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Of Majority Lives of the I

Of Majority Lives of the I

PAfJES I TO 8. PA.E I TO S. fcrfTABUSHKU JULY 2. Ia56.

VOL. XXXIV., NO. 6053 , HAW AII TERfll'P H Y, l'U-SuA- UKCttMBEB 31, 1901. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS.

4-- 4 4. 4. 4. 44 4.4. 4 4 4 44 444444 44. iOEATH f-- m WILLIS HONOLULU

DEFIED STREETS

1 Determined Will Wires Threaten the of Majority Lives of the i. Church. People.

THE CONSPIRACY i CUKUNCK'J JUKI CHECKMATED t N AH FA CASE t What the Second Congregation Some Startling Evidence About W,l Do to Defend Its Loose Methods of Electric Rector. Light Company. 1 vl At 10 o'clock last night the Coroner's second congregation will not com- The 1 J.:ry empanc'1 d lo fatsrmlas the cat ply Bishop Willis with the demand of T 'of the death of Charles Ah Fai, who was join him In one e that its members with 'killed in Mclnerny's sto.-- on Saturday church of which he shall be the head n rule handling a lover switch may until such time as It be turned with the electric lights in - ; IconectLc over to the Jurisdiction of the Protest- the store, found a verdict in which the ant Splscopal church of the United Hiwaii.iii Electric Cj'tipany, Limited. congrega- States. Instead, the second t Tas cenued for not taking proper tion, at a largely attended meeting held a;.-- -- oreca'ju .i ir. the nglng of its wires last evening In the Cathedral school- e X ind exercising proper surveillance over room, decided to appeal to the presid- the syso.n, believins that from wimc ing Bishop of the Episcopal church in negligence on the part of the company States, if Bishop Willis the United and ; the boy h. I come t nij death. In the refuses to extend the time of his ulti- trdic: is recommendation to the matum a reply can be re- r until such rt of Pubi'.-- Works that a ceived, to withdraw from the cathedral rompl.r.t inspector bo appointed to in until then. The second congregation. spect the electric wires In this city, ex- In In trYi t a -- rnnflftcnt that If Iho rl otm t r r pert testimony havi been .ed be M-M- -v ic to submit the matter In controversy tot fore ths Aury that th wires f the g rf - g , g r. : Bishop by gJBMMBBrtBMMWMWIiWniH'r g fSM H " rfWHIHWHataeMM'aBtjrjt n g.g j:iK.H a a s k3j a k n a.g.s a u a a a a a a ! tbe Presiding and abide his j j RjCKa;'SSSSiS. electric light company were in a con decision, asking only they that be al dltlon dangerous fcP property and Utm lowed to worship in peace, until such ! Z RECORD OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE. decision may be received. CHRONOLOGICAL : necessary attention. The jury recoiri-'mend- s :: :: : ::" . ;x action IS taken to is a as. a k a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aja ::,a a'a a a a a a a a y a a a a a a a a 5t a it tt a uU nx a a a . This rather than iss Wgg that this fititOfst-t- hnvr. .e ' Rev. 1 Jeopardize the position cf Alexan Jan. 1 W. Wright. Journal - Jan. 29 W. G. Irwin created cheva Feb. 27 Annual meeting of Klhoi 16 Auction of the famous power to conde.im all v irej f .jnd unfit der Mackintosh, the Bishop having 1st. commits suicide. Her of the Legion of Honor. Btockholders held. The crop i9 esti- - Rooks property. - ... ror PUD11C Be- - ,,ce-- threatened to withhold his license to Jan. 2 Center. plantation Ja'i. 31 Mail clerks on a strike. mated at 4.500 ton?. March 16 A building boom in La- - j manager, dies. Jan. 31 Dr. Chapman, temperance Feb. 27 Superintendent Reynolds, of haina. I After listening to the testln.cny of preach. There is but little doubt that ( - jan The Hawaiian Fisbe ies As- agitator, arrives. the leper settlement, resigns. March 16 Virgfe A defeats Aggrava- - experts r.or y.n- - me oe execu- - .. . . no . . j . t . i r . . i . . electrical nvmJ hours mreai wouia carrieu into Rl,f.:.,t nr t,irrr,o Feb. 1 Prof. w. D. Alexander. Ter-- rt'U, j .MuivctM!(.. on siocil- - uvb in a BBTwainung race u - , t.i p:ni.ii muicn eye- - tlon by the Ilishop who clearly inti jan t Discover of two skeletons in rltorial surveyor, resiens. holders meet. Output is 15.C00 tons. three lentrths Timp teraay, 10 wnicn was tae .:. I mates that while he is willing to give quarry k f Lunaliio Home. F b. 5 Journeymen plumbers strike Vf h J !i t tkl'irtntfnn'n Dntinal March 17 Mrs. Mani O. K. Martin witnesses' account of the manner in ?, - , to the rector of the second congregation ; Jan. Kalakaua's old home. Ho Fete, 6 Honolulu visited by a Ko..a. rpeeti"e The rmumrnr r u its pcefntu vhich young Chinese met death from Inter-Islan- d trans-portatio- n - diT,. IS the license to perform his duties at the nouakaha, sold. delayed. 24,453.54; dividends ?19o 00U- surplus Bark Olympic makes port Royal school, he will not extend the Jan- - 3 Liverymen's trust broken. Damage allgilt. 1X4.092.07. ' dismasted. the electric current, and probing the - penator - y same ;ourtesy to him as a minister. I v.f.al?- T Perkins Introduces a, Feb. 6 Kdwin S. CJill. editor of the Feb. 2S Annua! metinff of Waimea March IS Hackman Gonsalves bru- matter to the bottom, Wie lu.-- was of - i s n,c Honolulu and tally assaulted. The position of the second congrega- 52 1 . T, republican, shoots and slightly wounda Sugar plantation h'd. The treasurer dlr--it ct tes- - . s - the orlnion that although no ,l.-n- 18 I ...v...., i ai. i. Mi.vi n? renri-i- ri s 7(177 'S- rl v . u March Mystic Shriners banquet at tlon is peculiar. It the Bishop persists 3 I ; Jan. Mrs. N. Lumahaihci dies. p,., vi.-iiioHn- l 75A HOCM Hotel. had been offered to Indicate in his present attitude and refuses to I. urvlreM At kwaI. six lmonn that Jan. i rresujent upnUK nhnn Chnrrh l: !r,..nmrv of On Via. lfan.il 1 Rt nrl.ta r,f Onh.. College ssarcn i j. ai. uuni::(f mm in xos any one was directly to blame in this allow the second congregation further Governor Do In the public land sales, toria augcies, 5 ornata Utrtwv rlnh lime to hear from the presiding Bishop Jan. Miss Sus:e Kirkland, of Maui, p.h gcPnrl:inil lpfMt Kn-ln- nfl urarah 1t Tho rin'v March 13 The Legislature visits Ka particular case, yet from the condition he will rain control of the Anglican dies. I wfnnine in,. Association Footimil infants VM leper station. of the electric wires in this el'y, other Jan. 10 George Mclntyre. 1 March 19 Lew.s Morrison appears church organization in , at the kamaaina. championship. March Legislature sal's for Molo-- in liven would be sacrificed unless meeting to be held January al8-- Feb. 11 Kngaqement of Inspect ?e ro,e or lcneileu at the Upera tune loth. The ! Martha kal to the leper settlement. corporaUon affairs will be in the hands Jfn- - "Francis Murphy, temperance Along to Lieut. A. J. Dougherty an- - March 3 The Hanaiti makes maiden 17 attention was given to rectifying the i I I ' i 20 completed. meeting Ui I to i.ounced. trip to Kauai March Naval slips imperfections. Following is the ver-d:c- t: of the trustees elected at a Tan 1 Arirnivnt Inn rlofpntq 20 Mystic Feb. 12 Dr. Martin Hogan, kamaai- C March Grand ball of the none present of three-eight- hs March Murder attempted on the . w which of the members Jn a match race. course, na. dies In Lfif. Angelos. Cv,. t.hw..i the second congregati n will attend, and j iil- -. whaler Andrew Hicks, en route to 0f a Feb. 13 lionoluiu Brewery starts Honolulu March 20 Colonel Sanger appointed This finds that one Charles Ah for the next thre- - months the Bishop Jan. 14 Century Telephone Company. - king beer. March 4 Honolulu Flower Society tc lnsPect Hawaii and report needs in Fa: tame to ids death at Honolulu, Isi- experts to run things. The members of ; articles of Incorporation filed; capital iU - Feb. Attorney C. Bitting sentenc- jloids annual meeting Petitions Gov- - ccaf!t defense. .i'.d of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on the second congregation propose to qui-- j stock, $150,000. I f 20 1901. to tea days In jail r contempt of ernor for recompense. In of 1 :nd March German Lutheran Church the sth day of December, A. D. etlv withdraw until thev can hear from I Jan. 14 Mamie Smith. daughter of court, by Judge Humphrey. matter ccniPlc,ted. an a D- taken from the society by the Terrl- - (from electric shock received from he - Smith, marries E. 14 I 22 -- the presiding Bishop, which will take atf Feb. Mikahala's keel punctured tory. March Hawaiian Tramways bill , witch In the store of E. A. Mclnemey. in runs ii'x. by a . ; at least a month, and when that re- MIps nwortlilsh. Marcn (uMoaes Kealoha old Hono- - tabled. in s;t!d Honolulu, connecting the wires ply comes then the battle royal for the Jan. 15 A. L Lewis marries E. Feb. 14 H. S. Olcott. theosophist. iuu magistrate acddentallv k:lld March 22 College Hills tract open- - a said store with the wires of the Ha-- Johnson. lectures in Honolulu. 4 - ed. wallan Electric Light Company, whiln possession of the church property may 16 City brings 400 March First bill of the first srs- Jan. of Peking 14 n. Legislature nass- - aarcn --Annual meeting or SIC- ; said Cbarlei Ah Fai was in the act or be expected, for if the second congrega 1 Feb. lierEStrom. of the Oahu sion of the Territorial Porto Rican laborers. , , Railroad and Land Companv. dies of ed. IKryde plantation stockholders. Esti- - turnins on the current. tion la sustained on appeal, they will 16 New cemetery w j Jan. at "c Anti-Saloo- n lr,aUd for mi- - l.COO tons. necessary precautions on pneumonia. March 4 League organ- - crP And if the had Insist their right to worship in the 'laid out. 14 ne nrpsl.lont i Alarm -- o Mystic Snriners visit mo- - been use, hy the Hawaiian Lleetrtc point- - Jan. 16 Ke Au Hou captured by Feb. Cosnol Tern ranee Leaeue izrd. Then liich.irds Cathedral. On the other hand, as orfranized. March 5 Florence Hoberts opens snalua. Light Company it is the hellef of tho ed out by Rev. Mr. Mackintosh 'last I rioting Porto Ricans. 15 C. March 23 Auction of College Hills Ury Ah Fai woulJ 16-S- Mght Feb. E. Stubbs lectures before theatrical season In "Sapho." that the said Charles I earthquake felt in I night. Bishop Willis gains nothing by Jan the Louisiana Planters' Association on March 5 Last issue of the Humane tots. not have so met hs death. his attitude excepting the extra ex - L Hawaii. Educator. Mrs. Helen Wilder Craft, March 24 Hllo Railroad to build a j And in view of the expert testimony of ."Isealed bids called for the 15 en- long wharf. 'electricians in case, Jury penae of maintaining the entire church fdredeIrg. of entrance to Peari Har- - Feb. Maul grounds at the editor. adduced the this the trance f :e harbor: slight damage. March 5 American Pupar plantation March 25 First National Bank of t.elieves that the wires of the Hawaiian 16 A 30 20 Kilo incorporated. Captial stock. $200.- - LIghr. Company are ln a condl-- 1 without the aid of the second congregat- 17 Feb. Kpr.a storm on Maui; turned into a cattle ranch. ESectxic Eighth anniversary of the s Jan. Indies) of falls, potato 6 ' dariKc-roiv- to property and Hfe, ow- - ion-There of 1893 rain destroying March Austrian warship Donau tion revolution celebrated. crop. March 25 Barbour Lathrop gives a UnperfajCt neo-COtini- on ex- goes arrives ln Honolulu. inf? to wiring and lack of were amusing and Jan. 17 Schooner Mikahala ! several Feb. IS --Chinese New Year celebrate- March 6 Ed Haskell, sentenced by nt Progress Hall. cssary attention. citing incidents at the meeting. Just a ashore near Walanae. March 25 Florence Roberts closes ; Jury 18 port, d. Judge Humphreys to serve two years Therefore, this recommends that Jan Iwaianl returns to after 1 Drnl-she- ra few minutes before adjournment then? Feb. Mardi Gras ball at the d. at hard labor f r stealing two cigars. her season In "Nell Gwyn" at the the Superintendent of Public Works of a rough trip, leaking. House. 'point was a loud noise from the recesses sr ft omy 11.. A S a competent Inspector to Inspect . i-- BMI Tt.. J . March Antoinette Tr belli gives jan u.. F.-b- 20--First I uanqueni the adjoining room, which threw the Territorial Ligature Opera . iu larcHHi Blvenail clectTlc wires In the city of Honolulu. l:er sharp exposed by the Advertiser. concert at the House tu. I - ln Rlal session. Trjr Q 1 Tsi I frr to ii.ieeie, tvauai. with the nower to condemn and to Der- meetlne Into Btfl of laughter. It was UI vn in n nnlriflrp Kin fn!'a jail. IS BynolCMS twnucu r.cn ..,, nf1.. i - hinted that the Bishop had a spy there improve race h Tpnvmo Oflrr,r.a. pass Congress March 27 Portuguese youths organ- - form .ail othr such acts as In the prem- hotel and theater, and ny I i.--cs and the latter had come to grief; Kapiolani . organiz. u. Capital, $50,009. M:.r, h "Trnectric antnrnAhflM rvf th a dramatic club. Theater on the may stem meet. that track at : - CHAS F. CHII.UNGWOKTH, fire-wal- k Feb. 's birthday eel- Hawaiian Automobile Company.' out on 1Pea of nbow but n.i investigation was mad?. Jan. 13 Papa Ita performs his March 28 The Kimball Steamship Coroner I ng ebrated. a trial spin. of the meeting, feat. - When the chairman i Fib. 22 Gasoline schooner Sururis.- ATnrr-V- in . na-l- v o Company sues th" Honolulu Meat CHAS. B. WILSON, 19 runs Into a reef in rinitniicta - tho Rev. Mr. Mackintosh, announced Jan. Claudlne s - C- $98,043.49. Bay. troe-- ashore at Kolosu Kauai. A total riiertj nf n V rHIllnarham t,,iiT- th mpany for WM. BERLowrrz, been decided to oppose the Maalaea i March 30 Punahou defeats Kameha- - JOHN H. WISE, after it had Jan. 20 Transport Warren comes wreck. Island of Hawaii Bishop's wishes and send him a reply Fcb." 22 The Superintendent of Pub- - !r'fha ,n traf"k atn,et',s- - R. C OKER, port to boilers repaired. --Vrircn iv'n h. tnapman tem- - question was Into have her lie -- repurr. r March SI Molliill Chapel reopened R. KELLETT. he sta'ed that th nxt Jan. 20 Maui Telephone Company Instruction ubmits annual agitator,1Zr' preaches farewell s r- "Who will take this letter to the Bish- $25,000. The expenditures of the department and dedicated. A. P. TAYLOR. Increases capital stock to Hono-- ' AjyrU Advertiser's Mystic Shnner op?" There was a moment's silence 21 BarV Topgallant puts into ment were $317.83S. There are in M "rrh Mrs M Rrur au Juror. Jan. .1 m . hiln . 'Rl mini. s t nru - tweutv . t j - leumon. then the members looked at each othe: port in distress. i Hirn i LramuB ixi eviuenrB n rio- 1 An afternoon meeting was held - schools and over 100 teachers April Hon. R. W. Wilcox returns and Isughed. un'il some one suggested Jan. 22 Mysterious death of J. Shan- r.olulu. Washington. occupied by lis- Feb. 24 The House of Represents- - Marco 10 Honolulu Eyrie of E.agl s from which was principally that "We will all go." It was finally nan at the Sailors' Home - Anrll 1 Mate of steamship eompa- - 9 kj.m ' j - organized. tening to electricians expound on the decided, however, 2V-T- to leave the matter ,iJa iieTonolul.1 i"Feb. he Oahu Railroad and 11 formally to hnvlng nrr"of March Moana Hotel nrii 9. W Soahnrn T ore d'es theories and mysteries of the profess- the church wardens the letter hWa tnrSea Lnd Company increases its cap.tul opcticd. bee n ad to and conse arrives oede ' April 3 Dr. Robert McKibbin ion- An adjournment was taken until them 23-A- to 11 1rticd Ibert Hermanson. employed IUIMM. , , . March F rt street merchants quently they reply. Jan. -- i . n v...v. maalna. dies. should make the bv Macfarlane Company suicides ttn j r?ret and petition Legislature to widen; April 3 Mrs. E K. Richardson, alii, 7:30 last evening, at which time Win. The meeting was called by the Rer. 24 c. musician, uovernor we. Pi rt rtreet. Jan. E. Kaufman -- dies. Carey, a lineman for the Hawaiian O'clock-fi- e Feb. 27 The annual report of th? eh 12 . bridge, globe trot-- t Alexander Mackintosh st 7:30 commits suicide. J M - - - - - ... . V, -. Balr April 4 The rite of washing the feet manager or pn niii i:i- " Light Company, and T. Leslie briefly stated wiat the object had Jan. 24 Allen & Roblrson. Ltd lum- - owi r. arrives In Honolulu, celebrated in Catholic Cathedral. Electric s annugn, 13 to do n.iti-- posted on 1 ship owners, incorpor piantation in nounsnins i "arch Party of Mystic Shriners De Cew, electrical inspect :r for the with th the ber ll IS and i.nti.vi f..r 1lfirt ti! 2...HO tors April 4 The Mystic Shriners depart. church door Sunday, and which were ated; capital stock. 1 - April 5 G. Smith, of of of the Ter- Ass-la- tl paid a dividend of per cer.t p.r h IS M. S. Wassplte Jared director Board Fire Underwriters published in yesterday's Jan. 26 Honolulu Merchants H. anchors experiment station, Superintendent Advertiser. month. i K ort. Hawaiian arrives. ritory of Hawaii, and n adopts and elects - n--., W. It Castle Jr. then read the two constitution h. 27 report of 'h? 14 nrge y. of Territorial Electric Light directorate. F Th" annua Board of Health petitions A?ai hmUWashing- - Frazee the letters, one of of which was addressed s manager of IIa!ku Sugar plantation tb to raw rraarantlne First Circuit, arrives from system, testified. Both the latter T:en-tle- 29 nearly eau ; t'-n- Knhunnism I,--. V ' the church wardens other to Jan. tvAu f Via rt.rn'r.tQ fnT tYlf at $497.- - - rfr.rl w r iMMltrM c n wires of the Ha- and the In Kewalo. a-St-eamer stated that the death of a native wahlne d-n- ds. j tJpolu went ashore Rev. Mr. 550.77. paid $90,000 In div 15-S- hIp Elowes grounds April were in a Mackintosh. They were as Jan 29 Th Kash Co.. Ltd.. incor It tarc Jabea ko a waiian Electric Company 27-- a In at Pun total follows: porated. Capital stock. i..f,)0. F. K The annual meetlB of olaa on mud bamk harbor. dangerous condition in maiiy parts of b-- V. 1 re- - 16-- Myst a ' 2S. 29 C Carriage Co.. The in crop is March c rave ' city on street there Honolulu. Dec. ML .kn F Herrlck stockholders i Honolulo the and Fort n.-t- d t 2..vi-- ar.u r.r., rir'o ar.u men.u,-- ut fr My Dear Mr. Mackintosh: In accord I t.i (.nnniTnl to amount tons, is inmate r.a9LCI DU11UUJ... LVICUIUl'.Ti.J1JiA..iJ,1 one wire which was, bare of insulation i ,.pril '. ance with notice a copy of wh.ch I Jan. 29 Th Californinn. the first nlued at $19 .9". IS. Aicna empie. . this .v-r- P in steamer nf the ttnivnflan.Anipr . an TA h 27 Hawa i an postatre statr.p is- - it aesar jiortriio c.vs (Continued on page 3.) (Continued on Page 2). (ContiD'ied on Page 6.) line, arrives. sue burned at Washington. Washington. v. r-- rc t

A. V. Gear. II. J Gallagher, E. Towse. g The chairmin of each of the commit-- ; DEATH IN tees are requested to meet the execut vo W committee at 12 o'c ock today at xlar-mon- y Hall. The entire membe'shlp 01 HONOLULU the reception committee Is also Idpin fl- ed to meet the cha rn.an. J. A. Ha-si- n- & Marsh, Ltd. , Whitney BICYCLES 'g'-r- at the same time ar.d place. Ail the committees have been very active, espe- STREETS cially the executive committee, in the $35 and $45. ptst few days, de-i- s r.g ways and means to rr .!:,- - the vl. it of the Supreme Chan- (Continued from page 1.) cellor oiii that w 11 make history for the Notj those Bi Reduction.. Iythian Order in Honolulu. announce for the making it especially dangerous to life Spaulding and property. A Timely Warning. Chainless j ... jury wished to find Jrom Wm. Ca n May I myself For Ladies or fentl-me- rt y ju.--t what had been done by Electric. Editor Advertiser: avail h Cut from 175 00 to $15.00 Company w:th reference to the wires of this means of warning those responsi- - H . Week nn,l tranQfnrrr.pra n t h . oAt f s ta t v. ...juiah u. u, of January 6th, 1902, pole on Fort opposite Mclnernys I street ,u!u Suckyard3 ruin that lf the have 'store .since Saturday evening. The young ' f m Cleveland Chain Wheels ves l,mDS 01 fellow answered t!ie questions p: omptly j resara Ior lne ana rf Choice of tirej, saddle, gear. and did not seem evasive. He eaid that others, they had better have the wreck the inauguration of the Cut from $45 00 to $35.00 after thf tragedy he went to the scene overhauled at once. Thi evening I no. and immediately climbed the pole and ti u a very large portion of the charred When you can buy a Cleveland $35 ie wheel mailt- - an in.cDec!ion. He found pvcrv- - FIRST OF THREE at there no other th r.g in position, and there was nothing fl amework on the South street in competition, as they are the LEADERS. You take no to indicate that anything had happened swaying bodily backwards and forwards of the most there to cause trouble In Mclnerny'a j w.th the wind in a manner of Imminent chances when you buy thefe reliable wheels, as every one & He came down again, store. and met perl1 to tne unconscious passerby. Is it fully guaranteed by u., and the equipment is of the very Manager Osxtley. who toid him to go up again. At that time he shifted an lnsu- - nt about time that this hideous eyesore best. Wheels sold on installments. laud wire frcm a close proximity to a were removed, anyhow? . 1. I I V uu . . I nut vmn.11 i.uius mi aim a poie ana vi.,, Deo ?0 11 Full line of the ce ebrattd Fa? JUVENILE WHEELS, then came down aga n. He found noth- nret $25 ing whatever that would in his opinion VIGGO JACOBSEN. SENSATIONAL SALES at 00. have caused any trouble in the wires leading from the transformer. The wires were not sagging enough to" cause LISU YOUii them to brush aga'n 0:1c other. 3 US J ever held Honolulu. Superintendent Frazee sa.d he had NESS ORDERS in t.:k. n notice of the manner In which the BY E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd. electric wires are strung at present. TELEGRAPH. Some needed pulling up. Pins and cross arms in many places were in a position You can do It No Ehlers Block, Fort Street. to give way. thus letting the wires fall to the street. They needed overhauling. He said the tightening of of these wires would reduce the danger to life and prope.ty. He was of the opinion that more than 110 vdts had killed Ah Fal. Inter-Islan- He thought it was the fault of the Elec-tr'- c rhe d Company. DETAILS LATER Mr. L)e Ctw was a siilendid wlinpsa TT. said he was an inspector of new wiring elegraph Go. but not the old. He was of the opinion that more than 110 volts had caused the Rainier boy's death. One hundred and ten volts j8 traDsmitting mes- might kill a man with a weak heart, but beer not one In a sages to all normal condition. the islands "How would you pronounee the condi- tion of the wiring cf the Electric Com- of the group except pany in this city?" asked a Juror. "I would jay It Is not good. The wires Kauai. G-"u.m.- :n. are slack. If you strike them with an umbrilia they would brush against each other. Of course, the ranld growth of tlNinUI RATE IS $2. Tlie for trees w hire interfere with the res." Ho you know anyth:ng about the insulation of wires overhead in thi Sectional city?" Honolulu Offipp. Campbell BJk No." DOWN 8TAIRS. Ho you know of any Book not Insulated?" F Cases I believe there Is a bare wire 011 Fort ort Street. street carrying 110 volts." "Do you think life and property are in TELEPHONE MAIN 131. Patented July 14, 1901. THE HOME danger?" "I do." tfewnger will cull lor your n:eh An entirely New System, "Is there anyone In town to condemn sage if desired wires?" "There is no government Inspector." "Would the in pecto;- - have the power E GOEAS, vested in h.m to order unsafe wires re moved ?" Fancy 1 Mluwy I believe the Superintendent of Publln and Staple Groceries Works has the pow r to appoint a man We with such authority." Beretanla and Emma Sts. have all Sizes. deputy Stieriit Chill'ngworth stated Telephone he had asked time and time again to Blue 2312. Call and see th m. have such an officer appointed. Is well started by the opportunities -- Mr. He Cew pronounced the switch We receive by every e, Ftoamer from presented by the possess:on of an' used in Mclnerny's sto e un-af- unless people were educated io its use and the Coast fresh Butter, Potatoes, Green made aeq tainted w:th the danger of Vegetables, Apples, Crackers, etc. Our Kodak touching the metal parts. j goods are all new, and the best money uwuituui; ui. j imi-.ne- at the can buy afternoon es.-io-n. The nurnort of th Of life's pleasures, picture taklnir evidence of H. A. Allen, cleetriral engi- Is one of excellent' neer, representing thj -- A rURfc'H Dl MA NJ the keenest. The 1 Frasei Chalmers advantages of in Company in Honolulu; Col. "Jack" Cof- WE MUST beautiful views fee, of the DI.'IMv! Coyne F Honolulu and vicinity enjoyed by Gamewell Fire Alarm Sys- urniture Co Ltd. tem Company; F. J. Cross, of thy "Wire-lles- a Hawaiirn Soda the amateur, makes this so. Telegraph Company, Works HULK AOKNT8, and Superin- Soda Witter tJi Beet. Progresa Block, tendent Iluiion of the Hawaian E.ectr c Honolulu, H. T. The outdoor exercise adds t Company, was to the effect that the Thone Blue 1871. health, education and enjoyment. switch used in the Melnei nv cri"k a 11.' a a i such as are in cenernl no ill n, L nlted States; that the metal parts, WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. when closed against the poles of the current, - 88 are alive with intyi'tx- 0,1 114 PORT ST. 20 PES CEHT REDUCTION FROM REGULAR PRICES, give off a shock to any touch nc tt: thnt HAP SAL,-- v. v. conditions were favorable for Ah Fai FOR 3 THE BEST 8S We do the leat finishing work at the very lowest prices. receiving a shock from the position in era! aaaortment of Hawaiian and p Dressing Cases, which -- he was standing, and that it was lie Inland Curious in the city. Hi.rr 88 lect::c current ar.d not Pol on Tuesdays - volts that killed made ano Frirf.T Manicure Cases, 88 Honolulu Photo Supply Company, tne jrranc man. Perfumes Yesterday af.ernoon's proceedings were s AilSlU... D I 88 F rt by Strett, Honolulu. conducted Deputy Sheriff Chilling-wort- h. ss Finest Line in the City 8 88 Dr. Charles B. Cooper was on ss X rc 8 the MERCHANT TAILOR. - stand and testified as to the results 88- of the postmortem examination. He ss said Good 88 the cause of death was due to an elec- 1256 ss Place to tric Fort St.. Just above the Orpheum. Rest and Refreshment shock. The postmortem revealed NEW STYLES! GOODS! ss B that the younc man who in rw ....,,,. NEW he was POPULAR PRICES! S8 Reduction underweight for h 8 size, some--' Give me AT OUR w Sale! a trial order you will FOUNTAIN. what be emaciated: the lungs were found to satisfied. w no uir.y normal, except some conges- BEGINNING tion in the right apex; the heart was 9 ss pale, small, contract. l n,u .. . 88 SR k ,..i. W. E SHARP, dneys were normal, liver slle-htl- 8ft Vf largcd. Some tuber-culuu- of the glands were s. Expert; Piano Tuner. 88 Dr. Cooner 88 HONOLULU as Saturday, voltage sufficient thi n DRUG CO. December 7. ii Office, 88 88 caused the boys death. The physical Thrum's Bookstore, Mcluerny Building. 912-91- 6 condition of Ah Fal had much to do with 88 Fort Street me SIIOCK De.nsr wa. 88 8ft fatal. -lr. :. .iililiMi. Telephone and I will call and examine ahneW v ..itucui. that a severe- hun CII JIIUUUICU. your Piano free of charge. S3 ine burn spoke of io , , v. s Every Article jof the boy-- finger was evidently where in the Store Reduced -- an iiun ueen i.urned off. Messrs. Cro.--s, Allen, Coffee Melnernr and T. QUoa Yee also testified. GREAT SWEEPING FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. AWAIT SUPREME Come Early. Chcice Bargains. CHANCELLOR Reduction AT CommiJtees Sale Are Appointed by Pthians to Meet Their 30 S. KinIsosliima.St.. next to Castle k Cooke. Chief. NOW ON

At the meetlnff of the Knlehts of -, , ..v.. It omuiuay n.gni, a nura Lacquer Ware, S- her of commlttfcs were appointed to pre Individual Cup and SPESIAL. . PTe for the coming of Supreme Chan PRIF?S V Saucers ccllor Fethers. who is expected to ar- - in finest china.Fancy r.t-- fn tKc.KMMDuiiuina iromm an t ranclsco. -- The Tea Sets, :o: executive committee consists of H. Silk and Crepe Jackets, J. Gallagher, chairman; J. V. Kldwell, Will Pay You O. Erlckson. It to Buy From Us. F. Kidwcll. A. V. Gear. Ed Kimonos in Cotton, Crepe and Silk, -- :o: Towse, C. V. M. Fort,r. Dr. Sinclair. Reception We Committee John A. Hassin-Ber- . Linen Center Pieces, Have a Larjfe and Well Selected Stock chairman; Dr. Grossman, E. P Ladies' and -- :o:- Dole. Dr. Anderson, G. Erickson, E. W Gent's Silk Handkerchiefs, Ward. George Hons. Dr. Derby. Z K Fine Crr, Fort end ! rvi 9 ttretanla St. D. Dayton. R. Shingle. S. J. Sal Porcelain, , c ter. C. M. v. Forster, Mr. Reidy. Cushion Covers gggf cOC iran.-portatlo-n ooxxocoxxo 00000 Chas. Bell.na, chalr-- and C00 man; a. Dennson. C. If. AVhite K. R. Bureau Scarfs. Wallace. W. W. Wrisht. S. J. Salter. THE SEASON'S 15. Uecktr. LATEST Mualc W. If. Hoogs, chairman: II Creations in Millinerr. Wichman. W. G. Ashley, A. Klihy. Aradt, F.

Vf n; RMIK 10MIJIN iONS IV rk II. J. Gallagher, chai-ma- n ECONOll AM) STILE. - 1- J3 ;lr Ed. Twse, A. L. Iforr. EL .1 j vr. SPECIAL PRICES Hall AT H. McKechnle, chairman; E. A- - Towse, Z. K. Myer. Ki: ance-Jo-hn D. Holt, chairman: John Montanr 1 -- "nny, A. Rosenblatt A. arid. C",iS3 M- - Gartenbera. 2ruilrJeVarl T. Wl'der, chal: .iin, j. o. Uorman F U"::).,- - t ... ARLINGTON BLOCK, HOTEL ST. H, F. DAVISON, Mafia I Crawlev. A R m..,,k.. t, . C o. Ashley, V. IWAKAMI&CO Jif H. Hoogs. John K dwell. HOTEL STREET. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 31, 1901. CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE I I m fContlniiHl rrom l'a? I.) I June 2 Kappelmelster Rerger cele- - nun mm . Lrales twenty-nint- h anniversary as April 7 Transport I v. lender of the Hawaiian Band, a ton arrives - viith smallnox on k- -, I June 2 Representative Beckley re- Aprll 7 New church dedicated at U-- turns from San franclfco where he hue. I Interviewed President McKlnley. 8- Campbell Porto April -St. Clemenfs Guild elves a) June makes Rican Mii- - farewell rceDtlon to Mr ir. T. P"rt with a story of murder and Bain Walker. cide at sea. April S Transport Garonne puts into June 2 Fire Chief Hunt dies. port short of coal June 3 The Caithness, the first BREAKING v RECORD CIGARETTES April 9 Congressman B! t ar haleback steamer that ever visited mil Honolulu arrives. rives in Honolulu, en route to Guam - and Manila. I June 4 B. A. Thurston files an ap- April 10 Gigantic proposed Poal in the contempt case. SOMETHING scheme a of the to Use the level at Kewalo and Ka-- L June ZJ? It ,NahooJewf' kaako several feet. Board of Health, drops dead. NEW April 12 Contract for Mendoca buildi- June 5 Dnvid S. Jordan and party or ng- signed. Cost, $4 041. fish experts arrive. sale ofwhite goods April 14 Transpoit Kilpatrick an- June 6 William L. Whitney marries Co, chors off port with smallpox on board. Kiss Sutton, In Michigan. David Lawrence & Br:t-is- April 15 Local lodsje of Elks ed June 6 ir Claude Mac Donald, h by Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher. minister to Japan, here, en route LIMITED. April 16 "Bob" Wilcox organizes hy- home. brid Republican party. June 7 Contract let for first home April 1? Maurice Brasch marries in the College Hills tract.- - Mabel Walty. June 9 Gen. A. W. Greeley in Hono- NEW YEAR GREETINGS April 16 Superintendent Dennison lulu. banqueted by the employes of the June 10 Ben Holladay dies in Phil- Oahu Railroad and Laud Company. adelphia. 17 ar- 11 Day April Soldier W. Wolfson June Kamehameha Wd w 11 bag' low-pric- e rested for gross cheat. a the New Year with the greatest sale of 17 Antl-vacclnatl- - 11 gives a April and dls- ' Jun" Healani Boat Club white goods ever held in this city. Sale begins I) a m Thursday morn- penuary bills vetoed by Governor Dole. minstrel show at the Opera House. at I - 17-Ch- 12 dtsmiss- Oftnt April amber of Commerce! June Charles W. Wilcox ing, January 2 jd, 1U02. Bargains oflVei such as will prove a great iim-ie- Hoard of Health ndonts rf.Kr.liit Ions pvtcndino ...r d . from . n . I junf Mm Thurston upheld In monej -- saving opportunity to yoo. Its. contempt case.i. April 18 Hon. E. H. Conger. United port. States minister to China, here en rout,; ! Juru nip iom enters Goods will be on display in our windows burl iaJitxiii uvt'i uuaiu. Bulletin of Goods Sacrifieed April 18 Dr. W. 8. Ament, mission- - June 14 Brig. Gen. Ludlow arrives and about the itore by Saturday, and every- ary, nere on tne uurora April 18 House of Representatives . June lo U. ts S. Hartford, training thing will be rnar&ed in plain figures so that IT overrides dog tax veto. ship, arrives. Embroideries, Torchon Laces, you may come and look about and judge for April 19 Elks have a big smoker at June 14 Flag raising day celebrated Victoria Lawn, Linen Lawn, Diaries the Drlllshed. In public schools. yourself the extraordinary low prices. April 19 Contract let for construe- - June 15 Second performance of the Genuine Irish Linen Lawn, and tion of annex to Hawaiian Hotel. Healanl Minstrels. Grass Linens. Handkerchief Lin- April 20 Polo game at Moanaiua b?- - June 17 Grand Jury reports on brib- - Iswn Mnnl un.i Oahu. Oahu wins. erv Investigation. en Lawn, Table Linen, 400 White April 22 Oahu again defeats Maui June 17 A. S. Cleghorn celebrates Bed Quilts, 500 Sheets ready-mad- e ! sfmi-centcnr,J- al Hono- - 20,000 yards of Daily 'polo team at Moanaiua. of his arrival in in all sizes and qualities. 22 Young ' Aprll Annual meeting of lulu. Men's Christian Association directors, i June 18 Gear & Lansing call a meet-i- T. Pillow Cases plain and Hem- Pillow Case Lace Cllve Davles elected presldenL I lnr of creditors. stitched; 20,000 yards of Pillow ' ; 19 Olympic on fire, April 23 Dr. Marques, theosophlst. June Bark Case Lace in all widths, White in widths will be sold actua' Office returns from Sydney. June 19 Board of Health raises all at April 23 Fon J. A. T. Hull. In Hor.o- - quarantine on incoming mails. Piques, Fancy White Goods, half price lulu, en rou..e to the Philippines. June 20 David S. Jordan addresses White Blankets, Turkish Tow- 24 Wright, ka- - April John Newton msh School graduates.. els, Linen Towels, Ladies' Mus- Journals maaina. dies. j June 21 Mrs. Wu Ting Fang in Ho-- Aprll 24 V. F. McLennan, of the roiulu. lin Underwear, Children's Hats Treasury Department, arrives with ; June 22 Children give a fancy dress and Bonnets, Children's White s funds for th? redemption of Hawaiian Dliq at tne Drlllshed. Children's Dress 1902 bonds. I June 3 Steamer Zealandla returns Dresses in all eizes. for a-t- o April 24-Th- omas Fitch, the silver- -' to port with leaking boilers. at prices that will usb you. tongued orator, arrives In Honolulu. J jane 24 Automobile Company closes April 25 Territorial Supreme Court I j0vn plant. decides against the Tramways compa- - J june 24 Graduation exorcises at Oa-- ny In Its suit against the Rapid Tran- - nu College. Thursday, January 2, at 9 a. m., is the Big Day. It. 1 June 25 Humphreys' scheme to an- - also a complete tine of Aprll 25 Josephine Stanton Opera m.xt Hawaii to announced. Company opens season at Opera House, j june 26 Paul Esry reappears. April 27 Home Rulers' masn meet- - June 26 Dr. L. Hartley arrives, Books and ! anti-saloo- Blank ing. Starts n crusade. April 27 Francis Murphy Hall for- - , june 26 Schooner Golden Gate a to-mal- ly opened. !tal wreck on Lanai. Commercial Stationery April 28 W H. Thone arrestee" for 27 School holds i June Kamehameha murderous assault on his father-ln-la- w. commencement exercises. April 29 M. C Mott-Smit- h marries j jUne 27 E. P. Church, former prest-Ml- ss CO. Italy. College, Michi-- PACIFIC Savelll in (dent dies in IMPORT of Oahu AT THE April 23 Young Women's Christian g&Ti Association entertains Miss Reynolds. june 28 Graduating exercises at St-th-e PROGRESS BLOCK. FORT STREET secretary of the World's Young LoUjs College. Women's Christian Association. i June 29 U. S. S. Philadelphia ar-Ap- rll 29 Dr. Raymond resigns as rives president of the Board of Health. June 30 Ship Coryphene arrives; lost Aug. 1 Bemains of Mrs Samuel Par- Aug. 15 Plumbers' trust Bued by C. Aug. 28 Sixto Lopez, Filipino, arrives April 30 Legislature ends. 'captain at sea. from the Mainland. H. Brown. In Honolulu. HHN ker arrive 28 supply 1 due to May May Day celebrated by school & en. Aug. 1 Ship Kinross arrives. Rec- Aug. 15 Belgian hares found here. Aug. Flour short, M JuJy 16ehdoner Carrie Annie In for tho South Seas ord trip from Cardiff. Aug. 15 Hjnolulu Home for Incura- strike . LIMITED. I 3-- United Attor- - , pn; Aug. 29 Mrs. W. E. Marr finds stolen May States District Str ke Iron Aug. 2 Kawaiahao's new organ dedi- bles applies for a charter. r.ey Balrd creates a sensation by at- - Wr.rk' ovpr atHonoIulu Aug. 17 Naval docks son, after a three years' search. . cated. 29 Gerardy, Belgian Jury for Its verdict, 2-- by shipping In Aug. celloistv tacklng a Federal wg Paul dJe9. Augr 2 U. S. S. Philadelphia arrives not to be used general May 4 Governor appoints James H. gives concert at Opera House. c arrested as he from Samoa. the future. over V de'art on th Zealandla. Aug. 3 U. S. S. Bennington arrives Aug. IS Kamolliill Church organ Aug. 29 First car runs the Office. and S G. Smith's perjury case from , dedicated. nolulu Rapid Transit track. Merchant St near Poet 3W. 4v a ,a.w" 'nolle 3 experimental sta- Aug. 18 George Scott commits sui- Aug. 30 Hilo Railway Company te' -orossod. Aug. Tantalus $1. May & w imam uoooness. Kamauma, planting. cide at Camp McKlnley. issue new bonds. Amount to be July- 4Hoa,am crews defeat the tion starts 000.000 6 per cent. dies at Wailuku. Mvrties In he annual championship Aug. 5 Salvation Army celebrates August 17 Warehouses of the Union at May ather McLaughlin gives a opened. Aug. 31 Honolulu Rapid Transit for- sr2 &t pear, Harbor Its aeventh anniversary In Hawaii. Feed Company Dole. musical I Aug. 6 E. O. & Aug. 19 Admiral Beardslee arrives mally opened by Governor lecture. July Day celebrated. Fire destroys Hall a. Asso- - J Aug. 31 and suicide Wala-lu- May oung Men s Christian y K. Kentwell marries Annie Son's building. on the Hongkong Maru. Murder at elation and Young omens Christian ; U Aug. 6 Judge Gear orders the Or-pheu- m Aug. 20 F. E. Thompson thrown OCEANIC Association give a farewell reception to Juj Bervlce examinations sold at auction. from horse and seriously Injured. Sept. 1 All steamers from the Orient Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coleman. 5cu.n 7 W. to Aug. 20 Plantation managers meet have to dock at the Quarantine wharf. 1 n T7 O Aug. J. Erwln arrives install :uay t uovernorn uoie aup"iui t,. delivery of In Honolulu. and establish new scale of wages. Sept. 2 Labor Day celebrated. July Bnrk C. D Bryant on fire; free mails 2 Boyd Commissioner of Public Lands Aug. 7 Capt. C. Wilder resigns man- 21 total- Sept. Chinese hold a meeting and CO. Aug. Honolulu Stock Yards anti-exclusi- GAS & ELECTRIC .. 'Tested. adopt on resolutions. also a new Board of Health. ." A. E. Cory of Chris- - agement of Wilder Steamship Com- ly destroyed by fire; eighty head of July ".ev. the Sept. 3 celebrates sixty-thir- d May 7 Hugh Morrison dies In San tian Chuirh resigns. pany. horses burned. Liliuokalani LIMITED. Kal-lu- a. birthday. Francisco. July 8 Summer schools opened. Aug. 9 A small tidal wave at August 21 Xakamura held for the May & Legislature begins extra ses- Sept. 4 British citizens press claims July 9 Lee's World's Entertainers murder or Tono, a Japanese wahlne. against Hawaiian government. sion. open season the Opera House. Aug. 9 Income tax cases appealed to Aug. 22 Home Bulers meet and pro- . . j a a. . n l ... .1.. May 8 Hon. B. W. Wilcox sails for at iii t July 10 Bark St. James makes port the Supreme Court. pose a three days' prayer for relief San Francisco; dodges bill collectors. 10 Aug. Plumbers' strike ended. from their political pilikia. a May 8 Dr. Cooper elected president dismasted. Sept. 4 British cable steamer tiru-anni- I July 11 William C. Wilder dies, Aug. 11 Dr. McGrew buys the home Aug. 22 Oriental Life Insurance Co. of the Board of Health. ' 12 In Ha-maku- a. F. Hackfeld. arrives. Contractors for July Forest and cane fires of J. formed. 4 Jaeger Elsie Robert- May 10 First anniversary of the Aug. 11 Clerks start a campaign for Aug. 23 Breckenridge, in- Sept. F. weds Asso- district. General son at Japanese Young Men's Christian I temper- closing of U. S. A., Ainahau. July 12 John G. Woolley. the early stores. spector general arrives. Sept. 5 German army officers Inspect ciation celebrated. ance worker, arrives. Aug. 12 Annexation Day observed Aug. 30 Judge Humphreys before May 11 College wins re!ay race Honolulu, take photographs. make Oahu j July 12 ('apt. P. Smith, returns from by the courts. Attorney General Knox. Kaplolani Park. 13 soundings of the harbor and collect LIGHTING at 'the Philippines. Aug. Bose ranch consolidated Aug. 25 Organ in the new German In general. May 12 Toughs from Kakaako riot military information July 13 Healanl Boat Club gives a with Kahikinui. Lutheran Church dedicated. 6 on the waterfront. 14 all 25 longshore- Sept. Organized labor will have BY smoker. Aug. Judge Estee decides that Aug. Stevedores and nothing to do with "Colonel" Lake's May 12 Puuloa Church dedicated. July 13 Legislature In extra session Chinese born in Hawaii are citizens. men form a union. May 13 Antonio M. Lluveras, the burglariz- Aug. 26 Income tax law valid. federation. of Blcans." In Ho- fixns salaries. Aug. 14 King Bros.' store Sent. 6 Trolley car collides with and "Father the Porto I July 14 Chinese consul reports that ed. Aug. 27 Francis Murphy returns n upsets a car. nolulu. 2 !i73 b.-e- filed with 15 from . Gas, 13 Superintendent fire claims have Aug. Judge Gear has trouble with Acetylene May Assistant of him. special grand jury. Fines Attorney Aug. 27 Commander S. Schroeder. U. resigns. Marston li.-.- ' on Page 4. Public Works Bowell 1.4 f'V.irlfa JVorIhfT frurrmHsf General Cathcart for contempt. S N.. Governor of Guam, in Honolulu. (Continued appointed to succeed him. s Campbell d!-- in San Francisco. Portable Gasoline Lamp May 13 Steamer Colon arrives with , July 15 Portuguese boys dramatic 522 Porto Blcans. In- club plays "Jesse James' Oath." May 13 Crand Jury charged to I Electricity. vestigate bribery charges against the Juiv 16 News of Mrs. Sam Parker's t or T ,...U.UtllFA death on the Mainland receivea. ' . i T-- i ,.,. i..n. May 14 Emmeluth trl"s to prevent' juiy o TT.k."a' UUI I the landing of Porto Klcans. suits Degun. goes July 17 C H. Charlock appointed May 14 Alice Kimball ashore in secretary of the Board of Health. Will furnish temporary lights Kahului. July 17 Lieut. Colonel French of the HILLS 16 COLLEGE May The Ellenford Dramatic Company opens the season at the Or- - Salvation Army, arrives. for the holiday season. July 18 Appropriation bills passed. pheum. 19 M. C. Lennon sentenced to May 17 Citations Issued for uoie, July LOTS FOR SALE. Cooper to testify before one year In Jail. Thurston and July lO-An- nunl meeting of directors Grand Jury. Queen's Hospital. H. Water-hous- e kirkirtrkirkii May 10 Buddhist ceremony, the of the College offer for sale at very low birth of Saint Shinran celebrated. elected treasurer. The Trustees of the Oahu If in ed of electrical work 20 Healani nf Mav 20 Kilohana Art League opens July Banquet to the prices, and r.u any description us exhibit. crews at Moar.a Hotel. of give 1 . X.C Ol- a wl AtKorf.na w Villi ti'Tin- a July 21 Woman accidentally shot Au tana " ' near Camp McKlnley. call. Prices greatly reduced championship. again. May 21 Territorial officials In court July 22 Plumbers' trut active VERY FAVORABLE TERMS and satisfaction guaranteed. refusing to testify before Grand July 22 Crater of Kilauea shows for signs of eruption. Jury. quar-t- (One oue-ttii- r l one year; one-thir- d two years' time, May 22 Judge Humphreys fines L. July 23 Gm. M. L Ludington. t third rash; INSURANCE CO. contempt of court. master ceneral U. S. A., arrives. some very cho ce Iota PE0ENIX A. Thurston for B. Strong with interest at 6 per cent p3r aunuai) May 22 Bow Wongs Csu July Major Putnam and entertain Hope,tl elopers, arrive. OF HARTFORD. Shlh Chin, a reform leader. Lauv superin- at College Hills. The May 23 Supreme Court decides that July 24 Dr Malster elected tendent of Insane Asylum. Fujihara must hang. Widemann real May 24 Maunalel Sugar plantation July 24 Auction of RAPID TRANSIT sold to W. H. Pain. estate. $5,623,649.70 May 24 W. It. MeLauren finds juiy 24 Judge Gear releases "transi- Cash Assets. cor- - twenty minute service through the propeit; $46,000,000.00 dnuehter in Eureka. Cal.. wno had b en tion period" prisoners on habeas Tompany performs a Losses Paid. abducted from Hawaii twenty years pUs Splendid and abundant supply of artesian ago. Julv 2S Gunboat Petrel arrives rrom the College has provided a May 25 Judg Humphreys sentences the Orient. w reaching over the entire tract, and the charges aie reasonable. Hartwell. Kinney & Ballou to thirty July 25 -- Bald n okolehao stills in ier WATER HOUSE & PODMORE davs In Jail for conrempt of court. Par- Kalihi. This i- - doned by Acting Governor Cooper. July 26 C. A. Remschel narrowly Agente. May 25 Naval Board officially re- escapes electrocution. Y LOCATION ports Pearl Harbor only suitable loca- July 26 Dr. Cofer accused of A MOST HEALTH Bethel Street. against Japanese woman Corner King and tion for nnval station. in medical No May 2G Five hundred tins Hongkong aboar dthe America Maru and is entirely free from objectionable surroundings. saloons P. O Box 146. iz.-- being 5muggl"d minntlon. 1 nntam sr while ixfl Ha- nuisances of ke Zealandla. July 26 -- Bark Empire on fire off wash houses, livery stables, poi shops and other from the mar- May ZS Hon. Jonah Kumalae waii. reprimanded are allo.ved. and by all mean- - is tne most attractive City oi Paris Goods Co Miss Ahona. July 6 Thornas Fitch character Dn ries laundrymen strike by Judge Estee. May 28 Chinese wife hobur ban district near Honolulu. for higher wages. July 27 Hon. B. W. Wilcox and 20 Association adopts reso- return fr.-- Washington. HEW YORK PARIS Mav Bar 2S Of employes of the lutions condemning Jude Humphreys. jIy Strike in rcerird May 30 anchors off port. Ht k Yards Stables. in this localitv will be able to secure full particulars I 486 FiDbourg 29 session of Legislature ?ts 2 May 30 Decoration Day celebrated. July Extra Mr. P.O. JONES or .Mr. JONATHAN SHAW at the office May 30 Capt. John Bice, kamaaina. ended. y.n, t 30 plantation abandon- ttotlrsrt Broadwav Poissonicrc. dies. July Nahiku of the 'trustees. No. 404 Judd Building. May 30 W. K. Geil. list, lec- ed. JONES, t Union Church july 31 Transport Thomns arnv.s P. C. Treasurer. cor. Geary and Stockton tures at Central teaeh'-r- s aboard. s:aast Juno lAnna Peters sues Stephen with 50 school I SAN FltANOSCO. divorce; startling July 31 Tax commission organized. Peters for absolute chosen chairman. Orl.i by Mall Pn raptly DHvre accusations. Emmeluth ECEMBEK V 1901. fHE fACiyiO CCMMSKOlAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU,

THE PACIFIC , THE NEW YEAR NUMBER. RECORD consisting CHRONOLOGICAL Rheumatism J The New Tear Advertiser, not illu-t-ate- d con U on which you need (of 76 pages. araH and a rack Prominent Business Men Cesseiciai Advertiser - j taining a large nun.jcr of special STU- OF tnffec Ion as NINETEEN HUNDRED cles of local inter. . t. as well the depends on nn acid condition It to say new Lamps a much in no C 1 (iUY. Will Have favor of the enclosed Arc noti-- otiH ,.mmriT . the aP" which affects the i of the blood, being installed by the Hawaiian Electric Company. tomorrow mora- - pear bright and eat'y fNO CNF, muscles and joints, causes inflam- 4 ing. MR. W, W, DIMOND says writ- - mation and pain, and results iron, say -- 1 Among the special articles and "I cannot too much in praise of these lamps; they five a TUL8DA Y DECEMBER 1 an are the following defective digestion and a torpi soft, penetrating light, evenly distributed, and without fluttering (Continued or noise. THEY ARE THE UEST LAMPS I HAVE EVER SEN." Th Hawaiian Land Policy from Fage 3.) action of the liver, kidneys and skin. Mr. Thumtun In his forthcoming New S. B. Dole and stiff neck MR W. H. SMITH, Manager of Manufacturers SiMM vr tiov. Sciatica, lumbago Tear article uo oil as a Fuel. Will an-l- Sept. 8 Tracy McDonald of in- : W. K. Armstrong dies Co., says the full-.n- g questi-ics- : Hawaii in 1952.. Hon. jur.. received in a runaway. are forms of it. 1. Is the suppiy of oil permanent? My First Year in Co.. gross California's Admission Day Snrsaparilla has cured me tl "They are the best lights we have ever used, and I take groat nvrated by colo- "Hold's pleasure In recommending 3. U to - the local Cnliforn.a them." What its fuel value relative H m. R. W. Wilcox ny. rheumatism. I was so I cor.id not lift an: Coal? i A Year in Washington BoctSty S-p- 9 Franklin resigns tl tng a:id my k:;ees were so stiff I coul We have many other such recommendations from prominent X What quality of oil is best for Isl- Austin business men. We will Lamps a small cost, Mrs. R. W. Wilcox n agement of the Francis Murphy hardly set ttr or down stair?. Since taking Install these at and and purposes? Temperance Clubs. bottlea of ilfnii's SarsapavOfa I ha'v they will give you five times the amount of light of the incandes- Mill three cent are yellow In comparison. 4. Waal changes and additions are Evolution of the Sugar Sept. J. brok- . ever felt a symptom of r!"uniat!sm. and at the same cost. All other 4ic.hts '.Charles Falk. stock d;-- - nr rresn ry to ada.pt a coal-bu- n. iag to at. C. Hedemann er, tails. r rladly lecnmmend Hood's for trns No trouble. No danger. Burn eighty hours with one trimming. M Many oil-burni- ng Uo taey 11 Mes. TtroER. Bolivar, other points in favor of these Lamps which we will be glad furnace, and what The Jananc-s- in Hawal' Sept. Pearl Harbor Naval station ie." Hattu you. coat? sur yed. to tell M. aft. Scott k. What la a fair price for oil; what Prot. Sept. 13 Xnkamura acquitted of thj Hood's Sarscparillc Send us a posta!, or ring up Main 390, and we will be pleased to price can be depended upon; wiut t. Oil an Fuel lorrin A. Thurston eharge of murdering Tono. call at your office. 14 Kasabara, mur- tne saying be? (public Lands. .Commissi jner E. 3. Byd Sept. Japanese, . ders his child. and Pills reoo.e r r,T The Year s Sporting Events Sept. 13 John E. Pond appointed Neutralize tlie acidity of the blood. will hnd .ucUMr. Thurston s article Idled cadet from Hawaii. . n. ai. naval . with facU which they would have diiti i' Sept. 1- - A big fire in SpreckelsvllL-plantation- perfect digestion and excretion Co. compact Internal Itevenue Hoy C aroberlain Hawaiian Electric cuity in gelling In such form ar.d and permanently else where. Agricultural Experiment Station Sept. 12 Attorney General Knox con- radically King Street, near Alakea : : i Tel. Main 390 Jared G. Smith cludes the Humphreys case. em'c rbepm M i m." ' Sept. 13 Sailors ai d Kakanko toughs The propoaal of the Coroner's Jury 1 U. S. Customs In Hawaii ' riot in the "Sandlot." meets. the was of Ah Pui. kilted by electricity Collector E. R. Stackable Sept. lt Epidemic of robberies In Nov. 18 Planters' Assorlatlon In Meinerny's store at Fori and ilci- - Honolulu. Nov! 18 Kllohana Art League opens - The Fducatlonal System. A. T. Atkinson streets, an inspector be ap- j Sept. 16 Francis Murphy Temper- its fall exhibit. chant tht Uoyd - 13 Association meet- pointed to look after a. I Clactrlfl arfaw Public Works James IL ance Club reorganised. Francis Mur- Nov. Planters' tn Honolulu, power to .oitdimu, is Honolulu Sewer System u..y the leader. ing adjourns. uilu ' 17 Nov. 21 Annual meeting of Healanl one ifa whlcli w "hen ;! concur. 1." Sept. liuiiolulu receives the news Marton Campbell of the shooting of President McKln-- y. Boat Club. "Roberts'" Cream of Chocolate would be a good thii.g. aUo, if there Lands and Homcst.ads.Ja.ob F. Brown Nov. 21 Elks open new hall on were ollicial iwU--r tnavoctoia. The enly 17 Lilliputian Opera street. . Wright Pollard's merchandise sold to the ueoule of Hawaiian Tieasury ..W. H. Company arrives. Nov. 21 Rapid Transit runs first car A new and delicious drink which requires no sugar or Honolulu, without the customers hav-.Honolul- u's Water Supply Sept. 17 United States Marshal over the Kalihi extension. Ing a oimnce t vert'y th 1 Uls. is eitc- - Andrew Crown Daniel A. Kay db a Nov. 22 Ernest ITogan's Minstrels crenm. Just add hot water and it's ready to drink. f . IS wat r scheme before open season at the Orpheum. trtcityv Th opinion la Common tnai . . Sept. Kohala Hawaii s I' .ft. A. I. Ta.or Nov. 23 The Solare. with Admiral The only beverage for invalids and children, or when these bills are UkCOfM i nibl ad.'ed. i , the Governor's Council. - Department Bept. 18 Income tax care appealed to Evans and the THIey courtmartial Aa hooaeholuera M i rule ur : unabl- CO j Honolulu's Fire traveling or can ing. I United Supreme Court. board, arrives from Paso Pago. bow to ow n Chiel Engineer Thurston the States , learn red tneir mters. Sept 13 A. L. Ahlo returns to Ho- - Nov. 24 Queen Liliuokaiar.i moots Used in the Commissary Dept., TJ. S. A-- inspectors lo , skilled ere PiedeS l It Meteorology Curtis J. Lyons rolu u a tour-yea- r uosencv in Hawaiian Mormons in Salt Lake City. for use in field hospital for them and to ci.e.x try attempt of T T.r Nov. 23- - The Roanoke puts Into port and p Chinese In Hawaii.. England. the electric light co-n- iny t get more t. s ;.t. I'd Henry Studinlczka. sugar with her cargo on fire. money from customers UHUi it tarns. Hawaiian Judic iary.Chicf Justice Frear (expert, v'siti s Hawaii. Nov. 26 Pearl Harbor condemnation Social Life in Honolulu ' Sept. 21 Regatta Day celebrated. suits begin. i 27 Thanksgiving held Mrs. W. F. Frear. Mrs. W. W. Hall Myrtle Club wins a majority of bo.it-- Nov. exercises GECCEK A CAMPAIGN OP REVENGE. li:g events. in Kaahumanu School. Telephone Blue 681. Fort Street. and others Sept. 22 --Buddhist Temple dedicated Nov. 2S Thanksgiving day celebrat- The action of Judge Humj hreys In - Made.Cnpt- - Henry Berge.- Waip:shu. ed. Punahou defeats H. A. C. In a again attacking the McHryJe bonds How Music is at game. i.'vtr-- t rfiii. -- o i.aiiiaivLu forcst flrrs undor scrappj' hows the dep .i o. tl a:a.nus wuic.i Hawaii in Lit' r.iture control. Nov. 28 Carter-Babbi- tt nuptials cel- he feels towards Mr. Kinney. Reyond Local Poetr' Many Autliora Sept. 24 Transport Warren brings ebrated. that it proves ni thing, nor does it as- - I news of President McKlnley's d ath. Nov. 20 Catholic bazaar and luau The front COWT will have a spirited 24 ms filed hold at the Drlllshed. aert anything save L.e Judge's biased ' Bept All cla with the and wholly uaupported ojinljn about picture in colors of a volcanic com; in Fir- - Claims Commission. Total, Nov. 20 Harry Lubeck's body founi U. SEKOMOTO ' floating in the bay. Murdered by un- the value ot te Mellryde estate and tbe erur)tion. the scene being tak--n from persons. 32 v i Sept. 24 Richard Ivors weds Mis known Has rernovoJ to Robinson Block, Hotel Street security ot nen ne T - Dor.u.d debt. i . its n u if H. Hitchcock's famous paint- Gertiude Scctt. Dec. 1 Bnttloship Wisconsin arrives i a.. . y Spt. 25 Citizens meet in Drlllshed from Pago Pago. 14r. Kinney. Jud Huinphres felt t.i- - inKS. anu ine utico. cotei mi.i - Doc. 2 m . . mm. a . . . - memorial in Mc- Protective Loficue disbands. w j - ar.d hold exercises neeu oi eviuence to support nis crtu--.i laruiey caienuar. rectumrl f , Kinley's memory. Doc. 2 Sixth Diocesan Synod of ihtf STOIIE well-know- n SEW clsm of the property in which Mr. nent citizens; silhouettes of Scot. 26 Fart well reception to Rev. Anellcan Chureh b?g:ns Its sessions. Doc. 3 and large of Kinney is so largely interested ind ,. and fine half.tjn.; cuts of A. E. Cory at the Christian Churrh R. Moore weds Edna and new stock he required the master to make a re- - ', Sept. 27 Anglican Church row before port upo.i the value of the bon is as at - ! buildings and scenery will snpp.y tne the KU:SCopal convention in San Fran- - Dec. 4 Judge Estee refuses Manager curlty fjr trust fund3. T.ie lepoit was pictorial features of the greit number, CISCO. jPain an It junction against the Rapid dlsip-polntrpe- Bent. 27 Association Transit. Furnishing Goods, made and to Humphreys' i.t in Honolulu Bar Gentlemen's Judo The paper will go to suosciiber meets and holds a McKinley memorial Bc. 4 Hawaiian Ditch Company, it was wholly favorable to the usual way, but all extra copies will service. with a capital of 5,000,000, was formed. McBryde. Expert witnesses were heard 4 Japanese Goods, Etc. cost ten cents each. Sept. 28 McKlrlry memorial service Dee. Harry Macfarlane wes Polly and they all testified that HcBvyde'S at Kawalahao Church. Dunn. bonds of $750,Oo) were secured by prop- Sf-pt- . 2S Joseph H. Pratt, kamaalna, ' Dec 0 Johnson Nickeus, Hllo attor-die- s. erty worth It WSS slibwn WITH ; ney, dies. HARMONY AHAMMER. D- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAaAaA that there id row healthy cane growing S. pt. ?0 G. A. R. veterans meet at - The ruins of Kaumakapili aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa on the McBryde plantation whLh would The Bishop's Idea of harmonizing Indf-n-r.der- Park. .Church being torn down. st sell, at current pricea. for IL256.M0; the things in his warring church seems to Sept. CO Father Boarman, Jesuit,' 7 Artil'ory defeats IT. A. C.'s j ! n t season, j first p to be off in January, ono of take about this form: He would, if arrives. lost football r'u:i? of the Ort. 3 Frarcls Murphv, temnerance ec. " Uids fcr th- - construction of 1 10,000 or4 more tons, will bring th B shop wharves op irntion with thp firs! csncre- - I or,'l,nr' departs. r.d. enough' cash to clear off the diminutive r i 9 Amp Up. I Oct. 4 'oi.ierstone of Punahou can synod in session. Now Being Opened bonded debt; In fact. the Mc-Bryi- le tion and then, by refusing to give a new School laid. i Dec. 10 Ju ;r" Humphreys refu - j was shown to be a fee. sim- license to the Rev. Alexander Mackin- t. 5 Huelo plantation again starts Attorney kbui kou permission to speak ple property, equal in richness to any tosh, leave the united body without a sugar cultivation Hawaiian In court cane land In the country, a fully devel- rector. Then to kevp the present redo: Oct. 5 F' otb-- ll season starts. Bffalla Dec. 10 Anglican Synod adopts stat- - An Assorted Shipment ff oped and growing plantation of the of Honolulu, the Rev. John Usborne Illmas defeat the Hackfelds. j es of the-- Catli of Honolulu. - Dec. 11 presi-Hawall- an first order. Hearing such evidence, a from stepping In to taite Mr. Ma-- k n- Oct. 7 Manager Allen resigns from Dr. Hartley resigns 4 4ency of the Antl-Sslo- os L a fair-mind- ed Hotel. Judge would have let the tosh's place, as he would have the right ' ec. Synod Mr. Oct. 8 Tailor J. S. Martin held up by H Anglican adjourns, 4 matter drop, but not so Humphreys. to do under canon law. Lsborne i two highwaymen. 1 Dec. IS Jury decides that the land ot own license would not b? renewed. Pfatur-wltnesso- s. Disdaining the testimony bis Oct. V H. W. Bake assumes manage- - wanted by the government at Pearl Typewriter, intent on nothing but Injury ally this would leave the one congre-t- o ment of Hawaiian Hotel. Harbor is worth $T3 an acre. the man who had Joined with the gation In charge of the Bishop, who Oct. 10 Dr. Wirslow, ro. 15 A baby's body found In a Bar Association In branding him p. o- - would then be prepared to turn It over physician arrested. KSkaskb ditch. 3 Plat and Roll a.- - T . ' T . . .. -.... v. i- i . . . 1 . . . - V Tin A . 1 . I . . - r aurta... rTr..tefl...... MnraiantBthrd. . . . tesdonallv. and avid for revencre. Judga to his successor with the recommends- L. Jlil j.avwi. i i L l. 1UU ' " .vT.. di.-tr'c- Humphreys again turned on McBryde tion that the new American shepherd ed. I to fill the vacancy In tho flr.t t. !2 Top Dec. 15 Home in- rectorship. The temp- Oct. 13 Tnnal Island purchased. To Byle Dickey Jr. and party! 5 and ordered a guardian who had himself take the lost on night. a ward In the planta- tation for the new Bishop to do so be converted into a cattle ranch. Lanibuli for a vested funds cf 13 Twenty-fift- h 14 open new ycurl-y- . bo strong: surely an eloquent, Oct. anniversary of Dec Eiks club rooms N tion's bonds to give bet".er would for Ii;irmor.y Lodge. L O. O. - with a .links. sever- - active Episcopal leader would not be F.. cekbra- and Document Files, Such a Judicial act deserves th? ted. r e. 16 Wiil of R. R. Hind filed for j Letter est rebuke, not only from the small ; content to make his narrow r unas as Oct. 15 Miss Adelaide Widemann probate in San Francisco. ! army of local Investors In McBryde. but Inspector of a few little parishes, white, w eds Alfred Prune, in Oakland. I Dec. K E. R. Hendry resigns secre- - isi s from the disinterested oubl'e. Indeed. native ana Asiatic, or as a household Oct. 16 M. E. Killean Company falls. Ubryshlp of the Republican executive Sectional Bookcases, F.tc. such a procedure must ae.rnt the opin- - caller. He would want to be heard from Oct. 17 Madame Blle Cole glveS Committee, ton of the Washington autnorities. '.jte-- j the pulpit and the people of his faith concert at the Opera House. j Bee. IS W. J. Robinson appointed r - ly expressed in the Washlngt n K iir, ! would want to hea-- him. What then? Oct. 13 Dr. Winslow sentonced to third circuit judge, and R. W. Breek- Why. Mr. Mr. Serve six months for assault on Rosi or 8, district attorney. j Judge Humphreys Is unfit to hold Willl3's bote nolr. Mack - that ; Dec. 18 epidemic through- - intosh, would In a cold cor- - Bui. Influenza J a Judicial position. ttrd himself Oct. 20 National Ouard of 'ojt the Islands. Is in ner Mr. whom Angll-wlt- h Hawaii The attack on Mr. Klnnoy lln'i and I'sborne. the a practice Ma-- j Doc. 19 Extension of Bishop street has march ar.d shoot In ' y so long, -- the conduct of this extraordin i , can prelate has fought would noa Valley. assured. 4 For Sale at Coast Pricefe by ' Judge since his return from WsSBhMg have to take what the new BisV.p Oct. 21 Island schooner Ada makes Doc. 19 Kamehnmeha School cole- - M y ton. He began his campaign of revenge J might give him. In this way the Blsh-t- port: collided with the Blanche & Ella brates Founder's Day. discharging from the service of the op Militant, the Rt. Rev. Alfred Willis, at sea. j Dec. 20 Pearl Harbor ca""s applied 2 court a stenographer, a member of the would be able to return to England Oct. 22 Bishop Wlilis to resign from to the Circuit Court of Appeals, Bar Association that had found against w-lt-h the saintly satisfaction surh a the Anglican Church in April. 1902. i Dec. 20 James Anderson, kamaiina, long-cov-fal- 23 H. an on Maul, Co., ou r: Oct. Emma & him in the Hartweil-Klnnev-Ball- must feel in having two de Fri.s makes claim Hackfeld Ltd. keep Judge eted scalps In his belt. to crown lands. Dc. 21 Pearl Harbor dredging br.rcr then he sought to Oct. Battleship Wisconsin arrives, branched. Kaulukou. another member of the Bar j Oct. 24 Drought on Doc. 21 Bag of registered mall by Hawaii broken. stolen Association, from winning a case The shape of the New Tear Advertis- Oct. 25 Contracts for KaMhl ex- - from the Kinau. Ha- the refuslng'to let him examine native er will be nearly that chosen by Alfred tension of , the Rap'd Transit signed. Dpc. 27 Honolulu visited by a beavy waiian witnesses in the only language Harmsworth. whm he took charge of Oct t Hawaii Yacht Club holds its thunder storm, they knew, tn the only language save the New Tork World for a day. to sb w first cruise. Dec. 23 Dr. John McGrew ceie- - know. a. id his id as of dally Oct. 27 The first Hebrew congrega- - brutes eightieth birthday, Spanish Kaulukou's client the Journal "f th ' e;- In only language the majority He went tot tion organized. Dec. 24 Contracts for the co-.stru- the :t future. further "tabloid 28 signed. Jury knew although It 1 Ad- Oct. National Ouard has a. Rham tion of the Bishop wharf Cot ta ha ben Journalism" than the makers of the in ton to SM3.759. his custom theretofore to permit such vertiser have found advisable in gt battle Jiaium Valley. Brothers build it for Oct. 2S The Solace, with the Tilloy Doe. 24 Governor Dole pardons F. D. 1 practice. Only the other day he re- up the details of tomorrow! r:i :t courtmnrtial board aboard, UsskelL n semi-magazin- e arrives. FIRE app Mr. guir-dla- 1 INSURANCE fused to in: Andrade a paper, but his ideas of . 2S Arthur Wall emda Hnrri Doc. 25 Christmas celebrated in all after the latter had been chosn form have been closely follow. 1. V'e Lew rs. the churches. by the parties at Interest and gave the hope our readers. If they approve this Oct. 2i Plumbers' trust scored; jury Doc. jr. Volcano Marshall leaves for place to a stranger whom he nal Im- dimensional feature for every-l- y ae. j brings verdict in favor of C. H. Brown, the Philippine Islands. - nse Oct. Dec. 26 ported from the coast- Andrade's will let us know. It strikes us as suit-- ! ( B. F. Tllley. u! The second Pearl Harbor N- on Pa-- o bori-i- s. was his share in the common leg il Ing public convenience better thin :ne i ' - aJT1T?' route to Pago, cas opinion of Humphreys as a Judge. larger form. L,.,- - T' r sev- - Dec. 26 Olaa mill starts grinding show how true was the r, r' cane. 11 mi These acts Oct. .d 27 i: arraignment Judge Humphreys by The HUM evionslon cf the Dc. Ksplolsnl Fstnt to erect a nil il of social experiences Washington The st Rapid , memory Kapiolan!. how- - Tranalt formally opened. building in of the Bar Association and unfortu- wMl w 1 D-c- . Anti-Saloo- of Mrs. Wile ix be followed ith Nov. n j OF GEfiMAKY---ESlObiiSHe- Philharmonic Society form- - 27 Le i true and th U CHAPELLE. d nate It was that the case made out was pleasure by readers of our New ed. O I 1825, the Protective T.e.irrue consolidn ted. Attorney-- ' not fairly presented to the NOT. 2 Mrs. Doc. 23 eloc-Rn- le ill Tear number. Those who recall this Wilcox issues the Home Henry Ah Fai killed by General of the United States. H id Journal's interview with Mrs. Wilcox, Republican. , tricity in Meinerny's store. Justice then bren done, injustice wouiJ on her return after a jrsjf winter at the Nov- - 3 Emperor -- f Japan's bi thdav Boo. 29 Birhop Wii'is plnns to annul Has appointed the not be so rampant now. ceu Drat d by the local Japanese. vitality of the Second Congregation. national capital, are aaer t.rhear more Nov. 4 about that memorable season. The ar- Three natives die from th-- j Dec. 30 Forester Griffith starts o: effects of drinking wood alcohol. his tour of Inspection. ticle we shall present will go a long INov. 5 THE OLD YEAR. Amat 'ur Orchestra cele- -' Doc. 30 Second Consrresrntion refuses way to satisfy their curiosity, ana to orates its seventh anniversary. to accede to the demands of Bishop Co., year agree- Mr- - -t. Realty The old. arouse In . Island has been a fairly Interest ethers. Wilcox n kamaaina, litis. Ltd., able one for the world at large. In the has also written an agreeable account lateen Sole Agents for the Territory United States there has been no abate- of bis experiences In Congress. Nov. 6 Bar Association reaffirms its THE WEATHER. of Ilaicaii, ment of progress and the outlook for charges apainst Judge Humphreys. the auccess of the expansion policy has Nov. 7 District Atto: aey J. C. Balrd Mean Temperature 68. and they are now prepared to policies Improved. But for the one great trag- Y. K. C A. New Year. dl s in Denver, Colo. Minimum Temperature 65. isue against loss Nov. 8 71 by fire. edy which struck down President Mo-Klnl"- y, Preparations for the Y. M. C. A. lvn- - w. C. Peacock orders auto Maximum Temperature mobiles from the Pmtt tn l.Ct'l K1 irk n Barometer at 9 p. m. 80.13; rising. the American nation would be cheon to be given at noon tomorrow in Mne to 0. able to look back upon events of the the Moana Hotel. Rainfall the the hall of the Assoclat'on, promise to Nov. 9 Mother Goose fair held in the Moan Dew Point for the Day .3. first year of the new century with com- Drillshed. Mean Humidity 56. I le the biggest social affair of the New Relative plete satisfaction. Nov. 9 opens Winds 3 to 2: i Year. Invitations have been issue.! to James Nelll season at North. weather clear. Europe has had no wars Its the Opera 3:?, The Aachen and Firp In-uran- ce within persons, House In "Barbara Forecast for Today Light win Munich Company has s borders, and Its neonle have n. mif. . more than four hundred and the clear weather, mornir.g temperature 'recipients of are expect d to of ftred any extraordinary oeril or ra. th.se each Nor. 11 Board of Health starts a down to the fifties. capital $2,250,000.00; total assets of $7,223,243,00; lamlty. ri..p a yjunir man. A general invUa- - rat crusade. CURTIS J. LYONS, and i t o- -. Is extend, d to all young men of surplus to policy holder- - $ j S showing' The year has brought peae In the Nov. 12 H!k) visited by a food. Territorial Meteorologist. of 3,S jr,. 05,00, it to be South city. Tie directors will receive the 12 Africa appreciably Nov. Army officers select locm-tlo- ns narr. Other parts guests tn the p:vior.- between 12 and 2, MBOng tie leading strictly fire of the Dark v. for const defenses of Hawaii. ii.5uracce companies of have remained i h. up-- nee they will pass to the hall j ,ov. 12 Ttollin M. qniet and prosperous, Where are to b, spread. Daggett dies In the worid. t stairs the tables San Francisco. China, rvjch much tribulation, lunch will 12 2. . has Tie crtlnue from until Nov. 13 u; a . Wor? commenced on entered i of political and ... r wi.i i o rr.'.:r: r.rw the commercial devr'opment. wharf on Nuuar.u stream. n inut-perd'mt- s meet al at home the great Inter-eat- s and Her' adopt".the name of Home Rule Republi- of the people have urrred no dis- Vootbslt can party. thouKh 111 aster, times have been some- There be a game Nov, 1" Re-oep- ts prosperous of association Tax collection closes. what less owing mainly to football at M kiki tomorrow, commenc- in Honolulu amount to over J50O,- - ISLAND REALTY s CO., the absorption of our rust-irr- poo- and ing' at 10.50 a. m. The Scottish Amateur LIMITED. ls revenues by the t'nltfi States and Athletic Noy. 16 King Kalakaua's birthday a V a n Art it r a rA 1 ... - M i Association team will ormo.se an w mb ..ly oi me L.egls- - eleven up of members of the four JUDD lature. iw,EUO cluhml. November 17 Walkikl Chapel dedi- - hLHLDING. oatod. At the Oasette Office, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU, DECEMBER 31, 1901. I

would toe if the second' congregation or the church might at any time re-agr- eed BISHOP to the Bishop's demands? quire. Simolv that for the next three "The circumstances In which the An- - I I mo iths everything would be uder con- - Church in Hawaii Is placed la UH c an v nnexatlon tha trol of Bishop Willis, and he would ";,sr-i- , ofh" ' charge of funds and church prop-- SoSoJK ,i' th have f . f, said church of the samit erty. And if you include myself m it. chari(?os , the Korrmi;arirs of tn. yours truly, Mr- 1 Pacific Co., Ltd. DEFIED that's the end of said church of EhiaMtifl as were mA . the 1 Hardware MacKintosn. frotetant Kpstopal Church :i the ICon: n . I - r09i PaKe 1 The reply was greeted with general L'nited States of America when Amcit- Fort ami Merchant Struts, and Bethel Street, Honolulu, laughter. He stated further that if no can colonies tecam0 independent of 'rcat enclose. Ife ISim given to th iiiAim of heart had been eTperienceu I ritain. . r.o go "i hat the ehargts W For- i v : . ama Aujiptu, 15, among his people, one would neor mad.' la u ... -. i".-- . ma second Conur. .ui.n the church at all. He said that he war-afrai- mularies by th" Protestant copal in has Church af-- h Dealers Hardware and General Merchandise comnueu to txt. will expi.t on of disintegration, and that it in the United States d.'.I r."t t doctrine may be show n, fir-- t by th Wi.h the would be hard work to keep up soLmn dissolution of the Congrega- entity of the church, and it declaration in the preface to tue tion your license a so l.'ook of Common Prayer i.dmiaistra-t:o- n ext. hut as I go down and cease to be th and SOLE AGENTS have pointed out to your wardens, it Will would of the sacraments and othr rites FOR g open good now is. church-acconlin- be to you to receive a new license factor for it Then thci and ceremonies of to ur.der new conoitlons for the perform- would likely be another revolution from me iTotestant Episcopal Church in- - & ance of such ministerial duties as a serv- the church as before, though he said united States of America, In which, aft-- WILLCOX GIBBS ant of the gvtrnnunt ho'.dinK an 1m- - that the second congregation had not :.uit.Ka comparison or the Book of i'u iaji; una onerous post !s free at all sereded, but had always had a separate Common Prayer of th Church oi En-fclan- d. Automatic Sewing times to discharge. existence. Bishop Willis, he said, was !t i said: Tn which It was also New Machines AI.Fr.ED j i apparent that this church is far in- WltLia responsible for the names, "First an tending fro, Bishop : to depart from the Ch.itrTi or of Honolulu second congregation," and the KnjJish-- i England any The Best family Machine Made. was real'y in essential point of doc- 1S01. speaking church the first trine, discipline or worship, Honoluiu, Dec. 2S, ' congregation. or further W. R. Castle. Jr., Ksq., Geo. F. Uavi..'S. than local cireumstanct s require, and Agents for Church Wardens, Second Congrega- j Mr. Davies thought that prcbablv the secondly, by the close intercommunlos tion: Bishop would be willing to ?xt',i.l iho ahich has always been maintained- - be- The Galena Luhricating Oils, for railroad use exclus- Bear Sirs: I hep to enclose a copy of time for a few months, as at first he-ha- tween the Protestant Episcopal Church ively used on 95 per cent of the railways of the a Bvotlee which will be affixed to the said it could not under any cir- - in the United States and the Church of chfrch door tomorrow. Under the con- - cumstances be extended bevond th Kipland. United states. stitutiflSi rn circun itancea of the Anff:iea The Vacuum Oil Co.'s Lubricating- - Chtirch, the license given in 155 to the were given until the 19th; a few veek.s ( hurfh ,n Hawaii further require that uaranteed to signers of a, lhe PrP""ty of this hence- - give the bett results. certain memorial to becoma longer would make little difference. church should a dlst net congregation, under which the Tne dratl of a !etter in reply from the forth be administered in accordance with Standard Imbricating Oils more extensively need Second Conregailon continued to exist, rhureh wanton, to th ffert that the ,he constitution, canons, rules, reSula-- neceswirlly becomes void. matter would be annealed to the nresld- - l.OIs a"? diSCipUnsof the Protestant than any others. ltu a view of bringing the members inR bishop of the Protestant Episcopal -- P''Pai t hurch Jft the United States of Magnite Cold Water Paint and Spray Pumps. eecond Congregation into union church and requesting Bishop Willis to America, the Anglican Church in Hawaii With the Cathedral, there Will also be HPf,r aotlon until a renlv shmilH h.. re. having through its Diocesan Synod, another commu- - promised allegiance to the said consti- Plows. notice inviting all male Ceived to that appeal, was submitted by " John Dere Hall's Safes. nlcante ln the city to register so as to the congregation, and the following res- tution. Oliver Chilled Plows. Albany Compound. be qualified to vote for the cathedra olution proposed by T. Cllve Davies and The amended articles filed with the pe- wa'dens, et cetera, under the new or seconded by E. B. Keen, was unanimous- tition were the same as publ'shed in full 1S02. in the Advertiser ago. Distillate. Silex Cement Vash. der for ly carried: j three weeks The license of th,. minister of the Sec California Powder Works. Michigan Stove Company. ond i Congregat "That the wardens reply to the bishop on naturally expires with by in the presented to Ora'ors Are ehy. the license of the Congregation, but as letter form the Howe Scale?. Kilfly and Sprayers. meeting by Mr. I I have alreariv stntf.il tn von a new li Castle." At a recent Home Hule caucus, Joha cense can be given! h m under th- - new 1,1 r aiso questioner mo rigni oi Kmimluth reported that Invlta-tion- s Order, .to perfo m duty th" b,shP to declare license vo d. and such m'n sterlal con- - har been sent to men of as a servant qf the government holding ; lnal:ne cue lne Prl-- oi tne - bats Islands, speak au .mDort:,f Lu.-- t. Is mc n t,av.- in u. n uihmuih, nni ail the other to nn.l hncrnlis free so hm it ail time:- - to discharge. The offer Is also made to abide by the at the mass meeting, and that far Yours vcrvi t'aiihfui!y, tjcc-isi- i n. of the presldihg bishop wh.it-fev'- er hail received only one response. This' AI.FKEU WILMS i; mti,l t be, and the letter will de letter was from Federal Judge Estee. AT clare that tin r minister had done noth- - The letter of Judge Estee was read. The B:shoj of Honolulu. ' P. 8 --rift.cn grace being allow- - ln to forftit.h.s ijght to a license. Jurist ESld that as he was an official ofI div ' - I; iv'l S rxpiainea the Un'ted 8: :tes gover,ment he did cd. the new orde: will rot' actually beg'n ,,r- further that the - t i : or! "cense the bishop would granfc to not consld that It would be right for until ftcr the 15th of Januarv ' e The Orphcun ?.,. ,.1V ,,. ,,,, ".the Rev. .Mr.'i.Mackintosh was to remain him to accept the invitation, as he mu st of th School? Mr. refuse to take aay part in local politics. - at the head "Yoii reading of thes- "o' e fit W. C. & Co., have heard the Mackintosh thought the appeal i to of the hers to whom the. letters Peacock that ' icument." said Mr. Castle, "and of the America : Church musi j result" favor- - had been addressed had replied at iha LIMITED, t course they require me reply, and vvi rably; th-t- th'ey were not a ggressorsi and time the meeting was held. ERNFST FOGAN'S SOLE AGKNTS would like to lv ar :nv suggestions as had only been de&'fieling their rights; to what the reply shall be- - N doubt ; that th y were l.rVtght up in tb Eng- - RIshnn ami IMm v. I, at he knew of the thinks his t!.m h fcr the?!"'" ' I r- - the men the . of the.'; FUMY OLKS . . nt "ts of the church! .nn.l under c at " head American' Church, they wcro broad and noble tain canditionfi .the woulel have enoiigh a:;y ill-a- d' to p;rd'vii mistake made accepted, bi't vised . j bcn through Igr.ortncCy-V':i.-- ,, J" , Pftbst Milwaukee, Wis. I - ENTIRE NEW SHOW 3reirin; Co., methods he seek? j. The fo'.i. ng ri iMiitlop, introduced II. hardly be con id- by Mr. Cattle arid-seconde- by iMr. Cat-to- n Drtyfni&Co. California!! Wines aud Brandies. separ.tte i in f "r : j ttpa.Mmoue-l- cantr was adopted: 1 - , cj and have f.i n up In that iiiKaRBtMi'fcv.' id- W Andrew Scotch Whiskies. i.i. - lher's t utliorizoil and A N whllo by 'the off. ring of sympathy and appeal th' the ISL D My Friend From Georgia c Tl Cyrus Nob'.e Whiskies. like methods th iiiiian !tld haVe be nrtfitiiti'V li" .lion fiF t 'r. ,t mi n ii f irnicinnl w - effected, yet a p hich we might ;fa- jchurch : A MUSICAL, FARCE Varagfut-Joae- st' a.ai.; tho proved action of. a tilna. b"- - ' IN THREE ACTS. Dry" and "Old Tom" voraVly consider w.e! cannot coinpgfi" the !. of fioiiilulu In withdrawing ALL, THE COMEDIANS IN ONE .Mane Briurd & Borers, lin.ndies and Liqueurs. ed to take Th - conditions which made Or refu-lr.- to renew oi;r evlmlng license SHOW. necess3rv a s jurats congregation six- - .as a separate cougrcgatl n. worshinpin in I ALL. THE SINGERS IN ONE JJufluIo lirewin Co., Sacramento. een years ago still exist, nor have the the cuthedrai. toid the license of the Rev, m:n- - im. Alexander Mackintosh ss our ltd. 61 IOW. prcseht difficulties 'passed away, not AL.Lt DANCERS IN ONE J. J. eteher'fl "Elephant" iiiv. Schiedam. an the new Bishop vrrlves." later; with full power to the vestry to. THE thy until act o behalf of thl congregation. " SHOW. A. Sons' Whisky. Mr.'Qeorge Davies stated tha as had Hiram Walker CanadiiiClub" be?n jraggested. If a different way was The next quesUon was the action to be Pom aery & Ureno, Iteims, ( hampaiit. fferrU the two consrregat'ons may have taken in the event that the bishop refuse ERNEST HOGAN. olned. "We arc left in the same con- - to accede to the cumproml.se auggested BILLY and (Jreen KiTer Whisky. dltlo.7i as wt vp oitr fathers sixteen years Ipyihe Secand Congre-gatlon-. It was mg-gest- id CORDELIA McLAIN. ago.Vihe said: "It Is the same principle that the members u( thl eonarre- - Kati j.i f imply withdraw and sign the WISE . our for. 4.In thl crjp we , not fCHOi 'jlu fathers npi.-ur- and continue church jtlsv-Wlier- e, m T L . (( THE TRCSTYS. J the ' with the ofTlce, not with j DEAS & ROBINSON. are baling or eise stay away from church BHffOD "Waps. It Is not a personal altogether until the Ann r can bishop la VI DAVIS & DE HEARD, - Is! reflec-t'o-- 4 HIV MADAME PLATO, mafftt; and thf r- no need of in: t tiled. The Rev. M. Mackintosh fa- LA'.VREXCE CHENAULT. ppcvrfJjfth. but we cannot acquiesce vored this latter plan, of quietly with-druwlp- g AGENTS th-hoe- MVRIKI, RINGGOLD. in thistatement of the Bishop that to worship ar home, neglecting " SHERRAH fcUARTET. ONLY A FEW D.YS of this t ..ngrec-atlo- expires cr nothii.g except that of meeting together fOR LAURA MOSS. t! of the Rev. Mr. Mackintosh be- in the. caihedral. lie tlaought that the MOKE AND at ' OF REAL ESTATE GEORGE JONES. Here comes void." meetugs In the cathedral could hot be SALE CARTER BROTHERS, Christmas is Mr. C'ive Davies thfn state! the fact held except by the use of force, and he JOHN CHRISTIAN, leadihg' up to the uhlmatum delivered counseled against this. It was his j an j out of way. not to attend enure h, as u.shop Vfltlia AND OTHERS Thirty In all to ap- Mut gt the by iie BWhop Sunday. He iald that wished, but simply to withdraw. This pear tonight :.t the ORPHEUM In "MY Mr. Castle an i himself had received anp2an was adopled Mr. castle stating FRIEND FROM GEORGIA." Intimation of the prospective action if; that the congr. gallon did not wish JWr. F. J. LOWUEJ, President. an dom-- A. H. WOOD, Vice President. l- the Bishop some time since in i Mackintosh to get into trouble for -- clal way, and had pal J the Plshoo a vfs- - I p. caching w ithout a license, though the J. A. OILMAN, Secretary and Treas- Goods -- will-state- urer. Christmas it totdiscuss the. policy of th to?, lle'lutter stated that he was perfectly d Bish-in- g to take If his people w; sh- F. J. AMWEG. Auditor. that they had 'advised the chances. CHAS. H. OILMAN, Manager. op of the wish of. the second eongrega- - I' d h'.m to. He stated that the best p an Reduction now later. Extra Clerks wa s to keep quiet and do nothing Buy and avoid the rueh lor season at tion to turn over to the now Bishop. mP)' MR. WILLIAM M. MINTON, LATH " ' one. congregation., and offered " ''l , . & CO., but the i I,lit til 1... .'i.l, o i. WITH GEAR, LANSING 13 i Vti l; tiurenue-- lummau., . ' ... XT word came from him. The following res NOW ASSOCIATED WITH AJ Sale! conditions, it was suggestea u nnoi olution was then adopted SELL NO AGENT. 3 Willis at' that ' r n that "In the evnt of the bishon refuainar to his-elate- d - h- - would d. fer conte'.- .postpone- - his action nrnd.ne n renlv to ASADA28 Hotel Street OO TJl i n t " " Every article in the Store action for three our appeal from the pres ding bishop It that a service coalei Is ther sense of the congregation that Reduced 'till January 1st. jbe held, in the meantime, without the they should with dignity p'otest against1' Jcecond congtjrgatk'a losing Its Identity this infringement of their rights as il- - HOUSE LOTS Come Early. Tho Bishop legal; hut if prevented from continuing as a 'sfpar.itcfriaii'zat'on. to, off. mprpn worship in the cathedral, that they Choice Bargains. riful the should withdraw from the cathedral un- ! - Da-Vie- fiat t:, Mr- J -, ' it:! suchtime as the reply from the pre,- AT rr.ft!ie 1 wet;' m t t0 jsidi'i.g bishop Shall be received." - feign ie:- i V the ( ll j Rev. Mr. stated that A ! -. l!::sh..: Wi t bishop will iuw ..- : ! t. : 1 I . n tS at i:. i p tip the I expense of the cbti ch for AT. POUFuEO, ' r'.r rt ftvhw K. I3Q3HIIV1A, SPECIAL ATTENTION To next to 30 King Street, "ISLAND OT.DEl.S. Cattle & Cooke. f, r AT BARGAIN. I Carri ge- - ar A Wagons, Horses and Mules, SPECIALTY OF A Whips and Lap Etqi es, Horse Shoeing Humes?, etc. and ot 75x140 Clipping G. SCHUMAN, Limited. ' i ?, mz : f n Merchant Street. ii g r-- ( m ( n a IMPORTER OF ll.u.r hallj ar-- n, California Live Stock. kite) en, ivro Trices to Meet Conditions. h on firrt fl' r; qi:a.rt r. Kleo-- - IF? BY, it'iin t! ree G. H. . d to OL' roi rtv. Call at KING AND PUNCHBOWL STREETS In kh( Telephone Main 133.

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I .Judd Rnil ir.ej Xbony Furnltu'e, Cigar and Tobaccos, minese and Japanese Teas. AS FOR ft BPAND R. Bl DT Cr- ki'ry. Va'Mngs. m Is Va.. Cuophorwood Trunk ester in Rattaa Chairs. existence.. ..Thei n S' SATINS ta?afs fonowaS . . r di--- that this 'icongri ., c same ,.;ce property all parts of the a i f. Kixr.rf r r. g h ! ,n i: o nt." per stjuare up. V v Hjl'n repognls th des!r:OTHtundec :..'nt Ri:isCo:icctc3. t ' tie- - a?i CAHI I I I It ftniii it a w 'u'y' . ALL KINDS OF , AMI t .1 jr;tl r-- i.v.-- '. ' tii.it th '; - ?'' ' ' - , AT LV .i'f their . x their I doc- 0iXS HiS t 2tCi. Nf I1: PACKf. L own voluntarv set, and that to my care tV-i- ' separata AT h :siness entrusted JRnbber Good .- 1- I jr. for eilstw-- as a i r.rtn tye?. I congregation have not yet" been remof- - of th will be carefully attended to. Oyidyear Rubber Go. 3. peter$onm.w CAL m Campbell Blk Frank - what, result ine which th 35. E. H. PEASE. Prudent S me on InviUlr the 3 8ar Francisco. CaL. U.S. A.

" KM . 3 , 19QL THK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER JIS. F. MORGAN, BOYD WILL Auctioneer and Broter 1 We Wish Our Patrons ....AND OIHEBS A.... TREMENDOUS NOTJOVE 65 QUEEN STREET, 1'. O. Box 594. Telephone 72 Prosperous New Year Private Parties Must Open argains WILL BE OUR STORE Street. AT DAY THISi Closed Tomorrow GOV'T WANTS Auction Now Year's Day. Store PART OF BENEFITS 3V ; mw&w Our Shoe OF Bishop Street Plans Chang and Delinquent Stock Thoroughfare ftay be But H. May & Co., Ltd. Two Blocks Long. IN THE Kihei Plantation Co.. B'JSTON BLOCK, FORT STREET. the Yoansr and Bishop estate Unless LIMITED. O. Box 386 Interests surrender" their rights to the Te'ephoues 22, 24, 92 P. A in new Bishop street, between Hotel and Big government 1901, Cut King streets.,the will refuse ON TUESDAY, DEC. 31, to steps to open the street, as pro-pose- d, " take AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. through to Queen. Superlntend-K.- .t my salesroom. 65 Queen street, of Public Works Boyd is 3f opinion At Honolulu. I will sell at public auction, . . fhe owners of block should A that tat by of the Treasurer, Mr. J. Prices whk-- order would not receive the benefits Cooke, the following certificates of SILVER KING TOBACCO accrue front a street which extend cn tock In the Kihel Plantation Co., Ltd.. to the waterfront, without bearing unless the 11th, 12th and 13th assess- part or the expend of the opening of ments, now . delinquent, with inter- Previous to Removal the thoroughfa. est and advertising expenses, is paid THE IDEAL SMOKE i:i With s c.-ni- n of affairs ihrro Is on or before the day and hour of sale, i ,!. liability tii the : H-- W of th; it the offices of Alexander & Baldwin, FOB second block of tho -- ::o.;. XUHKT. Kui-- Ltd.. Stangenwald building, Honolulu: melut.h and Pfearoo will take the sarno i. 312 C. WTlnan 150 4J9 H. A. Bunsen 10 PIPE OR CIGARETTES steps which have been taken ly the 530 L. Ah Leong 10 other interest, and iniki their block of 1073 Jas. McQueen 50 Carefully Selected from the QUOTA- wW till S. Pedro 10 INTERESTING street a private one '3 ttiat there 50 - 1171 A. B. Lindsay best growths of Virginia and not be an extonsi .i thr.ugh to the Es- U'79 Kate Gavin 12 as projv.tel. The negunauons 1581 J. Makainal 25 North Carolina tobacco. TO BUYERS rlnnade, 34 TIONS If.r.S. 1689 off, there hope 1678. W. C. Achi Jr are not but sem.t dttlc 1666, 1916 C. J. Falk 35 of any other determination of tnem. 17.6 C. Sing Chee 20 OF SHOES " Th3 which la tivr bolnt consider L863 Lum Chee 3 It will be pot 190.1 A. L. Morris f0 ed, is a comtjin it. on oi :io inccrcsia, ana J. P. COOKE, Treasurer. YOUR FAVORITE BRAND If th! is accomplisheJ there will be a Honolulu. Dec. 10, 190L Children's Shoes two-bloc- k street at most- - when onoe tried and yon will Former Removal There appeared to ilvo men who have find it Price. Sale Price. the second bio ;k .some cogent itasons F. MORGAN, why there afcouid be government action, JAS. Sweet Cool end Fconotnkil. Button Shoes 4x8, $1.75 $1.25 although they had originally planned AUCTIONEER. Misses' Shoes 9x11, $J.OO $150 th private ownership s?hemo. Super Misses' Shoes 11x2, z 50 $2.00 intendent Boyd war opi.oa he.l and H.HACKFELD4C0..LTD. pro-.eedine- s - 65 asked to Institute to con- 11x2, $2 25 $1 s Misses' Slippers den a the hoi-Jimr- which Me betweea Exclusive Dealers for the Hawaiian Islands King street and Queen - :. This he declined to do after consideration, end the result was that U.o i in the dies' Shoes dal are now going on with :neir j'ans, Former Removal pr. Superintendent Boyd says Auction Sale he excellent: b!d action. Price. Sale Price. has reasoni f ir OF - As the government no. v has ai agree- Oxford Lace Tie - - $1 50 .75 ment with the ; est t;e witlcn owns ,the lands below Queen str-.'t- , which will be . . ' . . . . Oxford Lace Tie - - - $2 50 $175 .. ,i ...... i i. .. A . USfll IU biUUSIIlvH ;)Ul LUC lie Sllffl Valuable Oxford Shoes, Louis Heel - $3 50 $2 50 If jthe extension js. ma l a to iueen, he Property! ! cannot proceed ah ive that point unless New Year Suggestions Black Lace Boots - - $2.50 $1 50 all the property may e n.---il r M by do - - - $4.50 $3 00 any jury or comrai s!n vhic'i is form- Tau do ed for the purpose ot taking the gnatler SATURDAY, JAN. 18th, 1902, :o :- - - - - Button Boots $300 $2 00 under consideration. ll sriid: 12 NOON. "In my official duty I an; compelled AT O'CLOCK St raped Slippers - - -- $2 25 $175 to take cognizance of the fact that the At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I Beaded Slippers Straped - $3 00 $2.25 property above Kli street w U be will si 11 at public auction, a valuable Elegant Awada Vases. greatly benefited by the opening of this property " - parcel of business in Honolu White Kid Bord Strap $2 50 $2.00 street through to the waterfront. In lu, and situated on the corner of Ke- - :o :- - consequence I b. ; of th's beiefit liev Pauahl streets. . t r kaulike and there should be an assessment, f'-- tie purpose of paying the 'xpenses. Property has a frontage of 9SV feet Kimonos, or. Pauahi street, 99 feet on Kekaulike Boy's against the buildings. The keeping of Z Shoes the street a private one will relieve the street, 12 feet on an angle, 50 feet on Handkerchiefs, Former Removal buildings there from aaa&aame ita for narrow end, 85 feet rear width of main Embroidered Table Covers t my opin- SILK Price. Sale Price beterments. and this i&oiot. In let; 79 feet on lane at Waikikl side, ion, a place where the government containing 6,000 square feet, more or :o: Calf Lace Bals 11x2, $2.00 $125 gr-.-n- t should step in e.pense t- and at 4- do $225 $1.50 give acre for acre and fo.it for foot for less. 2x5$, the property needed, and then re. eive The sum of $5,300 will be loaned on only a part of the revenues w hJch the property for two years at 8 per Fine China Tea Sets, should come from the .xpenditure.i. I cent. am not of opinion that the government Title perfect. Men's Shoes Is Justified In taking these Steps, and Plans can be seen at my office. Cloissonne Vases, Former Removal giving all the beneMts t-- i private parties. Price. Sale Price. With this view I have rcfoa. to take - Lacquer tt.e- steps desire 1 for tne condemnation Terms Cash, United States gold t Ware. Lace Bals, all s zes - - $1 50 $1.00 of the property between King street coin. X :- - Quf-o- n - :o Koko Kid Bals - - $1.75 $125 nd for t'. s road." Deeds at purchaser's expense. Rapid Transit Bals - - $2.00 $150 A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE. - JAS. F. MORGAN, I Superior Bal Shoes $2 50 $2.00 From the Gazette. Toowoomba. Aus- - I All Calf Bals - - - $300 2 50 tralia. AUCTIONEER. Waverley Block, Hotel X - - - I And Chamber!aln"s Cough Remedy Street. do do $3 50 S3 00 is an excellent medicine. I have besjp S3 50 suffering from a severe cough for tffe do do $4.00 last two months, and it has effected a Strong & Garfield...Shoes $6 50 $5 00 cure. 1 1 have great pleasure in recom- mending it. W. C. Wockner. This Is Netteltou's Shoes, - $6 50 $5.00 the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected citizens, and has been WOLTERS, WALDR0N CO., Ltd Tan Oxford Shoes - $4 50 $350 Voluntarily given in good faith that FOR RENT. others may try the remedy be - - - and Co- - Men's Slippers $1.75 125 benefited, as was Mr. Wockner. This NEW COTTAGE ON EMMA Sole Agents for Armour Packing do do - - - $3.00 25 remedy is sold by Benson, Smith & Co., Square, adjoining the residence of SI Ltd.. wholesale agents. J.uin s F. Morgan. Two nice bedrooms has just received a shipment of Nullifiers $3X0 $225 with clothes closets, parlor, ditiing- - roora, bath and kitchen; electric lights. White Canvas....Shoes - 82 50 $1.75 Apply to JAS. F. HORG N. Armour's Hams and Bacon ! 65 Queen Street. PLUMBiNG aB well as a full line of CANNED GOODS. and offer the same for sale. WM. F. WILSON & CO. These Bargains to be Found OF SAN FRANCISCO, At present engaged in the Plumbing Ql EENSTRKET, IIONOM U , 11. 1, At the Busy Corner vVoik on the FOR RENT. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING, E. U. HALL & SON BUILDING, RESIDENCE OF MR. H. K. WAITY. nicely-ke- pt HAWAIIAN AN- on.Peretania street. Iarge RO.AL HOTEL yard; house contains 3 bedrooms, par- Hotel and NEX. lor, dining-roo- bath, kitch.-n- , pantry. FAMOUS BARTLETT WATER Fort Streets. are prepared to furnish estimates and etc.. servants quarters and stables; execute all orders for work in their rent fw per month. line. Apply to JAS. F. MORGAN. 63 Queen Street. A fresh lot just received Ex bark "R. P. Kithet. BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS The Bent Medicinal and Table Water in the World. . 3. NOLT1C, Proprietor, Bottled only at the celebrated Bartlett Spring. Lake rort 8treet. Oppoaite Wilder 4k Co. County, Cal., without exposure to air. "IRST-CLAS- the S LUNCHES SERVED. With Tea, Coffee. Soda Water, Thousands of remarkable cuies have been effected by L. B. KERR Ginger Ale or Milk. this water. A CO, tn from 7 a. m. to to p. m. mokrt' Roulsitea a Specialty. JAS. F. M0RGA 8

LIMITED. I. M. SH1GETA ; On ale at the Drugstores. 6 U 7 --'ONTR Ii ACTING CARPENTER. PA- OY & CO. PERING, w PAINTER. Queen tVJ? ".';g'oIe for Hawaii. ' ?ornt Killer and Punchbowl Streets ill65 Street. f Distributors the Territory of f. 0. lex Bf4. Te CfHtM 71

if y.y CUtd Ob IDOrirn uou... fur. TO WATCH THE LOCAL BREVITIES. H. DAVIES & CO., to leave your order for THE0. Ltd OLD YEA! OUT rs Advertiser. ' Feet J Ullve branch of the Kcbtkahs fcSVO. Have Your J their N-.-- Year's . . e Jance tonight in 1 Special Watch Services t Murphy 1 ,:aU- - John Marks and fnmiiy are preparing Club and Sa'vation to move from Nuuanu Valley to t! Hardware Department. Island of Kauai. A--. ' Handsomely Dressed Halls. ot-a- Army The Hawaiian It "1 corridors arid n flee are undergo!!-- ; extensive reno-- '. vation, fresh pa': . beautifying them The Catholic Church of St. John the to a large extent. No ore can afford to wfir ugly, i 1 fitting shoes liai'titft. Kalihl-waen- a. tomorrow. Jan-- u Albert K. Nav alii hns made applica- these dayp. h e ruanufarturers have iven : y Int. New Years day. the day of tion to Treasurtr Wright for a license Sole Agents for high to sell beer at K lupana. District of us splendid creations in foot gear &nd at prices the circumcision of our Lord, Puna, on m., and Hawaii v tl4at place comfortable shoes within the rech muss at 8:20 a. with services Mr. A. B. Wood, of Henry WatefW -- for Ladies Gen- collection. house & Co.. will 1?... fra siv w. ksl . of every one. Our phots and OEltM.YN LUTHERAN CHURCH. trip to San Francisco, in the Ventura prtr, are Alsen Portland Cement, which sails today. tlemen at $3X0 to 4.00 pT beauties Rev. The German Lutheran Church, The weekly prayer meeting of Cen- -. and art both dressy and durable. See us W. Felay, pastor, will at 8 a. m. today Union win held 7:30 tral Church be at when you need shoes...... hold services; tomorrow at o'clock this evening. The . business cunmunion meeting Sterling Lubricating Oils. 11 o'clock there will be a New Years of the society will occur at service, and Sunday there will be the 8:30. annual election of officers at the close Lieutenant and ?t:3. Rodman, who of the regular service. have been stopping t the Hawaiian Hotel since their arrival, have taken Roche Harbor Lime, DEUTSCHE EVANGELISCHB nliarlprti on f .. mi tt :i KIRCHE. I ship the officer is In command. Manufacturers Shoe Store Dlenstap. S Uhr. Sylvester-abend-E3?ich- te j Messrs. Beardslee and Page, the und Abendmahl. architects who are preparing the plans Dick's Balata Belting. Mittwech. 11 Uhr, Neujahrs Gottea for the new memorial building for the 1057 FORT STHEET. dienat. i itapioiam esiaie. are not connected Sonntas; am Bten Januar. flndet lm with its proposed construction in any Anxr-hlua-z an der oemeinaes-tioii.es- - uuici man n me .i.Limn.t, auu die Wahe des Vorstand statt. I will build it only in tne sense or exer-- ! dtenst cislng supervision over the work. 8AL.VATION ARM T THK A lnrsre auantitv of Dlants and seed DESIRABLE GIFTS Thn Rik-i-t Inn Armv will hold OUlte S aeriea of Heelings in connection with the perlmental station, fron Japan, by the com- - r.lfnt service this evening. Tne I City of Peking. The consignment We would again call to your attention . . I. .1 -,- IT1 pnimm aj raaruf'j out uy ui-- k. prised a large number of seedlings of our line of TOILET SETS. BRUSHES, as follows: curious Japanese plants, as well as COMBS, MIKRORP of every description. At 7: p. m.. the usual open air meet- plums, grapes, pears and figs from the Hotel FOR GENTLEMEN. ing on tie corner of Fort and Orient. The seeds are to be planted on by II a. easy MILITARY BRUSHES IN CASES sace itMti: b m farewell free and the Tantalus station soon. n themselves or in combination with and roodhvA to 1W1 me.-ti- In the hall; The Healani Yacht ami Boat Club 10 p. m. c'othes brush, exactly the thing for the orrow af dressing table, or for the ben- erv-e- ave bachelor's para ose edict's. Other varieties for gentlemen prefer ordinary shape. EBO-NOI- D, Holiday who the In m. , nrl with llr.h th first march and open air s of the oooular clubhouse. There solid backs from THREE feeting of the new year will be held. All will be dancing in the a"ternoon inter- DOLLARS. Also with sterlng Stiver 4c - are given a cord.al Invitation to mee spersed with the serving of refresh- name and crest plates. services. . ments by Manager Wyr, , of the Pa FOR THE LADIES. AT MCRPHt HALL cific Club. Toilet sets of plentiful variety and ar 1 workmanship. Two special old year watch E. M. Griffith, the exnert from the tistic ( Rcductioas Thr win be a - t Una-- at Queen Kmma Hall tonight. ' Bureau of Forestry, spent yesterday MIRRORS to complete a set or In corn- g w ray lay-an- d with COMBS and BRUSHES. where a program, con.-l-tln- of songs morning. on raniaius wun nation speech followed by a good social lor and Forester Haughs. He was Ik EBONOID, with or without sterling Special Sales Remember the necessity of tending a pift to the silver COS- - w;U As New , highly delighted with the forests shown mounts. In the new metal time be the features. - friend whom you overlooked at Christmas time. Tear's day has been aet aside for the him. and expressed himself a much EON. LIGHT DURABLE and 1M- Remember also, that we have rednoel our prices making new resolutions, the Murphy gratified at the success attending the OSSIBLE TO TARNISH. These set of satisfactory. The metal is Beginning I ruin j.o per cent to ou per cent on noiiuaj i innirhi'n meeting for planting of 3uch a large area. He left are most Goods. those who may desire to turn over a new in the evening with David iTaughs on either oxydlsed to resemble gun metal, $ pltdge. A cordial In- - the Claudlne for Maui, and will go from while elaborate designs are graved upon Thursday Morning leaf and slan the re- Reduction on the mojt beantifnl of Yttntlon Lt extended to all. Krrresnmcnis there to Hawaii for a month's stay. the back showing the bright metal In fTAPer lief, or the metal is frodtt d, with artistic Chatelaim nml bhoping Baps; nil wt:i be served after the meeting. While a Llliha street Rapid Transit Cent Letither Goods, new ea&on -- grade repousse. or engraved Cetlgns to enhance ooo this and car was oming down the last . decidedly correct evening about 6 o'clock, ono of the their beaulA-- tbe and suitable male passengers lost his hat overboard. '. We have nlrough time'y anC Judicious i things to give to the ladies. RACING YACHTS buying been enabled to offer these "goolj No 1. Hosiery. Instead of waiting for the car to ha Roduction on most Ster- down, owner oZ from TWENTY TO THIRTi PSR tbe elegant of slowed the the head at Bpeclk) valuea In whites, Per ling Silver Novelties, Alauicure Seta, GET PRIZES WON gear made a flying leap to tne ground. CENT BELOW USUAL PRICKS, end J lit Cc The rest of the passengers expected to yet retain a fair margin of profit. The tans and black, at il Needle Sets, etc., etc. Traveling and find nothing but a dead body, but luck- - goods are m no sense ci eap ana wouiu Toilet Cased, Military Brushes, etc., etc. grace y PRICES ROM 6 Pairs $l.CO i ily the man. after rolling over and ar toilet table. I M'mbcrs of Hawa Yacht Club over for several feet, Jum ied up. ran $3.00 THE STT. Extra fine quality in white bark and rescued his hat, but lost the IS AN ESENTIAL. Met Last Evening and Did car UTILITY drop stitch, at A To the. te Christmas gift. The 4 Pairs $lCO Business. i . v.. e . . c - - - " New Yei'i Eve Ball. J trifles Is past. Here Is suggestion that live Branch Rebokah No. 2 Will naa Prooau,y al A T members of Hawaii Tacht U I The the ' IV V X" r'F" Cll .RTHT Wc evening office pKo a New Year s bali ton! ;ht at Pnff- - Arc lajlngw Cub met last at' the of P. "rof these outfits Infants' and Children's pre-- ys Hall. A cordial welcome is ex- - Cur sunnlv Fo. 2. L. Weaver Jr. to take part In the - In des'gns to suit i Boded to to atte- 1 this, many varieties made won du- friends the mo.-- din- Headwear. For Yon . . notation of cps and pennants ia.--t social function of t. old year. the garniture of the t elaborate ring the October regatta at Pearl Har- ckets can bs had from members. ner tal.le. The glfc would be thorough y the ' an ;he remembered A big reduction in all styles. bor or. at the door. i d'nor and hope to "hatch" evrrv !ttir. tVi- - iMrtBieStO Carbonic acid ' "5e winning pennants out soma Irtiamew irt boats receiving i In the little capsules turned a glasd of were as follows: On the run down, by Water, rnilk, lemonade or Jlaret Horn a other limv, Pier I j Patterns for insLtuoa. classes-Cla- ss Z. Marlon; class 3, 01o; flat drink into a nectar ftt for the god, a sparklins, bubbling liquid cha'j?. .1 with J X 3 : -- DlspUy class J, Clytic. la class i Gladys had no Inspiration and health: AX IDKAI, r 63 Our Winicw mt and did not follow the course. DRAUGHT TOR Til TROPICS JJJ$ LiounJ Ford's Island course Class HEALTHFUL AND INVIGORATING, j J V have a dual reason in urging these ( lladys; 2. Hawaii; class 3, class anu li eeiiisii ontr. uu j My ;e; class 4. Clytie. friend, and you will infallibly buy one The commodore's cup was also present later for yourself. They are not expen-iVeFRO- We have just the Paper Patterns jm are wish- - race TWO AND A HALF DOL- M BRASCii & O., 1 - 1L -- .11.1 Ik. ed to the Myrtle which made the LARS UP. t back In one hour and forty-on- e minutes, Tclepbcue 157 corrected t me. with the Vi-k- e one mln-V- te behind, and the Gladys coming in Drug HOTEL STREET New Idea Patterns third, two minutes behind the second hobron twenty . w 10 each. Tou cannot get boat, having started at scratch r w w ...... and are sold at cents ! Company, minute behind the leaders, covering the i i I any other Patterns hlf aa sntisfartory as they, they emlwxly ideas of style, fashion and Puuloa to the Spar buoy In J because course from Children's Reefer general all round SHtwfnctorineaa that no others two hours and one minute. possess. Bemember the small price, 10 cents each. It was decided to build no club house Jackets CO., Ltd for a time, but to flx up temporary head- - i THE ORIENTAL LIFE INSURANCE quarters on the lte of the proposed club In navy blue and bottle green, Harbor. trimmed in white nllk soutache IP. 3iv!EcC:0"2", Xresia.e33.t. house at Pearl $4 00. 4.50 $5.00 ?. j braid, at and Commodore T. W. Hobron presented each. 500,000.00. ! CAPITAL STOCK :h club with a 55-fo- ot flag-pol- e, which both company In th. world l.ulng policies In th. will be taken to Puuloa and set up. T only insurable, B. F. Ehlcrs "fSSPi of the endowment and other form. BUSINESS LOCALS. Ar Children's Cu ts Oovern rnmnanv See May 8c Co's new ad today. Telephone Main 7. re:, mpany. Yardley's Calendar for sale at all the Colors, navy blue. bottle ttOI ttOg Wtwnrenwald Bldg., Honln'" Fort S treet bookstores. Price. 10 cents. green, tan. brown and electr.c HOIH R OFrirF; Is blue; made of good quality A desirable suite of rooms adver- with 1 tised for rent. See page 8. cashmere, and trimmed by fancy silk b aid. and In the & BRO. 8 Strong California mules for sale latest fashion, at prices ranging FRED PHILP Tbeo. Baum&n. at Halelwa. Oahu. from $2.7$ to $8 00 each. Ail work done by the Peerless Pre- Saddlers. serving Paint Company Is guaranteed Practical Harness Makers and for three years. ft? -, Promptly Repaired. The Assessor has a very Important Tmn.s and Valise- Neatly and notice In this issue. One wh.ch will DISPLAY Hart, interest all taxpayers. BEK WINDOW 'Pbnn P.lne 2651. P. O. Box 13o A $250 Millard table Is offered for ale at half price. Can be seen at the Erunswlck Billiard Parlors. A gentleman wishes to purchase a N. 8. SACHS' DF.Y GOODS CO. second-han- d bicycle; must be In good Condition. See ad for his address. FORT STREET. Globe For the convenience of New Tear j V Educ:i' 9 shoppers, M. Brasob A Co.. of the Lace I n WW Wernicke lioujie. will remain open this evening. j the party who Dorrow.-- i . EX CELSIOR LODGE NO. Bock on Voice please return um to E. Cook. In the Love ouuuing. I. 0 0. F. rmation is wanted at the office h fHo Imnfr n C. rrnan LOtlSUI US "J the whereabouts of one Frederick Rob- ert Max. J. E .Goeas will close ail day Wednes- meeting of will There will be a regular day (New Tears). Customers No. 1. L O. O. F.. at please see orders are in Excelsior Lodge Tuesday that their hall onFort street, thlh o early today. Its. . ". . - 11 1 '(111 ev-nin- The Union Grill has on hand (cooked Members of Harmony Lodge and an w to order), prime Island turkeys, for ting brethren are cordialy Invited Sporting sup- J- N. O. New Tears. Order early, as the S attend. O- - - BOISSE. Athletic ply Is limited. L. L. LAPIERE. Secretary. TO MAKE A LONG TAIL SHORT May A Co. will be closed on New Goods. Tears day. and their customers are NOTICE. of Hotel and Qood5. kindly asked to place orders as soon CLOSING We ?hall on December 31st remove to the corner as possible today. removal we shall seil ALL Union street; from now until Party advertises In today's Issue for OUR STORE WILL CLOSE a modem furnished house. For partic- day Wednesday. January 1st. rew ulars and address, see our classified diy. early so Chainless Wheels for $45 ads on next page. Kindly place your orders $75 Supplies may receive prompt atten- - Gymnasium On account of departure, the contents that they and have cut Men's Chain Wheels on down to Of a r,irnr.l.t lv furnished home. a ,1.n , H. MAY & CO. - Be clasI-Vi- -l jmtu . nr.- offered f.ir sale. FOR A NEW WHEEL. advi f tl;o.m'nts. $15.85 r MEETING NOTICE. V. j t f-- thi oth.-- Islands' f r a few days only j Sale will be but e iz. th- - High School in this city This Bpv- - --v.f-: t - wun aims MEETINO OF THE atd a r . ibl home TUP: ANNUAL - V . r-- i . .. i.w Vnn.i-Ka- u ieie- i - . w r a will n company H-ib- n.rtn, hTue, tallow be- -, held at the offl ce tht?c a and "he10 a. m.. Janua y . . th Iio:ir dof Health. Fe? lualoa, Hawaii, at l. Ltd T j POT ER CO., - . Tr.ts.w miKllahnrl pltPU'hrrP. I g Secretary. 1 PEARSON & C','51 L. B. AUNGST. 1gf M. M. Braiach & Co. will Inaugurate the - with two special saW-s- . In in- -, ADVERTISER IS DELIVERED i hi.iu uprir n n (i THE m , . . vt lJ uHi.kit iron's.. ANT OF ,itv crv. Somr of their former TU VfLl. inm I 75 CENTS PER MONTH . Q ' 1 3.t tlx pairs for $1. 31, 1901 THE PACIFIC CCWMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER

, I Wi mmm -- - i. INIPPINU INTELLIGENCE Classified Advertisements. Canadian-Australia-n Royal DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA- TION, Dectmbtr 20. id p. in. Weather WANTED. thick; wind light northeast. INFORMATION regarding the where- - IF ARRIVED. abouts of Frledr.ch Robert Max T Mail Steimshi Junghandel. architect, born 1ML Im- - Well located Cottage Mm Monday, 30. December p. rial German Consul. You are thinking about the Im- dining-roo- m -. Makikt; and Strp.- Pid-rs.n- . Honu-:p- o, at Nceau. from portant question what to select mosquito-proo- f; ' 12;20 a. A o in good condi- bedrooms best ar with tb Honokaa and Kukuihae at r.iCYCLB Must as a suitable and appreciative of the above l'ne runnln In connection ' J53 Seiners COMPANY bet -- n Vancouver B. E fLIar aa. vr.th 3,000, bags tugar, 200 empty coal tion. Call 653 Beretania street. gift for your friends, we would of plumbing. PACIFIC ItAILWAY -. tailing Victoria, li. Mcnoiuiu. anu ci-- - . . and 5 pkgs. suadf.es. ask you to call and inspect our K. 8 W.. a. .d at C. Lk. C. I). Bryant, Colly. 13 day MODEIiN furnished house In good lo Only $400 down, and Am S.,' stock, which NEVER before m Sun Francisco at 8 a. m. cation, for short term. "H. T. consisted of a more up-to-da- te nr. Tvi;iRht, irom Hlio and way care Advertiser. 6v variety than this year. 1 at onoimu. S m. MONTHLY On or about the dat below stated. vm: ,iorts at a. y. Sci.r. K;;Uiktaouii, from Paauiloj, at 9 AN exDorlenced alrl for second worl B C ' i--. , for Vic - From Victor, and Vancouver i. m. L iJwWrn Address, with references, a. From Sydney and . this office. PAYMENTS toria and Vancouver. B. C: for Wmw sra We f ia-- JAN. 15 AORANGI JA DEPARTED. for balance, will buy it, or srjll UOAA ' POSITIONS WANTED. to as- .FEB. 12 MAN A ...... rat. Monday, December 30. have the most elegant rent to family without children, IfIOW ERA ...MAP., fl TO DO housework and sewing by the sortment of .MAR. 12 MIOWERA Stmr. W. G. Hull, S. Thompson, woman. Inquire, this for 830.00 per month. AOlfANGI 1- lr ito bv reliable 9 APRIL -' a ai ports at 5 p. m. 605U up 69 Inquire MOAN A .APRIL AORANGI ' office. Ring Main and 1 Ki::uu. Freeman, for Hlio and . rlallv HK.TU'K KN VANWUVKH A N Stm Manicure Sets about this. I. runnlnr ... way ports at 1 p. an. POSITION by expert bookkeeper; - The finest .UMT , Ma-u- i W5- Sunr. C.at.ui-- Parker, for ports large experience; beet cl9 refer- rarKtji 5 i Ad- the world. it nl. Eu- !. ences. Address Accountant," Issued from Honolulu to Canada. United States end Stmr. W. G. Hall S. Thompson, for vertiser. 80JS Throuyh tickets Lahalna, Maalaeaj Ko.ia and Kau ports Books rope. at noon. Lsdks Picket For freight and passage and all ge-ier- information. aply Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Nawtll-w.- FOR RENT. Kolua. Elecle ana H&Xtapepe, at b VERT desirable furnished suite of ever Imported to the Islands, i. m. rooms for couple; centrally locatea and what lady would not like Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Mother tor Koioa at References required. "C. H-- , Box to be the recipient of such an Co., tii Cui'l 8053 Tiin B. Daiies S , km 5 d. m. 583. article? Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for Ana-hol- a, . i Kllauea and Hanamaulu at 5 p. m. ONE furnished mosquito-proo- f front j Stmr. l?hua, Napala, for Molokal ports bedroom, or two housekeeping rooms; j What more appropriate' gift Raas - j - Albert at 5 p. m. modern new house, with all conve- could be selected for a gentle- "T Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Bcarle, for Oahu nienees: rent reasonable. Matlock man than a Co Kee steamship ports. avenue, first gray cottage from EBONY-BAC- K FINANCIAL oceanic mQn 52 SOLID aumoku street. MILITARY HAIR BRUSH I DUE TODAY. cottages; yards; water BET, AGENT THREE with manufactured; port O. 8. S. Ventura, Hayward, from the paid! 5 rooms each; 15 per month ths very finest will aad this j first-cla- ss The fine papaeenger steamers of this line arrive Colonies. each ; on Pauoa Road. Apply, C. W. or a as hereunder: O. 8. S. Sonoma, Van Oterendorp. from Booth. Tel. 2021 White. wz CIGAR CASE, or stock and bond broke may POCKETBOOK FRAHCIBCO. San Francisco, arrive. Due Janu- LETTER FOR BAN FRANCISCO. FROM BAN ary L FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms of the very best ajrade? 1 at 144 Beretania avenue, near Fort. Member of Honolulu Stcr.k Excr SONOMA . ....JAN. 8051 VENTURA DEC. n 11 JAN. IB ALA M KDA ....JAN. TO SAIL. TODAY. ALAMEDA ....JAN. 22 Orders for the purchase or sale of R A . . JAN. a VENTURA rooms, Mrs. BBBS BIER . J NICELY furnished at 6 ALAM KDA FEB. S. 8. Ventura, Hayward, for San STOCKS AND BONDS carefully act ALAMEDA FEB. FE55. IS Francisco, probably early in evening. Hammer, Elite building, Hotel street. BO NOMA . FEB. 11 SIERRA . . 8051 promptly executed. ALAMEDA FEB. 2 ALAMEDA ...FEW. it Wednesday, January L ... 4 SONOMA . ...:.1AK. 5 Loans negotiated. VENTURA MAR. 15 S. S. Sonoma, Van Oterendorp, for the JANUARY 1st A furnished ALAMEDA MAR. 19 ALAMEDA ...MAR. Colonies, pntbafcly in evening. cottage, with modern improvements, 25 VENTURA ...MAR. 26 OFFICE: BIERR A ...... MAR. 5 ;it 16S0 King street Apply to J. C. Stangenwald Building, Room No. 40L ALAMEDA ..APRIL 9 ALAMEDA .APRIL on premises. 8050 15 9 . .APRIL 16 PASSENGERS. Evans, the Fourth Floor. SONOMA . . ..APRIL TERRA 30 .APRIL 26 P. O. Box 390. Telephone 188. ALAMEDA ..APRIL ALAMEDA Arrived. SEVEN-ROO- M house; partly rented at MA t 6 HONOLULU. VENTURA Per bark C. D. Ilryant, LK'cember 0. $20; furniture for sale; privilege ofj. renting. Particulars, this office. 604S I are pre- from San Francisco. Airs. Bald, Miss my temporary ab- ft In connection with the sailing of t he above steamers, t he Lory. Notice. During Coupon Through Tickets by any TO responsible party, a most desirable ; sence from the city Air. W. P. Dilling- pared to Issue, to Intending passengers. Departed. power railroad from San Franclsgo to all points In the United Btatea, and from lui Jiucu uuiiac its uciiiiuui ' - ham will act for me under full by any steamship line to all European port. Per Stmr. W. G. Hall. December 31. Hawaii; all modern conveniences. of attorney. for Lahaiiva, Maialaea, Kona and Kau Address Hawaiian Carriage Manu- In Perfumes FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY TO D. A. Fox, Mrs. S. I. Stewart, Miss Llz-z- .e facturing Co.. Box 193, City. 6047 ) Goodwin, Mallett, wife' Wiil:am and Our reputation is TOO WELL THE ONLY DIRECT LINE two children, Mrs. Nalmoa, Miss Emma STORE lij Territory Stables building established to require much Daniels, Miss Eucinda Wright, J. W. for rent reasorable. Apply on prem- more recommendation; we only VVm. G. & Kuaunoku, Alls. Scott End bl deck. ises. 8038 to say we, AS IRWIN Co 30, wish that Per Stmr. Mikahala, December for USUAL, carry com- Nawiliwil'.. Koloa, ICleele' and Hanapepa ON street. house: the most L D Alexander plete and elegant line of every IMITE Mrs. Emma Kaipu, E. M. AIoKeLkk, servants' quarters, stable, good yard. Including cel- Weedon, 1717 manufacture. the Co. Chan Ch n and wife, Mrs. A. Levi, F. E. Inquire of Mrs. W. C ebrated 4711 brand of cologne General Agrents Oceanic S. S. tJneiitield. J. E. Kearny. Binghan street. 6Ji8 high-grad- e For Maul ports, per stmr. Claudine, and concentrations. December - E. M. Griffith. A. N. Ke-C- o TO kal, E. B. Carley and wife. J. L. LET. Coke, Miss H. Napeiton, Bishop Willis. ELEGANT and roomy office In the trop In and be Convinced Mark Sand, R v. J. K. Iosepa, Mrs. T. Elite building. Particulars of James Pacific Mail Steamshio Co. Coml and child. It. K. Kalwiaca, Miss Stelner, 118 Hotel street. 6049 L. A. Wonjf Kong. For Hlio and way ports, per stmr. MODERN and centrally located resi- Klnaw. December 3ft. Mrs. J. A. Auld. dence of 8 rooms; nice yard. Inquire Miss I.. Auld, Mrs. C. Akal. Miss AI. Ka-noh- o. of James Steiner, 116 Hotel St. 5049 & Oriental S.S, Mrs. H. S. Danford .Miss M. E. TO Occidental Jo Mayby, M. AI. Mrs. W. Gurin, K. Cook. ROOMS AND BOARD. FORT STREET. W. P. Glber.on. Wm. McClusky, L. T. Kcnake, O. AV. Mrs. S. HELEN'S Court Private hotel off Ad- Carr. K. Natnoa. building. Toyo Risen Kaisha. J. W. Kabonwul, wife and child,' Miss H. ams Lane, near Elite Phone 44-4-4- CITY and Van Deerlirt, M. I.ogan. Ati M. White 5t't. Herman M. Levy, Man- KANSAS Mis 's ager. 8048 K. Lo, Chas. Sutton, C. Hedtm.in, L. NOTICE ST. LOUJS, above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this port Warren, T. E. Wall. A. K. H. Pteamers of the Nawahl, i room board, ths n, and an or the dates below mentioned: Von Encster, Prince Cupid, W. J. R.'ck-an!-o- IRABLE at about Vida Villa. lOSo King strset. &4 THE STEAMER W. O. HALL WILL OMAHA FOR CHINA' AND JAPAN. FOR FAN FRANCISCO. Miss E. M.' Chotdc. Miss FCMices arrive at Honolulu on Saturday, De- Washburn, A. A. P.rajmer. C. If. Graff, cember 21 and 28, Instead of Sundays, ST. PAUL, Air-- . N. AlapAl. Mi s 11. JAN. 4 "GAELIC JAN. S Keltlua, Caot. offices for rent. as usual, and will sail from Honolulu COPTIC . J. V. Cat aud 11. II. Ed- AMERICA MARU JAN. U HONGKONG MARU JAN. 11 heart V R 'TWER building. Queen Strssl. on Monday, December 23d and 30th, CHICAGO 18 JAN. 21' monds. ' tsrms. Apply to C Instead of on Tuesdays, as unual. PEKING JAN. CHINA Booked to reasonable AND ALL IC JAN. 28 DORIC JAN. 31 Arrlve. Brewer m Co., Ltd. W7B The steamer Mikahala will arrive ut OAK' Honolulu on Tuesday, 24th H NGKONG MARU FEB. 8 NIPPON MARU FEn Per S. S. Fosomn, January 1, fr-- 8nn December FEB. 14 PERU FEU. 15 t;. wife, and 31st, Instead of on Wednesdays, as Principal Point CHIV Francisco. W. end Mrs. ROOMS TO tET. usuaL Eastern ORIC FEB. 22 COPTIC FEB. 25 If. if. Claries. Mrs. C. W. Uutliaway. K MARU MARCH 4 AMERICA MARU MARCH 4 CARD? office--"Furnish- ed The steamer Mauns. Loa will sail NIPPON Miss Hathaway, J. Saescr and wife, for sal at this on Monday, December Three Trains Daily from PFRIT . . MARCH 12 PEKING MARCH 12 .Mrs. A. M. Fine, II. Rosunbe'rg, .J. 'G. Poomi to Let." 8008 from Honolulu COPTIC MARCH 20 GAELIC MARCH 22 WaUcr, T. J. Henry, C. H. Lymbtng 30th, instead of on Tuesday. SAN FRANCISCO. CS 29 After these dates the regulur sched- AMERICA MARU MARCH HONGKONG MARU MARCH and wife. C. D. Warren, A. Raas, E. E. FOR SALE. I'&vton. II. McArthur and wife. Miss K. ule will be resumed. Two Trains Daily from For general information apply to P . M. 8. 8. Co. AS A whole or part; furniture of INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAVI- Graydon, Mrs. E. Alehrten and chOd, J. GATION CO., PORTLAND D. Alehrt n, Mr. Feather and wife. J. L. cottage, also piano; cottage LTD.. . 8041 By ENA. Torl-ert- J. C. I'enny. H. T. Alarsh. P. for rent; must be sold immediately. its President. J. THE QUICKEST TIMB BY MAV Hoffman, F. AI. U.ooks and wife, C. W. llfl Nuuanu avenue. 6(53 HOURS. Seaward. DIVIDEND NOTICE. Booked to Depart. A $250 billiard table for flGO, ran be Co., seen Brunswick Billiard Parlors. H. Hackfeld & Ltd. at ' CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND UNION PACIFIC TRAINS Per S. S. 31. Ventura. December for ? 852 Trust Company, corner California and ARB PALACES ON WH1S18 mSs. Francisco. Miss E. 1'bl.lips, Mr. and Montgomery six Hartley - .V streets. For the New and Modern Equipment. and daughter L. F. Moul- GOOD horse and phaeton can be j ton, J. Palm, months ending December 31, 1901, dlvl- - Dou' le Drawing Room Palace 81 A. r and wife. W. R. Castle seen at United States Quarantine Of- dsnds have been declared on deposits Jr.. Captain and Airs. Pond. It. It Ban. fice; 4 to 5 p. m. 8)32 com- nlng, Mrs. S. in the savings department of this Buffet Smoking and Library Cars. F. Preseott, W. F. Hall and pany as followM: On term deposits, at wife, S 1 . 400 Fres Reclining Chair Cars. Robert Graham. Miss Graham. Mr. 8450 down; bal., $20 month; fine 3.6 per cent per annum, Hazelton. Noet. John Singleton 150x200, the rate of Ordinary Bleeping Cars. -- Jonn corner lot, Kalrnukt tract, d, and on ordinary deposits, at the rate .nd wife. A. B. Wo-- Charles E. Pope, or will divide to suit purchaser. Ad- DlnJ Cars, Meals a la carts. of 3 per cent per annum, free of taxes. IX W. O. K.. Mrs. M. A. Pope, H. C. Hortn, J. J. dress "K.." office. 8052 on Thursday, HITCHCOCK. 111-11- 1 ilmore M. awd payable and after I Montgomery Bt., 1811 nr.d w.fe, Miss Wise, T. A. January 2. l'.K2. Dividends uncalled for r L. Ma-kawa- o. Ban Francis Petters, F. Palmers and wife. Nelson THE summer resort of Kawapae, are added to the principal and bear the Smith. C. J. Jaeobson. George F." Rolthe, Is for sale; house of 11 rooms, same of dividend as the principal B. Lichtig, G. 3 i cottag-e- , rate F. Roth, Miss Eva Lund, lars-- clstarus, servants' and January 1. 1902. Mr. and Airs. Farrant. A. E. Ineersoll stables, etc.; 15 acres of land; eleva- from after Mrs. A. J. DALZELL BROWN. Hew York to Honolulu via Pacific Ccast Alacfarlane, Mrs. H. Janes. Mrs! tion. 1,200 feet; price. 84,000; half 8O50 Manager. BARGAINS IN C. Winters and child. H. f SchmliU cash. C. H. Dickey, 825 Fort St. 8048 W STEEL STEAMERS Mrs. A. THE SPLENDID NE J. Hihn. George Hamlin and ELECTION OF OFFICERS. 24 wife. Mrs. C. 1'. Hind3. Mr. a-i- Air. CARRTAOfi and saddle horses. Apply B. 8. OREGON! AN, 6.000 tons, to sail about December Beverley-Jtr- . REAL ESTATE. B. 6,000 tons, ea II January 28 and .Mm. Brr-arr- l. 'Mis ut 307 Stangenwald building. 6016 8. CALIFORNIAN. to about Jernard, e B. 8. 6.000 tons, to sail in February thrc Bernard children. Miss AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF AMERICAN. t. I n and five 8. 8. HYADES. 3.000 tons, from San Francisco for Honolulu, sail January 4 brotlicrs. Miatwa G. and HO SE AND the stockholders of the Califorina Feed Forty-secon- r. Wiiigate. ICT FOR SUE on 28, 1901, Freight received at Company's wha rf. d street. South Brook- Co.. Ltd., held December the Large barn and lot, planted Per Sonoma. 1, following officers lyn, - January for the CARDS for sale at Advertiser offi were elected to serve at all times. - with trees, in an excellent lo 'clonics. Gi Glbb. wife and child. J. "House and Lot for Sale." for the ensuing year: CO Gorevan. Ka'ln r!ne J. Alackav Tlieodnn. Cecil Brown, President. cation. For further particulars, apply to Hoyt, King, F Worcs, V. J. A. F. Estabrook li T. J. Vice President and O Maniere?Kr!3'; tWm. ! WA&RD i. mwn. mw. hiu: ead Manager. H, HACKFELD & CO., LTD. YiLim i. C. M. V. Forster. Treasurer. This will be soltl at lees thai im. W. B. McLean, Secretary. cost of house and etabi C. V. JUnnflR. GnrAl FrlKht Aint. a fiKTs. wnvoT.m.n MARRIED. The above constitute the Board of the the AN ! A RTLETT- - G T TR NE Y In th's city, Directors. One-hal- f at lea?t on mortg Decrmb r . 1901, at St. Andrew's HILSTEAO&00. W. G Cooper, Auditor. - is twe Cathedral, by th- Rev. Alexander C. F. MERRIFIELD, This offer for jBLr-.e-a F. Morgan. President; Cecil Brown. Vice President; F. Hc Mackintosh. Charbs Garfield Ertlett 6026 Secretary. only. taa, 8trtary; Charles H. Atherton. Auditor; W. H. Hoogs, Treasu.c. t Ethel pearl Gurney. lock and Bond Broken Maxager. NOTICE afi A : X-tc- X-3- "cust3.ee Sc Co., l- MR. JOS. HARTM ANN HAS. ON WHOLKSALR AND RKTAIL DKALBRS IN A TJU DKNT MAN money advanced on the 24th Instant, resigned the manager CASTLE & LANSDALE ship of the corporation of Jos. Hart- - prefer? a slight man n & BE A i Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal exjeiFeto sugar securities. Co.. Ltd. 8fc a possible loss. JOS. HARTM ANN A CO.. LTD. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCK Bu crushing 8. AZEVEDO, AND An Pie Also Black White Sand. Telephone Main 395. Per J INVESTMENTS. and 6050 Secretary 506-60- cor E Special Attention Given to Dr.iying. JTOICT 7 Stangenwald BulHlna 981 ST. P. O. Box 815; TeL 70. not bora A MAN Or SENSE MAIN 133. "Trxcrosr frec will avoid g worry. MISS lmii Has made arrangements with John WM, G. IRWIN & CO., LTD Tht BESSSSS8S 88 8S88888888SSSS8S' I THE MELROSE. Snow & Co., the well known Q. Mar.aj.f 8ta Afric CHAS. HKKWKK A CtV8 W Real Estate Bargains Wm. lr?in.. President and of tr J DYERS AND CLEANERS Clans Snreekela First Vice Preslut QUiet NEW YORK LINE Several modem homes cheap. Insjxra: PRIVATE HOTEL. of Ban Francisco, to act as their agr,tB7 m. Giffard.. .Second Vice Preatde' elee-tri- c for these Islands. Atl orders will be H. M. . and S e Chi. as e Fine RESIDENCE LOTS on the by Whitney, Jr. .Treasurer j gg Regular Line of Fackets line. promptly attended to telephoning George W. Ross Auits ntre . 521 Blue, Gedge Cottage. BEACH PROPERTY, on forty years-lease- itovur King Street, near Waikiki Tarn. the Richard? a Sailing from , Life, utreet. near Hawaiian HoteL 8981 BUGAR FACTORS For. a NEW YORK to HONOLULU Voult nts of a Houses and Lots. Kalihl, on new car House, COTTON BROS & CO. AND 9 t regular intervals. JJ line. Ninety-seve- n ACRES fine grasing Jt'our Goods. con- Commission Agents rhat le For freight rates apply , land. Kona, i:nginkers and general the to Hawaii. BEER abwnt m CUA8. BBKWKB Jk CO. Desirable LEASE. WAIKIKI ROAD, tractors. AGENTS FOR THE Al revea ffl r.-- ar Aloena V 27 Kilt St., Boston. , Hotel. --AT TH-E- o the ur lb .uses to Let, Leases for Mon- CALL ON Plans and Estimates furnLihed for all Oceanic Steamship Company s Sale, "'.azotes of Contracting Work. store. ob C. BREWER & CO, a ey to Loan. Of San Francisco, CaL 88 LIMITED, HONdl.t'M . General Agents: Boston Block, Honolulu. HtFTEB SALOON, New Hampshjre Senry Waterhouse&Co. Hrejnsurance Co. UNION MILL CO. Fook Sing Wo Co. FTOCK. The Gasette Is Issued on Tuesdays The Hawaiian Realty BOND. RE At ESTATE BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT, The Silent Barber Shop F00K TAI. Manage. and Fridays. AND INSURANCE BROKERS, a special meeting of the Union Mill Dressmaking. and "ChflJr. n' Jut the paper o send Are Thoroughly Ladies " to your and Maturity Co. Ltd. Cqmpany will be held st the company's Disinfected Before Underwear; all kinds of Ladk P aVafrw friends abroad. Save Tetter orTice. Using. Rooms 8 and 4. Mclntyre Building in Kohala, on January 16, 1902, s for sale. Fine Mosquito pts. Vrltlns. Fort and Merchant Sts. a 10 a. m. JOSEPH FERNANDEZ, Prop.. P. O. Bsx 23. Phone Main 141. Experienced hands emplpoyed-tt- Fa Telephone Main 818. 6052 H. H. RENTON, Secretary Arlington UaKery. - HoteL Hotel Strett Nuuanu Ave., near Love's 1 r MBBMlssans-amBBM- i - . awH 1 .sbbbY t T Commercial E8TAKLJ S4I JULY 1

PAG I S 9 r to' 14 HONOLULU, HAWAII TFRRHORV TUES A Y DECEMBER 31 14. d),. PAGES 9 ro f'ROf ESSIONAL CARDS in like manner as called for in sched- ; ! i . committee sho :!d be callel Into; ule "B." REAL.liTATE AND INVESTMENT ( m thv Mi - M PLANA rjr with the executiv e com:uit- 4. OEOv ak JtcCLELIAN A CO. 603-- Schedule "D" It is required that M'KINLEY s MEMORIAL f i Stanawald Bldg. TeL Main FUND. ai a general on of the this schedule be filled out in detail, and had at that time. to this end, an extra schedule (sdkedule A fTORN KY5. Treasury? C. M. Cooke reported that he "H"), will be furnished with which to LYLE A DICKEY King and Bethe. We, the undersigned; give the amoun; I ad in his hands the sum of js.3.70. detail "Growing Crop of Cane," line 7. St.. Tel. Main 312. PARK FOR opposite, our n imta to the McKinley which had been contributed to the funu. 5. Schedule "E" Appertains to live new H2S.50 C. R. Office, 4 6 Memorial Fund: iThe contributions included stock only, and it is required that this HtM EN WAY. Judd I building; Telephone 214 Main. KALAlI'At'A, MOLOKAI. from Eleele, Kaua!, fr ra committeeman schedule shall be filled out In detail. I. J. K. Walamou S 40 J. Silva, who had asked for more sub-- 6. Schedule "F" This schedule is to L M IXKG.-Offl- I I cei 37 A 38, Campbel Airs. script $60.53 Emma Wai.imou 2 00 I 'on blanks ThU with re be used by fire blk.. car Fort A Mer. Sts. ; Tel. M. 27S and marine insurance MEMOR IAL J. K. Walamou Jr. 00 CflViJ frem .Mr. laaanlshl, ymi ' , l from companies, or their agents, only. - The Sisters 6 00 FRED V. MILVERTON.-Roo- ms 302- n.ent. had mude the Bd-- 7. Schedule "G" This ached!!! is re- - W. 2 53 I M Stangenwald block; Tel. Main zn Bruns Wi John S. Wilmington 1 08 quired under section 68, act 51, Session PETEFtSON MATTHEWMAN. P Samuel Kanoa 06 OAHU COMMITTEE MEETS. Laws 1S96. In order that nrooer detail O. W. J. Feary 2 wtwHB assssssw v&flssssBBW. I box 35.". 15 St. . i rnay be iriven. an extra schedule Kaahurnanu Mrs. Emma Feary 2 00 There wan nnlv r r.f tis fir (schedule by Fred Feary 1W Oaliu committee of the McKinley Mu- - "I") will beurnished the PHYSICIANS. McKinley Square Kekuni ? 25 assessors. j hiorial body. Chairman Henry ' LUELLA 8. M.D. Of Kuhcleloa .. 45 Water CLEVELAND. I Schedule "K" It is required that Qcc. lOtt King 9 12 a. rn. Mokulani 05 house wii out of tewsyand Ire Chair-- St.; hours, to this schedule should de-- S to 6 R m.; TeL White 4LL Will KALAWAO, Irian Pa; Chamber, detalnJ by contain the Be MOLOKAI. ; the scription and situation of, and compen-- ! Kaaepa ... .. J biicine.s. Secretary Far; ington preiid- - DR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE.-Offfc- e. '"rpe sation received for, all real estate sold. Annie McMillan & WILLIAM jed. and there waa little d ecusion. The M8 Beretania ave.; telepbon .... M'KINlCY. exchanged, or in any way disposed of, Blue S2L ."as. TroMJer fB chair sugu.vted that there be Result. Kal.hua i'au ... should during year, pli-'- r the preceding n made fu-- Akol fi '"me tie canvas.sinir of j Pit T. MJTAMCRA Office, 1448 Nuu- - 9. Section 2, act 51, Session Laws Joseph Guerrero 25 Joseph tin? city, but it wai objecUd that unut U BL: Tel. White 152: office hours Duttoa 6 00 lfe9, demands "All property, ex- - 10 a. m. m.. except Ehu & JOKt'ph Lutton, to make there had been a definite decisii n and that and I to I d. Nakru the miller cept growing rice, shall be assessed as Maya M tubacrUtiona 60c e ich, so signers j communication of the executive rumit- - j Hernard Palikapu , i or ; of can' get the certiHctta 8 43 tee as to what money In needed, the first day of January in each W. O. ROGERS. M.D. Eye. UNANIMOUS VOTE Laidwin Home Band there - Ear, Noit 'l could be no progress year," therefore, all values, descrip- and Throat; 1146 Alakea St., opposite Hrothers ?42 50 mad. As the Emil Van Lll 2 Of two tlons and other matter contained in Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment IN COMMITTEE Amount of check by Joseph Dutton. j committees are to meet together. for deafness. this will not mean any great delay. The the tax assessment lists and schedules made a part thereof, be as of tenor of the discussion was there must DR. A. N. SINCLAIR. Boston Bids., representation or a waiting for a iarger ' a square and playground as a memo- - that January 1, 1902. Gowing crops of .' is now such a point ail hours, 11 to 1. 3 to 5, 7 to 8; Sundays, I cit-,'i- reached a to In are body of the committee or a body of al to tn 'ate President McKinley in kinds not specified above are taxable. to 1; Tel. offl. at . su - ' ' the success f It Main 385; res. W. 281 I. w,tn..... l3 the matter be the work. If mere Is no Local Bodies Will Get Together lzen9 clDer comce. to decide said that he further delay. rice is to be assessed May L I (Growing DR. J. UCH I DA. Physician Sur- such a point. .vmpathiaed with Mr. Bchuefer's plan of property wber- - and . i . geon ; Mrs. :ms Dial sh. n rH office. Bere la, I for securing o-- it tan between Fori the ideas of the people, but " , ever from. In or of bond, be for Final Discussion of Site Mr. Westervelt said one point was get-- as to are to and Nuuanu streets; office hours, to sent!-nun- the schools that tiiera be a t that there seemed to be only one t. , . , taxed here. 12 a. m.. 7 to 8 p. m.; TeL 1211 White. whether or not there was under consid- tuveuiMiion or me pians to room1 Mr. Schaefer said that there was each i 11. Persona! taxes shall be paid by and Expense. eration a proposed site for the play- and also that there be perhaps a consideration which must not be , , enter! every male inhabitant of Hawaii be DENTISTS. L. ground, and Governor Imp answered vy so a: 4 locked, that the building of a playground laiuincuii int. pur)ji, as to ing tween ages of twenty and sixty DR. H BIC KNELL Mclntyre blda, he had of the parents into the 2 that heard several sites. He would be de- - closer contact with the 804, room and 14; office hours. I to 1 a matter which would be i years, unless eiempt by law. Sees. A . , , plans. playground, park or square, which said Mr. Brown had mentioned tD&K riAn.d n. . i. - t . . . . Miss Felker said she thought 809, nM. , 807 and Civil Laws. -- ob-J- DR. DERBY. Mot t there should be a presentation e I Smith bldg.. cor. will combine all the features of the there was a plot. 00 by 600 feet at the collected. In the matter of a monument. of the 12. Tour attention is called to the fol-- I Fort nd Hotel Sts.; office hours, grounds of oi of the work to each school and each ts 4L recreation the best cities end of King street, the property of the which was tc be a cr.dit to the commu lowing: ! fce - room, so that the children might be the world, promises to be the memorial Bishop estate, which could purvha3- nity, there mutt be spent upon it such a j "All personal and dog taxes shall be M D.D.S.-Ala- awakened, E. GROSSMAN. kea St.. which is to be offered by Hawaii to the ed cheaply and which was accesnibV sum as would permit the erection or and he eaid that If there as of, be due collect- three an was ome assessed and and doon above Masonic Tempi, - good work done, there memory of William McKinley. Thi- ex- by the cars that It would be an Ideal art production. Should a square be de-- would able on and after th first day of Jan- Honolulu; office hours. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. be no difficulty Ir. .securing more money ecutive decided Its meeS-In- g ground idvd upon at times there could be add- uary in each year. committee at site for a such as Is proprtsd. from the schools anyone DR. GEO. H. ed to it many features which would than seemed to "All personal and dog taxes which HUDDY. Mclntyre yesterday that this would be given This plot, he said, was larV enough tor think possible. tvumrn ana i, a.m. to 4 p.m. as expression of opinion as to purposes. so j beautify it. and as Thomas Square now shall remain unpaid on March 31st of its the all The land, he said, was A letter waa read from R. In ; commemorates a great event in Hawaii-- Law each year shall thereby and thereon R, end t which the funds collected should rocky that there was no use for St us which he DR. L MOORE. Dentist; room 406 an history, o in the future McKinley said that in the event of the become delinquent, and 10 per cent of Parrott building;, San be put. and without a dissentini; vote a garden spot. This plot, he said, would j Francisco. parK would come to be a memorial of failure of the committee to erect a mon- the amount thereof shall be added the conclusion was reached. be much more accessible for the people grea.1 ument that there should be a school DR. A. C. WALL. DR. O. EL the change which had taken place thereto and become due as part there- WaI.1 When the executive committee met in than Kaplolanl park or Moanalua. Dr. house which would 1,000 Office hours. 8 a. m. to 4 p m. ; Lovs la the Territory and the people of it. accommodate of." Section 2, act 51, Session Laws M. af- Nua-an- u children, as bldg.; Fort SL; Tel. 434. the office of C. Cooke yesterday Wood had also mentioned a site in Mr. Imanishl there had been little thid would be a memorial 1894. ternoon there were present Governor valley, where the air was always discussion among the Japanese people, which would have appealed to the man JAS W. PRATT, J. M. WHITNEY. M.D.. D.D.8. Bostoo Dole. Mr. Cooke. Mr. F. A. Schaeler. cool, and Mr. Cooke mentioned a block there would be whose memory Is to be honored. Assessor, Oahu. Bldg., Fort SL, above May Co' and that little until there . The committee adjourned without any hours. 9 to 6; TsL Main 277. Mr. Imanlshl and the Rev. W. D. Wes- in the college subdivision-Mr- had bcn some more definite proposal WILLIAM T. ROBINSON. action. present Far-ringto- n. tervelt. The meeting was opened with Cooke also made the point placed before tne public. H- - thought Those were W. R. Assessor, Maul. EMOINEERS. the request of the Oahu committee that there must b considered a plau th re eould be suued to the park at any Miss Fe'.ker, Mrs. Frasher. NATHAN C. WILLFONG, that President C. B. Dyke, leTHCR C. ALEXANDER Surv-- v be expressed some Idea for the keeping up of the park once It la time such features as monuments and Andrew Brown Assessor, Hawaii. - there distinct and John C. ker and Engineer. 409 Judd Bldg.. P constructed, and went Into the matter statues, tablets and arches, as would Lane. ELMER E. COMANT, febox 723. as to the form of memorial, so that the work of collection of funds might pro- of cost at some length. Mr. Dole men--i give it a thorougaly memorial aspect. Assessor, Kauai. tloned that there was a place In the flat There was a vote then taken, which COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHIL- - Approved: WM. H. WRIGHT, TTON, NEILL CO.. LTD. Engl-neer- s. ceed. There was some little discussion, Electricians and belt between the city and old Waikikl showed every member In favor of h. DREN. Treasurer Territory of HawaiL Boilermakers buL-s- ff was very early developed that Honolulu. if it ia unsuitable for pressing the opinion which was urged Honolulu, Oahu, Dec. 30, 190L 6063 there was only one general Idea In the home. would be good for a playground, and by Mr. Westerve. Recommendation of a Well Known RISDON IRON minds of ' Chicago Physician. WORKS. Engineers the committeemen, that the It would very C. M. com- - FOR PURCHASE OF and builders of Pumping Sugar that cost little to have It ocke then moved that a TENDERS and universal demand playground I use ! Machinery and complete power for a tlllt'd In. mittec of two be appointed to consider and prescribe Chamberlain's HIDES AND TALLOW. Cough Remedy j plants; office, room 12. blk.-Te- should be met and the funds collected Mr. for almost all obstinate, Spreckels Dole said he thought the plan the Kites whi.h might be offered for the constricted coughs, with direct 124. for the memorial spent In way. - results. this should be to decide not upon any partlc- , lire of the committee, and to give some I prescribe it to children f all ages. I Office of. the Board of Health, Governor Dole, said that he had been ular site or plan, but to settle the ques- - estimate as to the cost of lit tin up Am glad tc recommend it V all in need Honolulu, Dec. 30. 1901. E. TAPPAN TANATT. Civil and and seeking relief from colds ' - In conversation with Andrew Brown on Hon as to whether or not there should these sites the uses to Whicu and Sealed tenders for the purchase of Electrical Engineer: P. O. box &2- for they coughs and - bronchial afflictions. It is non-narcot- belonging office. rom 2. Spreckels' block- subject, and had been told be a park or a monument. Mr. Schaefer a rr to be put. When this had passed un- ic ' hides and tallow to the . Tel .this that and safe in the hands of oiur; resiaence. sjsi Blue. seemed no reason why suggested that there be some plan fol- animously, there was a the most unprofessional. A Board of Health, for a period of six there at least demand that panacea universal ,15' 8hU,d b? ollected for th,s lowed for the taking note of public senti- Messrs. McCandless and Cooke serve up for all mankind. Mrs Ma.'y months, ending June SO, 1902, will be JAMES T. M. n0t R. Melendy. M.D., 111. TAYLOR. Am. Boc.CE ment upon the subject. on Ph.D.. Chicago, received at tiie office of the Board of Consulting Hydraulic 204) In the ci:y. The governor gave this committee, and the Governor waa This remedy is for by Engineer; Punse sale Benson, up to 12 o'clock noon, Thurs- Mr. Westervelt then moved It be persuaded act as the ex , & Co., Health Judd Blk.. Honolulu; P. O. box' 7M j it as his opinion that success wouid that to chairman Smith Ltd.. wholesale agents. expressed as the sentiment of the com- officio. day, January 2, 1902. i follow a plan for the establishment of a mittee that the members were ln Tenders must be for the price per encourage- - favor There was a decision reached that at WM. T. ground where there could be pound, for hides and tallow delivered PATT. Contractor and Build- - 4 44-- 4-r-4-r r. stone and office fitting; brick. ment of aI1 athletic sports as well as a 3Y AUTHORITY on the wharf at Honolulu, on weights wood, or stone building; shop. Hotel place for the playing of the smaller by agent SL. near barracks; My approved an of the board. res.. Anapunl 'ch,ldren. There should be thus united A HANDSOME WASHINGTON Payments for the same to be made ' AvsfSsorVotk- - . JEWELERS ln tne wor( "f preparing the groun monthly. J. MORGAN. Art Jewelry. Precloua a" tne ,ntere8ts or tne oung people BRIDE OF The board does not bind Itself to ac- Stones. Opals cut; Curios Fore- - i and the success of plan WINTER SEASON cept the lowest or any bid. and I the TO THE eign 135 INHABITANTS AND OTH- Stamps; Fort street. would be assured. There could be found H. C. SLOGGETT, ER PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY 6003 President Board of Health. a 811 - wnicn wouia oe accessioie ana iTBMnnDiDKCDc TAXES IN THE TERRITORY OF AVERT.-Pub- would do much for the Interest i;, J. D. llc 8ten0frrapn .this Office of the Board of Health, room 2. 144 Hotel of general public getting )n HAWAII. St.. ovr Hart a the in the December 28, 1901. Co.; TeL Main 74; House, Blue 2611 The assessors of the Territory of Ha- - shape of the fund and the grounds in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the future. j wan nereoy give notice that their of- TYPEWHITIN;. fices will be open from the FIRST TO the lot Waikikl of Sheridan streeL Speaking further on the subject, he near Beach Road, is set aside for "IBS ELLA K DAYTON. Publta THE THIRTY-FIRS- T DAY OF JAN-- j the Typewriter: office Day- said that he did not think there was purpose of dumping of garbage with David UART, 190. inclusive, from 9 a. m. to the the ton. 127 Merchant SL any place in which offensive refuse. other the islands ;4 p. m. (Sundays and holidays xcept-- j and other would seriously expect ' Per order of the Bor.rd of Health. MUSICIANS that there shou.d ed). and on SATITRDATS until 12 be a placed by clt-- H. C. SLOGGETT. COOK'S MUSIC RTHOOf. ty . memorial there the ' noon, and all persons liable to be taxed HI. ,zens ' President Board of Health. Fort 8L Its methods are the result of the Territory In his opinion l In said Territory of Hawaii, either in ' ' C. CHART CK, of 20 year's experience in teaching It would be exceedingly un .vise to con- - their own ripht or as guardian, ad- Attest: ' 6052 Secretary Board of Health. slder the raising of ministrator, executor, trustee or other- VOCAL INSTRUCTION a fund and then 'cutting it up and placing a small mem-- j wise, are required by law to bring in ANSIS MONTAGUE TURNER. "Mlg- - WATER NOTICE. J to the assessors, 1024 Be re orlal. such as a tablet in a large nu.n- - within the time above tan la 8t. specified, true ber of points about the group. What lists of all their polls WITH SECTION and estates, both real and personal. IN ACCORDANCE INSURANCE. he hau heard from Hilo was that there! 1 of Chapter XXVI of the laws of 180: MUTUAL LFFE INSURANCE Your attention is called to the fol- existed an objection to the construction lowing ' All persons holding water privileges CO. OF NEW YORK. ' of the Board of hereby BL BL of a memorial of utility here, but that or those paying water rates are Assets Dec. 1900. $325.753.152. i Equalization for the assessment and 4 8. B. ROSE, Agent. in his opinion there would be no objac-- t rotified that the water rates for the Honolulu collection of taxes for the Territory of term ending June 30. 1902. will be due tion to the erection of any cither kind j Hawaii: ARCHITECTS payable at the office of the Hono- of a memorial. He did not consider . j 1. Schedule "A" In describing town and I on 1st day of BEARDSLEE A PAGE. Architects and - J property, give lulu Water Works the 2-- that there would be the slightest objec- number of R. P. and Builders. Office, roomm 4. Arlington January. 1902. annex. t L. C. A.. Nation, area in square feet, Hoaolulu, H. I.: sketches and tlon from that city to the piaeing here All such rates remaining unpaid for correct estimates ; frontage in linear feet, class (whether furnished at shor' of a memorial purely of beauty and art. fifteen days they are due will be notice; Tel. 22; P. O. box 773. . business or residence property), value after He thought If Hilo could be told that subject to an additional ?0 per cent. !of land separately stated, value of im- - it was the intention of Honolulu to con- All privileges upon which rates re-- I HNflRAVERS. jprovementa separately stated, and total W BEAKBANEL struct a park or recreation ground here. main unpaid February 15. 1902 (thirty Card Engraving and I value. stamping: room 3. Elite Building. aUM be placed In by ' days after becoming delinquent), are that there would it j In describing acreage or country liable suspension without furthet popular subscription a monument to the property, give number of R. P. to HKOKKU. and notice. late President, there would be no hesi- L. C. A. und.--r which the is held, J. WALKER. land j Coffee Broker; buys j Rates are payable at the office of the and sells Coffee tation there as to the taking up of name of ill or ahupuaa in which situat--j - , . . in any quantity. the. j Works, ln basement of lh- t precKela ed, area, class (whether pasture, rice, Water the Block. work. The point which appealed to him Capltol building. taro, irrigated or unirrigat-- at this time, he said, was whether or forest, ANDREW BROWN, IVpeekoo cane land, etc., etc.), Sugar not there should be action by this small value of land, SupL Honolulu Water Works. value improvements value. xt and total Honolulu. December 20. 1901. 604". THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 2. Schedule "B" In returning prop- P?peekeo Sugar Company will be held erty which you own. or in which you at the office of Theo. EL Davles & Co. represent, the owner or owners, bjt NOTICE. I'ta.. on Saturday. December D FOR FRZE 10 2th at which property is leased to others, o'clock. I r.tusTTeo said J A-- HOLDING SEWER W. H. BAIRD, CaTAtOSOC or give number of R. P. and L. C. . ALL PERSONS 5043 Secretary. i cm. location, name of owner of lease", area, privileges, or those paying sewer rates W$ LADIES', CHILDREN'S !J frontage (if clt, or town property), are hereby noticed that the sewer rates -- i 31, 19 4 SAILORS' HOSF. class (as in jchedule "A" ), date of for the year end g December lease, iterm of lease (In years), amount will be due and payable at the office A "fffiaV I . r - - . on NTA L MEETING OP THI? mew "i t ovin'i i r T.r nr armii ir.teres the Superintendent of Public Works ?ra Of 1 1 the Hnnnlnhi -- January, 1502. " Society c or q..it k Tl inthe land.Vaiue of your i:.t r. f r in .the lU.day of will be hH at 4S3r -- on ., The marrlageof nss;Kthr; 'value o'f .All such rates remaining unpaid for undersiamed Tn.ci ' 1 ! 'Mr; tola' I Inrir.u,-- ! 01 10 bev a niece" 'of Captain SiRsbeewhi; talented le!iomlSheJJs - . . . .? fiit&Z days after they are due. will s7t w ' at a m.. to be ejptt ' S--rl' '' y m-a- Te Veturniii- A-o- sewe the annual me ting was commander Ma I ?Te connection with the of th oftn ------' VopV of Trustees, - B1Q-0Z- 2 K.r.;- - ST. h 4 fined features, quaziticthat arer-?flt'ctJ- --iw? cJiZ-- t Ht-- -- e . M after the adjourn- K..b-r- t Sn-.all- 7 r off. BOYU. r vith T....mfc a son of the ,Vrf lnm-- annerandi? (h.-heM- a crtywhlchjls. ownedby tothers. tuit tqjbe cut JAS.IL meeting th Suciety. p- f- Ln F A. SCHAEFER. H'-- s..::i S::i:ilLUWevangelIswllllbe.-vorthy;tyr- give name - - OI - D1K ,JB - ' 27. ll'Ol. a brilliant' event Ifl Wash:ngtonr girl, . A December Secretary. this; - - T.'it4 f adVdresTof oweranj other details ..cw! - g p" v e-t t:-fgr-:, . . i Mm v? ; vi t&4ri. 'i aaal ?

HONOLULU, DECEMBER 31, 101

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Prices to Suit the Timrs. ARMY AND NAVY. Celebrated Babcock Runabouts TJ. 9. tug IriHiuois, Rodman. 95 King St. Phone 140. MERCHANTMEN. Highest Best Price. Grade. - (This list does not Include coasters.) HBMaMaWaVHinnnaVHHHaMMalaWMM8JMBJSsas A. Ft. Johnswn, Am. schr., Segelhorst. Gray's Harbor. December 26Li' IgMWICCiES. SURREYS, PHOTONS Albeit. Afh. bk., Griffiths, San Fran- cisco, December 21. HARNESS, WHIPS. ROBES, LAMPS Alice Cooke. Am. schr., Penhallow, Port i1 sj - Some May Come Gamble. November 24. i MV4---- r T t ! Aldan Besse. Am. bk.. Keissel, San air Aim r. FrsjBClsco. December 2.. IMdPLei UUK dlULIVI AND Aictsm Am bkt.. Hardwlcke. Francisco. November 17. Some May Go lienjamln Bewail, Am. sp., Halstead, ) Port Townsend, December 28. We do all kinds of HarDese Work The Finest Material C. D. Bryant, Am. bk.. Colly. San Hand-Mad- e i BUT HarneM Specialty , - Francisco. December 30. v d Qur wrk Charles E. Mooly, Am. sp.. Rasmus-se- n, Horse Boots Made to Order ) We Go On Fcrtvcr Tacoma, December' 2. George Curtis. Am. sp., Calhoun, San Francisco. December 26. Our Prices ire tbe Lowest I Osr Work Is the Best I Gerard C. Tobey. Am. bk., Gove, San 1 beet - power pump, wjucn na oeea Francisco, December 20. Giving the values The Island steamers had things pret- means oil New- to s port Jas. Johnson, Am. bk., Bennecke, 'ty well to themselves esterday on at- - put cn her. On theUrlu th tlx castle, December 11. For the least money in t crew i had to so short of watt r and for Honlopu, Am. schr., Olsen, Port Lud- AND CO., Ltd. count or .he two big companies having ' PACIFIC VEHICLE SUFPLY donkey engine I wag run low, December 26. forwarded their sailing schedules a full two we. ks the 1 WJ,'r-:o- Kaiulanl, Am. bk., Dabel. San Fran- day owing to New Tear's Day comlng w't tft cisco, November 23. BERETAN I A STREET, NEAR FORT STREET ous Cargo A':, bkt.. Port Lud- Papers. went out! A Cur Klikltat. Cutler. MM Hi. I ! Wall a Wednesday. The Kinau low, December 24. noon with an excurs'on crowd bound The. ship Oeorgo C':rtl- - brought with Gray's at Muriel. Am. schr., TVikander, MORGAN, President. W. H. BOOGS, Secretary for HUo races. With her went the band, her a sperm whale which was ordered Harbor. December 19. J. F. Novelty. Am. schr., Rosendal, New- which considerably enlivened things at by the Bishop Museum over two years E. L. CUTTING Treas. and Manager. ' fa-?- castle, December 21. '- - .t'-'ii'i- f i ' 't ago. Is being dlscbarg. - tf.t ::..'7 . the wharf previous to her departure, The big manfmal Omga, Am. bkt., Mackie, Newcastle, :! . . .,.. ed at the whaif. It came in 28. j in. mi .uaui Irmsard December Liauam? sa.ieu ai ue-me- aa jn i. part:;, fill twenty-tw- o crates. Reuce, Am. sp.. Whitman, Sydney, Lewers & Cooke ports, taking with her a goodly comple- which It res 100 cubic ions, but its actual cember 10. G. w e ra r aenr., LIVITKD. ment of passengers. The W. Hall twenty The Kooen ie Am. uuucrnuuu, I weight is about tons. whale 29. departed 2 p. m. for Lahaina. Port Gamble, December about cost $2,500. and the freight bill will be R. P. Rithet, Am. OK.. McPhail. San MaalAea. Kona and Kau. At 6 p. m. as more. Francisco, November 13. uhout much sp., Arnesbury. the Mikahala got away for Kauai: the The specimen was suppl'ed by Ward, S. D. . Am. Au Hou for Tacoma, Decenaber 21. Lehua for kfolokal; the Ke of Rochester. J. Y. The an mal will be S. N. Castle, ATn. bkt.. Nelson, San HARNESS Alf - sr.. Kinds Koloa and the .fames Makee for Ana- mounted and impended from the ceiling Francisco, December - One-ha- Fran- Hanamaulu. The Museum's new annex. lf S. G. Wilder, bkt.. Jackson, San hola. Kilauea and of .the 17. ng cisco. December ARABIC only foreign arrival du-i- the day was of the skeleton will be left bure. but the W. D. Dimond, Am. bkt., San Fran- the k C. D. Pryant from San Fran- - other half will be covered with some cisco. ciaco. The ship Benjamin Sewall came substance to represent the skin of a Will Protect a . v. whale. The sue m whale Is an lnhabl- - III nyj UUL9.UC, ' I.C . wi.mvm m. tar t ot hese wate"- - NOTICE. Your chored overnight. No foreign vessels Roofs went out. but the bark iCaiulanl and j feblpping Notes. Special Daring B HHaPaS r the barkentlne W. H. xJimond are ex- - ; The new bulkhead at the Inter-Islan- d wharf has been complex n.Mo" tr. mn f ,r San K'rancisco touav. Intending Passengers ty the Will lower the temperature of your j The steamer Maul sai!s for Hawaii An Old Timer. j poru on Ihurtday at 5 p. na. Steame: V2 itura, house fifteen degrees. Captain Smerron will remain here D Holidays The o:d American ship John C. Potter. wh.le the Mauna Loa is on the ways. Leavitsg H6n ulu 'or Fan Fran- - 1.145 torus. Captain Iauritzcn. wh'ch has 'he bark Kaiulanl and barkentlne W. are herihv for a long time bean engaged In the coai-earryir- .g H. Dimond will saU for San Francisco Lia.n I'mDil dl?t, Used on ail tha Large trade between Tacoma and Ho- today. notified that the abve mentioned Cupid's new yacht Prin- - Jrt- - -. nolulu, arrived at Victoria Wednesday Prince the t nier Vkill triven qtlkkest pos-ces.- Islands, is expected from the Colonies on:" . Buiidir.g3. on her last voyage fiom the the Ventura today. sib'e die pateli and will not remain says the Tacoma Ledger. She Is to t The bark C D Bryant which arrived t thig t n)iy tix toure Immediately, her 1 1 i dismantled there and vfbi Liiv iiiuut' Lilt ii ii um .nail x I ail thn Uig. old hulk will be used for carrying con- clfeco In th'.Ticen days. day or night. Don't Drive ahabby centrates from the Treadwell mines to The schooner Rob Roy returned from Tickets for above sailing We have everything yon need very cheap. Tacoma smelter and taking coal from I'earl river yesterday with a cargo of tie CALIFORNIA PEED GO. the sand. She sailed on Saturday. here back. must be purchased at the rfliee of eniura, aue 10 wrivn . A AGHNTS. Th John C. Potter was built la Maine here from the Colonies today, will be Kiiucreignruj uu Your Boy Wants a Mexican Saddle 1SV9, years has been in the in and of late dispatched as qu.ckiy as possible. Mondsj', December 30th.i.The Coin, for hi Pony we have them. Nortn Pacltlc coast trade, beinK then j The porser of the Mauna Loa and hia - w 11 to receive WiLDER'S STEAMSHIP owned by Bar. Kranclico parties. She assistants went out in the Hall yester- pany not guaraniee was recently purchased by R. Djnsmuu. ua in "ace or ine regular iorce. ' baggage after the arrival ot we . . & Co., to be !nto a hulk j ine sieamers Jvinau ana w. u. nan COMPANY. Sons converted nrh fn.lr Iorn l- - PieaH.fr, IHII IU flllHIIKC Liailrl.'UI la by tiiem. bne will commanaen oy ,i.. i.,.,.0 MANUFACTURING HARNESS CO. te borers to the other Inlands from quaran-Captat- n tion after the aove date. Andrews, of the lost hulk Col- - tine yesterday. Corner Fort and King Streets. ora-io- , Wm. G. & Co., Ltd. which was wr :ked in Wrangel ( The ship Lucille, seventeen days out Ikwin narrows. Ultimately the Potter may be tiom Puget 8ound for Kihei. H. Li put Gen. gt-- . Oceanic S. 8. Co. 1 . P. O. Box " CJ. tT o V. 4l.ll 322. Telephone Main 228. NOTICE TO 3HIPPEKS." tc Ran Krnrlsen to lighter mill. a" ' i"i.-- on me um. ri....y sent dismasted and !n a leaky couditlon. The Potter was thirty days on her last The four-maste- d barkentlne Lahaina SHIPPERS ARB NOTIFIED THAT voyage from the Hawaiian Inlands to at Port Townsend, Wr,.;h., on the 9th, NOTICE. new freight schedule will go Into Puget Sound, sailing from Klhel to Vic-torl- a. made the trip across the Pacific from She was pkked up last Tuesday In thirty-tw- o days, thereby ffect on and after December 1, 1901. making a record passage for sailing ves- In er ding Cabin and Steerage afternoon by the tug Lome, and hardly sels. was tug's hawser ship Information In regard to changes In the aboard the Just beforo th Ktnnn cnllerl vesterdav. Passergers man a neay souinf.asi gaie negan to a lady dropped her purse into the water. rate can be obtained at the office of blow. The waves swept over the Lome, A native who was "rubbering" fell over from the port of Honolulu are here-- se-cur- td company, corner and Queen board, also. While In the water he e NEAREST Fort mak'ng any do-iticeth- HOPS th and she had a hard time ; by informed that until further y the purse, which had floated, and streets, Honolulu. headway at all with her tow. Tue.-da- JO returned U to Its owner. undersigned will book night the wind veered to southwest, with not I passengers on steamers The pure and delightful flavor oi choicest C. L. WIGHT, a heavy, contrary sea, and It was not Steamer Movements. the for until Wednesday that the Urne arrived they Agents unless imported hopn found in Mil President ARRIVE. whkh are said In Iloyal roads w.th her tow. mm Name. From Date. passergers repot tat their office at m Ooronado Came Back. Sonoma S. F. .. (9) days previous to the MJil W. W. Ahana & Co., Coptic S. F. Jan' 4 ;laPt n'ne PUMMO I.A G The barkentlne Coronndo. which left American Maru S. F. ..Jan. li scheduled date of sailing. Further It'a Uie as a tonic will prove invaluable. LIMITED. for San Francisco on Saturday, was re- Alameda S. F. .. Aorangi !."j!in!is information may be had upon ap-- For table no other beer is its equal. It'a Manager ported returning by the lockout at l Victoria ue W. W. AHANA. Pres' and Peklng-- . .. ' Head yesterday morning. The S. F. ..Jan. is plication at the offices of purity is absolute. Ventura S. F. . . . .Jan. 1'2 Not fortified. Merchant i labors, n Fearless went out to see If she could Gaelic S. F. . -- 1038 ...Jan. H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Nuuanu Avenue. j render any assistance t.i the barkentlne, Alameda S. F. . ..Feb. 1 S. . 12 Wm. G & Co. OEDER1FROM 34,1 I but found that her services were not Sierra F. .. ..Feb. Irwin BREWERY. Tel. Main Alameda S. . ..Feb. 22 Money la tight; times are rather ! F. T. Da & needed. Captain Pcitt r explained that I'titna 8. F...... Feb. 14 H. vies Co. dull. I everything was lovtly except the weath- Moana Victoria . ..Feb. 15 70lT CAN SAVE MONEY er. He said that the weather was very Doric S. F Feb. '2 U'IMa. Hongkong Maru S. F. 6: "7s " r imiijkiiiji . by getting; your Clothes made by us. rough to windward und that Instead of Feb uwasfjF Tou can also be sure of a good fit. Uaelic S. F Jan. 3 There Is no doubt about that. We going .to leeward he had tried to gu Hongkong Maru S. F Jan. li M'-n- NOTICE CHANGE IN SAILING. 1 Hawaiian Islands, will deliver ali study to pleace our customers. around through the Mo:okal channel. Victoria Jan. 15, SHREVE & CO. goods purchased or ordered of them, !Th. wind was so strong and the sea so 'arneda S; F Tan. 15 STEAMER KINAU WILL. SAIL FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR j . . . China S. F. Jan. 20 rousn, nuwever, ...ne to put Lack, from Hilo on Thursday December 19, San Francisco. TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or re- mat nad Sierra S. F. Jan. 21 26, p. Hawaii Shinpo Sha. - and Thursday, December at 5 m., turning same to Ban Francisco. Goods aP..- losing one of the vessel's topsails. Nippon Maru S. F ...March 4 instead of on Fridays at. 10 a. m., as S. 5 will be sent on selection to those known The last seen of the Coronado by the OIima F ..March usual; will sail from Honolulu on Mon- to firm, or who will PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT- - eru S' . March 12 JEWELERS the furnish satisfac- Feafcs van five miles off po:t.whon the F day, December 23, and Monday, De- - tory references In San Francisco. tM office. The publisher of Hawaii 30. 12 was making good way ! DEPART, cember at m.. Instead of on GOLD and Sstnpo, the only dally Japanese paper barkentlne with a Tuesdays, n lust rated catalogue and prices fur- j as usual. saSliataeS In Territory of Ka-..De- the Hawaii. fair winJ. Name. For Date. Steamer Claudine will sail from c. SILVERWARE nished upon receipt of request. (Ventura S. 31 nt C. BHIOZAWA. Proprietor. BU11 Troubls. F hului on Friday. December 20, at 6 p. We T. BOGA. Editor. in Doric-- S. F ..Jan. 6l m.( on Friday, 27, 5 have the largest manufactory of ' and December at rtanufacturcrft Jewelry 1cT TSUpbona 97. The ship Benjamin Sewall Is accu- - Alameda S. F ..Feb. 5 p. and Silverware west of New Main still m.. instead of on Saturdays, as York City, and Mau-sm- k - 8 Mon-- . are prepared te furnish th K41torial and Frintlng Offlee mulat ESC trouble. She put In leaking on MQaniTS- F' "eb' usual: wi,l il from Honolulu on special deslgna. jr. 11 De-"f!e- St.. above Kln. P. O. Box Ml. Saturday, and anchored Sonoma .Feb. day, December 2i. and Monday, b' Market and' Post Sts. ! outside. So Peru S. F 15 cember 30, at 5 p. m., Instead of oa strong was the wind last night that her Coptic S. F 25 .Tuesdays, as usual. W. L. FLETCHER anchors dragged and Phe drifted atout Alameda S. F r 8D. i Steamer T.ehua will sail from TTnno- - America Maru S. F March 4 on "H? ml.es to at-- lulu Thursday. Eeeemler anA nn Dry four the southward. In j fl A and Fancy Goods entura S. F March Thursday, January 2, at 6 p. m.. In- ISLAND RICE, i or t k Importer of Choice Dre?s Patterns. tempting to raise her starloard anchor Peking S. F March 12 stead of on Wednesdays, as usual. r. thlt Fine Linens. Fine White Goods. Em- the chain caught and pa'ted and thirty Alameda S. F March la After these dates regular schedule WHOLESALE ONLY, at Ie-- J: broideries, Laces and Trimmings. ! n now Gaelic 9. F March 22 037 e fathoms of tha bear the will be resumed. Qd-- Cottage. anchor Sierra S. F March 2"i absnrl Richards and Hotel Sta icompijy at the bottom of revenl Tel. 1 Blue. the s.a. The Hongkong Maru S. F March 9 AT jSewcl! was brought Into the harbor by China S. F April S rice: I P. O. Box MS. DIVIDEND NOTICE. th ur 'Phone Blue MM S. ire. 1 the tug Fearless yesterday morning. Alnnida - April 9 When she got Inside there D.ric S. F April 15 CHEONC Ltt & CO.. wa8 about Sonoma S. F. .. April IT, THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN Importers Exporters nine feet of water In her hold. A diver Nippon Maru S. April 25 Scciety. F.26 California St. For the half and went below yesterday afternoon at th Alameda S. F. . April 30 year ending with December 31. 1901. a -- In request dividend has been declared rate Hamm id dealers Jewelry. Fancy Goods of Captain Halstead exam- at the von Young Co. and Half-ton- (3) per. ralture. Curios. Cutlery. th.-- e and slnco cuts made at of three per cent annum on all Blackwood ined leak. He w;ll finish his wo:k depositrj. free of taxes, payable on and tro Plated and Glass Wares. . the Gazette office. If you have a good s Etc tday nnd make his report. after Thursday, January 2. 1902. Road. Central, " 'en Hongkong. rnc vessel is being kept photograph you may be sure of a good GEORGE TOURNT. afloat by cut. 060 Secretary. QUFEN STREET HONOLULU THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERT SER HOIfOLULU, DECEMBER 31, 1901.

M 'olloW8: "My age is 79-- well tae ordinary span of life, and I Rooms 508. 509, 510 am the parent ENGINEERING ShCPPi by TO WEIGH of eifht children. Be-to-g UHIIU mail. so far advanced i,i years, i regard Stareeowali BntlJicf - ; tne relief Easy- Satisfactory obtained from Doan's Back-- All claaaes of Engineering Work soiuf Jvioney Pills, on eoRSTRue TIN Jird. Examinations. Surveys ao4 at Money-savin- g' srTUJ?er?1 ,'rom ,am back for years. ports made forWaterworka. - L." - I I ... Steam ul uisiug aoine 01 tne ills (pro-- 4. a.- - ! cmuiiai CANT JUICE cured at Hollister'a drug store) was Specifications and Estimates prepared, and superintend.. ,, The Fisporlna it of KUy benefited, and I branches of engineering rauJisAT tne baad-fco- m am satisfied the work. Contracts solicited for largest sod most . Puis did me Itli, V - y much good." steam, tunnel, bridges, buildings, highways, piers? ppokDtl Depart Doao'si foundations, wbervaa avnu stores In America. We Backache Kidney Pills are ell ereryiblng lor pernonal I olng popular u Honolulu because special Atteutiou ltven to Examinations. Valuations n1 P . sod h. in" ue. Wo can (ret they are always endorsed by Honolulu 'or Iuvtsrm, it i'arpoaaa. fl the newest stjles lo wearing Machines Made by ca-tio- Amweg, W9t appsrel the latent purl Omt kidneys Alter Frederick J. M. Am. Soc. C. Ejnna. In Ibioka, Music, ate, our blood. They PC-"- - to you wnrk night and day. When healthy W. R. CASTLE. JR., Sec'y and Treas. wltum a t weelca of they Kngiseer and Manaav. inelr introduction la Honolulu Iron remove about 500 grains of Im- ,gg? -"- aaaaaa.aaajaaaa America pure matter daily; when unhealthy m Hu; At- 3 of pleased cus- some part of this impure matter s tomers ;o the Hawaiian Works. left in the blood. This brings or many L&d the far Et. caa diseases and symptoms pain in the tstlfy to tae big stores back, promptness aad accuracy la headache, nervousness, hot. dry filling Mail Orders. 'kin. rheumatism, emit. eraveJ. riU- - Be stirs and send for Cfe On the last steamer to Australia the ordered eyesight and hearing, dizzl-Honolu- lu Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. 'nptrlani Ceo- - omut Iron Works shiDned the nrst ens, Irregular heart, debility, ilrowsi- - our lai g neral Ba ogua Psy. deposits v nt In etc. con-ifinme- - urli;e, Wfjwi liuai Mat, of a new cane-Juic- e weigh- the itrontaiaa . you : If keep the filters right at u; Ires Ing machine, the patent for which is Bt k(d prices at ctwrytbln to wear. ,are no truble wlth yo. by C-- manager of the Beys. , drlak, or use In vear heid Hedemann. FRESH MEAT? AND FISH fcoces. f tmtta how Iron Works. The shipment is the first Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are s fry mutt. 1'ow to --endf many follow, "f'j bjr H chemists and storekeepers aeiui aWw to goods of others which are to and By Every Steamer from the sent to you. Mailed free to an adoreaa. Requests Coast that haa Cold Urage. I , for Tor a is one most eaingu-n- ordcra, etc .. macnine wnich ot tne orng Co., wholesale agents for the Ha- - ahou d he addressed te If all valuable adjuncts to the production of tan Islands. Order Ifepartaacak ' sugar recently been placed before the 4 SOME - j plantation owners. ADVICE CONCERNING JU- LXA'S GARDEN. Choice Beef, Veal. MiKton. Lamb Three of these machines ware shipped I to the Colonial Sugar Refining Com- Julla has a garden fair and Pork always on hand, also pany of Sydney. 8ouih At the edge of town New Wales. Marl golds asid roses rare. practically theonly sugar refinery in Sweet to bind in Julia's hair Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. Australia of any importance.' ,The And upon her gown. IB chines were ordered eight or nine Pour-o'cloc- ks and touch-me-no- t, months ago by a representative of the Pride o' prince's feather. FOP SALE AT refinery, from d laja, most- Daisies and forget-me-no- t. ( but various Wistful little bergamot The Metropolitan Meat Co., King Street; Telephone 66. ly from pressure of other bufunesa on Growing all together. The Booth, Fishmarket; Telephone THE KASH GO., Ld. hand, the Honolulu Iron Wtrks was 87a Sunday Julia walked with me ; Central Market, Nuuanu Street; Telephone 104. not able to complete them until recent When the sun was down; ly. Very sweet and fair was she The are to weigh Heaven must have envied me machines Intended At tho edge o' town. i the density of the juice of the cane as Boys' Furnishings it comes from the rollers and they work What saw I of flowers fair 'automatically. Or cared that I should see? Those who have tested No flower in all the world so rare j the machines in the Hawaiian Islands As that sweet one beside me there, J Advanced Spring Styles. 'pronounce them a great assistance to When Julia walked with me. them ir. bringing abjut.the best results. Julia has a garden fair Two have been sent to the Hawaiian At the edge o town m Would you see the flowers rare? Commercial and Sugar Company. not, society Walk then, with Julia there, Spreckelsvdle,: Maul, for the new mill, When the sun is down. Caps, Shirts, Cuffs, Blouses, s. Hosiery, well Hats, Ti Underwear, as and one is shortly to be shipped Charles Edward Thomas In to Bazar. e every other requisite for the complete outfitting of boys. We make the Walalua plantation on this island. One people clothing of children one of our leadii.gr tpecialties, and you can find at our has been in use at Ewa Plantation for THE FLATTERER. establishment correct styles in the latost Variety, and at the lowest prices. some time and is pronounced quite "Lady," said Meandering Mike, "have ma- you any coftee or mince pie or ' does-w- ell, successful. It is believed that the If the Shirt does not tit, you are painfully reminded of it. If it you be- - chines will soon be shipped to many su- "Haven't been here throughout the more than likely you trot it here. Tore?" gar producing .countries when their "Lady, I good look make, have. I'nrtoo a Judge world have made Dress Suits Tailor made, well, $75.00; Dress Sui OUR qualities are known. of cookin.' to let such performances as look swell, $37 50. Which will you wear?. The tailor's, or ous. Mr. Hedemann is one of the inventors yours go wit'out an encore." Cyrus Noble s and the pau-nt- were taken out in his whiskey lead- name. .bbbbbI the ing brand. THE KASH CO., Ltd. REV.LM.HARrLEY lis pure and TWO STORES TWC QCKS IN HIGH ESTEEM old. TWO TELEPHONES 96 Main, 37f One and three Anti-Saloo- n League Thanks Him crown. for His Labors in Honolulu. For tfc fr the Holidays ' Ilev. L-- M. Hartley, the retiring sup- - I r!nf prilnt nf f ho . n t lonn T.i-jcu- b of A Choice Lot who is about to leave Honolulu for the r coast to engage there In the same fight against the liquor traffic that he has W. C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. undertaken in the Hawaiian Islands, THERE'S KOTEEKG BETTER SUCKLING PIGS departs with the best wishes of his co- SOLF ASENTS FOR HAWAII TERRITORY. worker in the cause. A committee IN THE WAY OF consisting of Theodore Richards, Rev. SEWING MACHINES THAN OUR A Large Stock Live Turkeys, Large (i. L. Pearson and W. A. Bowen, ap- of Anti-Saloo- and n pointed by the League, ad- "HOUSEHOLD" following to Mr. Small, Now on Hand dressed the letter WHICH WE SELL FOR Hartley as a token of their esteem: Clearing Out Stock 1 Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, $32.00 AT THE December 28th. 1901. Rev. L. M. Hartley, Retiring Superin- For Oniy Anti-Saloo- Days tendent of the n League. TRY IT FOR YOURSELF 10 Honolulu, H. T. Pear D? other Hartley: We wish to ex- WE GUARANTEE OUR PARAGON Antl-Sa-loo- MARKET n press to you, on behalf of the MACHINES TO WORK Emma and Beretania Sts. Tel 1 i League of this city, its high ap- WELL FOR . ! preciation of your services in our midst. TWENTY YEARS. 40 Per Cent Reduction. and its sincere regret at the necessity Of your separation from us. HoffsthUeger Co., Ltd Not only have you organized the va- Iridium Colored rious departments of v ... k of the League, King and Bethel 8ts. but you have, In presenting its great Views, Albums, aim before the people In the different churches and elsewhere, established a and Views Upon hope and confidence that there may be DR. ALLEN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC co.. V Great Reduction Sale!! solid accomplishment along the lines NERVE BUILDER. LIMIT BU- - Velox, Silver and MOTT-SMTT- I In addition to this, you have person-- j H BLOCK. ally A guaranteed cure for all Nervous Platinum. endeared yourself to all with whom Complaints, Loss of Memory, Prostra- Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. : you .have come Into c'ose contact. Your tion, happy and tactful manner In the meet-- ! etc. Ing of men. r.nd your careful presenta- Xrlce - - - $LOO per Box Our Large Assortment of tion and handling of subjects, have won j for yourself, high consideration and es-- j FOR SALE BY teem everywhere. While" we niif,ht add much expressive HONOLI LU DKIU COMPANY. Tobacco Jars, ! of our regret at your departure from us To whom all orders M R. Match Boxesv we believe it will be sufficient to remind should be addressed. Cigar Holders and Oases. I you of the feeling spontaneously expvess-- Holiday Goods ed on the part of the members of the Traveling Seta. Canes Executive Council of the League at the COUNTER'S Focketbooks, Suspenders, I I me of your resignation. Spectacles to suit sJ slgkta. I Please be assured that, as you leave Sterling Silver Novelties. To goods j ;s, you carry with you our warmest Love Block. close out these will be sold at I esteem, and our prayer for your most Sterling Silver. Hollow and X Greatly Reduced Prices. efficient service In the Lord's work, tho Tableware, j same as it has beeT here. Chains, Fobs, College In Goods, Bracelets. In closing we cannot help expressing The leading Business the Reliable Gold and Sliver Jewelry, J our hope speedy reeover West (estab. 40 years). Send for free for the of tho Mn-V-- f . Fran-?lsc- o, Watches and Clocks In wife's health, which lias nec-- ssitated catalogue. 34 Post street, San r Call and Sec for Yourself this step on your part. California. Low Prices less Variety. On behalf of the Anti-Saloo- n League of All Goods Warranted as Rep- you will be Hawaii, we are. nd resented. And convinced. Yours very fraternally, A. C. LOVEKIN, Holiday THEODORE RICHARDS. REV. G. L. PEARSON. and Bond Broker trirr W. A. BOWEN. Stock Wedding REAL ESTATE AND AGE .0 bAK. FINANCIAL AGENT. Presents M. R. Counter, 1143 Love Blook. It Does Not Ef.trr Into the Question 402 Jtidrl Building. Etc SAYEGUSA You mar have it and not know it. 1120 Nuuanu St. Telephone White 327. You may be young; you may be old. RUPTURE CURED Sjmptoms the same in both. g jr. X t. no i i t? it A babe with weak kidneys has back- forTlMMMandari!huve r. ..nw ache. Jl at the r U;. A man of 60 or 80 with weak kidneys OAHU CARRIAGE MFG. CO., LTD. h;ts irrnT" m inn- - ruj. backache. trirt. K wwrUitaa 117 RIVER STREET. That's the way it talks with all ages. or loMonatorsvoB. Itdow AMD A Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cure the ptaM luluiwarina awlfea.iinwir4 PAIITUG. BLUKSIITHIRG TRIMIRG SPECIALTY., tall CaHorllrrM t babe and the man. Mann iwHinrt". rr ALL. ORDKRB PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. That's tjie way they do in all ages. No wonder, though, they're made Phone Blue 641. P. O. BU 7k Read the Advertiser. for 1L FINE MILLINERY! They couldn't cure a simple case of CO. colic. But they cure bad cases of kidney I atest Def Igns Frr m the Coast trouble. by Every Steamer. If your back aches, try them. TS t a Writing under date January 10th. MISS N. F. HAWLEV, 1899, -- Read Cn Month. Jurgen Walter of this city tells Room 211. Boston BJoe the Advertiser 19M- - ft COMMERCIAL ADVBRTI3BR, HOQLULP, D3CEM3ER 31, THB PACIFIC 1HE FIRST TH3 STUDIED Immunily TO OF HAWAII, LTD. HAVE fe$S& Incorporated Hr the Laws of inn From Disease THE THICK, fm E Territory of Hawaii. SOIL Capital. S2SO.M0 LUXURIANT gUJ I M. Paid-U- p Capital . I President Cecil Brown ""'i 10O2. M. 50,000 is the most longea-forde- - 9T Fi A Vice President P. Robinson Reserve Kieof every woman. Cashier W. Cooper . 154,000 knows what a power- roBWt .J Office: t. Unaiviied Profits Do yvu know what water you i.eful aid to beauty ft i?, tSBSiS rfiifi Pri:icipl Fort, near sferchaut St-e- t, are drinking? Learns and endeavors to make - TWBNTT -- EIGHTH ISSUE. Jury About her own as soft, glossy OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. In It boiled and then metered? and thick as poiti!?. Comparatively few ol : d a General Baniinjx An fllnstrated number, replete with Your phyrlcian will tell you are aware es yet J ji: asfs BEsmes j them mm sr. Jones valuable Information pertair. log to Ha It. Pearl Harbor that Newbro's HerpicMe. c first filter and then boil i AT C. Cooke :V.-hJ- handi-eferenc- e. a recent scientific d HONOLULU H. VV I. waii for You can save all this trouble will enable then F. Atherton Assistant to possess hair as thick rhouse. Tom May. F. w. Carefully revised statistical Henry U'at. ss. table. and be perfectly safe from all ana luxuriant as anyone SAVINGS DEPOSITS received E. D. Tenney, J. A. Including census and general Mud. could desire. allowed ard Macfarlane. latest are transmitted to j Interest yearly deports diseases that on a new the- 4V fr al lection ni. It works the rate of per cent per annum of CfT,! reti the system through drinking ory o destroying the and regulations PoIIrits the Accounts !flrTn Specially covering buy conn that feeds upon the Ttulf of savings porations. Trusts. Individuals, and prepared artidea water, using the hair mot, and thus mak- ptrtment furnished upon application4. carefully attend to all : promutlv and - sclent As research, reminiscent and ing dandruff anu falling with banking- en- hair impossible. It then business connected avrert history, folk lore, as also, pa- MULES STUCK produce m to it. Sell and Purchase For- Puritan Water Still I 'proceeds to a trusted yers treating with Hawaii's progress growth of thick, glossy ifiiminiiWBunmr. eign Exchange. Issue Letters of Credit hair that soon becomes and development. This simple and Inexpensive IN THE MIRE the pride of its owner. !la SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Nothing excels the Hawaiian Annual on your One trial will convince article .an be used you ol its virtues. Ordlnarv and T rm Deposits reeetTt la its variety and amount of reliable wood, coal or oil stove, and will and Interest al sowed in accordant relating to Islands, fon sale at Ait mnwr- - Fire Insurance ! printed In Information the supply beautiful distilled water. CLASS STOAES. !with rules and conditions so equally Jurymen and Attorneys Had to 0ua I passbooks, copies of which may as to be valuable at horn M wise Is a investment, for you : application. and abroad. " Ani-mal- had on Distilled Water Help Gt Wagon and s can t tell when a Are will break Judd Luildiug, Fort street. Au tro. pamphk.t of over 200 pages. destroy you know, is condensed steam, LTD, out and your property. Price TS cents eaoh, or $8 per doxen. Oik. HOLLISTER DKUO CO i O. Irwlm. mixed with pure oxygen. We have taken over the agen- Claus Spreckels. Wm. Postpaid to any address at 85 cents cy of the Now that the heavy winter & Co., per opy. you in the case of the United WHITEHEAD TOBPBDO. Clans Sprectels Baiters rainH have set in, should be The jury Norwich Union more careful than ever. vs. the Honolulu Plantation Co. Insurance H. T. States Dreaded HONOLULU, Do not any more an intimate acquaintance yes- History of Mies:! That takf formed Society AGENTS TEA chances. terday with the nature of the soils by Navies. 8AN FRANOfSCO the NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OW THOS. 0a THRUM, You cannot make a better in- which comprise the 617 acres of Pearl Engineering recounts the history of CF NORWICH, ENGLAND, ' Publisher, Honolulu. one Whitehead torpedo. In the year 1860, BAN FRANCISCO. vestment than to purchase Hnrhnr land wanted by the government nd are also selling flrc Insur- our water stills. . .'Tnntn T.nnnfs. or tne Ausir.an .avy, P O. 3ox 206 of Puritan station, mey aseenaanea , - ance in the English-America- n ON for a naval Kniipnit'oii ih ' nf boat for coast de- - DRAW EXCHANGE No bon e should be without only depth but its consistency ;" - fla ' Underwriters, and Nevada not Its ifense. dirigible from a distance, and the Orient SAN FRANCI8CO The 9 AN FRANCI8CO. HONOLULU. one. nature, not only for vaiua - Insurance Company, as hereto- tlonal Bank of San Francisco. 'nd eeneral carrying an explosive charge to be fired of NEW YORK. We are the sole distributing purposes-- fore. LONDON The Union Bank tion. but also for practical by a devIce. In 1S Captain don, agents for the Hawaiian Terri- - contact Ltd. The jury In charge of Marshal Hen- Luppls associaled himself with Mr. NEW YORK American Exchange Na- tory, and intend to push the tional Bank. dry and a bailiff left on the nine o'clock Whitehead so as to tring practical me-- M, sale of these all over the group, party HAWAIIAN CHICAGO Merchants' National BasJL S. Grinbaum & Go. thereby reducing thi great train yesterday morning. In the chanical ability to work on his Invention. TRUST PARTS Credit Lyonnais. sajso were Clerk Mallng. United States Mr. Whitehead quickly decided that the BERLIN Dresdener Bank. LIMITED. amount of suffering from ma- CO., Ltd. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA larial troubles. Attorney Dunne, Captain Pond, Lieu- idea of a boat steered from the shore Hongkong and Shanghai Banklas You can see these machines tenant Rodman and Managei Low. was Impracticable, and that the only pos- liWfteu and Commlsslos Mercbuii un- AND AUSTRALIA working In one of our front win- At the Pearl Harbor station they sibility of euocAs was offered by an Insurance Department NEW ZEALAND Captain derwater projectile Independent from the Bank of New Zealand. dows. were met by Judge Estee and Zeno K. .Myers VICTORIA AND VANCOUVXRBaajk BOLE AGENTS FOR Merry and Judge Silliman. who had moment It was launched. The tirst tor- of British North America. if In buggies. Two pedo, as we now understand the word, made the trip overland Tiusoci o General bookioo J Bnsmest k BLA NCH E BATES 5c big lumbering wagons (without Rprings) was finished in October, 1S66. It had a Tel. Main 184. m Fort St. mm diameter of 14 Inches, and a length of 12 Deposits Received, Loans mads tm . CIGAR. and half a doz'n saddle horses were feet. It had a speed of 6 to 7 knots at 700 Approved Security, Commercial as W.W. Oimond&Co. ' Dlaced at the disposal of the marshal, yards. Further trials were made from sera bu5 Travelers' Credits Issued, Bills of ex- the jury immediately began its trip tne Austrian gunboat Uemse in 1S67 ana change Bought and Sold. and 1S6S. Up to that time the depth of the PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS, of Inspection. The wagons were not toipedo hydro- COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY LIMITED. had been controlled by a ACCOUNTED FOR. BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE comfortable at the best, and an unex- static plate only. The trials made in 1S6S was Land Crockery, pected the start came near showed that something else Hawaii Co. COMPArr. of Toronto. Ontario. Dealers in Glass incident at necessary; that Is to say, although the 0. BREWER & JO Ltd, Special attention given to consign and House Furnishing Goods. wrecking the party and sent those who hydrostatic plate gave the torpedo a good LIMITJflD. d- pth.-- ; Queen 8. i ment of Coffee and Rice. Sole agents for Jewel Stoves, had remained in the wagons to the depth, the variations from these Street, Honolulu, H. Gurney Refrigerators. Puritan or tne might be as much as 0 (torpedo on ihe more certain footing eartn. surface) to 6 or 8 metres. Here Mr. Blue Flame Stoves, United The damage to the roads by the rams Whitehead brought out the invention AGENTS FOR States Cream Separators, Puri- of the past few days was still notice- known for so many years as the "secret" & many oth- torpedo, one necessary Capital Stock $100,000 Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Oae-me- a Castle Cooke tan A'ater Stills, and able, especially upon the Bishop Estate of the the thing er well known articles. to turn it Into a weapon of precision as Capital, paid op Sugar Company, Honomu Bnjrai LIMTTMD. land, which had no road to speak, of. in far as its depth-keepin- g properties were $58r080 Company, WoJluku Sugar Company. 53, 55. 57 the first place. Tne mud became softer fsncerned. This invention consisted in Makee Sugar Company. Ookala Sugat -- ST., .' (antatlon I ; KING HONOLULU. . as party the addition of a pendulum, controlling Company, Haleakala LIFE FIRE and softer the progressed and a second pair of horizontal rudders, so Ranch Company, Kapapala Ransa. the six mules attached to the wagon that the hydrostatic plate now governed OFFICERS. Planters' Line and Shipping Company, containing the heavy weights on the the absolute depth, and the pendulum W. C. Aehl President and Manager San Francisco Packets, Chas. Brewai prevented depth appre- Insurance Agents. ijury began to show plainly the effects the line varying M. K. Nakntna Vis President A Co.'s Line of Boston Packets. ciably from the horizontal. In July, 1S70, Agents Boston Board of wheel-dee- p J. Makalnal Treasurer Underwriter. O !of the struggle through the Mr. Whitehead made a series of experi- Agent fof Philadelphia Board of Ua The . The United States attorney ments in presence of the representatives Enoch Johnson Secretary dprwTlters. j of the British admiralty at Sheerness, C. J. Holt Auditor AGENTS TOM would been glad to - Standard Oil Company. have admit that the with such satisfactory results that- oil was of greater depth than a few the NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL British government acquired the use of Inches in some places, 1&71. al- New England while the Hono- the invention In as Austria had BOARD OF DIRECTORS. LI8T OF OFFICERS. OC ready done in 1S68. This example was U. LIFE INSURANCE lulu Plantation Co. counsel were but Kumalae, S. M. C. Cooke, Preside'; Gsorge BV followed in li72 by France, and In 1873 Jonas Ksnakanul. Robertson, Manager; wishing that the evidence had referred by Germany, Droviso.' E. F. Bishes, or Borrow. Italy and with the Treasurer and Secretary; CoL V. to the particular spot where they now however, from the latter power that the W. Bakery Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jonea, H. Watar-hc-us- e, CC TNA FIRE INSURANCE found themselves. The whet Is sunk tosped of the torpedo must be brought up G. GOO Tbe Company will buy, R. Carter. Directws. OF MARTFOHD. to at least 16 krots for a run of yards, above Is loaded up with the hub into the mud and finally the In the course of a year th,a task waa or sell lands In all parta of tne Ha waiian Islaadt. and also has hozm In mules, wallowing about in the mucky , easily accomplished, the torpedo and the city of Honolulu for rent. THETOKOHAMA SPkCIE BASK ! ! depths up to their bodies, gave up the made for the German government ran 17 BOOKS BOOKS knots for a distance of 760 metres; this GOOD In disgust, I LIMITTD. THINGS task and one by one ealmly waa a 14.inch torpeao 20 feet long. In settled to rest, leaving the wagon and 1875 Norway, Sweden and ac-- ' ALL VilK TIME. its occupants to shift for themselves. u red th right to the use of the invea- - I SnbscTlbati Caplt&i fan 21,000 W Four of the animals lay on their s.da ed nun He the government torpedoes ft - and made no effort to extricate them- .were constructed, not only for use from LXMITKO Paid Up Capital , Ten 18,000,00 J HAVTNO SECURED A NEW selves from the predicament, though sh'P9. but also for coast defense; they In RImM . Ar-;-,. ., . naa a length or zi reet, and made 17 to Rass??6d Fund . . Ten Mi0,00P WILL ONLY rw,.. n . i lOCATION. tw.vu3K P,.JlrU) vrAr,., bu t'lrsi.-u- au J is knots at 1.000 metres. Portugal adoot- - OFFICERS. Coal in ue the Discount Sale tizer', prices snd Style:; r'leH, just mer yelled themselves hoarse. .ed tho weapon In 177, followed shordy Ii. P. Baldwin President like your mother used to make. There was no other recourse bui to afterwards by Argentina. Belgium, Chili J- - B. Castls First Vies President FEW DAYS LONGER. Cookie?, Maearvons, Lady Fing- get out push, and Gieece; in 18h5 by Holland, in 1S91 by W. M. Alexander Second Vice President HEAD OFFICE: TCKOHAltlA. anl and with one last the United Statp.q. ami In 1 hv .T:,,...n THOSE WHO WISH TO ' J. P. Cooke Treasurer ers, Cream Puffs. appeal to the unhearlng brutes, i.hey which up to then had been supplied by W. O. Smith Secretary INTEREST ALLOWED. iDYilTAGE OF THB SO PER CENT Tons of Pure Candy from cheap were unhitched from the traces and by the German torpedo works of Schwarx- - Oeorga R. Carter Auditor On Fixed Deposit for 11 months, sen 0pff & - im graJe for up beit-- r - Ct- Cnina' hithrt suPP1,ed by cent per annum. children to hard work on the part of the tired jury- was NOW OFF PUBLISHED the same hrm, the latest addition to ti OrVEN gradte. For 50c we cn furnish men were helped from the bed of mud the list. On Fixed Deposit for months, thk s I tICBS 07f Sugar cent per annum. you a box of Deli', ions Candiea they had so gladly chosen. Then by the Factors worth a dollar elsewhere. v Ajro On Fixed Deposit for I months. I pet ALL NEW BOOKS united efforts of the remaining mules Avoid colds by drinking "Kentucky cent per annum. and members wagon Favorite" whisky. Soruanc. Hiani.v Merchants WILL DO WELL TO MAKE of the party the A Co.. rian Francisco, proprletora. Commission was also THEIR SELECTIONS AT ONCE. removed, but the Juryi. en The bank buys and receives for eje- We have Just received the following were loath to trust to the treacherous Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts sew Books: Don't Forget AGENTS FOR ction Commercial A Sugar Co., and Letters of Credit, and transacts a "Tbo Potter and the Clay." "The JN Hawaiian eneral banking business. Cavalier," "The Prlncens of the Hills," eW ilillglailQ JBakery lr'r was made on foot or by horseback- - SHI Haiku Sugar Company. "Marietta, a Maid of Venice." "Kim." Merry and Manager Low Ml lit; Pala Plantation Company, Nahlku Sugar Company. of Specie "Th Ruling Passion," "The Man from pointed out the boundaries of the land Oompawy, Company, Branch Yokohama Btnk Glengarry." "Sylvia." "Solambo." 11 1 , fc Ltd. i'Ohel Plantation New Republic Building. Honolulu. X. . "Tristram of Blent." and t. all go O a r r to the Jurymen and they also visited the Hawaiian Sugar Company. Company, and or at the special discount. well, which Is the source of water sup- Kahulul Railroad A. A B. Line, JUHEI ISHiZUKA Co. ply now on the plantation. HcdnctiOD in Prices, May. FORT. NEAR KING ST. Electric Edward J ne inspection tour was concluded im Em My F. Whitney, AGENCY OF Ice Delivered to theil!horlIy before noon and the jury was W. B. Flint any part of Having made large additions to our C.'ttv gen lunch at the Honolulu Plantation. KEI BIN BANK. LTD. A na;blntiry, we are now able to launder COOKE CO.. Ld. Unique This lunch wag brought don n from the CASTLE & VINEYARD ST. Island orders promptly fil ed. SPREADS, SHEETS. PILLOWSLIPS, city by Marshal Hendry, as the Hono- HONOLULU. TABLE CLOTHS. TABLE NAPKINS lulu Plantation Co. could not furnish General Banking and Ex- Calendar vnd 25 Merchants Transact doffman & Mark ham meals to the jury, being the defendant TOWELS at the rate of CENTS Commission change Business. MISS HAWKINS has prepared a Telephone Blue 3151 P. O. Box S0. .n thl. case, though the jurymen that oer DOOTN' CABH OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAB v a v . ixrnsanj HEAD Most attractive calendar fur the previously were guests Ssitlefactory work and prompt deliv FACTORS. 1903. In the form of four highly ar- ,vls'ted land 8UGAB DRAW EXCHANGE ON FIRST I .. jof .Manager ery gua ran teed. NATIONAL BANK. YOKOHAMA. HsIH tistic studies of ilawar Japin'se Low. AGENTS FOR nd Chinese children In decorated It was No of clothing blng lost from SING CHAN GO. expected that there would bo fer Plantation Company. folder. some itrikes. The Ewa The whole to be Incased In heavy contention on the part of the de- The Walalua Agricultural Co.. Lt. Or fendant Jury to We Invite Inspection of our laundry The Sugar Company. & poster boare. bound with red tape to allow the visit the Kohala Mill Company BISHOP CO. nd any time busl-ie- The Sugar aiil sealed with Hawaiian coat of Sanitary Plumbing mill pumps Of the Honolulu methods at during s Walmea arms. and Plan hours. The Fulton Iron Works. St. Louis, Mo. tation Co.. but If Judge Silliman had The Standard OH Company. 2' A, there win necessarily be a and Blake Steam Pumps. SAVINGS BANK limited number of these made up. any such intentions they were not dis- Up The George F. customers are Ri;y Main 73 Waton's Centrtfugala advised to leave their Sewer Connections closed, and the inspein was confined The New England Mutual Lif. Insur- orders early, at aA . . a . of Boston. ox i me property, tne lease or wni'.-f- i to vnd our wagon will call for your ance Company, Offlc st bank building Merchaai KING BROS. !n work. The Aetna Fire Insurance Company, af street ofV Art Store and A SPECIALTY. ow in dispute. Conn. upon Hartford. Company, of 10 Hotel Street PtlOtO The return was rnad" the early The Alliance Assurance Pavings Deposits will be received aa Mudio. 2 KING The Instruments Used In. a; enfsS STREET. afternoon train, ''apta'.n Merry and London. Interest silo wed by this Btvnk IVa psi ' r-st- Selling Price $1.50 each. D-po- e per snnum. Between River St. and Railroad JudKe made the return by car- - Accordeon Pleating ESTABLISHED IN 1st. cent riag- - overland, as did Judg Silliman 1 24 Inches Lewsra r. a. M Prom to wide. Orders Win Bake Toar Clothes Uwry. c. t'ooS and Mr. Dunne. promptly attended to. & CO. Printed copies of the Ru'es and BISHOP may be obtained on apllea.K. Lew & Cooke The Jurymen and the court officials 1V1ISS C ulattons is were CARLSON, - tion. .- :Drters and Dealers In all tired and worn out cn their -A Loci Lite Net. LumM aul rem Place. Emma - Bankers St. tal u;!.:iac Mataiftg nV return, for besides their long walk A GENERAL P. ANTCTNC; revefc Phone White 1S4S. ""RAvairT BISHOP CO. to thA un 14 rnrv rt through the mud they had a fierce wind AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. septerrner 7, istx.. to ci ntfnd with the entire d;w v.r H nolniu. J MEW ORiPHEUM Commercial and brtten HdWdllcin CIPfifiArc: ' i: tey were not compelled t issued. avaiiaW?JIMM all th- - CJ t Credit World. ui ; return to the courtroom, but wer dis- - RESTAURANT Principal Cities of the F resh California and ) missed at the railroad station. July L Souvenirs I TVTPPKGT allowed after 1S. v Ail 7 2 p,r THEM TO THB - be Bill of Fare days' notice, TOU TAKE "U"d by P.ic- - ft PrrkJn.- t convened at ten o'clock Unexclld. on 'ftTed eoosits:w,a PEACHES. APRICnTS. ATPLE8 AST ng. nterest m-rnl- een f form not r ews of all description., are for I this Allan Herbert v.ill SODARK this sale b.;g03D MEil P0R2fi '(TITS btHm. w remote una:jturoei ror one 0 .,ic.& m " . tint u lUUiiy, in nionth);T. o months. S per Cf-rn- . OrClDElNTAl FR0IT STORE i v a nniMMlir Star Vl. k mph CO Board $1.50 per naoatas, 4 pen wall, :ls behaif of the government. Wk months, SVi pef cct: Phone 141. AUketa and King 8h Port S'reet. eent.

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,3'WSSw TKBj PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, jgONOLDLU DECEMBER 31, 1901. 7 w IF f , mm . , - ' L 1 ' m -i KL is'uc of bonds has been sold. The com- pany was orjtanlaedln 1S9C. is be ns' rap-Idl- y devrlopc--d and Is f xi'ooted to pay Its v OVERRIDES first dividends in a few years. B i "3. The proBMj'ty b tlu Walalua plan- s. wrortSi $3,5'X),-C0- 1 tation abpearmQI be about O. 1 p:h! to be good seturUy for a loan of Jl.OOtVcd. . Ivory 4. The propo-t- r the McBryds plan .MASTER'S tation appears he v. r:?i not less th;m I i SStfOPuQQ ani1 U be ; security fcr a lean of J750. 0 s I Th- - fa .; In l oth eases are 6ecured Carvings by tirst ir.o (gage ded M trust. Respectfully submitted, "F. J. RUSSELL. Frc;n REPORT "Aliister." Vienna. ' It doesn" seem to me that there Is r sufficient protection for the minority Of .urjiasing Beauty. bondholders under this trust deed," re- marked the Court. "Don't the agents ! We expected them to Afenhood Humphreys' Kick hold a majority of these bond, and could At Auction nne, immW out aia not anticii m . a ai 11 s not they prevent foreclosure If they ps supreme ' "3r vnat (s n In an its qM.-.liti- aiJ of "Dr. McLaugh-M- such perfection. 71 uesired?" artistic .Wcn." These mc 3 ; :u art thsv hid suffered t Mr. Rohertson replied for teats ffie to t res of ueDH.ftil Exhaus'lon, Indiges on McBrydc that the agents UN TUESDAY. JAN. 7, 1902 tion Was'eJ A": "Wr and tfladJer TrouMes. did not hild a majority of the bonds. ctfl.--T $351,000 Var incele. a:iJ ii:n ins uotn. "Anyone holding of these bonds AT 1 O'CLOCK P. IT, as a You e them everysre, mao ouro; to bs, happy, Jolly. Bonds. is amply secured, but the minority bond- ON PREMISES. coiZ-- - They THE full M vim. anJ anJ . am "Dr. McLaughlin's Mmi,'' holders, those that have only three or . YOU and re always snouting four thousand dollars of the bonds, are without security. By buying up ma- Dr. McLaiihHa' Electric Belt. the That Valuable Lot have probabbr noticed a few I IGNORES EXPERT jority of the bonds they could prevent I Dr McLaughlin Dear r: Tour Btpi treatment ha cured me the foreclosure of the mortgage for ten Southwest corner King and Kekaulike S pieces in .he Window, and will wc not of'all my uffer.ngs. I J, was for the earth, and I years even thoURn treats, fronting 90 feet on King agree your ine interest was not street, tiiat evejfe is perfect wish I had seen advisement Uie. it would have saved me TESTIMONY paid." by 101 feet on Kekaulike street. of pain and money or hose quacto who did me no rood. Tou in execution, aWthe subjects lota ry truly, not, your Sale absolute to the highest can refer to me. Youra "I think Honor." replied Mr. bidder. well chosen. CHRIS TtUT. QraM Valley. Cal. Robertson. "This clause in the trust Is No upset price. While you are sleeping is curlngBu. it pours t. stream of vital rorm or trust Uetd Criticised more for protection to the minority Terms Cash on delivery of deed. For pieces of such perfec- warmth Into every organ. newin ifrt z.rd restoring the tire of bondholder, by not allowing any bond- The purchaser will be guaranteed an tion, the prices are not high, youth It has a special tvurjr mw uen, tree, it cures the worst Same as in Nearly AH holder to take hasty or radical action opportunity to lease the property at or moi- - ranging from about Dol- cases In two three which would work injury once. If he wishes to do bo, on a forty Ten want ery auffef Sugar Bonds. to all. He has I frtn Sciatica. Rhuematlsm, a right to suit years' lease, at one hundred twenty-f- lars up to Thirty TJtmo Roe KldneV tr HilHar Trnnklai I further in assumpsit if and (Free BOOk Nervous o Vital Wstkncss Id'gestlon, etc., to teat the bond or interest is not paid." ive dollars per month, ground rent, We are also showing this my office If you ait't c-.-U. per.d my book a Judgment In payment of rent to begin July 1, 1902. free at for about In the face of an exceedingly favor 'But such case would week the mt, mmp. inciose luia so, not be of any value under laws The leasee to pay ail taxes and assess- able report, which he himself had or- the of the Territory. The bonds are the name ments, and to erect forthwith on the lir 702 Market St., dered. Judge Humphreys yesterday or i. t. itLdu0uu, tor Kearny Sat. FrancISC0 as a good promissory note, but a guard- premises a brick building to cost not dered Alfred W. as guardian of Vienna Miniatures Office hours, 8 M. to U P. M. ; Sundays. 10 to L Carter, ian is not supposed to Invest in such se- Uss than ten thousand dollars. The property T. K. Parker, to building NEVER SOLD I Y AGEJfTS Oi; DRUG STORES. the of Annie curities. It does not appear that the to be kept insured for ten S on dispose of the bondn of the McBryde guardian has any security except that thousand dollars at lessee's cost for the Porcelain, and Walalua Plantations held by him which can be given by the majority of benefit of the lessor. In the event of Me-Bry- loss money for hi? ward. the bondholders. The investment in de insurance to be used in rebuilding. The report of the master, F. J. Rus- and Walalua bonds will be dis- mounted in sell, suited that he Walalua bonds of approved and the guardian is charged pretty bronze frames, the Fine Furniture $l,0o0,rop" were by property with this amount with Interest at six WILL. E. FISHER, whole being execu- secured I'W' cl?ht." perfect in McBryde l AUCTIONEER worth $3,500,000, while the COURT NOTES. tion, anti well worthy n space tot oat; a present, of $750,000 was secured by propert Furniture tnakea handsome end Russell as master of the Blshon in your cabinet. valued at $2,000,000. He said it wai i but a usefuliodaecefiable one as well. Museum accounts, was allowed a fee of These "good security." Humphreys decide $;5. The accounts were approved, ex- B0ARDMAN LCTS IS. pieces are exceedingly cepting it' was not. 2nd based his ruling the disallowance of a bill of $1.70 modest in price, costing only that hy tV t'ooke and a chArsra of 2 upon a Cause In the trust deed which 106.42 by the trustees as commissions. Five, Six and Seven Dollars C. makes necessary the consent of a ma Bittin? was anDo'nted master to KINAU STREET, a? each. examine the A. Schac-fer- , STORE bond-holde- accounts of F. OUR IS FILLED ' rs the Jorlty of e before trustee of tiie estate of A. A. Corniot. KAP10LAM and rea- With gplecdid offerings iu house furnifchinge. No mortqae can be foreclosed. The In the case of Vivas vs. Silva, a suit LtJNAULO 81 son given by the court, in the minds of over a receivership, argument was heard REETS. it was then dec (I' d to Tefer mat- trouble to show go ds. Eery courtesy extended. b2 and the most people, is not believed to the ter to a master. . 4 ' real cat so for his attempt to discredit C. R. liemenway hjas been appointed IftlcBryde's bonds, ihe examination administrator of the! estate of H. G. after Biart, deceased. His bond was fixed at $ ordered by him had nad an opposite $1,200. 1 , 1500 and $ir00 u wwimrn inventory Henry YOU result than expected. His enmity to W. An of the estate of ! m find Congilom been filed showing proper wll bot- has EACH A. f. Many rich and lasting aifclen among our stock whit h I Kinney is believed to be at the ty valued at fcUB&SS. p. n Willi, tom of the order, for the attorney Is Thos. Fitch, on behalf of Kalua Kayu-- k will the h'.ime. in- be highly appreciateui t largely interested in that plantation. ni, spendthrift, has filed notice of tention to move for dismissal of the wp-pe- al 1-- 3 FORT STREET. If the reason given by Judge Humph- to the Supreme Court. CASH Among them are: reys n his ruling yesterday Is the real AppVcat on was made yesterday bj' tie Pacific Surety Company for permisstei Balance on time. s . cause of disapproval bends. CHIFFON IT-IPS- UInOAItlS, the of t'ie to qualify as surety in court. ne an exnm-ihatlo- n CKNTF.lt HUGS, WILTON BUGS, whl continue and order Judge Humphreys yesterday allowef Into every trust fund now in the bill of exceptions In tht care ot ilCMT f Ting Kfs VS. Yisn "ou. KJOK CASES, i- CHINA CLOSLTS, circuit court, for nearly every platkl - WILL E. FISHEP Korja AM MIUKOKS, UOCKKitS, tlon Is subject to criti- Coffee Fit lI bond tl:e rame Real Estate Agent and Auc-t- i Etcre LADIES WRITING CSIv, KTC, FTC cism as the trust deeds in each are GOOD WORK meet. 1C3 KINO STREET, practically the same. Humphreys' order Opposite Young Block. Cor. Merchant n?d A Is tea Jfs. of yesterday will compel the guardian. of man who Alfred W. Carter, to himself assume the Ever heard the bonds purchased by him for the ward, sold his horse because it was No. 1 J.OiOPP & furniture Dealers. ' Kona Coffee Annie T. K. Parker and pay to hof in- - fjrowinr thin? After awhile Comer King a llBf:T he! Sts. - - Sold for the benefit of the Kcna Or- - j terst on the amount, $81,000, Invested j v. . .. u - a fine looking horse he phanage. - id. tnse ooiius ai o per cent- - Asiae i he saw from this, the decision will be of no ef-fe- was his A T wanted to buy. It ORDERS DELIVERED I end Nuanuu as It 13 not anticipated that it trill FREE. rner floit own old horse crown fat. The Tel B ue 1621. Streets. 4 V. ties, report MCW had found tllC right Chiya when the of the master is Owner 4 taken Into consideration. KXTRA OF medicine. FIN .01 Tue report of the master, F. J. Rns-se- U, was read yesterday morning upon Scott's Emulsion does that the opening of court as follows: 'kind of work with sickly chil Lay down the customary resolutions rican "The master's report tiled herein on and let the old world smile. 12:b 1901, re- it changes a TOYS the day of December, was dren. Sometimes ifou'll break some and keep some. J ferred back by the Court for further ln-- v ity so tlgation as to the quality of the sc-ir- child's whole nature much Suppose you make a resolution to give Ap-- of the bonds of the Waialua c o-j- know your eyes attention during the . Company. I would scarcely the better Atso cultural Ltd.. in which the year. Buardlan has Invested $4. jO. and those of Scott's Emulsion Starts coming the McBryde Sugar Companv Ltd., in i .' V:, Let us assist you with s For lay Presents vhich the guardian has invested J2T.(00. A : tne n ones iu jikc we'll guarantee you "In conformity with the Instruction of smaii jjiuhh and Off the Court, the master has made inquiry Weeds. The scrawny ones get fort, more ease and better mM Birhen and taken according to the another New Year confron Fine Screens, Lacquerware, Oiam t;;i Vase, Silk and cuHtotn ana practice of this Court i nearty and fat. Color begins patters, tu such from the ofne?ts and face. lii e Cotton Kinof?. ploye of both companies and of othe to show in the pale A. N. SANFORB The entire , The Vlcierce taken at the hearinsa in Scott's Emulsion does this j connection herewith has been transscrib-- I MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN. of onr ed aatf the transcript is hereunto annex-- I work without hurting the Come and See (or Yourself. ed and hereby made a part hereof. good Boston Building. Fort Btreet "Th master flndi-- : stomachs. No extra bur-- "if As to the Waialua bonds. The little Over May A Co. capital stock of the corporation ls $4,000.-00- 0, J All UI.a all out.standinp and all paid up. The rtL- - la oUlitfd in- thr TnnrW.t n? Itnnil . 8plendid New Line ol Removal Salfl of Shoes! rrr: ; wen you little to try, if yrm Beautiful 1 New I assessed value of tC earnmlhtf! t SCOTT BOWWKi 4"9 street, York. & We have decided to remove our B13:neS3 to the Quen Street property las: January was $3,500,000, and Men's Boys' Clothing . , a large amount or money ha. been ex- ...... r . i - to nv.-.-r- and we accord- - ' " " ir u Hani o ici. riiutn x have pended upon pi rmanent improvements Stylet and colors that are bound Art present year. No More r Oread g. B dttr'ng the The trust devl please, marked our in e stock len women's and Children . . i. . i menf wnlcn... a Kni-- uj xne company on April 1st of "lls 'e;,r to secure its bond bTEP IN ND SEE THEM ed indebtedness authorizes the sale of Calendars bonds In the amount of $1,000,000, of ',riHtDenti?l Chair which $flO,000 worth have been solj and i the balance of $0,000 worth aro still in also a line of the treastuy of the compacy. Said trust IE TO HI deed contains the following clause: 'In rr-- Featherweight Coats and Vests Don't miss IS THE I case of default in payment of tntefest IVw York Rcufal Blue, Gray and Prown. IK1STHAS PRESENTS. on any ot the bonds hereby secured, the DENTAL SPECIALISTS. in coupons kherefor having been presented THE this Chance. and payai'Ht demanded, should such ALSO THE LATEST IN FANOT 'ieTault and payment continue for the All examinations are free. We will VESTS. Cotre period of three months after such de- tell you In advance exactly what your c:uy for L. B. KtRR & CO Ltd., CoTl mand, then and thereupon the prinrinal work will cost. Streets. iof of said bonds, outstanding all and un H-IDTIC- first choue. paid shall at the option of the holders or. O, majority of said bonds of a signified in NOVATES Street, near Kir. writing, become immediater? due and Fort navable. provided that non-actio- n of anv rof "sa!d bond holders In case of any de USE.... fault shall not extend anj shall not ef- fect any jubsoquen default or anv 85 Hag Street. Tel. Bine 31. rights ariing therefrom.' Sa!d trust KOMEL SODA deed conveys al! of the prop.-rt- of the Though tb. property corporation. la new, . At Home, !t Is well developed, and is expected to GOLD CROWNS-.- .$5.00 Wall, pay dividends in a few years. PORCELAIN CROWNS . 5.00 At the Club, Nichols "A to the McBryde bonds-T- he capi PRIDCE WORK. PI TOOTH . 5 .00 atOUl OI tne Is 0,500.000, cpT OF Tfe.K 1H . 6. On tal . At Your Receptions, niiarv plumbing f which f3.3l3.V0 Is outstanding no pa:d SILVER FILLINO ...... 50 Is In the treasury Co., Ltd. up nd $10 of the Teeth extracted without pain. and at all odd or The stock Is new quoted on I . . market at about We u.e the best materia f V th Honolulu a per cent ijteth of Its pa " ralue. Th? assessed value of gold, rubber, etc.. and all work Is fully ocll Cathrinrs iScwef Connections the entire property jf the corporation guaranted to be entirely satisfactory Jar.tiary said to be $l.:i2,si5 Vny work that should .not prove satis- COf.-eOLIDATE- last and Will be A S1'BAL,TY. abotU has been expended since factory attended to free of on oermrtn. -- CO. Fa' 1 nt improve- harge. WORKS CO., PACIFIC TkANSFER ments to the property of the company. AII our iii.MruniH.us are thorough The trtut de-- d given by the company im JAS. H. LOVE. Manager. convrvs its entire property, authorizes Hours. m. to t p. m.; Sunday? Am LIMITED. sssssm. 'ue $T50.0X in bonds an(1 1 a m. ' an ls fit contain3 " Amm ' . i unn...si jy .LbsI bbbv practlrally tfce same clause fl3 to the g Puiidir-- I 58 -- AIN i WORK right to rorcp..e " ""onyment of Room Elite Hotel St. flB ' md Orders Solicit i IZED I P vr fauoted above I in coupons as Th e entire iLadies auenda rsslH--mme Main 71. mmMl King Sti 1 3 . 1

THE PACIFIC COICMBRCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 8U IMS. i&Ml - I! 14 t v ' : r --- &t5-am ! -- l Preside C. F. BERRICK, Minagj4f , PAUL R ISENBERG, it WE ARti READY FOR ' Jl NEW YEARS BUSINESS Sole' Agents foras wish the uv t complet Hn of high gr .de work I i I thai has 'Vi-- i been offered to the public Qu.-.h- t and e the best. Columbus Bufgy Our Vices the Lowest, Fine Vihides Our Grade the 1 ighest, I Our Terms the Ea iest. J. A. McKerrois Hf;Hhu.n:tT- - for rfancUome Carriages, narmss Bauts Bland .ni if Kxtclence. ,Fis: and Huse

uhas. F. Herrick Carriage Co., Ltd. "he ab.ve firms recved the highest 135 Merchant Street, next to Stanenwald Bldg. awards Paris 900. 3 said he could not gauge future trade. I W.JORDAN'S Happy N:w Year! He could tell better at the end of the LOCAL year's business Just how business was. STANDARD However, he. said that the business of Lands his establishment was good and seem- NO. 10 STORE ed to be n the increase. He, too, found fault with the heavy rain storm PIANOS 0 OK of the day before Chrl&tmas as having cut into the year's profits. Fcr Mr. Hayselden, of the David Law- rence Clg-a-r Company, said that as an of how his firm looked on - Indication 4va well to the front in gen- IS GOOD the coming year's business they had Sale. da at Fair Prices. been steadily Increasing their stock and making outlays to meet the require- ments of the trade. a good right 6TILL "We have had business along. It has been on the Increase j IjOTS LN king Optimistic View of steadily, and there Is no reason why, strk ritACT, rom 1,400 to $1 the store must keep in line with the coming year should not be a lively CKICKERING one to the merchants. We have lot, fornerly known as G other stores in frontage to the street I For your New Year's Merchants of no cause lor com pi tint In the past, and CROWN the following choice col- I don't believe we will In the future., j Wilcox's remises. Every month has Increased busine for only $10: SO lection Honolulu. I don't know as the prospective reicr. KROECER of duties on Manila cigars will have any great effect on trade by a reduc- TWENTY LaOTS IN MA Am GoTernment may ask me to tion in price. People have a'ways and PALLET, formerly Montaj back, which will lessen the bought Manila cigars hero; they have PROSPEROUS smoking them, tract, S2,W0 a lot. of must reduce been educated to ani ay store, and I they will continue buying and smoic- - STORY & CLARK one-ha- ll I price my tnafaense Stock to at least 2 Champagne, pts. YEAR AHEAD ing them as usual, whether the up to is or down." FOUii HUNDRED Ithereforemtend 3 b Uae Wine, qts. Mr. Eakin, of the Imperial Cl?ar L01 I French Claretqts. Store, said he could not see why busi- EAlTJLAiri TRACT, from ' GIVE ALL OF MY CUSTOMERS 1 Sherry, qt. Coming of Cable, Opening of ness should not bo good during the coming year. been good right 1 250 a kt. "i pts. It had the opportunity to Buy Goods at Vermouth, Pearl Harbor and Digging along. 1 Port, qt. Insurance m of the Canal. Clinton J. Hutchlns, the man, said business was booming in his PRICES line. "I look for a pretty good year FIFTY LOTS IN EE seems agreeable." Busiless men are optimistic when The financial outlook RACT, opposite Makee Isl. ' - We Are questioned concerning the prospects in j never before heard of here. Come J A. J. Snell wanted to attend a par.y, 50 a busings for tne coming year. The but was afrald to do so on account of BERGSTROM lot I before you buy elsewhere and you Headquarters. enerjuteenng is tnat tne tune wnen pains in his stomach, which he learea will MUSIC CO. i say my prices are all right. I uhX?3 iSSn, For the Choicest Honolulu will begin New Year with frit"fChoi-fin- who said: 'Chamberlains e ONE Whiskies in Town I possibilities. Most of them say era and Diarrhoea Remedy will put HUNDRED LOTS b. 1 go(jd during you party.' I that they trade the in condition for the APIOLANI ? to bought a bottle and take pleasure 1h TRACT, ut winter, and the indication them are J that thr wi'l b? a steady increase In ri!lH.&, timf, at the FOR SALE. tot CHEESE jer CoM Ud all branches of business during the party." Mr. Snell is a resident of Sura-- year. Most of them also regret the mer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is for I by & Co.. Ltd.. Etc., j Pioneer Win.3 and Liquor tig rnin iturm the day before Christ- - sale Benson. Smith Puunul. Etc, mas, sayi::g that their business (1) Corner lot In Puunul tract, Nuu-an- u Just recieved a fresh lot of Honae. up to Talley; 103,000 square feet. year that tlnw whs better than Tin; (2) Itpproved lot in same tract; 20,000 McLaren's Cheese, the last year's up to the end of the square feet; cottage on the premises. Imported, Swiss, year. Tlw rainy day is generally curs- Kona Mee Store (3) S en acres of land, pajps of which V ttirther particclars apply 59 g quarry. f No 25 King St., nur Bethel. ed by the business community as hav-jr- is finable for P.neapple, Edam, shaved off their profits to a marked ; California and degree. Despite the fulling off in that fJ10'PA rPpnq Manoa hastern Cream one day's receipts, the merchants hae OOIiee, Lot. 20,000 square feet, 300 yards from ' and many other kinds orrivoil nt th.i n1 nf th vrn r smilinr ppiCeS ailCl XfjXtraCtS the Rapid Transit line. C. i 3Te w Store, George V. Smith, of Benson, Smith Ac Jb Co.. look with an antimlstic view on the entire coming year's trade- - Telephone Orders Civ n Prompt On Fort street, at thv head of Ku-.- o . .. kui street, 47 x 96 feet. . : : ;. -- h! Pick out your favorite cheese , o k: i s jjiivv, ."- . Attention." t and order from Lewis. "We Phong Co. is we Isl- - 'j it Fat that what in the Hawaiian j t Compan sell we can always every , ir-- toauch that 33 King Street. anus uepend upon to susiain o( Phone Blue 1621 King haft If fresh. branch of business. The plantations Street. Three cottages on Aloha j pre rapidly getting out of debt. I look and lots Real - Estate ood- in, Piece, money Lane, between King and Young streets. tor much easier times in matter The cottages contain five rooms each; tinaa, in the earlv n.nrf nf the eominsr vear. size of each lot, 50 x 61 feet. Free ar-esi- an Brokers. A & CO. ,tefp, I think that if our political troubles HI'S well water. LEWIS would would be optell Clock, SI overs. here cease, business Fort LEADING GROCERS given an opportunity to fall into the Paiam 1 TT vers, regular channels and go along smooth- 240-Thr- ee Telephones 24C IVo. House and lot on Asylum Road; Grass Linen Eojhroidered, ly, and we would all get along much j housa; lot 100 x 150. The JriL:OIUL.U LODGE No. B. Fountain Carted I very Ware, better. Politics keep things disturbed, j P. I think there otight coming to- - O. E.. will meet in their new hall, on Sandal Wood to be a Nlolopa. Hazelwood Market Co. Boxes, gether of the warring factions to agree Miller and Beretania streets, every liERAL AND SCDA WO Jewelry and Noveltie?. upon some equitable to make Friday evening. Near the Puunui tract; Zy acres, . basis for a Yosemlte Building-- Fort near KuVul St. ready for By order of the E. R. suitable small dairy. Lowkst Prices. the election next fall. That 13 their drinks from water pro would stop the give busi- - a D. COUZEN3. Secretary. turmoil and KaiihI. hli GROCERIES. FRUIT. tap a better chance. Trade is keeping . right up. There is a good tone In the The Desirable house lot of 14 acres, on ir TOBACCO AND Best the main road and below Kaiulani Ernstead market, and business is increasing COLD tract. DRINKS. steadily. I think also that if we had CALENDAR TARO AND BREAD- a be-Ue- r man to repirosent us in Con- - J irifying Still Also property on Pacific Heights FRUIT SPECIALTIES. Kress, the pople Of the Mainland! In Honolulu and in the Kapahulu tract. Terms on all with the Vest WOUI0 look at Hawaii in a more favor- i.oo. the above reasonab'e. atfavor extraet" for , As able light." Apply to cle on this as well with the I Telephone 2tZ Main. P. O. Box 67. Ii. W. Jir1nn !, m v ninlon siteaed finest cae V Davcy Photographic "0. puf-pa- everything looks like bright, busy DJIed water for drinking a JUDD & COMPANY, tbrt A year for the I am h"P ful through 'Palatable merchant. JOSEPH v A BTMAX & ( 0. LIMITED, -- Ike Qub of reeir.g good trade conditions for the m," which mates it Stables, Ltd. 207 ell next twelve n Stangenwald PuiMing. f.ng water; delivered to pai .rths and feel certain i . .. . . i ' tnree-gino- n ae-"f'-j i. . Telephone Main 105 that business will b j lhty In on the Increase. whule-;al- k We have had a good year. I always CJAS. BELLINA Manager in H I'.tm. Mit ' irf. look at the b. st side of things. I am J Wine and Liquor Dealers ss feeling Of Ring Up 270 n-- rot blue an all. I think we arc An Infallible cure for dandrui sob.g to have up: ucmng Si a p Pearl Harbor ojen.-- tt'aveiiey Block, ? 111 ' of Soda and mineral Ld Pacheco's Dandruff , BETHEL III f0Ii.kind of Driv- - - . :Mt..,, e the h'-r- ' cable spec Fine j jj can a i Li 15 if i v t o unn tx. hmntrh Brewed G inger Ber a the UNION ' everything - ter - ing Horses BARI'ER SHOP Is in our favor. The Niear- j NEW PrTCC3ApFcALLif ,JuPtronfl ar- cordia invit 0 Tel. Main 232. "Sua canal is a thing of the future, j ,ni the wks on but Contains series cf twelve n-a- tiv cala the prospects et, Bt7- S. G. f,.r it9 being built ,-- orr King - TO ARRIVE pr WILDER oound views of Hawaiian scenery and I da C Q. YEE CO commerce, bi"' fc5 U O I I 9 1 HOP & the in fl unjeets. All mounted on gray paper, condition of commerce affects our photographer . rl I W . . l . . and Pine Portrait Work. in uuur i uiHi. DOOK ' . xiiacu a gem J-- ?:t::-- nov,r d:d feei ,h,re Rjrjk EWiMcChesnoyASon that photographs. Just the thing to send East. for Ball? t wrong with this country. ran DOZEN' 1 KAHIKIM 1 I ' IRA1 MAKKE1 came here n 1S6S. Finely Finished - when the business ' PIcture King and R- was - tuid Hack . whaling, and we did all busi- Maunakea atretsrup-atalrs- ). mite WHOLESALE GROCERS Aud (irocer-f- out QTJiNTiriTO SUIT ui. me c;iu of the yenr. There Also publish and have for sale, the Cf AM' DEALERS IB as a time L-e- Y. when the whaling t was YUEN TA1, rlawauar. Panel Calendars 1S02. -- kVATTKo'00 TR ACTED h-F- t for and No. 1X71 , 8AJ LEATHER A SHOE FINDINGS everybody said th- - country Fort IStreet. near KukoL EAX AWlm' ' FRUITS AND be -- VEGETA 1 ruined. Hu; .vbat came then Cmrt furrfshtd by tbs 4 tame; it . Dl BSBSiSr, 99r made the country-pros-Perons- I.a!e(l. l ndrtl, D. Agents H-.oI- Soap Works Com and I don't thmu 1 A targe line I Pny, Honolulu, ami Tannery. Rome to los ..... 0f ready-mad- s M squiw m- . Everyhin? J. J. WILLUMS, t.l Tir.,.o . aiways on r"-..- O-- st. hmnA SSBSBBBBBBBBBBft ror. AlIRe;. iKir I no T ! icuiuia street, Jim one r tjui. oi (incur . jbbs LI I.-!-.. those who beli-- Fort Street. - Phon Blue 251L that 1 Hi- - KncfatP.4S uhhroj Photographer. - Tplhcne Main H 9 KTsjaDiuiu v- -i men iruiir9 Bffk can make ,.r nnmaki K...ii.Hj rr STrJAM h - - ESii are lined to io,k bn ti White Leghorn Roosters WING LUNG CO. , SING & C BOILT-ntB- SUOAR .", f "l!n8 For -- cO AT THK tlvy are Ittceft to W. by the NOJ ON HOTKL AND MAUXAKm Y.fO IRS, AlfB L s - . , . PRAJS & iou.i tnert-- . 4 Bu. If uuej,,.,., . STREETS, OF.or rRS. and mw,lwry of - sr. i . . i 4 1.. J I - CALIFORNIA FED GO. Ane as soon as iwseda' Fres Fruits ard njf de to order. Si AT; 1 y e. their store is repaired ' to ship's bUT'sJ I If It - ' . 'sti r wilt return to thtr . j .n5a)FPonrd kin. M T for a tUlitv to n-- rr of Port AfBoi, sbnrte or , -- prooucn 4m. Rc-- V"D PRO- - ls9wtnagt . nre(.,, er. a VISION'S. to any part r v.. ... , . - - . ra. - T- Promptly filled. -- m K. wrsTL-- j-- . w . Jfffy1 city a m Ik m I - - a a KJTJ J

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