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.VOL. XXX., NO. 51U1 HONOLULU, 13 AWA I IAN ISLANDS, SATURDAY, i EC EMBER, J, ld. IXlKbN PAGKH. TRICK FIVE CENTHL C ST R O F ESS I ( ) N A L ( I A R I S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. vance. So, it is said, possibly instead engaging a greatly superior fonr at of rushing directly Kimberley rozorrupeo, . sptsmp mrmio for the northoant of D.tKupan. Irnairi nu British will advance across the fron- These troops have fought three ATTORNEYS. MUSIC. LUnrLlLllnU 11CYYO tier in the direction of Bloemfonteln, and are now holding thrlr a may enn-ntn- . ATKINSON & JUDD (A. L. C. Atkin-o- COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love Bldg., which thus be threatened: This, position, waiting for reinfort It and Albert F Judd, Jr.) Office Fort St.; Piano, Voice Culture, Sing- it is claimed, would draw off General is believed at headquarter. that tliln o?er Ulshop Jz Co.'s bank, cor. Mer- ing and Harmony, especial attention Cronje's forces and enable the railroad force is covering the retreat of tho in- chant and Kaahumanu Sts. paid to touch, musrular control and to be restored. surgent leaders to tho Binguet Moun- musical analysis. From the presence of General Buller tains: that '.he iiisurgeiiis planned to near General Methuen Orange re:reat northeast, along IiyiiR (W. C. and at river the ACHI & JOHNSON Acni it is anticipated that the main ad- mad, which is Ntockcd with store- Enoch Johnson). OSice No. 10 West MISS JENNIE ELSNER. Piano, CG0 vances will be made on the west side, houses, three of which the Americans SS4. Hugh A. King St.; Tel. King St.; Kelso's celebrated but it is added unless General Gatacre have had in draw upon vn lout'e, and Method of Modern Pianism repre- simultaneously :hat only the insurgent advance force sented; most approved Story of a Battle at Lady is able to advance and M. imOOKS. Room 9. the latest and push back the Boers who are occupy- had passed 1iyug Ircfore the Ameri- I'RANCIS i Agtil-naldo- synthetic work used for beginners; can occupation, tho main body of 's Spreckela building. Fort St. any ing so many points south of the Orange pupils received at time. communica- army being within our llnw. smith in Doubt. river, the British lines of The majority of those Insurgents may L.YXJi: DICKEY. King and Hethel tion will be seriously threatened. o.sorganizo A. to officers and poso as nmlgiM when Sta.; Tel. &0C; l O. box 7SG. General Buller's orders his the Americans ovcrtako them. ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal on the subject of their equipment are .iinong the scraps of news obtalnablo Studio, "Mignon,-- ' 720 Beretania St. taken to mean that the officers are to are stories of the hardships the Ameri- A. Cm A LB RA IT 1 1. A t to USUAL GRIST FROM THE SWAMPS JLINTON carry rifles, like the troops. can army U meeting re- office iioor Coney with. It U iirst ported, Iiaw-to- n Hawaii. BOER PRISONERS DISCOURAGED. for Instance, that General block. Ililo OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS narrowly escaped 1 Downing whilo LONDON, Nov. 21. The following fording -- i swift river, whn Lieutenant FREDERICK W. JOC Suite .315, Mar- CONTRACTORS. dispatch from its special correspondent Luna, and two privates were lost. Cap- 111.; is published by the Daily Telegraph: A. quette Dldg., Chicago, Hawaiian J. A. BUTTERFIELD. Contractor and tain Henry Leonhausor, with a bat- Consul General for States or Illinois, Builder. Store and office fittings, Dagupan Captured But Aguinaldo Yet Evades CAPE TOWN, Nov. 14. A batch of talion of the Twenty-fift- h Infantry, In Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Wiscon- shop repair Tower on his way from Bam ban to O'Dcmnrll and work; Bell eighty-seve- n were sin. Bldg., Union St.; Tel. 702. -- Army Navy Boer prisoners who to take the inmrgent cartridge filling His Pursuers and Are captured at Elands Laagte arrived to- works there. Co-operati- ng. day by the steamer Many of A Filipino captain, who surrendered 15 Not Putlala. CHAS. F. PETERSON. Kaahuma- H. K. MEEMANO & CO. Contractors the men were wounded. The most se- with four iron 1o Colonel Andrew S. nu SU and Builders, Painters, Paperhangers rious cases, numbering a dozen, were Burt of the Twenty-fift- h Infantry, de- and Decorators; all work neatly landed and dispatched to the camp scribed the factory and volunteered to of High To- guide the expedition. PHYSICIANS. done; office Fort St., back ESTCOURT, Monday, Nov. 20. the Boers on the Orange border suff- hospital at Wynberg. The others were School, Honolulu. day fresh news is again at hand from iciently occupied to preserve General taken to Simons Town to join their The Governor of Neuva Vlsiya 8ra DR. GEO. J. AUGUR, Homeopathic Methuen from undue molestation, es on uecermlnod, lilce many other FiHplmw Special Ladysmith in shape of a long offi- comrades, who are detained board Practitioner and Surgeon. the pecially if rumors from various sources the Penelope. I conversed with some in these daytf. that the administration given to chronic diseases; WM. T. PATY Contractor and Build- cial message from General White and of his province cannot chango loo attention . that describe the Free State burghers of the wounded, including Command- jflcfl residence, Beretania St., er. Store and office fitting; brick, quickly, and is coming 1o Manila to and wood or stone building; shop Palace also come private dispatches. It ap- as in no wise enthusiastic for fighting ant Pretorius, who wad shot through nearly opp. Iethodist church; office are well founded. legs, tell Major General Otis of his loyalty 3 4 p. m.; 7 Walk; residence Wilder Ave., near pears that on Wednesday and Thurs- both and three members of tho and incidentally to request ho W. hours 10 to 12 a. m.; to It has been reported that General Johannesburg detective force, who that to S p. m.; Sundays, 9:G0 to 10:30 a. Kewalo. day of last week a big fight took place, (regained in office under the tiour Buller will take up his quarters at De were enrolled in his commando. With regime. 23.; Tel. 733. the Boers attacking the town in force. Aar, but this seems doubtful. De Aar, trifling exceptions the Boers had no ENGINEERS. All the English intantry was engaged. where a vast amount of stores have conception of the business they under- GENERAL WHEELER'S VIEWS. The Boers were repulsed and a portion 21-Gc- neral C. L. GARVIN, M.D. Office 537 King JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. E. been collected, is the base for General took. In their own words, "We ex- MANILA. Nov. Wheeler St., near Punchbowl; hours 0 to 12 of their trenches were carried. Their Methuen's advance, and General Bul- pected to meet boys we were van- has decided not to return for congrenH. - Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; but 4 IS. loss was great in killed and wounded writing Mc-Klnl- ey, a. m.. 7 to 8 p. in.- Tel. 30G Judd Blk, Honolulu. ler may have been there for a day or quished by men." He is a letter to President and prisoners, but the British casual- so. It is believed, however, that he The majority of the Free State Boers with a request Hhat It bo for- ties amounted to only about one-tent- h warded Ho tho House of Koprofccntn-tive- s. A. GORDON HODGINS. Office still has his headquarters at Cape indeed, looked upon the affair as a ;3R. CHAS. V. E. DOVE, C.E. Surveyor of theirs. Town. pleasant picnic through Natal, with In tho course of an Interview &cd residence, Hedge Cottage, corner and Civil Engineer; office Campbell Ladysmith is full of wounded and with a correspondent of the Associated Hotel Sts.; office hours Although Kimberley is supposed to peace terms to be dictated by General Richards and block, upstairs (next to Bishop & Co captured Boers. It is reported that in be objective Press he Raid: 9 to 11. 2 to 4, 7 to S; Tel. 953. the point of General Meth Joubert from Pietermaritzburg, with bank) P. O. box 421; orders taken the fighting on November 9 the enemy uen, many military are ."Congress, if it occupies the first day critics of the British- withdrawal and an immense of session In passing a for typewriting. lost 300 killed and 500 captured. opinion that his advance will be not strengthening of the Dutch republican the resolution .DR. WALTER HOFFMAN. Beretania Major General Methuen's patrols declaring in unmistakable tennt that toward Kimberley, but across the Or position in the country. All prisoners the sovereignty of the United States St., opposite Hawaiian Hotel; office have located the enemy on the north- ange Free State, in order to secure to whom I spoke extolled tho bravery 10 m., 1 to 3 p. m., 7 to STENOGRAPHERS. ten off. to bo maintained In tho Philippines, hours 8 to a. east about miles The Boers complete command of the Orange river of the British forces at Elands Laagte dlapellMng Aguinaldo' S p. C2.; Sundays S to 10 a. m.; Tel. would not be drawn out. Fighting, is thus dohiHlon MISS A. A. ALLEN Office, 400 Fort The debarkation of troops at Cape antl-imperlall- nnalKt 51U; O. box 501. Mooi that the can P. St.; Tel. 14G. reported at the river. Town is proceeding in the most satis NIGHT ATTACK FAILED. him. will be performing a sacred dnty. declare General Jou-be- rt Runners that factory manner. , (Vie thousand eight LONDON, Nov. 21 The Daily Tele- Such a resolution would save lh liven be-fT.- coming on against to- MR. I. MORI. 13G Beretania St., fn is Estcourt hundred and fifty railway carriages graph publishes the following from its )i many American sold era nnd of Tel. 277: P. MISCELLANEOUS. day with large reinforcements, with have been collected there for the con would Eiama and Fort: attacking place. special correspoindent: thousands of deluded Filipino; O. box 813; office nours 9 to 12 a. m. J. W. CHAPMAN. Caterer for Dinner the intention of the veyance of troops northward, and there ESTCOURT, Nov. 13 Some parties avert faiaiino. suffering and doHohiUon 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays 9 to 1 Weddings, Balls, BERLIN, Nov. 20 The Cologne Ga- is talk of suspending the suburban from these Islands and would render eid and Garden Parties, following dispatch of Boers appeared this afternoon ani SL. Socials, Picnics, Etc. Orders left with zette publishes the traffic so as to accelerate military evening Highlands, unnecessary the expenditure of hun- C Cape "Everytning id pre- at Willow Grande Burnette & Co., Cor. Bethel and King from Town: work. near Mooi river. Bodies of our mount dreds of millions of dollars. Sts., Honolulu, H. I. Telephone S06. pared for a general rising of the na- The Daily Chronicle in its "War Di- an. C. G. G. SCAPARONE Graduate throughout Cape Colony. They ed volunteers, who were out in that di CREW OF THE CHARLESTON. Royal University of tives ary" says this morning: "Hitherto we enemy, firing vol- cf the Turin and ready any moment to make com- rection, attacked the MANILA. Nov. n. m. Tho cf the Medico ChJrurgical College of designs are at have hesitated to speak of the quality leys at them. Skirmishing continued 2110:40 MRS. B. F. McCALL. Latest mon cause with the Boers." supplied to gunboat Helena has arrived hero Willi Iliiladelpaia. Pa., approved by the Tailor-Mad- e of the tinned meat our dusk, when the Boers fell back, in Evening, Dinner transports, until tho officers nnd crew of the wrecked ocal Hoard of Medical Examiners; Gowns, and Wedding Trousseau, 73 A DESULTORY CANNONADE. much of which has had to having suffered slight losses.. Our cas Medical be thrown overboard. But we have cruiser Charleston. All are well. member of tho American Beretania St. 21, 5 a. re- ualties were reported nil. office 10 to 12 a. LONDON, Nov. m The made inquiries in quarters not likely DAGUPAN OCCUPIED. Association; hours ports of heavy fighting at Ladysmith Natives report that more Boers are sn.. 3 to G p. m.; Love bldg., Fort St. to be influenced by mere rumors, and advancing from camp Colenso Up-t- o Wednesday have been con- their at ..VmiINGTON, Nov. 20. One of tho MRS. FRANCES "MONTROSE. last not we find there a suspicion that some of to laager now Manicure Parlors, Lairdressing firmed. On the contrary, the reliable rein:orce the which is Important objectives of the present R. CLAPHAM. Veterinary Surgeon date the meat supplied to the Government before Estcourt. Runners from Lady campaign in the island of "Luzon has and shampooing; scalp treatment a advices from Estcourt indicate that for use on British transports wras meat by s.i:d Dentist. Office Hotel Stables; room 6 block, was nothing more a desul- smith, who came in today, state that been achieved the occupation of tho specialty; Model tort there than which had been rejected by the United -gayan calls, day or night, promptly ans Tel. 9S9, take el tory cannonade. Probably rumor all is well there. A night attack was city of Dagupan on the Gulf of wered; specialties, obstetrics and and Beretania Sts.; the States during hostilities in Cuba, where made by Boers on Friday, but they and the consequent posTOssIon of evator. of a serious engagement grew out of it was picturesquely known as 'em- s the ral.roao connecting point with Lameness. Boers threwr a few-harmles- were repulsed with heavy losses. Can that the fact that the balmed beef,' and relabeled with the nonading went on all night. Manila by the American troopm By J. MORGAN. Opal Merchant, Jeweler shells late Tuesday night, mark of the current year. Whatever the acquisition of t,uo railroad Geneml ;DR. TOMIZO KATSUNUMA. Veteri- leading to the supposition that an at- nary Surgeon. of and Lapidary; Opal Cutting a Spe blunder there may have been it must POLICY OF THE POPE. Otis has succeeded In driving a wtxbo Skin diseases all tack was imminent. Nothing hap- Of- specialty. Office room 11, cialty; No. 2 School St.," near bridge. not be laid at the door of the War In 'between the Insurgenfw force and kinds a Nov. 20. A correspondent n pened, however, on Wednesday. fice, Admiralty, BERLIN, prompt trnnRport-ailo- preckels Bldg.; hours 9 to 4; Tel. but at the door of the of on uas Insured the Beyond the fact that the Boers are which has to feed the Tageblatt in Rome learns of reinforcementea and supplier, and 1 474; residence Tel 1093. P. SILVA. Agent to take acknowledg- undertaken the good authority in Vatican circles that Ko-- daily receiving fresh reinforcements troops. Not a single complaint has now ready to devote all ihls energy to ments to instruments, district of noth- an influential group tried to influence na, C. s office, and supplies there is practically come to hand regarding the War Of- the death or capture of Agulnaldo and Oahu; at W. Achi ing new from the front the Pope against British policy in the men with him, and, according to DENTISTS. King St, near Nuuanu. fice." South Africa. The Pope, however, de O.D.S. The Boer invasion of Cape Colony officials of the War Department, thl U. D. GROSSMAN, Alakea St, clined to follow their counsels because bo. ..bovo Masonic Temple, continues steadily and rapidly. There A FIGHT NEAR KURUMAN. ought not to a difficult matter, for three doora TOURISTS' HA- England has never given the church they assert that Agulnaldo is not at Honolulu; office hours 9 a. zn. to GUIDE THROUGH are 1,300 Boers at Colesburg and news LONDON, Nov. 21 The Daily Tele- WAII. Price 60c; beautifully illus- has reached East London that Lady any ground for complaint and because Bayombong, but is In the province of 4 graph publisher following: Tall-roa- a. by newsdealers. de- the an anti-Briti- sh policy would check the Zembeles, to the westward of fhe d trated. For sale all Gray, near Aliwal North, has been CAPE TOWTN, Saturday, Nov. 18. A by is now the movement in England in favor of good and bordering on the China Kea, serted the British and in The military authorities authorize the de- :SR. C. B. HIGH. Philadelphia Dental hands of the enemy. relations with the Vatican. endeavoring to concentrate tho College 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel. DR. A. C. POSEY. Specialist for Eye, publication of the news that a . heavy tachments driven into that territory Ear, Thoat and Nose Diseases and A Pretoria dispatch announces the engagement Kuru-ma- n. SIS. among has occurred near ALLEGED STARVATION. for the purpose of making another de- Catarrh; Masonic Temple; hours 8 to arrival there, the British pris- The place was attacked by the monstration against tho Amerlcwn 12 a. m., 1 to 4 7 to 8 p. m. oners, of Major Haldane, Lieutenant fight- PIETERMARITZBURG, Nov. 20. A op-poc- Ua and enemy in force, but after sharp forces. General Otis has hown, !lEO. IL HUDDY, D.D.S. Fort St, Brochie and Lieutenant Hallway. It party of British heliographers, cut off tho Catholic Massion; hours from ing the Boers were repulsed with con- War Department officials ay, hH abili L also declares that the British on Sun- siderable loss. by the Boers outeide of Estcourt, con- ty to ihandle tho situation with ! &. to 4 p. EL HONOLULU SANITARIUM. 10S2 day made two unsuccessful attempts to nived to escape to New Hanover, on the lin a King St; Tel. 639. Dr. Luella S. This action is supposed to have been present force, but before Dember 1. oust the Rustenburg commando from fought by Colonel column, Greytown line, and arrived here to when the effects of the rainy eawn A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. Cleveland, medical superintendent se- Plumer's C,000 3R. a position near Mafeking and that day. They report that Boers, h-- ve Ihe 8 4 p. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; but further details are expected short- will disappeared, will hato afice hours a. m. to m.; Love methods of to- two-thir- vere fighting took place. ly. News has reached here from Ma- driven by starvation, are foraging d of his relnforcementa at Bldg.. Fort St Battle Creek, Mich., Sanitarium; Delagoa bay come reports of ward Greytown. No alarm Is felt, but baths of every description; trained From feking, under date of November 2, to Manila, which he will be nble to put nurses the arrival of more German officers the effect that the Boers are disheart- it may require a division of the re Into the field. Thee reinforcement In bathrooms as well a3 In lieving column to them. yet BROKERS. sickroom; massage and manual and artillerymen who have volunteered ened by the failure of their operations. annihilate have not arrived, however, nnd Office Queen movements; electricity every to serve with the Transvaal forces. It is reported that many of them are re- BOERS OCCUPY CAMPBELL. General Otis In a dispatch to the de- J. CAMPBELL St, in semi-official- ly partment I Feed Co. form; classified The Wrar Office asserts treating in various directions. today how that he em opposite Union dietary, etc.; ample HOPETOWN, Cape Colony, Nov. 16. barrassed for want troons on nc- - facilities for thorough examination. that all news received from Africa has of C. been published with the exception of CLERY'S TASK DIFFICULT. Yesterday the Boers occupied Campbell, oimt of the premature ocumtion of T. -- Honolulu Stock Dr. L. Garvin, consulting physi- C. FALK. Member cian and surgeon. demands for the renewal of stores, war in West Griqualand. 7amhoanga by the naval forces. The Exchange; room S01 Judd Bldg. material and the like. There is an un LONDON, Nov. 20 The present War Department official My that the week, according to dispatches from occupation of Zamhoanira confirmed rumor that more troops the AFTER AGUINALDO. Stock and Bond M. CHARLES CARNIER. have been ordered from India to the the front, ought to see a change in the hat there Is no hrmany of action 1- k- OHN IL SOPER. tween Admiral Watson nnd General HroJter, 115 Merchant St Cape. defensive tactics hitherto maintained Dangerous Pursuit of the Insurgent plan of operation on both sides by the British in South Africa. It is Otis. Views Honolulu-Lea- ves The Army in Luzon. WILLIAM SAV1DGE Real Estate in for Honkonsr is slowly unfolding itself. General said that the task allotted to General ..!i Parts of the Islands bougnt or Today. Joubert is evidently moving south to Clery, that of relieving Ladysmith, MANILA, Nov. 20. Only fragmen- OHIO'S OFFICIAL VOTE. No. 310 "ort Mclnerny Blk. On last Wednesday prevent, if possible, the junction of the will tax his generalship to the utmost. tary reports reach Manila of the oper- COLPMnUS, Nov. 20. ThA caTv.a iId; St; afternoon M. The Boers are developing a great deal British relieving force with the forces ations nortb, which, when the story Is of the official vote In Ohio waa com- Charles Gamier, the French educa- on of strength in the neighborhood of at Estcourt and Ladysmith, while known, will prove to have been the pleted this afternoon. shows DRAUGHTSMAN. tor, accompanied by Consul Moet, was the Orange river border the Boers are Estcourt and General Joubert is re- It that -- To-nuraph- C. D. BEASLEY. Plantation end lcal driven over the city by Minister of believed to be concentrating at Don-kerpo- ort ported to be moving southward him- most remarkable campaigning the Judge cash's plurality la 49,023. The Mott-Smlt- to to Philippine war has known. General Maps a Specialty; room Foreign Affairs, h. Mr. H. to oppose General Buller's ad- self in order direct the movement total vote cast was 908,139, divided as TeL 633. Mott-Smit- repel the British . advance, after, it Lawton's division is spread thinly over follows among the fix candidate ; . Judd Bldg.; M. h was also with the party. vance. It is said 6,000 Boers have al for Donkerpoort. would seem, attempting to isolate Est-- the territory beyond San Jose, where Governor: George K. Nash (It.). 417.- - During the drive they visited Pacific ready laagered at The English plan seems to be a court. This latter movement is alrea- the telegraph ends. General Young's 199: John R. McLean (D.), 3C8.176; Heights and Punchbowl. M. progress. two regiments cavalry continu- Seth H. Ellis (Union Reform). 7799: ARCHITECTS. Charles three-fol- d advance from Durban to dy in The Boers practically of are George M. DS23; HOT7ARD & TRAIN, Architects. Gamier took great interest in the Ladysmith, from Orange river to Kim-berle- y surround the town. ing their rapid sweep into the new Hammell (Pro.). Ro ?ulte 7, Model Block, Fort St.; geological formations exposed on the and from East London, by way General Clery is lamentably deficient towns and infantry is being shoved bert 13. Bandlow (Socialist. Lalor). SS3. cavalry and artillery, though at- forward to hold the towns. The caval- 2439: Samuel M. Jonoa ( Non-Pa- r. L Tel. heights ana Punchbowl as well as in of Queenstown, to Burghersdorp. Gen in 10f,.721. eral Buller has wired the commanding tempts are being made to replace the ry takes in a country whose natural the botany of the neighborhood. He by in- indescribably The plurality of John A. Caldwell O G. TRAPHAGEN. 223 Merchant officer at Queenstown announcing the former an Outlander mounted difficulties are increased during the afternoon that he was of 1,500 have start- by tropical making of (R.). for Lieutenant Governor over A. St.. between Fort and Alakea; Tel. s.id disnatch of General Gatacre with the fantry, which about rains, rivers W. delighted Honolulu ed for the front. creeks and swamps of fields. Wagon Patrick (D.), who was supported by with and mention Brigade on 734; Knnolula. first battalion of the Seventh he Anti-Salo- League, Is 1l'.720. An that in educational matters Hawaii to London. This was the place it The popular anticipations here re- transportation is supposed to have been ed East - analysis of tho figures shows a i i . i - A Kimberley appear practically that problems to solve was ongmaiiy.ii misnueu11 s garding the relief of abandoned, the American about 40,000 OPTimAI. had much rue same laai sanguine. The British force is not troops living on captured supplies and electors who voted for Algiers where there column should start for. Thus it is too Jones for Governor failed to vote for 5 E. LUCAS. Love Bids., Fort St., as they had in first yet ready and when it starts it will the little produce the insurgent levies 351. carry a full was a similar mixed population. He possible that General Buller's any o'her candidate for State office. P. O. box I dangerous to follow, every left. Non-Partisa- nr.stairs; experience in Hono plans have suffered less modification have a road have The ns drew their strength line of ALL KINDS OF GLASSES thouarht that his foot of which will probably be contest- Major Samuel M. Swigert's squadron to BEST. lulu would be valuable to him in his than some have supposed. about equally from the Republican and from the CHEAPEST the Gatacre will be able to keep ed if the British attempt a direct ad of the Third Cavalry is reported to be Democratic parties. Ire? Examination of the Eyes. work. He leaves today for Hongkong. General 2 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 2, 1S99.

TRANSPORT KECEPlION. Great Bicycle Lamp Salel THEHAWAIIAN BILL Col 31cClernand and Officers Will ! THE RPMEUM order to build our new store wo to down old la are about tear the Receive on Hancock Tonight. j building and we have a lot of things that must be sold as we have not got & half the room in our temporary quarters that we need for our large stock. Invitations were being sent otn yes- - THE POPULAR RESORT. To start with we are going to offer a fine line 'of standard IHCYCLE Early Action Predicterl Senator terday by Colonel McClernand and the LAMPS. These are light things, but they take up a good deal of room. Here is the list: officers of the United States transport Hancock ! Chester Lamps $ .DO each. Collom of Illinois. for a reception which will be Atwood Swinging Iamp3 1.50 each. given on board the vessel this evening. ! Opening with Fletcher's Laughable The Greatest Act of Its KlnJ Banner Lamps 2.00 each. President Dole and the members of his j Comedy, Ever Seen Here. M. & W. lamps 2.00 each. cabinet and staff, officers of j " C II I X E S E S E R V A " Searchlight Oil Lamp3 3.50 each. the the NTS. FLYING IIUSCH. Searchlight Ga3 Lamps each. rVUL National Guard and of the troops of In Marvelous Feats of Daring in 4.50 PRESS THINGS SHARPLY Appearance Solar Gas Lamp3 3.50 each. the transport now in the harbor, and j First in Honolulu of Mid Air. Wo are not overstocked on any of these, so you will have to call early prominent society people will attend. : MISS MARION and to get your pick. We a of which we are going to CLARA LLEWELYN, HEARD AND lfREYFUSS. have lot bike sundries The 44th Regiment will play during j cell oat at same low rates. Your to buy standard goods at cost will The chance j Australian Operatic In favors a Territorial Government the evening alternating with an or- - and ah Original Sketch "Off to the oaly last whilo our present stock lasts; call early. Ballad Vocalists War Captain Dreyfus and When you wish to rent a bicycle remember that we rent COLUMBIA for These Islands But Not for chestra which will be provided for th? Black Taflle." CIIALNLESS wheels tho easiest and cleanest wheel on earth to ride. dancing to take place on the broad Other New Possessions. The World-Famou- s Ventriloquist hurricane and saloon decks. The ofli-- ! The Clever Eccentric Comedian. i J. W. WINTON cers are using every endeavor to make MUSICAL FLETCHER, O. & In His Original Sketch. "The Dutth E. HALL SON, LTD. function, which, by way, J WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Senator the the is the A Dash of Sunshine. Policeman." Assisted by Hi? CORNFR FORT AND KING j STEE5. Culloin, who was first regular army transport reception EDITH FLETCHER. Daughter, chairman of the Ha ' waiian Commission, has announced his ever given here, a great success. In Latest Coon Songs. MISS EDITH FLETCHER. intention of reintroducing on the open ooo ing day of the Fifty-sixt- h Congress the READY ROCK ROOFING General Admission, 25c. nOc. 12 bill providing a form of and Last six rows for Children under territorial years, 10c. Reserved Chairs, 50c. Seats can be booked by ringing up tele- government for Hawaii. He will urge ml phone 540. Best Roofing on action upon this measure, insisting wel Di Earth. Pale, Thin, Poor Blood, No Energy. that it should be disposed of before i Congress gives serious consideration to These are the symptoms of impure blood, any legislation for other insular pos- starved blond. Take out the im- purities, feed the blood, and health r?ri------v fl sessions. quickly returns. "The Hawaiian bill," said the Sen Mrs. George Mitchell, of Yuillo St., ator tonight, "has precedence, and, in Buninyong, Victoria, send us her pho- tograph with the following story: ny judgment, there ought to be early " :- -V action upon it. Congress during the coming session certainly ought to pro- - fmk' Hie a form of government for both lawaii and Porto Rico, but Hawaii 'If el : should come lirst. Congress could lave adopted a form of government for iawaii at the last session, and prob-- uly should have done so. 1 ne Hawaii an Commission, consisting or" Senator " fcrrrr r-- r Morgan, myself and Congressman Hitt, "" p'ft III 'CEStrffiflizan having made a full investigation of i conditions in the Islands, had reported . a bill to Congress providing a form of Tuesday, November 28, Saturday Mntlncc, Dec, 2. government, but the weighty matters G1ROFLE G1ROFLA. MARTHA; IT NOT EXPENSIVE; cornea read to lay; any workman can lay it; is which pressed upon Congress in conse- 'mmmmW Comic Romantic and Comic. lasurane 19 per cent les than Ehlngles on buildings covered with quence of the war with Spain prevent- " I suflered terribly from general debility. It. ed being I hart no energy. I was tired in the morning Thursday. November Saturday Night, Dec. 2, the Hawaiian bill from taken as at night. did seem 30, by any climate. SEND FOR SAMPLE. It not possible for me to . TUB MERRY WAR. 2ft aetel up. The people of Hawaii have now keep up. I was thin and pale and my blood CH1HE5 OF NORMANDY. waited a whole year upon Congress was very poor. I had no appetite. I gradually Comic. Uig Military Comic Opera Production. grew weaker and weaker. When almost com- without a murmur. They are loyal, pletely exhausted I read about patriotic Americans, and they appreci- (Bo.- ate the causes for delay in giving them awaiian Trading - Ltd. a representative government. These causes no longer exist, and they have Office: Wos. 6 and 8 Love Building:. Fort St. TEL- - "32- - a right to expect early action." Carriage, Wagon and Truck "Do you think committees of Con- gress should be sent to Porto Rico and REPAIRING, PAINTING. TRIMMING the Philippines before any bill creating "OTSSSSsaaa AND MANUFACTURING a form of government for those islands I immediately tried it and began to improve at onee. A few bottles completely restored is considered by Congress? me to health." oo be to do so. a epeciaHv. "I think it misht well You cannot get the best results from gP FINE HORSESHOEING Mosqultoline But probably in the case of Porto Rico Ayer's Sarsaparilla if your bowels are Agency of Rubber Tire it may not be necessary. The Porto constipated. Take just enough of the WheellCo. Ricans are thoroughly loyal to the Ayer's Pills eachnight to cause one XK United States. There has never been good free movement of the bowels the Will Drive Mosquitoes Away. any disposition among them to ques- day following. tion our sovereignty. It may be that Prf pared by Dr. J. C. Aver & Co. , Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. Hawaiian Carriage M'f'g Co., Congress can legislate satisfactorily for CO., STREET, them without Congressional commit HOLLISTER DRUG Agents. QUEEN NEAR FOKT. tees visiting the island. That will ap- - Dear later. But whether it is neces Cures the Bites! sary to send a committee of Congress to the island or not, some form of govern- ment for the Porto Ricans ought to be Brings Comfort! provided before the conclusion of the coming session. "Will the bill reported by the Ha waiian Commission for the govern ment of the Hawaiian Islands serve as a model for a form of government for Porto Rico?" "It mav be of some use. but I doubt if u nnwpr in nil particulars . Benson, Smith & Co, The Hawaiians are a very different sort of people from the Porto Ricans. ine LIMITED-- Hawaiians are fully Americanized and have demonstrated their capacity for self-governme- nt. They speak the Eng- Fort and Hotel Streets. lish language for the most part and understand American ' institutions. With the Porto Ricans it is different. Thpv have never had any experience in WHITNEY & MARSH self-governme- nt. Their training under o., Spain has not been such as to quainj- Honolulu Tobacco Ltd. thpm for it. Few of them epeaic tne t IMPORTERS OF English language, and few have, as yet, LIMITED. a proper appreciation of the principles HAVANA of our republic. In the beginning, therefore, they may need a different AND MANILA form of government from that which CKAUS we will nrovide the Hawaiians. The difference will be in details; the under- Our First Lot of Dress Goods, Opened this course, will be the SMOKERS' ARTICLES. lying principles, of same." . . , Week, Includes in refprPTire to the reported inten tion of the President to appoint a civil governor for Porto Rico immediately, ORGANDIES. it would seem as if the program to ap-nni- nt Fine Grades of Smoking Tobacco. Assistant Secretary Allen of the LAWNS, Navy Department has been suspended. Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu. The President told senator oraKt?i uu SATTEENS, dntnniav that he doubted now whether he would make any civil appointment DIMITIES. ,n rwtn i?iro until after Congress nau had a chance to legislate on a form of CHORICS, government that island and Ha- - Large, New Stock for PERCALES, waii. It would seem irom mis leuia snhipct has had very recent : AND : CALIFORNIA : GOODS! n,nf iho GINGHAMS. JAPANESE consideration at the White House and advised Presi that Senators have the FLANNELETTES. to go slow in the appointment uj. STRAW HATS, all latest styles. dent reve- civil governors. The question of PRINTED WASH GOODS. II re do not have your size we can make you a Straw Hat of any nue in Porto Rico to support the isl :t1q. Large supply of Rough Straw on hand. and will be a difficult problem to deter rnces, lowest in. uie city. mine. Band Concert. POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL. The Government band will give a Isoshima, concert at Makee Island tomorrow aft ernoon at 3 o'clock, when the follow ing program will be rendered: "3 HAT MANUFACTURER. CENTS' FURNISHINGS. PART I. KING ST;, Next to Castlo & Cooko, "The Old Hundred." Ltd Overture "Italian in Algier" IHIT1I Rossini AIM, BaVlad "Good Night" Kucken Gavotte "Bremen" '. Steinman Grand Selection "I Martiri" HOSE Donizetti Bai)y Carriage PART II. Selection "Potpourri" Lambelet Intermezzo "Cavalleria Rusticana '. tlAVE ARRIVED AT THE Mascagni Fantasia "In the Chapel" Eilenberg (Stay Store, Finale "II Trovatore" Verdi Furniture "The Star Spangled Banner." H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager. MESSENGER SERVICE. 534-53- Love Building, 6 Fort St Honolulu Messenger Service deliveC 1 TELEPHONE 846: RESIDENCE. 849. messages and packages. Tel. 378. EAA AAAAMViQ TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER, IS99.

OURLOCALSOGIETY M. O . V N HftMM-YODN- G The Week in Honolulu's 4 COMPANY. LIMITED- .- Pleasure Circles 4 niporters Commission Merchants uniiishiiinigs 5 Many Pleasant Entertainments by 4' QUEEN Our Leading People-Goi- ng STREET. (Or as one of our department and Coming Guests. heads put it, MEN'S SMALL 4 off NEEDS), Fuil Line ...... Mrs. Iaul Neumann will entertain a few friends at luncheon next Wednes day. Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Notions ' Miss Mott-Smit- h, of Boston, is re Department visitins her old home after an ex As well as all kinds of pended absence. This evening the officers of the V. S Is prevalent and redolent with an air of good taste. iA. transport Hancock will entertain GENERAL MERCHANDISE. showcases-ar- e a dance on board. Tho flowers in glass bowls which grace the their friends at 1h formerly Miss Lani, rivalled hv the Silken Blossoms woven into our Mrs. Gibbons, Atkinson of this citv. is visiting her Hgenfs For latest Neckwear. The colors of our Business Shirts are parents after an absence of five years The Lancashire Insurance Co. of Manchester, England. Fire and Life. pleasing and artistic. The English and American Un- Society is glad to welcome home The Baloise Insurance Co. of Basle, Switzerland. serviceable and fine textures lends a sub- again Mrs. H. Renjes, who has spent derclothing of traveling through The Union Gas Engine Co. in- several months stantial air to the whole, to which the dainty things Japan. The Domestic Sewing Machines. tended for men's wear adapt themselves with good Among the luncheons to be given The New Pacific Hand Sewing Machines, and other agencies. grace. Magnificent value is coupled with modest price during the coming week is one by Mrs F. A. Schaefer which will take place 4f$MfMMM 't"t"M,,M"M"tt H"H"f' M"M'M"!K as must give our store an additional in such a wav on Tuesday. pntige a- - a men's wear shopping center. Mrs. Marsh, wife of Capt. Marsh, who was recently ordered to Manila. oooooo ooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooo left for her home in the East by the - o steamer Coptic. Ex S, S. Australia: We have just received a Sunday Dr. and Mrs. J. S. McGrew o entertained the members of the Bos shipment of o ton Lvric Company at their country o M. MelNBRMY residence, Aiea. o o o Mrs. Dodge, of Boston, is visiting e o Merchant and Fort Streets. accom-nnniP- fi o her son Mr. F. Dodge. She is o ltv Miss Dodsre. a sister of the o 8 o famous Gail Hamilton. o W1W o Dr. Walter Maxwell, who left by the Miowera for Queensland, to be the n o ue anoofUV Ob rif t)mr C3irnvprnment." 7 Win o greatly missed in society circles. o Mr. W. G. Irwin will entertain at o on Sunday the ee o his Waikiki residence o o friends of Mr. H. M. Sewall, who are Xmas o expected to arrive on the Nippon Maru. These are both appropriate and useful o About sixty invitations have been is girl. o Miss Car- Presents for your little boy or o sued to the little friends of o men- - fnr n nartvi. to be" civen in 1 OLD ill H vii:i " o hm hnnnv nt thA rAsinenpe. of Mrs. J. S o o Walker, King street. o off-- o ?Tinn W. X. Armstrong, who has R Full line o hcon nonnprrpil with this naoer for so o I o - lpfr on c V w for the States o lVii J i f o L Tnpcdnv. His departure is regretteu o 4. l.v nil nnd soo.ietv loses a leading mem o o ber. o J. Co. A., 6ih o Lieut. C. S. Patterson, o Artillery, who has made mtoy friends o o during his brief stay in this city, left Q o by the transport Ben Mohr for Manila, Bicycie o u to which place he was ordered with his o .X. battery. Q n o announcement o Y During the week the o was made ot tne engagement oi Aiiba o Preston,. favorablyknown as the form La iniDps o a. er leading soprano in the Central e o Union church choir, to Mr. George Q o ,1. Howard of this city. O Now in stock. PRICE $4.00. o Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. "W o 4. Lanz entertained a number of friends o o at a poi supper, given at their home on o o Quintette club o - m v Wilder avenue. The o EE OUR o ELD 5. 4. M-HACKF- LTD furnished music and a jolly evening o o &10. was spent by all present. o o H.I. her o HONOUJLU. Mrs. Paul Neumann states that o o daughter, Mrs. Herman Focke, will re o WINDOW o main in Amsterdam two months and o o o oooooooooooooooooooo oooooo ooooooooo will then go to the south of France Q o for two months hoping to restore her o a 2 WE ARE PREPARED TO ERECT o health. Mr. Focke will return to Ho o DISPLAY o o nolulu soon. o o o recep o o Unique cards are out for a o o Emigomies o tion to be given by Mr. and Mrs. T o O OO o Gasoliinie o Richards at their home on the evening o o Dec. 1, 1899. The invitations are o ID) at any point in the Hawaiian Islands, to instruct your men how to o of o o o written in Hawaiian and each guest is o (j(Jo o mn the same, and to repair any engine that is repairable. o requested to bring some Hawaiian o C11C c o o name suitable for their new home. o o GASOLINE FOR SALE. o The numerous friends of Captain H. o lie o o genial commander of o o o C. Houdlette, the o EHLERS' BUILDING. FORT ST. a o the Australia, are sorry to learn that o o o his monthly visits to this port are over. o S fiAS D. o Capt. Houdlette will take command of o R. A. DEXTER MANAGER. BIG o Mariposa for a trip and will then o i K flfff, o the o be given one of the new liners, plying ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I between San Francisco and Australia, 46 Merchant Street. o o via Honolulu. Upon arrival of the Coptic from OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO the DOLLINGER, Japan on Saturday, the engagement of A. J. B. S. GREG0RY & . Miss Nellie Mclntyre to Mr. George T. THE. Kluegel was announced. Miss Mcln- UP-TO-DA- TE Building : : OptflC: tyre, who accompanied Miss Harriet Material Specialties Per Lewers to the Orient, was a through 641 KING STREET, NEAR ALAKEA. TELEPHONE 502. on way to San Francis- ? Ladies' Another lot of tha,t Elegant SWISS BUTTERMILK SOAP, only 25c a passenger her Soap, Dairy Queen 25c box. Also a few co, will remain a few box. A beautiful Toilet the at a where she Tailoring A Couple of Them :ros3 of French highly PERFUMED SOAP In very desirable odors, at 25c a months before returning to Honolulu. box -- "ike 60c DCr per ship The many friends of Mrs. William AND We have also purchased that large lot of GERMAN ALCOHOL, I'l in Hackfeld, which we can quote at bottom prices. Haywood were pleased to welcome her MM Hi Silo MO Si passed through on Maripo Mil as she the Dressmaking Parlors on A modern Improvement, allowing 100 per cent more rexi-tilatl- sa, homeward bound. The Japan trip than the ordinary window and Isn't expeastT Honolulu Drug Co. was in every detail most enjoyable nd either. VON HOLT BLOCK. both Mr. and Mrs. Haywood with their 101 King Street, near Bethel. are Al and ought to eatiflfy you as to prus all very much benefited BURR0WES SCREENS mid quality. C2T Examine them. 364. P. O. BOX NO. 679 children are HONOLULU, H. I. TELEPHONE NO. by the change. Mr. Haywood will re- main in Honolulu until the laws of this T fiff f f f country are changed. Wednesday evening a large party of x? Cures while society people attended the perform- HO IDAY 3 ance at the Orpheum Theater. Among the many present were Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenner, Mr. and. Mrs. A. J. Walker, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Group, Catarrh, Golds. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. iv Mrs. and Mrs. W. P. Boyd, Mrs. Mary CrOSOlenO when vaporized in the sick room will give immediate relief. Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mrs. same time preventing the spread --AT- Its curative powers are wonderful, at the M. C. Widdifield, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. by acting as a powerful disinfectant, harmless to the Y of contagious diseases Hatch, Miss Juliet King, the Misses youngest child. Sold by druggists. Valuable book'.et free. 404X FO.K HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Honolulu, h. i. Asents. 3 Continued on Page 14.) BURT'S JEWELED.

v TIIK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER, 2, 1899

3l.Kl(i HAS Itj SLUWLV. work of insular reorganization. Ha- waii has been seeking admission to Commercial Advertiser. the Union as a Territory for seven mpure Blood First the blade, then the ear, then the years, come next January. Since the j -- full corn in ear. the- Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles sfnd WE- the That is the 6th of July, 1S0S, these have Islands Sick Hnariarhfl- th w Rpcult- c- r W WALTtR G. SV.ITH EDITuR ory upon which under been accepted by the United States as tored for Years Without Relief. the pending Act of political organiza- a j national possession, subsequently My was 2 tion for Hawaii will work on:. e blood out of order, and I be SATURDAY i)i:cnMiii:it coming tinder the flag by formal trans- - j gan cannot think it is other than jus: and taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It has fer. For considerably over n vpir we purified my blood, and relieved me of y sensible; and it is essentially Ameri- Admiral iK-we- is waking up to the (have waited for the finishing touch to j rheumatism, kidney trouble and sick can inasmuch as Territories, of U12 I1NVITK unpleasant fart that the donors of a a.l be put upon our Territorial aspira- headaches. I have been afflicted with fflSPECTM --- l.'nitod Scares so through the same j f o 1 - Kift lions always that tiny have tions and in common fairness we ougiK these diihculties for years. Im now able jui jl I rw JL m- V JI A 1 I a a A V f'l .evolutionary process. The seed is j tG do a good day's a string tiM t it. not to be compelled to wait much work. Rheumatism has ;j:Iantel when the preliminary s:eps for longer. j troubled me since I was a child, but I am j j now entirely well." Miss Cai- - j There are a ;ood many landM.iLs 'the organization ;f the new political There is no good reason for delay. Pheobe j I.EY, Box j entity are taken; the ear of corn be- The case Uo, Pasadena, California. far next jtur's honors over on the of Hawaii presents no such I lim- j " I have suffered'from the effects of im- - ean-lidat- en gins to form in uit exercise of the Mainland bat the difficult problem as that of Porto Rice I "Taalosical' -- pure blood, boils, pimple's, etc., for five ited right of self-contr- ol which Ter seem to have the wjrst chance. ana of the Philippines. Uulike the years. I have tried various remedies with- - j ritorial rub permits; the full corn in people of the East and West Indies the j out relief and finally purchased six bet-domin- ant - but the prciesiioTi.i; the ear is Statehood. Here is an cvo- Hawaiians are American- - ! tIe9 ' Hood's Sarsaparilla. The boils runs h a i tax-- s pimples 1 news-lia- r rit.n.s to !e censured now- itiuon union iss ami ized "thoroughly so," as Senator Cul-n- o and have all disappeared since by began adays ia South Africa. The man with chances and means of whioh ,om says We hayp very m.i? if anv taking this medicine. J am now entirely the plain s:ury, tellini; whi':hr a bat- - Hawaii is sure, in time, to realize it.s!thins to UIl!oar ,,efore t.omine int0 cured." Loris Thomas, 1412 best ami highest aspirations. if 11th Street, Oakland, California. tic was fought or not and if so how But j the privileges of American citizenship. - it came out, is nev r in fashion ther we demand first the full corn in th- -- rhere is no danger of an umisinc car we invite the failure of our hus- Hood's SarsapaniSa without a muzzle, a gas, a hobb!e, ai. among us. All but the actual recog- Is the best in fact the One True Turf bandry. Tlxx! attending spy and a standing threat of nition of Americanism is witii us now. Cor. All druggists. $i, six for .r,. ; t' lhr rs. 11 With due respect to the guard house in case he shows him the native vote Xo harm can be done, no good left un- m: PiirHy vegetable, re we W,wwlo rjeueiieial. jAvIlT peril- r:il self at a telegraph station. still contendThat it would be done, no complex problems created by iiuuu run liable, i ous to vote w let that control the major simply passing the Territorial bill and The trouble which has led to such part of the administration of Island letting us go our way. serious lighting in Colombia is partly affairs under the appointed Governor We agree with Senator Cullom that due to the hard times caused by rapid as it could and would do if the plan it would be unjust to treat Hawaii as fluctuations in the currency.' The advocated by the Star were carried captured or conquered territory. Ha out. Moreover be well-fitte- Government has issued vast sums ia the Governor would waii is as d for the Territorial i issu-the- ni thereby reduced, save pow- self-governme- nt paper money and it continues to for his veto form of as was New i on a depreciated financial mar- er over enacted bills, to the merest lay Mexico, Arizona the Oklahoma strip figure. ket. No people have ever been willing We should have no very dif or I tali before they were admitted. to endure that sort of thing indefinite- ferent civil service than we had under I But that is poor nraise. There are . 1 I . Is i l. Ndme - i v, the ly and the Colombians, in fighting over e inonarcuy aim inuea oi uh same C!,f,. t.uiana 1,.- ,i,;,f their misfortunes, can cite more than personel. How would that comport Snolitirnl tlinn Aivmvi Voir one distinguished precedent. with the ambition to Americanize Ha- - Mexico and Utah had in the beginning Of our new stock cf Hot The native, belonging though and there are more men capable of Water An interesting feature of today's Ad-yerti- ser he does to the "most advanced of the working out a high degree 'of culture Bottles, Ikilb and races." hardly claims for him is the society column, in which dark and civilization than there are today Fou n taiu f rinse.?. Is a record of the week's festivities self the capacity, nor does he seek the in the State of Nevada. Under such Heights responsibility, of setting up and carry- why be kept Residence Lots on Pacific and social movements. This sort of circumstances should we - thing has long held place among the ing on a distinctive American govern- out any longer than, say, the first of ment here. That is a task for Amer- undeveloped news resources of Hono- the coming year? No good can be i hj w in-ten- icans, not Polynesians. Left to them- lulu and Hawaii, but the Advertiser ds done the United States by holding Ha- nic uncicu rui juic. to make a strong effort. In which selves, as the probable majority vote waii in suspension; much discomfort it hopes for the friendly encourage- of these Islands, the Polynesians would and some harm might result from it EdiNo lesideneo property having ment of the Island hosts and hostesses, JcutKlt'SS elect nr.d ordain a good na- here. similar advantages and attractions, as for hcaltlifnlncss of to make the column a permanent and tive government as such governments Senator Cullom mav be trusted tc location, having an elevation of from 170 to 800 feet, and Hut, very attractive addition to the journalistic go. there would be little push these views to the uttermost. We affording the grandest marine and scenic views; as also it's Americanism in it and we are not pre- menu.- - know of no one in Congress an yet, Especially manufactured for us and proximity to the business part of the city, being less than a i pared to surrender that boon even to who intends to seriously antagonize mile from the Progress Block, has ever before been presented on i guaranteed to last longer It was cf course to be expected tha center an educational advantage them and if any one gets in that frame than other to people of the aboriginal inhabitants. It is bet-!- of the Honolulu. soma reaction would follow the ex m;n(i jt should be the business of Rubber Goods in this Climate. treme popular adulation of Dewey ter for Hawaii to have American ruleour unoricial delegates to Washington One of of proncrtv. procured reason the main features this andf at but there Is no juu pretext ?br it ia than native rule and for that j to see that he does nofc lack for rlis. great expense, is the abundant supply of nure spring water, the Governor appointed by the Presi- - j of his recently acquire sua(ling information, best-drinkin- tho transfer pronounced by Dr. C. 15. Wood as being the pmest and g dent will himself name the great offi- - j house to his wife. Had Dewey sold water obtainable in the island, which is now lioing' the house the critics could not go too cers oi otaie. ueprive nun ui uiui ,A November Outlook reports that Guaranteed! right and confer It on the natives and conducted into storage reservoirs upon the property by an indo fax In characterizing the breach of the annual Missionary Council of the pendent pipe line, will be sppplied taste or even of good faith: but the he becomes but little more than the Protestant Episcopal Church, wThich and to residents aV government rates. house remains in the family and 13 immaterial chairman of a convened at St. .Louis during that Government vested in a lawful heir. Why the Ad which, in its character, its methods of month, took up the question of pre a mlral chose to mako this disposition business and its personel will bear lates for Porto Rico and Hawaii. "At went of his property we do not know, and, fateful resemblance to that which present," the Outlook says, "there is a Hare You Seen Our speaking as a part of the public it is out, with a general good riddance, in Bishop at Honolulu but he belongs to none of our business. Probably. If 1S03. the Anglican Church. Since the Isl- tbo reason were known it would be In due time, of course, all officers. ands have become a part of the Unitel deemed sufficient to Justify the act. from Governor down, will be elective. States, the churches must also be un- WINDOW But let its hope when that time comes, der American jurisdiction." It ir dis- Americans or the affiliated white reappearance Signer the appointing to be unable to say whit We GUARANTEE to alt purchasers The of Celso races of American sympathy will not Moreno as an agitator the the Missionary Council concluded to of Lots on PACIFIC HEIGHTS that wo will, within sir Caesar ia onlv be in the majority but that the na 1SPLAY? of Hawaii nei is sure to lollow do, but as that body which is, com- months, provide rapid transportation to the highest lots on the affairs tives themselves will have become Am- Wilcox in posed of bishops and priests always property, connecting the same with the Honolulu Jtapid Tran- the advent of Robert ericanized and ready, as they are not is pro forbids the publication of its minutes Co.'s line on Road of Washington. Signor Moreno ready now, to follow cur national way sit Pauoa at the beginning Kaiulani Drive.. foundly impressed with the merits ot there is at present no means of find- of doing things instinctively. They ' guess, how- Our Bob as a statesman and incident- ing out. We venture the will learn and unlearn fast after the Now ia the time to replace your leak- - ally with his prospects as a land ever, that there was not much differ- seed corn has been planted. It will be ence of opinion about incorporating claimant, while Our Bob recognizes in Ing Hot Water Bottle with! a real their privilege to practice American 1-- 3 1-- 1-- fellow feel the Island church with the American TERMS: Cash, 3 in one year, 3 in two years; the noblo Italian that ins politics In the purely local field where -- El)isc0pate soon as permanent ss which good men kin. It will as the first-cla- article. interest, six per cent, per annum on deferred payments. mak3 their power to work mischief and exalt jf . government :s bo a rare sight wheu the two Hawaii f here demagogues will be limited. Having wish- adopted, or about consulting the tbo-Propert- y an-Italia- ns sally mac forth from their gained fitness there the question of in Our carriage will convey parties desiring to inspect aroni haunts and beard the Congress- es of the Hawaiian churchmen as to to and vesting them with higher responsibili the personality of their future di xesan from the same. ional lion In his den and it is a pity may come up. Judging the many ties then shepherd. only by that It must be denied to so of politician by his past we con- For sale in native their mutual friends and admirers tend that, in no other than this cau- - these Islands. If Sir Red vers Buller whips General ious and evolutionary way, could Ha Joubert he will have the distinction of waii be safely governed. And safe gov- beating field commander who making the best For maps and full particulars call at our Ofliee, The oil Doom in California is ernment is the sine qua non of pro- has shown himself anywhere since the III for people who took it at Its fortunes gress and prosperity. Franco-Germa- n war. The honors U S, Progress Block. flood, among the number several men : . thereby won will entitle him to a place M. De ..who do t not need them. II. THK TERRITORIAL RILL. in the peerage. The fact will of course SOLE AGENTS. Young, proprietor of the San Francis- impel General Buller to extraordinary co Chronicle, always a superlatively Senator Cullom is right in insisting efforts and we shall see a determined Only the highest grade of RED RUB- lucky financier, has cleared up $100,-00- 0 Brdge Co. hat the Hawaiian hill shall be taken advance movement the day he gets in BER is used in the Stamps made by EIN6& on an investment of 51,700. Some any with the enemy. CO Ia up In Congress ahead oi otner touch the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE oil-lan- d owners came to him and of- fered him a fourth interest In the property providing he would put up a certain amount for development. He accepted and by the time he had spent $1,700 in boring, a "gusher" was opened up. The property was then sold for 500.000. of which amount Mr. De Young pocketed 5 per cent. Ills earn- ings sugar during us in and industrials the past year have also been very large. F It is a question whether Hawaii, even at the risk of saving its Ameri- canism impugned, can afford to be eager for the annexation of the Phil- ippines. To be sure the Philippines Bargamns Presi- Won are in American hands and. as derral dent Schurman points out, the country 13 bound to maintain law and order WIlMlMlf there If It can and to work out the problem of civilization. Jll there 1? nothing in the way of selling the ar- chipelago to some other civilized pow- RT vv STOKE er, which would act fcr us by proxy, illiiWllill llL providing the party of the second ran will buy, and If that is done Hawaii will be benefited In a very practical way. It is bad enough to have to com- pete with Cuba in the American sugar Largest Store, Largest Stock at the Lowest Prices Ever Offered in this City. market by and bye, without counting the enormously productive Philippines Into that category also. So if the Philippines finally go elsewhere we, as Nl w Hawaiians, will have no reason to 6DS shed tears. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER : HONOLULU, DEC EM HER 2 IS!)!). n

3oooooooeoooooooooooooooooooo TY AT ALEXAMHSK BALDWIN ;TK RRST IfHI UK CI OF HAWAII, LTD. ; Incorporate.! Under the Laws of tit Manager j Republic of Hawaii. if T IlZ Renton and Wife Sugar Factors If am: Authorized Capital, SI. 000.000. Tf Entertain. uC:ritcJ Capital. 750.000. 1l IMiJ Up Cjpllal, 500,000. If! ."""l b Commission Merchants OFFICERS AND 9 Anniversary of Marriage on DIRECTORS: Cecil Brown Preftlde&t Thanksgiving Dancing JUDD BUILDING. 11. F. Dillingham Vlre-PrcJ- dt and Music. V. G. Cooper Cah!r o E. M. Boyd Sfctrtaxj G. F. McLood Aodltor DlroctorPCYcll Brown. II. F. Dil- Thursday evening manager and Mis. lingham, Mark P. Roblnso. Unie Geo. F. Renton of Eva plantation gave Cartwrlght and G. W. Macfartane. a dancing party to the white employ- DRAW ON: ees and residents of the plantation, ng EXCHANGE San Francisco The Anglo-Cali- f or-ni- an tho American colony who are sir! Bank, Limited. planting fine on shares, and also a Chicago Tho Merchant Loan and few friends from Honolulu. It was Trust Company. the fourteenth anniversary of the mar- Now York J. & W. Scligman & Com- Would it not be to present a pany. 3 better riage of Mr. and Mrs. Renton as well THAT TIRED FEELING so common lxmdon The Anglo-Callfornl- aa as Thanksgiving Day. The large resi- in this enervating climate, can be re- lieved at once by rubbing the head Bank, Limited. gift of something" that would not only dence was tastefully decorated with Paris Socleto Genomic. thoroughly with a small quantity of bamboo, ferns, palms and sprays of the Pacheco Dandruff Killer. While Berlin Gebrudcr Meyer. - in- other trees. A large American flag is unequalled Hamburg M. M. Warburg & Com- be appreciated- but useful. For this preparation for the pany. o hung draped in the arch between the eradication of dandruff, it also pos- m sesses remarkable stimulating proper- Hongkong and Yokohama Th two main rooms which were brilliant- Chartered Bank of India, Australia stance what is more acceptable to a o ly lighted with incandescent electric ties which not only affect the scalp bnt through that medium the whole sys- and China. lights. tem. Try one application of Australia The Union Bank of Aus- tralia, Limited. mother or father than a The music was fine, the guests were PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER. v 5s Canada Bank of Montreal. lively, and all present enjoyed them- For sale by all druggists and at the selves greatly. A lunch was served at Union Barber Shop. Telephone COG. Exchanoo bought and Bold 11: CO after which the dancing was and Lottors of Crodlt laauod on Handsome continued till nearly one o'clock. One all parts of tho world. of the enjoyable features of the occa- HAVE JUST OPENED sion was an Irish jig performed by Mr. num. D. Douglas. At the close all joined A Shop in the Aloha Building, Fort TBE WM OF HAWAII. hands, sang "Auld Lang Syne," gave street, near Vineyard. three hearty cheers for Mr. and Mrs. LIMITED. Renton, and returned to their places I am now prepared to do all kinds of Incorporated Under tho Lawa of tht rfAin of abode cherishing many kindly feel- Republic Hawaii. PLUMBING, TINNING of 9 ings toward the host and hostess for CAPITAL H00.OOO.W a their generous entertainment, which and GENERAL JOBBING OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. will undoubtedly be remembered for Chas M. Cooke Preildent years to come. REASONABLE PRICES. P. C. Jones Vice President C. H. Cooke Cannier BY THE S. 1 Among those present were the WM. W. GRAHAM. F. C. Athrrton Apslstant Cahlcr 1 L Misses Tempteton, Miss Winne, Mr. Directors Henry Waterhouse, Tom H May, F. 12. D. II W. Macfarlane, 1 Tempieton and Mr. Cooley from town, Tennj, 3 Mr. and Mrs. Murdock, Douglas, J. A. McCandless. A L AIM.; 12 Richardson, and Bonds Solicits tho Acco'M of Firms, Cor- shipment of Christiansen, Tieman, Stocks porations, Trusts, m. "duals and will O'Dowda, Lampe, Brown, Myhres, promptly and caiofu'ly ntlrnd to all , BOUGHT AND SOLD. Mulholland. Misses Wore.-.- Stevens, business connected with banking tn-trust- od Farmer, McCullough, Eklund. Messrs. to It. Sell and Purchase For- eign Exchange, Issuo Letters of Credit. Kinney, Campbell, May, Nelson.Thir-kiel- d, Members Honolulu Slock SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. DeFreest, Coombes, MacLeod, Exchange. Ordinary Brown, and Term Debits received McKeever, Farmer and Paine. and Interest allowed in accordance with rules and conditions printed In IN TOE COURTS. Wernicke Book Cases. pass books, copies of which may b had on application. We are introducing them and Judd Building, A Ten Years Sentence Acquittal have a shipment soon to airive. Fort street. in the Denny-Armstro- ng Case. The Globe Company's JAPANESE INTO LICE8CE OFFICE. A sentence of 10 years imprisonment Desks, Filing-case- s and all with hard labor was yesterday morn- Cooks, Waitcro and Plantation kinds of oftict novelties secured Laborers Promptly ing by De-teg- ni Furnished imposed Judge Perry on at lowest rates. at Short Notice. together a new line of Trimmings, Marcello, convicted on Wednes- with INTERPRETER AND TRANSLATOR. 33s day on a charge of Office Desks and Chairs manslaughter in S the second degree. ADACHI. Lamps, Whips, Sun Shades. Extra Continually on hand. P. O. Box 819; CHlce jvith F. J. Tea-ta- , The jury in the Denny-Armstron- g 327 King Street. conspiracy trial in Judge Stanley's Fine Astrachari Laprobes, just the court, returned a verdict of not guilty at about 4:35 yesterday afternoon and THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK thing for rainy weather. defendants were discharged. LIMITED. the The trial of Tarn Tai and four others Warehouse, Merchant Street. for unlawful assembly at Waianae has Telephone 313. Paid Up Capital Yen 12,000.000 been continued till next term. Reserved Fund Yen 7,300,000 In case of Maigawa CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. IRWIN the Kuitaro DEAD (Jap) charged with assault with intent OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES To Be in Style to kill, jury returned a verdict of SDrecKels Bankers AND AGENCIES: thet Ml Kobe, London, Lyons, New York guilty of "assault with a weapon emin- HONOLULU, II. I. San Francisco, SHOULD E Shanghai, Bom ently and obviously dangerous to life," SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THE bay, Hongkong, Tokyo. and defendant was sentenced by Judge NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF INTEREST ALLOWED: Perry to imprisonment at hard labor SAN FRANCISCO. On Fixed Deposit for 12 raontus 4 p. . . p. a. for eighteen months. DRAW EXCHANGE ON On Fixed Deposit for C months p. Na- 2A c i E. C. Macfarlane has filed an appeal SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada p. a. Rubber against the commissioners award in re tional Bank of San Francisco. On Fixed Deposit for 2 xnontha 3 p. LONDON The Union Bank of Lon-do- n p. c the widening of Beretania street. (Ltd.). a. Application for a new trial by de- INTEREST ALLOWED I1Y THE NEW YORK American Exchange Na- HEAD fendant's attorney in the case of C. tional Bank. OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA: CHICAGO Merchants' National On Current Deposit 1 2-- 10 sen per day. Kane, sentenced to six months im- Bant On Fixed Deposit for 12 nionhta, costs on charge of PARIS Credit Lyonnais. t res prisonment and a BERLlN-rDresdn- er per cent. p. a, , Bank. larceny in the second degree, was yes- HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Bank buys ami receives for col - lection Bills ON TOUR CARRIAGE terday refused by the Court. A fur- Hongkong and Shanghai Banklnf of Exchange, imutm Corporation. Drafts and Letters of Credit on the ther application for time in which to Agencies granted. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA above Branches and and to file a bill of exceptions was Bank of New Zealand. transacts a general banking business. It costs no more in the long run be in style than out of it. VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank a Agency Yokohama Speclo o St. Clements Fair Today. of British North America. Bank: sl New Republic Bldg., Honolulu, li. 1. o The great fair of the ladies of St. Transact o General Banning i Heme Busmes Clement's Chapel takes place today at Deposits Received. Loans made on ESTABLISHED IN 1853. We cannot afford to miss calling your attention to our Approved Security. Commercial and 4 late residence of Mrs. Gulick, King the Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of 0 street, opposite the Arlington hotel. Exchange Bought and Sold. 8ISHOP & CCk The whole affair is characterized by COLLECTIONS FROMPTLY : LINE. the greatest taste, and is most credit- ACCOUNTED FOR. Bankers HARNESS able to the authors and workers. In TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKINO We have in stock: DOUBLE and SINGLE BUGGY and SURREY HARNESS, fancy work, the display is very beauti- BISHOP & CO. AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. EXPRESS and HACK HARNESS, DUMP CART HARNESS, PLOW HARNESS ful, there being many specimens of ex- cellent work of various kinds. The Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Etc., Etc.. Etc. from the hest known manufacturers in the States. so pretty any child with- BANK Credit issued, available In all lht dolls are that SAVINGS Principal Cities of the World. out one may well oe consumed with On October 1st, 1898, and continuing O envy. Silver and glass ornaments are until further notice, Savings Deposits INTEREST allowed afto - Don't place an order until you have seen our stock o July 1st. in the latest fashions .and are the most will be received and Interest allowed 1898, on fixed deposits: 3 months S pr o by one-ha- lf per 6 2 suitable that could be obtained in Lon-- ! this Bank at four and cent: months per cent; 12 months o cent per annum. The terms, rules and 4 per cent , o don and New York. All these and regulations of the Hawaiian Postal o ! o many other things most suitable for Savings Bank will be adopted aa far o Christmas presents can be found. That as it Is practicable to apply them, and C. BREWER &CO L'D CARRIAGE AND Cash Reserve of $50,000 as required the ice cream and refreshments will be the Queen Street Honolulu, 1L goes saying. No under the Postal Act will be main- of the best without tained. AGENTS FOR o HARNESS j o pains has been spared to give pleasure Printed copies of the Rules and Reg Hawaiian Agricultural Company, On to the public, and to enable them to ulations may be obtained on applica mea Sugar Company, Uonomu Sugar REPOSITORY. o purchase the best articles at the lowest tion. Company, Walluku Sugar Company, cost. The fair will be open from 10 a. American Sugar Co., Makee Sugar & CO. Company, Ookala Sugar - m. to 10 p. m. today. The admission bishop Plantation Honolulu, September 7, 1898. Company. Haleakala Ranch Com- Street, Above Club Stables. is 25 cents. pany, Kapapala Ranch, Molokal Fort Ranch. JUHEI ISHIZUKA Planters' Line, San Francisco Packets, AGENCY OF Charles Brewer & Co.'s Lino of Bos- Stage Line. ton Packets. Ki HIN BANK, LTD, Agenta Boston 17 ard of Underwrit- o HENRY BRYANT, ers. Prop. Vineyard Street. Agents for Philadelphia Board of U- nderwriters. Island Orders Promptly Filled. Transact General Banking and Ex Standard Oil Co. change Business. The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal-kan- e, LIST OF OFFICERS. and Kuoloa, will leave Postoffice, HEAD OFFICE TOKYO, JAPAN C. M. Cooke, President; Georgs IL Bethel street side at 9 a. m. on Mon- Draw Exchange on Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, day, Wednesday and Friday, calling Treasurer Secretary; Col. W. F. y nd passengers packages Love-jo- NATIONAL BANK, WaUr-hous- 4 for and at FIRST Allen, Auv t?Ar; P. C. Jones, II. e, 9 POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOO0O & Co.'s, No. 19, Nmianu street. YOKOHAMA G. U. Carter, Directors. TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. DECEMBER 2, 1899.

Hock's tajnks were three pairs of worn THE GOOD TIMES ihos, tied together, heel and toe, and Y NOTICE A wrapped eo:iipactiy in newspapers. In- AUTHORITY. LAXATIE. side each pair of shoes were many ELECTION OF OFFICERS. pierages of hiif pear is. There were two quarts of the geais altogether. IRRIGATION NOTICE. Good They were of all sizes, and until the AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OK THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS Their Effect on Political experts examine taem it will not be the OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATION Ifconxht has borne the signature of the known what are genuine and are Holders of water privileges, or those COMPANY, held h!s day. the follow- what ing officers were Wtitern Chemical Co. of Chicago, III., Outlook. imr at ion. paying water rates, are hereby notified circled to serve for Thing 1 the ensuing year, viz: years. Allow no one you aese half pearls are used extensive- that the hours for irrigation purposes for to deceive ly in the manufacture of Dr. R. McKibbin Pretiident jewelry, but are from 6 to S o'clock a. m. with counterfeits. Imitations and "just To kllOW ai)QUt VOlir food i :ne inn at 2 on is expensive. and from J. N. Wright Vice President article Both 1 foods" are but en- - '.rue and false are dutiable. to G o'clock p. m. Geo. II. Robertson Treasurer experiments, and puritV- - jt. Xo one Can afford Democratic National Committee When the ofneers had secured ANDREW BROWN, J. M. Dowsett lAOer the health of children. . . . . , . . all the Auditor 10 ovenooK tins important hear That They Will Re-ele- ct pearls from Bock's trim they exam- Supt. Honolulu Water Works. E. F. Bishop Secretary President McKlnlay. ined his wearing apprael. In the in Dr. R. McKibbin Director tiling in Leverage. People side pocket of hi-- topcoat they found Approved by: Geo. II. Robertson Iirct4r who know, .ay that women a package containing seme beautiful ALEX. YOUNG, Hustaee Director Uliat is Laxatine? specimens. In the tail pockets of his H. Armitace Director A t - 1 1 Minister of Interior. and children can use and be coat were :ounu pear.s, ana mere were Cecil Brown Director CHICAGO. .Nov. 20. The Democrat Honolulu, June 14, 1S0D. 5255 LAXATINE IS NOTHING BUT TIIE more in the other pickets. The cus E. P. BISHOP, sure of it's absolutely purity ic nanonai executive committee, with toms officers are inclined to think the FINEST CASTOR OIL, with its objec- N - . 1 1 ! Secretarv. .u.jiiai l r r r nfarls on his person imitation. A tionable taste removed by our new mild and delicious L.njnnan i. jones in. tlx; ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Dated, Honolulu. Nov. 11. IK?. - ;- chnliv ?npn- m- - nf Tn,i v -i o rough estimate of the value of the en f.s rocesa. LAXATINIJ la as ple.uant to tire seizure is $50,000. I in :ae Sherman House, l!scusdin? AT THE ANNUAL MEETING Oi Uke &a honey. Children like it. No Hock does not speak English. lh EWA PLANTATION COMPANY mat pertaining to organization he was horn in has the Waiakea Mill Co.. held this date to pet them iL con- RAINIER its said Austria and trouble to take It Aajs ana means gone from Trieste to Paris. Special the following officers were elected for (H tain! neither opium, morphine, nor and the ensuing year: AT THE ANNUAL MEETING attairs ct tae cammitee. The commit Agent Theobald has learned of a trip the shareholders of the Ewa Planta- ether narcotic substances. It relieves that Bock made from Paris to th Mr. F. M. Swanzy Company, on BEER ter will meet again tomorrow, and. President tion held in Honolulu ttethlng troubles, cures constipation country last May, and regrets that Mr. Alex. Young Vic. President Thursday, November 2:M. tin Is expected, will not get through with hock s baggage was not Mr. C. and flatulency; assimilates the Its ideal for home use a trial searched at T. Davie Treasurer following officers wore elected t'' it food. business on hand before night. that time. Bock spent Sunday nigl Mr. W. II. Baird Secretary serve for tho ensuing year: rtxnlatea the stomach and bowel3, giv- - COllVinCCS ponce today was ( Nothing was aid about a meeting o in tae station and Mr. T. R. Key worth . Auditor J. B. Atherton President la healthy and natural sleep. The tak.?n before United States Commis C. M. lut.iuiiai cuiimiiuee. i;iu it is tile sioner Shields and held $5000 bail W. H. BAIRD, Cooke Vice President Children's Panacea the ! te in I). Mothers' opiniri of mcs: of the national com He said he 'had no means of securing Secretary. E. Tenney Secretary .Nov. MO, 1809. 5PV, W. A. Bowen t:. bail went to Ludlow-stre- et Honolulu, Treasurer Hawaii Land Co. mitteemen that the full committee wil and jail. B. Prepared by 1 reasury J. Castle Auditor only the Western bo called to meet in Washington on agents sav they nave no Chemical Co., Chicago. Ills. KD. evidence to show that Bock had any ac The above named officers also con- liIMll February 22, and that the Nationa complices. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. stitute the Board of Directors. Democratic Convention will be held the H. D. TENNEY. latter part of May or the first of Al THE ANNUAL MEET I Nil OF 5101 Sec. Ewa Plant. Co. $50,000. June. TEN SHIPS ASHORE. the stockholders of the Pioneer Mill .Mr. Jones would sav nothing about Co., ! Ltd., held November 29, 1899. the GONSALVES&CO . Capital, paid up $29,oro. calling 'th3 committee. The Straits of Magellan Strewn With following officers were elected to serve WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO. Wreckage. L.13HTJ5D. The committeemen were verv nn during the ensuing year: LIMITED. communicative as to what was done at NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 20. According Paul Isenberg President Sole Agents for OFFICERS. le meeting. Secretary Charles A to reports brought in today ten ships J. F. Hackfeld Vice President Walsh said the AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF W. C. Achi President & Manager committee had trans are ot Magellan. H. A. Isenberg Treasurer Agri- the Hawaiian Islands. acted no business of interest Or im ashore in the sraits. the shareholders of the Walalua J. K. Kahookano Vice President The steamship Kurdistan, Captain Ed. Suhr Secretary cultural Co.. Ltd.. held in Honolulu portance and had only considered ad W. Pfotenhauer Auditor J. Makainai Treasurer ministrative affairs. After the meet Lalehale, reported six and the Heed on Thursday, November 2Hd. tin The above officers, except following eelcte.1 to PHOTOS E. Johnson Secretary ing had adjourntd, however, some of less, Captain Miller, reported four. named the officers were ENLARGED the committeemen continued the dis auditor and H. Fccke, F. W. Macfar-lan- e serve for the ensuing oar: Geo. L. Desha Auditor Each vessel came through the strains and J. A. McCandless Will consti- cussion of the probable situation next oound here for coal, and had an ex J. B. Atherton President year. They disclosed the fact that a tute the Board of Directors. . M. Cooke Vice President tremely rough voyage. EI). SUHR, TO ANY BOARD off E. I). Tenney Secretary OF DIRECTORS. Whil the Patagonian coast the HOG Secretary. M sitting had been devoted to discussing wrecked v ssels could be discerned, W. A. Bowen Treasurer J. K. Kahookano. the p.obable effect of higa prices on .tit owing to the heavy weather and If. Waterhouso . Auditor Makainai. the campaign ot 1900. It was said (that the treacherous formation of ithe oast The above named officers also con J. several members of ..ha committee are ANNUAL MEETING. W1U Make a Suitable XMAS PRES- Wr. Bipikane. ine neither vessel dared approach, and stitute tho Board of Directors. Give J. of the opinion that if present prices of names steamships E. D. TENNEY. ENT to Your Friend3. manufactured products are maintained t..e of the wrecked THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL The above Company will buy, lease, or fate of the crews could not be 101 Sec. Walalua Agr. Co., Ltd. next year, with plenty of work in sight, learned. The wrecks stretched for meeting of the KAHUK U PLANTA- or sell lands in all parts of the Ha- the Democrats will '"have a. hard row several niiles. TION COMPANY will be held in the B. LICHT1G, waiian Islands; and also has houses in to hoe" unless they can show farmers Judging from a former experience of rooms of the Chamber of Commerce on ASSESSMENT NOTICE. City and workmen they -- are not getting an the Kurdis'tan, the crews of wreck Saturday morning, December 2d, at 10 05 Fort Street, above Dewey Res- the of Honolulu for rent. equivalent increase for prod- the taurant. their farm ed vessels imay have been devoured by o'clock to listen to the reports of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ucts ami labor. cannibals. The Kurdistan was dis Treasurer and Manager and for the purpose the fifth assessment of ten (10) per It is the of some of the abled in the straits once, and the crew election of officers. cent on capital ntock of Hono committeemen to organize a bureau of - the the The purchase of a HONOLULU was obliged to give battle to the man- W. W. HALL, lulu Rapid Transit & Land Co. will In- information and education, whose duty eaters. 540G Secretary. to def- due and payable to J H. Fisher at it shall be gather accurate and & on inite information relating to trusts, Bishop Co., bankers, Honolulu, Cleveland EAR INFIRMARY BUYS CUBAN PROPERTY. the 1st day of November, prox. The of manufacturing, selling prices S. EMD cost ELECTION OF OFFIC-R- shares upon which any assessment may Jupported by Voinntary Contributions. to jobbers and middlemen, selling Bicycle prices to consumers, wages paid and Carnegie Company Invests Heavily in remain unpaid after thirty days from Island Vanies. said date will bo declared delinquent. EOiVtLAKE FREE TREATMENT to the Poor of cost of raw material. They believe AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL that .they will be able to show the 20. of Catton, CHAS. H. ATHERTON. mis-- ill nationalities. that SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. Ru meeting of the stockholders H. A Co. will prevent any present high prices are the result of & 29th Secretary R. T. L. fp'1 For Information as to card3 of ad- mors current tor several weeks cul Neill Co., Ltd., held here on the 1, 1S99. rssfj trusts and combinations and that off- Honolulu, Nov. mission and to the service, etc., etc., minated today in the definite admis of November, the following named lAi6x. J your Automobile. The workmen have been given but a small icers were elected: tpply at the proportion of the increase in selling sion by omeiais ot the sataniiio ana came popular price;-prevai- l. President ASSESSMENT NOTICE. values. Moroto Railroad and the Ponupe mine Robt. Catton This idea has assumed such tangible John Neill Secretary hat both properties had been sold to J. P. Cooke Treasurer THE THIRD ASSESSMENT OF f. INFIRMHRY form that it is predicted W. II. (Coin) per per assess- THIRD FLOOR, Harvey will be placed at the head of the Carnegie Company. The Ponupe JOHN NEILL, cent (1 share) on the VAKB CO RROORES3 BLOCK. the bureau. None of the committee- maie is considered one of ithe richest Secretary. able stock of the Karaalo Sugar Co., HONOLULU manganese my offico men would admit this matter had been mines in the world. It has Honolulu, Dec. 1. 1899. 540C Ltd., Is due and payable at discussed. It is proposed to engage a practically unlimited deposit of ore September 15, 1899, and delinquent on large staff of men to gather informa- assaying bo per cent. the railroad, October 15, 1899. whie!n a tion which can be u?ed in an anti-tru- st holds Spanish construction FRANK HUSTACE. concession to Manzanillo and Guanta- - campaign. MELROSE. 5336 ; Treasurer. HEHDQOHRTERS nama, is. now a paying fifty There did not ?eem to be any disposi- property JUST OPENED. tion to shelve free 'as an issue; miles into the interior. si.ver Mr. Carnegie's representatives have all the committeemen said free coin- King street, adjoining Government SUGAR MIILS FOR SALE. age was in platform to say, but been active in the district for a month the and 'have received options on many nursery. Handsome rooms with board.. none of them said it would be the dom- first-clas- s. Elec- aluable iron and manganese deposits Everything new and ONE 21x48 inch S -- ROLLER SUGAR inant issue. mosquito-proo- f. along the line of the proposed rail- - tric lights; Terms mill, with Engine and Gear complete. Congressman William Sulzer of New ad. moderate. Cars pass the door. Yo.k appeared before the committee. ONE 21x18 inch SUGAR He saiu trusts would oe the issue in mill with Engine and Gearing complete. the next, campaign. James F. Minturn WOULD YOU IU-L- I EVE of New Jersey told the committee prac These mills are In first-clas- s condi- tically the same thing. Senator Pet-- tion and will bo sold separately, or r rs Lhu FOR SALE ller trash-carrie- jl tigrew of South Dakota and Charles iv. Statement Sme One in a plant with cane and Towne of niluth. botn of them Silver New York Quicker J lian 1 hat complete. Republicans, told the committee that of bonieone 111 Honolulu. MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, KIND Apply to free silver was still a live issue in their and gentle; a good driver, and broken States. Supposing you had a bad bade; that 5384 WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. a feeling arong is one to saddle. There was strong that was weak, lame or caused Also harness and phaeton. the committeemen present in favor of you hours of suffering? Sometimes holding the national convention earlier you had headache, you year ;than been custom. and would feel & in. the has the worn out, listless and played out gen Mrs. A. Butterfield, Castle Cooke, A number of the committee expressed erally. J. themselves as being in favor of holding In such condition wrhat would LIMITED. -- you OtfO- the convention in April or May, pre- most desire? Relief and cure. So Corner Vineyard and Punchbowl ferably, the latter month. A strong would we all and so you can if you will streets. 5400 delegation was present from Milwau- isten to the advice of your neighbors. You may many ano kee to press 'the claims of that city. have tried things with GUILD LIFE FIRE Display this year No delegation was present from any out success; perhaps you read of some THE WOMEN'S Our other city. It was not within the pro- one in New York wTho was cured of a vince of the executive committee to similar affection and" tried his remedy; OF ST. CLEMENT'S WILL HOLD A yet take action regarding the convention iho failure may have made you skep- Christmas Fair and Sale on Saturday, will excel anything hut it was freely admitted that the tical. What you want in way of proof December 2, in the late residence of 1 offers of all expenses paid and a bonus is the statement of a citizen of your Mrs. Gulick, King street near Alakea. of $50,000 to the campaign fund, which 1 own town, someone you can inquire There will be a fine collection of dolls produced in Honolulu. had been tnade by Kansas- - City and of how he found relief. Now, that's and other pretty things suitable for Milwaukee, were conducive to verjr just the kind of proof we are going Xmas presents. Fuller particulars la- - AGENTS FOR favorable consideration of both ci'ties. you New to give here. Congressman Sulzer of York Mrs. N. Joseph Enaland HI managed to put some strong props un- lives at the corner of NOTICE 1 raw der his ambition to be the minority Liliha and King streets, this city. She OFiliBOSTON. leader of the House in the next ses- states as follows: "I was troubled for We are now unpackin sion of Congress. He received prom- seven months with a lame .back, and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ises of aid from Illinois and other also suffered from occasional attacks MESSRS. W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.. Ei fife fosuronce ran Western States, and a number of of chills. These various complaints have this day been appointed RESI- Southern votes were promised him. made my condition by no means a DENT AGENTS for the Hawaiian Isl- OF HARTFORD. our When he left tonight for New York he happy one. so that I much desired ands of the following insurance com- claimed sixty-thre- e votes, fifteen short some remedy which would bring relief. panies: of the number necessary to give him This I found in Doan's Backache Kid- ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of CASTLE & COOKE, Ut the place. ney Pills, some of which I obtained at LIVERPOOL. HONOLULU. STOCK It was announced at the conclusion the Hollister Drug Co.'s store. I am ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY LARGE NEW of the meeting that a gathering of pleased to say that they gave me not of LONDON. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Silver Republicans would be held in merely temporary but permanent relief SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL Chicago on or about .November 27. and I have not the least hesitancy INSURANCE COMPANY of EDIN- - therefore in recommending Doan's BURGH. SUGAR FACTORS. (IRE AT SEIZURE OF PEARLS. Backache Kidney Pills. They are a ALLIANCE MARINE AND GENERAL good kidney medicine." ASSURANCE COMPANY of LON- Further announcement will Ten Thousand Captured From Smug- Kidcny are DON. The Ewa Plantation Co. gler Old Shoes Full. Doan's Backache Pills The Walalua Agricultural Co., LtC. ikek by at 50 cents per for sale all dealers MR." S. contin- The Kohala Sugar Co. be given in a few days. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. Ten thous- box, six boxes $2.50. Mailed by the JOHN WALKER will ue to be associated with the business of The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. and smuggled pearls of all sizes, some Hollister Drug Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Koloa Agricultural Co. agents Hawaiian the above named companies. The imitation and some genuine gems, were wholesale for the R. C. MEDCRAFT, The Fulton Iron Works, Su Loal. taken to the eusto.ni mouse today and Islands. General Agent and Attorney. Mo. spread out in Collector BidwelFs office. The Standard Oil Co. George F. Hew Goods! New Styles! They wilt be taken to the Appraisers' The Blake Steam Pump. stores, where Government will pass JUST ARRIVED Weston's Centrifugals. the 12-uran- Baking The New England ce on their values. The pearls were seiz- Tho Only High Crade Mutual Life ed by Special Treasury Official Theo- Powder Offered at a Mod- New Importation of Co., of Boston. Bargains! bald from Francois Bock, a dealer in erate Price. SILK GOODS, in the piece; SILK The Aetna Firo Insurance Co., o! Great s Conn. jev.-el- and gem, of Providence. R. I. HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK SHAWLS Hartford. OfO-- Bock was arrested on the French liner DECORATED FLOWER POTS. NEW The Alliance Assurance Co., o! Bretagne, but preceding him had come PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS ton. a cable message to the customs officials Baking TEA AND DINNER SETS, CARVED telling that the Providence man had Powder IVORY, RATTAN CHAIRS, CARVED ADA pearls of great price in his possession. SANDALWOOD BOXES. SEATTLE AS To inspector Bock declared .he BEER the had neth.ng dutiable. He declared he was THESE GOODS ARE THE HAND- going to Mexieo and said nothing about I MADE BY SOMEST IN ALL HONOLULU. AT THE I NONE SO GOOD. Japanese Importers and Dealers. his business in Providence. THE J Special Agent Theobald and the in- trust. WING WO CHAN & CO CRITERION SALOON spectors .made a rapid examination in- HOTEL ST. ROBINSON BLOCK. to his baggage and in his pockets, In 210-21- 2 Nuuanu Street. I

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER, 2, 1S99.

P. ealerIA heroic soldier i ,. - ..-- . U-- - .O. 4 O- - JO. J 0-- 4 4 4 t O. & i 4 rt J "

2 Stops a Runaway on King Co j & AUNT JIMIMAR PANCAKE UKAL Potter Street Yesterday. I HUM AN OIL IMCKLLS. HOLLAND HKKKlNiLS. -iiniited- --is 4 SIMCHD HKKRIXiiS. IIEIX8 Ml.'STAKD. 312 FORT STREET. TELEPHONE 565. 3 Kauhal Badly Injured A Gentle ' ANDERSON'S SOUPS. VAN CAMPS PORK and BEANS. man Rewards the Soldier for 4 VAN CAMP'S MACARONI and CHEESE. Saving His Daughter's Life. DUNDEE MARMALADE. WHISK BROOMS runaway on King yesterday SOAP A street WASH HOARDS. CASTILE SOAP. TOILET resulted in a sad accident to the old Kauhai, who has been such a LUNCH BASKETS. , NICKELINE, ETC.. ETC. native familiar figure about the Bishop bank corner, and lurtner orougm iui iu an heroic deed performed by a member of the hospital corps, who is attached to the'SSth U. S. A., aboard the transport S. J. SALTER, St. Paul, and for which the young man, 'Tiaa-IioiT- y find. whose name is A. Opperman, was Grphoum Block, Fort Street. Telephone 6SO. thanked for his manly act. Hack number 195 stands at the I. X. L., corner of King and Nuuanu streets, and yesterday morning was second in DO NOT the line, with the driver standing on the sidewalk. The horse began sidling Turn dray Hair by the time BRLL away from the line, and (3 movements, Black; row Hair on a the driver discovered its 4 had gotten out of the way of the hack HaM Hcatl; or Honlaco in front. The driver made a grasp a Missing lamb. at the bridle, and liis action startled TRA6 the animal which immediately started street a Bounded by Keeaumoku, Kinau, Piikoi and at break-nec- k speed down King Hut if you want a IHcyclc that n damage was done Lunalilo Streets. Only one block from the toward Fort. No never has a breaknRe, nevrr until Fort street was neared, when the Beretania Street car line to have a part replaced horse suddenly veered into the mauka has j of J. H. West's paint the Agent, is always ready for - sidewalk in front store, between Mr. Waldron's carriage use, is tho highest prade and L and West's " delivery wagon. At this lightest runninK wheel on tho This Tract is situated in one of the finest residence juncture the enfeebled old native was IMPERIAL MOLEL 100, 30-inc- h. T Manufactured. market, get a portions of Honolulu, and in a direct line with the cooling iust about to step upon the pavement The Highest Grae, Mast Stylish and Llgntest Running Whsel of Makiki. when he was run down and fell under breezes . . . rolling Lots 50x90 feet will be sold for the reasonable price or the maddened animal's hoofs, 4 9 9 $1,250. Terms, $250 cash; balance on installments, payments beneath the wheels, and being thrown with terrific force upon the pavement to suit purchaser. street This land has a very gentle slope, and purchasers can The horse aerain turned into the operations. Early pur- Mnci7in? the hack. Just as the horse 3 for the Grades. immediately commence building street, A. 3P Prices Are the Cheapest Locations. was about to dash up Fort jOur chasers can Secure Choice Ormerman' leaped forward, caught the bridle, and with main force and true srrit held on and turned the animal un X til its head was almost within the door Model 80 For further particulars apply to of the saddlery shop on the corner. lthough a powerful animal yet the was able to control the (Eo., daring soldier 28-inc- Gear, Lansing & runaway and handed it and the rig h. BUILDING over to the police. i JUDD was picked up by As to Kauhai he Cheapest high grade wheel willing citizens, still conscious, and 4 t, mol-o-t Tho rlnvs carried into West's store, where he o (J LI IXIC Ulttl JWl. J. " was immediately attended by Surgeon-Majo- r JL of miracles are past, but FHSTJ transport Han- GIMG Maus from the 4 the price we are selling - cock. Upon examination, it was found for is a revela- - that his left leg had sustained a com this model Tfaa BIjt Sale of SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE at Discount pound fracture, the bone protruding. 1 finn flurw- -. mnttn is "Kliai vjuatec'a will closo on the 29th Inst. n impromptu bandage was prepared Loaa." CTerj 40 cents you get the ful 1 value of one dollar. Jfa Hikiwawe, Uuku ka For by the surgeon who also strapped the This Ib a stock that we bought at a low rate on the dollar, and will give injured limb to a plank. The old man 2 any no Cheap-Joh-n stuff, van the benefit of It. Don't make mistake; it is remained quiet throughout, never mur A- -l c;uality fully guaranteed. Juvenile Imperials jut ia til and muring, even when placed upon the ONLY A FEW HUNDRED PIECES LEFT. stretcher and taken to the Queens wagon. There the STOCK will be open abou t December 4, when we will show you Hospital in the patrol Are of tin? same rade as XUAS was resting Adult Wheels. i Eice line of SILVER NOVELTIES, JEWELRY and WATCHES. at latest accounts he easily, but his emaciated condition and The neatest, lightest running, to prove barriers to his most durable Juvenile Wheel on age are likely the market. recovery, as the shock to his system -- as sufficient to make his chances - n. R. COUNTER, s - doubtful. At the time of the accident the street Watchmaker, Jeweler Optician corners were crowded with pedes- trians, and the quick and brave ac- tion of Opperman undoubtedly prevent- The Peerless ed a repetition of the accident to the - old native. Some citizens wno ouatuv- ed Opperman's action were highly Is not tho only Typewriter made, but pleased and a purse in recognition of it is tho Highest firade, has all ifce Com the deed was raised and will be pre- Good Points of tho other machine. V sented to him before the Si. Paul xvith mnnv Imnrovenicnts not found In men, leaves. any other. and expert wort evening a gentleman called ac Last Every machine thoroughly tested at the Advertiser office and left $20 with Op- Factory and run by machinery at a we turn out work the editor for presentation to Mr. any possible cool-headne- ss very high speed, to detect recognition of his perman in Haw. and self-sacrifi- ce in stopping that cannot be the runaway. The gentleman stated A PRECAUTION TAKEN WITH NO that the young soldier's action un- OTHER MACHINE. SURPASSED doubtedly saved his daughter's life, or saved her from severe injury, as she was directly in the path of the plung- - An examination will convince you of anywhere insr animal, and had- - it not been for its merits, but Its use demonstrates it M would Boos x ntitude. ?superior!ty. UU115 The gentleman, have been run down. Call In and look it over. Always IS too old to be name be with who desired that his glad to show goods. held, took this method of expressing PAIRBD! his gratitude. This sum of money will be in Mr. Opperman's hands today. be-thro- w us about it - KHALIFA THREATENS OMDUR- your MAN. Standard fore British Army Officers Are Leaving Cai Cash Registers ro for That Mown. books away. LONDON. Nov. 20. A special cable Compel )llWtc-Yo- u News from Cairo says that -- gram to the to Be (correct ooo spies sent from Omdurman confirm v,Q ad- - v ronnrta that, the Khalifa is awaiian Gazette Co. van pi ner toward that town. Autographic record of the R I spvprai "Rritish officers are leaving VON HOuT BLOCK. KING ST to --i5 Cairo for the front. It has also been day's business. V decided to send to Khartoum a detach- WeBuy for Casb. We Sell for Cash. ment of Highlanders. No forgotten entries of cash Oar expenses are the lowest in town. Our profits are the lowest JOEL JOINS THE BOERS. TorofnrA tta ran afford to sell 25 ner cent cheaper than any other 4 to save 25c on every dol Against rin la Honolulu. Do YOU think It worth while A Native Chief Takes Arms tip . 11 A Ami Rtfl.t.P.mentS. lalVS Ul tl tiUl OUU J UU "11.in uuu thouu fiftta nut nur the British. -- tiirn.q CHAIRS. CHAIKS Strong duraoie mapie cnaars, ouc; taaicscai mat----- LONDON, Nov. 17. Advices from jirocm chairs, 95c; extra high oak dining chairs, $1.50; strong spring 3 top mattresses from $2 up; our No. 1 wool mattress, satin Maseru, Basutoland, dated Wednes- only $3.50; town; -- ick best material and workmanship, at $6, is the greatest bargain in day, November S, say that Chief Joel, 3F CO. I mattresses, 53 to $10; hair pillows, $1.23. terrorized by false Boer assertions that Pott hiv DEPARTMENT. "We run a circulating library, charging only 5c in every BOOK every mail; all the the British have been beaten o- - loan of each book. Fresh shipments received engagement are being driven out Ha,IEVlB"FE:0. the travel, etc. Bring along your old and Standard authors, works of adventure, of South Africa, is preparing to 30m -- exchange new. . 7 Moks: we will buy them or for the Boers, believing theirs the win- if OPTIC L DEPARTMENT. Spectacles of all kinds kept In stock to suit Boers are said to . TELEPHONE 565. ning side. The -- 312 FORT STREET. e, 25c up. A good from the schoolboy to the old grandfather, from have supplied him with guns, which 4 spectacle, wear equal to gold, for $1.25; silver. 50c. accompanied with specious 4 Mil they have v Li. S. MATHEWS & SON, Furniture Dealers. promises. TFFK VXriFlf rOMMRRriAT, AnVEFrnSER: ITONOLULU, DKOEMRKR 2. 1S99,

has passed without mishap, and . - -- i. . 4. .ft - A WHARF AND WAVE fo th;.' great gladness of all coneernr-.l- : ...- '.&'' B0 the. ordeal is almost over. e4 Miss reported Thanks giving festivals very happily planned and out. She said Thanks- YOU Stealers Winfljammers carried aid Arrive giving is past, but Christmas is yet to come; shall the children be able to la lie Hark celebrate it to their hearts' content? KNW They ask so little to give them joy! m What shall we do? From whence shall come the funds? Last year one of the TRANSPORT DUKE OF FIFE'S TRIP teachers, the Portuguese directress That the Wheeler V Wilson spent from her small income, no-.- to disappoint the little ones ia in tk'.m is onlv Uid giving gifis to parents. K the familv t.ieir h Cape Horn Delays the County of There are hundreds of our citizens machine that will ive perfee Merioneth Collier Bioemfon who wish well towards the children. Will these kind friends seai those & teln Discharging. X satisfaction with either the wishes with a dollar-stam- p this year? Open Announcement to All. The little ones do not so much care lock or rhain titeh i U 1 w;nu-jamnn-r- .s having things, it is the joy of giv- our and two for k to sN-arm-r- s ing, as well as of receiving, "of keep- Sold on iiionthlv install came into the harbor vaster-- h day. Early in the morninir the I'mre,! ing Christmas," that so pleases ilu-in- ; Do not to be .ent at the opatifn so should, for are we oh! x fail j)t rnents. States army transport Duke of Fife, and it not. voung aiiKe, anve to same from San Franieo. was off the port ami inese and soon after hie: pleasu res? X the British freight h - In the Hawaiian kiridergaiTe.i er AberseldiV cann- in the channel h MONDAY Miss Bray was tound at tne head !A from Yokohama with Japanese immi ' L. F.'Prescott ner nana, eneernu ana cap- grants. contented . . During the day the American OF MY CHRISTMAS SALE OF 9- - able. The Japanese had had X Fort Street, near Hotel. barkentine V. II. Dimond their and bark Thanksgiving gathering in Emma Hal v X Mohican, from .San Francisco, X Sole A'rent for the Hawaiian and in their own room, where the pi"iur- - X British bark County of .Merioneth, X from esque dots enjoyed the feast apparent X X s Islam!?. Liverpool, all with general carsroes X came to anchorage jn ly as well as they could on the soil of Goods X tju st.,,am f)). Art lowed Japan. X late in the afternoon by the Brit- & X ish bark Cardigan Castle, with At Palania Miss Rice gave the child Jk X the United fr X States quartermaster, from ren music mat suiteu tnem and a Under Mrs. Boardnmns Mannijennnf. j X .Newcastle. The Duke of 1 1 .. . . Fife e 1; . . . inauKsgiving to rememoer. a mro X .vw.-meitu- nncnored in :md X Xmas Opening! the stream patch is coming & me .Japanese na . t 1,,,.. forward there under X ssenrrv th.,HIV . l. t "i " blie me care 01 me Kindergarten a & X transferred to Matiliola ouaran lorminir X practice-scho- ol une station. During the ferrvinir of sort of for them. X X -- ' Von X OM40- tne .aian-s- one of the boats was can muuii street aiso naci its nappv time V ... will find ewythhig you may desire in FAS(, Men inrowmg occupants X X the into the on" Thursday. Its hedge of green is X X shallow PILLOWS. CENTER PIECES, Etc, Etc. X water. dose to the nn.ir.intin. X I. I" T-l- . anti-malari- al - - growing, its 'Sk- X was Ml re :i sc.iro for- 1 trees start- ineie it, X Wiiil.". Men. women and babies nl ed. Madame La Victoire spake for the X (Klaus' X did their share of the yelling, Castle Memorial Kindergarten on King if! Santa . . but thev X receieu.9 not lung more t han n from wetting, street. What they are trying for there X HEADQUARTERS. which was taken cood natnr is x X 4- eilly hy to teach each member to do his or X FORT X - all. The Mohican srot a berth X up town the-YV- . her part for the good of all; to have X E. ami II. Dimoud will X W. JORDAN. M0. 10 STREET X Establish;? again for the HOLIDAY commence Iischarging .soon as pos a share in responsibility; to get an X X the-.s- X sible. as both vessels have car idea of a home. The garden is to yield X .X goes X SEASON at on board which are greatly need its lessons in simple science, setting X X ed by the local tradesmen. The Car X X .1: ... the table for luncheon and lessons m X uigau vastie. wait tier i.7im tons of X TnOS. G. THRUM'S coal, was hauled alongside the trans order and neatness. port (.aronne at Oceanic- - wharf and be pan discharging into her bunkers im HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. mediately. The County of Merioneth's DP-TO- cargo consists of general merchandise I VK BOOK STOKB. Honolulu. H. L. Dec. 1. Sf'. much needed in the coming holiday trade, and every effort will be made to NAME OP STOCK. Csrital Par Bid. Ask get hvv a berth. Paid. Val. ed t4 Brewer's Block - Fort St. Mercantile TRANSPORT DUKE OF FIFE AR- C. Brewer A Co l.mooo icy RIVES. SUGAR. American AeeP9able ' 100 t Paid upj 750,000 100' in I2" The British I l)nk.- . of . . . steanihin... . . i.if. 5,U00,G0U! a??if ...:.t. t iwa 100! uien aim .i otneers 01 theit Bamoa 175.0C0 . ..! Thirty-eight- 317!,i! Wlth its usual assortment of DOLLS, h Uniteii States Infantry Hjw. Ae. Co. f frf)0,0iH' li0 330 100 Haw'nt'oni'l Ji Su.Co.i 2.312 ,75o lOi'l and recruits and casuals, yesterday Hawaiian Sugar Co.... 1,400.U)0 10O227Va 232 TOYS. LEATHER and FANCY GOODS, joined her consort, the St. Paul, w hich, Honoma 300,000 100 ltoj 193 with the regi- H M.uha 1,000,000 20: 33i! other companies of the lOOj j -.- - - Haifeu 500.0.10 IT r t- it r fr ir tr r fr r i r tr - fl- fr fl-- Yr 1- - r i - CALENDARS. STATIONERY, ETC.. ment, arrived Thursday afternoon. The Kahnku 500,000 100: 157) 175 f Duke of Fife sailed from San Francis- KaUiiiio Mi'. Co. Jd a ,20; I co pd.up.t 250,000' 20'. ...'.( on the morning of November 21, KiheiPlan Co. Id, ass 50; 10 10U bringing one day's later news. She pd. upi . 1,500.000 5r was delayed on the way down bv her Klpahnlo 160.000 100 nr which House Ku.ua lOOi... .i jyo On Ice For this has been noted, machinery 1 100 getting out of repair, which KoriM Sncar Co. Aea. 10 45 the The United will be put in thorough order before fa. np 1 i?u,w"u 100 1.... States of America with BOOKS ami RUBBER GOODS to Mannalci Sug.Co.aa?. ) 110.000 100; 15 FOR sailing Manila, proba- id for which will up lUO.tco 100 . bly be about next Monday in companv McDryde Sae.co.ld as ' 20; 4 4 arrive later. with the St. Paul. pd.np 1,650 ,uuo 20; ; igi 5 Oabn, ase?able .... lOO: 132! . . By The officer; of Thirty-eight- h Reg- u, 100i act of their Congress have authorized tho World's Columbian Com- the Oahu, paid np ) IS2 AKKSGIV1NG. iment on board are: Major C. H. Muir, Onumea l.OOU.OOO 20' mission at the International Exhibition held in the City of Chicago, State of commanding; 1). Ookala ooo.wo 20; 1 Illinois, in the year 1893, to decree a medal for specific merit, which Is msZ Captains F. Allen, R. 2- w'ii-0 Olaa iag. Co.Ld. a&3 ( 2C 2 forth below over the name of an individual judge acting as an examiner A. Nichols. J. L. Jordan. J. S. Powell, pd. upj 20. , M i upon finding of a board of judges, to Hesegawa, Ja- C. L. (.reenstead, W. H. Collier: Lieu- Olowala 150,000 I'K'j 105 Oys-- the international Kihei Boim Paauhaa Sag. Plan. Co Frozen Eastern and California pan, Hyoga; Exhibit, Mineral Water; Award for alkaline water, well carbo- tenants J. D. Arrosmith. j. E. Morris. Paciltc 50,tHH lt0:illi":;C0 i nated and well bottled. good J. 1. Krarmer, A. J. Brown. R. Paia 750,000 100; ters, Celery, Cauliflower, Artichokes. Permanent in quality, clear and sparkling, a Pcueekco 750. 0U lJt-j20- '.'.'.'.'. table water. R. Blanchard. P. E. C. 101- j Ilitt. Kionoer z,im),vjw 2-- Rutabagas, Turnips, Horseradish, fresh (Signed) Abbott. W. C. J. R. Marwell, 101 91 Hudson. WaialuaAstr Co. aee. j w. fancy A. H. BRENEMAN, 3 udge. I). C. Mendel!, It. B. Ellis. Captain T. pu. np) 101' Kf! 130 Butter, Grapes, Apples, Pears, Individual Waiauae 2J5.VO00 10C-- ! 150! 200 JOHN BOYD THATCHER, Chairman Executive Committee on Award. J. I - t S. Dewey is surgeon. II. Jones as- A'ailukii 700,000 104. i bv0 Cheeses, Salmon and Sole, Smoked Sal- in never en!d. lorn cradt-t- sistant surgeon and Captain J. Newton Waimarialo 252,ikio iro From the 125,000 100 117' rnon, Red Cabbages, Lemons, Limes, the jfrave fcmr quartermaster. Lieutenant F. A. Waioiea 10 T STEAMSHIP 008. Ms.Nettce Harrison's itic ircxxl looks Thompson U adjutant. The officers of 500,0X) 1001. Newr Nuts, Mince Meat, Cranberries, THE ABOVE a i t r d cvmplexion arc U Wilder S. 8. Co AWARD TO irrtr nr Captain S. Island S. S. Co.. . 500,000 loci ronflict with their mortal for over the Duke of Fife are: J. Inter Orange Peel, Figs, sickte. OHicer O. Off- MISCELLANEOUS. Citron and Raisins, ork. trouble ana age. ueauiys gxraic pr Cox. First Mills. Second Haw'n El. ct. Co 2 25.000 m 1S5 lective weapon U icer A. Hawkins. Third Officer T. Tutt. Hor. Kpd Tran. ALCi 20,000 100 fancy Cheese, Etc. L. Engi- Kona-K- ao Ttl & Tele- - CREME Fourth Officer P. Cole. Chief 25 LOLA MONTEZ K'h Co ltd . 15,000, "Hirano Water" rhe great kin fool and tlsstie builJer. Kradj neer C. (Ilcddon and Purser O. Bishop. Mutual Telephone Co.. 139,000; -- - softneg loot ! at- wTiakle; and impart- hei'th and The Duke of Fife is a British ship of Makafca Cof . Co. L. ass. was the only prize secured by any Eastern Mineral Water co the face. 75c jar lasts 3 month. 3.117 tonnage and was formerly of the " Paid up.... 31,000 100! ;i C). K. Li. Co. 2,Cto.oO0 TV- 1H 1S" & the World's Columbian Exposition. 4 DAY HAIR RESTORER Queensland Royal Mail line, running lVopIe's-- Ire A Itvf.Co. W,00O lOUj li'5 Lewis Co. ltin( what it nipif iutrtte. Give back t. between London and Queensland. She BONDS. rey or faded hair it oatnral color in 4 day with has been chartered by the United llaw'n Gov't tt per ct...... k 100.. FOOD SPECIALISTS. Fort St. anr inconvenience or disagreeable effect Haw u Gov't a per ct. ... 100.. Ill Notjt m dye. llice f t xo. States Government for six months with liaw"n G. Post Savitit; FOR SALE BY an option of twelve. ' 4Vi per ct ..... VJ!-- Telephone. 240. .... FACE BLEACH REMOVES FRECKLES O K. .c !L. 'o 105;t0i Kahnku Plantation.-- j tiper et ' 'WiA l'2V2 taculoratton'of the kin. rendering it clear aa I NOTES. W. C. & 9-2- Co., 0. CITY MILL CO., LTD. Peacock Ltd ia bahy av. tiuaranteen narmicsi. nm 13Ts. - Ii.ox. Consultation bv mail solicited. Correa Tin Bloemfontein is discharging at Morning Session aondence aUictly confidential. Railway wharf. Session Sales the Five Kahnku, $100; 20 McBryde, $4.75; SOLE AGENTS. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON The barkentine Skagit returns to the 46 Olaa, assessable, $2.30; 40 Olaa, paid DERMATOLOGIST Sound this afternoon. up, $1J: 10 Kihei, $10.30; 10 Waialua, 48 Bottles. Price, $3.50 per case. freighter Carmarthaenfihire, His 12-4- The assessable, $S6.50. iiiis 2 Ucary St., San Francisco, Ci from Yokohama, is expected today with IMoneer, Afternoon 4UEEN & KEKAULIKE STREETS Japanese immigrants. $227.50. i SIdo of Old Fish Market.) The ship Antiope arrived in Tacoma (Swa BY THE MARIE HACKFELD c Lew Lowrty. CM. Cooke PAID DECEMBER 1. crt erf. F. J. from Honolulu November 19. The bar- DIVIPENDS there on the Per cent. P. 0. Box 951. Tel. 101. We Have Received a LEWERS COOKE- - kentine Eureka arrived 2 & 17th. C. Brewer & Co Agr. Co 4 Large Assortment of porters and Dealers in Lumber and be- Haw. 4 Supercargo Charlie Everett was Sugar Co 2l2 Building Materials, umce ing welcomed by the waterfront yes- Haw. 411 Fort St. He to Paia Beg to announce they are no Morton's and Crosse & Blackweli's terday. returned after a visit Waimea 1 that the Coast by the Mohican. Cents. prepared to undertake all branches of The County of Merioneth's long voy- 20 Ewa above business. The Silent BarfeerShop age of lti:J days from Liverpool, which Honokaa 33 .hi ended at this port yesterday was caused 35 Boot-Bla- ck Onomea Work undertaken by the day oi bj Ladies' Stand by a Cape Horn experience which the Ookala 20 In rear cf shop. skipper will not care to repeat. For Paauhau 25 contract; estimates furnished. forty days the Merioneth stood on and Quotation Changes Forty-tw- o. JOSEPH FERNANDEZ, Propr off this dreaded point baffled by ad Arlington Hotel, Hotel StrwL verse winds. Just as he was about to Hardware, Filters, Crockery, give up a fair wind came along which TO OUR .... . UDU 01 VIEW HOTEL. M. HEWETT, brought the vessel into the Facific. Glasware, Iron Bedsteads, A. The immigrants from Japan on the M jn D IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Clerk Stevedore Abergeldie number some CS4 souls, iUMJ Freight and about 300 of whom are free laborers riUMwo lMiiun0. Carborlineum, Stockholm Tar, $."0 necessary OLD RELIABLE AGAIN ON DECK. possessing to land them. --ooo Carriages and saddlehorses will meet Twenty-fiv- e good u OEce at the old thousand dollars is a the arrival and departure of every Ki-aa- Demijohns, Etc., Etc., Etc. money yield as a guarantee -- any VAN DORNE PREMISES. deal of to Have vou tried of chose at Kawaihae; also for any othei Mauka of Consolidated Soda Works. on one steamer, but the passengers of -- CHOCOLATE or COCOON UT the Abergeldie seem to have it. -- (fresh) cakct5 from the German point -- Bakery? They are only 25 and SHERIFF ANDREWS OP HAWAII Also, new line of us a HAWAII 5HINPQ SHA TIIK K I N I) E K G A RT EN". -- ."Oc each and pronounced delic--io- cays: only way of reaching th by those who have tried "The wagon U -- Sun--da- y present lava flow by road PIONEER JAPANESE PRINTING OFFICE Supervisors .Meet Report of Jliss them. Order one for your rHE dinner. We also have a ria Waimea carriages; can go witb'n on -- The publishers cf "Hawaii Shlnpo." Laurence Work in Hand. sponge cake which we sell for two miles of the Sow. fistmnas Goods The only daily Japanese ptper pub- The general condition of the various -- the moderate sum of five cents lished in the Islands. indergartens is satisfactory. Where -- each. which will be on exhibition soon. -- particulars apply to there has been trouble and incon THE GERMAN BAKERY. For S33 EDITOR Y. SOCA. venience in former years, there is bet-- Fort Street, H. AKONA, OtO PROPRIETOR C. SHIOZAWA. -- genuine Proprietor, erment now: as witness the dreaded Headquarters for ginger avenue, above Ber&-ta- ni -- snaps, sugar cookies, etc. Waimea, Hawaii. Office Nuuanu sea- - street. process of vaccination which this --Telephone 677. 1287 H. HacMeldl & o. Lttdl TFTK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. DECEMBER 2, 1899. 9

riu I'NITKD N.W Jay spread upon STATES the records of the ! MULMAXT ENDORSEMENT. and rlu? UNITED STATE: .District Courc of North and a MASQUERADE MILITARY DRILL hna, Hy ARMY TRANSPORTS vopy of same, with a Jotter of condo Health Journal of New York Au- 1S95.- lence, i gust 24, -J. A. Davis, M.f . forwarded the h. reavt ' family. Editor aud Manager. Only BALL USE THE Dane at KaiSua, llaw.u . this Lrd List week we examined the 4 Forty Fourth Regiment Iht dav o! No :uber, in the v. ar y.K. brewed by the Capital Hrewlrij; Com- if pany of Olynipla, Wnnh.. and It In a ooo at Makiki. perfect Illustration of tho quality of SUNDAY SERVICES. beer which we are nlwayn glad 10 com-men- d, nualytdii To lie ;jv n Auspices 4 parts soda for the showed It to b Tnlcr the VAUUUIV entirely hit' from any tracn of any . . .of . . In Ex- Central Union Church, corner Bere-ani- a Injurious substance. Such a high pi ado the. Col. McClsrnand Command 1 and Richards streets. Itev. W. part C.D.C. of boor" Is most benellclal In It uie. for cellent Work Many Spec- none of pure vl. Kineaid, pastor. 9:55 a. m., Sunday the malt and hops hav b.M-t- i foflipse Matnai Bentfit Society displaced by harmful Ingredient-- . tators Present. school; a. m., ll:uu public worsnip and Every hyglenlst will concur with iim In OH HAWAII.! sermon; 6: SO p. m., Y. P. S. C. E. pray- and you have saying that a boor of Mich superior er meeting; 7:30 p. m., pubhc wor- excellence Is a very wholesome bever- Colonel McCiernand. conimandins chc ship age. Physicians often hao creation and sermon. Wednesday, 7:30 p prescribe a pure boor Foriy-i'uuri- h Regiment, U. S. Y., to for rat of m. prayer meeting. Pa.ama Cnape. debilitation, and they can safely order three-bjt-.aiio- n ON DECEMBER jND. 1099 niarciiel his regiment out in j:3o a. m.. Sunday school; 7:3a p. ni. this boor, made by the Capital Urcwlnr formation to thehasihali grouna Gospel service. A weicorne for all ai Company. on Alapai Street, every At Their Hall .a yesLeniay , p service. L. H. Dee has In his Keeping th ADMIRAL DEWEY'S FLKE'J .uxkiru aiternoon at s can .n., where drt-- parade was given. Th American Journal of Health and w:is lubi irated with Services at St. Clement's Chapel be soon by anyone. p. m, .nareh from wo Hancock wa? m;ole uj (Episcopal) Wilder avenue, Punahou This neer can be had in bottle or on Commencing at 8 King street and thence into the bal Celebration of the Holy Communion: draught at the HOFFMAN, corner of grounds, l ne band containing twenty-se- First Sunday of the month, 11.05 a. Hotel and Nuuanu streets. A larg r.t VACUUM every of very best of American OILS ven ni fees and sixteen busier in.; other Sunday, 7:15 a. m.; the PRIZES 'VILE HE AWARD- Saints' days, 6:45 a. m.; and foreign liquors wo nro pleasoa THREE played splendidly, marching at t lie matins and high-ba- ED AS FOLLOWS: sermon, 11:05 a. m.; evensong and ser- ll to sell you and give you value for tb head of the column. Behind them mon, 7:05 p. m.; jenellt of your health. BEST MASK. daily prayer at 6:45 FIRST PRIZE for the came Col. MeClernand with his regi a. m. Beretania street cars run to the Yours. I. H. DEE. SECOND SECOND PRIZE for the BRITISH, ITALIAN. JAP mental staff, consisting 0 Major Llp- - Chapel. Twenty minutes from Fori Proprietor of HOFFMAN. lieet MASK. ANESE and othtr Navies pett. Captain Forhush, Captain Stuart treet. Seats free and unappropriated. COMIC- Yested choir. THIRD PRIZE for the MOST Lieutenant Jackson and Lieutenant PI W McCHESNEY & SONS. COSTUME. AL Use Harry. Methodist Episcopal Church, cornei s Lean- All three battaik-a- were uniforme Beretania and Miller streets. G. L Wholesale Grocers and Dealers la 11 p. m. Ma3ks to Le removed at in clean new Kha;i uniforms and pre Pearson, pastor. The public is invitee Crown Distilleries Co. er aul Fole Findings. Vacuum Oils sented a fine appearance. The nation to attend the following regular ser vices: Sunday, 10 a. ra., San Francisco can he had at the following al regimental were Sundaj I Akrnnts Honolulu Soap Work Com- Tickets and colors carriet school; 11 a. ra., public worship and - pany. Honolulu, and Tannery. s places: All loik stores. Hollister hi the- second battalion, and were new service; G:30 p. m., Epworth League. V Drug Co., Ilobron Drug Co.. Manufac- ADMIRAL CAMARA, has order ami brilliant, both inscribed, "44th In- - anu i.ou p. m., public worship and Shoe Co.. Mrs. Ilanna's, Benson, ed V. sermon Wednesday, 7:30 p. in., pray- - turers' for the CARLOS am er meeting Smith f Co. PELAYO of the Spanish Na j;:ounds, in which was nheady gather- ed ;i y vy thf largo assemblage of spectators Seventh-Da- Adventist Chapel Lo- in carriages and afoot, the band cated at the end of Hotel street. 01. THE CLDB STABLES tViA TXTo 1 V-- t f'Uboi block from Punchbowl street. Ser 'i Vacuum Oils niauka; each battalion formed to the vices: Saturday Sabbath school, 10 a Manufacturing m.; preaching, 11 a. m. LIMITED-,- of companies to Tuesday, pray left the band, foar the er and missionary meeting, v:30 p. :n 51S Fort Street. battalion, the Hospital corps with All are welcome. B. L. Howe, pastor. taking up extreme let - stretchers the moo OftfC- IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS of the lino. Colrr TvleOlernand took Christian Church, Alakea street neai King. Rev. Win. A. tin? of is the position usnaJly rcci;iied by a ro- - Gardner pastor A Co LIVERY, BOARDING and SALE standard merit W. C. Weedon. superintendent of Sun- irncss vii wing oftlcer, his taff in attendance day school. Richard Weedon, presi- After the battalia commanders had dent of the Young People's Society STABLES. 1 ioportel it 1 accounted for in their res Professor L. Cook, choir master and The "Vacuum pectivo coinma.ml3 hand "sounded organist. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 777. the Stables Telephone jn before the off" and marcho rvifv ng Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. A cordial Of Haci Stind Tel. 319 and 477. regiment. welcome to all. - Sociability a snecialt.v. All Kinds Harness arms w-ii.- a surpris : - The manual cf , C.C- D (i ing feature of th lv-viev- the precis- Church of St. John the Baptist ON HAND AND ion and snap throughout eliciting (Kalihi-waen- a) Religious service C. H. BELLINA, Mgr. as follows: S a. m., High Mass, with lire great applause. Tho ijolonel has a sermon every and collection for the usual loud w.li modulated voice and expenses of the church; 3 p. m., Re- Made to Order. command could bo hnanl distinctly. hearsal; 4 p. m.. Rosary. American LIMITED. For a new regiment tho drilling was degree Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ AGENT FOR THE performed with c of excellence Day many of Latter Saints Services on Sun Messenger HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. that would bo a ..red it tr of the day as follows: 10 a. m., Sunday school; older regiments. Sacn company then 11 a. m., preaching in Hawaiian and Fort and Merchant Streets. marched past, ?it.h riileK at "por: Sacrament service; 6:30 p. m., preach arms, oreaking into '.oiumn 01 tours ing in Hawaiian; 7:30 p. m., preaching Service. King: and Bethel Streets. at double in English. The subject at the Eng- tho quk. lish service will be, "The Parable of "" It had been arr.ar.ged to pass before the Ten Virgins." All are invited. J. H0PP&C0. President Iolo at the Uzccutive build 1 MASONIC TEMPLE. X ing but before reaching there it was St. Andiew' Cathedral First Sunday s The best at the lowest in Advent, December 3: 7 a. m., Holy 444. . discovered that the President was v Cor. Hotel aad Alatei Struts. Telephone . :.. Price at HOPP'S. Communion; 11 a. m., Mattins and Ser- away. Lo.'onoi racuiernanu regretteu mon; 3:30 p. m., Pule Ahiahi; 7:30 p. o the inability of tho President to review m., Evensong and Sermon. Sam Cafe. his troops as he t alien a great pride in Uncle their appearance and make-u- p. Hives are a terrible torment to the FORT STRtET. With so many cornpanies and bat folks, and to some older ones. 512 a. o-- little IN THE LEAD! o OOO ALWAYSI --a talions out drilling yesterday, includ Donne's Ointment never fails. Instaiii O 5 12 p. m. il ing the .is: ;i Kegnmrit irc-i- toe ??t. relief and permanent cure. At any Open from a. m. to Excellent menu at all meals. Our business demands o Paul, Honolulu put on quite a martial chemist's. 50 cents. First-clas- s French chef employed. that we lead. Constantly o aspect throughout tho da: delicacies of the season. orderinir new noods, is All the 5 Cof-- t. a. aicwayne. Ham or Egg Sandwiches with a irn that we are the judc;e FULL LIIE OF Tea or Milk. 15 cent. leaders. We assure those OOO who ire i ineir iiirniuure Resolution 011 His Death by Court LOOK WO SING CO. from us that thev will $ aiul Attorneys of North Kona. ine Boggy and ixet Lrnol honest i'miii- - & Early on the morning of the 22nd a of reeeiv- - fc tare and not it at tho resident? Havaii HUSTACE acc-oan- t og moderate price. telephonic. of the decease of arriage Harmless. DEALERS IN o Me In speaking Scott's CL Albert Wayne, who for more than about a. llni' Bedroom Sets three years had ht-t- the magistrate, Emulsion for children, you Wood and Coal o tor North Kona. should not forget that it con- ALSO ; O In response to a 'all many of Kona's tains are simply too elegant O lime and soda, just Water-Pro- of and Black Sand business men ami citizens generally must Laprobes. Vhi:e gathered in Kailua house on what the child have to It-we- st cou:f Which we will sell at the vr and inspect them and following form strong bones and good market rates. Thursday the 23rd. r.nd the Repairing a Specialty. see. We know that you resolutions, ilra"n by Attorney Harry teeth. It's this forming time Telephone No. 414. will order one sent to (I. Mills, wore presented to the Court. you want to look after. vonr home. Aetin.tr Judge Clark presided and an KOxN(i i Growing bodies must have an Li. FEE. Then ajrain those 3 appropriate address Tvas made by At easily digested fat Just think how ISLAND ORDERS GIVEN PROHH ATTENTION. MERCHANT ; TAILOR torney a. JL.masay v;no was an inti much ot it there is in milk, as cream. friend of Judge McWayne. Elo Fort St.. Op?. Club Sublet. o PARLOR mate Telephone No. 228. o quent tributes to the late Judge were scoti's P. O. BOX No. 322 Cor. King & Fort Sts. AT REA- Q. "D ilsD delivered by Attorneys Greig, Aiu nisioii FINE SUITS TO ORDER Q. CABINETS SONABLE RATE3 99 and Mills. The latter gentleman re is even more easily digested than chil- 8Ui-t&etl- on marked the tone of the Court had, cream. It's surprising how cleaned and repaired. how can you be without O that Salt juranted one? And atxain. we O under deceased, been raised to a high dren thrive when given it rail Your attention to standard and the lass was one to North Don't keep the children living cn the many designs and 1 mil South Kona in very many ways; the edge of sickness all the time. SEAVER LUNCH ROOM. or a good citizen, a pioneer planter, a Make them strong and rugged, Prop. the best quality of ma- II. J. NOLTE, home builder, and a kind physician. plump and hearty. Scott's Emul- & Co. POR- Street. Opp. Wilder terials that our il Cod-live- r Oil Hypo-phosphit- es ARTESIAN Fort con- sion of and the WELLS! who was an acceptable healer and TIERES are made of. $ passed of Lime and Soda will do First-Cla- ss fidant of native Hawaiians. had E. PIMIIAH, CONTRACTOR. Luncnes Sirvei Last least. L Coffee. Soda Water. Ginger but not away. this for them. With Tea. : ;oc. adop-ed- : At all drusrrirt and ?i n. Office With the Pacific Hardware' Co., Honolulu II. I. Ale or Milk. Open from The following resolutions were SCOTT &. BOWM; Chemists, JSiew Ywk. 1 3 a. m. to 10 p. m. Requisites a Specialty. given Smokers nothing more con Yen- - o Whereas, It La pleased Almighty Estimates and contracts made for wells on any of a. lent ior an aiternoon s --5 'rod to remove from amongst us Judge the Islands. HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. a. nap, and storage of A. MeWayne; WHAT A FUSS the & Fur 1,eav" work by Steam Enc'nos. your And, whereas, deceased was, for a To Keep Your Cash Straight. QIY WFW AMTQ PI hi-lies- Ptcd bet "owns. o tcla EOILERS. SUGAR MILLS. COOLERS. o number of years, the resident district OIA lLVV rLAIIIO the mot skillful AND LEAD CASTINGS, of BRASS UPHOLSTERY A SPECIALTY. magistrate of North Kona, Island drilllers. nd machinery c! every description 8 lawaii, and in that capacity and ofHc? Costi made to order. Particular attention Repairing Neatly Done. blacksmithlng. Job gained and held the high esteem of all m Hi paid to ship's - work executed cn the shortest notice. hose who came in professional con- I Does the Business. act with him; ofifl Hoif Mflitresses now fining Mm And. whereas, it seea"!s OF 'SID. & GEORGE" or some especial mark of the loss 00 to Van Dorno. MADE TO ORDER. MARBLE AND GRANI1 E Suoccors which the community has with rea o 1)3 Tobacco and orrow heard of. Now therefore. if Cigars, we. Attorneys and Q. T3 Resolved that MONUMENTS! 1 6 officers of the Konas, who knew Cold Drinks. O. (J Court raw Fort St. near Cons'd Soda Works. IP of the integrity and justness of the late On Saturday, Ill o hereby express November 25, 1899. ; Leading Fornitcre o Judge McWayne, do IRON FENCES, BUILDING IRON our deep regret l is demise and ten At price to beat the lowest Sakcontlnue3 for TWO WEEKS, highest grade of RED RUB- Dealers at Only the der our heartfelt Fympathk-- s with his KING AND BETHEL STS. II. E. HENDRICK, PROP. BER is in lne S:aai?3 made by 8 whole family. And, be it further 210 NUUANU STREET. p&xxzttx j. HOPP & Resolved, That tho foregoing h? this 641 King street. 'Phone 502. ABOVE V" TKL. the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. CO.555 G0 KIM 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER, 2, 1899.

LIST OF LETTERS LADIES. mauka of an imaginary line draws App. Mrs M (3) Avery, Miss M (2) throe miles mauka of and parallel Vflth Areola. Mrs A Andrews, Mrs R Administrator's the old Government road; ntxo one Remaining n the General Post Anderson, ML-- M Arriola, Mrs A acre of Taro Land in the locality Office Up to No SO, 1S99. An hi. Mrs. C L known as Kanonelu. Brown, Mrs H W Bias, Mrs H Sale. All that portion of H.ilaw.i tylncbe-twoe-n Brown, Mrs E W Bush. Mrs M the Oahu Railway and mnd STORE! Babcr, Miss Z(2) Britlain, W Company track and an nltltudo of f50 ARGAIN (IF.N'I LHMEX. feet has been leaded polil in Miss ESTATE OF and rent Aullmaii, F Andrews, T I. CarbriHer. Cummings. Mrs J advance for full term of tho lease. A II : rson, A W N T Excepting (1st) lease dated Septem- Ami' Anderson. Clark. Miss E Cummins, Miss F James I. Dowsett, Deceased. A lion, V C Allen, V ber 2Sth, isss, for twenty yean from AND STREETS. Crary. Miss A (2i Clark. Miss A COR. FORT 8ERETANU .vi ciiihal. Messrs Auierton. P September 1st. to Chlm IUU b Clark, Mrs W Clugston, Miss Chong and others and now assigned to Dorn, Mrs F K Douglas, Mrs T P The undersigned. Administrator of Honolulu Sugar Company, containing 1 , Burgoss. W Barnard, E W S2-10- OPPOSITE F 135 STATION. Doming, Mrs W Dorothy, Miss M the Estate of JAMES I. DOWSETT, de- 47 0 acres Rice Iand. for which Bums, 1 Batchelog, II rep- pay Edwards, Miiss C Eld ridge, Mrs A ceased, gives notice that, for the they a yearly rental of $1,000.00 Buckley, T Baker, E de- semj-annuall- y; M ose of paying the debts of said (2d) lease dated Jan- nuynum, L Biuaeier, J ceased, he will sell at public auction at uary 1st, 1SS9, to Chilian & Co., for Burnham, R A Bradley, C E Foster, Mrs E W Foster, Miss L the salesrooms of James F. Morgan, twenty years from September 1st, uUill, u F Borse, F Feary, Miss I Frantz, Mrs M J Honolulu. 1SSS, and now assigned to Honotulu Brunson, H Boist, T U (2) Foster, Mrs E Sugar Company, containing CC Tl-10-0 Braun, T Bishaw, C Gwynne, Mrs W Green, Mrs P On Saturday, ths 16fli Day of December acres Rice Land, for which they rjay a Berringer, P N3) Bedingteld, R F Gusman, Mrs K yearly rental of $1,000.00 Foml-annual-l- y; A 1899, Blazenka, Baroomer, J Hansen, Mrs L B Miss (3d) lease November 2?th, Bisofsky, Bailey, K S Hartman, E A Mrs LS97, for ten years Irom September lt, Berry, II Harrison, J W Hart, P AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, 1SSS, 17 J Higgens, Mrs M G Horn, Mrs F to Chow Ah Fo for 92100 To-B- ay Campbell, N I Concanon, J J acres Rice Land at a yearly rental of ! Ingles, Mrs following property: semi-annuall- y; Offers Carlson, C II (3) All of the $90.00 payable flth) Jone.s, M Makalapa had- Caesar, L Cockett, J Miss Jovan, Mrs J LEILEHUA RANCH, and all of that part of Carroll, W Conant, E Jurgensen, Mrs M Jayansen, Mrs J dock as is not arable and which ii tit Clark, C II (2) Crowley, J S Lonsdale, Mrs II S Lyons, Mrs E J Consisting of following leases: for pasturage. vJarliie, G Cutter, S Learned, Mrs A M Leslie, Mrs A "Waianae-uka,- " "Pouhala" and A portion of Halawa, contalnhir 7S0 by survey by acres, lying makal or below the 03.hu 8c. Yard Carlsen, Capt A N Conradt, W Mered, E Mitchell, Mrs "Waikakalaua," s made LinenTGrash Toweling Cavanaugh, W Cockett. D W. D. Alexander in Crown Land Book Railway and Land Company track, baa J Marshall, Mrs X McLean, Mrs J H con- Stlpar Central Ptg Co. Cooper, G E of Surveys, pages 160, 161 and 162, also been leased to the Honolulu ... McDonald, Miss taining an area of 15,378 acres, leased Company and rent paid In advance for (2) Cooke, E McGregor, Mrs A A Yard C C by Commissioners of Crown Lands to the full term of this lease. LiDen Glass Toweling . . . 10c. Cluuey, Capt J Courian. (2) McLean, Mrs J One small Pond, ns Creydt, W C Cooley, C A Henry E. Whitney (and assigned to the Fish known McCarthy, Miss L years Waiaho, and House Lot on tho bC4ch A C Collins, 1'ate J. I. Dowsett) for thirty Clark, J R Oles, Mrs 1SS2, rent- at Halawa is leased to John Dcftlea Colvin, T P (S) Cunningham, J J from January 14th, at yearly 10c. Yard semi-annuall- y. for years from March 1st, 1897, at Linen Russia Crash . . . Conive, W Conserva1, C A Perry, Mrs C C Paulsom, Mrs al of $500.00 payable ll2 made by Mrs. Ka-han- uu a yearly rental of $50.00. Collins, C P Pugsley, Miss E Porter, E Lease of KALENA Pensenberg, Miss Meek to the late J. I. Dowsett Daz, Dunne, J C September 1st, Terms cash, U. S. gold coin. Holland 10c Yard J Rice, Mrs W R Rolf, Miss L for fifteen years from Linen Brown Daly, J Dwyer, J i of S200.00 pay- Conveyances at expense of purchaser. Raman, Miss L Rackan, A 1889, at a yearly ental Dawey, Duchemin, E F semi-annuall- y. J. M. DOWSETP; J Raddy, Mrs able ... Davis, W B Duggan, D J TOGETHER with all cattle and Administrator Est. of J. I. Dowsett. Linen Pillow Casing, 40 inch . 30c. Yard Detcon, M Dushaleky, R M Stein, Mrs Sheridan, Miss A horses on the above lands, consisting Dombaugh, H M Spencer, Mrs A Swarriee, Mrs of about 1,500 head Cattle and 25 head Elder, G R Eaton, W (2) Scott, Miss N Horses. M GMldren's Photos 25c. Yard Edge, T J Evans, A J Suzer, Miss Spencer, Miss J There are on this land all Buildings. Mosquito Netting Eskew, G Emery, R D Starbrick, Mrs E Saxton, Miss C Pens, Etc., necessary for carrying on Ell, R (o) Smith, Mrs H A Schmidte, Mrs II a first-cla- ss ranch. ire the hardest of all to mako well Smith, O .... M R NANAKULI, mtil you become accustomed to the Friedenthal, A Freeman, J Plush $1.00 Yard Trabus, Miss M Todd, Miss A per survey described in Crown ask. Mothers tell us wo aro at our Fitzgerald, J E Filmore, J As when making SI Fehey, J Farwell, W Taylor, Misses E Trowbridge, Mrs Land Book of Surveys, page 15S, by iwt photos of tho little & M J C R W. D. Alexander, containing an area of nea. Our quaint, unique posea faith-u- l Fairchild. F R Falloch, W ng likenesses An-thi- Farley, F Walker, Mrs J H Warrelnem, Mrs 3.421 acres, leased by Commissioners of and dainty style of Henry E. Whitney photof find favor in every Guild, A Galbraith, Dr W Young, Mrs R O Crown Land3 to (and assigned to The late J. I. Dowsett) nother'a eyes. - Green, J J REGISTRY BUSINESS. day Feb- T for thirty years from 2Sth of Preserve baby's pretty Gregson, II Graham, J Thaysen, II Spring, T B -- 1882, yearly of face In one M ruary, at a rental ft Walllam8 photos. Griffith, semi-annuall- Groter, A Pendras, P Madeyski, $570.60 payable y. Gow, C F Griggs, W B Trebincevicz, S Decoppet, J TOGETHER with this lease will be Gibbs, H F Gouly, L . Newtone, C Zielinski, S sold 250 head Cattle. - Gerken, M Gielsen, C John Smith &Co Gallager, B Geist, E N AIEA, PARCELS POST. THESE GOODS ARE ALL NEW. Gardner, C Gallagher, N J As described in Crown Land Book J.J. WILLIAMS, Graham, J T of Surreys, page 163, survey made by Haynes, Lt I A Henry, E B Parties enquiring for letters in the H. J. Lyons; area 1.175 acres, leased by Harvey, J W Horn, G C Crown Land Commissioners to Henry Hadden, Hutchings, D B above list will please ask for "Adver- DIRECT FROM EUROPE. J tised Letters." E. Whitney (and assigned to the late Hannah, T Hann, J J. I. Dowsett) for thirty years from mm Harvey, R W JOS. M. OAT. Harbarth, II General. Tanuarv "Ut, 1882, at a yearly rental of Fort Stroot. O D Postmaster $250.0(3 semi-annuall- y. I Hardin, Harrison, J Postoffice, Honolulu, H. I., payable ooo Hawaiian Pkg Harker, G A General All that portion of Aiea which lies Pkg Co Heavy, T II November 30, 1899. between Oahu Railway and Land Com Hawaiian Medi- Hermantson, V pany track and 050 feet altitude has Aloha Collection cine Co Hill, A been leased and rent paid in advance BLOM, Harrison, B Honiwall, G for the full term of this lease. Ex -- OF- ALBERT Manager. 1-- Hendricks, H I. Hound, H II centing (1st) about 6 3 acres rice i land formerly leased to Kam Tow and HAWAIIAN SONGS. Iverson, A G Ingalls, for which he is now paying a yearly Johnson, A Janeway, D rental of $150.00; (2d) lease to Hop Jones, W T Josefowitz, M Sing (now expire.!) containing three Johansen, A (2) Jennings, W J icres, more or less (formerly used as For Sale at the Johansen, A K Jacobsen, V a fishing station) at the Aiea depot, and (UVE Jennings, J Johnson, J F now in possession of Honolulu Sugar Hawaiian Bazaar, WE WILL A Johnson, W I Johnson, J F Company, and for which they paid a $200.00 year. MASONIC TEMPLE. Kuthe, A Knoke, H T yearly rental of last Tract AIEA FISHERY is rented for $45.00 Koch, T H Kistler, E a year. Corner Hotel and Alakca StrcoU. Kinney, C V Kelley, Mr Kitchin, LUALUALEI, GRHMD DISPLAY - Containing an area of aboift 16,980 Long, C A Lewis, T to Long, C A Lake, G qcres, leased by Kamehameha III. OF" William Jarrett for fifty years from Linder, A F Lacroix, P J. on east side of Photographic G Situated the August 1st, 1851, at a yearly rental of Linder, A F Lake, E $700. Lears, H Lake, C Kalihi Valley. The view to One undivided half of this lease Is Laven3, N Lambert, W II (2) assigned to J. I. Dowsett for the full Lentz, W II Pearl Harbor is the best in the term of the lease expiring August 1st, Portraits. Christmas Gooas Martin, J Morris, A F 1901. Matheson, L Mackillop, A oity of Honolulu. The soil is very One undivided half is assigned to Meyer, F McKee, J George Galbraith and by him subleased deep; no stones or on in u few l;iys. Watch for if. All good direct from Japan. Mitchell, J N McKeague, R rocks the to J. I. Dowsett at a yearly rental of Mulleitner, C McLeod, T $1,500 payable half-yearl- y, In addition Morris, A ' McGregor, D place. to the rent payable under the original Get them in time Moore, R McCondens, W lease. This sub-lea- se expires May 1st, IN ALL LINES McLaughlin, E F McNulty, Dr C A Water will be laid before pur- - 1901. z BARGAINS McCorniick, A (2) There are 600 acres of this land for Christmas. McLean, Dr McLean, W G chasers are ready to build. leased to Waianae Sugar Company for Macy, T Mann, C the full term of the original lease at a Menoch, C McMichael, W A A space will be set apart in yearly rental of $3,000 payable half-yearl- y. Melders, P F McAdams, II Ka-mlan- i on Buildings, -- AT- Macy, G McFadden, E T memory of the late Princess There are this land all First-Clas- s Miller, (3) Pens, Etc., necessary for carrying on Work Moore, C E for a park. a hrst-cia- ss cattle ranch. There will be sold together with this Xotay, P The lots witl be sold at the low lease 2,000 head Cattle and about 150 Guaranteed. Owens, J C Ogg, R . head Horses, all of which are now run- Overbay, D O'Neill, P est prices in the market, with ning on this land. Oliver, J II O'Connor, P KAHAUIKI, Paulsen, S Poole, C W which other real estate agents As per survey in the Book of Crown 00 Great Hotel Street Bazaar Pale, Dr T K Puemell, J Lands, page 190, containing an area of Palmer, T Pederson, Capt J will not afford to compete. 1,344 acres; also the Fish Pond "Weli" Pettigrew, B Pierce, II leased by Commissioners of Crown TWO STORES. Perry, E Popular House Applications for lots will be Lands to J. I. Dowsett for twenty-fiv- e Price, J R Porter, J years from July id, 1888, at a yearly ROBINSON BLOCK. HOTEL STREET Pierce, J B Putnam, R J received at our office, and will be rental of $800.00 payable semi-annuall- y. Rogozienski, S Rosehill, PHOTOGRAPHIC Co. Y Robb, W Rogue, A G given preference of choosing lots The Fish Pond and Rice Land at Ka-haui- kl LIMITED. M zo MOTT-SMIT- Rose, A Rivett, M is leased Sarepta A. Gulick H BLOCK. in the order they are received. (and assigned to John Antone) for - Richard, J Rice, J M twenty-thre- e years from July 2d, 1890, Richards, E E Ransbottom, Dr Corner Fort an3 Hotel Streets. Gramd Sale- -- for a yearly rental of $600.00 payable Reizent, J I J Russell, A C 00- semi-annuall- y. AT THE A portion of Kahauiki lying between Sturtevant, II F Smithies, T (2) For further particulars apply the Oahu Railway and Land Company (2) Smith, S track and Government road and ad- F. W. MAKINNEY. TEMPLE' Still, W Stahl, J II to joining Kalihl Is leased to Pacific Gua- " OF FASHION Stoddard, E P Sullivan, W F no and Fertilizer Company for 172 SEACHER OF RECORDS. S prague, O Sampson, Mr years from January 2d, 1896, at a year- Spencer, C (2) Shay, F M ly rental of $200.00. 3fflce: Oppoalte W. O. IRWIN & CO. Commencing Next Monday, Dec. 4th Stein, J II Schmidt, J The mauka portion of Kahauiki is Swinston, II J T Schmidt, C A leased to John Grace (and assigned to Sanford, G Slattery, M J Star Dairy) for eleven years from Ju- Schierholz, A Svoioda, K W.C Achi ly 2d, 1897, at a yearly rental of $1,000, ABSTRACTS AND CERTIFICATES Our Entire Stock of DRY GOODS will be open to Schumpf, T V Smith & Co, J payable quarterly. hF TITLE CAREFULLY PREPARED. Slattery, M (4) There is reserved from the Star our customers at very low figures. Slesoraitys, M Smith, H M Dairy lease a portion of Kahauiki ad- Smith, C Smith, J joining the Kalihl boundary and run- MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL E3- - Turner, A Turner, A C & GO. ning 800 feet along the Government TATE SECURITY. road and 700 feet deep. LACES. RIBBONS. INDIA LAWNS Trumble, II Thomas, R FIXE LAWNS. Toweon, Rev W E Thompson, W HALAWA, FINE CASHMERES. LADIES' CAPES. Thompson, W II Thomas, Mr One-ha- lf of which is leased to the Tobey, T A Taylor, J Real Estate late J. I. Dowsett by A. J. Cartwright, CONEY : ESTATE Suitable for the Holiday. Terrill, W E Trustee for Queen Emma Estate, for Vincent, C Volkartson, II Brokers. twenty years from September 1st, 1888, at a yearly rental of $1,300.00 payable LANDS. Wosik, J Wheelers, B J semi-annual- ly In advance, aird one-ha- lf Wohlers, Jr. L West, C A IO is leased from Trustees of B. P. Williams. W A Weeks. H M WEST KING ST. Bishop Estate for twenty years from A FEW VERY DESIRABLE BUILD- Wilson, I W Warren, T Nlo-;cp- Hawaiian Dry Goods Association, September 1st, 18S8, at a yearly rental ING LOTS on Nuuanu avenue, at a, Wilson, O Wakefield, W II October 4, 1S99. Eemi-annual- ly J of $900.00 payable in Nuuanu yalley for sale. Apply M. PALAU, Manager. Wright, A A Weed. W E advance. to Worrell, A Wheeler, F J There is reserved to the Trustees of J. M. MONSARRAT, Winter, J S West, E Bishop Estate from their one-ha- lf of Winchester, W Wells. C Halawa all Fisheries, Fish Ponds and Cartwright Block, Merchant St. Webb, S H Wetzel. E LITMITED Fishing Rights. The Island of Kuohua 1267 -- Werner, G W Wall. J W Esplanade, Cor. Allen and Fort Sta. and the Pond of Makalapa and Kuna-n- a; Wellman, H P Walker, A G also the Hi of Kunana and Its READ THE ADVERTISER. if HE AOVECTI Young, J D (2) tOLLISTER ft CO., - - - AGENTS. Fisheries; and all the land above or ft -

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Hawaii, and on one the depth roaches PROPOSED GABLES 3.2S7, and on the othfr 3,4ut fathoms. THE LEADING A few miles southwest of Guam, the sounding is 4.175 fathoms, and. while THE this hob can be avoided, depths of 3.-- 40 fathoms between Guam and the Ofc- - Continued from Yesu-nhiv- j Philippines must be reckoned with. i LIMITE- D- It .s highly desirable for the United rail U you want to be in the WHIRL you must wear up-to-da- te Furnishings. States to have more direct cable con-- ! AND It is also a be apprehended whh he Philippines 14,-- ! You may as well I e thai the nections thin out of the world as out of fashion. We can put all the eons trillion of a U.reci line he. ween 000 miies, via Europe, and i: is also! Offer for Sale: Fancy Furnishings on you for little monev. Nonh America and northern Asia witl highly desirable to connect Hawaii ! CP take th.5 larger pari of all commercial with the United States by cable; but oiisints; for who would cable from! this latter project should be consider-- 1 - UEFIXE1) SUGARS. Vanvouv- to Japan or China, via New ed on its own merits and, even if a I Zealand, if he cou.d reach these points heavy cable were now in operation to -. -- I in one- bird the distance and time? Hawaii, i; would still no: l.c a way nil Cube and Granulated. The All-Briti- sh cable certainly does station on a direct Asiatic line. All oo not fo-ilo- established trade routes, tne Hawaiian business can be safely PARAFINE PAINT Our Men s ruroisiimgs an i this objection was made to it by handled over a thin, and therefore Shampooing and CO.t Mr. Lucas before commis- cheap, cable. The I?Tands the BritUu Hawaiian Compounds anr. ARE Dainty Creations of Fashions Artists, made to please particular people. sion. It is not a route that can secure have a total population of 100 000. Pain!., BuSlJSce Step -- e greatest amount cf paying business. nearly all Asiatic coolies. The busi- Scalp Treatment Paper. in, inspect, be wise and buy. We can snrely help you to be happy. This is no:, however, the only nor the ness is principally with Sin Fr.ine'seo most serious objection. The first and in the hands of a very tuv firms, A SPECIALTY. Oar HAT STOCK is now complete in every v paint Oils, detail. stretch of 3,5 61 miles fieni Vancou-i- s mostly American. No cable can g ea--l.- ver 4o0 to Fanning Island mi lei increase American trade with the Boiled. Likewise our CLOTHING for Men and Boys, as well as the Tots. any th-i- Lucol Raw and Little longer than caWe yet laid, ami islands. BY 313. It-ni- ENGAGEMENT MADE TEI. nollct.. Up-to-Da- Lextreme makes line very This cable via Hawaii, not even Linseed Raw and te is our mottor at our two stores One at the corner of Hotel and this the costly co builJ. The difficulties of lay- shortest route to the Philippine-- ? ow- Hotel Street, next to Y. M. C. A. Fort streets, and the old stand No.--. 9 and 11 Hotel street. ing ih cable will be greater than hith- ing to the length of its links, the INDU1UNE, erto experience J, because it i longer enormous sea deprhs, the ocem wastes, and hcavi-- r "the sea is scarcely less and c?.use is to be condemned de than Water-proo- f cold-wat- er VkuL deeper, even to 3,000 fathoms for hundreds the All-Briti- sh cable. It can never be uf miles at a stretch, with pos- built without a subsidy that must MISS A. De LARTIGUE. and outside: In white ni sible hoJes of greater depth. A known amount to a guarantee of a substantial colors. hole of 5,515 farh-cm- s (not on the rate of interest on its entire cost, be- Toute,! was brought to Hhe attention of cause the vol us re of commercial busi- the commission, as a warning ness over it will alwa3's be small. Its of a contingency to be met almost any- cost is estimated bv fA s rr FERXI LIZHRS. where in Compa- J. LftNDO south Pacific. president of CahLe h!h-gTt- the the Pacific Alex. Cross c Son' d It is on account f this depth and ny, of New Jersey, at $10,000,000, and OUTFITTER AMD FURNISHER length that the cost of ma i nte nance is the cost of a cable to Janan, via Hawaii Scotch fertilizers, adapted for put at 70,000 per annum at 75e. or is estimated by Jas. A. Scrymser, presi-ide- nt FORT STREEV, NEAR KING. gar cane and coffee. tt--AI LEY'S 3s. a word (three times the Atlantic of the Pacific Cable Company, of Telephone rate) r estimated in order to earn New York, at $7,000,000 or $1,034 per Always on hanJ with a full line of N. Ohlandt & Co'a chemical Ftvrill-Izc- rs -- 398 gross ,178,000, nvA ven sum is SrvIKE this mile. MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS. and finely ground Bone Me!. less than 4Vi per cLt per cent, net on It is not generally known that the The depot for P. O. Box 441. te first co5-t- . nearest point in the United Stales to BOSS OF THE ROAD "Wires of C50 lbs. of copper per mile, the Philippines is Cape Flattery, the OVERALLS, STEAM PIPE COVERING, or 03 lbs. more than proposed for a northwest corner of the State of Wash- JUMPERS, CARPENTERS', COOKS' distance of 3.561 ai. en., have a maxi- ington, from which point the distance AND WAITERS APRONS. Reed's patent elastic pactional ptp mum theotetical speed of 60 to nine- by air line or great circle, all the way WHITE, COLORED AND CREPE Covering. ! ty 'words a minute, and the various to the Philippines, is 5,400 miles 700 SHIRTS Exclusively Bicycles ex per us reduce this to practical speed miles less than from California, via ...In Great Variety... FILTER PRESS CLOTHS, or paying business of from four to for- Hawaii. Fine line of ty words per minute. This" wide vari- AH the Atlantic cables follow- great MENS and BOYS' HATS WOOL, Linen a: d Jute. ation in estima.te emphasizes the un- as closely as conditions will per- CRASH, STRAW or PANAMAS. M ANSON WHEELS with Puncture-Proo- f Tires, $43. cash. certainty of this experiment. This mit, but the two new Atlantic cables Wool and Cotton Underwear, Hose aro second to none and THE TIKES long noroh-and-sont- ih cable would, CEMENT, LIME & MR1CF.3 This is a bargain. The wheels ' will diverge from this snort course and Boys, free, frotau .magnetic for Men and Collars, Ties and they are THE ONLY TIRE for Honolulu. however, be the be laid far to the south via the Azores Any and Every Thing Needed. The MAJESTIC CAS LAMP is the one Gas Lamp. You get it for $4.00 disturbancegi that are liable to cause because there is no other way in which with a supply of Carbide. 'rouble on northern land or sea lines. a the long single stretch from Ireland So unpromising is th?s cable from to Newfoundland can be broken into J. LANDO, FORT STREET. AGENTS FOR "ommtreial point of view that it is ad- shorter links, and, notwithstanding vocated .solely on sentimental grounds. the WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO.. Bicycles, "All-Britis- increased ecst and greater aggregate Stearns Tt is called the h" cable be length, there will be gain in speed and San Fr.incisfo. CJ Cushion Frame and Sarer Chainless Iiicycle Foot Pumps, a NEW KIND caus.e it touches only British posses- sions. I:.s promoters deplore that Bird economy. with washers that cannot be misplaced. The western builder more Your Repairing on Bicycles goes to Bailey, of course, but just a word to Island, 3 50 miles Yest, northwest of cable is Van-ouve- r, Atlantic, JUS! BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE you can get your old wheel put very newest shape at a Kauai, and only 2,600 miles from fortunate than 'his forerunner, WOltKA. say that into the because in the Pacific the is'hort great-circl- e very small expense, at is not a British possession. Philadelphia, Pcn:i.. U. S. it That it as not is because the vessel route is also the route of short- est links. It does not run through the lesra-'che- to annex it as an une'aimed too I arte, the Hawaiian wastes of the Pac'fie, cut foHows close- I S1L tiiiO NEWELL UNIVEUSAL MILL CO., BAILEY'S HONOLULU CYCLERY. ;land arrived ly the British United States north flag having been raised the preced- and (Manf. "Nrtlonal Cane Shredder"), ing day. Now. notwit'h standing an Pacific coast, which is so rapidly grow- IT. A -- ing in importance, through New York. 228 and 231 King Street. ifer. a landing on Hawaii is distinct-'- y runs Dutch To send to your friend a rejected, becanse, in snite of the ad- Hafrbor in Alaska, touches APu, the ditional bu--i'ne-- from Hawaii, a sta-lio- n last of the Aleutian Islands and until most possc-'o- n on foreign soil would at once de- recently the westward abroad. OHLANDT Ac CO of the United States, eros-'e- s in sihoTt prive cable project of the only , this Russian-Japanes- e San Fran else-?- OU argument with which it can be defend- links to the bound- Co. All-Britis- ary, wfitih one brandh to connec1" with Washington Light ed, nam sly is h. The that it net-wor- it can never be made to pay tae existing Siberiarn k of land Because ?nd RISDON IKON AND LOCOMOTIVM commercially, nwliner-lan- d and all lines. the other branch to run M -- : the down through Japan (Yokohama being TELE..PHONE IJ lhe colonies which this line touches are 9 I WORKS, capital requir- n the air line), and onwards to the Tskeu to contribute Philipplnps. looping, on wav San Franclrco, Cl : : : : : ed to build it. and its promoters re- its from Masonic Temple, Alakea Street. fuse to consider an annual subsidy of Attn to Manila, th.e whole of the rich wanan 20,000 a suffie'entt guarantee to in- Asiaitic coast to North America. HONOLULU, H. I. duce private capital to subscribe to the THE GREAT CIRCLE CABLE. undertaking. n. m. THE AMERICAN CABLE VIA HA- cenic Cape Flattery to Chlrlkof Island. . 1,254 Postal WAII. Chi'iikof Island to A-Uu- , via Diueh AGENTS FOR THE This route, as originally proposed, Harbor " 1,262 ran from San Francisco to Hawaii and Attu to Russian-Jap-ane-i- -a bound whence to Japan, a rational and sensi- ary G43! ! ! ble route, yet a thousand nautical miles Boundary to connection with Si- Sards New Invention longer than fr-on- i San Frame is co to berian iahid wires 528 Yokonama, via the ndrt'hera route. views) Recently, owing to the expansion fer- Miairaum of milage to connect different new FIR vor, i'.s Americam advocates have with all Asia 3,GS7 UNDERWRITER'S copied in a weak and diluted way the Cable from boundary tto Japanese Britkh arguments and now suggest an land lines C93 4A11-America- ,n" cable to the Philip- Cable from Japanese lines to Phil- pines. ippines 6G0 EXTINGUISHER. The stations are: Price 3c Each at n. m. Total . 5,040 .2,000 x'his, syolem gives wholly inde- San Francisw to Hawaii.... two I Hawaii to Wake Island .1 952 pendent lines from Russian-Japanes- e m iiruffl Wake Island to cuam .1.234 boundary to the Philippines one lice I Adopted by the U. S. Government. Guam to Philippines .1,451 via Vladivostok, Pekin and Hongkong, I ii! ii no Officially endorsed twenty-fou- r Boards and the other via the Japanese lines. ly Total 6,040 To interrupt Asiatic communication, of Underwriters, in use in Fire Depart the limited S:ates would have to b3 at It has btfeii openly charged that any LIMITED, x war with both Russia and Japan, or nients of twenty-si- leading cities. 32,000 cabte reaching Hawaii will stop there, as with Great Britain and Japan. In the already in use all over the world. and the selection of Wake ls.and former case, eonimunioation is the next Jandimg place gives weight still A Model Plant Is not complete with- very open as at present via Europe, and in No valves. Xo machinery A child to this charge. Wake Island is a the case danger on out Electric Tower, thus dispentlnt reef thus de- latter both Atlantic small uninhabited coral and Pacific coasts woul-- be so great as REFRIGERATORS with small engines. can use it scribed by Okas. Wilkes, U. S. N., who to make communication with the Phil- Why not generate your power from visited it in 1841. "Wake Island is a ippines a secondary matter. low coral cne of triangular form, eighit AND ICE CHESTS one CENTRAL station? One gener no fresh Stretches of over 1,200 miles ar giv- feet above surface. There is en table, longest necss-sar- y ator can furnish power to your 'mmf, us in the but the water on the island and neither pan-dan- link is 528 miles. Everywhere ASSORTED SIZES. Centrifugals, Elevators, Plows, Hall nor cocoanut trees. The rise and else this cable lies so close to land' as R Large Shipment of fall of the tide was 3 feet. From appear- ways and Hoists; also, furnish light to permit intermediate stations, when- PANSY STOVES, 6, 7 and 8. ances the island must be at times ever desirable. This makes it possible anT power for a radius of from IB in .submerged sea makes a complete BUCK STOVES, 9 and 10. or the to me the Morse instrument, thus add- 4 30 miles. over it; the appearance of the ing very BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES, 2, and break greatly to the speed of trans- 5 Burners. Electric Power belcg used, navet Ut blocks and of all the vegetation xat-te- r coral mission. It would be no sorious your ftold, Alto leads to the conclusion, showing also to add a few miles to the length labor of hauling coal in Aermortor Wind Mills higfc-price- STYLISH that the violent winds or rush of the of these short shore lines and to run water, and doea away with d water when the island is covered are via Mary's Island, Sitka, and Cook's 8, 10, 12 and 16 feet. Piping 12 engineers, and only have one engine to from the westward. Inlet, with a branch to Juneaii and and 16 feet. Geared with look a?ter in your mill. liks' survey of this island was Skagway, thus bringing the wiiole pumps to fit. UP-TO-DA- TE corrected in 1S9S, with the remark that Alaskan coast into cable communica- Where water power Is available It the is.! and. is from five to fifteen feet tion with the United States. This is WINDMILL OIL. ccsts nothing to generate Electrlf high with rise of tide about above tide a necessity which sooner cr later must NON-SHRINKIN- G feet.w reports on isl- Power. six The last the be met, and only thosa who have been - and vare dated. January 17, 1S90, on in Alaska know the millions of dollars Wooden Tanks THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM- which date observations were, made by and the hundreds of iives such a line PANY is now ready to furnioh Electrl the U. S. S. Bennington, with the fol- would have saved, had it been in oper- 500 to 10,000 Gallons. Plants and Generators of all descrip lowing ' "No anchorage. En- remarks: ation during the last two years. tions at short notice, and 1ko has ri trance to lagoon dosed. Island is in In the joy over the new pos- Rubber Hose ci rr - twenty feet above water. is'anl hand a large stock" of Wire, Chande &9 some places sessions with their Asiatic inhabitants, Garden, Assorted Sizes. - Nothing was seen to indicate that the the United States, should not forget For liers and Electrical Good?. of STEAM HOSE, Assorted Sizes. rij- jj? y j sea breaks over it." In view the that all tha Philippines are only one-fift- h given At y SUCTION HOSE, Assorted. All orders will bo prompt fact that the. barometric wave is eight the size of the enormous Alaska, . tention, and estimates furnished for feet, that the tidal wave following to whica there has oeen a rash of 30,-00- 0 earthquakes if? often forty feet, that of their citizens in the last two Leather Belting, Lighting and Power Phnts; a!ao, at storm waves in those vast reaches of years. Is given to House and Marie Dl.MOXD" may very high it seems Assorted Sizes, both Single and tention to arrive "W. II. now due. the Pacific be Not the least important service of a Double. Wiring. icr impossible that this fcdand should not c .ble, via Alaska, would be daily me- be frequently submerged, and while it teorological reports to the weather THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager. has tx-er-i suggested that a high tower bureau from Dutch Harbor, Attu, Ber- could be built in which to land the ing Island and Choumchoum Island He Honwore Co cable and in which the cable operator reports of incalculable yalue in all Mi WM. G. IRWIN & C0 ".ight find refuge, the same authority weather predictions for th.e whole - LIMITED - also insisted that a ship should visit United States; if this route had no LIMITED. the island every few months and re- waj- - led nowhere, me- G. --MEflRTEN FURNITURE COMPANY. stations and its Win. Irwin.... President & Manager COYNE place the employees, who by that time teorological importance alone would 307 FORT STREET. Claus Spreckels Vice President would probably be insane and playing justify a heavy expenditure of money. messages. W. M. Gtffard... Secretary & Treasurer havoc with the It will, however, be subjected to the ii. m. wnuney, jr ..Auditor If the uninhabitable Wake Island is saate tests applied to the other pro- "HONOLULU SNAP SIKHS." Progress Block. Fort St. discarded as a cable landing, the posed routes. SUGAR FACTORS strfteh between Hawaii and Guam be- Th.e way stations of impoctance are AND comes 3.1SS mi;e and this is only Juneau, Skagway, and Dutch Harbor. A HANDY SOUVENIR OF 32 islightly objectionable in expense, less All the Alaska and Yukon business to Views of Modern Honolulu, put up In COMHISSION difficulty, and uncertainty than the the gold regions goes either by way AGENTS All-Briti- sh envelope and stamped, to mail any Vancouver-Fannin- g stretch of the of Juneau and Skagway, or by way of in cable. Four surveys have been part of Postal Union, for 50 cents. For Dutch Harbor, and this business in at AGENTS FOR THE made from California to Hawaii. The and out amounts to $40,C00,000 annual- - sale Thurm'a, Golden Rule Bazaar, depth found on all of these is from Hawaiian News Co.3, Woman's Ex- Mun-yon'sa- nd Oceanic Steamship Advertiser. 2.500 fathoms tip to 21.000 fathoms. change, Hawaiian Bazaar, Le Compani the ( rage 12. Continued on 5391? lead Two surveys have been made west of Wall, Nichols Co.'s. Of Ban Fran Cisco. Cat THE PACIFIC COM ME HC I A L ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. OKCEMRKR 2 1S!!.

Jii America, was v K a Ken J go miles noriheast o Hawaii On nei-i'e- n PROPOSED CABLES . HENRY R. WORTHINGTON, LA-- occasion would 1: have an tasx tor any however - (INC.) - to grapple tor va l.i in fa - horns. -- ka generally :c. 2 : ova sem .!: and mooverished Blood rror.f :ms im ;:vs..-i"- n conveyed i s and Build i cabV via Alaska u li- - verv) i i u . in i .: :;iy. aii O; - win i hu- L 1:1 is the secret of half the diseases known to 81 1 I .; : ' a i ; Aber :b::d.! Sli! Piijiiiil to i sold iff 1 t: scrofula, stomach ig run north wa: d to Sitka t manity rheumatism, dropsy, am lit M iiii: lai: i-- .atitud-.'- i at m t: :r.:n trni.s :h then; ? s.!Uiiwest ware and liver troubles may in a majority of cases be iO i; lur.ng ;n L an air line to the north island of :ai;' :Iie yrr. . : m u i traced to the circulatory system. They can be l s. At :)j.-i:if'-?- Sicka Tin; SPECIAL ATTENTION OP PLANTATION MANAGERS AND T. alp-ar- e Jnaa. i: Hit ule i -r of i AGENTS is called tti the fart that we t.irry in stock at our Queen Street ng an ! p.i.?.-:n;5:- in- e res la very north the Atlantic cables landins avoided and they can be cured by the use of a -- 1 Magnetic can Ise warehouse a large a meat of pump for all kinds of sugar house service, n: a: an .st earners a: rive a; ?a i.vvay Ireland. disturbance remedy that supplies the necessary elements -: inappreciably greater Including vaeuni pumps, air pumps, condensers, feed pumps, juice pumps, fr;m a? sju.'i air ).- dailv carrying but than in the xnolasoes pumps, etc.. together with a complete stock of spare parts and earn mon:n njrly a? nnuy American Mlantic cables, and apprehension on to enrich the blood. TalTes for all pizs. Careful attentlo gi en all orders and prompt shipment c;::zns and Bri.ish subjects as all the this score may be safely dismissed. raarantrd. coo. '3 carried in a year f.cr Asii to There are no data by which accurate- ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR COMPLETE IRRIGATION PUMPING Hawaii. In local business, therefor?, ly to estimate the probable amount of Dr. Williams' PLANTS OF ANY CAPACITY OR POWER. this cib!e w'll ha much better pa:ron-ize- l paying business on any cable line, but than fiiher of the cibles. in estimate can be made of the fixed The North Amer'cm oifr are barges had from these the volitate of Office. Camer Fort and Queen Sts Wtrebouse: Corner Queen and Cook'Sts terminals Pink Pills for Pale People two of the mos: rapidly advancing re- - business at a given tariff be stated, ns Honolulu. If. I. Telephone C96. g-lc- in the Un ted Sla; es an1 Canada. necessary to make the enterprise a increase red corpuscles in blood and namely, the Staie of Wah:ng:cn, oaying one. The British commission the the which in the las: census showed a has made such estimates for the All-Briti- sh thereby give it new life and richness. They greater prertag? of increise than cable, and these give a basis also tone up the nerves and are a specific for any other S ate, and British Columbia, for equal y valuable guesses for i: he the mci--t energetic of all Dominion Alaskan Coist cab'e. For convenience many serious disorders. th-es- at comparicon e tab- mm provinces; for, while othrr parts of estimates are From the Journal, CartervilU, M. risdon Canada canno: prevent their inhabi- ulated together. work Mrs. Joseph M. Evans, Cartorville, Mo., nay: of San f rancisco, California. tants frnm emigrat'ng to the United British Cab'e First cost, $10,000.-00- 0; "Two years aao I hud dropsy of tha left limb so ("ovprely Hint my Stutes, British Cclumbii has to pa-- s Int. 5 per cent.. Sinking fund 3 physicians said 1 could not recover that It would b lmpolblo t -r me any relief. 1 n- cent, $500,000: $350.-Oi- M; give treatment that would afford permanent had laws to keep cu; American for fear Maintenance. leen sick about a year, and most of tho time win ttedfact. My Iin $l,2G0.-it0- 0; they will overrun it. The Asiatic ter-min- a's Operation. $110,000; Total, band spent over S3U) that year doctoring me, with the result that th No. of words to earn this at 75c. treatment of the physicians did rue no permanent good. 1 Uadlly are the built Rus?ian grew worse. ' and Japmese l!n. and this cable a word. 1,680.000. My brother Insisted that I try Dr. William' link Till for Tal thu unites four of ihs leid'ng and Alpskan Coast Cable First cost, Teopie. 1 did ko with some rclucuuico and without much, hot that mo-- t prorrpss've of Int. 5 pr cent., Sinking fund, they would benefit me, hut the eflect was almoot marvelou. The flrt ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS nations the world. box effected a change for tho better In my condition, uud 1 continued If the Philippines be considered the 3 per cent., $240,000: Maintenance. to improve steadily. objective point, Asiatic Russii. Japan, $114,000; Operation $70,000; Total, I took about six months steady treatment, and kent them In tho Corea and China are wav on 5424,000; No. of words to earn this at bouse and took them at intervals for h year or more afterward. Tho s'atins , result is that 1 do not now feel a trace of luy former ailment." Pumping Heine the rou'e. Alaska nnc'ud nsr B'tish 75c a word, 565.300. Mha. LuieCvaws. Machinery, Boilers, uiion) has a total trade of $40 000,000; There rema'ns one more rou:e to Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary rubllc, thin 12th day J man's fore'gn trade has grown from consider", namely: Of October, lSL'S. Wm. li. Wolcott, .Yvfury Ju&ic. $59,000,000 in 1S93 to $221,f!00.000, and THE OVERLAND ROUTE, VIA THE in the F3.xe time her imports Dr. Williams' Pink Tills for Talc Teoplc nre foM ly all dealers, or Plain Tabular Boilers, Corliss Engines, frm the YUKON RIVER. will sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, a box or six boxes for United JVai e have srrown from $3,000,-00- ), t 50c. fJ.50 to $20.o00,000: Corea has a foreign As is well known: the Western Uni- (they are never sold in bulk or by the 100) by addressing lr. Williams trauf of $10,000,000, Asfat'c Ru?sia of on Tei.e graph Company attempted to Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. Cane Gars, Yacuum Pans $51,000,000 Clrm of $277.000,000 a explore an overiand route to Asia and oi $.'399 000.000, exe'-u'iv- of the thence fvi to Europe (before the At- Philippines.tol With the exception of lantic cables were a success, and when And all Machinery for the Rii-sia- n business, all of this will it was still feared that so long a cable the complete equipment of tind this cab'e the moL direct and could not be successfully operated). It Sugar Mill?. cheapest route, not only to the United is said that several million dollars States and Canada, bu to Great Brit- were spent in this attempt. Telegraph G00OS WE Germany, busi- on ain. and France. The C:eek, the Stikeen River, in British commencing open our ness, great as it is row, has butt begun. Columbia, a place that acquired sane Are to OFFICE: Cor. King and Nuuanu Sts. Before the cnblp can be laid the S;be-ria- n prominence last year as a possible That Talk! HONOLULU. H. I. Railroad will be comnlPted to the starting point for an all Canadian Pae'fie. Already four Tran?-Pu-ifi- e overland route to the Klondike, is dn lines of steamers run pa?:u Cape Fla't-ter- y its name a reminiscence. xt that time Xmas Goods to Japan, a dozen different lines San Francisco wras the nearest tele- just received a new supply nnn tin the A'pskn cat. there is a graph point on the Pacific coast, and We have mon'hly serv'ce to Dutch Harbor. This nearly all the way to Bering Straits, of " activity euffic'ent'y ''ndic?t0s that this a distance of 4.000 miles, was an un- And have uow on display Pacific.DHardware Co., Ld. cab e 5s en the ,,lr-,c- k of trade." explored wilderness. All this has been The estimates for he Fouthern cables changed. The Yukon valley is now G R -- 0- HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT, BETHEL ST. were $7,;)o,uco tin $10,000,000 remec well known and travelled summer and AM PHONES GRASS IJNliN tively. Frr the shor" northern cable, winter from Bering Sea to Skagway. PA'IIIIN to connection wi'h both Russian and Over the worst part of it all, the divide AND NEW RECORDS. ooo Jnane? line., 'the et'mate '? $2,400,-00-0 between the Pacific and the .headwaters or $300 a mile, which is $?0 a mile of the Yukon, a telegraph line has been ffOHK, more thn th efmai'e of the Brit;sh built, and was in operation last win- These gramophones are a new model In addition to the stock of T. Waterhouse, lately CC53 000 573 A J. have Com.mi'sicn fr the miles ter. railroad runs over this pass, and much improved. Including ordered lines of- - of British cable from Norfo Island to and the (telegraph line has b.een contin- New Zealand). Three m'llion doi'ars ued well down towards Dawson. The It is no trouble to play them for TABLE CLOTHS, DOILIEH, will build including the wole line', Canadian Government has undertaken And BUREAU COVERS. branrhe? tr Sksrwiy. to Russia, and to put in the line between British Co- those who would like to hear them. Daulton, Minton and Haviland Ware, te ('fiO-rril- es length from Japan !to the lumbia and the Yukon valley, and thus Philippines. Dawson will be connected by wire with Crockery, Lamp The commercial rates now in force the civilized world. A line of less than a We ask you to Inspect our stork of Ware, Japanese and from London to Vancouver and Seait less severe in climate and in snowfall tie are less than So cents per word than the upper Yukon, would connect Music China Lacquered Ware, but the rate from London to Japan is Dawson with Sc. Michaels, the port at Bergstrom Co. $1.50, Siberia, and $1.90. Suez, by a ia , v'a the mouth of the Yukon. Thence Hons-konsr- Porcelain and to $1 40. (From New s.eries of cables, either via the short Block. Fine Cut Glass Ware.32 York it is 25 cents per word higher.) American islands, St. Lawrence, St. Progress Fort Street. Consisting of KUTANI WAUH, SAT-SUM- A A dcllar-per-wo- rd rate ', from London Mat Ire w and Attu, or from headland to to Japan, 75 cenLs from New York, C5 headland on the Asiatic coast, the WARE, CLOISONNE W A till. The above are leinr opened as rapidly as possible and cents from the Pacific Coat (this lat- Russian-Japanes- e boundary cou'd be naving been bought factories prices previ- ter being one-thit- rd th present rate), reached. at the at ruling ousrht to secure a large share of the One thousand miles of land line and Auction Sale ous to late advances, ofler exceptional opportunities for pur- busin3?s, and. instead of asking Japan two thousand taiiies of short cables Our lino of- - chases at bargain rate?. for $200,000 per annum and the United would connect Dawson with the Rus- States for $175,000, which is a guaran- sian or Japanese lines, but the objec- tee of 5 per e.en. on the alleged neces tions to this project- - are many. Owing IVORY WARE sity of spending $7.5A0.000: the Alaskan to the laigh latitude a long land line is Bath Tubs coant cable could well ask Jpan, Rus- very liable to magnetic disturbance, This Saturday, Cannot be excelled In the city. and sia, the United States and Canada be- especially in winter; it is also liable tween them to guarantee $150,000, un- to breaK-aown- s from and snow, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, less otherwise earned. such a might interrupt communication Sanitary Plumbing With whim On premises occupied guarantee and with its paying f".- - severa days at a time. I have seen the as the A large assortment of local business, this cable could hoar-fro- st form a rope six and eight Fixtures. dictate terms to the European-Asiati- c inches in diameter on the line newtih lines and obtain a remunerative share of Skagway, and break it down repeat- BASE BALL GROUNDS The . Wilcox and Gibbs of the business. edly. There might be even more Silk Goods with Bering Sea is Automatic, New Victoria Net oniy is this cable in short ucuble the cables. t Makiki, corner Piikoi and Lunalilo Just opened. .r, very shallow, are ploughed lengvhs, cneap to lay ana eay to le-pa- its shores and the Pan American sea depcaa are exces- by fields of floating ice, Which might streets. SEWING uii. tiifi not rake up the snore en us ot tne cab.es, Hand Machine. sive, ine dcepts. tsouauiug between and repairs, in case of break, wouid iJ.ua and Aitu is 2,i-- u taverns, 'the oe impossible, excepc summer A large stock on hand to select from, ue-cwee- and one - in tixtc By order of the Board of Directors of uteres, Atai ltussan- rcu.es be at prices that will SURPRISE YOTT. HOUSEHOLD J b u u n a r ( C o u c h o usai Whicn of these four saah MACHINES SUPPLIES uiia.i.c a a a or, unfortunately, two the Baseball Association I will sell at lsvaiid and Cape Lopatka; via Bering selected shail In great variety. once; -- Isiand is 2,4ou, aad the deepsc in tae or more lines oe attempted at Public Auction ooo- us A great commercial enterprise is in be ot OKnotSK l,biz taLhoms. Tom compatible with a narrow SATURDAY, DECEMBED 2d. Anienean-Caa.ia.a- n to nationalism. its itrm.nai the wesCern coast ot Aorta America AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Svika, a dis.auce ot Go m.les, the'cabie is to reap the Asiatic harvest, ready hes in slianow, smooth water, ana S. OZAKI, a ca- To the highest bidder, all the fencing 01 D repajiei a for che gathering, direct Pacific p flrp p p breaks couid be quickly by ble must e laid Asia, as business Ch.ri-ko- to surrounding the Baseball Grounds, to- fAYERLEY BLOCK HOTEL STREET sondP smaii tug boat. From S.tKa to l cannot successfully be transacted eith- 01 r J Inland i. would add luc a few mues er via London or via Australia. If the gether with the buildings thereo.n; al- i to the distance to lay the cab.e wKhin consci- United States and Canada are thousand-fatho- m line. Chi-- so all Chairs and Other Appurtenances the From ous of i imperial position between 440 iiea riKoff to Dutch Haroor, aiLes, the Jhfi two great oceans of the world, be- as may be the property of the Associa- depJi is but 137 fathoms. The cabie tween the great marts eastward and now on premises. should be laid through Onimak Pass westward, they will not long permit tion the from .Lhe to the of the ME south north this last ocean to remain unspanned. CONDITIONS OF SALE: Articles OUR SPECIALTY IS Aleutian Islands, because the north Here is a great world market at their side has better harbons, is freer from western door, opening a hungry mouth purchased must be removed before fogs, and storm, has shallower and for food clamoring manufac- CURIA. I and for December 15th. more even bottom, and is aho in a tures, both of which North America so mhinrf more direct line. The pass is nine to abundantly and splendialy produces. TERMS: Cash in U. S. gold coin -- Sanitary Pin ten miles wide in its narrowest part, In spite of their misunderstanding "over oo upon Wo call is clear of 'hidden dangers, free from Lhe Alaskan frontier, Canada and the the fall of the hammer. the attention of those dangerous tide rips, and with less tidal lay- beautiful pieces United States should join hands in Approximately there is in the grand of china for current than any other pass. The ing the shortest and best cable to the There's as much difference between plumbing and SANI- cabie should land in Unalaska. Bay, orienta world, forcing European mes- stand 49,300 feet Rough Lumber and PLUMBING as there is between daylight and which lies between Cape Kalekhta and sages and European trade to come TARY darkness. Cape Cheerful, and is commercially the 6,332 feet Tongue and Grooved, about Anyone can put a lot of pipes together and run them off :.heir way through the San Juan de Christmas most important bay in western Alaska. Fuca bt raits, with its cluster of American- 28,560 feet Rough Lumber and 4,443 anywhere, but with Honolulu's eurface sewerage the essential On the east side of the bay are im- -British the cities, through the great Tongue point ia to have the plumbing done in a way that makes the portant anchorages of Iliuliuk Bay, Columoia River to Portland, through feet and Groved Lumber In the Sanitary conditions perfect. Dutch Harbor and Iliuliuk Harbor. the Golden Gate to San Francisco. fence. Presents Cape Cheerful, the western entrance to It is not an impracticable and ruinous Unalaska Bay, is made of bold, veryi national cble, whether British or Am- To the display now on exhibition ii high headlands, intersected by deep erican, that is needed, but a cable that For additional particulars see our show windows. grassy valleys. The shore is free from will bind closer in friendship and in dangers and has deep water close to. swelling trade relations the United In Dutch Harbor a wharf 200 feet long States, Canada and Great Britain of the WILL JOHN NOTT. deep E. FISHER, extends to water, and at the out west Russia, Japan, ChiAa and tropi- 75-7- 9 KING ST. TELs NO. 31 cr end large ships can lie. cal Asia in the east. AUCTIONEER. Three objections have made to Le the northern route. Theybnare that it The Munyon lies in perennial fog banks, that It crosses the track of severe storms, that PHOTO SUPPLY CO. owing to its northern path it is subject I CATTON, NEILL & CO. to magnetic interference. The truth Oalumef (HEALTHFUL) is that the region is nor mnro dirmv V FOOD 108 KING 426 Fort Street. or foggy than the Atlantic, ISTREET. north J FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. European-America- n through wmch the thirteen G.J.Waller : : AUnager. cables are laid. Nor is the NOT MADE 213 Queen St., bet. Aliiea and Richards Sts., Honolola. ocean further south a region of per- New Xmas Goods I ennial calm. In the spring of 189S one BY THE of the large Nipon Yusen Kaisha TRUST. Wholesaile and Retail Invite Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron ami Bras3 Castings, steamers, cn her way from Hawaii to Handsome Vases, Glass Flower Seattle, rolled almost continuously 45 i Stands, Steam Boilerf, Water Pipe and All Kinds of Sheet Iron Work oderate Fg B Lemonade Sets, Elegant Water degrees by pendulum measurement, I Pitchers, Ivory Vases, Glass Sep-rembe- r AND Flower Made and Repaired, Machine and Ships' Blacksmithing, and in of the same year an- Baskets, Lamps, Etc., Etc. other steamer of 2.000 tons, which had jvpwcEy tlUSUui safely in winter time made the trip NAVY CONTRACTORS. WING TAI LUNG'S, REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDEP TO. TEL. 410. from Ne-- York to Seattle around. 331 Nuuanu Street, near Hotel Street. r TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL APVEUf ISEU: HONOLULU, DEOKMIW 1899. mm were lost in the Elbe disaster four yeirs and work by scientific principles of ago. i mental development. GASTLE MEMORIAL Miss Florence La Victoire, the kin- - "In the old yaums or Kinuergarwn i Real Estate j rgarten director, came to Honolulu woik tneie were syniuoia ami un.u. - iiom Chii-sf- n iniJ wis fnrmpr v asso-- K1DUS OI mecn.uiicai wuik iui aj-- Leather iciatcd with the University Elemental y I eakd to the cuder people; but this i For Sale. .. iiSrhnni ivhir-- u rnnn-cSfi- with ihp reallv meant nothing to the children. r U1U"j A UnantaDie UUt IOr pedagogical department of the Chicago! ii.d was lest on them in time. The IlTniveisitv. hhe studied under Dr. ; methctM of practical education which ! com- - ; we have begun heie are of such a D ev" who delivered the Umvers.iy DELIGHTFUL HOME on Wlklkl erfirarten Work...... t - Goods. J rxiension series oi lectures. iueie u.u-.1 . - k;uiuai.uii u'url- niil nhv :inil .'lie Peach Road. a such as to develop their ideas of num-stii- ct ,ns the summer, and, although not ; , of the utility of certain things LODGING HOPSE. conpli-te- centrally imitator, vet she follows hisite.s, located; good investment. methods for developing the mind of! which they are being tauht to use. La ct Description of BuUling Madame of great ad-e- practical ob- - j that they are sure to be the child. Sue believes in actua, Victoire Talks of the Plans aai leors for children of the km- - j vantage when they begin their dergarten age, in such a cliuute school life." and v App'y Leather Aims as Hawaii has afforded for her purpose, Forty-fiv- e children are now regular-l- practical object edu eniolled at the kindergarten, and rias cxieuded her pleased with P. E. K STFAllfH, cation to gardening, planting seeds ana Miss La Victoire is well & GO'S watching their growth the beginning of the kindergarten cdu DIM0ND shiuts, and in generous. y hi:al kstatr iuiokkil Goods. In connection with the t'"aritaDle and cultivation. cation which has teen so purpose to which the old Castle home- - In speaking of her work and her provided by Mrs. Castle. Corner Hcthcl and King Street. said: "Of . Rtp.nl rm Kins street was dedicated a plans Miss La Victoire House my plan of work, but W. CARTHCAKT APPOINTED since, the gift of Mrs. S. N. course I have J. short time first I will have to see how far it fits Furnishing Castle for charitable works, is anoth- these children who have been entrust- Succeeds H. V Werer as Assistant to er feature of the philanthropic donor's ed to me, as I am dealing with a class lit- enthely new to my experi- Atiorrey General. Holiday plan to do charitable work for the of children : Goods foreign children; for I V. - fim-- home in- ence, that is, The appointment of Mr. J. Cath- tle children who arc without Hawaiian, Japanese young minds are in have Portuguese, --arv as to tae Aitorney-Gcn-era- l, fluences and whose and Chinese children, and the work wi.s.aat LEATlliK Department. ai:-rning- Mr. need of the training necessary to has to be greatly simplified before giv- will be rnaae in'. GOODS ooo mould them for the education which in ing it to them. With all young chil- Gatheart caaus froai St. Paul, Minn., SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES: city's dren our object is to attract their at- and ob his early tra nln; ia law, Goods! lime they will receive in the ainJ O'Br.ea, one vrva-lion- s tention and bring out the features in the office of Davis and are in, and want nftr . schools- This additional charity is the Kitchen Knives 5c - which interest them and which do not of the foremost firm 3 of attorneys in arc to le wen. Egg Beaters 10c Free Kindergarten dedicated to the minds. The child's vhe United Suites. He is 33 years old. - ; i tire or tax their a Dorothy Cas- - play-lif- e to live came to Honolulu a litt.c over Wooden Spoon3 5c raenaorip3 of Henry and fits it for the life it is and - Nr.c pes, Xrw Jjra-lh- cr years. m wear ago, with very strong rccom- Sin Tea Strainers 5c tia in its future 'ieviousiy - v We have un- -- S St v v jut irv- - Ideas Kitchen Strainers 10c St t t t .t . , , & v & Sink Scrubs 5c DESK SETS. Bottle Brushes 10c inen Cloth, of PORTFOLIOS. Wire Toasters 10c mlronlfiy a n l Potato Mashers 10c r a w nN rk, in TRAVELING SETS Chimney Cleaners 10c ' i it?, ' r n t. r r 1 1 Vegetable Graters 10c ; i , h i " I CARD SETS. " vv v Ta fit SVhisk Brooms 10c Cloth-- , Ktc " BRUSH SETS. llhl-on- e K i in ' RILL ROOKS. IHMU't, I ori-i- ' r r ' If, H 2 ) LETTER CASES. l. if ) CIGAR nnd . CIGA RETTE C 1 SES LIMITED. and CARD CASES for men. IMPORTERS OF mm m m i Dolls. T6ys, MEMO. ROOKS. H mm mm mm fifoiff soil Hjyse fu n;slira PURSES M i p. Curios, -- OOO I I I 'il l M ' VI 1 I wj-.W'- II A f i I i II J . - . il '.'it r mam of ittape. I I T I'M mm . .mmm. SOLE a GENTS JMIIIM ' hL ft l '' s S . Japanese Goods of the lAcst quality JEWEL STOVES, Coal or Wood: only. GUERNEY CLEANAULE REFRIGER- ATORS, STANDARD WICKLESS Novelties. BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES, PRIMUS 1 MEMORIAL RTEN STOVES.... HEKRY AND DOROTHY CASTLE FREE KIXDERGa All Kinds of Uilrt. inik. Crcpc. 5 3 v st st st st st NorIIrop. r.oif, & Ji Z t5 .? ,5 & & & V K si t nr., i:ic. Don't bur REED & BARTON'S PLATED AND until you rave Pfd otir stock; Tht mendatior--3 STERLING SILVER WARE. r 'r w (loods and Prlcca v. 11 suit you. ) i oo mission at Paris. Soon af.cr h i(0 KINO STREET mcj.- -. .ir. va n;:art enterea - iixi Liieir ii wiiii w. u. 1'arKe a. FORT STREET. Merchant street entrance next to th- practiced Postoffice through our Arcade. his profession In the courts CHIYA & CO. in i He ?-- exceprionilly well lnurmen rran, and Hi ? appo.nMnent is 'Formerly fflurats & CO.) reg!ara.ea vvitn much f?vor. H0;Tei st., con. mm. Tentrj,! Union Church. 1900! SAY The Rev. John P. Eulman will proach in the morning on the "The New Re- Hrancl. Hnt S.'orc N'uanuSt. lationship to Christ Friends." Thn Get Your Grass Cut. Rev. Wm. M. Kincald win speak to Hawaiian young men 5u the evening on "Purity, the fifth in a series of sermons ln"Thc Making of Manhood." GLD Just received, Per GRAND OPENING. B up-to-da- te NDS! Grand open new goods;

Calendar st-icclc- everyanng new, personally ai.u viii i,o oiicicu at bargain pricus An unusual opportunity for THE CELEBRATED for one week only. L. U. KERR, Queen 9 Street. Investors. 1900 "Clipper" Only the best red rubber siainpa at the uazeue onice. We offer to tho public a rare chanc to subscribe for EWA popular 1300 will and KAIIUKU Thin Calendar for PONDS bearing C per tent Interpit be by far the finest piece of work ever Lawn payable In United States gold coin Gotten p for this trade. It now en- Ptrfecl thiee-tc- n years; secured by a flrat joys a larger circulation than all other Oalum I to 1 mortgage on each plantation. V Kahuku's bond combined. pub- Cutlily total Issue Is $200,000. similar calendars The Mower. J Kwa's total bond Issue Is $500,000. lisher found it necessary to get out a MRS. S. N. CASTLE. We offr a limited number of each THIRD edition this last year in crder to subscribers at 2 per cent de- NOT MADE to fill the large and increasing ?5 tC t t$ w t$ 1$ t t i$ mand. (TIIE FIRST EDITION WAS $5.00. t iaciing 0Y THE 3.0CO.) This 1000 Calendar will be Within the same enclosure which work I have b en able to hold up the TRUST. tho "Ne Plus Ultra" Calendar of tho contains the large institution, is the children's own homes as an ideal, but Me attractive and commodious hall which here the homes are not ideal. So you year ! Don't buy any but the best, and tail WteMCii Villi: 1 Co. has been reared for the purposes of , see our kindergaiten has to take the the friends to whom it is sent will m 1, the kindergarten work. The building place of a home and each child will (LIMITED.) -- Powder bless you always and for aye! The occupies the corner space well back contribute to the welfare of it. Kj9 CEO. R. CARTER. EHLERS BLOCK, FORT Treasurer. Is STREET. from the street and surrounded by j begun following an extract from a letter ' "I have one feature of work 409 Fort Street, Honolulu. large shady treee. Built of wood, with Just receired from the finest Art and which I know will be beneficial to Telephone gable roof, built high above the ground, j No. 184. Color Printers in Chicago, who have R. A. DEXTER, Manager. them, and that is to have them get up and lighted by large windows and r luncheon every day for themselves. YOUR PHOTO TAKEN the printing of the "Hawaiian Scenic sliding doors, it is well adapted to the Twelve of the children will get the Calendar" for 1S00: educational and play work of the chil- dinner, another group will set the ta FREE! FREE! FREE! CHOICE VEILMUITOH dren. A large lanai which can readily ble.?, and still a third group will work j Fcr Enl rg ng (o ny Size. "We will be able to furnish you with TIUOIBMEi be made a part of the large school in the garden, and alternate in this ar- sliding-doo- r, a piece of work as attractive and HONOLULU, H. I. room by throwing open the work. This luncheon, too, is a practi- - f BEEF, pork tistic as anything that has ever reached a to be used as much as possible cal object education, for it is their mid- The talk of the town Is the beautiful water-2ol- or tse Islands. We therefore appreciate n ordor that the outdoor air and the day meal. Thus while their interest is crayon and enlargement be-i- n? Alwy Or Mn4. the confidence you have placed In us, sunshine can at all times reach the greatly centered on the .comfort the done by J. A. Gonsalves, 612 Fort see and we shall to it that none of the Civil Service Rules children. getting-u- p of the luncheon will give to' itreet. above Club Stables. 00 I Spp Sn.-nnlP- Sausages, details are slighted," etc The interior, containing one large them, it is intended through this play Call and Liver, Head J. A. GONSALVES & CANNON, The eoTer year win be a copy IN OUR RESTAURANT. room and several small rooms is a to give them an education, and to give Cheese, and Breakfast Bo-iog- ne tais prin-ple- 542 ; s Fort Street. of Hitchcock's painting of the Volcano model of airiness and adaptability for them a chance to understand the - the interesting kindergarten work. which govern the preparation of at tha in eruption last July, in oil colors, and oo- t'opds boiling wa N. P. Patrons nre requested to There Is an air of inviting freshness the idea of heat and ask CENTRAL the Calendar will give the temperature It has to. Our waiters arc trained to and homelike feeling in the arrange- ter and they then understand why i for credentials from our canvassers as MEAT MARKET. Honolulu every day in the year, ment, in itself as much of an object they work in the garden to raise veg- - j a matter of protection. 14 Nau&nu St. 104. of for be civil, quick and attentive to our Tel. with the rainfall for the past fifteen lesson as the bits of ordinary kinder-garte- n etables. j j years. A new departure will be FOUR guests. Our chef is unrivaled in prep- utensils, which form the basis "Mentally, the children who have j of the children's daily education. One 4 6 age, f the best pieces of Hawaiian music come to me to years of are aration of dainty and appetizing dishes. small room is termed the kitchen, about as far advanced as children of ! FOR THE in the back of the Calendar, Including HOLIDAYS: which contains, in miniature, all the 3 years in the Eastern States, but this j Everything Is scrupulously clean, ev- - the National Anthem. The Calendar various articles for preparing and of course may be understood by say- ; will be put up in an extra heavy mail- erything as comfortable as we can cooking a luncheon; there are twelve ing that their fathers and forefathers j New Importation of oil-6tov- es j small upon a low j ing envelope, and will be ready for mounted are more used to manual labor than to SILK GOODS,. In the piece. make it. And the prices are always in table, over which is a metal covering mental development, vhieh brings out! NEW PORECLAIN CUPS AND delivery la time to reach tho States to hold boil- reason. the little receptacles for the race proclivities. In choosing work SILK RANDKERCIIIKFS. SAUCERS. Europe New Year. The ing i and before tho water, and for making biscuits. for the children it is very necessary to TEA AND DINNER SETS. .price will be 50 cents! Another room contains a bathtub, and chose work that does not tire the child' a SILK SHAWLS. even this room has its purpose in edu brain or bring on nervousness. We can CARVED IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS. cating their little minds that of clean get plenty of work of passing interest DECORATED FLOWER I'OTS liness. out of them without an educational M. WEBB, Home Bakery Cafe A large window facing upon the value, so while we deal with the play These Goods are the Handsomest In all Honolulu. J. street bears the leeend which desig interests, it must be educational play; nates the purpose of the charitable in otherwise there would be nothing in Golden - Rule - Bazaar THE BEST MEAL CAFE. stitution, "The Henry and Dorothy Me the subject to warrant its existence to morial Free Kindergarten." The build- - make it of educational value. A kin- "vNTIrg ing was erected to memorialize Henry j dergarten is not a day nursery, but ia 'WO CIuhl Co. Daily 316 Fort Street. Read the Advertiser. Castle and his daughter Dorothy, who j a school which is governed in Its play 210-21- 2 NUUANU STREET. x u THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. DECEMBER, 2, 1S99. OUR LOCAL SOCIETYi Jas. f. morgan rthnnnnr nn IfW Y MAY & CO (Continued from Page 3.) mil ph a UMUM U HU UiUiUil, Walker, Dr. If. Murray and Lieut. 33 Queen LIMITED. Bradley, U. S. A. Street. Friday afternoon Miss B. Ru:h P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72 Young gave a very pretty card party at her Waikiki home. The hausa was tastefully decorated with palms and the (Juintette Club furnished music Auction during the afternoon. Among the Saie --OF- Wholesale many guests present were Mrs. Sulli- van and Miss Cooke, the guests of hon or, Mrs. E. P. Bishop, Mrs. E. D. Tn- - ney, Mrs. Carl Widemann, the MLs?s amid Walker, Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. A. M. Retell Brown, Mrs. S. G. Wiiuer, Mrs. M. C. fill Widdifield.Mrs. F. M. Hatch, Mrs. F.K. ONMOiNDAY, DECEMBER 18 C. Ribbons, Mrs. Wells Peterson, Mri. A. Cartwright, Mrs. F. A. Hosmer, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, o o o o Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. J. ivennedy, At my salesroom, 33 Queen streei, Ho- i Mrs. E: Mott-Smit- h, Mrs. Emmet: nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction, by May, Mrs. Geo. Paris, Mrs. C. M. order of Mr. Frank Hustace, Treasurer I of Kamalo Sugar Co., following 2-BIGSTGR- Cooke, Mrs. H. Sewall, Mrs. W. F. Has-- the the BS-2 1 certificates of stock in the Kamalo Su- son, the Misses Juliet King, May Hart gar Co., assess- unless the delinquent ) Paty (2), and Alice Wall. ment, with interest thereon, is paid be- ..THE,.. ...THE... i fore the day of sale: RECORDS OF OFFICERS. WATERHOUSE STORE McINTYRE STORE Ctf. Shrs. Ctf. Shrs. 1.... . 25 289 50 Distinguished Service Officers Now 290.... . 50 608 25 Bethel Street. I Corner Kins and Fort Sts. 609.... .25 621...... 10 With the 38th. 622 ' . 15 439 20 lephone Few of the regiments that have thus 440 . 20 441 20 24. lophono far arrived at Honolulu en route to 442.... . 20 443 10 Manila contain so many veterans as 444.... . 10 70 25 718.... 726 50 r the 3Sth U. S. V. not only among the 731.... . 10 251 100 enlisted men, but the officers as well. 252 . 50 260 25 Received. With one or two exceptions the officers Just . 25 272 50 been trecommissioned, many 261.... have of fr4OK gallamt . 50 305 50 them for action in the Spanish . 50 war. Colonel Anderson, a major in the 306.. 50 307 308.. . 50 309 !. 25 Brown Leghorns 6th Cavalry, spent many years of his L service in the frontier amy posts and 370., . 20 371 20 is an Indian campa'gner. Majors 372., . 20 373 !. 20 Muir and Holbrook are boih captains 374., . 20 56 !. 50 ID) in regular service and were promoted 313., . 50 314 L 50 Black Spanish for bravery in the Santiago campaign; 315. . 50 316 50 Major Goodier was Colonel of the 22d 402., . 50 403 50 AC Surgeon, Major or 404., . 50 406 50 New York; the Glenn served with distinction on General 413.. .100 318 .500 PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Lee's staff in Cuba; the Adjutant, 319., .250 681 25 Capt U. A. Read, also served on the 332., . 50 . 684 L 50 Southern leader's staff as assistant 165., . 25 311 25 Adjutant General; ':h.e Quartermaster, 205., .150 408 50 Pekino Ducks. Capt. W. G. Fleischauer, was cap- 409., . 50 410 50 Geese. tain of a Michigan regiment; Ord- 411., . 50 591...... 10 - nance officer, Lieu'. Pavey was a cap- 592.. . 10 593 10 HK- For 1. Reserved Web- 10 tain in the 4th Illinois; Captains 594.. . 10 595 er. Moore, Nolan, Vaiden, Powell and 596.. . 12 206 50 'held the rank last year Jordon s?me 137.. . 25 739 ..100 ttick-Yard- in the volunteer service; Capt. Collier 740.. .100 741 100 s wa3 a major; Capita in Allen has been 742.. .100 743 100 Honolulu Co. an officer in the service off and on . 25 367 25 More 366.. since the civil war. than half 368.. . 25 369...... 25 of 1st Lieutenants are experienced the , . 227 50 -L- company having been i. 25 IMITED. commanders 234.. . 25 235 25 .a p wins in last year's campaigning; 25 Doane, 3Sth's "Adonis," 236.. . 25 237 Lieut. the . 25 239 25 5?rved with Bryan in the 3rd Nebras- 238.. Cor King anci South Streets. Krebs, 240.. . 25 241 25 ka; Licuts Kelly, Morrison, 243 25 M . and Howard were Captains in South- 242.. ern regiments. In fact nearly a7l have 244.. . 25 245 25 had years of training under the eys 246.. .25 247 25 of veteran officers. Among the Second 248.. . 25 249 25 W. S. WITHERS, Manager. Lieuten?nts there are men of merit, 421.. . 50 422 50 Opening. .etifcs. Thornton and Johnson having 423.. . 50 424 50 wand . 497 50 v erved in Cuba as junior officers, while 429., 50 Lieut. Wonde was then a captain in 101., . 10 102 10 nhe 10th ,Im;rr.unfi3." 103. . 10 104 10 Of the remainder, Lieuts. Bury, 105. . 10 415 10 Wp'rh-ime- r nnd Husmer were ap- 416. . 10 417 5 pointed from the ranks for distinguish-- d 46. . 25 89 25 -- navy fr ce, tihe latter from the 204. . 50 '134 25 for his performance of a singularly 135. . 25 604 10 brve ded in the lire of duty. 425. . 50 426 50 The Colonel is highly pleased with 427. . 50 428 50 Honolulu and the reception accorded 659. . 50 666 5 h.s raiment. He i" anxious to readh 2. . 50 24 25 the PiM!lpnTVM were the fignting 29 25 reg can brought 25. . 25 qualities cf his ment be 112. .100 106 25 out. 1?5. . 25 136 25 273. . 25 274 25 CABINET YESTER 584. . 50 660 5 DAY. 661., . 5 662 5 JUST RECEIVED: 663., . 5 664 5 Watch For 303. . 25 445 100 EX MA UNA ALA and S. N. CASTLE. . 50 607 50 C Conclusion Reached in the Harbor 606., I xtension Matter, The Cabinet held a short session JAS. F. 'MORGAN, Auctr. yesterday morning at the usual hour. 71 H There were present President Dole and ead Horses and Mules 9 Ministers Young, Cooper and Mott-Smit- h. Auction Sale The minutes of the previous OP Fine Carriage, Buggy and Dray Horses. Strong, Yoai meeting were read and approved. and Unbroken Mules. After discussion the Cabinet advised ON INSPECTION AT OUR PADDOCKS President Dole to grant a reprieve to ) May Ihara, as recommended by the Coun- Corner Queen and Alakea Streets. J cil cf State, to the third Friday in July, X 1900. ooo-- i I The matter of harbor extension was me 1GTI1 it again taken up and discussed and an ON SATURDAY, DEC. touching agreement was reached the AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, extension on the north line. It is ex At my salesroom, 33 Queen street, Ho- Go pected that the formal conclusion re nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction, SM0MMo A lating thereto will be made out at the by order of the Treasurer, Mr. 'liioni-a- s regular meeting on Monday next. It Rain Walker, the following Trun- has been decided not to give out the cates of stock in the McBryde Sugar agreement reached until the authori Co., unless the delinquent assessment, with interest thereon, is paid before i ties at Washington are heard from in Owners, 1 the day of sale: Plantation the premises. Ctf. Shrs. Ctf. Shrs. 164 4 202 3 Vn cational Report. 217 24 232 3 Managers, Agents, 276 25 348 13 The Minister of Public Instruction, 443 4 448 6 A. Mott-Smit- h, is quite busy pres- Buyers. E. at 15 490 25 And 469 ' .... ent Drenarinc his biennial report and 499 10 562 25 required estimates for 569 47 580 5 making out the -- coming appropriations. The report 683 . 50 684 50 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY, no need J will be of much Interest this year ow- 719 50 783 .125 of sending abroad for Harness. With added improve- ing to the rapid advance in education- - 802 10 917 2 ments to my fi matters "here during toe past two 10 1004 5 MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT T ', el 962 : t years. and direct importation of now f ; 1015 21 1113 25 material, I am prepared i 1138 12 1272 25 to supply Planters and Agents Merry War" will be presented with any amount and "The 1273 . 50 1387. 15 description of WORK HARNESS, or parts thereof, by the Boston Lyric Opera Company 1421...... 2 1605 4 this evening. 1611 15 1616 5 at figures that will compare favorable with COAST 1702...... 2 ,1703.v 2 PRICES, and the assurance of a FAR BETTER 1708 11 1711..:... 8 WEARING ARTICLE. 1715 1 Pood Prepared With "Calumet" Is A full line of CARRIAGE, HARNESS, STA- Freo from Rochelle Salts, Alum, Lime and Ammonia. "Calu JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. BLE and HORSE GOODS. met" ia the Housewife's Island orders PROMPTLY and SATISFAC- 1 Friend. i TORILY filled. JAS. Fs MORGAN I' NOT Auctioneer (f MADE BY C. R. COLLINS NONE SO GOOD, lir: .TRUST. i ESTABLISHED 1891. I ts J 33 Queen Street. TELEPHONE 662. Telephone o, KING ST. near NUUANU I t P, 0. Box 594. 72. P. ouA 5U7 ST

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mm mma H mmmm mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmWmWmmm LOCAL BREVITIES. LOCAL BREVITIES. Orpheum tonight. Thirteen gamblers were arrested Cleveland bicycles a reputa- near the Chinese theater last night by Bunion Theo.H.Davies&Co hav The Shoe tion. Quality irud it. Captain Opunui. LIMITED I I At noon today Will E. will The best camera is the Kastman. "or Fisher MADE BY al at Hobicn DniR Co. sell the buildings, chairs and fences of Merchants and the Baseball Commission Agents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. (lilliland hav a Association. tan! of thanks in issu Messrs. Ripley & Dickey are prepar- this ing plans Beg to call The now for a new residence for Mr. the attention of the tracV timetable for the stfimer Frank Baldwin on Maui. It will be a MEYW00D. NN I 'J to 1'rolu is published in this issue. seven-roo- m their complete J cottage and wil cost about line of NohinK tf-l- like styl. Have your SBK A: vehicles painted at the Stork-yard- s shop. The Pacific Tennis Club will provide a luncheon for the members and p A rooms, f rurally fib-ruL- s club-hous- rrsider.re of r.iw at the e at 1 p. ra. to- is in B : d The Iuniou Shoe'' the only shoe the : 8 : located, is offr-- for r nt. S adver- day. The luncheons will hereafter b tisement. givfn monthly. world that will fit the foot with a bunion or an j I it L. Mf Dolls and toys at bargain prices at The police hud a job on their IS. hanis enlarged joint. ill Kerr's opening sal'. Come early and in arresting a belligerent drunk lact have first choice. night. When the fellow was finally FV.JSKSSSs Plenty of room for enlarged joints, closely titi PAINTS AND OILS. Messrs. J. N. Lw.-o-n and C. II. Kver-e-tt lodged below in the station-hous- e, his clc-el- y arrived yesterday from San raiment copied that of Adam WW-- ting elsewhere. This describes, in a few words. by the Mohican.' before his fall. GENERAL PLANTATION shoes made on the Bunion Last. SOITLE Dr. C. A. Peterson return'-- by th . The Foreign Office has received the Maun.i Lo:i yc-steida- from a tour of koa tubs which are to contain the ex- A fine plantation Inspection. hibit of sugars and coffee at the Paris assortment of Kitchen Furnishings. There will be a meeting at St. An- Exposition. They are line specimens drew's Priory tomorrow morning at 1" of the native wood and should attract GRAY AGATE WARE a Specially o'clock for the old pupils. much attention in the Hawaiian ex- 4. II. Schnack, Merchant street, has hibit. Manufacturers' Shoe Store. a number of good bargains in real es- The Portuguese celebrated the t wen-fift- h of tate. See advertisements. anniversary their independence ------....!4--.- . Big Shoe. Fort For supper after the opera go to very quietly yesterday. At the Concor- Sign of the Street. The Home Bakery C.U Kxcellent dia Hall the Portuguese flag was salu- Sunday ted and the band serenaded the Portu- dinner afternoon. guese C,. C. H. quarter. Last evening a concert P. M. Gill. H. C. Wib ox and and dance were given in Concordia I Hill were passengers from San Fran- Hall. cisco by the W. H. Dimond. Captain Houdlette will probably com- Mr. and Mm. K. M. Marshall ami mand the second of the steamers now family and Miss Dora Hopp ha' a being constructed at Cramps for the card of thanks in this issue. Oceanic Steamship Company's new The ISargain Stcie. corner Fort and fleet. No one has been spoken of as yet IWetania streets, oilers bargai.is in for the third steamer, but it is pre to cling. Sto advertisement. sumed that one of the chief engineer OCirrr Kd. Miller ' as resigned from t the company will be promoted to a the Merchants Patrol and will take a cpmmand. WHITNEY & BE GIVEN AY position in the Customs Guard. AI The Kilohana Art League exhibition SEND YOUR FRIENDS Im every is now open to the public dty at One of our "Hawaiian Souvenir Art LIMITED the League rooms. Model block. Calendars" for 1900. The most hand- Chaplain C. C. llateman speaks to the some calendar yet produced, contain- students of the Kamehameha Schools ing thirteen cards of choice views Ha- at the chapel service Sunday morning. waiian scenery; price $1. WALL, will heartbroken if there is Chas. V. K. Dove, surveyor and civil NICHOLS CO., LTD. lle engineer, oflice Campbell block, tu'xt to not an Beaytifyi Poll! Bishop & Co.'s bank, has a card in this issue. Jab. ,F. Morgan will sell at auction :ASTIVfAN on Saturday December 10th. a num- For artistic designing ber of delinquent thai es tf the MelS. yde Sugar Co. and correct style visit A purchase of 50 cents or over on our second floor, The list of the names of officers of entitles a customer to a check, will serve tho ono presenting the the Pioneer Mill Co. who de- cr-mi- our Dressmaking most checks during the ng year is published in on SATURDAY KVK, Decern her 2;)nl, at xniong his gifts. Do not disappoint this issue. 10 per cent will ho entitled to tho completely dressed The list of the'names of officers of the "Old Gent;" be good to him and partment, in charge of serve doll on view in our show window, the Waiakea Mill Co. who will he likewise will be to you. checks dated from during the ensuing year, is published DO YOU WANT Mrs. Josephine Colvin. December 4th. in this issue. SOMETHING VERY NICE itrtetrtt The adjourned annual meeting of the Assistance offered in Kahuku Plant. Cc. will be held in the IN THE WAY F- rooms of the Chamber of Commerce O- CHRIS ? HAS WILL DEPARTMENTS ON today at 10 o'clock. selection of dress The list of the names of the officers SOON BB HERE of Catton. Neill & Co.. Ltd.. who will Table Damasks serve during the ensuing year is pub- And you will be out shopping in a few lished In this issue. days, selecting your gifts, so do not Medical Association and Napkins SECOND FLOOR The Hawaiian we KODAK meeting, which was to be held at Dr. forget that have the best evening, been made; is only we J. S. McGrew's this has For your Thankgiving Party? that is it the kodak -AR- E-LADIES' postponed one week. carry in stock. Methodist Episco- The ladies of the Kindly is the pal Church hold a bazaar on the par- reniember that it AND CHILDKEN'SOUTFITTINO, sonage grounds Tuesday afternoon and NOTHING WILL, CREATE AN AP- "EASTMAN" and that a new supply evening, December 12th. with the latest improvements have The fine residence of Mr. George PETITE SOONER THAN SNOWY TA- WHITNEY St MARSH, CORSETS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, Ashley on Thurston avenue, by Hipley BLE LINEN. SUCCESSFUL ENTER- bten received for the holiday trade. & Dickey, is so nearly completed that TAINERS ARE WELL AWARE t)F Printing and developing a specialty. ART AND FANCY GOODS, it can be occupied at once. --LDIITEI). THIS FACT, KNOWING THAT AP- The Church of the Sacred Heart at ooo-- CURTAINS, POIM'IEIfS, RUCLS, RLANKETS, Marqucuville, Punahou, will hold mass PEARANCES GO 4. LONG WAY. 11 m. Rosary Minuay at a. and and WE HAVE RECEIVED AN 5W, school 2 p. m. tomorrow. JUST ra n Ifnmninm ETC., ETC., KTC. at j i Dillingham's absence ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF PURE t! During R F. it iH from the Hawaiian Islands Messrs. LINEN GOODS THAT WE ARE OF- m i JUIiljJilil Walter b Frear and Elmer E. Paxton FERING AT REASONABLE PRICES. i will act in full power of attorney. Cor. and Fort Tho Stock-yard- s Company just re- WE GUARANTEE QUALITIES. Kin? Sts. ceived a large shipment of brown Leg- horn, black Spanish and Plymouth 300- - Rock hens, Pekin ducks and geese.

I-- Photo-Suppl- y The e Munyon Co. have on exhibition in their show win- The dows a superb collection of china paint- 1 8. DO. ft ft. ed by Mrs. Frank Dosworth of Ililo. Jtt Grand sale of ths entire stock of dry LIMITED. goods of the Hawaiian Dry Goods As- DIRECT IMPORTERS. SOLE AGENT sociation (Temple of Fashion) will take place on Monday. December 1th. A new style of the gramophone which is much improved over the tpld style ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET arc being sold by The Bergtrom Mu-l- c Kllohama Co. "They talk talk and sing sing. of views of the great sham s A fine set battle on Thanksgiving day and the flag presentation can be obtained of the 4 Le Munyon Photo-Suppl- y Co.. 42G Fort street. U A. Thurston and H. B. Gehr, the accompanied by the engiueers of League latter ar- the Hilo-Koha- la Railway, who will rive by the Nippon Maru, will go to Hllo next Tuesday. K. J. Iwakaml and K. Iwakaml. have A Practical Our iairdressing Parlors formed a for the pur- EXHIBITION Book and Let- pose of carrying ou a dry and fancy ter Typewrit- Have been enlaced and fitted up with every goods business under the firm name convenience and comfort. We jiivoyou & er. ran tlio and style of Iwakaml Co. very latest Paris and New York Styles. beau-tifuld- oll Scnlp B. F. Ehlcrs& Co. will give a League Rooms, Model Block. to the person holding tho Treatment a Specialty. An elegant lino of greatest number of tickets on Dec. Pearson Combs and Hair Goods now in stock. A visit 23d. Tickets will be given with every to sec- 10-ce- nt purchaso of goods on the ond floor. CORNER OF BERETANIA Co The Rev. G. I. Tearson will preach Potter , Our : : Episcopal Church to- Dressmaking Department at tho llethodlgt AND FORT STREETS. Limited, morrow on the following subjects Agents. will convince you that we mean to keep in "God's Promises," 11 a, m.. and "The lead. We can give you Holiness of God Shown in His Works," the tho latest and 7: CO p. m. 312 Fori St. Tel. 565 most stylish fashion from New York and Bandmaster Bcrger states that the Paris, in Tailor-Made-Suit- s, evening and Government band will not play at Em- Open to the Public dinner Gowns and Calling Forty-fo- Costumes made at ma Square this afternoon, but the short notice urth S. band will play U. Infantry Every Day, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. either there or at the Hawaiian Hotel today. at the usual hour jf Gxl & O &t &3 V & Church tomorrow o4 4 ksvo At the Christian Satnrflay ' c4 ?x m aid IZt m. m. morning Key. Wm. A. Gardner will MmU Imm tffi if M. give an Illustrated "Talk About Ani- 4 Mo mals" especially for the boys and girls. K il 1 w $ f ill ! m li 4 MI E. Killean, evening will continue the ill i In the he FOR SALE. 2-ST0R- theme on "The Chain of Salvation." ES-2 began loading ft? The Port Stephens OLD BUILDINGS AND BUILDING ARLINGTON BLOCK. 205-20- 7 mules yesterday morning. Instead of materials, such a.3 Corrugated Iron HOTEL ST hoisting them on board by the box and Roofing, Lumber, Slates, Iron Shutters windlass there is an inclined runway and Frames, Window Frames and provided and a liberal use of clubs is Sash, Etc. Enquire of E. O. Hall & the means of getting them on board Son, corner of Fort and King streets. 1 Mverfer, 75 cents aEIodI rapidly. , Hawaiian Gazette Office. 1G THE PACIF.C COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. DECEMRER 2. 1890.

fgenl. mdse., for Castle & Cooke, and NOTICE THt Ill; PiltlliC Mill Am. uKtn. w. ii. uimonu. wuson, Favorite Oceanic Company. Issued Every Mornlnr, Except from San Francisco Njvember 8, with A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET-in- g Steamship Sunday, by the S0 tons gnl. n.d.-:e-., for V. G. irv.i. of the liar Association of the Ha- Route Co.. 21 horses, J and 8 will be it nr.iks rattle. waiian Islands held in tne Ewa FOR THE Hawaiian gazette company. lT. S. array transport Duke of Court-roo- m of the Jud,cia:y building Von Holt Block. King Street. Miln, 1) days from San Francisco, with at 4 p. m. on Wednesday, November 2i isknd ft troops. 1S09. A. A. WILDER, IM BL A. W. PEARSON, Ur. hk. Cardigan Castle, Colliding, 5403 Secretary. Lmat Busiuess Muuager. People The Fie Passenger Steamers of This Line will Arrive at and day.? from Newcastle, 1,700 tons coal tc This as AND Port Hereunder: order. NOTIC c. 4t!fjDk AT THE Y. M. C A. Br. bk. County of Merioneth, Davies. FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: 103 dav; from Liverpool, mdse. to T. s PICTO II. Davits & Co. WILL THE HACKDRIVER WHO ALAMEDA 6 DEC. 1 now DEC. MARIPOSA Chaplain C.C Ii tcinan will peak took Mr. Geo. F. Sands, deceased, AUSTRALIA DEC. 20 AUSTRALIA DEC. 21 trom the steamer W G. Hall some- NitcH and Aiiii.Kiiicctiit m. SAILED FROM HONOLULU. 1900 1900 time on Sunday afternoon of October MARIPOSA 3 MOANA .... JAN. S with J. M. Sims, JAN. Chaplain C. C. Hiteman, U. S. Ar Friday, December 1. 1st, communicate A Superb Train AUSTRALIA JAN. 17 AUSTRALIA .... JAN. 23 my, with 44th II. S. Vols., en route to Stmr. Waialeale, Green, Kapaa. Eleele, Kauai. 5401 MOANA JAN. 31 ALAMEDA .... FEB. 2 Manila, will speak In the a&semb.y hall Stmr. Kilohana, Bruhn, Koloa. Day AUSTRALIA FEB. 14 AUSTRALIA FEB. 20 Every in the Year MAR. 2 of the Y. M. C. A. next Sunday after Stmr. Niihau, Thompson, Lahaina. NOTICE. ALAMEDA FEB. 28 MARIPOSA Stmr. Mokolii, Dudoit, Kaunakakai. VIA THE AUSTRALIA MAR. 14 AUSTRALIA MAW. 'U noon at 4 o'clock. Subject: Men and o, MARIPOSA MAN. Stmr. Lehua, Dower, Kaunakakai. JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN-cisc- MAR. 2S MOANA Guns. This address has been given ia Br. stmr. Port Stevens, Whitehead, Miss Carlson and Miss Duffy, UNION PACIFIC. many cities of the U. S. Chaplain Manila. fashionable dressmakers, Queen Hotel Bateman enjoys the distinction of cottage; Tel. 809. Perfect fit guaran-eed- ; In connection with sailing of above steamers, the Agents moderate prices. 5401 -- the the having served under Central Shatter PASSENGERS. ?AN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND prepared to Issue, to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by any in the Santiago campaign aad has re- Arrived. TO CHICAGO WITHOUT railroad from San Francisco, to all points in the United States, and from NOTICE. New York by any steamship to a 11 European Porte. ceived honorable mention in two From San Francisco, per bark Mo- CHANGE. line books on the Spanish-America- n war. hican, December 1. J. N. Lawson, C. He is a life long friend of the Y. M. C. H. Everett. PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT For further particulars apply to A. From San Francisco, per bktn. W. H COMPANY huxe removed to King BUFFET SMOKTNG AND LIBRARY Dimond, December 1. P. M. Gill, H. C. street, near Fort street. CARS WITH BARBER SHOP A w c UT4 u nui uuj vi tin. vktiif v. Wilsey, G. C. H. Hill. H. P. WALTON. FROM SAN FRANCISCO the workers at th Y. M. C. A. tonight hrom Hawaii and .Maui ports, per Manager. AND OGDEN. Wm. G. IRWIN & Co. at seven o'clock. All active members stmr. Mauna Loa, December 1. Dr. C. A. Peterson, T. Andrade, A. Weill, Mrs. DOUBLE DRAWING ROOM SLEEP- - LIMITED of the Association are invited to come. WANTED. ERS. L. I). Allen, . . Chaplain C. Bateman of the U. Miss Hannigan, Miss A. General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co. C Clark, Ah Chong. Lot Laree, P. M. Ma FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. S Army and W. F. Gloeckner, Army W. Radway, A COTTAGE OF 2 OR 3 ROOMS nual, Thompson, J. Mr. ORDINARY SLEEPERS. Y. M. C. A. secretary, met with the Nowsukl. C. Ahuna, Mrs. J. Cooper, S. vith bath, furnished or unfurnished, Worker's Bible class last night and C. BIddell, J. Shebayama, Mr. Willis; aear the center of the city; will take DINING CARS (A LA CARTE). M. Stad- - ease of the same for one or two years. gave short talks on the lesson. Chap W. Fernandez, J. Silva, J. W. ONLY 3 DAYS TO CHICAGO. ler. W. E. N. Wright. ddress, giving full particulars as to Pacific Mail iio. lain Bateman spoke of some of his ex ocality and price, E. W. C, P. O. box Leaves San Francisco daily at 6 p. m. teamsnip perience in the army work before San !50. J404 S PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN Leaves Portland daily at p. ra. tiago, Cuba. ccidental SteamsiiiD Mr. F. J. Cross will give a lecture ASSOCIATION. LOST. J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent. $ Oriental !o. or "Wireless Telegraphy" before the 35 Third street, Portland Oregon. Triangle Literary Club Monday even- - THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET-- DRAFT No. 325, FAVOR YOKOHA tag Building Loan -- ing at 8 o'clock, and not four o'clock of the Pioneer and na Specie Bank, amount $50, drawn D. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent, Association will be held the Cham C. AND Kisen Kaislia, ;i3 has been announced. All rnembrs at iy A. Palfrey. Return to above No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco Toyo ber of Commerce on MONDAY EVEN lamed bank. Payment has been of the Association arc admitted to the ING. December 4, 1S99, at 7:30 o'clock. stopped. 5403 lecture. Payments aro required In gold. E. L LOMAX, G. P. & T. A., Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave thii Tho Y. M. C. A. Athletic park on A. V. GEAR, Secretary. Omaha, Nebraska. port on or about the dates below mentioned: corner of Beretanla and Alakea the FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: streets is now ready for use, the mem ASSESSMENT NOTICE. F r Remit bers are already training there, prepar For Yokohama NIPPON MARU DEC. 2 AMERICA MARU DEO. 6 lng between NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT COPTIC DEC. 20 ALGOA (cargo) DEC. 12 for the athletic contest thi fpnnd nssnssmpnt. 2.i ner cent or A RESIDENCE OF EIGHT ROOMS AMERICA MARU DEC. 28 GAELIC DEC. 22 Y. M. C. A., to Kamehameha and the z0 per snare, on assessable stock of and dining-roo- m 71x2S; centrally lo 1900 HONGKONG MARU DEC. 30 oe neiu ueeemner ai iaraena the Honolulu stocK-varu- s uo.. ito..i . The first-clas- 3 steamer "YORIHIMA GAELIC JAN. 13 1900 otneer-'"-"- ' WHW91UU octuua jbi, mcha. will be due and payable at the MARU" will sail ror above port about HONGKONG MARU JAN. 23 CHINA JAN. 6 CHINA 31 13 1 particulars annlv at JAN. DORIC JAN. day, DORIC FEB. 8 21 January ist, Jy. the American Messenger Service, NOVEMBER 27. A NIPPON MARU JAN. First Cyanic if Basket ItaH By order of the Board of Directors tele NIPPON MARU FEB. 16 COPTIC FEB. 10 The first exhibition of basket ball for A. NEWHOUSE, phone 444. 5106 RIO DE JANEIRO FEB. 24 AMERICA MARU FEB. 17 540t Secretary. For all information regarding pas COPTIC MARCH 6 GAELIC MARCH 6 the, jcason will be played in the Y. M. AMERICA MARU MARCH 14 HONGKONG MARU MARCH 16 C. gymnasium evening 8 FOR RENT. sage and freight apply to PEKING 22 a. this at CARD OF THANKS. MARCH CHINA MARCH 24 o'clock, between the "business men THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. GAELIC MARCH 30 DORIC MARCH 31 and the "evening 1 ' class." The admis MR. AND MRS. E. M. MARSHALL Agents. sion Is free and ladies are Invited. A and family and Miss Dora Hopp desire OFFICE ROOM, ON KING STREET series of games will be begun In the to return thanks to all friends and to near Bethel, next to W. W. Dimond's. thn rhnlr nf the Central Union Church Apply at Y. A. Soon's cigar store foi near future, In which six teams will 5402 CHAS. BREWER & CD'S. For general Information apply to , tnt-- ocobfnnfo nnii Avnrpssinns of svm-- 1 further particulars. . . nv -- 1 1 i i iui i" uikc pan. l ionowuiK i me une up patny during their recent bereavement ,'c3. Agents. for thU evenin 540G FOR SALE. New York Line Business Men Brock, right forward;

Clark, left forward; Waterhouse, cen CARD OF THANKS. A WELL-PAYIN- G, LONG LEASE- - ter; Atherton, right guard; Cooke, hold Apply to Ship Luzon will sail from New York CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- at Kakaako. for Honolulu December 15, 1899, N !eft guard; J. Waterhouse, substitute. MR. AND MRS. R. L. GILLILAND J. H. SCHNACK, ROYAL Evening Class right desire to return thanks to all the Johnson, for expressions 5406 Merchant Street. ward; F. Wright, friends for assistance and For freight apply to left forward; W. of svmnathv durinc their recent be-- M AIL STEAMSHIP CO. Wright, center; Heilbron, right guard; reavement. i40G FOR SALE. CHAS. BREWER & CO;, Moore, left guard; Talvey, substitute. 27 Kilby street, Boston, of line, WrELL-IMPROVE- & CO., LTD., Steamers the above running in connection with the CANADIAN A D COR-ne- r or CHAS. BREWER COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. LARGE, PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. lot with residence on Hotel street. Honolulu. C, and Sydney, N. Orrlietim Matinee. S. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane (Q.) are: GIVEN THAT Inquire of The success of last Thursday's niati NOTICE IS HEREBY J. II. SCHNACK, nee ha3 Induced the Orpheum manage- K. J. Iwakami and K. Iwakami have day formed a for 5400 Merchant Street. ment to pop- this Upolu On or about the dates below stated, viz: announce another at the the purpose of carrying on a dry and Steamer ular house this afternoon and thence fancy goods business, under the firm FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B.C. FROM SYDNEY. BRISBANE (Q.) FOR SALE. Will Honolulu December, FOR Vic- forward rn every Saturday. This aft-- name and style of Iwakami & Co. leave in For (Q.) ana" Sydney: touching Honoipu, Mahukona, Ka- - Brisbane toria ana Vancouver (B.C.): ernoon's performance will equal ev Honolulu, Dec. 2, 1S93. 540G at in A CORNER LOT, 91x125, WITH A waihae and Kona ports. WARRIMOO DEC. 23 AORANGI DEC. 20 ery way that of last Thursday. It Is good, substantial house at Makiki. in- 1900 1900 the intention of the management to in POWER OF ATTORNEY. quire of Leave Arrive AORANGI JAN. 20 MIOWERA JAN. 17 X. II. SCHNACK, MIOWERA FEB. 17 WARRIMOO FEB. 14 augurate a series of souvenir matinee - Honolulu. Honolulu. WARRIMOO 17 DURING MY TEMPORARY AB- 9 MARCH AORANGI MARCH 14 performances, commencing with next 5406 Merchant S:reet. DECEMBER 2 DECEMBER 14 MIOWERA sence rrom tne Hawaiian lsianas 20 AORANGI APRIL APRIL 11 Saturday program E. DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER WARRIMOO afternoon. The last Messrs. Walter F. Frear and Elmer DECEMBER 22 DECEMBER 30 MAY t night .was well received by a fairly Paxton will act for me in all business FOR SALE. large Including I audience, a number of matters under full power of attorney. For freight and passage apply to officers and men from the transports B. F. DILLINGHAM. The magnificent new service the "Imperial Limited" Is now running daily. in the harbor. The sketch by Mr. and Nov. 2Sth, 1890. 5406 A 2-- 5 ACRE LOT, HIGH GROUNDS, THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. easy Miss Fletcher was exceedingly well at Kalihi; terms. Inquire of AGENTS. BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL rendered and Miss Fletcher was com- SAILORS' HOME. J. H. SCHNACK, Making the run 100 hours without change. The finest Railway eerrle pelled to respond to a double recall for 5406 Merchant Street. in the world. her. clever descriptive work. The FOR SALE. Misses Llewelyn were in line voice and ADJOURNED ANNUAL Through tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada. United btate Alt were also In strong demand, and Drey-- mwHnf,ttir of the Board of Trustees of FOR SALE. Europe. fuss and Hearde scored again in their the Honolulu Sailors Home bociety One set of 7 CENTRIFUGALS, 30 For Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to sketch "Off to the War." Cham- inches diameter, belt-driv- en with will be held at the room of the LODGING HOUSE WITH GROUNDS ber of Commerce on Friday, the 1st of frames complete. on a corner of Fort street. Inquire of One CENTRIFUGAL ENGINE, 10 by Tbeo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agts. His Life Threatened. December, at 2 p. m. A full attendance Is requested. J. H. SCHNACK, 20 inches. A member of the Garonne's crew F. A. r.CIIAEFER. 5406 Merchant Street. One MIXER, complete for 7 called at the etatlon-hous- e last night Secretary. Honolulu, Nov. 29, 1899. 5404 One 2 ROLLER-MIL- L. 30 by 60 and complained that another of the FOR SALE. inches, with toggle gear. EG Bhlp's company had threatened his lifo One ENGINE for same, 14 by 36 in. part Twelve IRON DUMP-CART- S, for 30 B having the wound fcr taken cf the POSITION WAHIE3. Inqui-- e A largo Assort- ed man in a stabbing affray at sea. LOTS AT KEWALO. of inch gauge track. II U version of the affair is that while . J. II. SCHNACK, For particulars enquire of ment of sitting in a saloon last night the man A YOUNG MAN OF 25 DESIRES J. M. DOWSETT, 5406 Merchant Street accosted him and exposed first a revol-- ! .SI . 5382 Honolulu, H. I. HIGH GRADE vcr and then a large clasp-knif-e, with J"""' weapon leferences. Address Z 35, Advertiser which latter he threatened to office. 5401 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. cut complainant's heart out. An offl-c- cr by was upon to protect near called TO THOSE NEEDING SOIL AND him, but the man had in the meantime WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. a lodging-hous-e situated in the heart grading material, for sale cheap a large YEHI disappeared and a search proved un- 112 HOTEL STREET. of town. Apply to quantity of good soil and ailing, to De successful although participated in by WILLIAM SAVIDGE, taken from excavation or rounaation a number of patrolmen. The tnreat-ene- d No. 310 Fort Street & new KAPA, CALABASHES. NA- for H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd.. build man refused an escort to his ship LEIS. ing block, to be erected on Queen and and later on left in a hack for a notel. TIVE HATS. HULA SKIRTS, NII- HAU MATS. FANS. SHELLS. SEEDS. FOR SALE. Halakuila streets. For terms apply to Etc.. HOMEMADE POI, Constantly on FRED HARRISON, Contractor. 5691 CLES. Rooms at Queen Hotel. Hand. Telephone 659. BUILDING LOTS AT KALIHI, ALL sizes and prices, for cash or on easy PRECIPITATORS FOR SALE. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE terms. Apply to NOTICE WILLIAM SAVIDGE, SURREYS, PHAETOSS No. 310 Fort St. TEN NEW CYLINDRICAL TANKS, For additional Shipping News see UNDERSIGNED HACKDRIV-er- s by 5 RUNABOUTS, page. THE d fpet diameter feet deep, witn CARTS, eighth of the Hawaiian Hotel hackstand conical bottoms. have changed their telephone number FOR SALE. CATTON. NEILL & CO., LTD. BUGGIES, FAR 11 ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. to 191. Trusting we shall receive the 5404 2129-- 2t patronage of our old customers, we A FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES WAGONS, Etc.. Etc. Friday, December 1. shall do all in our power to merit their situated In Manoa Valley; .unexcelled Strar. Noeau, Wyman, from Honokaa, ' approval. view. Apply to FOR RENT. with 40 pkgs sundries. I 133, 174, 1S2, 171, 58. WILLIAM SAVIDGE, Mauna 5401 Stmr. Loa. Simerson, from 5401 50, 66, 179, 39. 172. No. 310 Fort Street. AT KAWEHEWEHE, OLD WAI-- I Lahaina with passengers and 6.721 bgs beach (formerly the Tivoli baths), sugar, 1,074 bgs coffee. 32 head cattle, kiki lonollii Go rrioQS NOTICE. FOR SALE. unfurnished cottages, one 107 bunches bananas, 32 bdls tobacco. and two rent reasonable to 20 bdls hidc. S3 hogs, 173 sks awa, 436 desirable Darties: bathing facilities bA-izz- f - zrs& Kit" I pkgs sundries. THE ADJOURNED QUARTERLY ON WAIKIKI ROAD, NEAR THE and stable accommodation; personal Br. stmr. Abergeldie. Murry. from meeting of the stockholders of the residence of Geo. Manson, Esq., desir inspection of the premises requested. Yokohama, November 17, with CS3 Jap- - Palama Co-operati- Grocery Co., Ltd., able house of five rooms and bath: For further information apply to iiuii, anese and 100 tons gen. mdse., to T. II. will be held at their store on Satur- - good fruit trees; nice grounds 100x100, Wm. Horace Wrignt, P. O. box 670, or uavies & io. ,uay, ueceraoer -- a, at i:3u p. m. lor win exchange for lots in Punahou at the Independent office between 11 Am. bark Mohican. Kelley, from San E. TIETJENS, For further particulars apply to and 12 o'clock noon, or on the premises W. W.Wright Francisco, October 31, with 1.S00 tons 5404 Secretary. 15379 GEAR, LANSING & CO. after 4 o'clock p. m. 5395 PROP