dec. 5. lis- Honolulu conditions. Mayor Fern Bug-- hama. Nov. 28. With the greatest eagerness "the. thejiron was originally the property HYADES, Am. S. S., from S. F. for account ofithe momentous gests that the auto number be painted j Aa authority among Japanese New ALBERT. Am. bk., a r. Hilo from Port tened to an of man named, TrJppler, a at on as m Sound, April 21. doings in Turkey during the past ten barber the tront lights is required published ia the Territory of IRMGARD, Am. bktne., ar. Hon. from Leilehua, vho had purchased it to put San Francisco. Sipers. ' days, but this was not exactly what .."' ' ' : LOCAL : OFFICE OF THE UNITED S. F.. Arril 10. was wanted. ' on a house he intended building The only 'Illustrated page Japan BUEEAU. JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr., from Hana anything bee;i happening at That there is lack of harmony among ese Daily in existence. N STATES WEATHEB -- "Has and wife. The 13. ;. ; latter arrived I for S. F., April - home?" they asked. - ''Home" meant members of the Board of Supervisors e Sunday English Issue is the BRUCE, Am., schr,, from S. F. from the Coast recently, but did not was indicated last evening when Super- - j Honolulu, Tuesday, April. 27, 19C9. JAS. H. England in this case. Unfortunately Best Advertising Medium,. ,' for Mahukona, Apr.1 14.' service had said lit- want to stay here and the husband visor Aylett complained that the chair-- ; Job Work Japanese the Honolulu cable : ia nd Chinese JOHN ENA, Am. Bp., Madsen, ar. Hilo Great Britain. had sent her back to San Francisco. men of committees seldom called com- - speei<y. I. tle about the affairs of ' THKRMO. WIN Trippler, they dispose ; from S. F. Apr.; 11. Notes of the Day. said, wanted to mittee members into consultation or o KLIKITAT Am. bkt., ar,. Port of the iron a.nd had turned it over to called meetings, although the rules call The blue gum trees along , the pali r-- Townsend' from Hon., April 24. them and they had it shipped to ed for such meetings. He stated he had JO Kapiolani Park S.'s., from Yokohama road and the emus at Wahiawa in Trippler's name. One of not been called by ono chairman ex 5. KOREA, Am. 'were things appreciated by the visitors. B foi Hon., April 24. the soldiers signed Trippler's name to cept once. There were matters at ev 5" When Mr. .Brett, ot AucKiana, was KOKO HEAD, Am. bktne., ar. S. F. the railroad receipt. ery meeting referred to committees and last in Honolulu it was while passing meetings as IS00 j2S 91 81 73 01 sw from- Newcastle, March 2o. The. chief telephoned to Lieutenant the ehairman should call ti to Europe as the Australian ; Lyilil through KAIULANI, Am. bk., Colly, from Che- - Quinlan at the cavalry post, and he soon as possible. tSOl 29.90.' SO 74 00 70 E Commissioner to the Paris Exposition. j j.69 maimis for Sydney. Oct. 20. by directed that Leal put the men on the I, At that time he was entertained We Import our lumber direct from UC 29 M 75 j 66 .02 62 U. S. ar. evening for return to the post, The supervisors last night passed de- KUKUI, lighthouse tender, Queen Liliuokalani and feasted at a train the Sound, and our prices are the low 9S1 from inspection tour of Hawaii and upon their . arrival an investiga- mands for appropriations, as follows: "!29 79 j 69 .CI Hoc. A. Cummins." 1908 Tl FE luau, given by John police Salaries fixed by law, $2095; Clerk's est In Honolulu. and Maui, MaTph 30. , Some of the iarty,were driven out tion would be made. The Ewa 1004 3lCj 78 20 6 SE LANSING, Am., S. S , Dickson, ar. S. Museum, were of the opwiion that the iron was office employes, $150; Auditor's office to Moanalua and to the Bishop Attorney's deputies 19( iso 77 75 F. from Tort Sia Luis, March 16. drive to Army property. employes, $205; .02 Si while others extended their employes, $317.50; Treasur- LOGAN. U. S. A. T., Stinson, from Diamond Head circuit. and office City Mill Co., os 8i ;.C0 64 51 include the office employes, $125; district Ltd tine p Hon. for Manila, March 19. formerl-- of the Hilo er's J. L. Kelly, eourt emploves, $162; Hawaiian band Cor. Queen and Kekaulike Streets. ISO 30.lt 74 i .00 11 SI LURLINE, Am. S. S., from Hon. for the Bishop NOTES FROM BOARD a Tribune, and Mr. Stokes, of of $2729.50. 1 Kahuhii. April 22. among the vis- payroll, $675; a total 1908 29 a9( 81 7t j . 0 70 SB Museum, found friends ... . ' MARY WINKLEMAN, Am. bkt., ar. itors. 30. I 7" fifi t 7- :7 85 S LOSES JOB. 1909 - Coos Bay, from Hilo, Apr. 5. VJ v J J ' One.) HARRIS 4 J4 u Jt J & J Jt (Continued from Fsje MARAMA, C-- A. S.v S .',.'. Gibb, from Avge So.t'3 79 H8 74 ! .05 i N Meyers, com- Emory Harris, the negro, who es- "Victoria, April 27. ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr., out being paid, in proportion. The Hon. for Hon., April men did not recently, WM. B. STOCKMAN, Br. S. S., ar. Brisbane from from Grays Harbor, for mittee reported that the caped from the stationhouse MAKURA, receive reached the quar- Section Director. Hon.. April 17. 13. pay until they after being confined for shooting an ' ROMFORD, Br. S. S., ar. Victoria from ry or wherever they were required to Am. Neilsen, ar. was : MAKAWELI, bk., Pt. The committee was of the opin- other negro named Parker, and TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Townsend, from Eleele, Apr. 5. Aberdeen, March 6. work. from Ta- ion tha the time of employes should recently given a chance to leave the MANUKA. C.-- S. S., in Australia. 11. R. HIND, Am. schr., 26. commence when they take charge of pros-- MARIE HACKFELD," Ger. sp., Grube, coma for Honolulu, April Islands forever in lieu of being " their teams and the- work should not OS 3 .i-- 14. R. W. BARTL.ETT. Am. sch., from ecuted, was refused the chance to 2 from Hon. for Sydney, Feb. be considered finished until their teams MEXICAN, Am. S. S... from Hilo for Astoria for Hon.. April 23. work his way to the Coast on the S ! S.; from Hon. are put away. w w 23. SANTA RITA, Am. S. E 2 6 Salina Cruz, April A-H- . ' S. S. Missourian The officers 7. from . for Port Harford, Mar. 13. MOHTCAN. Am. bge., ar. Hon. Su- -t !. S. F. for The road committee praises Road he was and bad p.m.' ft. a ni pm S. F.. Feb. 15. - SPOKANE, Am. schr., from learned who what a U 2o 9.40 1510 i.2v 5.17 1.10 5 30 6 24 0 .4 pervisor Wilson's time-car- system in ' ' S. S., ar. Yoko- Port Gamble, March 7. character he had here, and then fired p.m MANCHURIA. Am. vogue in road department, but have i 1.5 1- 2 .00 3.19 5 So 6 25 l.( 26. " U. S. N. T., ar. Bremerton the 27 10.45. - f hama from Hon., April SUPPLY, car- him. Mr. Winston brought Harris to" t ' I Hon., Feb. 12. recommended that the system be ! MONGOLIA. Am. S.' S., ar. S. F. from from T 23 11 40 1.4 12.47 8.27 5 1: 5 29 6 25 2.0C ar. S. ried out and enforceed accurately. fthe station yesterday and told Chief ; I I S. C. ALLEN, Am. bk.. Wilier, i i Hon.. April 23. '"'-- - 29 ! ".51 6.27 5 29 6 24 '2 28 MARION CIIILOOTT, Am. sp.: from F. from Hon., April 5. Leal what had happened, and said he i ' a.m.! bk.. Jackson, Drivers of sprinkling carts will here- So; 3 7.11 7 23 5 296.26 3.C3 Honolulu for Gaviota, April 19. S. G. WILDER. Am. would be responsible for him from , f 0 22 1 1.48 F., April 13. after be paid 1.75 per day of eight MifTEOEOLOGICAL BECOBD. MO ANA. Br. S. S., ar. Sydney from from Hon. for.S. now until Alameda sailed for J OS 7 S 5.28 6 3.37 be the San 1 11 l. 2 8.10 i6 Hon.. March 21. SOYA, H. I. J. M., ar. S. F. from Hilo, hours and for overtime will paid I ' next Wednesday. Mr. "Win- -; 26. extra. Francisco Kvery Sunday 2S2.S6 '.5 i 7 7.51 8 52 5 27 6 27 4 08 MISSOURI AN. Am. S. S., from Seat- April ston will either get work aboard sued Morning by tk Hon., April 16. STE. KATHERINE. Am. bk., from the. Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. quarter of the moon April 26. tle for vessel for him or pay his fare. Har- First MARY E. FOSTER, Am. schr., ar S. ' Hon. for S. F.. April 13. As soon as funds are available the The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur A. S. F., from county widen lane leading to ris is not to be permitted to live on - F. from Hon., April 23. SHERIDAN. U. S. T., ar. will the THKKM. hour earlier than at Hono- s the Islands again after he leaves un-- j r about one NIPPON MARU, Jap. S. S., ar. .Yoko- Hon.. April 14. the Palama Hospital. S., ar. Yokohama less it be In Oahu prison. j 10 hama from Hon., April 6. SIBERIA, Am. 8. X standard time is hours 5 S - :. Hawaiian 5 12. Works' bids for Ger. Hon. Aoril The Honolulu Iron ; 3 slower than Greenwich NODSEE, sp., from Leith for THE SICKLY SEASON BURMA. 30 minutes Hon., March 18. TENYO MARC Jap. S. S:. from Hon. J a portable engine a petrolithie road IN of 157 i of the meridian Ka-ar.npa- time, being that li Francisco, April 2.. tamper, a disc narrow and a cultivator, One of most 5 M The nme wh.s-ti- e NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, from for San the effective remedies degrees thirty minutes. ar. eounty suervisors, appear i ! '" I ! for N. Y., Jan. 20. EMIGH. Am. bkt., Irsen. Port made to the known for diarrhoea and bowel com- - j w TP. TO (Kjrj j blows at l:3Vp. m.. which the 18. be the lowest, according to a report 8 78 T 13 s 0 OKANOGAN. Am. schr.. Mathew. from Townsend from Hilo, March to M j 71 (M Greenwich 0 hours 0 m.nutes. ' in plaint is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera If li rjj I tame as S. F. for Port Gamble, March 7. THOMAS, U. S. A. T., Lyr.am, from of the County Engineer, and all T 2- 78 7.. .02 ft 6 IMS n local time for ; moon are for and Diarrhoea Remedy, every home .. W u mi, m 7H 1 I tf Bun and PINNA, Br. S. S., Fairchild, sighted - Manila, April 14. probability will be accepted. and Hon.. for T 19 ' H ! 1 whole group. Cruz e should be supplied with during ".!?. .73 - the off Diamond Head, bound for Yoko- TP:XAN, Am. S. S.. ar. 'Salina it the F 'r(,jl 7rt m .0 7 7 t ft i t decided to ap- Wilkin-- 1 3 .'I. )..:, 7 4 9 hama. March 19. from Hilo. April 10. The supervisors have warm weather. Mr. H. J. D. ! t tit i PHILIPPINE, Am. eebr., ar. S. F. from VTRG1NIAN. Am. S. S.. from Hilo for prove payrolls for employes of the city son, proprietor of the Upper Burma San Diego, March 15. I Salina" Cruz, April 10. and county who receive stated monthly Note. Barometer reailngs are cor- days Gazette, Mandnlay, says: "Ever since' PLETADES, Am. S. S. from S. F. for i W. H. MARSTON. Am. schr., ar. Hon. salaries before the and last rected for temperature, instrumental ' I first tried Colic, Cho--, Seattle. April 20. : from S. F April 20. of the month, so that payments may Chamberlain's rrors, and local gravity, and reduced PROSPER, Am. schr., from Tacoma for WM. P. FRYE, Am. sp., from Hon. foi be made as heretofore. Men working lera and Diarrhoea Bemedy, a supply to sea level. Average cloudiness etate4 Kahului. March 19.- - Philadelphia, Feb. 11. by the day will have to wait until of it has always been in my house and la scale from 0 to 10. Direction of EOSECRANS. Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota W. S. PORTER, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota after the middle and last days of the is always in demand during the sickly wind Is prevailing direction during ii from Hon.. April 18. from Hon.. Feb. 10. month to reeeive their pay. season." This medicine 19 for sale by hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of Town-I-. . all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., wind is average velocity in miles R. P. RITHET, Am. bk , Drew, ar.Hilo j W. F. GARMS. Am. bk., ar. Port pr from S. F., April 13. send from Kahului, April 12. The committee which had the matter agents for Hawaii. lew. T Indicates trace of rain. 6 THE PACITIO OOTVTTVmSCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909. Fraternal Meeting. Fraternal Meetings Castle 4 Cooke, Lti

EKCAMPMEHT KO. 1, - - - 822, It POLTXZSIA AMUSEMENTS - SHIPPING AND COMMIMIO PACIFIC LODGE NO. A. F. x. o. o. r. A.M. IfmU Trr first and third Friday MEBCHAHTS of the month, at 7 :30 p. m., in ..S tAA TTaII Vnrt Rtnwt r.1ln' f .dtS" :- Visiting brother cordially invited s Jit Ffc -1 t attend. O II THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL E. W. FOSTER, C. P. Bus? Lodge No:. 822, P. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. westing of Pacific A Sugar Factors Kev A A. M.. at Its hall. Masonic Temple, and General Lunra is. 1 Alakea street, XXOELEZOB LODGE NO 1. I. O. O.'T. Agents corner of Hotel and "SMS. Meeta every icesday evening, at THURSDAY EVENING. April 29, -- ,A ! fA CiMn.i 13.11 Vnrt 3909, 8 o'clock. d? Htroot. Viaitine brother! cordi at ally invited to attend. WORK IN FIRST DEGREE. C. A. BIDINGER, N. G. REPRESENTING Members of Hawaiian and Oceanic L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y. aoJ Lodges and all sojourning brethren are to XABMONT LODGE NO. 3. Z. O. O. F. New England Invited attend. every Monday at Mutual Life Iatoxanan By order of the R. W. M. jf Meet evening, Company of Boiton. C. F. JENKINS, , oireei.ri. a vimuutfrii i 1uruiuers.1 eoruv...Ji ally invited to attend. Aetna Fire Insurance Company. Secretary. G. F. D. WICKE, N. CHEAPEST OFFICE ROOMS National Fire Insurance Comyaoy. J E. E. HENDRY, See'y. Citizens' Insurance Company (Hartferi Fire Insurance Company). PACITIO EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, London " i. o. o. p. IN THE GUY. Assurance Corporation. NEW HATS Meets every aecend and fourth Thursday, at 7 :30 p. m.. Odd f a Fellows' Halt Visiting Bebekahe at are cordially invited to attend. CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. G. Rubber Goods fillSG POWER'S ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. pc Over 857 GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. BUILDING, STREET Kaahumanu street, near the BOSTON FORT OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE NO. t. roswmce, roomy omce rooms z. o. o. P. at a E. H. PEASE - - . stc Meet every monthly rental of from $5 to $7.50 Predion first and third 573-57- 577-57- 'M Thursday, at 7:80 p. m., in Odd "The Princess of Patches" at the singing specialties. Auda Due, Pietro each. 5 9 Market Street, i BUQwit jiau. visiting Orpheum Tonight. Sosso , San Francisco, CaL, TJ.S.A. yc are eordiallv invited to attend. and all of the favorites of the ANNIE L. MACAULAY, N, G. Strong stirring dramatic situations, company" willhave congenial parts. The Osborn f children will BARBER SHOP SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy. love story of absorbing introduce in the a heart interest, play two little Pickaninnies, and will JAS. F. MORGAN. Catfon, Neill & Company, Ltd. The raoet modern in the citv. OCEANIC LODGE HO. 371. P. A. M. amusing, natural and unforced comedy have a new specialty. Seats are now Hotel Street. Meets on the last Monday of each scenes, allied a on sale for all performances 85J KAAHUMANU STREET. month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. with plat that can be of the ENGINEERS AND MAOHXNTSTl Prop. m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- followed by everybody are the really week. '; ; Queen and Bichards J. Fernandez, vited to attend. Streets component parts o a successful com- Herbert Withers Here June 11. , R. H. BEMROSE, W. M. d 5 Boilers with ehareosJ-ir- o ' W. H. Secy. edy. Such a play is W. D. The Window Display5 at GOETZ, "The Princess of Adams has received word from steel tubes. General ship work. offering Elle-ford- s ZJBAHZ OHAFTES KO. 2. O. E. S. Patches," the by the Yokohama that the coneert company, Meeta every third Monday of each at the Orpheum tonight. It was under the management, of Charlie Gib- "Would you, like to benefit by the PREFERRED BY ALL THRUM'S BOOK STORE month, at 7:80 p. nu, in the Masonie Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers dramatized from a short story by that bons will be here on June 11. They work of others?" are cordially invited to attend. prince of writers, Mark Twain, and all will open at the Opera House .the 'fol- Keystone-Elgi- n ANNA 8. WEIGHT, W. M. readers know how he gets at the heart lowing Monday and. wHl also play I have ADEDAIDE M. WEBSTER, of things. The plot is laid on a Georgia Thursday and Saturday nights of that ; AND Fine Leather Goods Secretary. plantation with its negroes and cotton week. .. . fields, where the- - magnolias bloom in vv ith a famous cellist, a Covent LEI ALOHA NO. ' embrace everyday wants in lines of CHAPTEE 3. O. E. 8. their greatest perfection and where Garden prima donna soprano and, an Ingersoll Watches Sill, Combination Memo and JL Meet at the Masonie Temple every aeoond Saturday of each month, at chivalry is the watchword of every equally tamos baritone and solo pian- Pocket ...... BOOKS W 7:0 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth- - gentleman. Old Col. Silverthorn has a ist, Mr. Gibbons has a company that FOR SALE JOS. SCHWARTZ,. AGEKT Brush, Card, Cigar, Cigarette, daughter that has gone north, married has been delighting crowded houses M. TT?. Dressing; Letter, Medicine, ! MINNIE EHOADS, W, and had a little daughter. The wherever kalian Stamps, MARGARET father they have stopped on their Photo and Pin ...... CASES LISHMAN, Secy. deserts them anoVthe mother dies, leav- trip round the world. RESIDENCE old Calabashes, Ta-pa-s, Auto Clocks, Ladies' Bags, Portfolios, the to A Curios and LADIES' AUXILIAB7, A. O. H, DIVISION ing little daughter the tender 'Herbert Withers is the cellist, said 'V ' Soar Flasks, Desk and Blotter Pads, Photo MO. X. mercies of the world. She is stolen by to be the greatest English player on the enirs. Frames, et4 etc. - , Meets every flrst and third an Octoroon and raised as her child and cello. Luisa Sobrino. the soprano who aus)y. o p. m.. u. Island Curio Co. ; 1063 Fori Street T'm in the old planter spends years and thou- - was acclaimed at t'ovent in a lovely district, '"; Smh .D- - Mall. Fort Street. Garden, JAMES STEINEB mm b( visiting sisters are eordl-- sands in money searching for her. A Charles Bennett the baritone and Mar-littl- e , Elite Building, ally invited to attend. waif comes to the plantation one guerite Elzy, the "pianist. This is the Hotel MRS. K. CO WE 8, Pres. -- Street music morning and the old man falls in love .4sc time tuat sucn a company of gen-wit- h JOSEPHINE DILLON, See. Visitors always wel- her and takes her away from her uine stars in the musical line ever vis-fost- er Land MUSIC HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PSTHIAN mother and adopts 75ft. by 350ft. an come. her, only to ited Honolulu and their performances Meets every nrgt find later that she is his own niece, will be a to all music-lover- s Hawaiian Mosie and Hawaiian In and third Tuesday treat which ' - His rascally nephew and his sister try- - will look strumentsa. large stock to select H:8JJ- m3 5 B5nih Pythias forward. 4 V ' sf from. iia streets. AU to do away with the girl as she stands Large comfortable ; house, stables, Forccgrowth VT,?i!Jsor5,l",'Z. invited to attend. in the way of a "legacy should Band Concert at Aala Park. etc. AIMEE BICKNELL, M. B. C. she not show- up. ; Their scheming comes to 'There Will sell for a MAKES PLANTS GROW Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd vjuuLiuq ju WiLIiTAMS, K. B. S. will be a public 'moonlight fraction of the value naught and the little girl comes into band concert this evening at 7:30, at of the land and "buildings. HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO, LIB and Merchant Sts. , OAHU LODGE NO. Fort J, X. of P. ner name ana rortune ana mar- - ; The grounds fruit-bearin- g : aieete every first and third Friday rigntiui Aala i'ark. contain fine E. O. HALL ft SON. LTD, at ries the young northern surveyor 'who - trees and vines. PARTI. Selling Agents has helped her in her fight, and ; who March The Navv. .Beiger You know that it costs much money uiiiwa 10 aiTena. has love her. There ...... u,., fallen in with is Overture Fra Diavolo...... to bring a property into finet condi- Tlhie F. B. NUGENT. C. O. a story.; all .Auber Mega beautiful without of the Chorus-Bivo- uae tion, years I E. GOSLING, K.of B. &S, ... u: . Petrella and the of toil arid thou- murders and sudden deaths seen in most eP.ipt;riv,nni,I,4. Hffma nnYnh sands of aollars used, to bring this John Neill william Mckinley lodge no. s, or tne comeay aramas; in raet tne property to present 135 Shoe ' its state are losses MERCHANT STREET The plav throbs with interest true to na-- 1 ' . to present jrfSrV Meet! every r the owner, but will be your second and fourth Satnr- - second-han- d is Vocal Hawaiian Songs. . Ar. by Berger - Dealer in new LAD ture and an ever welcome visitor to gain. ' ' and the discriminating thoughtful, spec-- , Selection Messenger Boy. . . Monckton ' chinery. Automobiles and line machin- THAT PROVES F.".ni?.aTl JJ52 Beretani. and and See me soon. - " altz Summer Evening. ...Waldteuf el ery repaired. ' Uy oromera cordi tator. Miss Luce appears as the Prin- invited to attend. cess and George has Finale Maunawili and Moanalua... Ship and general blaeksmithing. Genuine:- - JWL. MCtiKrJW, C. C. Hernandez the comedy part of Waggles, a tramp, ,and . Berger Agent for Foos Gasoline Entrines mmM 1 E. A. JACOBSON, K. B. Swedish and Be&tric Massage & both he and Miss Luce, will introduce tThe Star Spangled Banner. Hamilton Machine Tools. OOUBV CAMOE8 KO. sun a n m Bus? loieeta every second and fomrth Tnes-- JAS. F. MORGAN. . ' ' K. y ! each. moDtbf 7:80 p. m., in too . SASAI .Wo t LETTERS FROM 857 KAAHUMANU STREET. V Visiting Honolulu Streett-Telepioa- brothwa eordially (1 . Toknokayo Hotel, liliha e invited to fl fl 505 GASPAB SLLVA, a R. THE PEOPLE M. C. PACHECO, P. S. U Scrap Iron Co. CAMOES OTSOLE NO. 240. O. O. P. U u " .Meats umaiiiI in.... Honolulu, H. T., April . 27, 1909. 2 ' YAnATOYA," day inn will of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in Editor Advertiser: In your issue of I hold open this offer for just ALL EDTDS 07 .auk"ul xiaii, vineyard street. C. H. BROWN - - - - MANAGES S? i - v I TiBivwa- companiona are eordially in a few days ago there appeared a se TIJREE DAYS! HALEK ATJWILA STREET ?AJrUUS sad KIMONOS vited to attend. MRS. H. L. PEREIRA, C. C, vere criticism of the Legislature in Highest price paid for Old Bran. KA03 TO OXDZZ. MR. L. A. PERRY, F. S. its action with regard to" a refund of Waverlsy Bock, Bethel Street, Scrap Iron and all metals. Second-han- money . Dealer In d 1U Fort 8t, fw nbTa Orphennu OOUBT LUNALTLO NO 6600. A. O. P. license illegally collected after Machinery, Meets Urmt nun " " mrf tc....., , DUJtCD Organic Tel. 642. P. O. Box 547. dav avftninpa nt Ank mimii, it. on the Act went into effect, June near Hotel Street p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort 14, 1900. Who the writer of that arti F. and Beretama streets. Visiting broth- - Can Leo TqI Co. cle is I ihave not the slightest con PRECIOUS STONES W. KELLE, C. R. ception, but, at the same 'time, all of JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, F. S th ee--t in rings and brooches. Gold G::tr!ors, E'jiiJers, Painters his remarks are of the extremest im- TELEPHONE 602 in ani silver jewelry made to order at reason- HONOLULU AEBTJB 140. P. O. E. portance. Endorsing all that he has able prices. Your soa ruxsxxuss TO . Meets on second and trade solicited. ososs. jk. ioortn Wednesday even said, I myself being very much inter Stag Gtxtec Knaaai. u. c.lu uiuiiio. mi N Rr 1 aft nVlniiV 1m U .1,1. ested, it seems, proper to me to call SU WO Telephone CHAN - - 683 wium annuu ana streets, v iait your attention to the action of the CHEW MANAGER inn Eaflaa are invited to attend.in 1808 Maunakea St., P. O. Box 941 WM. C. McCOY, W. P. Legislature on April 16, when a snap- H. T. MOORE, Secy. shot vote was taken in regard House Bill No. 215, when by a majority of HONOLULU HABBOB NO. 64, A A. of M. Kapiolani Tract Shirts M. 12 to 10 the said bill was Barnhart P. "killed," : la AH Enea Alade to Order ty Meets on the first Sunday and no courtesy was shown to the will deliver a superior grade I I Ml O'clock. at Odd Fllnw absence of the father of that bill by AT AUCTION of ICS at B. YAE2ATOYA HalL All sojourning breth- the members if the House. As a ren are cordially invited to matter of fact, had the father of Per x IVnoaam St, Unfta Panahi attend. that C Hundred ol By bill been present a very re- r order Worthy President, different Near the Kamehsneha Schools, J. B. SEARLEj sult would have been shown. a4iUt Pounds O. Secy. Size, 50x100 ft. FRANK POOR, The of. . .House Representatives of Only 17 lots remaining, at prices 1907 passed a bill, by a from Work THEODORE ROOSEVELT majority vote so to $iotl each, r Better 19 7, In Sb.ee RepairiBr be done. CAMP NO. 1. TJ.S.W.V. of to ordering all of the license Part cash, part on time pavments at cnnet money to be returned to those who We do Hand .Work Only. At Our Salesroom, Waverley Building o per cent per annum. . For Kimonos Meets every first and had paid it in good faith, when at third Wedneeday of each JUap at my oiface, bot Kaahumanu St. the same time the government : had . ' Bethel Street SEE F. month, in Waverley Hall, no right to collect the same. is- Joaquin Freitas corner Bethel and Hotel The 1124 Stueet. sue now is, shall Bill 215 pass in order Unin streets, at 7:30 p. m. poor people may K. By that the be refunded Fukuroda order of the Camp the amount, to which they are legally By SL Lnrfine. Commander. S. entitled? It seems to me, as a matter ALL COLORS ANT) PRICES J. K. BROWN, Adjt. of justice, that all of these people FRIDAY, APRIL JAS, F. MORGAN. Fresh should receive justice and have every 30, 1909, ows UAKINE EN5INEEBS BENEFICIAL ASSO- cent of their money to Y WO SING & CO. Tine Bones and Poultry. CIATION. returned them. I 118fl-118- Meeta second and fourth Mondays of each surely hope that this House of Rep 8 NTJTJANTJ STREET G month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Port resentatives will not stultify its for CLUD and Baratania streets. mer vote passed 1907, Fresh GEORGE Pres--. in because if it Tel. 109. E. WARD, do, appear H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. it will like retrogression, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. CALIFORNIA and if is so, STORE FOR RENT FRUITS that then where are we P. O. Box 952 - Telenbon ZM HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. O. B. M. to expect justice? Every one of these Special Dispensation things as represented in Bill 215 are Meeta every first and third just and right and every one ought Thursday of each month, in K. Wicker Settee, Wicker Table, IN LOVE BUILDING, EGGS FOR HATCHING of P. HaU, corner Port and to be paid. It is my earnegt desire FORT STREET Kejatbenaip fee only cme-ha- lf daring ' S. C. WHITE LEGHQRNS Beretania streets. Visiting that the Legislature will seriouslv Wicker Chairs, ; formerly occupied bv the Harrtson Associa- brothera eordially invited to lfa ti,. Settings April in Tlw Mutual attend. ' think this matter over and do them ijmasay. Possession gLven. from Selected Mating tion. See the Secretary abont it. selves the justice to pass that bill. Golden Oak Extension Table, $2 for 13, $10 per 100 69-7- E. V. TODD, C. of R. The question AT F. H. KRAUSS, Kae. 1 Beretaaia Street. Phone 411. of nationality of the Baby Carriage, Lace ONCE. "Euralnook," GEO. SANDERSON, Sachem. claimants ought not to enter at all. Curtains, Parker, near Jones. Manoa. P. O. BOX 162 HONOLULU Justice is .justice, and that alone Folding Couch, New Matting, LODGE 16, B. P. O. E. Should win meet in their hall, goveim, and I sincerely hope Home-Mad-e that every member of the Legislature Chairs, Rockers, Patent F. 1 r Bread King street, near Fort, Book Shelf, JAS. MORGAN. every Friday will consider this serious point. evening. you your space, Garden Chairs, Varanda Rockers, KOA DESKS and Frenh Osily. Visiting are cor- Thanking for I have brothers yours Cakan, DefjghSBSn, dially invited to the honor to be. respectfully. Oak Bed, Spring, FOUR POSTERS flu. attend. "NON NOVIS SOLPM." Mattress, Baked Beau Batsxday E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. H. C. EASTON, Secy. Rugs, Carpets, Oil Cloth, PEETBJTIOM HOME BAKEBT, HOW TO CUBE A COLD. WING CHONG CO, BEEETAHIA ISSZS TO EMMA. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. Coco Matting, Be as King and Bethel JUL Meets on the first Friday in the as careful you can you will j uionin at h o'Hoelc, in Kooms U occas.onally take cold, and when you Single Set Harness, and 12, Alexander You-i- BUig, J. R "f IfAfTVAW do, get a medicine of known reliability, JAMES H. one that has an established Leroy Henry FIDDKS 1 reputation and that is certain to effect a quick HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, OBSEB OP cure. ouch a medicine is Chambe- w KAMEHAMEHA. rlain's Cough Remedy. t ttr c It has gained a MASSEUR - frT "na thd Thursday even-Sf- world (. 7:80 o'clock in Fra-BtoJ- wide reputation by its remark- FIFTEEN YEAKS' EXPERIENCE. SI"Tellow.' Bulldini, on Fort able cures of this most" common ail- CITY AUCTION COMPANY. QQ3D ment. For PHONE m. V. RBNANTJIZ. sale by all dealers. Benson, - ; i. w. Kaanhan. Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii. S J. W. Smithies, Mgr. 1 f THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL . ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909.

8 : b LOCAL BREVITIES Laundry Necessities 1 ; Our Household Department is as c omplets in this line as it is in all other Honolulu Aerie No. 140, F. O. E., lines. will meet in K. of P. Hall at 7:30 this Whitney & Marsh, Ltd. evening. CLOTHES BASKETS Corner 'tampers, square hampers, round hampers, oval and square clothes baskets, etc., etc. The Irmgard will probably complete her sugar eargo today and sail for San IRONS Electric, denatured alcohol, charcoal, Mrs. Potts, asbestos, laun- j j Fraxeiseo tomorrow. dry, sleeve, tourist and toy irons. ' - - Palace Cafe The iron fence- which surrounded the LAUNDBY STOEES One-hol- e. and. two-hol- e family sizes and large hot-wat- er ; Beginning Monday, cathedral grounds of St. Andrew for laundry sizes, with coils. , the 26th many years, has been taken down. SOAFS Fearline, Everbrite, Bar," Pau-ka-han- a, silk, silexo, etc., etc. I Two sales of Pioneer Mill stock were I recorded on Change yesterday, ono WEINGEES AND MANGLES All sizes, in the latest improved patterns. will forty-fiv- $2 $32.50. we close GOOD being of ten and the other of e, Prices run from to out at Reduced Prices, $170. at SUNDRIES Wash tubs, wash boards, wash blueing, washing machines, The steamer Yeddo is due to leave wash boilers, clothes dryers, ironing boards, bellows, etc., etc. broken lots of I I Newcastle for Honolulu' with a load of coai next week, sue will probablr ar- rive here during the latter part of May. W. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. Representing the Oriental Steamship Company, one of the largest concerns on the Pacific, a Mr. Anderson passed FLOWERS through here last night on the Marama. Am Mittwoch Abend 7 Uhr findet "Wedding Showers : Quality, Style, :Floral Designs in der deutschen SchuIe ein Empfang fuer die Besatzung des SegelschiftVs Cut Flowers : : Lowest Rates "Frieda" statt. Alle landsleute sind Service Regular 1 0c reduced to daau freundlichst eicgeladen. 3zs VALTOLDl'S County Attorney has. writ- 44 Cathcart " 1 Masonic Temple, Alakea Street ten to Attorney General Hemenway PACKARD 20c " 5c asking that he or his deputy present " 40"c " " to the grand jury facts in the as- Shoe for Men 25c R. W. sault case against Cathcart.- " " " Perkins Superintendent Baleh of the Wireless $4.50 and $5.00 50c 30c company is expecting the big trans- 44 " former for the Kahuku station to ar-- , ( 60c " 40c Photographer rive from the States on the Alameda. Fit Your Taste, On this boat also will be a set of " $1.00 " " 75c Studio on Hotel resonaphones which will be installed at Street, near Fort. each wireless station in the Islands. ou'r Foot, At the Commercial Club dinner this Most of these are the celebrated Kayser evening, in honor. of ex-Vi- ce President and Your Pocket. Fairbanks, the following men 'will make. $25 Reward speak: Hon. C. W. Fairbanks, Govern- M. Mclnerny or Frear, Carter, Horn Shoe Store W. O. Smith and la. will be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA- Hon. H. Hoh.tein. George W. Smith will be toastme.ster.

Kai-mu- ZETTE CO., LTD... The Sacred Heart Mission in ki -- tor the arrest and A - -- is reaching the completed stage. LAN I SHADES- O conviction of any person found stealing The structure is of massive concrete PERSONAL. We have just received a new ihipment of the VUDOK FOSCH SHADES, construction, and will be one of the which are so well known in island homes. Tbey are constructed that the; copies of the Advertiser from addresses largest school buildings in Honolulu. will keep all sun out of lanais, but do not keep at the light or air. Thus art The roofing is being laid on and a Mrs. J. O. Lutted is booked to leave the kind which last. J, HOPP & CO. of subscribers. C. S. CRANE, cross-surmounte- d cupola is being com- for the Coast on the Alameda. ' , 5 185 King Street. Lewerc A Cooke BaQdiof. pleted. The building is two ' stories G. Middleditch, will Manager. above a and is now II. the attorney, deer basement leave for the Coast on the Alameda. 7 Veranda conspicuous from all parts of the city. Headaches Are Unnecessary Why It will be finished this summer. R. S. Hosmer arrived from Hawaii Endure Them B yesterday morning on the Mauna Loa. No one endures a headache willingly, merely through a dislxke to I but take BUSINESS LOCALS. ON SETTLEMENT WORK. Mrs.' John Effinger and family left Rooms medicine, for fear it may be harmful. ' on Marama for the Northwest the last And is wise to be about medicine one U The midweek ' service at Central evening. With Every Modern it careful the taken, for health . Convenience very precious. Union tonight .will be in charge of Treasurer Trent will leave for a trip The Qahu Tee and Electric Co. will years millions A, Pa-lam- a to mainland on Oceanic For nearly twenty of people have been relying ob deliver ice anywhere. . J. Rath and his associates at the the liner Alameda. - ' HAWAIIAN . Remember Mrs. Diekerson's bargain Settlement. "The New Broth For sale of millinery today. will be ' the subject of the J. D. Gaines, local superintendent of Sterns' Headache Wafers the cable company, left on the Marama Eoyal Annex for oysters, crabs frogs' meeting. The ' remarkable growth of last night. to give them relief from aching heads; they have never disappointed them; legs and lobsters See sisrn. ' movement in large the settlement the Judge and Mrs. S. M. Baliou are MEALS ?oTo they are made today from the same pure, simple ingredients as at first; and Wide-mouthe- d cities of mainland will be present- earthenware crocks the booked to leave for the mainland on they have more friends than ever before. are advertised for. See classified ads. ed, and mdre especially the work be- the Alameda. . Therefore, you are exercising proper care when yon take Stearns' Headache cottage 1333 ing done and the new things that are ALEXANDER A at Beretania avenue, Paul Super is among those booked YOUNG HOTEL Wafers, for you are using what millions of others have tried and proved best. newly painted and papered, is for being planned in our own growing settlement at Palama. to leave for the States "on the Oceanic Don't endure the headache; be kind to yourself- - take Steams' Headache rent. liner Alameda. Besides Mr. Rath, "the following will or CAFE Wafters. And see you get - fish-marke- that STEARNS the genuine. Wan Ting Chong Co., next the t, take part in the meeting: Dr. James M. Ivan Dow, the Mayflower' finan- have a fine assortment of dry "VVayson, cier, is booked to leave for the Coast - T.i Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. Nina goods. .. ; L. D. Fraser, Miss Mary Warne, Miss on the Alameda. IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS! Krauss' eggs, pure Leghorn from Mary E. Poppleton. It is rumored that Delegate Kuhio is AUTOMOBILES . JUST ARRIVED. hens, at Ruralnook, ; Manoa, are al- -, This is a "work in which everyone' is a passenger on the Alameda, which ways good. : ) interested, without regard to church will arrive here Friday morning. . Romeo & Jolieta; Upmanns, La Escepclons; Partagas; Castanedas;. -- Belindas; Punch; F, Garcia; El Bey del Mundo. Piano taught for three dollars a connection or social standing and ther A cable from Will Mclnerny Ay month by a qualified teacher. See meeting tonight should be largely; at- nounes Kis safe arrival in ShangfKai. HIRE - FOR & LTD. classified ads. s tended. The Palama choir will be After doing the Chinese cities, he will LEWIS CO., special num- ABSOLUTELY HACK RATES. Cigar Emporium. Thomas F. McTSghe & Co. have present and sing several go to Australia for an extended visit. Everyone is invited. 169 King St, Telephone 240. Johnson's celebrated dry gin for fam- bers. According to a wireless message re- Wilson and Murphy, Proprietors. ily trade. Telephone 140. - , ceived yesterday, Paul De Longpre, ' CONTRACT. Hotel Street, near Nuuanu (Old SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL. Bergstrom, piano tuner, for- SUGAR MILL the famous painter of flowers, is on - Jack Fowler's Yard) ' merly of the Bergstrom Music Co., Among the passengers leaving ori;the the Alameda. in failing health Heis ' resi- . , Phone, temporary 468. telephone SSI; P. O. Box 40. Tenyo- - Maru yesterday for the Coast and may make his permanent in Honolulu. There was never better work shown was C. Hedemanu of the Honolulu Iron dence than that of Mrs. Jane Lishman More American Consul Baker, stationed at Works who goes East to let a portion, of- at her studio in- the Harrison building. of tne Iron Works contract for another Tasmania, called at the Advertiser Dress m&hing On account of departure of owner a Formosa. The Works fice last evening. He stated that there SAN FRANCISCO sugar mill in Iron his post, Aus- For swellest evening BALL miscellaneous lot of household furni- is so busy with its various contracts, were few Americans near the greater GOWNS; tailor-mad- e ture is offered for sale. See classified etc.," that it cannot get out the entire tralian settlers forming the specialty. Eea The most superbly situated hotel in the World population. Bonable -- advts. mill here in the time wanted. James part of the prices. OVERLOOKING THE ENTIBE BAY OF r SAK FRANCISCO, Honolulu-buil- t Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fergusson are The exclusive agency for Knox hats Scott, who installed the MME. LAMBERT THE GOLDEN GATE, AND THE RAPIDLY SEBT7XLDZNO CITY. V shop, sugar mills now operating in Formosa, booked to return - to the mainland on for ladies is at Dunn's hat in been BEEETANIA AND FORT STREETS CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER, ' building. These are who is now in the Islands, wij leave the Alameda. Mr. Fergussou has the Harrison on Hawaiian Harrison Block. , 8327 swell people. shortly for the mainland to join Mr. preparing an article the BUSINESS. AND RAILROAD CENTERS. swell hats, for Islands' since he has been here, this his regular Hedemann. Biom is preparing for to appear-i- the Overland Monthly. THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE annual sale of dry goods, which be- BARGAINS IN MILLINERY. Frank Halstead and wife were de- gins on May 1. Every article is mark- parting passengers on the Marama. Combining all the conveniences And luxuries a good ed down and will be sold at a sacri- There is being held a big sale of mil- They could not secure a regular state- hotel should have, with many asiqnft, original and -- ' Sharp SignS fice. linery at reduced prices at Mrs. C. L. room, and were forced to pay addi- exclusive features. Entirely refurnished, and refitted At the TJnionBarber Shop you will Diekerson's store in the Sachs block. use of the purser's New tional for the at a cost of over three million dollars. Social center get the cleanest Shave and the best and pretty hats, fancy feathers, room voyage to British Co- "MAKE GOOD" flowers, and foliage, will go at about during the of the city headquarters of the Axmj and Navy-Sc- ene hair-cu- t in the city. It's always cool lumbia. are capable and cost. "Veils in all styles and colors to J J J of most of the social festivities. there. The barbers suit everyone. The sale will last only a W. G. Sachs and wife will leave for respectful. Try it. few days, so come early. San Francisco on the Alameda, Mr. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 10OO GUESTS. P. M. Pond has a quantity of Sachs is, connected with one oi the EUROPEAN PLAN. alfalfa for sale largest general merchandise firms in Tom Sharp best Hawaiian Honolulu Times, Elite building, Single rooms with hath, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 upward. more nourishing While here he and his - " alfalfa is better and Room S. San FranciBco. THE SIGN MAN horses and cattle than Californ.a wife have traveled over, the greater Suites, with bath, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 npwaajla.' fc among S97 890. part of the islands, visiting., ELITE BUILDING Phone " wheat hay. Phone ." ' MANAGEMENT Centennial's Best flour makes the other places, the volcanoes of Kilauea bfst bread, cakes and pastry. It is and Haleakala. the favorite family flour; all 'cooks Dr. Lillian Crummer, who for fifteen PALACE HOTEL COMPANY Lace years been an important factor READ THE ADVERTISER prefer it to others. Order from Henry has DAILY May & Co., Ltd.; phone 22. at St. :.Jf)hn"s Episcopal University, WORLD'S NEWS on soda Benson, Smith Shaighai, passed through Honolulu The fountain at call- Co., Ltd., store is at- the Tenyjo Maru yesterday. She & the center of and on pure, well-mad- e ed at the Bishop's while here probably find yourself in many a traction for lovers of evening soda water. All flavors and some that several other friends. In the YOU'LL the other stores do not serve. Curtains she dined with the Hoffmanns. Miss this summer where the cut, fit and and Mrs. Hoffmann were . W. W. Wright & Co.. Ltd., build Crummer tops, college friends. quality of clothes will make big of dif- and repair auto tonneau seats, ' your a wheels, and do upholstering A large nw shipment just re- J. D. Gaines, superintendent of the wooden Company, work on the seats and general repair- ceived, in all the very latest nov- Pacific Commercial Cable ference to you. Our ing. King street, near South. elties. departed on the Marama last night for Some very designs Tatamagouchi, eastern Canada, where The Sanitary Steam Laundry is the beautiful in White, joHn Mrs.- - Gaines, who is place to patronize if you wish, your Cream, and Arabian. he will , $1, year relatives. They laundered properly. The cloth- PRICES S5c, $1.23, $1.50, spending a with Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes S1.75. $2, $2.25, $2.50, $3. go to New York, where Mr. ing called for and returned prompt- $2.75, $3.25; will is up to $7.50 per confer on cable matters ly," and the prices charged are reason- pair. Gaines will with Mr. Ward, one of the leading clothes will meet every requirement at such a able. NEW of the company. The Gaines Framing Co. oflicials The Pacific Picture has will return here in October, bringing they fit right before Fry's vitri-fi.iv.i- -! time. We'll see that we a large stock on hand of with them a niece of Mr. Gaines, to painting. SonW for china WASH DRESS GOODS spend' the winter. During the super- J: sell them to and as for style and tailoring, vpry beautiful work can be done wi:h absence, Mr. Dodd will be you; avenue, near intendent's them. lW Xuiianu BORDERED in charge of the local cable office. '' BATISTE 30 in. and all wool quality, you don't need to have Hotel stret. , wide; 15c. yard. .. Th man or wornm on a salary will FATHER RUPEE DEAD. till he or she any anxiety on those points. .never really get ahead LINEN FINISHED BORDERED Kuper of the forms the savlrsc habit, It's easy to BATISTE ' Rev. Father Xavier handy home savings, Catholic Mission died yesterday after- No clothes . made today offer the critical do it with our In the new shades, 30 inches and get one. The Bonk '3:30 o'clock in the Queen's bank?. Call wide; six yards for $1. noon at real satisfaction than these. s r.f Hawaii,' Ltd. Hospital. The service will take place wearer more That popular mil- Miss Power. Honolulu's LADIES LINGERIE COSTUMES at 9 o'clock his morning in the cathe- new models by al- why we urge you to buy them; we know what liner, is receiving . A very swell dral, immediately followed by the style line of them just most everv steamer the itas received and now on display in funeral. The body will 6e interred in satisfaction to of the leading designers of New York our Fort street window. King street cemetery. your means us. pnr! piris. Ladies are cordially - xl The reverend father was a native of to see .them. Bostonj building. Germany. He arrived in these Islands An aggregation of wrth-whil- e May 31, 1887. For the last two years clothing is to be found at Sflva's Tog- he was. unable to "do any active ser- SUVA'S TOGGERY, gery, on King street, next to Fort. vice on account ' of old age and The shades embrace all fashionable ideas on the mainland, and the cut, AfflS' Elks' Building King Street well, are from Schaffner & Dr. J. T. Wayson retains his office they Hart I FORT AND Marx, and when that is said, nothing BERETANIA as usual at his Beretania street 1 i STREETS Copyright 1909 by Hart Schaffner & Marx Phone 65 further is needed. . HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, APBIL 28, 1W9. 8 THE PACIFIC COMMEBCIAL ADVERTISER, ? ss f if f f srsp $r sr it William Williamson Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line J MARINE REPORT. i - '?r Pacific Railway Co. " -- Steamer.' running in eonneetio. with tbe'Canadi BEOKEE. ' j lowing rnMDANvi all at Honolulu oa or about the fol date: (From San Francisco Merchants Ex- MS ClSl iCr STOCK AND BOND change. , : v Stocks, I VANCOUVER TWD TTT TT AWT ATTHTT? AT.T A FOE ,. Tuesday, April 27, 1909. Bonds MAT 1 MAKUEA - MAY v .' Bis! AOEANGI Sailed,' April 26,. Us AND MAY 8 AOEANGI JUNE li Tacoma schr. MAR AM A R. Hind, for Honolulu. MAKUBA JUNE 25 BROKERS Will call at Fanning Wand. , rami si Real Estate PORT OF HONOLULU. Member Honolulu Stock sad Boad : Exchange. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. ARRIVED. LOANS NEGOTIATED ... r GENERAL AGENTS. ; Tuesday, April 27, 1909. 83 MEECHANT STREET. X Jtai Str. Niibau, Ones's," frora Hawaii," 2 P. O. Box 528. " ' Tel. 612 p. m. . Ifembers Honolulu Stock and Bend Time Table Str. XIauna Loa, Simerson, from Exchanze Oceanic Steamship Co. Hawaii, 5:45 a. m, FOR SALE. DIRECT SERVICE TO RAN FRANC ISCO C.-- .S. S. Marama, Morrisby, from Colonies, 1:30 p. m. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE : For San Francisco From San Fraoriaco S Choice lots on Manoa APRIL 30 ALAMEDA ...... '. MAT DEPARTED. Heights; good ALAMEDA '.. 19C9. MAY 26 S- A property one Honolulu, Tuesday, April, 27, water supply, view and soil. Your ALAMEDA MAY 21 ALAMEDA T. K. K. S. -' Tenyo Maru, for San situated' in of the 16 - , own terms. ALAMEDA JUNE 11 ALAMEDA ...... "JUNE iTrancisco,. 10 a. ...m.. : .. best residence sections . of Honolulu, assuring good class of tenants con- Capital. , Lots in good healthy location p. Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Ha- and NAME OF STOCK. Paid Cp'Val Bid AS yI : lama, Bound Trip, " " occupancy. , . . near town. Best of terrrs. BATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Claw, $65; waii, 12:15 p: m. , tinued Lots in best residence Ka-lih- . Offered for sale at a figure that will section of i,' $110. Family Boon, txtra. v , Str. Iwalarfl, Mitchell; for Hawaii, Mercantile, ranging in 4 net 10 per cent to buyer. This price from $300 12:15 p. m. . . the te WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD., , C. Brewer A Co.:'.., ... 1100 210 $350 each. Terms $50 down : ; Han-aii- is an exceptional bargain, , and,, if not and $io . , - - , AGENTS. Maui, Bruhn, fol 12:13 ' Str. sold, will be, withdrawjiat the end of S0O4B. per montu, without interest. p. m. . Bwa 5.000,000 20 29 29 , ten days., ; Lots . at Nuuanu and Kapahula Str. Kinau, Gregory, for Kauai, Haw. Kgi cultural ... 1 K).000! loo at Haw Com & Co 2 312,755 25 VA lowest prices, KAISHA. ' H" MAIL S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN 5:10 p. m. Haw engar o ...... 2,00 ,OiXj 20 PACIFIC, 40 ; Molo-ka- i. lOOj FOE BENT. companies will eaD at Honolulu and leave this Str. Mikahala, Pedersen, for H onom u , . ... 750,000 I4n Steamers of the above ' Honokaa , .,000l 20 17 18 5:13 p. m. ; - In good neighborhood, a" port on or about the dates mentioned below: Haiku...". 500 , 00 100 2:;- .... large brand-ne-w Laysan Is- Schr. Concord, Piltz, for Untcninson Hug Plat cottage, in every re- FRANCISCO land, 5:15 p. m. Co ....,.., 2.SO0.0O0 2o 2c spect, ready for occupancy , FOB THE OlUENT FOB SAN FOR RENT Kahuku 500.000 . 20 3 on or about 1 MAY 4 DUE TODAY. Sogar Co -- 800,000 100; I7C the. 15th inst. Bental, $25 per SIA ...... MAY KOREA Keth soo.non month. e . MAY 15 Koloa 100 ' j. i MONGOLIA ...... v...... MAY 11 NIPPON MARTJ...... S. S. Alesia, from the Orient. McBryde 8ug Co Ltd. ajioo.oco 20 "vi "" J. H. SCBNACK, 137 Merchant - MAY 25 ' Stmt TENYO MARTJ ...... MA Y 20 SIBERIA DUE FRIDAY. Furnished cottage on" the beach at Oahu Sugar Co...... ,;. voo.oool 20 MAY 27 CHINA JUNE 1 Waikiki in the Kapiolani Park Section. Onomea..... 1.000.0001 20 4iM 5 "KOREA O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from Ookala .. 500.000 20 184 FOB SALE AT KAIMUEX vt ppnw vatjii. JUNE 8 Olaa Sugar Co Ltd 5.000.000 20 4 5 San Francisco, a. m. rmr. (Lot 75x150) & CO., LTD., Agents Olowalu inn '100 " H. HACKFELD PASSENGERS Paauhaa Bug Plan Co 5,000.000 5C ii" :. Pacific 500,000 100 130 Just qompleted, em 14th Ave., three v ; : ' Arrived. J . Paia. 750.000 100 minutes' walk from Eapid Transit AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Pepeekeo ...... 750.00W 100 str. Loa, Simerson, Jifi cars, a MODERN con- SAILINGS VIA Per Mauna Pioneer... 2.750.000! 100 i7Cj BUNGALOW, FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY 27. Waialua Agri CoM...... 4,500,000! 100 97 sisting from Hawaii and Maui ports, April "WATERHOUSE 6 . of large living room, two bed- ; TRUST" Wailuku i IJ00.000 100 257 .TEHUANTEPEO .' Jacob-so- n .... rooms, and W. H. Davis and wife, J. E. Waimanalo.... ' 252.00 100 bath, with enamel and nickel-finishe- d 41st Street. South . Treifht reserved at all time at; the Company's wharf, and wife. Miss R. Simerson, M. Corner Fort and Merchant Sts. Wat mea Sugar Mill.... 125,000 100 59 Z.. plumbing; kitchen, pan- ; '' ' try, y.:.;,,. Dion kits. Costa, H. C. Mu, W. P. Kapulani, Loo . MlSCKLLANSOCB back and front lanai, hot and cold TO HONO H- - '( Inter-Islan- water, FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO FROM PUGET SOUND Joe, R. C. Brown, J. Ward, W.'W. d 8 8 Co ... 1,50", 000 100 145 ;53 electrjc lights, servants' qua- LULU. LULU, DIRECT. Bruner, J. Coerper, C?ksi. Marquez, p. Haw ElectrictJo...... 500.000 loo; HO" .... rter, with plumbing, etc. Magnificent H A M. Cummings, S. RT LCoPfd. 1,150,000 loo' marine view. COLUMBIAN to sail...... APRIL 28 PLEIADES to sail .....APRIL 29 Conway, Miss R. BETA Co Com. . . 75" "". Hosmer, C. Mitchell, C. H. Bragg, Mutual Tel Co Y 15o 000 10 8 ...... Price reasonable'; terms given. TEXAN to sail...... MAY 3 . Mrs. Bragg, W. J. iForbes and wife, .J. Nablku Rubber Co.... 60,000 loo Apply to W. M-- MINTON, 122 8. Freight received at Company's wharf, For further information apply to Nahifca Rubber Co .... assess. 100 .. King ' M. Dowsett, C. Whity, E. St., telephone 383; 1032 pollitz, :Rev. ORAL Co ... 4,000.0001 loc 122 H ; 13th Greenwich Street. ' AV'."' f & CO. R 4 H. HACKFELD j LTD., Y. Yamaka, Miss M. Costa, Miss L. HUo RCo l.OOo.ooo! ,20 Ave., Kaimuki, telephone 1578. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- - Agents, Honolulu. Honolulu Brewing t ;. , Costa. ... K Malting Co Ltd 400 000 22H cascou , MORSE. C P. Per str. Marama, Morrisby,"' from Haw Pineapple k'o. .. 400,000 2l 22 hi PLEIADES to sail... VJ...... MAY 15 General Freight Agent the Colonies, April 27. Miss M. Wal- Wireless Bonds A m t lint standing Albert F. Afonfi ton, N.; Hodson, J. Griffin, G. Pea- Haw Ter 4 P C (Fire cock, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Claims) . S15.C00 100 832 FOBT 8TEEET X MATSON NAVIGATION CO. Parmalee, Haw Ter 4 pc(tie-- Miss M. Brown, J.v Willcocks, H. A. Bridges the Ocean fundlpg 1905 .... floo.coo I'O r .. Schedule & HTLONIAN, In the direct serriee between San Franciseo Haw Ter p c... .,... 1.000,000! KG 8. Parmalee. . t '. 1,000.000 1G0 j and Honolulu: ..-- ' HawTer4pc..... Jl J Departed. Haw Ter 854 p c...... 1.044,000 lfO v Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and When a steamer is half Cal beet Mig Kef ArrlTt Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Co ft p c i 1,000,000 Tsuru-shim- ., Hawaii ports, April 27. H. a, in STOCK AND across the Pacfic you can Miku pc . 225,000 BOND BR0KE2 MAT 11 MAY 18 C. Ahuna, Mrs. F. S. Knight Hawaiian Irrigation JUNE . JUNE 15 Cii ftp e 1,000,000 93 t and party, E. Dowsett, Mrs. Captain get a message to a friend Haw Com A Sugar The steamship Hyades of , the Matson Navigation Company's Line Pedersen and son,' Mrs. Sam Johnson Co5pc.. Honolulu on or about April 27,. carrying freight and son, Miss Soper, W. T. Rawlins, on board. Hilo K R :o 6pc.... !.oiio.nnn! 94" sails from Seattle for direct Honokaa Bug t;o 6 p c 50.000- 02 only. . ' R. Ivers, Geo. ,H. Robertson, E.. F. Hon R T L Co ft p c. 647.000 V08 Member Honolulu Stock and Boa The S. S. LURLINE.of this line m ails from Honolulu for San Francisco Bishop, James Scott, J. P. Cooke,' arid ISLAND MESSAGES Mcliryde Pug Co 6 p c 2.000,000 98"' O R & L Co 6 p c 102 " ;. ,; - V . direct, Saturday, May 1,1909.' t; . wife, Mr. Genocha, J. Harris Macken- Uabu Sugar Co 5 p c... 900 000 1:0 Exchange $80. zie, Mrs. H. Templeton, , Mrs.. R. W. Olaa Sugar Co ft p c.... 1,250.000 98" Passenger Rates to San Fraoeiseo First Cabin, Round Trip, First Pacific ougar Mill V Weston, H. P. Roth, F. M. Lewers, V. Class, $110. CASTLE 4 COOKE, LTD., Agonts. ' Co6s...... 500.000 103 FOR RENT. C. Schoenberg, J. H. Maby, Y. M. Paia ft p c W.500 1 Jooner, H. B. Marir r, Mr. AVheeler Pioneer Mill ro ft p c. 1.250,000! 104 Waialua Ag Co 5 p c..i 1.500,0001 100 and wife, Mrs.' Birney, G. F. Davies, Eesidenee of T. F. Sedgwick on Palo-l- o Union-Pacif- BAGGAGE, SHIPPING, Mrs. Kirkaldy Bren-ha- ic and nurse, Chas. Heights. Beautiful Phone T. H. Petrie, J. W. Waldron, W. view; .brwing STORAGE, WOOD, 23.125 on $100 paid. t7 per cent, climate. Telephone 181 or see me, 202 A. Kinney, J. A. Coombs, H. J.Ku-hahik- o, paid. McCandless Building. PACKING, COAL. wife and child ; K. Egiichi, Session Sales. ' Transfer Go.f Ltd. J. " ' W. L. HOWAED. Mrs. Wahineaeapukii. ..':. 10 Ewa, 29.123. '' 1; 58 ,:( Per str, kinau, Kauai, April 27. Snsj ss6 KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. for Between Boards. Judge S. B. Dole wife,. Mrs., ' I.-- and E. 5 I. S. N. Co., 146; 00 Haw. C. & P. LOW. ,. fe. Co., 30.25; 50 Paauhau, 25.50; $2000 ... Per str. Mikahala, for Molokai, Cal-iRe- 6s, 101; 100 HonoRaa, 17.373; M ?: April 27. A. H. B. ', Phone - 63 Queen Street Mrs. Judd. STAR BOOK EXCHANGE 150 Honokaa, 17.623V 60 Haw.' C. & S. 295. Per C.-- S. S. Marama, for Victoria 1280 St., above St. Co., 31. ' HUSTACE-PEC- K Vancouver, April 27. Fort Beretania COMPANY, LTD, and Mr., and Attomeys-at-La- it Armi-stea- BOOKS OR STATIONERY, . v Mrs. A." A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. d. General Contractors. Misses Armistead (2), A. Moore, MAGAZINES OR POSTCARDS, Classified Advertisements Mrs. John Efinger and family, Mrs. v French and German novels always 188 MEECHANT f Dealers in Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire on hand. STEEET Stair and child, J. D. Gaines, Villlarn " Wood, Stove and Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Woon, R. W. Taylor, Mr.x and Mrs. . Books lent to readC 5e. a volume. i: WANTED. Garden Soil and Manure.; F. Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, viDE-MOTJT- H : earthenware : crocks, Draying; and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. Misses Austin (2), Dr. Barnes, Ed. from three gallons up. Box 75. ' : Classified 8333 '"'.' Welbourne, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Coop- Advertisements s Real Properly Law and Land er, Mrs. and child, C. Madsen, Cash must accompany the Hart male stenographers H. Hobson. ; copy. TWO for out of No deviation from this rule. town. Address "Rex," care Adver- Title Registration Booked to Depart. a tiser office. - S335 . ''' Per 6. S. Alameda, for San Fran- HELP FURNISHED. Specialty cisco, May 5. Dr. R. C. L, Perkins, BRIGHT boy about 15 year's of age to wife and two children; Mrs. A. L. THE Japanese Employers Association bookbinding- yard-boy- s learn trade. Apply to ABSTBACTS FURNISHED Mps. supplies experiencedcooks and - Lutted, P. Gleason, Miss G. FeU toremafi of bindery, Hivav:n Ua-zet- te LOANS NEGOTIATED to families. Apply Nuuanu and . (gulf ; ker, Mrs. F. Sackwitz, Mrs. Captain Co.,-Ltd- $2?A Pauahi., Telephone 697. '. 8333 ;- J. Parker and three children, Mrs. H. TRUST ESTATES MANAGED - www Johnson and . three children,- Miss CLEAN washed rags .'i t. at the Advertiser : Real Allen, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. R. Hewitt, FOR RENT. pressrooms. . 0 8317 property for sale, with regis- ar.d daughter," Wm. Schieber, O.; P. COTTAGE for rent, 1333 Beretania tered title, good as Territorial bonds UUililOJmi Poufie, Mr, Anthony, Mrs. Meneaugh, avenue; newly papered painted for, t and EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. investment. Payments on instal- wife, . I. Jas. Hay and Jos. Schwartz, wife throughout. 8336 ment plan and two children; Mrs. M. Louisson, JAPANESE cooks, waiters, vardboys, accepted. etc., 1128 Union Phone 579. 8333 Light, Airy and Clean Mrs. J. C. Smith and daughter, Mr. FURNISHED. - St., Invest your money in property yoa and Mrs. Hord, Miss Hord, . E. ean manage yourself. BCNGALOWf Waikiki beach two SITUATIONS WANTED. Schultz, Paul Super, Mr. and Mrs. bedrooms, lanai, good bathing; four No frugal man need be without land. v Dalbey, .Mrs. Kilpatrick, Miss ' SITUATION as saleslady or house- No Dampness No Bugs 'Mr. and minutes from car. Phone 229. . Prices to suit the small investor. ' ,: young J. Johnson, B. Honig, wife and in- .8335 " t maid by American. Apply fant; J. L. Senior, B. O. "Williams, "48 Richards, Klemme's. 8335 Judge and ; Mrs. Ballou,. Mrs. ..A. ti. of city, of rooms; Fredericksoa, Mrs. L. C. Cassidy, Mrs. IN heart suite hotel RELIABLE American watchman; ex- service. Rent $25. Phone 229. 330 CITY TRANSFER GO. V. S. Porter, Mrs. Newhall, Mrs. Mc-Gow- perienced, references. Address "U. The Burroughs Adder and daughter, Dr. Hunt, C. A. S.", this office - ' 330 JAS. H.LOVE Careyi DWELLING in Nuuanu Valley, two Bruns, E. J. A I,. Chanoet, F. will do everything any ma- : tKO e. other Office 82 Kin 8treet. ep. Union Grill Photic JC R. Greenwell, H. P. Faye, Thos. Wall, and a half miles from the car-lin- FURNISHED ROOMS. Mr. Mrs. Boas, Mr. and Mrs. C. Two and a half acres land. Ad- chine will and COOL commuuioua, do, andtmore. E. Fergusson, W. G. Sachs, and wife, dress "J. H. M.', this office,; 330 and cli furnish Placed in staterooms and annoyances ed; mosquito-proo- f. Helen's Coun. SENT ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL J. Abadie, E. H. Hitchcock and wife, 1124 Adama Lane. sot' . avoided if you consult M. Ivan Dow, H. B. Dow, Mrs. Bab- - FURNISHED suite of front rooms, bidge, Mrs. A. O. Stable, Jas. Scott, with,-boar- d, for two persons, with Miss Reeves, Miss Lindsay, Mrs. L. hot and cold water. 1049 Beretania FOR SALE. : ONE sin- Noonan, L. Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. avenue, 8324 span mares; drive double or The Go. GOMES, J. gle; also be saddle Waterhouse L. J. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. McKendree, caa used as Office: Fort, below Queen. . Phone 298 8329 G. Guessefelt, Miss Sceinhauser, W. F. FOUR furnished rooms, with board; 'horses. Telephone 1471. JTJDD BUILDING two with dressing rooms. 1050 Ber- lErving, W. S. Fragne, Mr. and Mrs. On account departure of owner, A. Wiilshire, H. G. Middleditch, M. etania avenue. 8324 RiNG UP 316 E. stove water tank, solid wal- A. Silva, Mr. and Mrs. M. Brasch, R. with hot FURNISHED, to nut 50 in. roll top desk, round g. . i. H. Trent, Mrs. J. W. Robson and " the right parties, In-gaiJ- tub, refrigerator, golden daughter, Mr. Mrs. M. Jacob, W. home at Kaimuki. See A,.-B- bath oak 11 and dining table and bureau, baby car- A. Bailey. 323 Hill Mm riage, folding couch, 20 yds. new matt- LIMITED VESSELS IB FORT. 1900, ing:, washer, blue flame stove. 8TANGENWALD BTJTXDINO Baggge and Furniture Moving. CARL H. NIEPER. (Army Navy.) PIANO TAUGHT. 4 and Apply storehouse No. Queen St. F. B. McSTOCKEB - Iroquois, U. S. station trrg, Moses. PIANO taught; $3 lesl 8333 Manaftx month (eight P. O. Box No. 268 , Cable: Develop (Merchant Vessels.) sons). Special attention, adult be- ginners. BOOK BINDERS. C. A- - Thayer, Am. schrf, Grays Har- "Teacher," Advertiser of- Ballasting Company fice. ., Hawaiian bor, April 26. ' 8336 A Blaek & Ulawson perforator in good HOTEL MAJESTIC BUILDING CONTRACTORS - Frieda, Ger. sp., Logeman, Hamburg, condition.- Apply at the Advertiser Sachs Block, Fort and Beretania Sts. 168 MAUNAKEA STREET, NEAR KING. P. O. Box 820; Tel. 396. CHINA PAINTING. office. April 21. 8317 Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day or K. Matsramoto, Manager Irmgard, Am. bktne., Christiansen, San MRS. J. USHMAN MORE Classes In china $10 per month and up. Splendid Black Sand, Coral, Garden Soil, delivered anywhere in Honolulu, from Franciscr, April 10. painting. Orders solicited. ROOM " ' Studio, AND BOARD. corner Hotel and Fort streets, at LOW EST PRICES. Mohican, Am. bge., Page, Rah Fran- Harrison block. Telephone TWO large mosquito-proo- f .606. rooms, with cisco, Feb. IS. . 7968 bath, and board, in private family, MES. C. A. BLAISDELL, Prop. Missourian, Am. s.s., Lvons, Seattle, car-lin- e. THE PACTFIO TRANSPORT SERVICE. on King street Suitable for April 24. JAPANESE SCHOOL. two couples. Electric lights, W. H. Marston, Am. schr., Hersey, hot and THE QUEEN Rnford, at San Francisco. San COOKING taught; competent cooks cold water, private entrance, etc. Commercial Advertiser Francisco, April 20. Dix. sailed from Nagasaki for" Hono- . supplied, family or hotels. C. M. Address "N. B.", Advertiser office. Nuuanu Street, Near Vineyard. the Fostofilee at Honolulu, lulu. April 26. . 1HE MAILS. Matzie, 1457 Auld lane; telephone 8333 Eatered at Hono- 1564. FURNISHED APARTMENTS T. B aa seeond-elas- s matter. Logan, sailed from Manila for Mails are due from the following ' 8317 lulu, April 15. point follcT--' FURNISHED, mosquito-proo- FEOM $2.50 UPWARD SUBSCRIPTION RATES: as one large f Sherman at ssan Franeiseo. San Francisco Per Alameda, April 30. OFFICES FOR RENT. room, with board. Apply to Mrs. A. McDowall - - Proprletrest sailed from Honolulu Ma- Oaa. $12.00 Thomas, for Orient Per Korea, May '3. 'THE STANeENWAIiD" Only flre-"- . Mrs. Wm. T. Paty, 1541 Anapuni St. year. '.14. nila, April Vancouver Per Aorangi, May 1. . proof office building in eity. Advertising Rates on Application. Sheridan, at San Franciseo. Colonies Per Marama. April 29. COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. J. Cas- STEINWAY Published eVery morning except Sun- Ma us will aepart for the followinf ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING sidy, 2005 Kalia road. Waikiki. & SONS : ' fnll-wn- - v: , only te 11 of day by the v I fo'. Honolulu's AND, OTHE3 PIANOS. San Francisco Per Korea, May A. .' building; rent includes ' HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO, LTD. BORN. electric light, LOST. . THAYER PIANO CO Orient Per Asia. May 1. hot and eold water, and janitor ser BROOCH,r bunch ' of violets: valued for - South GERE This city, April 27, 1909, to Vancouver Per Marama, April "29;" vice. - Apply Hamm-Youn- g 164 Bote! Stxtet. Flu)M Von Holt Block, No. 5 Kinf 8t the Ton 'associations. Reward this office. BtJ Mamager Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gere, a daughter. Colonies Per Aorangi, Co .... 'at , C 8, CBANB Mayl. ; , Ltd.. f ...... 8326 TUNTNG eUiLBJUmSlD.

ii 1 1 1 1 JU. WX 1 JL3 JUL A For Everybody! Cost of Bringing Laborers to Hawaii Trenor's Well made, Blucher cut on When you want Wall Paper, you want Work So Far Preliminary Over $300,000 lasts that guarantee comfort for the kind that will look well' for the longest tender feet. Already Expended. time. And you jl& want to see how it will look before you buy it how the border, ceiling, L. Ayau Shoe Co. Changes in Organization, his report with the board from which and wall Tne Board "of Immigration was first after further discussion with the presi- patterns agree. For both reasons,-w- e Nuuanu, Above King Street. organized on April 29, 1905, under Act dent of the board the following conclu- 4y ot the Session Laws of 1905 with sions were drawn: , are the ones to see. Our. stock is the the following membership: Mr. A. L. "1st. That the quarters furnished j. Atkinson, superintendent, and the to ordinary laborers upon the various largest and finest, and in show- 'following commissioners: Mr. J. P. sugar estates in the Territory are, upon our special Uooke, Mr. John H. Craig, Mr. John the whole, and with very few excep- J. Garden and Mr. E. D. Tennev. tions, comfortable and commodious; room you can get the effect of wall, border FRESH SEEDS Since that time the following changes that the treatment afforded them is nave en kind and iaK place: Mr. A. L. U. At considerate and that the wage and ceiling. - . . Veptable andFIower aiuouu resignea; as superintendent on paid is fair as compared with that paid November 12, 1906, Mr. E. D, Tenney for like labor performed elsewhere. appointed superintendent on November : "2nd. That no climatic conditions MRS TAYLOR 12, 1906, Mr. A. L. C. Atkinson ap exist which prevent a laborer working pointed commissioner on November 12, practically every day in the year and (2t 1906, Mr. E, D. Tenney resigned as su- - that the opportunity to so work would Honolulu Dancing Academy be afforded him so Ltd; pennrenaent on June 28, 1907, Mr. if he desired. ti r 3 3 : : o Bichard Ivers appointed "3rd. That upon the whole, and tak- Lwrs i - i superintendent Gke, - i.i-.- .! oa July 3, 190, Mr. P. Cooke ing the year around, the average field- - i. t J. resign South King Street. Phone ZPf! ,,T8l ied as commissioner on August 15, 1908, laborer in this Territory will earn as .177 775 - much at the wages offered as an ordi- 'and fur-- 1 ?5f' ?ichard Iv.ers Te81?ned a! ?- Aachrr2,P. Flier. Information laborer-upo- n r mtendent on August 15, 1908, Mr. nary the mainland doing oished by Bichard Ivers appointed as commission- the same class of work. 5F. J. Asch, care Thrum's Book Storf er on August. 15, 1908, Mr. be- ,, , ,. ,,., and Ernest "4th. That it is reasonable to i ...i Mott-Smit- h in persons A. appointed superintend- lieve . that a carefully selected 'colony the number of who will per manently ent on August . 151908. The board of Europeans brought from an Eastern settle upon the land and build as at present organized consists of the port of entry and settled upon one of up the country and its citizenship. All TfoeWadgei Mott-Smit- h, following members: Mr. E. A. our plantations would find all condi- the plantations are in. sympathy with FIRE EXTINGUISHERS superintendent, and the follow- tions satisfactory and would remain this movement and have given to it ing commissioners: Mr, A. L. C. Atkin- permanently in the Territory, with a their moral and financial support. Dur- The son, Mr. Bichard Ivers. Mr. John J. .prospect of such a colony endeavoring ing this period, and with Carden and Mr. John H. Craig. Mr. to persuade their, friends upon the the movement to induce such emigra- J Gilman John Guild has continued to at as mainland to join them here. tion, all plantations have used every - i effort to induce accountant for the board, laborers to take up Room Bldg. "5th. That from-M- r. Trenor 's ex- 50 Judd j- first lands on - the several plantations KNOX- The report of the board covers perience and from the result of his and HAT the period from April 29, 1905, to Jan. settle upon them. In particular, one study of conditions he advised us to plantation, uary 31, 1907. The present report cov- make our initial experiment with a the McBryde Sugar Com- ers the period from December 31 1906, pany, has projected a most successful colony of Italians originally entering homesteading For Ladies David A. Dowsett to February 28, 1909, and hence covers the mainland fromjthe south of Italy. ' ' scheme by which the in part the same ground covered by lands above the cane belt of the plan- is the very highest class Millinery known. Heal Estate and Insurance. In accordance with the above, the tation, known as the first report; that is, the month of board authorized the superintendent to the . Kalaheo lands, We are the Sole Agents of this World Renowned Hat and Office 203 Building. January, 1907. are being rapidly settled"-b- Spanish, " - Judd employ Mr. Trenor-t- o act as agent of have now on exhibit: The legislature of 905 appropriated Italian and Portuguese (laborers. At the board in recruiting such persons at the same $600 for salary of commissioner of im- eastern poits of entry, this arrange- time considerable activity THE KNOX HAT, migration, and $1000 for expenses of. has been shown by the government of PRESS ment to date for one year from August SEMI-DRES- the Territory in opening up THE KNOX S the board for the binennial period end- 15, 1908. In accordance with the agree, lands for HAT' ' ing June 30, 1907. The legislature of settlement purposes under agreements THE KNOX TAILORED HAT, PRIVATE : PHONES ment Mr. Trenor was to establish an more 1907: appropriated the salary item of office favorable to settlers than hither- THE KNOX PANAMA HAT, in New York City and to ascer- to, and Without lessening Put in at your home, connecting house $600 alone. Outside of these items, tain whether or not it would be pos the safe- THE KNOX SAILOR HAT. - or-tab- guards against mere speculators. and garage- le, servants' quar- the funds which bave enabled the board sible to secure fiftj families of South are ters, etc., at very little expense. to conduct its work have been procured ern Italians for agricultural laborers If funds secured from the general I you would be exclusive Buy The Knox. revenues of the Territory for fur- irom private subscriptions. in tne Territory. Mr. Trenor was em- the UNION ELECTRIC CO. European Immigration. ther conduct of the work of the board, ployed at a salary of $6000 per annum and same policy by Harrison Block. The project bringing Spanish $4000 per annum the is continued of and with additional for the plantations in regard to settling Portuguese people from the Azores and office expenses, rent, pay of assistants SOLE AGENTS, the mainland and traveling expenses. lands, and particularly along the lines PUFFYF of continental Europe to of the Kalaheo homestead settlement, HARRISON BLOCK, LUFFERS Hawaii, begun in , Mr. opened his office m New . FORT STREET. the last biennial Trenor government con- Indispensable to the present style of period, has York on October 1, and the territorial been completed during the 1908, and has since tinues its policy of opening up lands tiairdressing. early part of this biennial period. made monthly reports to the board as Also Puffs, Switches, Nets, Combs, These people to progress for settlement purposes under the were brought to Hawaii the of his work. He has agreements above referred to, ap Barrettes, and everything necessary by the steamers Suyeric, Heliopolis and been able to establish negotiations wibh there ' pears every assurance tne Ifor a beautiful coiffure. Kumeric. There were 1400 men, 1143 various prominent Italian societies m that policy of substituting Anglo-Saxon- s and women and 2141 New supplying in- children, or a total York, them with" Latins for Orientals and settling the Mrs. Doris E. Paris of 4684 persons, of which 47 were re- - formation in regard to conditions in DO 1150 FORT lands of the Territory with a perma YOU KNOVJ STREET i turned at an expense Hawaii, and same time has I of $11,119.02. at the kept nent and desirable class of agricul- conditions i The cost in. touch the under which your laundry work is being done? total of the immigrants by with the Federal authorities turists and laborers will be successfullv i these three steamers was $291,109.53. in Washington. A great deal i of other carried out. I or an average exroense per lYOU DO KNOW of $62.19 preliminary work has been done by him For complete statistics showing all ; individual, $207.28 -- m if you send it to the 'or per adult male. distributing information generally, receipts and expenditures of the board, While these persons, on landing, were m preparing statistics as to cost or also cost of different lots of immigrants i , free to engage in whatever pursuits or transportation and in looking into and statement of arrivals and depar- Sanitary Steam Laundry 'Phone d supply. . 73 labor they desired, many of them'avau-e- available sourees of In connec tures 1907 themselves of the opportunity to tion with his work 'he has looked into for and 1908, see report work on' the sugar plantations under a probable source of supply of Port- on Page Ten.) the agreements offered by the planta- uguese persons residing in the State tions, while some drifted back to the of Massachusetts, and the first lot of mainland and others accepted employ- these Portuguese are now on their way THE TRUTH ALWAYS. ment in Honolulu. Some of those who to Hawaii. ; have gona to work on the plantations The . work thus far done by Mr. "When you are in doubt tell have settled on the lands offered by Trenor has been largely preliminary, the truth." wa8 an experi- Outfitter and Furnisher- - It , the plantations and are working for the object being to get the true facts enced old diplomat who said this COMPLETE LINES OF FTTENISHINQ GOODS ' v - suitable wages while others are work as to conditions in Hawaii in a thor- HATS AND CAPS, TSUNKS AND V ALICES, GLOVES, TIES, higher wages ough persons to a beginner in the work. It ' ing for without the land. manner before, not only SHZBTS, MACHINES RENTED .Taken as a whole these people appear who might emigrate to Hawaii, but may pass in some things, but ETC. "- to not DEPOT FOR - :or: be satisfied with the conditions: as others who either wholly or in part, in business. Fraud and de THE BOSS OF THE BOAD OVERALLS they have found them in Hawaii and control or haye some interest m such ception are often profitable so OREGON BLOCK. 152 HOTEL ST. - - Opposite th Yoaag Hotftt , SOJLD ON INSTALMENT PLAN. are settling down to become a perma- immigration, including the leaders of . long as concealed; yet detection Easiest terms. nent part of the community, Italian pcieties in New York State and Other Machines taken in is certain sooner or later; then exchange. The f work of bringing these people the Fedfal authorities at Washington AH Typewriter Supplies. to Hawaii was undertaken under the Mr. Trenor has been considerably as comes the smash-u- p and tha G. W. settled policy of the board to bring sisted in this work by the interest tak punishment. The best and safest We have just opened a new Importation of Maofarlans & Co., into Hawaii such persons as would be en therein by the Department of Com way is to tell the truth all the Masonic Temple. capable of becoming American citizens. merce and Labor and the Departmen time. Thus you make friends of the Interior. ' It is probable tha Emigration . from California. that stick by you, and a reputa- For an Absolutely Non-Smuttin- g further results of this preliminary work During the early part of the year tion is always twen- 1908 was found were, will be obtained m the near future. that worth it that there in " sug Typewriting California, European persons and labor- In the meantime' it has been ty shillings to the pound every- gested attempt made ers, many of whom had formerly re- that a further be where your goods are offered for sided in Hawaii, who were desirous to induce Porto Bians to emigrate to sale. We are able to Carb on of Hawaii. Mr. Trenor has been in cor modestly returning to Hawaii, having found lit- affirm, that it is on this basis llliM tle or no employment in California. respondence with Governor Post of For Porto Bico concerning this matter, but that the world-wid- e popularity of the purpose these-peopl- e aper of assisting no steps as ' back to Hawaii Mr. M. A. Silva was further have been taken WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION FOR DECORATING USE sent to it has not been felt advisable, at this California as agent of the board engage inducing rests. The discov- to open an olhce there. The work of time, to actively in people have including Mr. Silva is summarized in such emigration. ered that this medicine is exact- the report Mr. Trenor has been able to present PARAGON of Mr. . John Guild, ly what it is said to be, and attached hereto. the matter of emigration of Southern VASES, JARDINIERES, FEEN DISHES, ROSE BOWLS, BEBBY IT IS THE BEST. Toward the end of the period the sonree that jfc does what we have al- Italians now in the States to the rep BOWLS, HAT PIN HOLDERS, COLLAB BUTTON of this supply having decreased on ac- ways declared it will do. na- BOXES, MUGS, count of changing resentatives of the Italian government Its Ofice Supply Co., Ltd. conditions in Cali- in the United States and also to secure ture also has been frankly made CUPS AND SAUCERS AND PLATES. fornia, ' - Mr. Silva was recalled and the 4 " .'. " recruiting , their interest therein. It is, of course, known. is palatable as honey terminated. Tue totalcost It Come and make your selection when our was $14,161.93: understood that all these efforts are be and contains assortment is complete. anaverage of $.'5.54 ing im all the curative per male ovr 16 vears of age: and of directly to the inducement of properties of pure Cod Liver $28.32 per eapita. migration of persons who are already within the United States. Oil, extracted by us from fresh j Emigration 'from New York ' and East The general Immigration Act.of 1907 cod livers, combined with the E O. , BARBER SHOP ern States. prohibited introduction of HALL & SON, Ltd the further Compound Syrup of Tlypophos-phite- 3 KING STREET, NEXT TO. To further augment th Tuvnnlaf inn UNION European immigrants by means of pri and the Extracts of Malt Take Elevator. Second Floor. GRILL. of the Territory capable of becoming vate4 contributions made to state or American citizens it was suggested to territorial boards of immigration5 by and Wild Cherry. A combi- A "CONFIDENCE MAN" the .board by the Department of Com corporations., ; While it is exceedingly nation of supreme excellence merce and" Labor during the early part desirable that Congress should author and medicinal merit. Nothing is the .fellow who tries to make you of 1908 that it might be possible to ize a continuance of such assistance has been so successful in Ane- believe that a hole in the ground is a recruit, at the eastern ports of entry gold everybody believes with funds contributed by individuals mia, Scrofula, Influ- THE WORKER MUST BE mine, but that of the United States, admitted aliens or corporations it. seems improbable, Bronchitis, WELL DANDRUFF KELLER enza,; Loss PACHECO'S is lor agricultural purposes upon the prop- at the present time, that any relief of Flesh, Wasting In these days of sharp competition everyone who works should be keyed up the most effective remedy for all kinds erties of the various agricultural enter- may be obtained through congressional Diseases, and Coughs and Colds. to the highest " pitch of efficiency. The rewards of business life go to the scalp diseases. prises in the Territory. Acting upon action. The Act of 1907 Dr. clearest of Immigratin Austin D. Irvine, of Canada, thinkers, to the men and women who know and do this suggestion the board, invited to does not, however, preclude such immi- , things better than other people. says: I have nsed it in cases But who do his-bes- t AUTO DUST COATS the Territory an agent thoroughly gration conducted by the territorial can work when the health is impaired, when the appe- familiar with where cod liver orl was indica- the immigration question board of immigration with funds de- tite fails to demand the food necessary to sustain the body, i and in whom ted but could not be when strength In pongee, kimono the authorities in Wash- rived from the general revenues of the taken by lacking and ambition gone! Surely the part of wisdom ington had every confidence. This the patient, fof-- is to begin at once to sleeves. Silk shirtwaist. Territory. Therefore, it has become and the results build up the body to its normal Image necklaces. Chime agent, Mr. John J. D. Trenor, during necessary if such immigration is; t be lowing were very gratifying." It condition, and this may be done more certainly bells. Lacquer boxes in the months of May, June and July, continued that the territorial legisla- by the use of 1908, made a thorough cannot deceive or disappoint you. W - U - . J investigation of ture should afford means " u. J ,4-- C the for the ILtha j,svn4 a.... . s ui ll.iue-3vnou- eugar es- - purpose. is effective from the first dose Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract rxJwV.rt tates' familiarizing himself with the : "V" - and comes to the rescue SEAScr? if CUBIO CO. General. olthosf i0Cal conditions and induce-Alexand- 7 than any other medicice. It checks hacking coughs sharpens wish the There will be no withdrawal from who' have received no benefit the appetite, aids di ments -- Young Bldg. there were in the Territory for the policy f,rom any treatment. gestion, enriches, the blood, restores flesh to the emaciated, and renews health nd Sign, possible emigrants. first inaugurated by this other It (Ueder the Electric board, and every effort will be made vigor. It is so agreeablj to the taste that its regular use is a pleasure. 'j On August 3, 1908, Mr. represents the dawn of progress. Get Hfltel Street) Trenor filed to ' it obtain for this countrv an increase Sold bj everywhere. at your ehemist's and tw sure you get STEAENS' thr genuine. COMSillSCIAI. HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, 28, 1909. TO u3X PACmO ADVESTISEE, APBIL

Women ...... 283 stowaways' ...... - 571.50 m BOARD OF IMMIGRATiON Children ..... 582 General maintenance ." 1,005.83 9 Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd, 223 Expenses of return-- 7,798.15 9 Bishop street, Honolulu. I be- - Total ... '.....1324 Iieve there are beans Average Cost 12,053.78 BEPOBTS '. 9 in the jar. Per Male ,.$153.55 Less' refund ac stowaways Per Capita '53.23 by T. H. Dsfvies & Co .... , 934.76 AT 9 Name Exhibit C Cost of Immigrants per (Continued from Page Nine.) Steamer Heliopolis Total expense of rejected : ' TT . account- Disbursements, Europe to ; and returned immigrants. $11,119.02 TrJN TTX F tached hereto of John Guild, Exhibit Summary of average cost 1 O ant f the board. Honolulu ...... $lio,415.90 F i n Address Bespeetfully submitted, Disbursements in Honolulu. 9,216.11 of European immigrants ex steamers MOTT-SM1T- Suveric. Heliopolis and Kumerie E. A. chil- Superintendent, Board of Immigration. . $124,632.01 Suveric Men, 459; women, 283; 9 Proportion of sundry ex- dren, 582; total, 1324; per male, This coupon may be filled out penses, $19,174.46 9,170.59 $153.55; per capita, $o3.23. 9 Heliopolis Men, 608:- - 9 and mailed to the above address. Honolulu, T. H., March 20, 1909. . women, 554; 9 Hon. E. A. Mott-Smit- Superintendent Total ...... $133,802.60 children, 1084; total, 2246; per male, Board of Immigration, Honolulu. Feeding rejected immigrants $235.22; per capita, $63.68. Qean--U chil- Big Dear Sir: I beg to submit herewith and stowaways (actual)..'. 2,678.20 Kumerijj Men, 333; women, 306; Sale sundry exhibits in connection with the Total gen. expense. $1005.83 dren,' 475; total, 1114; per male, You have an op- receipts and expenditures of the Board Total exp. of return. 7798.15 $233.68; per capita, $69.67. of Immigration, as well as statistics " Total men, 1400; total women, 1143.; showing cost of immigrants from all ' $8803.98 total children, 2141; total immigrants, Tbis Week Final Clearance 5-- Sale of all portunity to get a sources, from the date of organization Heliopolis proportion 6 of 4684; combined average cost of males, of the board in April, 1905, up to Feb- ..$8,803.98, or ..$7,336.65 $207.28; combined average cost per ruary 28, 1909. I have thought it well Less 5-- 6 of $934.76 capita, $62.19, stove for nothing if to make these financial statements in- refunded by T. Exhibit G Expenses of bringing clude all receipts and expenditures for H. Davies & Co., Portuguese back from San Francisco you happen to guess the whole above mentioned period as .for expenses of Steamer fa$es of Portuguese Goods the last report made by the Board of stowaways . . 778.97 brought back from San rss January 31, 1907, 6,557.68 Francisco between April 1, Immigration, dated including Wool Dress Goods, Black and" Colored Silks and number only small part of the re- "1908, and Feb. 5, 1909...$ 11,670.00 Satins. Wash the correct covered a New ceipts and expenditures, only one Total ... .$143,038.48 M. A. .Silva, passage to and Goods, Border Goods, etc., etc. steamer load of European immigrants Immigrants received per Heliopolis: from San Francisco .. 140.00 Extra special value in Ladies' Hosiery. of beans in the jar " " be- - the .. M. A. Silva, expenses having arrived at that time by Men ...... 608 " All Waists half regular value. . although considerable tween April, 1908, and Suveric, a Women 554 16 Button Heavy Silk Gloves at $1.00. col- . Jan., 1909 . . . 7S0.05 Contest now on. amount of money had then been Children ... V...... 1084 ..... x" lected and paid in connection with the M. A. Silva, salary from .And Many other Great Bargains. recruiting of laborers for the steamers Total ...... 2246 April 1, 1908, to Feb. 5, that arrived later." Average Cost 1909, at $5.00 per day 1,555.00 Exhibit A. Summary of Receipts and Per Male ....$235.22 Sundry Honolulu expenses . 16.88 Expenditures from April 29, 1905, to Per Capita 63.68 Honolulu February 28, 1909. - Exhibit D Cost of immigrants per Total ...... $ 14,161.93 Receipts-T- otal Steamer Kumerie Memorandum of steamer fares paid: funds received to date Disbursements, Europe to- 35p full fares at $30 ...... $10,500.00 . . $ 54 half fares at $15 810.00 Gas Co., Ltd, from . Hawaiian Sugar Honolulu 68,021.15 ...... Planters' Association ...$314,542.15 Disbursements in Honolulu. 2,532.60 48 quarter fares at $7.50 . 360.00 Interest received from Lon- 'YounOuilding, Honolulu don bank ...... 764.21 $ 70,553.75 Total fares aa above ..$ 11,670.00 Proportion of sundry ex- Exhibit H Statement of Portuguese $315,306.36 penses, $19,174.46 ...... 5,191.52 brought back from San Francisco and summary of average cost Kimonos, Expenditures-To- tal Total...... :....$ 75,745.27 Total Portuguese returned from San Sik cost of immigrants per Feeding rejected immir Francisco: FRY'S VERIFIABLE S. S. Suveric $ 70,442.64 grants and stowaways --Adult males 255 Total cost of immigrants per actual ...... 571.60 Adult females .' 80 COLORS FOR CHINA PAINT- S. S. Heliopolis .. 143,038.48 Total gen. expense. $1005.83 Male children (under 16). 77 ING. Total cost of immigrants per Total exp. of return- Female children (under 16) 88 Jackets and Gowns - S. S. Kumerie ...... 77,628.41 ing . . . . 7798.15 Pacific Picture Framing Co. Cost of bringing Portuguese Total ...... 500 Average cost, adult males $55.54 Nuuanu Street, from San Francisco ... 14,161.93 Total ...... $8803.98' 1050 near Hotel. Payments to John J. D. Kumerie 's propor- Average cost, men and women.. 42.27 Fine 1-- 8, and Trenor (New York agent) 8,104.00 tion 6 of Average cost, per capita 28.32 cotton crepe the ordinary sort Honolulu expenses from or ...... $1467.33 STATISTICS OF IMMIGRATION. March, 1908 ... 298.40 Less 1-- 6 of $934.78 Beautiful waist patterns, Japanese mattings PAU I(A llflfJfl Honolulu legal expense re refunded by T. H. Arrivals and Departures of Immigrants Kumerie arbitration ...... 250.00 Davies & Co., for at Honolulu for Years 1907 and 1908. If your grocer can't rupply yon, expenses of stow- ARRIVALS. of all designs. notify $313,923.86 aways ...... 1:55.79 1907. FBED. L. WALDEON - PHONE 12 On Hand . 1,311.54 Nationality. M. W. - C. Balance in hands of David Japanese .... 2877 158 8S'966 uopaoi 3 eonjg Total ...... $ 77,628.41 Koreans ... 3 1 4 KWONG HlliG CHOIIG CO. Balance in Bank of iiawaii, Immigrants received per Kumerie:- - Chinese . . . 160 1 11 Honolulu . 380.92 Men ...... 333 Filipinos ...... 188 20 2 CHINESE GBASS LINENS, Women 306 Portuguese LADIES' SHTBTWAISTS, PONGEE. $315,306.36 Children ...... 475 Spanish and Porto Exhibit B Cost of Immigrants per Ricans ...... 1158 922 1667 CHEISTMAS GIFTS. steamer Suveric. Total ..... 1114 1024 NUUANU 8TSEET Disbursements, Europe to Average Cost Totals . .7.13449 3821 1842 Honolulu . . $ bl,UUb.77 Per Male ...... jr...... $233.08 1908. roo 1.33 - Mercury la not la the Messenger Disbursements in Honolulu. 4,607.82 Per Capita ... . 69.67 Japanese ...... 2369 Business WE ABE, and nave the Soys Exhibit E Cost of feeding, main- Koreans ...... 243 17 20 who put him out. $ 65,614.59 taining and returning to Europe forty-seve- n Chinese 1 1 TEHEITOBIAL MESSENGER Proportion of sundry ex- rejected immigrants Hindus ...... 201 penses, $19,174.46. . . ; . 4,828.05 Heliopolis, cost of feeding Portuguese ...... SESVICE rejected immigrants and Spanish and Porto Phone 361 .' . Total . $ 70,442.64 stowaways ... $ 2,678.20 Ricans ...... 262 99 196 Immigrants received per Suveric: Kumerie, cost of feeding re- THE MEATS AT THIS MARKET Men ...... 459 jected immigrants and Totals ...... 3076 1818 349 Send Your Suit THIS WEEK ARE TO BE BET- - DEPARTURES. TO THE 1907 4: Increase or Decrease of TER THAN EVER. WE HAVE JEAGLE DYEING AND Coast. Orient. Total. Arrivals and Departures. Nationality. M. W. C. M. W. C. M. W. C. M. W. C. CLEANING WORKS 198, 91 6959 890 1077 4981 1987 919 A REASON FOR GIVING Japanese... :.. ..5149 1810 692 .986 ' THIS TEL. 505, rOET STBEE 6 39 396 51 50 393 50 46 Koreans . .'. ... .130 12 266 44 ' Chinese ...... 6 838 70 177 844 70 177 684 69 176 ADVICE. Filipinos...... ;.,' 2 2 " 186 - 20 12 - - For Furniture Portuguese ...... ' - Spanish and Porto " --v . Ricans ...... 490 305 532 490 305 532 668 617 1136. Totals 5775 515 629 2916 801- - 1207 8691 1316 1836 4758 2505 6 itlietropolitan EUilairEct .1908 ... ' Japanese ...... 45 17 7 1804 678 972 1849 695 979 520 1005 846 W. F. HEILBEON, MANAGES. PHONE 45. Chinese ...... 11 813 41 119 824 41 119 5S1 .23 99 Koreans ...... 1 85 9 H 86 9 11 &3 8 11 Hindus. .125 10 ' 135' - 66- Portuguese ...... : - Spanish and Porto .. - . - 48 33 ' 8 Ricans ...... 214 132 204 . 214 132 204 The Totals ... .. 396 149 211 2712 728 1102 3108 877 1313 32 941 964 New Sliding Shoe Arrnmrl rV Curios Curios Exquisite patterns in ladies' corset covers. ever. Sole Agents REPAIRING Jewelry Nothing like them for Hawaii: Jewelry - sow at tne price. , .... COYNE FUBNITUEE CO., LTD. Police Station H. CULMAN Watches Fort and Hotel Watts 25c. apiece, ...... now 15c. apiece Muslin Petticoats, splendid values.' Oliver, Chronic Drunk. 35c. apiece, ...... now 25c. apiece $ .75 apiece now $ .50 apiece Consult Us for 1.00 aniece- - - - now -.75- nnippl Aadvertising John Oliver presented himself be- 50c. apiece, ...... now 35c. apiece jf Ideas fore Judge Andrade yesterday morn- 75e. apiece, now 50c. apiece 1.40 apiece ...... now 1.00 apiece THE 1$. CHAS. FRAZIER CO. ing for the. twenty-secon- d time, and 1.75 apiece ...... now 1.25 apiecej 122 KING ST. - - 2.00 onmta nnw 1 A MtnnAm Phone 371 received his twenty-secon- d sentence 1 for drunkenness, and this time was Sale now on for Two Weeks Only. given sixty days in Oah-- u prison. The ttc ahd Mrs. Hashimoto next time he appears before the judge Rushed 0 the Lim t for the same offense it will be a real Lm AHOY, NUUANTJ, BELOW HOTEL. MASSEURS "23" for him. Rheumatism, Stole Mangoes After Midnight. There is no. better soda water served in Honolulu. No better half-pa- About st two o'clock on Sat- a . BRUISES, service than ours.: If you are not-- patron you have not tasted SPRAINS, urday morning, one of the bicycle pa- trol officers In Punahou noticed a man .the best soda water in Honolulu. All flavors. TIRED FEEL- slink along Wilder avenue and, when ING, AND OTHER opposite the Rycroft residence, stop, AILMENTS QUICKLY and go inside the yard. Hp saw the RELIEVED. man remove his coat and then he thought possibly burglary was on , 144 RING ST., a 3top in for some real old German Coffee tap. He crept up closer and saw the BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. PAUIMA. man clean-- up all the mangoes lying and Cake abthe ..." ": Telephone on Sample and Salesrooms 637. the ground or , hanging low on Hotel and Fort Streets. branches. The marr remained in the of the premises some time, and . when ho emerged he was nabbed by the ofti- - Imported cer. Judge- - Andade sentenced the Seeds fell'jw who war a Japanese, to fifteen German Bakery days' imprison 'aent. Marauding at pawning it to a Japanese next door Fort Street, near Hotel, inCulman's Old Store. ORDERS TAKEN FOB any time after midnight gives house- for $1. holders a reasonable right to use bul- Francisco Avile. was also sent up for lets. ' n'mety days for stealing a lot of things from the house M. Ka-Hh- i. Tropical Economic Seeds Did Business on Sunday. of. F. Peter, The goods were found conceal- -- RUBBER Manihot dichotoma,- Mani-ho- t L. Ah Tjeong, the veteran Chinese ed in the barn of .Mr. Peter, Avile con- piauhyensis. merchant of King street, was arrested fessing to the theft and divulging th:i biding place of loot. COTTON Caravonica Silk, on Sunday for carrying on a general the ! Egyptian Five Japanese, arrested Monday-nigh- t New and Mit-Afif- Hats i, Stylish Yannovitch and Non merchandise business on the Sabbath. for gambling, bary, Sea Island. forfeited bail in A sack of rice and a can of preserved the sum of $10 each. . I TOBACCO Cuban, Turkish, Sumatra. goods were shown in evidence in court yesterday, and a fine of $10 was as- KEEP THIS IN MIND. On Display for Inspection OBNAMENTALS sessed. Ah Leong has frequently been Palms, Caladiums, Carmas, Glad- arrested for obstructing the Sidewalk. Bowel "complaint is sure to be preva I iolus, Novelties in Flowers and lent during the fruit season. Chamber- - Vines. - Stole "a Watch. lam s Lolic, Cholera --and Diarrhoea rmmmm Torest Tree Seeds - Vegetable Seeds Sono, a Korean, was to i sentenced Remedy gives prompt relief. For sale King JAEED G. SMITH, ninety days' imprisonment for steal- by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., St, near Bethel I Kealakekua, Hawaii. ing a watch 'from a friend's room and Ltd., agents for Hawaii. ULi THE PACIFIC COMMUBCIAIi ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, AFSXL 28, 1909.

j 304 L G Kellogg 333 A II Afong - Army" and Navy News. rJiiion 331 K O Leeds NERY 303 S W Smith 335 Mrs F C Ather- - STATIO 306 Mrs L W Wight ton cent, 307 W L Emory 335 Dr F Wong Information reached an Army officer of the strength of the enlisted A men 308 Uodrigues Leong Machines last from Washington of tDe aav.v oa" said vessels.' " lN week that when ay 309 Dr G J Augui337 Katherine I "Yotf-s- thatentertamiag doubt, fi'j: more troops are, established at Lei -- . 310 Jos Leal Smith - ' in new of the terms ana effect of this 311 Frank - s Lewis 333 E O Hall & Son We Lave all the latest lehua, wuh the Signal Corps repre- itutionai-sente- d, Sold provision, respecting its const 312DrJF L Miner 339 W W Low F Z QFh and the aeroplane tests, ityf you request guidance of in tlii and finest Stationery, after for the 313 James D Dole 340 Mrs J M Dow- - have reached a. stage when "the Army.!rur department my opinion thereon. 314 F S Mcrong sett Magazines, and Periodi- may go In for air flights on a scale in reply i Deg to srate tnai t nae 315 E W Shingle 341 C A Hartwell Outright V no doubt of the constitutionality of 316 Wm Wider 7 HODSE&Old commensurate writh the measures which, you 342 W S Sehuvler cals. he provision of the statute 317 Young Garage343 Geo Brown " Ii by quote. . taken foreign armies to Include 31S C 344 Hustaee-Pee- k sec- J O'Dav air maneuvers in their programs, sim- "The Constitution,' by article 1, 319 E M Wood Co tion 8, provides that the Congress shall Lei-lehu- 320 M E Miller 343 Me ilar tests will be carried on at a. raise, and support armies E A Wayne have power to 321 Mrs V Knudsen346 A II Anthony GLEANING The site of the present can- - to provide ana maintain 322 W W Ifali WITHOUT DUST ANNOYANCE - 347 G II Cassaday tonment and the future hris-ad- nost'a navv: to make rules for the goverji- 323 P II Sheridan 348 Manuel Silva OAT & MOSSMAN nd regulation of the land and 324 M K is on a great plain of level county, ment, ana Kibling 349 G L Morrison forces. This power to raise 325 W D Baldwin 350 Geo Da vies practically a mesa stretched out be- - provide main- - F satisfaction than when KU to servants. Perfect SUpport armies and and 326 I E von Holt ' 351 F J Lowrey service guaranteed tween two mountain ranges, where tain a navy is plenary . and without 327 D B Maeonachk'352 von Hamm- - and Congress the winds are light, as a general rule, limitation or restriction, 328 W B Harrub Young Co AMERICAN !R (LFAMKC . army or COS VCUH SUIlfii is the sole judge of how the 329 E K Bull 333 Joseph The tests could be carried on there sh&u pf what it Ling n&yy r2tisei and 330 Waialua Agr Co354 Oahu Suar Co almost uninterruptedly. shall bet composed. It may create a 331 C D LanghorneSoS may, in its wisdom, E C Palfrey PURE INGREDIENTS An officer, sneaking of the method marine corps or it 332 Archer Irwin .""" GOODS AND WAXT THE PUHJC TO SEE of which any hostile power's ueiernwie ii maw t-- - tVAV?JllESOILED ARTICLES LOOK FRESH AND NEW. attack uisite. In navy would to employ in mak-- ; have xhe particuiar sratute to which you PEODUCTS OF ing Oahu an objective, has stated that djrect my is somewhat novel Wilson Feagler attention 1187 ALAKEA any such attack would be very sud-- . in that while providing for a marine STREET. PHOXr: 699 Our Gakes den. After a fleet is sighted It is corps and making appropriations of within firing distance, signated sums for its pay, it enacts Love's Bakery While the wireless system might learn that no part of these appropriations approach of the fleet, that shall be expended unless officers and of the nere- and Pastry method of acquiring the information enlisted men shall serve, as has Machine-manufactttr- ed Goods; Baked to be depended tofore been the case, on board all bat-upo- Daily is a contingency not detaeh-practic- The aeroplane, if it becomes a tleships and armored cruisers, in HAVE A TEY Army equipment, ' ments of not less than 8 per cent, of part of the men ot the and is dependable for air maneuver- - the strength, of the enlisted scout, and . navy on said vessels. . Saloon Pilot ing, would be an admirable - for that reason it is said that the bal- - j "Article. 2, section 2, of the Constitu- Clearance Sale Palm Cafe i loan corps of the Army may utilize tion proviaes war me i --- -- rat tests in oraer tnai xne uc uc v - . Pilot and Leilehua lor tium.v States, and 01 HOTEL, NEAK UNION air currents may be studied and re- -' and navy of the United ri .1 .3 that thorough knowledge of tfte militia 01 ine several acquired by called into the actual service of the Soda Crackers 3 requms to the Army force. United States,' and seetion S.t?.MiL that 'he shall take care that the laws of Dry Goods i No Pay Unless on Ships. be faithfully executed.' are for sale by the following firms: 7m Irwin & Go., Ltd. discharge of 6. WASHINGTON, April 9. The opin- "If. therefore, in the Ms and duties as commander-ln- - General, re- - rowers ion of the Attorney just f rhief th President desires to direct HENRY MAY & CO. AGENTS FOB THE Navy is the unc i ceived at the Department, th Marine Corns to perform any f J. M. LEVY & CO. last chapter in the crisis through which tion: which shall involve the applica-theMarin- e T. H. DAVTES & CO. Soyal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- Corps has recently passed, tion of the appropriation made by tne Will - must tnat continue in this store land. The opinion, which is of great inter- act above quoted, he direct H. HACKTELD & CO. I to all of the military ser--; 'officers and enlist ea men 01. Scottish Union. & National Insraa feat branches C. J. DAY St CO. follows- - 1 snail serve as ufrciMc , Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. vice in detachments until everything is sold. 1AA. iana hattleshiDs GONSALVES & CO. The Upper Rhine Insurance Co., l(iu. J,.f.,f f.i.ii S per cent, of tne , calling my attention to a proviso in the of not less than Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, strength of the enlisted men of the I of London. l',t. main anrroTiriations for the service fiscal year ending navy on said vessel.' naval for the has power to June 30, 1910, ' as follows: j " Inasmuch as Congress a t, riarf nf the an- - create or not to create, as it shall deem propriations herein made for the Ma-- expedient, a marine corps, it Vafs.P0" Corps shall be expended for the to create corps, make appropnat L. B. ! rine ' KERR pay, but provide that such apprp- - a COMPANY, Ltd. purposes for which said appropriations its enlisted) priation shall not be available unless are made unless officers and some men shall serve as heretofore on board the marine corps be employed in ) POXGEE for the x WORLD-HEATIN- Alakea and air battleships and armored cruisers, designatea way, anu THE Street. coming hot weather. Let j i 1 ....x. pcauela nf the of owinion that the provision of the you. my atten- - ns fit navy as the President ;m ay direct, in statute to which you direct - Flyer detachments of not less man s per- ;ioti is ci!ivu..u1 Thomas VWinner of New York to "Paris Kace i I K)OCOCCK)XKO0KX000 For a Demonstration, see W.W.AhanaCo. Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd. 1 NEW LIST OF AUTOMOBILE 62 King Street. Phone 521 Alexiuider Young Building DRY CLEANING . one of our Specialties. OurwOrk SatisiSes I OWNERS IN HONOLULU The Best Only. French Laundry Lawrence 8obox)oooooocoooxxooooooooox IWAKAMI, Phone 1491. 258 Beretania. J. ABADIE, Prop. No. Name. No. No. 227 A W Carter 1 G P Wilder 81 Andrew Adams 155 P C Jones GOODS. 228 G J Waller JAPANESE Barrett 2 Ballou 82 Waterhouse IKfi Wm Markham 8M H ' 229 G Schuman Fine Havana 10c. 3 Isenberg Trust Co 157 T II Petrie DPB 230 Francis Gay Hotel and Bethel all dealer:; McCandlesa 83 E Hansen 158 George Boss At 4JA 159 D 231 Mrs B von A fresh lot fine stove coal 5 E Henriqr.es 84 Judge Hartwell E Tenney of 160 Hustace-Pec- k Hamm 6 C M Cooke 85 Von - Hamm- - just received. Deliveries made Co 232 J W Bergstrom 7 C H Cheal Young Co. prices anywhere in Ho CARRIAGES 161 A G Hodgins 233 Alex Young GRASS LINEN affair AUTOS and 8 W H Baird O 86 E White 162 - BIdg Co nolulu. 9 G Denison g7 Hamm- - B Mlsenbers- . P Yon Mc-23- 85c A YABD. 163 Dr B J 4 F Klamp REPAIRED 10 P E Richardson Young Co. Gettigan 235 Toussaint Bishop 88 G Fort Street, opposite W. G KCKClllU CmUUirCN HEP B Carter . 164 J H Herfsche 226 "E D Tenney Yee & Co. 12 E C Ingrim 89 J S B Pratt 237 Geo Fairchild Chan Irwin & Co., Ltd. PlAne 281r ARB CFAYlfvG CO. SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.. LTD. - 165 Theo McLeod BETHEL AND KING. 13 Von Hamm- 90 E H Lewis 166 Mrs Alexander238 8 De Freest Merchant Street, neaf" Alakea Young Co. Watren r D1JT Isenberg 239 JUST BECEIVED! 14 L M WhiteboTiee fl2 Dr M Oyama 167 FSMorong EwaPIantnCo 15 G E Carter S3 H Humphrey . T T TT 1 - E lb-- i uerxrv nil n"ru"erg" 16 B Gait 94.W W Goodale rroelich"1 " Shapes J 169 F W Macfar-24- 2 AlfL Castle New Hat Everything in 17 E J Lord. 95 Burrell Con " 43 O L Sorenson lane Jr Call and see them. 18 Mutual Tel Co, struction Co 17CTMrs George E244 E L Hodley Paper 19 Haekfeld & Co 96 H K L Castle Carter 245 C P Morse AMEEICAN-HAWAIIA- N 20 J P Cooke; 97 H F Wichman 171 J W Donald 246 J S B Pratt K. Retail Cash Trade PAPER & SUPPLY CO. 21 Guy Owens' 98 H L Kerr 172 E M Magoon 247 W E Brown UYEDA 22 JSMcCandless 99 Dr Hoffmann 173 248 R A Cooke Nnmtiu FOET AND QUEEN John Little Av. IS OOMTNO OTJB WAT FOB STBEET8 23 J S MeCandles 100 Conrad C von 174 B C 249 GCBeckleyJr - Kennedy 24 Von Hamm- Ilamm 175 W L Whitney 250 A M Hurtt Young Co. ioi J J Belser 176 C W QtweU 251 Br F K Li RAMBLER and REGAL PARAGON MARKET 25 Von Hamm-10- 2 G P Cooke 177 W M Giffard 252 H M Dowse" Young Co. 103 A G Hodgins 178 Mrs B M Allen 253 M Mackenzie 26 H Beerman, Jr 104 F H Lillis - 179 Hon. Brew. &254 Dr H VMurray AUTOMOBILES 27 Fred Harrison 105 Sanitary Steam 255 WBKinslea ALAEEA-UNION-BERETANI- Malt. Co 28 "Car-25- A Waterhouse Laundry ISO Schuman. 6 H Rahim Under t ilanagement 29 O B Williams 106 Samuel Parker riage Co 257 E Kopke H. A. WILDER Agent n 30 G Herbert 107 Haw. Elec. Co. 181 DPR Isenberg25S E B Bridge- - FRED'K W. KLEIN 31 B W Anderson 108 H G Dillingham 182 Wm Barclay "ater because prices appeal to the housewife who would economically TT, TT WilKoma ' 1 AH T A TT J the live Jul. ix i iiiiauio jya ef A JVcUUcUV 183 E I Spalding 2"9 J 51 Biggs 33 Jas D Dole 110 H V Murray 184 C 260 H M Lawson Jewelry and well. and to meal H Bahn Jade catering particularly the 34 J H Hertsche Rogers S E Moses m DrWG 185 J E Daggett 21 In Speeial Original Chinese Designs. needs of families. so ur w u Aiooreii2 C L Wight 186 8 B Kinsl 262 J P Edwaras 36 G P Denison 113 Hon. Gas Co. 187 C M Cooke 263 F K Howard Attractive Elegant Low Prieed. Superior Quality 37 J E Young 114 C H Cooke 188 C'H Cooke 264 B A Woodward 38 Dr O E Wrall 115 F B Damon 189 Nakamura 265 C W C Deering BO WO 39 E H Paris 116 Von Hamm- - 190 Kurisaki 266 J F C'Hagens We Would Like Your Custom Excellent Service. 40 II Fujikawa Young Co. 191 F W McFar- - 267 JS V Joger Hotel Street bet. Maunakea and Smith 41 W Vredenberg uj E A Knudsen lane, Jr 268 B Menaugh 42 C B Cooper H8 Bismarck Sta- - 192 Carl Hedemann 269 ? Lowrey AGENTS FOB Sam Wo Meat Co. 43 W W Goodale bles 193 EJ Lord 270 J Booney 44 E J Young 119 S G Wilder 194 Thos A White 2il eye Republic 45 J E Thompson 120 Dr C B Wood 1QK v v ti, 22 F A Smith Superior - 46 E H Lewis 121 C J Carter io n "!uu 273 F O Sehern- 47 E H Lewis 122 B W Anderson 107 t. x a i stein F. BEEF and MUTTON 43 E H Lewi3 123 EHWodehouse IMEKfttSSd 2i! B Cooke heo. Lansin 49 H Lewis' Bang Street Fiahmarket. E 124 Francis Gay 199 F W Macfar-- 1? Stepney 50 E II Lewis 125 WL Warren i 95 T McDonald ,93 and King St, Near Maunakea. 51 G B Carter 126 Haw. Fer. Co. 200 Geo 277 J Herbert 278 G Lanz 52 A McDongall 127 B D Mead 201 S E Bickerton 279 L G Blackman 53 O E McCarthy 128 B W Perkins 202 A WHEEL Lewis, Jr 28t) Eussell "Benjamin 54 A Irvine 129 F C Atherton 203 A E E A Davis 281 Jessie K Kea- - 55 Alex Young 130 F T Williams 204 F A Eamea 56 Sam Wight 131 nedy Associated Garage A F Afong 205 J F Morgan - CLOTHES 57 Dr F E Clark 132 C H Cooke 2S2 Beatrice Camp- 58 LTD. Alfred Cooper 133 Mrs W Bv Aiacnine Co ? 59 E C Waterhouse Brinckerhoff 9g3 w Meyer MUXCHANT AND BISHOP STB, The Kash Company, Ltd. 207 B W Shingle "S4 A Bot - 60 C 134 WT i. J Hutehins R,W 'Shingle 208 t S H Wadhams tomley 61 S Bickerton 133 I.-- I. S. N. Co. Quinn HA-LEIW- 7. ,C 285 E E Staekable A MOONLIGHT NIGHT AT A 62 T C Davies 136 J L Renton 210 W W Goodale Wah Ying Chong Co.' 63 H G Wootten 137 George Davies 286 J S Bear Always Lively, 211 J Waterhouse o87 A Herbert HAS ALL OF THE Ewa Side of Fisamarket, King Street, 64 J T Wayson 138 C B Cooler 212 H Magoon Invigorating, 65 A Gar tie v 139 B J 288 J A Silva Honolulu. T. H. 1 E Catton 213 G Fay 2S9 L McLean PLEASURES 66 S M Ballou 140 W Dilling- - J Refreshing. THAT DELIGHT F 214 L T Peek 290 C , LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S 67 E W Sweet nam J Castner GOODS 215 Manuel Eeis 291 W L Hopper HA-LEIW- A FANCY 68 C Hedemann 141 E K Lewis THE SENSES AND MORE. SHOES IN GR EAT VARIETY 216 Dr M Burnham 292 J H Arendt 69 W M Campbell 142 J C Qninn 217 C P L Ludin Or pheurn Saloon PF.ICES LOW 70 G C 293 X E Farley IS NEVER DRYNOR Beckley, Jr 143 W T Monsarrat 218 H Castle Cole- - 294 W 71 W 144 W J Pratt Weinrich, Jr J Dyer. f man 295 C M Cooke, Jr YET TOO WET. I want your 72 A MeCandless 145 D J W Baldwin 219 E C Water-- 29G J J Dowling OUR MEATS 73 L G Kellogg 146 A N Sinclair house 297 Mrs P Erd-- Typewriter and 74 L G Kellogg 147 G E Schaefer J AKE GOOD MEATS. 220 J B Judd man Lowest Prices. Phonograph Repairs 75 Geo Wells 14S E F Bishop 221 J E Jaeger 298 E O Hall & ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, I understand my business and guar- 76 B C Staekable 149 Chas Bartlett 222 E M Seoville Son C. Q. YEE HOP & CO, LTD. antee my work." 7" Trent Tmt Co 150 J B Castle 223 T J Quinn 299 W.G Fav Next to the Fishmarket. Manager. Phonograph and Book Exchange, t 78 J A Oilman 151 G P Denison. 224 Miss A Mae- - 300 DPB Isenberg Phone 251. i 79 Victor Hnrd 152 A W Seaburv farlane 301 H A WiWer G. L. LENORD, 80 Von Hamm- - 153 Young8 Bros 225 P M Pond 302 II W Van BEAD THE ADVERTISES 162. Hotel St. Thone 6S3 Young Co. 154 . W T Lucas 226 G S Wells Valkenburg WORLD'S NEWS DAILY

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THE PACmO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES," HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909. P. BY A U T HO R I TY

ACT 113- .- as to framing is a much-abuse- d ! AN ACT $K aPPe Pture term. U 11 To Amend Section 3 of Act 42 of the Session. Laws of 1903, ir It is a hackneyed word used by many to catch the public j itl Relating to 'Public Loans. 2?? it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Haicaii: attentionirand all associated goods not at with the ihey j Section i. Section 3 of Act 42 of the Session Laws of 19x33 (f!PP AI'c is hereby amended so as to read as follows : sell. Good is exemplified offered ""UI 1 l f taste in everything at "Section 3. All bonds issued under authority of this Act shall vj j AO) semi-annuall- bear interest, payable y, at a rate of not more than five per cent, per annum, and be made payable or redeemable I and payable at such time or times from the date of issue there- 11 comply with the provisions of an act of the Congress of as will least fifteen miles of the United States, approved April 30, 1900, entitled 'An Act mqst be completed, equipped and in opera- NOTICE. tion for the of to Provide a Government for the Territory of Hawaii,' and any transportation passengers and freight within Oahu Railway two years after such commencement. Provided, thereto in eflect'at the date of issue of said bonds." that any J.- - Byrne, years employ- amendments period during which J. for eight TIME TABLE This Act will take effect upon its approval. the work shall be suspended or delayed ed by the Metropolitan Meat Com- Section 2. by reason of any Approved this 26th day of April, A. D. 1909. litigation impeding or delaying the construc- pany, Limited, as its collector, has OUTWARxp. F. FREAR, tion or use of such railway shall, not be counted in either of established an agency for the collec- For Waianae, WauUua, Kahut WALTER S 11 Campbell Way Stations 8:15 uj Territory of Hawaii. the above mentioned periods. tion of accounts at Room t.on Governor of the . street, For Pearl City, Section 7. Rates and .charges for freight and passengers block, Merchant Honolulu. Ewa Mill itad J. J. BYRNE. 8tation f7:30 a. m., fc shall be adjusted by a Commission consisting of the Super- : 11:15 a. ACT 114. References-- 2:15 p. m., StfO intendent of Public ESQ., 5:15 p. nu, 19:30 D. m.. :! Works and two others appointed by the GILBERT J. WALLER, til P. HL Governor of the Territory of Honolulu. For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. a3 AN ACT Hawaii. - Section 8. The lands be taken for the line of such rail- - 8330 p. m. Revised Laws as Enacted bv to INWASD. To Amend Section 390B of the way shall not exceed forty (40) feet in width, a greater 82 Laws unless Arrive Honolulu from ll. Act of the Session of 1905. width shall be required for embankment, cuttings, gravel pits, Kaluka, WaV Legislature the Territory Hawaii: alaa and Waianae 8:36 a. at, : Be it Enacted by the of of sidings, stations, depots, powerhouses, yards or terminals. I p. m, - - ...... Section 390B of the Revised Laws as enacted by -- I Arrive Honolulu Ewa 5. Section i. Section 9. No land, easement or other property shall be Tabic from Iffll uj Act 82 of the Session Laws of 1905, is hereby amended to read as taken for the purpose of such railway except in accordance with I C Pearl Cityt7:46 a. m., 8:H . follows: provisions ' 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. '4:11 p. the of law. Parlor 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. "Section 390B. Said Board of Agriculture and Forestry shall 10. If the provisions this Act as time limita- I Section of to L Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa t have power and authority to make rules and regulations, and to tions are not fully complied with, then all rights, privileges and I Guilt 3:35 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. amend the same from time to time in its discretion, subject to special powers granted hereby shall forthwith cease and deter- The Haleiwa Limited, a tiro-le- a the approval of the Governor, for and concerning the inspection, train (only frit-da- w tieketi honored), mine and the franchise hereby granted shall forthwith become i leaves Honolulu every I" Small o Sunday at 8:tl destruction, either upon introduction . quarantine, disinfection or null and void. a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolul into the Territory, or at any time or place within the Territory, Section 11. The said W. A. Wall, his associates, successors Striking at 10:10 p. m. The Limited atopa only of animals and the premises and effects used in connection with and assigns shall have power to mortgage the. franchise hereby C i at Pearl City and Waianae. such animals. Included therein may be rules and regulations conferred to secure the payment of bonds or other monetary Traveling Daily. tEi. Sunday. tSnnday Only. governing the transportation of animals between the different i G. P. DENISON, T. C. SMITH, obligations incurred in the construction or operation of such rail- Superintendent. Q. P. T. A, "J Islands of the Territory and along the highways thereof, and way, : - ! Alarm K also such rules and regulations as may be approved by. the Gov- Section 12. The Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii, with i ernor requiring the owners and masters of any boat or vessel the approval of Congress, may at any time alter, amend or re- I Guaranteed Koolau Railway engaged in inter-islan- d transportation of live stock, and the man- peal this Act; and the franchise hereby granted shall not be con- S TIME "BCHXDUia agers and agents of railway companies carrying live stock within strued to be exclusive. The franchise hereby granted shall be DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, the Territory, to make reports of the number and class of live all in which -- i subject to general laws now force or may hereafter I SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY! stock carried, names of owners and consignees, the places to and be enacted respecting railway companies. Leave Kahana for Pnnalnn, from which such live stock' is shipped, the of handling vj ft : manner . Section 13. This Act shall go into effect and be law from ii;a;i Hauula, Laie, Kahukn and such Kve stock, the number of deaths or injuries to live stock and after the date of its approval by the Governor of the Terri- linni il. H. 6 Wl. I Way Stationa at.... 1S:00M. occurring in transit or while being loaded or unloaded, with the tory of Hawaii, subject, however, to the approval of the Congress OiU Arrive Kahcku at. 1:00 PJML causes such or injuries all may Betnrning: of deaths and other matters which of the United States. J Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- be deemed necessary by the Board for full complete 113 HOTEL ST. JEWELERS. a and record Approved.-thi- s 26th dav of April, A. D. 1909. ula, . Punaluu, Kahana and of such shipping and handling of live stock. And also to pro- WALTER F, FREAR, Way Stations at 1:4 PJC hibit the importation into the Territory from any foreign coun- Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. Arrive Kahana at..... B:4PJ& try, or other parts of the United States, from within 8ATURDAY, SUNDAY or one Island AND HOLIDAYS .the Territory to another Island therein, or to one locality from ACT 116.. AUTOTOPS Leave Kahana for Punalau, another locality on the same Island, of animals known to be in- Hauula, Laie, Kahnkn and AX ACT Way Stationa 11:00 AJkE. fected with a contagious, infectious or communicable disease or - at known to have been exposed to any To Repeal 1018 Revised 1:30 PJ such disease." Section of the Laws of Hawaii, fIi-Arrive Kahuku at This Act shall effect ....11:58A.M. Section 2. take upon its approval. Relating to Certificate of Vaccination. ' We build Auto tops and repair 1:11 PJC. Approved this 26th day of April, A. D. 1909. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hazvaii: Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- machines in any part, but the en- ula, Punaluu, Kahana and WALTER F. FREAR, Section 1. That Section 10 of the Revised Laws of .Ha- Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. Way Stationa at- - 12:35 PJfc. waii be and the same is hereby repealed. gine itself or the machinery. 3:00 PJC Section 2. This Act shall take effect from and after the date Connections are' made at Kanaka ACT 115. of its approval. with the O. E. ft L, Co. 'a 9:15 a. mu 26th A. D. train from Honolulu, and the 3:20 p. m. AN ACT Approved this day of April, 1909. W. W. Wright Co., Ltd. train which arrives in the city at :! WALTER F. FREAR, To W. A. King Street, near South. ' Authorize Wall, His Associates, Successors, and Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. JANUABY 1, IfOt. ' Assigns to Construct, Maintain and Operate a Rail- J. J. Dowling. road in Certain Districts on the Island of Hawaii, in TENDERS WANTED. Superintendent. tub Territory of Hawaii. B. ft. Pollister, Files Gen. Passenger k Freight Aft. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: REAL ESTATE Letter Bids are requested by the Supervis Section i. The right is hereby granted to W. A. Wall, his TRANSACTIONS The most serviceable and convenient ors the County of Kauai, Territory I associates, successors and assigns, to lay, construct, maintain of of Hawaii, until May 5, at 1 o'clock HAWAIIAN CO., LTD. Fire Insurance and operate, for the term of thirty (30) years from the of . HEWS date p. m., 1909, furnishing en- Entered of Record April 27, 1909. the approval of this Act by the Congress of the United States,' for traction SAj gine and macadam-spreadin- g cars of Sidney Smith and wf to Pioneer 3 railway, either single or double track, or partly single and Mill Co Ltd ...... L. the following general specifications: THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO- partly double, with such curves and switches, turn-cut- s, poles, Mai and wf to P C Beamer...... M - to of one traction wires, conduits, stations, power houses, and such other build- The outfit consist Samuel Kauhane to Ting Yet L LTD. ings, appliances and appurtenances as may from time engine and a number of cars; must Joel Ahia to John T Nakai Agrmt ALFALFA to time Millie Weight et to Ichiji be necessary for the use and be capable of hauling 100 cubic yards al Kondo L General Agents operation thereof, from a point Kamai (w) to R Kawaguchi I Beat Hawaiian Alfalfa, well for Hawaii: in the district of Kona, Island of of crushed rock from crusher onto the baled, A Hawaii, starting at tide water David Manuel to Justin S R De cured and with all the Company road and spread in macadamizing to J Atlas Assurance of Londom. at Kaawaloa, thencerunning South on grades 1, il2 2nd 2l2 Mello .. ..' D nourishing properties carefully New York zya miles, preserved. Underwriters' Agency. per cent, to an elevation of 925 feet at Kahauko, in the said a maximum aistance oi John H M Kapoo et al by gdn to Providence Washington Insurance Con-- district of Kona, thence over intervening lands in a southerly over hilly roads of 6 per cent, maxi- - j Pioneer Mill Co Ltd". L. Better than California wheat pany. j w Minton and wf to Hannibal hay for horses and cattle. direction on broken grades to a 1,200 feet elevation, mum grades in eight working hours, thence Phillip D Phone 890. through or near Waiohinu in the district of Kau, thence The bearing surface of driving sur-- vlncent F Sylva t0 Jose v C. BREWER & CO., LTD. through Naalehu to Honuapo, in the said district of Kau, face of driving wheels of engine must Marques .. D SUGAR FACTORS AND thence to Hilea (old Mill site), thence over intervening lands be so constructed as not to disturb P. iW. Pond COMMISSION MERCHANTS to Pahala Mill in the said district of Kau. From the 925 feet surface of macadamized road. En- Recorded April 21, 1909. List of Officers !evation at Kahauko in the district of Kona, running North gine should be equipped with winch Queen's Hospital to Isabel Spencer, C. M. Cooke. President; George M. lands-o- n 653, Ho- Robertson, E. Bishop, ftver intervening various grades' to eleva- tight places." . D; por gr Nuuanu Valley Rd, .Manager; F. 1,200 feet for lining over Mai-farlan- nolulu, Oahu. $1000. B 316, p 239. Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. e, tion at the village of Honokahau in the district of Kona. particulars descriptive of ma- Full Dated Sept 30, 1908, Soda Water Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. JL, Section 2. The said railway shall be operated by steam', or chinery must accompany pro- - bucI) as we make 13 always R, offered Isafbel Spencer and hsb (J G) to good Cooke, J. Gait, Directors. by compressed air, or by electric power, to have in the house either by overhead posals. Prices requested on engine gylvano Nobriga, Exchge D; 12 ft R for callers. or underground wires, or by storage batteries. Provided, that and cars separately and combined, W for passengers and carriages, etc, CONSOLIDATED a part of such - railway may be operated by one motive power, and must be net F. O. B. steamer at- over pc land, Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu.; SODA WATER WORKS CO., LTD. Fresh Fruits ' while another or other portion thereof may be operated by . . , . , Oahu. B 316, p 240. Dated Oct 27, ether motive powers. 1908. nnd Vegetables just in. J. H. MORAGNE, Section The speed - Sylvano Nobriga to Isabel Spencer, ERNEST MOSES 3. of any engine, car, or other vehicle County Road Supervisor. used upon such railway while on a public Exchge D; por gr 72, Honolulu, Oahu. M. Cevy & Co. highway, except in 8334 B 316, p 240. Dated Oct 27, 1908. J. crossing the same, shall not exceed eight (8) miles per hour, Ellen Dwight (widow) to Bernice K King St., near Bethel. Phone 76. wnder penalty of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) to be paid Photographer tp IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dwight et al, D; R P 3690, kul 11018, the Territory for each violation of this provision. - etc" B FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF f?kiki0St. ""lulu' 0au- & Gc. Section 4. The maps, charts, and plans 316, p Dated Apr 21. 1909. 401-40- 2 Oahu Ice Electric for the construction HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN BOSTON BUILDING of such railway shall be subject to the of Super- Rebert Pookapu- - to Philip L, Weaver, approval the PROBATE. intendent of Public Works, and such approval thereof shall P A: special powers. B- 321, p 245. be evidenced by his signature upon anv such map, chart or In the Matter of the Estate of Luis-- Dated Mar 1. 1909. Centennials ICE delivered at any part of the ity. plan so approved. Perreira, Deceased. j William Mutch Ltd to Trs of Ber- - sland orders promptly filled. Telephone O. Box 600. Offiee, Section The said railway, Order of Notice of Hearing Petition nice P Bishop Museum, M; 323 1000a 528. P. 5. together with all its branches for Administration. land, bldgs, etc, Hotel and Bethel Sts, Best Flour Eewalo. and connections shall be con- 8 thoroughly and substantially and-i&- Honolulu, Oahu; por R P 3569, kul On reading nig the ration structed according to the best modern practice and in 686E- - buls- - etc Hotel St Honolulu, such of Maria Fragas of Honolulu, alleging HENRY MAY & CO.. LTD. manner as to cause the least obstruction to the free use of Luis Honolulu died Oahu: por ap 1, R P 419, kuls 137 and that Perreira of 22 138' hl6s- - near cor Hotel FORT STREET PHONE the highways, roads and places in which it may be laid : and intestate at Honolulu on the 6th day etc' and the location in, along and across highwavs and "roads of March, A. D. 1909, leaving property Maunakea Sts, Honolulu, Oahu. $30,- - shall be B 306, p 4S9. Dated Apr 20, 1909. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. as directed by the,Superintenlent of Public Works. The cars in the Territory of Hawaii necessary STEWART carrying to be administered upon, and praying Western & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd SUGAR FACTORS AND for passengers shall be of the most approved con- that letters of administration issue to to Marion C C Crook, Par Rel; por COMMISSION AGENTS SAN FRANCISCO struction for the comfort, convenience - 3466, and safety of such pas- his petitioner; R P Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu. Wm. G. Irwin Premidet GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE sengers, and shall be provided is Ordered, Thursday, the $325. B 306. p 492. Apr 21, with fenders, of the best pat- It That Dated John D. Spreckela...lt Vice President JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS 6th May, A. D. 1909, 10 1909. xM. tern, with proper lighting and signalingappliances day of at w. Uiffard 2nd Vice President DAV UP and with - EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A proper o'clock a. m., be and hereby is ap- Marion C Crook by atty to Samuel H. M. Whitney...- - ..Treaaurei numbers, route boards or signs as approved by the AMERICAN PLAN A DAY UP . pointed ior nearing saui petition m Dowsett, D; por R p 3466 Kapa- - Richard Iver Seeretarj $3.00 Governor. The said W. A. Wall, his associates, successors I T ie11 - h courtroom 01 tnis . ourt at tne iuui- Honolulu, $600. D. G. May 01 A down town hotel. Steel and and assigns shall pay all expenses and damages ill iama, Oahu. B 316, p .....Audit 9 new and save 'the ciary building at Honolulu, at which 943. Dated Mar 21, 1909. AGENTS FOB ' brick structure. Furnished at a cost of Territory harmless and indemnified persons Steamship e. from all loss, cost, damage time and place all concerned ciaus Spreckels & Co to Bank of Oceanic Company, San Fran $150,000. Eier comfort and coneni-enc- in may and show cause, any cisco, Cal. and expense, consequence of or arising from the construc- appear if Hawaii Ltd, A M; rntg J L. McLean et On car lines transferring to all tbey have, why said petition should a, 2 Baldwin Locomotive Works, tion and operation of said railway, and pav for all repairs to on ,)CS ,and Kaahumanu and Philsdel parts of city. Omnibus meets all trains not be granted, and that notice of this Hotel sts Muuanu Par(1(K phia," Pa. 5 highways and streets on. along or across which the said rail- Ave and and stealer;. order shall be published once a week ianP Honolulu, Oahu. $15,000. B :06, Hakalau Plantation Company. way may be located, made necessary or con- Pa- - Hilo Sugar Company. advisable bv the for three successive weeks in the JX 494 Dated Apr 21, 1909. struction and operation of said railway. cmc t a newspa- Honolulu Plantation Company. The style' of rail to ommerciai Advertiser, Rank of Hawaii Ltd to W M Kin-to- n, V language, Hntchiraon Sugar Plantation Hotel Stewart be employed and used in the construction of such railway, per published in the English Par Rel: lots 8. 9. 10. 12. 15 nnd Compurj k Honolulu. Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. Now recognized as HAWAIIAN J the manner of laying the same and the kind of at 16. blk 7t, Waialae Tract. Honolulu, car for the Dated at Honolulu, April 12. 1909. Olowaln Company. ISLAND HEADQUARTERS. carriage of passengers over such raihvav shall be such as mav Oahu. $1. B 306, p 495. Dated Apr Paauhau Cable Address: "TRAWETS" If (Scrd. W. J ROBINSON. 15, 1909. Plantation Company. be approved by the Superintendent of Public All of of the Waimanalo Sugar Company ABC Guide Works. Judge Circuit Court of the AV H Harbottle to John Vivichaves, the matters and things required by con- First Circuit. this section and the lA M; mtg C Bailey on 2 ap Attest: int in HONOLULU TfcON il struction and character of the railway and its equipment shall 3, R P 2280, and ap 1, R P 2283, Waia- WORKS (Signed) L. P. SCOTT. in alt respects be subject to the approval of the Superintendent lae, Honolulu. Oahu. $1. B 306, p COMPANY. Chong Co. S324 Apr. 14, May .". Wah 21, 2S; 496. Dated Apr 21. 1909. Machinery, Black Pipe, of Public Works. Galvanized DRY GOODS STORE R A Lyman to Emmaline K Lyman, Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iran and n NEW Section 6. The construction of such raihvav must be com- Steoi, i D; por, gr 1058. Supplies. menced, within three, years from the date of the approval of READ THE ADVERTISER Kamaee X Hilo. Ha- fineers' Everything absolutely new and fresh waii. $100. B 316, p 238. Dated Feb OFFICE Nnnsnn Street from the Coast. this Act by the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii, and at WORLD'S NEWS DAILY 24, 1909. WORKS Kakaako. .i. WAVERLET BLK. - HOTEL ST. s J ir