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XT. 29. 24 S. WEATHER BUREAU, January Last hours' rainfall, trace. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 3. 4 85c; Per Ton, $69.70. Temperature, Max. 76; Min, 63. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, 8s. 9L; Per Ton, $76.40. CSTA8USHCO tL OS TERRITORY, VOL. XLV., NO. 7637. HONOLULU, HAWAII WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 1907. PRICE FIVE CENTS. it was thought that the advantages of cept under such rules as may be es taDiisnea oy the officer commanding cleanliness and durability overcame me camp. acknowledged drawback. SOLDIER BOYS AUTO owners the VIII. Special attention will be given IGHTY MINERS The need of some road work in Ma-- to rifle practise, Drill and instruction noa Valley, especially at the head of will be given In advance and rear AT G. guards, outpost duty, maneuvers and Hastings street, was reported by guard duty, were if practicable. Keene and E. F. Patten, who IX-- , The rights of property must be MEET DEATH IN PLEDGE present as representatives of the Ma-no- a ORDERED respected, and officers and enlisted men Improvement Club. must understand that any depredations or the cutting of trees or the killing The attention of the club was called or Depart- wounding of game or animals Is to the fact that the Federal strictly prohibited, and that in the case GAS EXPLOSION ment of Agriculture had a good roads l ouuu uepreaauons, tree cutting or HELP department, a representative from 0 the wounding or killing of game or animals, even which was shortly to visit the Western though the same may be accidental, payment will be made States and deliver a number of ad- therefor out of and from the amount West dresses. This representative, Samuel due the troops for services and a pro Virginia Colliery Scene of the Accident C. Lancaster, illustrates his lectures rata deduction will be made from the pay every with a series of lantern slides, showing Will Five Days of officer and enlisted man Harriman Importing Australian Coal Will Assist in Making parts Spend of thecommand. what has been done in various X. Service uniform will be worn. of the Union. Under Canvas at blanket, mosquito net, poncho and shel- Railroads Slapping Back. Success, of Floral was resolved to extend an invita- ter, half In roll together with extra It underclothing, tion to Mr. Lancaster to visit Hawaii towels, soap, tooth- to Leilehua. brush, comb and brush and an extra Parade. and the secretary was instructed pair of shoes; canteen and haversack take up the matter with the Depart- with tin cup attached to rear hook of (Associated Press Cablegrams.) ment of Agriculture. It was also re- canteen strap; meat can, knife, fork, spoon CHARLESTOWN, solved to call the attention of the Pro- The following general order been and rations only should be car- West Virginia, January 30. Eighty men "Whatever It Is possible "for them to has ried in the haversack. motion Committee and the Central Im- issued relative to the coming encamp- were killed in an explosion at the Stuart coal mine yesterday. Floral Parade of Feb XI. The Surgeon General will make do to make the provement Club to the matter and ask ment of the Hawaiian militia: provision for the attendance of sur- ruary 22 a success, the members of tne their cooperation in securing the visit National Guard of Hawaii, Adjutant geons at the camp, and physical ex- pledged themselves expert. aminations wil be made of all who have Automobile Club of the road General's Office, not been so examined. HARRIMAN IMPORTING to accomplish at their meeting held in Honolulu, T. H., January 29, 1907. XII. The commanding officer of the camp is grant room Promotion Committee GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1. authorized to leaves of the of the THE DISPUTE ABOUT absence and furloughs in cases of ne- COAL FROM AUSTRALIA last night. This pledge was contained I. An encampment of the National cessity upon proper application. I' Lelle- - cases E. F. Bishop to ac- - Guard of Hawaii will be held at of sickness the certificate of a in a motion from THE LIGHT cept the invitation of the auto com-m!ttee- of REARJANGE OMAHA, January 30. Coal from Australia is being imported the parade, which asked for for use on the Harriman railroad lines. cooperation of automobile own the the The final decision in regard to the This probably means that Honolulu will be visited shortly by some of the ers. That the motor feature of this lAMtlnn of the rear ranee light for 2 big freighters of the Pacific Mail line, en route to Californian ports with year's parade will be an Important one the Honolulu harbor is expected to ar- Newcastle coal to relieve the fuel situation there, Already cargoes of coal from Is shown by the enthusiasm displayed rive at any time from Washington, th4 the Orient are en route to Seattle and the reports from the Sound are that this at last night's meeting, together with matter having been passed up to the coal importation will be kept up for some time. Another suggestion for the the fact that this year there are 106 highest authorities by the disputants relief of the people of the Western States is to remove the duty from Canadian machines owned in Honolulu compared here. To back up the contentions o! t coal, as was done during the time of the big anthracite strike. with only fifty-fiv- e a year ago. the Governor and the Superintendent There was a good attendance of of Public Works that the foot of Fort night's meeting, at members at last street was not the best location fo V- - RAILROADS CUT which many matters of interest to mo the tower, In view of the fact that it REFUSE torlsts were discussed. Chief among would block the street now and event- s these was the matter of good roads. ually prevent the carrying out of the RATE FOR SOLDIERS Chairman McCandless reported the harbor improvement scheme of the Ter- result of an interview held by him ritorial officials, a set of photographs with Supervisor S. Dwight, chairman Washington. have been forwarded to t OMAHA, January 30. The railroad companies have refused to of the supervisorial road committee. One of these is of the foot of Fort j- - V-'- I grant any cut rate to the government the Mr. Dwight had expressed his pleasure light, as i i .r. ' for transportation of the street, the location for the ' regiments of colored at being approached by a representa recommended and insisted upon by Cap- soldiers ordered to the Philippines. tlve of the Automobile i Club, feeling Slattery. successor, Captain tain his This is probably one way the railroad companies have thought of to strike encouraged In his work by the intelli and by Captain of the Otwell, Carter back at the government for the passage of the rate bill and the vigorous prose gent interest of this class of the citi lighthouse board, being outlined by a plans for road cution they have instituted against the railroads for the granting of rebates. zens. Regarding ,the set of white flags placed around the proposed ? Improvement, he ouyined the circle upon which the light would t program as of th .lnmittee roiiows: stand. The outlines of the tower were Attention was first to be paid to put SLEET DAMAGE IN OREGON. then drawn upon the print to. scale, Ji '!" .if ting along the waterfront in e the roads showing how the building would shut first-cla- ss shape, these roads having up the street and the approach to the been long neglected and allowed to get i PORTLAND, January 30. This district was visited by a severe Fort street wharf. Another photo- I Into deplorable condition; King street J sleet storm yesterday. The damage done orchards, and tele- graph was of location chosen in I to to was to be next looked after, then the preference by Superintendent of phone, telegraph and electric light companies through the breaking School street to be extended out in the the tower being down of their wires and poles, is estimated fb be two hundred direction of the Kamehamaha schools, Public Works, the outlined and way, showing ,. while the other roads about the city in the same that the fifty thousand dollars. were to be repaired from the damages light would be plainly visible over the 4i of the recent storm as soon as possible. wharf shed. AUSTRALIAN PILOTS DROWNED. It was his ambition to secure at least The contention of the army engin $15,000 a month for road work and in eers is that the use of the latter loca COLONEL J. H. SOPEE, ADJUTANT GENERAL, N. G. II. this he was promised the best fforts tion would hide the tower in the day BRISBANE, Queensland, January 30. A pilot schooner was of the Supervisors. time, when it should be, as plainly vis accompany night. hua, Island of Oahu, for pot less than surgeon should the appli Cooktown, seven Mr. MiCandless' report was followed ible as at five days, to commence from February cation. Officers and men absenting wrecked yesterday at of her crew being drowned. by a general discission of the road 20th, 1907, if practicable. The camp themselves without such leave or fur- question. The test through which the will be designated as "Camp Taft,?' in lough will be reported by name and Cooktown is a small place near the northern point of Queensland, the shores honor proper means their appre oiled roads had Just passed and the LYCURGUS IS BACK of Honorable Wm. H. Taft, Sec taken for at that point being hemmed in by the Great Barrier reef. retary of War.s ' hension. . way in which, they had stood the de- II. Colonel J. W. Jones, First Infan XIII. Company commanders will at structive effects of the recent storms FROM try, will be in command of the camp. once make requisition fdr the ordnance was cited by members to show HALEIUIU III. The commanding officer of the ordnance stores and quartermaster MILLION DOLLAR FIRE IN QUAKER CITY. several property supplies necessary to properly applied oil was an First Infantry will mobilize his com .and that when mand at Honolulu and proceed by equip their commands. . making was train excellent road material. It Georee Lvcurguswho returned from leaving the O. R. &. L. Co.'s depot at XIV. Company commanders will, camp, prepare three PHILADELPHIA, January 30. A fire at the works of the also suggested that the time had about Hawaii yesterdaf had the following to Honolulu for Leilehua, where wall tents before going into come should be used will be pitched and permanent camp copies of pay-roll- s, entering on them Baldwin Locomotive company Yesterday did .damage to the amount of when bitumen say of activuyin tne crater of Kllauea: on the principal streets. It was established. The command will break the name of each officer and enlisted one million dollars. A week ago a survey oy surveyor camp and the several organizations re- man of the organization, with the rank thought a local improvement sys- M that Baldwin showed the crater to be about turn to their home stations on Sunday, and date thereof of officers and tne tem could be introduced whereby February 24th, 1907, practicable. dates of of men. 600 feet InjHepth. From Wednesday to if enlistment the street residents could be enabled to IV. The Hospital Corps and Signal XV. All organizations of the Na- AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT. Saturday ;4he pit filled up 150 feet and inspected by Ma- have bitumen roads put in and the Corps will report to the Regimental tional Guard will be when I left It was about 450 feet in commander and be attached to his jor R. C. Van Vliet, United States In- cost assessed against their properties. encamp- depth and the lava was still rising command.' specting Officer, during the WASHINGTON", D. C, January 29. The Senate has passed the fortifica- The test strip of this style of road, put V. Companies at Hilo and Wailuku. ment, in heavy marching order, or without any show of abating. tion biUL Senator Perkins of California secured an increase of $100,000 for In on Queen street where there was a impossible will be provided with transportation armed and aecoutered as the Inspect- "The sighf is to describe in ing Officer may Hawaii, making a total of $200,000. great deal of heavy trafiic and draying, n words; everyone should see it for such time as to arrive at Honolulu direct and proceed to the encampment on XVI. Pay, subsistence and transpor- : lu.d proved the value of the material. himself. The weather when I left was AMSTERDAM, January 29. There is a serious revolt in the Kediri lovely February 20th, if possible. tation will be allowed to all officers was suggested bitumen and there was no rain in sight. and men time they province of Java. Many Dutch have been killed. It that the There were eighty guests In Vol vl. The Regimental commander will enlisted from the roads would induce a higher tempera- the prepare orders embracing the routine shall start from their home to the ren- NEWCHWANO, January 29. There is an outbreak of plague at this cano House on Saturday night, and of dezvous their return ture In the buildings lining them, but nearly two hundred camping outside." each day during his tour of duty to the time of place. and the duties pertaining to the en- thereto. SACRAMENTO, January 29. The Senate today adopted a resolution pro- campment, the hours of calls, duties XVII. Colonel J. W. Jones, U. S. Dis and ceremonies, and such rules and bursing Officer for the organized mili- testing at the interference of the Federal government in the Japanese school A HONOLULU regulations as may be deemed necessary tia of Hawaii is authorized: question in San Francisco. . PORTUGUESE for maintaining order and discipline a. To provide and pay for all neces STOCKHOLM, January 29. Tolstoi, the great Russian novelist and social sary property, supplies, and promoting the efficiency of his stores, trans dying. command. portation, pay and subsistence for such reformer, is BOY DIES OF EXPOSURE VII. Under the provisions of the Re encampment and all necessary expense SAN FRANCISCO, January 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission Is vised Laws of Hawaii, Section 158, the and labor Incident thereto; devoting its inquiries to the merger of the Harriman lines. b. necessary authority of the commanding officer of To provide material and LONDON", January 29. Governor Swettenham has withdrawn his resigna the camp is extended to a distance of labor and pay for the same for the OAKLAND, January 18. The mys- went out with a lad named Manuel one mile outside of and around the preparation and erection of a suitable tion. In a letter to Davis he expressed regret at his action demanding the in- target rifle troops tery surrounding the disappearance of Costa on Monday last to gather water camp ground and rifle range, and range and facilities for withdrawal of American from Jamaica when they were there to give gone side of such limits no person or per- practise at such encampment; aid. The incident is closed. Bennie Jardling, an cress. Costa had down to the bed sons c. made Portu save those specially authorized Such payments will be .- - of Peralta creek, in East Oakland, and ex- - Three.) guese boy who was lost in the Berke- by law shall be allowed to enter on Page told Jardling to wait for him on top AEMOEED SHIPS FOB PACIFIC. ley hills under peculiar circumstances, of the bluff. The lad, however, wan- WASHINGTON, January 12. Although the suggestion has been made that was cleared finding body dered off by by the of his himself, and was lost in HONOLULU IRON WORKS on account of the weak representation of armored ships on the Pacific coast the Berkeley hills. this morning in Redwood canyon, just several such vessels should be sent there at once, it was stated today that the across the Contra Costa county line. He must have wandered all night WILL ENFORCE CONTRACT naval general board has no present intention of disturbing the plans made long The body was found on a side hill, during the heavy storm of sleet and since for the maneuvers which are about to begin at Culebra and Guant&namo. and the lad had taken off his shoes and snow which prevailed In the higher The program of exercises covers a period of six weeks, during which time stockings before death overtook him hills, and despite of Costa's efforts no the entire Atlantic fleet will undergo drills and target practice. It is not from exposure. trace him Telegraph.) The police and Sheriffs of could be found, until the (By Wireless improbable, however, that after the fleet reaches northern waters for the usual office body was discovered by two have been on the lookout for the hunters HILO, January 29. The Honolulu Iron Works Co. has notified scraping and minor repairs and is ready to be dispersed pome ships of the hoy, and today and taken to Martinez, where an in- Sheriff Frank Barnet the Hawaii Supervisors that it insists upon the fulfilment of its $12- - heavy armored class may be sent around the Horn for station in the Pacific received a telegram from Coroner quest will be held. The autopsy show- the county, previous Board waters along the United States coast. This, it is said, c?n re ccomp!ihed of Contra Costa county announcing the ed that the boy died from exposure. 000 machinery contract with the which the without seriously affecting the composition of the Atlantic fleet because of finding of the remains. His father, William Jardling, lives at of Supervisors made and which the present board has declared illegal. the fact that several new battleships and armored cruisers will f eomrniioned Jardling, whose parents came here 1012 Twenty-fift- h avenue, East Oak The company is shipping the machinery and will deliver it and de within the next few months, which can take the place of the vessN withdrawn. from Honolulu, about five months ago, land. mand payment. FATHER JAS. C. BEISSEL WATCH FOR OUR r ON THE INQUISITION MEN'S S IRTS Continuance of Articles on History of the Deal Muslin 0nderwear Sale of Church and State With Heretics Wp Which Begins Next MADE TO ORDER Mr. Dove Comments. I!

backbone, if men were found to blurt FRIDAY, FEB. 1st out blasphemies against all that sucn VII: EEMAKK. a people held to be holy, and to spread Shirt beginning to recognize "that little "tight to judge a tree hy its irtrinfs which would seduce their wearers are It ii from by side with the odium children, the rising generation, . . Announcement With Prices fraits, abd side precious in this Later difference" between a shirt that fits perfectly and one that to learn the all that they deemed cast upon the Inquisition, life and the next, What coma we ex produced. Now does not happy results' which it pect but tumultuary rUinga; terrible j j j j it can not be denied that, to a great effects of violence Rnd massacres and are dressy extent at least, it is due to the In- lvnch law With &11 its horrors? The We make shirts to order that fit perfectly of Faith prevented such con MODEL BLOCK quisition that several countries of Eu 'iribunal Shirts, Pleated sequences, t the outset of the six A. BLOWI, FORT ST. and comfortable. Dress Shirts, Negligee rope have preserved the faith untamt teenth century the Spaniards saw, as ed for centuries, and in particular, that it were, the rising smoke, premonitory beautiful needlework and fashioned on Fronts, etcmade with they have been saved from the per of a conflagration in Europe. Tiiey and adopted the Inquisition as a means for nicious invasion of intolerant pre stylish lines. . preserving religious unity and years ago sanguinary Protestantism. Voltaire, venting religious wars. Hence, during that they had copied the of the teaching power conferred on him common . that bitter enemy of the Inquisition three centuries tne reorgan Protestant falsehoods about by the Almighty, and under the divine the alter Catholic matters, have recently SUP guarantee against any possible Hud of the Catholic Church, was can- ization of the Inquisition, Spain en error PRESSED ONE WHOLE EDITION in the exercise of it. Issued a bull ex- to the joyed more peace and prosperity than did enough write: "During any country Europe. We have OF THEIR BOOKS in order to correct horting the inquisitors of heresv and other in these errors. Look over our many new patterns and sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, at read with horror of the massacre of St Modern historical re witchcraft to use greater diligence the time of the Inquisition, the nation What was tfiis mas search brings to light the true facts against the human agents of the Prince Bartholomew's. Catholics do not expect of Darkness especially fit guaranteed. NOT WITNESS IN sacre? The most satisfactory account any defense of and against leave your order. A perfect of SPAIN DID tneir position from the pages of see those who have the power to produce HER MIDST THE BLOODY .REVO- would seem to be that without lawful bad impulse of popular ular journals, magazines, reviews or weather, the result being that per- delay more than a CONSPIRACIES process, under the other publications, secution received a fearful Impulse. Measuring won t you LUTIONS. THE indignation, lynch law was executed whose editors and AGAINST THE THRONE, AND THE writers, ostensibly at least, have not In 1445, Pope Eugene returned again on the assailants of the faith of Jnrencn pledged themselves to to the charge and again Issued Instruc- few THAT DES men. proceeding was unjustifia- the advocacy minutes. TERRIBLE DISASTERS The 01 any particular creed; but we have tions and commands Infallibly commit- OLATED THE OTHER ROYAL ble, but it took place because France a right to see our ting the Church to the doctrine. But no or bpam that Church and HOUSES OF EUROPE. No King was had Tribunal aith. it her institutions are neither maligned the worst came forty years later, when, self, before the Tribunal pf Faith was nor in 1484, there came the yet more terri- assassinated as in France, no royal by misrepresented, for we hold our set on its efficient footing Sixtus faith dearer than our lives and we ble bull of Pope Innocent VIII. known head was felled by the hand of the IV., had its St. Bartholomew in the shall not allow it to be attacked with as SUMMIS DESIDKRANTES, which excutioner as in England." The massacre of the Jews in 1391, in which impunity. The Church our let Inquisitors loose upon Germany with 5000 Jews perished. then the very is Mother, Spranger head, p. M. McINERNY, Ltd. Spanish notwithstanding If and nothing to us is more luminous at their armed with Inquisition, zeal of a people for that which counts the WITCH HAMMER, the fearful all its rigors and excesses, which we more precious than life itself, is liable than the fact of her heavenly origin manual MALLEUS MALEFICARUM, cause of which to carry into excesses and divine institution. And as she is to torture destroy men, women Merchant and Fort Streets. freely admit, and the the multitude to us a Mother, to her we are sons. and we have already adduced, can say this greatly to be deplored, it is evidently and children by tens of thousands for most a should .tier honor is ours; her dishonor is sorcery and magic. Similar bulls were defense. The Spanish gov- desirable that tribunal our dishonor. He who to much in its exist which should judge cases without ventures issued In 1504 by Julius II. and in 1523 ernment saw that all Europe was in prejudice, which should protect the m strike at her good name raises up an by Adrian VI. with mis army against himself. Smite, wound, flames and all hands reeking noeent, carry conviction to the slander, calumniate, hold us up to MEDICINE. blood, wherever heresy and schism taken, anu punish those only who real In beginning ly deserved punishment." ridicule personally, and we can bear it. the of the thirteenth arose and unity of faith had been But her us not through century, the Lateran the "A reproach has been made against touch not; thrill Council forbade lost. The Peasants' war, the Thirty by casting a scornful eye on her; the physicians, under pain of exclusion the Inquisition," says Joseph de Ma arrow from the church, to excesses of Ana- in- is in the string, and the bow undertake medical Years ' war, the the istre, "that it exercised a blighting is bent, and ten thousand mighty- ones treatment without calling in ecclesias- -- baptists ' seditions in France; the fluence upon the huma . mind. Now, tical advice. This view was long century Spanish of Israel guarding the citadel of faith cher I Oplf cruelties that desolated the Nether- the brilliant of litera are at her side ready to defend her ished in the church, and nearly two Play ture was that of Philip II. As history hundred and fifty years with and pen and even, need later Pope 5 lands; the wholesale butcheries in Eng- voice if testifies, the golden age of Spain had Plus revived it by renewing the com- pinnacle glory be, with the sacrifice of their lives. land, particularly under Henry VIII. reached its highest of Catholics are justly sensitive to many mand of Pope Innocent and enforcing TTie links at Haleiwa are excellent and Elizabeth ; the high-hande- d meas at the very epoch of the Inquisition it with penalties. Not only did Pope to seventeenth things regarding their belief; but there ures, exiles, confiscations and murders from the fifteenth the is one thing which they feel more Plus order that all physicians before is when- century. Llorente in the second vol administering treatment should call in and. there a chance to play with which the Catholic faith was ex- ua no less acutely than all, the indignities and ume of his work, tells that calumnies heaped upon their Church, "a physician of the soul," on the terminated, root and branch, from the than 118 learned men were cited be to whom ground, as he declares, that "bodily have the sticks. Come down he good they owe, under God, their infirmity ever you people of Sweden, Norway and Den- fore the Inquisition; but takes spiritual life and their happiness, both frequently arises from sin," I care NOT TO INFORM THE READ but he ordered that, if at the end of mark, taught the other European Cath- a here and hereafter." days on Sunday and enter the Golf Tourna- ER that none of them lost even hair In concluding presently this discus three the patient had not made 2" olic nations lessons not to be easily of his head. It is in 'vain 'that men confession to a priest, he medical man sion on the Inquisition, I have only one should cease It forgotten. The Spanish rulers, seeing will keep repeating that it is putting more to my his treatment, under pain ment. Prize, a silver cup. on word add. It is deep felt of being deprived of his right prac- this determined to spare Spain these fetters genius to iorbia it irom gentlemen Hono- to s attacking dogmas, held by the whole thanks to the of the tise, and of expulsion from the faculty 8 and similar terrors, by preserving, at never lulu press, who by their kindness have if he were a professor, and every H nation; error can be justified enabled me to put before public that it ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. all cost, the unity of the faith among simply because of its repetition." the physician and professor of medicine the facts of this interesting question should make was Y that intensely Catholic people, and by (Letter to a gentleman on the Spanish oath that 'he strictly I s Inquisition), in the sunlight of Catholic truth. May fulfilling these conditions. stamping out and excluding from the help to uproot prejudice and Out of this feeling had grown up an realm even the first germ of Protestant VIII. REMARK. strengthen among all the Christian de other practise, which made the devel- rebellion, which proselytizing zealots Let us make a last remark that will nominations the bonds of mutual opment of medicine still more difficult were trying to disseminate in the Span- allay the ridiculous terror, which cer- charity. the classing of scientific men gener JAMES C. BEISSEL. ally with sorcerers and magic mon- ish Peninsula. The Inquisition was the tain men are pleased to excite. If, "I. as an gers; from this largely rose the charge means devised purpose. Spain we have seen, the Church has P.S. for the undeniable to punish The number of years the Span of atheism against physicians which right heretics; ish is 331, 33 ripened proverb Ir therefore owes to the Inquisition, not- she did make use of this right when Inquisition lasted not into a "UBI SUNT if as was misprinted yesterday. B. TRES MEDICI IBI SUNT DUO withstanding its abuses, the preserva it was proper to do so, she is in no ATHEI." tion of the Catholic faith, the preserva wise obliged to use it always; she NATURAL tion of national and religious unity, must even discontinue to use ft, when SCIENCE. its exercise would become impossible SIDE LIGHTS ON THE In 1163,, Pope Alexander III., in con and an unbroken internal peace at a or hurtful. One thing is THE RIGHT, nection with the Council of Tours, for- -- It time When, in consequence of Prot and quite another, thing ITS EXER- bade the study of physics to all eccle estant rebellion against the authority CISE. The former rests on justice; PAPAL INFALLIBILITY siastics,, which,, of course, in that age of Rome other parts of ope were the latter depends on prudence, and ment prohibition of all such scientific Er may vary according to circumstances. studies to the only persons likely to bleeding under the curse of civil and And as a matter of fact, the Church make them.. What the Pope then "er religious wars. How can "We blame that has renounced the exercise of this Honolulu, H. T., January 26th, 1907. pressly forbade was, in the words of tribunal for the death and tortures of right long ago, so that the Inquisition Kditor Advertiser: Our esteemed con tne papal bull, "the study of physics is now nothing more than an historical troversialist. James, has laid or the-law- s of the world." and it was a few obstinate heretics, when we see Father added any person remembrance and a bugbear in the ser- such stress on likeness of guid- that violating this .5. "We'll toast Mt. Rainler's pretty lss. that thereby the whole of Spain the the rule "shall be avoided by ex vice of ignorance, bigotry and impiety. mag- all and Who's clad for winter snow. was saved from interminable civil They to ing of papal infallibility to the communicated."" And to of tropic who pretend tremble at the drink her lands recollection of this dread can netic needle of a vessel which alone The list of great .men in these cen She's clothed In lels, you know. wars, and all the 'horrors that charac- tribunal turies charged now sleep in peace. , enables the voyager to reach his with magic, as given 4 Let's both these lassies prost In beer. terized the religious fanaticism of the The Catholic by Naude is astounding; i i sword is no longer suspended over their home port safely, that surely a, short it includes Champagne can not compete. sectarians of northern Europe? every man of real mark and in the pure heads. Would to heaven that in all glance at the historical record to show The waters from Rainler's Mount A brief reference to another kind of countries Catholics were se midst of them Sylvester II-- and the Makes "Rainier" hard to equally how frequently this compass got foremost beat. Inquisition will - not be here out of cure against the attacks of the secular has of medieval thinkers on nat- mixed among its own points and thus ural science, Albert the Great. place. The penal laws against Catho power usually little given to tolerance. What is then the sum and substance led the trusting mariner on to the rocks It came to be the accepted idea, that lies passed in England and her colo as soon as a man conceived to C. A. NELSON, Agent Phone 1331 of this discussion of the Inquisition? and shoals will not be out of place. a wish Whits study the God, step-mus- t nies, in Scotland, Holland,- - Sweden, says works of his first 4 Father Sasia it is briefly, this: If only one of the cases cited is his be "THAT AS ESTABLISHED OR a league with the devil. Denmark, Switzerland and Germany, torically true would it not be better to have never been collected yet; but RECOGNIZED BY THE CHURCH, USURY. AND IN AS FAR AS IT HAS BEEN compare the papal direction to the as such as have been In the thirteenth century Pope Greg- brought together at USED IN STRICT OBEDIENCE TO tatic needle (used in electrical testing ory IX. deal an especially severe present blow Noiseless Easily Repaired times a revolting picture, THE HER LAWS AND DIRECTIONS, IT apparatus) which has such feeble di- at commerce by his. declaration that STUDY OF WHICH "WOULD MAKE WAS AN INSTITUTION HOLY IN rective tendency that it is subject to even to advance on Interest the money 44 CERTAIN PEOPLE BLUSH ITS OBJECT, JUST IN ITS MEAS- any necessary in maritime trade was dam- AND BENEFICIAL external influence and neither dis URES, AND IN ITS , nable usury; this was fitly by CHANGE SOME POPULAR IDEAS. tinguishes north from south or east followed MEW D RESULTS. That the popular notions, from west, Gregory X. who forbade Christian bur- And, please notice well, in these which prevail about it among' Prot- ial to those guilty of this practise; the people general, WITCHCRAFT. -- . Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, bent oak piano States the CATHOLIC RELIGION estant in ARB Council of Lyons meted out the same WAS AT BASED UPON FALSEHOOD, NUR- In the tenth century, Gerbert, after penalty. In the 14th century the Coun- finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never splits seat, HOME, was in possession TURED BY wards known as Pope Sylvester II., cil for many hundreds of years. Catho PREJUDICE, FOSTER- of Vienne, presided over by Pope and Douglas siphon value. ED BY CREDULITY AND PER was suspected of sorcery when he Clement V., declared that if any one Sample lics, therefore, were not introducing PETUATED BY THE showed a disposition to adopt scienti- in our show window. new religious creeds, assailing exist- INSTRUMENT "shall pertinaciously presume that the A Well-poisonin- g fic methods in dealing the prac- ing pub- OF HOSTILE PRESS. with taking of interest for money is not a institutions, or disturbing the has been committed by tise of medicine. sin, we decree him fit G historians to be a heretic lic peace. THEY WERE IXOFFEND-IN- sueh as In 1317 Pope John XXII. issued his for punishment," utter- LAW-ABIDIN- Llorente and others who wrote this infallible JOHN G NOTT. CITIZENS, bull SPONDENT PARITER, levelled ance bound dogma TO BE AL- 'history' with an end in view. They the with additional The WHO SIMPLY ASKED shaped to at the alchemists but really dealing a force on the Univer- Plumber. 85 King Street. LOWED TO RETAIN THE FAITH things meet their end. Mil- conscience of the lions of people have been misled. We terrible blow at the beginnings of sal Church. By the middle of the 8th AND PRACTICES HANDED DOWN chemical science. many alchem- mentioned, the Encyclopedia Britan-nic- a. That century, however, the Church authori- TO THEM BY THEIR FOREFATH- ists were knavish is no doubt true, but ties at Rome clearly saw necessity ERS, EVEN FROM THE VERY IN- The editors of the Appleton the &9 Encyclopedia, when finding out three no infallibility in separating the evil of concession; the world would endure 9m9xjs?mm TRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY from the good was shown by the pa- theological restriction no longer; a way INTO THEIR LAND, pacy In this matter. In this and in of escape must be found. Fortunately IN "Consider," writes Joseph de Ma-istr- e, sundry other bulls and briefs we find for the world, the seat of St. Peter was FOREIGN LANDS "the Thirty Years' war, lit up Pope John, by virtue of his infallibility then occupied by Benedict XIV., cer- by the inflammatory harangues of as the world's instructor In all that tainly one of the most gifted morally or in your native land when you are away from home, the Luther; the unheard of pertains to ' atrocities of faith and morals condemn- and intellectually Roman pontiffs. SEMI-WEEKL- Y of GAZETTE will be found a most welcome the Anabaptists and the Peasants, the ing real science and pseudo-scien- ce Tolerant and smypathetlc for the op- visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all the civil wars of France, England, Flan- alike. In two of these documents, sup- pressed, he saw the necessity of tak- local news of the Islands and Honolulu. ders, the massacre of St. Bartholomew, posed to be Inspired by wisdom from ing up the question, and he grappled Si the massacre of Merindol aud the on high, he complains that both he with it effectually; he rendered to Subscribe before you - Estallis7ied iSjg start on your travels and you won't Cevennes; the murder of Marv Stuart, and his flocks were in danger of their Catholicism a service like that which need to "wonder what is happening at home" while you are Henry III., Henry IV., Charles I., of Whooping Cough, , Croup, Bronchitis lives by the arts of sorcerers; he de- Calvin had rendered to ProteetantI?m, away. the Prince of Orange. A ship clares that such socerers can send dev- by shrewdly cutting away through ill l could Coagh, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria the float in the blood which the Reformers ils Into mirrors and finger rings, and theological barrier. In 1745 he issued Price 25 cents per month or $3.00 per year postpaid to any men women by part of the caused to be shed. Do not tell us that Crcsolcne Is a boon to Asthmatics kill and a magic word; his encyclical VIX PERVENIT. which United States. Foreign postage extra. 355 the Inquisition produced that they had tried to kill him by declared doctrine of the this or that Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a that the abuse; for this is not the question. remedy disease breathing organ:, piercing a waxen Image of him with Church remained consistent of itself: to cure of the In - In pronouncing sentence over the than to take the remedy into the stomach ? needles the name of the devil. He that usury is Indeed a sin, and that it Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. Spanish Inquisition, the important It cores because the air Tendered strongly anti- therefore called on all rulers, secular consists in DEMANDING ANT septic is carried over the diseased surface with and ecclesiastical, to hunt down the AMOUNT EXACT PUBLISHERS. thing to know is, whether, during the every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- BEYOND THE three last centuries, there has been, ment. It is invaluable to mothers with small miscreants who thus afflicted the faith- AMOUNT LENT, but that there are 65 South King Street ful, and he especially Increased on special grounds Honolulu, Hawaii. because of the Inquisition, more peace Those consumptive I 'JSP the occasions when the of a A fM powers of inquisitors in various parts lender may such additional Phone 88. and happiness in Spain than in other tendency find immediate UfjyL ,t?jpS2 Vi obtain countries of Europe." of Europe for this purpose. sum. What these occasions and spe- n.unea conditions 01 toe The impulse thus given to childish cial grounds might be, was left very "The Inquisition," as Father Chris- throat. wisely fear and hatred against the investiga- vague; but this action was sufficient. tie remarks, "was the correc- Sold by druggists. tion of was upon tive to we should Send postal for booklet. nature felt for centuries; At the same time no restrictions what call lynch law. more and more chemistry came to be Reflect for a moment what might CO books advocating the taking of interest EAD World's News have known as one of the "seven devilish for money were imposed, and. in the THE ADVERTISER resulted from the uncontrollable indig- 180 Fulton St., arts." Daily. nation of the people, (lew York, U. S. A. year following his encyclical, Benedict Catholic to the In 1437, Pope Eugene IV., by virtue (Continued on Page Three.) THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 1907. 8

deposed at a Synod, and all his ordina FATHER JAS. C. BEISSEL tions pronounced invalid. A Milkman You Can But the strongest case occurred at LL ITCH the end of the 9th century, after the II death of Your Grocer Pope Formosus when the re- "The lives of all great men remind us Trust peated rejection of his M THEJHQUiSmOH ordinations We can make our lives You'll know when you buy milk threw the whole Italian Church into sublime" it is pure that DOG the greatest confusion, and produced Just by doing as tbey all do from him that a general 8 It contains no disease or sour- won uncertainty as to whether Drinking Frimo all the time. there were any ing perms and that it really (Continued from Page Two.) valid sacraments In 8 possesses requisite percent- Italy. Auxilius, who was a "contem- the accepted dedication of one porary age of protelds and butter-fa-t. Kennel Club to Prosecute All openly the said that through this universal 8 of them the work of Maffei. rejection and repetition of orders ("or-dinati- o, which give to milk richness and with 8 1830 Inquisition at Rome, super-ordina-tio- ") good quality. That is If you Cases for Poor Dog In the et the approval of Pius VIII.'. though still matters had come to such a pass 8 buy Fanciers. declining to commit Itself on the DOC- in Rome that if the principle adopted TRINE involved, decreed that, as by Stephen, Sergius, and their adher- 8 to PRACTISE, confessors should no ents was right, twenty years ISft money for the Bmmr longer disturb lenders of at Christian religion had been interrupted The meeting of the Hawaiian Prim 0 annual legal interest. and extinguished in Italy. I) held Young Kennel Club was at the COPERNICAN THEORY. In the middle of the 11th century the hotel last night, a goodly gathering great contest against simony, which g is made by the most scientific process and is absolutely pure. As a (Sterilized) In 1615, Galileo was summoned be- was then thought equivalent heresy, being present. to n m . . of members fore the Inquisition at Rome. Sundry broke out and simoniacal ordinations ueverage ana zor neaitn ana muscle building there is nous to equi it Tou can depend upon Carna- Clarence Crabbe presided and Secre- theologians of the Inquisition having were, pronounced invalid. Leo IX. ft tion Cream, because our guar- tary Littlejohn kept tab on the pro been ordered to examine two proposi- a number of persons on this it. antee covers every can. We ceedings. tions which had been extracted from ground. feeding and milking on the solar spots, af- In r oversee the A. Metcalfe and J. Freile were Galileo's letters contrast to Pope Pelaglus, who of our cows, and the evaporation F. ter solemn consideration for about a had declared, with the whole Eastern and sterilization of the milk is elected members of the club and the month rendered their unanimous deci- and Western Church, the indispensable conditions which are applications for membership of Sam sions as follows: "THE FIRST PROP- necessity of the invocation of Trin- done under THE the scientifically correct. Woods and Sam Chilllngworth were OSITION, THAT THE SUN IS ity and Baptism, Nicholas L assured AND DOES NOT REVOLVE Bulgarians noted received and will be acted on at CENTER the that baptism In the A nutrious and appetizing dish ABOUT THE EARTH, IS FOOLISH, name of Christ alone was quite suffi- the next meeting of the club. ABSURD. FALSE IN THEOLOGY, cient. can be made of stewed carrots The financial status of the club was AND HERETICAL, BECAUSE EX- Stephen II. (III.) allowed marriage TO HOLY used in announced to be good there being $134.-7- 5 PRESSLY CONTRARY with a slave girl to be dissolved, and if Carnation Cream is "THE SECOND one treasury and no outstanding SCRIPTURE;" and a new contracted whereas all pre- its Manufacture. in the PROPOSITION, THAT THE EARTH vious Popes had pronounced such mar- 'Artistic decoratin bills. There are now 90 members. IS NOT THE CENTER BUT RE- riages indissoluble. m you only knew how artistically election of officers for the en- VOLVES ABOUT THE SUN, IS AB- Celestine III. tried to loosen the mar- The PHILOSOPHY, IFlovely we can make simplest suing year resulted as follows: SURD, FALSE IN riage tie by declaring it dissolved if the m May & Co., Ltd. FROM A THEOLOGICAL party Inno- home, Henry President, D. Paul R. Isenberg; vice AND either became heretical. for a little bit of money, POINT OF VIEW, OPPOSED TO THE cent III. annuled this decision and Ad- you Telephone Main 22. president, W. Henry; secretary, Clar- would not live another day in TRUE FAITH." rian VI. called Celestine a heretic for those rooms. ence Crabbe; treasurer, J. Littlejohn; In the beginning of March, 1616, the giving it. old Messrs. Angus, Hustace, Congregation of the Index, moved The Capernaite Doctrine, v that directors, and documents Rowat. thereto, as the letters Christ's body is sensibly touched and STANLEY STEPHENSON Littlejohn and now brought to light show, by Pope broken by the teeth in the eucharist, Retiring secretary Littlejohn receiv- Paul the V., solmenly rendered a de- an error rejected by the whole church many compliments on the prosper- cree "THE DOCTRINE OF THE contradicting impossibility Painters' ed that and the of THE PAINTER Phone 426 ous condition which he left the club DOUBLE MOTION OF THE EARTH His body was affirmed by Nicolas II. in ABOUT THE first year of existence. ABOUT ITS AXIS AND at the Synod pf Rome in 1059. at the end of its SUN IS FALSE, AND ENTIRELY club should Innocent III. betrayed his utter ig- was decided that the SCRIPTURE,;" -- It CONTRARY TO HOLY norance of theology TS . Materials prosecution of any opinion must neither bj when he declared assist in the and that this that the Fifth Book of Moses being dog poisoning brought to its notice, in taught nor advocated; the same de- Deuteronomy writings of Coper- called or the Second owner of the dog was too cree condemned all Book of the Law, must bind the Chris- which the nicus and "ALL WRITINGS WHICH OF ALL KINDS poor legal action himself. tian Church which is the second C. R. COLLINS to take AFFIRM THE MOTION OF THE church thus making Old Testa- on dog-poisoni- ng, great work o Coper- the Harness, Surry, Buggy, Carriages, &c, Eiding Saddles and Bridles, supplied After an informal discussion EARTH." The ment prohibitions of particular kinds House and sign painters mangy dogs large ana nicus was interdicted until corrected STABLE SUPPLIES Whips, Ti Harness Oil, Dressing, Soap, reliable materials, such at of of food and garments, etc., obligatory here with in accordance with tne views tne -- Oil, Gall Cure, Etc., Etc. Zinc, Oils, Colors, what step should be taken to deal with on Christians. And as the Jews were Sponges, Washers, Chamois Skins, Hoof as 'White Lead, Inquisition; and the works of Galileo allowed in Deuteronomy to put away Brushes, etc. these pests, the meeting adjourned. and Kepler, though .not mentioned by LOW PRICE REPAIRS to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags. Hub-buck- a wife who displeased them ,and take "We carry the famous 's were include! 427. also name at that time, another, Innocent ran the risk of fall- 82 84 KING ST. NEAR FORT. P. O. Box 507; Tel. Main Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil. among those implicitly condemned as higher price, earth." ing Into a greater error than Celestine Although a little in THE "affirming the motion of the III.'- this oil Is without a peer where a CHANGES Ifl The condemnations were inscribed you pa- Nicolas III. in the decretal, EXIIT superior finish is wanted. If upon the Index; and, finally, the QUI SEMINAT, gave an exposition of are letting out a contract for paint- pacy committed itself as an infallible by pre- the rule of St. Francis, and affirmed 8 ing you will do well to specify POLIGEDEPARTMENT Judge and teacher to the world the renunciation of all personal or cor- fixing to the Index the usual papal bull porate property to be highly meritori- as 8 giving its monitions its most solemn ous; he expressly added that this expo- Oils sanction. To teach or even tp.ad the 8 Hubbuck's petition been received by Sher- sition of the rule was to have permanent A has works denounced or passages condemn- every 8 the citi- persecution in this force, and like other constitu- of -- iff Iaukea from a number ed was to risk tional or decretal, to be used in the BEF1 m r " 8 Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. zens resident of Punchbowl asking that world and damnation in the nxi. schools (i. e., universities), and liter- U Ki Special Officer Joe Dias be retained In 1664 Alexander VII prefixed to tr e ally Interpreted. He forbade under 8 S. King St. promised Index containing the condemnation of pain - of all glosses in on the force. The Sheriff has i . . 8 the works of Copernicus and Galileo a' i against the literal sense. consider request of the petition- o-t- he to the all books which confirm the motion V., decretal, XIVI 8 to signed .y. him- Clemen in the ers. Dias is one of those named earth a papal bull DE PARADISO, renewed this ordin- a good of Index SiI A Refrigerator is a necessity in Hawaii; But get 8 leave the police department at the end self, binding the contents the bull QUO-RUNDA- Wm. G. Irwin& Co., Ltd. Fau.V.tul. ance and John XXII. in the J in ice and, of present month. Manuel Leal has upon the consciences of the declared this ordinance of one. A good Refrigerator soon saves its price 8 the This bull (SPECULATORES DOMUS been notified his services will Nicolas and Clement to be salutary, besides, keeps food cold and dry, where a poor one keeps it also that ISRAEL), confirmed and approved n John, however, Agents for the no longer tomorrow. finally, and clear, and, of force. be in demand after express terms, decisl vV. came into conflict with the Franciscans damp and mouldy. 8 Co., Liverpool, energetic officer and infallibly, the condemnation' o" ail Royal Insurance of Leal has been an and in a subsequent bull declared the I We have several makes of Refrigerators; some porcelain f been no intention of retiring books teaching the movement of tne between use and possession 3 England. 'liPj there had earth and stability of the sun. distinction lined: some zinc lined; but all good 8 Union Insurance him cut in the police appro impossible, neither serviceable for the Scottish national until tho In the 15th century Calixtua III. or Christian perfection, PRICES. appearance a comet Church for ? We sell them AT VERY. LOW, 8 Co, of Edinburgh .Scotland. priation made a reduction in the force alarmed at the of thus completely rejecting the doctrine Magdeburg General In- necessary. solemnly decreed several days .of pray- 8 Wilhelma of of of his aredecessors. Miki, the Japanese special and inter- er for the averting of the wrath The Council of Trent pronounced St. surance Co. God, whatever calamity impend- Co., preter, who is on retired list, is to that Jerome's version of the Bible authen- Commercial Assurance Ltd, of the ing .might be turned from the Chris- as given benefit performance at the tic' for the Western. Church but London. be a tians and against the Turks. And that there was no authentic edition of the Japanese theater to show the apprecia- all might join daily in this petition midday Latin Bible reconized by the Church, HALL & SON, LTD. I in which he is held among his was then established that V. undertook to provide one E. O. tion Ahgelus which ' ever since called Sixtus has appeared garnished with the A Now Open and fellow countrymen. Yee Yup, the Chi- good Catholics to prayer against the which King is going stereotyped form of anathema and Cor. Fort and Streets. nese special to be laid off, to powers of evil. ' is? 8 au- penal enactments. His bull declared give all his time in future to looking In 1580 there was published, by as a perpetual decree that this edition Ready for Business thority of Pope Gregory XIII., the be after his fish stalls at the market. as corrected by his own hand, must Roman Martyrology, and this, both received and used by everybody as the originally published and as revised in only true and genuine one, under pain 1640 under Pope Urban VIII. declared v every change, place of excommunication, FIREMAN CUSSES that the creation of man took even of a single word being forbidden JAS. C. 1. ARMSTRONG 5199 years before Christ. Pope de- under anathema. In the 8th century Zachary was ful' CUT APPROPRIATION clared himself against the doctrine of But it soon appeared that it THE CABINET MAKER the of blunders, some two thousand of the sphericity of the earth and by Pope himself. ORPHEUM antipodes. He cited passages from the them introduced the 1233 FORT ST, NEAR Solo- It was said that the Bible of Sixtus V. Book of Job and the Wisdom of prohibited. But J J J The cut in the Fire Department's ap- mon against this doctrine; he declare must be publically Bellarmine advised that the peril Six- RE-M- propriation by the Board of Supervi- it "perverse, iniquitous," etc. O end of 13th century Pope tus had brought the Church Into High Grade Koa Furniture sors is said to be already affecting the At the the up as as possible; C Boniface VIII. without any of that should be hushed far all the copies were to be called in, and MADE TO ORDER different stations. foresight of consequences which might anew, A fireman told a friend yesterday well have been expected In an infalli- the corrected Bible corrected forbid- under the name of Sixtus V., with the Wood Carving and French it was the high-pai- d men of the ble teacher, issued a decretal er- IS THE BEST Artistle that ding a practise which had come Into statement in the preface that the Polishing, department who would leave If their use during the Crusades, amely the rors had crept in through the'fault of Repaired and Upholstered, were cut and not the low-pa- id bones the compositors and the carelessness of Furniture salaries separation of the flesh and the was com- Carpets and Linoleum Laid. men. reason for this is the of dead whose remains it was de- others. Bellarmine himself The that the missioned by Clement VIIL to give AND OFFICE FITTINGS A highest paid members of the depart- sired to carry back" to their own coun- STOKE try. This prohibition soon came to be circulation to these lies, to which the 5c CIGAR SPECIALTY. ment are men of higher attainments Pope gave his name, by composing the considered as extending to all dissec- autobiography this than their fellows and can more easily tion, thereby surgery was crippled preface. In his . and Cardinal congratulates him- MODERATE obtain work elsewhere at the rate of for several centuries. Jesuit and CHARGES wax bless- self of thus requiting Sixtus with TO SUIT THE TIMES wages that they desire. The Agnus Dei a piece of Pope had put his ed by the Pope's own hand and stamp- good for evil as the 117. The low-pa- id men will stand the cut repre- great work on Controversies on the Telephone Main ed with the well known device mis- because they are aware of the fact senting the Lamb of God was consid- Index. And now followed a fresh H. Hackfeid & Co., Ltd. hap, the autobiography which was kept that the kind of work that they can ered, in the middle ages, to be of such Jesuits, marvellous efficacy in dispelling hail, in the archives of the Roman perform is scarce and therefore they got known in Rome through several WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. are content to leave well enough alone. pestilence, storms,' conflagrations and Azzolini enchantments that its manufacture transcripts. On this Cardinal 1471 urged that as Bellarmine had insulted and sale was by a papal bull of as liars, reserved for the Pope himself and so three Popes and exhibited two SOLDIER BOYS viz., Gregory XIV. and Clement VIIL, you will solemn was the matter that he only The nrst of the New Tear ceremony in his work should be suppressed and performed the required secrecy incul- need a new stock of the first and seventh years of his pon- burnt, and the strictest Page One.) tificate. cated about it. (Continued from The body of the Apostle St. Barthol- provi- In mediaeval times it was universal- der and in accordance with the of omew is declared in the Roman Brev- sions Section 1661, U. S. Revised ly the custom to bless the bells been BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS Office of churches and monasteries as protec- iary and Martyrology to have as amended June 22, 1906, and a by Statutes tion against "the powers of the air," translated from Benevento to Rome PORUSKNIT UNDERSHIRTS the regulations of the War Depart- the Emperor Otto III. (983-100- 2) and Depot For concerning same, all of which and in the year 968 Pope John III. gave CASES Supplies ment the procedure highest ecclesiastical Is alleged to be entire. It is attested DRESS SUIT more fully appears in the Circular is- this the III. and Sixtus of sanction by himself baptising the great by bulls of Alexander NEW LINE OF SHIRTS, TIES, HATS AND CAPS. SEE received a Urge stock sued from the War Department under n, of Benevento We have Just bell of his cathedral church, the Lat-era- VI. But the Church DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. BLANK BtOKS. date of June 25th, 1906. Payments will claims that the entire body of St. Bar- and christening it with hi? own produces - - - - - Odd Fellow Building. INKSTANDS, be made out of and from the allotments name. tholomew is there still, and Fort Street. INKS. PENS. PENCILS. ETC. made for the purposes of such encamp- bulls to that effect from Leo IX., ment, but in no case will expense be PAPAL CONTRADICTIONS. StephenlX.. BenedictXIL, Clement VI., As we are closing out our stock ot incurred to exceed such allotment. Innocent I. Gelasius I., the for- Boniface IX. and Urban V., the earliest OFFICE CABINETS, same will be By Governor, and 50 years after order of the mer writing to the Council of Milevis, of which Popes Teigned SOLD AT COST. JOHN H. SOPER, - these the latter in his epistle to the Bishops the death of Otto HI- Besides FRENCH LAUNDRY Col. and Adjutant General, National two entire bodies there are some twen- TOURISTS WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Guard of Hawaii. of Picenum declared it to be so indis- this hard- . . pensable for infants to receive com- ty more alleged portions of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED AND REPAIRED. Wall, Nichols Co., It ly used saint scattered among different munion that those who died without Germany, Italy LIMITED. SPEAKS WELL OF CHAMBER- go straight to hell. A thousand years churches in France, J. ABADIE, Proprietor. LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. later the Council of Trent anathema- and Austria. The facilities for consulting authori- Goods Called For and Delivered. tized this doctrine. Honolulu, are Mr. John Main. Manager for P. J. Pe- is constant teaching of the ties on this matter, in 158 Beretania Street. Phone Blue 3552 Opposite Hawaiian Hotel It the extremely limited and the statements Fine tersen & Company, Bloemfontein, So. Church that ordination received from Pasturecare given. Stock of those I have been able to get no Near the city; best makes following statement a Bishop quite irrespectively of his to called for and returned. Africa, the personal worthiness or unworthiness, is doubt will be absolutely opposed the for tht benefit of the public: "Cham- dicta of those in the Catholic Church valid and indelible and any foundation SEWING MACHINES berlain's Cough Remedy has a big sale has always been opposed in the Church Library but if there is CLUB STABLES neen handling it the of fact in one single case cited it is OF STANDARD MAKES. here, and as we nave as a crime and a profanation of any claim to Telephone Main 109. years, we can confidently Since 8th century, sufficient to overthrow for several sacrament. the Church could be more appropriate than an up-to-d- sewing machlns? we more of then we do however, ordination of certain infallibility on the part of the What mnm say that sell it the Rome. We have the finest stock ot automatic lift, aelected cabinets, ever shown, FASHIONABLE MILLINERY of any other preparation of that kind. Popes began to be annulled, and tbe of any carry a full assort- - by them This letter is not intended in shall he pleased to have you Tlslt our store, where ws This medicine is especially recommend Bishops and priests ordained on Catholic coughs, colds, croup and whoopH were compelled to be This sense as an attack the ed for Church but simply as a brief summary tnenMa chines sold for cash or on Instalment plan. Also exchange All klnd MISsToWER'S Ing cough, anl can be given to the little occurred first in 769 when Constatine specially of the pa- of some of the historical fac'.s o supplies at 108 Kins near Maunakea street. ones with absolute security. For sale II., who had got possession relating to papal infallibility. Smith & Co., Ltd., agents pal chair by force of arms, and kept it CRANE & SPENCER. MILLINERY PARLORS. BOSTON by Benson, was blinded, and CHAS. V. E. DOVE. BUILDING. FORT STREET. for Hawaii. for thirteen months, f

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And- - WAX.TH& O. &S&ITH ------... - - - EDITOE. Editor Advertisers Mr. Kelly in his WEDNESDAY : : : : JANUARY 30 remarks on Australians in general, Right makes a statement relative to s. Mel- Chamois IS AMERICA CORRUPT? bourne bank. I wish Mr,, Kelly would name location, Corruption in tLe Unite J States is a favorite theme among aliens, who kindly give out the and as intend' to probe farther in the mat- believe, or affect to believe, that tue entire official and political system of the I A Large Assortment Opened Up. may mention that' I have heard Just republic i decayed. How fur id tkis postulate from the truth may be inferred ter. I I I V "pah-ka-p- u" banks closing from the dispassionate ot puLlic honesty made ly Air- - liryee. at the of Chinese ALL KINDS is electric light. Nobody would question it. It is better than any estiniatte draw the tickets, and of knowledge every observant American three days to SIZES eat government and from the general Mr. Kelly tn his ALL other light more convenient, more comfortable and more healthful Mr. liryce estimated somehow. I think that Las of the character of the masses of his countrymen. made what ardor for information has - that five per eent. of the 34,000 oflieiala in Washington were "approachable' And- we Colonials call a "bloomer." As to percentage low shown by any other public wkich is probably as as that "Adventure of the Antedeluviaa service in krfbws, the percentage throughout the Don't Be Without It! the world. And as every Ameriean Jeweler," I must own up to the fact public and private trusts tLe countrv, in and out of office, of those who betray Australians as a rule are too Right Prices on all questions of that js even lower; while the general attitude of the pul.e prone to judge by appearances. With. moral eouduct is indubitably sornd. regard also to the absence of "hust'e," has never Theiv have, be many corrupt kings, but the United States so as Mr. Kelly says 5n HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIMITED. by accentuated had a corrupt president. Ministers of the crown have enriched themselves most Australians, I will remind Hie the spoils of otiiee; no cabinet secretary of the United States has ever done so. gentleman with the good "ould," Ir'sh supply E MAIN S90. The eonatructixe statesmen of at least four European countries today, name of the old saw, "Those who live examples of tolerated malfeasance; the grand dukes of Kussia are notorious in houses of crystal Ehoul refrain from for rascality in oKice and one sovereign wa but lately accused m parliament the propulsion of Iragmenta-- v ieces of the private use of public money to which he had no claim. In the higher of granite formation," and it strikes me walks of official life in the United States a country as large and as populous very forcibly that Mr. Kelly' bouse is so rare that it is top as manv .Euroixsan kingdoms nut together official dishonor is crystal from the cellar to the A uniformly treated in the press as news of the most exceptional gravity; and of the stove pipe. I have yet to hear STYLISH SHOE it is bo abhorred that the courts visit it with special and particular rebuke of his initiation into the "Society of and punishment. a No. 1 Speed Artists." Australians FOR WOMEN It is true that foreigners hear much more about public seoundrelism in can take their fair share of "jos'i but the United States than they do of such conditions in their own lands, but when a man comes back filled with a Blucher Oxford, made of gun-- , calf, that is largeiy because of the rigor of their own press laws and the irresponsible "hot air, and exaggerated accounts of metal with medium heavy newspapers. Everybody ac the land he has visited, then it puts Hole and Cuban heeL Product political declamation of the American partisan is of E. P. Reed & Co. famous a on edge. cm assure Mr cused of anything in the midst of our political campaigns. . Grant was their teeth I factory. This is a uplendid shoe "nenotist" to his iolitical enemies; llayes, "a fraud" and the receiver of Kelly and all good American'', that for all around wear. stolen presidential coods: Garfield, a man who sold his honor for $329; Mc- - even without those good American at- Mr. Kelly says we are Kinley, tool of "Wall street." All these libels were part of the thunder of tributes which a" lacking, will polities, assaying no lightnings bolts. They are not history; they are not even Australia and Australians, PRICE - $3.50 slowly surely forge on good approximately true. But they have served a purpose at home and left the but aheai ARE VERY STYLISH FOR solid British lines, work o- -t their t wn impression abroad that corruption is the rule and not the exceptional thing in destinies and take their places among American public life. EVENING "WEAR. the men and nations of the earth, and European countries the press is under a strict censorship and can Manufacturers' Shoe Ltd. In many in the foremost ranks too. Thanking WE HAVE AN IMMENSE Co. not tell of official villainy. Even in England a similar censorship is achieved you in anticipation, I am, - 1051 FORT STREET TEL. MAIN 281 through Jibel laws of singular severity, based upon the principle that "the NEW SOUTH' WELSHMAN. STOCK OF FOBS AT ALL 4 greater the truth the greater the libel." In Latin countries the press is bo often partieeja eriniinis that it gives no sign. Only in the United States does 5RICES IN it follow every scent of iniquity with full hue and cry; and by compelling the flEW ELECTRIC LIGHT. 'republic is given world to hear it often creates the false idea abroad that the Rich and Exclusive over, almost hopelessly, to the devil and his works. , misgovernment and plundering of cities, but this It is true there is much NEW YORK, January 13. Prof., IL who misuse liberty Designs. . . is mostly dene by men of alien birth or surroundings, the Columbia University, he Best C. Parker of Ever Americanism they enjoy; .nd it is against them and their practices that typical working W. G. Clark, has in. Euefs, the with directs its high public spirit against the rule of the Schinitzs, the vented an Incandescent light which he of imported scalawags Crokers, the Murphys, the ilcCarreug and all the rest the hopes will revolutionize electric light Come to our delicatessen counter and get what old ew England and Virginian in public and private honor to whom the faith ing. He says that it has forty-fiv- e even in the is really good in Imported and Domestic Cheese: i an enigma or a joke. But character is slow ly asserting itself times the efficiency of the ordinary government of eities, despite the vastness of the whole problem in America lamp with a carbon filament. The pax. Imperial, Young America, Wisconsin handled and Roquefort as compared with that in the eompact, almost miniature and easily ticular feature about the lamp is the European lands. . new filament, which Prof. Parker calls Smoked Salmon, Halibut and Butter Fish, Fat Red Cod. Vice Limited, American character, wherever it dominates, needs no apology. Said hellon because its spectrum is similar day in a noble public address: "We hear much These are a President Fairbanks, the other to that of helium. It looks much like LEADING JEWELERS. the best we have had in long time. said of vice and corruption, mueh of the subtle enemies of the state and social the filament of an ordinary light. t order, but the great heart of the people is as sound and incprruptible today Another claim for the new lamp la of our matchless history. The conscience of the people Or as at any hour in all that the light Will last nearly twice . as not, achieved the mastery. All of he has not been seared. Pure materialism has long as with filament. Iri-t- WHEN YOU ARE THINKING OF Metropolitan itleaf Co., Ltd. the forces which make for the intellectual, the moral, and the social advance- tests made the lajnps .have burned "powerful never fuller play than BUYING ment of the people were never more and in steadily from-48- to 1270 hours, with an they are today. Ilonor among men was neveiy more regarded, and dishonorable average of ' 1000 hours. At a current practices, either in public .yxiii1 were nevermore abhorred than they density that will give only a dull Ted A Stylish Ring ar upon every hand a demand that those who hold todav.iTiasriieen color to the carbon filament the nev ' . TO ple'"and power shall be clean men, and that they shall consecrate lamp burns with a bright, white light DON'T FAIL SEE US. Read the Advertiser themselvea completely 'to the utmost advancement of the public welfare. which Increases in intensity as the Cur We have a fine assortment In inex American people are going forward and upward with tremendous The rent is increased. When the ordinary pensive as well as high-price- d ones. ways which make a strong, up- World's News Daily momentum. They are advancing in all of the current is running the Illuminating In right, patriotic people. They respect right.and condemn wrong in every relation tensity Is four times that of a carbon of life. Those who would contaminate the state or who would carry into the lamp, while there is a much lower eon low ideals of business morality can lay no elaiin to the general business world sumption of electricity per candlfc KEEP YOUR EYE ON respect. The American people are not to be judged by the standards of the power. The lamp nas the further ad liij r, purpose of great body of our exceptional wrong-doe- but by the genrous the vantage that it will carry a large over' veins of American people are i countrymen; the currents which course the the load of electricity without breaking. u i TT TT O essentially as pure now as those which filled the veins of our ancestors." 113 Hotel Street.ii Jewelers. OUR PRAYER CHAIN. Lauhala Mats, THE Aloha Fans, 1H1 Territory are in receipt of a Hundreds if not thousands of people in this Feather Leis, request, attributed to Bishop written prayer, some four "lines long, with a Calabashes, aid. Lawrence of Maine, that it be copied and sent to nine persons. Each person Annua Sale Tapas, constituting of the nine is expected to copy it and send it to nine more, thus Curios from Japan. to mercy, in no sense objection- OF- - an endless chain. The prayer is an invocation THE ISLAND CURIO CO. (Steiner's), able; but the facts that it is traveling under false pretences and is urged for- Elite Building, Hotel Street. ward by an appeal to the grossest superstition, are enough to justify common sense Christian people in breaking the chain. DR. M. E. GROSSMAN, c In the first place Bishop Lawrence of Maine did not start the endless Tab le Linens are prayer chain and the only request he has made in the premises is tha his DENTIST should be eliminated from He is especially indignant that his high name it. AND has returned and resumed his practise. office should be used to support the assertion, which follows the prayer in the written copies, that those who will not send the invocation to nine persons Office hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. The New "will have some misfortune" and that those who "will write the prayer for 7636 f Subdivision nine days beginning the day he receives it will, on or before the ninth day, experience some great joy" and be "delivered from all calamity.-- ' ... Adjoining beautiful College Hills on the Diamond Head side. A thing like this belongs in the dream-worl- d of sorcery and kahunaism and WILL BEGIN R. KUWA. has no place in the life of an intelligent Christian community. Both promise Punchbowl Street, below King and 0 and threat as well as the attributed source of the prayer and of its system Queen of rewards and penalties, are most unworthy fakes, insulting to religion and Friday, Feb, 1st CONTRACTOR 0 Lots 70x200 feet to common intelligence. PAINTING and : : Will be sold PAPER HANGING 0 for from A gentleman writes the Maui News opposing the idea of forts for Honolulu on the ground that they could not defend the other islands. But islands with- The offerings this year are as good TRY OUR DELICIOUS out safe harbors, to be use?l as naval bases, are not wanted by an eDemy. waters, as in the past and.no doubt will be "Peach Mellow" and Raspor" In ease of war it is doubtful that a hostile fleet, if able to enter these AT - to would assail any other point than Oahu; is, unless Hilo had, meanwhile, taken up as eagerly as 00 that $5 heretofore. $800 acquired an artificial harbor. When American warships went to the Ladrones Consolidated Soda Waterworks There they Beized Guam for its harbor and left the other parts of the group un- will be five qualities of TABLE Oahu could S. LEITHEAD. Manager. touched. The writer in the Maui paper suggests that a fortified CLOTH, with NAPKINS to match, and be starved out by a blockade, ignoring the fact that, as a preliminary to war, Phone M. 71. each. the island would be supplied, as Malta, St. Lucia and other insular fortresses from two to seven patterns of each with at years' stores. A final objection, to wit, that an un- THE HAWAIIAN REALTY are, least three 1-- quality. Terms: 4 Cash, 1- -4 8 2-- 4 defended port is never attacked, ignores an enemy's choiee of two opportunities AND MATURITY CO. in Months, in x6 Months and that of putting the place under contribution or fortifying it for use as an Five numbers of HUCK TOWELS Limited. 1-- 4 in 2 Years at 6 per cent interest. offensive base. REAL ESTATE, g MORTGAGE, Road are now in will be offered at quick-sellin- prices. 0 course of construction. Water pipes are LOANS AND INVESTMENT now being laid. Superb The Senate has accepted part of Secretary Taft's estimate for Hawaiian Our window display will give you a Marine and Valley views. forts and inserted an additional $100,000 in the Fortifications bill, making $200,-00- 0 Office Mclntyre bldg., Honolulu T. Only one short block from the Manoa pretty good Valley Cars. in all. As our readers will remember, the House passed the Fortifications Idea of the H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 14L bill with the original Hawaiian item excluded, something that might not have BARGAIN PRICES services of a on floor. happened if Hawaii had enjoyed the representative the Further Xow the bill as amended by the Senate will go into conference and it is possible, that will prevail while the sale is on. Horse Shoeing information will be given by if Messrs. Hatch, McClellan and Thurston take the matter up, to get Colonel Hepburn, or some other good friend of Hawaii, to champion Hawaii's interests in the House. Meanwhile there are $260,000 in hand which might easily start W, W. Wright Go., Ltd. the dirt flying. have opened a horse-shoei- ng depart- (jl.13iSo.So ment in connection with their carriage Jcslcy chapter for the Encyclopaedia needs re- . The Honolulu Britanniea several In shop, etc. Having secured the services pairs and the Supervisors, instead of attending to the work themselves, would of a first-cla- ss shoer, they are prepar- io well to turn it over to Dr. Alexander. ed to do all work Intrusted to them in Telephone Main 480. Campbell Block Whose Sales ARE Sales. a first-cla- ss manner. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 1907. 5 DELINQUENT AX LIS FOR 1906 In accordance with Section 1268,-Revise- d Laws 1935, the following List of Delinquent Taxpayers is hereby published, and comprises the Delinquent Taxes for the First Taxation Division of the Territory of Hawaii 1 As indicated, including Real Estate, Personal Property, Bicycles, Automobiles, Carriages, Carts, Drays, Brakes and Sulkies, Dogs, Personal, Income Taxes, assessed and re- maining unpaid for 1906, together with 10 per cent Penalties, Exclusive of Interest at the rate of 10 and 12 per cent per annum on Property and Income Taxes respectively, as provided for by Sections 1 29 j and 12B8 R. L, and the costs for advertising as the law provides.

CORPORATION DELINQUENT LIST, Hitchins, Geo I 6b Smith. E. C...... 12 05 Harbottle, Mary K. . 18 80 Kanoa, John ...... 2 801 Markham. Geo. 15 Haletnano 70 1906. Highton, II. E. 4 90 Simpson, Mrs. E. F. . 19 90 . 8 80 Kanoho ...... 3 80I Manaia, Kelupaina 5 10 Hughes, II. P. I 70 Smith, J. W. Est, . . . 165 50 Haluapaa ...... 12 60 Kapika ...... 4 40 Makalii, I. D...... 24 70 1 70 Smith, Fred A...... 12 15 Hao, John ...... Kapuaa, Est. 14 80 Matthews, Mary Ann ... I 80 Hughes. T. H 940 City Market Ltd ....$ 88 50 Schmiedte, C. A. .... 7 75 Haalilio ...... 7 20 Kapule. H ...... I 70 Maile, C. B I55 10 Humphreys, A. S 153 15 1 r i w Camara & Co 70 Hanapi, iViary Mahiai, 59 Herrick, C. I'...... 1 70 Springston, J. W. ... 7 20 Edward .... o 40 3 90 Kaimi . . 10 40 w rr1Kaoule. Hawaii Lands Co.. Ltd. 69 80 Henriques, E. 106 10 Sinclair, Mrs. A. 2 70 Hao, Mrs. A. B. L. . Oliver ...... 7 20 Mainae, B. M. ... 7 20 Kapiolani & Estate, Ltd 51 10 Hills, A. D 6 00 Simpson, T. A...... 3 80 Henriques, Lucy K. . 135 3o PSaPu'e Deborah Polani 6 00 Malukapu 17 00 Hawaiian Abstract & Title Co., Heleua, . jvawaaunau, xiart 12 10 Maikai, J. Kaloaa 6 25 11. Scott, G. W ... Jesse m I 1 1 Herbert, L. . 1 81 4 40 K.... . 8 Mailelaulii Ltd 90 Hedeman, C. .... 6 00 Stokes, Mrs. A. M. . . Hiram, John ...... 28 60 xvawcio,f xiugo 75 ..... 17 00 1 Kawaihoa. Mrs. J. . Mao, 60 Honolulu Feed Co Huggins, A 6 00 Smith, Fred. C Hiram, Est Hattie . 84 70 ...w.. IO Lst 5 McChesney & Sons, 169 Keahemakani, Mrs. 14 30 Mahoney, James 5 IS Ltd 25 Johnson, Arvid 7 20 Schlief, J . 14 25 Hilo, Mrs. John . ... I 60 & Kapahoni, Kealoha 12 60 Mano, James I 70 Murphy, Grant Co 9 30 10 Shorey, Dr. E. C. .... 11 55 Hoomanawanui ..... 7 10 Jackson, A. T. R 7 Keau, A. K...... 55 M ah uka, W. M. 63 40 Pacific Lands & Improvement Turner, Ralph E. . . . . 18 95 Hoapili, David . . . . . 9 Jost, Rose 2 90 2 70 Kenala, John Mauliawa, Lahapa TO Co.. Ltd. .. 55 50 6 Hookano, II 50 23 Jaouen H 1 70 Taggard, J.. N. 05 Jas...... 6 60 Kealakai, W. H 10 Manuwai, Pakala 80 May, Rose and Arnemann.. 28 00 8 Hopkins, C. K. 47 ... 3 C Jackson, Wallace ... 28 00 Taite. A. J...... 40 A. 23 70 Kekahu 7 20 Makuaole 3 80 River Co 107 20 . . Hoomoepule, ...... Mill Johnson, Miss Mary 2 70 Terrill, W. E. 3 90 Mele .. 12 60 Keawe 1 70 Manuia Luka 5 10 T. & Co. 80 B.; Makino 14 Kemon, J. F...... 7 20 Tietj ens, Helen, ..... 70 Houghtailing, W. 33 50 Kekahio, Jacob K. . 7 20 Mauna 7 10 M. & ...... Holt, Mrs. W. Patterson A. Morris. 14 30 Koerner, C. F. A 3 80 Thompson, J. H. .... 20 J. D., Jr. 8 20 Kealoha, J. M...... 1 60 Makulu 8 20 Island Telegraph Co. , Hooktianui, Inter ... no 50 Kibling, C. A...... I 70 Thompson, Jno, G. ... 13 90 Pila .... 7 10 Kealoha, Solomon ... 8 30 Metcalf, Alice 20 30 Sailors' Union I 63 Kunst, E. (Adm. Est A. Turner, Chas. 11 50 Hookano, Geo...... 5 00 Kealoha (w) ...... 2 30 Merstberg, Piikea 44 50 Sailors' Home Society 75 3C Kunst) 16 45 Turner, S. C. 3 90 Halsey, Est Lahapa 11 00 Kelle, Mrs. W...... 2 00 Mendiola, John 8 30 G. & . . A. Smith J. M. Maiten 2 20 Klemmc, Carl 7 6b W. W...... 7 90 Haliilehua 6 00 Keleou, John ...... 720 Mela, Alice I 80 Guy Owens Electric Construc- Klemme, Harry 5 00 Vida, Kate L...... 12 6b Harbottle, W. H. . 36 80 Kenikenihea .... 22 50 Meyer, Mrs. T. K. 3 80 Co., 61 K. ao tion Ltd. 00 Keenn, Mrs. E. G. 42 30 Vroom, H. E...... 11 50 Harrison, Louise K. 1 70 Keliihooeole. II 50 Mitchell, L. 7 Oregon Building Co 165 Heleluhe, Kepoo, K. I 70 Moolau & Uluhani, Est 28 30 50 Levenson, J. D. 1 60 Visher, Mrs. J. Foster I 70 Wakeke .. 20 55 Robt ... Hawaiian Bazaar o 00 Venzac, Armand ...... 29 75 Heleua, Moses 7 20 Keohokn, Joe 3 80 Mossman, Mrs. K. ii. 11 00 Levi, Robt II 50 Keonuhiwa 8 Mokuahi, S 8 Waikiki Seaside Hotel, Ltd. ... 193 00 . 00 Venheizen, R...... 11 50 Hiram, J. K., Jr. . 23 60 ...... 20 J. 30 Leniaire, Paul . 4 . . Murray, A. K. . Washington Mercantile Co. ... 28 00 Walker, C. D. . . . 5 50 Hikalea ...... 1 70 Keluia 8 20 Mrs. 14 30 Lee, B. F. I 70 King, Mrs. A. L. B. 8 40 McGuire, J. W. L. 16 50 Young Portuguese Kewalo Linderman, F. J...... I 70 Walker, H. T. & E. K. 47 40 Hiona, Tom ...... 9 90 Kinsr. W. H. . 3 85 Mana, Mrs. L. . .. 8 20 Store 2 70 Walker. Blanch C. ... 128 10 Hookano, Mrs. L. 16 50 Lillis, Frank H 3 00 Kinney, Wm. 3 80 Makainai. Jesse P. 3S50 Kalihi Valley" Grocery 7 35 Wallace, Adelaide 2 70 Hoopiopio (w) 70 Lugan, P 7 20 .... 24 Joseph I Makaimi, Mrs. Maikai 1 90 Pacific Heights Electric Co., Ltd. 28 00 Watson, Sidney 6 Hopkins, Rose . kia, ...... 70 . Ltichweiko, F 21 95 00 ... 42 30 Kikaha-- . t Co E. Dan ..... r 70 Mahaulu, Mrs. Kekai IS Taro Fiod 99 50 Ludwigsen, C. J 145 So Warren, L. L...... 28 00 Holstein, C ...... 3 20 Kahelepololei, et al. 12 10 Mana Sam 3 80 Ixve, (Trustee) . 48 90 Way, A. P...... 8 10 Holstein, Thos. W. 6 00 Kahiaoo. Sol. 10 Makakoa ... . 2 70 AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PROP- Jas. Holi, E...... 40 Leonard, E. H 3 20 Walton, C. M...... 28 00 M...... 9 65 Kahue. Mrs. K. 3 90 Makahiahia, J 7 20 ERTY. Lucas, t. F...... 8 20 Watson. C A...... I 70 Holt, J. D., Jr. ... 8 46 Kakulu, Kaaemoku Mahclona, Sol...... 88 45 Hoopii, S. 330 DELINQUENT LIST, 1906. Lyle, Jas. (Adm. Est. of U Wann, W. A. 7 20 W. ... 5 80 Kalama, T. S 820 Mahelona. Est J. ... 7 10 Bushnell) .. 1 70 Weill, Mark ...... 7 20 Isaac, Daniel ...... 5 50 Kalama Mrs. S. K. . 125 90 Maikai, Marr Ann .. 39 60 so 40 Wegesund, H 1 70 Ilikealani (liilii) . 3 80 Kalaiwaa,. W. M. .... 600 Maikai, H. M...... 2 70 Asbahr, L F. $ 5 50 Lucas. Albert 15 Webster, H. E, ...... 1 70 Ioane ...... 9 90 Kalama, M. . . 7 20 Mahiole, S. K. 3 90 Adams, H. C. 12 60 Ludloff, Otto 3 MacDonald, Marshall ... 2 7" Weiske, Max ...... I 70 Imaui, Kalua 8 20 Kalaolaloa. T. P. K. . 13 70 Maile, Est Mikala ... 21 40 Andrews. L. A 17 00 Mayneld, John, 8 40 Wright, Henry ...... 31 10 Ialua, Mrs. John 8 75 Kaleikau, A 11 50 Mahiaimoku 3 30 Angus, Mrs. S. 28 60 1 Mansfield, Jack 7 35 Wilson, Chas. 7 20 Iona, Mele II 00 Kaleleiki, Sam 8 20 Maia, Maria R. 380 Adet, Emil Mahoe, S. K. OO 1920 Maclean, Miss A. W. .. 1 70 Wilson, J. R...... 8 20 Jones, Eli ...... 11 50 Kalua, Alice 5 45 9 Ade, Chris . . 2 70 K. 2 70 Manoa, 90 Meyer, U. 1 70 Whiting, W. A...... 80 6b Joy, Est. Eraalia I 6b Kalulu, John Est 4 Amorim. P. M. ' 6 40 Kalehua. E. K.. et al. 66 50 Mason, Tom ... 7 SO Meine, F...... 2 90 Widdifield, Mrs. Mary 8 20 Kaaukuu Maile ...... 31 05 Austin, Mrs. H. C. . 2 70 Kalua, Maria K. 4 40 Manuel, Peter . . 16 Milier, E. A. G. . 29 20 Weatherwax, C. W. . . 32 4c Kaaikaula ...... 3 80 Auerbach, Mrs. K. W. 8 20 Kaluawaa, 4 90 Manuwai, Kaliko 8 A. C. 7 75 Ward, L de L. 2 70 Kaai, John ...... II 10 Est .7... Almy, Harry 7 20 Montgomery, .... Kamanoulu. John K. 38 00 Manuwai, Niho 9 8S C. 19 85 Kaaialo, Est K. 24 70 Asch. 20 Moore, W. Kaaihue, . Kamahua, Loke ..... 10 4? Maunu . I 70 Julius ...... 7 Capt. F. T 20 HAWAIIAN DELINQUENT LIST, Jas. 7 20 Braun, 3 90 Mosher, ...... Kalani, Hulu . Kamanu, Chas. 1 70 Manu, Sam I 70 J Morgan, . 2 70 1906...... 17 70 Bagwell, Mrs. L. A. 1 70 J. Kaeo, D.VK...... 8 80 Kamainalulu. Jos. . . . 10 40 Maunakea, J. 7 20 Moody, W. 7 10 80 ' Blaski. A. D II 50 J. Kaepa ...... 6 00 Kamana, Malia ...... 7 Mauliawa, Est . 14 30 E. . 230 75 22 Xtrrickci H. 6 55 Monsarrat, Mrs. J. Alama, Mrs. Lepeka 2 43 Kaaepa, Est. Makanoe 80 30 Kamakaea, Robt I 70 Mcheula, Sol. .. 50 M. D. 8 20 80 Baker, C. W. 6 00 Monsarrat, Ana, K...... 5 :'o Kaikoo, J. Kawelo ... 8 50 Kamekona, Sam 12 05 Meek, Mrs. II. 3 A. A. 8 20 Leilehua 14 80 Mela, Clurales 1 80 Brasch, O. W. 1 70 Montana...... Alapai, Charles 11 00 Kauau, Mary , . 9 30 Kamakea, G. 22 50 K. 80 Menese, Loika S 10 Bellina, C. H 6 20 Morse, Capt. H. .... Apaleona, Sam 7 10 Kaialiilii, Daisy A. 7 50 Kamakea, Ana ... 14 .... 26 90 Kamana, Esther P. . 4 90 Mikacle, Mrs. K. . 35 20 Beazley. Geo 1 70 Morton, H. C Aalona, Ben ...... 7 20 Kaiona. Jas. 7 10 E. 2 90 Kanani. Momona 6 00 Mikacle ...... 12 70 Becker, Peter 2 40 McPhetridge, ...... Amai, Mele 6 00 Kai wi, Hannah ...... 3 65 Murray. 27 20 . . . . 60 Kanac, Esther Ku . , 32 40 Morris, Antone .... 37 40 Bordfeldt. Paul 3 80 C. F...... Andrews, Thos. L. . 24 80 Kailimai, W. H. 30 C. 57 25 Kaili, Kanae, Frank , 7 20 Mossman, Angcline 3S 30 Booth, C. W. 1 135 35 Murray, F. (Trustee) Ah Leong Kaluna .. 7 20 Est. P...... ;. 9 30 22 5c Kaihawai Kanakaluna, Joe .... I 70 Moa, Emela 5 10 Brown. F. M 7 20 Menaugh, R. Ahia, W. M...... 26 35 ...... 3 40 Maley, Jno 1 60 Kaikia, Lono . . 4 65 Kanepuu, J. K. 1600 Mundon, Geo 13 70 Broadley, Geo. V 7 20 Apio, John K. 26 75 Kane. Henry 10 65 McCorriston, Ed. . 8 20 Geo. 5 45 Kaohuokalani, Julia . . fc I 10 Boyd, T. .." 8 30 Muller, ...... Akima, James ...... 9 90 Nakuina, Emma M 131 10 J. A. W. 2 8c Kaohele, K ...... 9 55 Kanika 7 20 .Uurgett. I. A. 22 50 Meyer, Akina, J. A. 26 90 Kanohomanu & Kailiehu, P. K. 0 Nakila, liana 6 00 Geo. .A. 41 20 Kainoa, Mahoe ...... 4 70 4 Bruckner, M 7 20 Martin, Aki, S. K...... 15 SO Kaonoho. u. 20 05 Napahuekolu 8 20 S 54 10 Kaulia, J. K...... 31 30 ti ..... Bruner, W. W. 19 75 Martin, J. Aiwohi, A...... 7 20 Kaoule. Harry. Gdn. 15 90 Nakaiila, Pamla 9 30 E. 37 80 Kaulani, Mary ...... 17 00 Brown, J. K., 1 70 Murphy, A. Aholo, Mrs. James . 2 70 Kapahu, Lilia 9 10 Namea Uh 2 70 Jr...... 7 20 Kauheaku ...... 3 80 Blake, F. E. 3 90 Muiison, J. t. Aholo, Mrs. L. .... 6 00 . 6 00 Kapololu, Joe ...... 720 Naeole, David 10 30 Murnhv. Michael 7 65 Kaunamano, Maria J. 8 Bergstrom, J. W 9 30 Austin, Wm. Lono 9 90 Kauhane, K. 1 60 Kaoaia. John 7 20 Nakeke, Kui ...... 20 McCarthy, Wm 8 40 J...... K. Beardslee, Mary T. 6 00 Auld, James ...... 8 30 Kauakahi, Est Kauai . 7 70 Kapaakca ...... 2 70 Nakuina, J...... 2 90 McKay, W. A 7 20 Alapai, . . . 20! Kawaihau. Kina . . 8 20 Namahoe, W. P I 10 Bindt, R 3 00 John '2 Kauene ...... 1 60 1 ' ... Est D 83 55 - I . Levi 17 OO Brown, J. F. 193 30 McVeigh, J. Alapai, Henry Kalua m 8 yo Kahau, Kapela o tn Kawananakoa. D. ... 92 70 Nakea, Est ... 60 ...... I Brown, G. 8 McChesney, Wallace .... 12 Alapai, Lily .. 3 30 Kahalewai, H. . nn Kawananakoa. Mrs. D. 79 70 Namoolau, J. K. . I 70 J 40 2 70 ..... it Bowers, G. A I 70 McMillan, Mrs. H Alapai. Bill 8 20 Kahaulelio, Anna 14. 80 Keanu, Isabella 820 Naahuelua, Lui ... 380 M. 8 McDonald, J. A 7 'O Awa, John 3 80 1 wi 1 iveananuna, luiKa ..... 9 30 Nye, Mrs. Susan . , 12 4 Campbell. H. 40 Kahaleone ...... 1 o 10 5oj"-eaiu- 8 Niolo, Peter K, ... 60 Calvert, C E. 9 90 McDonald, A. P. Aea, Joseph ...... 20 90 Kahale, Akaneki ...... 5 ieie ivcoki 30 2 70 1 Kea, M...... 14 25 Not ley, David 27 OO Carney, Chas. 7 20 McGuire, J. W. Anahu, Mrs. K. 34 20 Kahaleauamo ...... 7 20 J. .. McDowell, Arthur I CO Achi, W. C 62 80 Kahalewai, Mrs. t m Kealoha. Daniel 2 70 Nohoua, G. K. .... 9 90 Carleton, E. H I 70 1 11 9 85 C Keaupunihou ...... I 70 Nawahi. Emma ... 50 Cdntiri S 14 McCourt, Wm Achi, W.-- (by W. R. Castle) 44 5o Kahawaii, Est ...... 13 70 90 . I Naopeope, Kauhane 90 McQueen, Jas I 70 C. 61 00 Kahalewai . , . S 20J xviajor 70 9 Caypless, E. G. 02 70 Achi, W. (Trustee) ... Nahoolewa, D. 7 70 McDonald, J. W 3 80 i.Cllly Kahele, Iokia 8 20 Kelaka, Jos. 7 20 Est Carlson. Mrs. C. J 1 IO I 10 ..... 60 D. K. 19 80 Jas., . .. II 50 Kahoohuli, K. 26 50 Keaunui, Kale ...... II Naone. .. Crabbe. L. 2 70 Nott, Jr...... Alina, Amoy 7 35 ...... 8 80 13 70 C B 44 50 Kahoa, E...... I 45 Keau, Mrs. Naehalua, Peter Case. D. II 36 80 Norton. .H Arcia, J. R. 8 40 J. 18 Namakakapu, K. 13 70 Nash. Jno. 1 70 Kaauwai, U. Muolo 4 90 Keanini. S. 95 Chillingworth, S. F. 2 15 Ahlo, Mrs. L. 19 90 I Kelekoma, Abel . . . . 6 10 Nahinalau, Jack 2 70 Ncedham, W. W. 7 10 Apo, Joseph A Kaaiahua, Mrs. K. . . .. g go Coffield, Miss M. A. 3 80 15 90 jveiuaa, r-u- 20 30 Naholowaa, Malia 3 30 Andrew . 6 90 6b Karratti, Maholo W. . . 2 70 Cooper, 6 00 Nelson. Amoehiona, Henrietta 1 M. . . . 8 20 Nahualiilii & Kauhola II 50 F. H. 3 80 Kaaukai, Elena 4 90 Keliihuluhulu IX 7 20 Nishwitz. J. H Aukake, Est. 3 10 Keol a. Lizzie Keaka 24 70 Nakea, Kiliona 8 20 Cooper, ...... 22 35 Kaauhau 7 20 i. 60 Nichols, Frank E. Adams, Isaac 8 30 ...... 1 Naauao, Dan 7 10 Cooper, Mrs. K. W. I 8 Kaea, Annie 13 80 Keohohou, David 70 ...... Nicholson, D. F. 75 Baker, Chas. A. 80 ...... ; Nakookoo, L. K. 2 Collins, Robt 10 90 14 Kaehuwahanui, Mrs. . 14 80 Kekoa, S. M. 5 50 Est 70 Nystrom, Mrs. Geo i 2 25 . G Church, Mrs. E. S 78 35 Becker, Hannah ...... 13 70 Kaaialii 9 30 Kekumu ...... 1040 Nicholas, Aex. 9 90 Gep. 7 20 .... 26 22 OO Cordes, Gus 23 60 Nystrom, Beckley, William 7 20 Kaohia 2 70 Keku, D. L. 50 Nott Mrs. Thos Norton, Wm. 63 30 Kaaikaula, 10 Campbell, Marston I 60 Bishaw, Alex . . . 4 90 Kaiwinui 9 30 Kibling May 44 50 Noikulani 3 Noar, Julia 50 00 ...... 7 15 Nuuanu, William 31 90 Carty, Jas 3 90 Booth, Elizabeth K. 354 40 Kaiapoepoe, S...... 7 10 King Sam W. Mrs. Dixie F. . . . II 80 K. . Oili, Rev. S. K. 6 00 Campbell. W. M 41 40 Owens, Broad, John ...... 41 20 Kaiaiki, Chas. K. 14 35 Kinney Helen 14 30 Guy 7 20 5 Opulauoho, W, B 57 TO Geo. 14 80 Owens, Borba, Emilia 9 30 Kailihakuma, Beke 2 20 Kihei Minors 50 Davis, A 3 80 ... Lama 10 Olepau, W. (Trustee) 14 80 Davis, Geo. A. (Trustee) .... 4 90 O'Neil. Geo Bush, Maria J. 4 90 Kaiole, Apolo D I 90 Kilinahe Est. 40 . . 20 P. 1480 O'Sullivan Minors 10 40 E. 63 IS O'Sul'ivan, P. '7 Buckle. Mary ...... 73 10 Kaiona, Mele .. 5 10 Kina Est. J. Davis, Sarah 7 20 ...... Kipola Geo. 1 70 Onokea, Thos 4 r Davis, E. A 2 90 O'Brien. T. P Bush, W. M. 3 90 Kailiehu, P. K. 7 20 R 7 20 Koleka (w) ...... 4 40 Olepau, William I (a 7 20 Pearce, J. Baker, Catherine 8 10 Kailua, Job Lima 46. Davien. Gabriel 25 Kumalae, Jonah ..... 102 20 Opunui, uilham . I 70 Dyer, W. 2 70 Parker. J. R. 25 Baker, Mrs. Emma I 70 Kainoa, Mahoe 4 90 J . 11 50 Kumukoa Moiha 930 Paakaula, Joe ... 36 90 L. 9 40 Paty. W. T Brcde, Paul 6 00 Kaohe ...... 21 40 Dee, II 7 20 8 80 Kuhio. Mrs. Elizabeth 7 10 Pratt. Mrs. E. K. 36 00 Dunwell, Mrs. R 6 00 Patzig. H Bell, Henry 1 60 Kauhane, K. .'. Beckcy 26 Sidney 10 65 Kauanoano, W. N. 13 70 Kumukahi 4 40 Panui. 90 Dunbar. Mrs. E. 54 40 Pain. Bird. Polly I 70 00 Paaniani, Rebecca A. . .'. 5 20 Peacock. W. C 532 35 Kaumaka, Kaane . 2 20 Kuluwaimaka 9 Dole. Geo. H 90 Boyd, E. S., Jr. 4 90 ... & 8 80 Pauahi, Moses 7 20 Geo. W 7 20 Kauakahi, Mrs. B. 3 80 Kuahu Kamana wa, Est. P.. Douglas. T. S. 1 60 Patv, Bush, Henry P. 8 20 20 ". SO E. W 6 55 Kauahi, Lani 9 00 Kulia, John 7 Paahao 9 Dowse. A ... 7 20 Paty. Mrs. Bush, Jas. K. 8 20 , 15 Palau, S. M. K. t 10 50 Kauanui, ... 7 20 Kuanalewa, Est. 9 Du Roi, C. & Humberg, J. 30 70 Paris. Geo. H H Bush. John E 12 60 John... Kiiamit 22 50 Paawela, S 19 40 F... 13 70 Kauhimahu, Annie ... 6 00 Dove. C. V. E. 41 75 Petzold. Herman Castion, R. Kamakee 2 70 Kiili, 8 40 Paahao, Mrs. Malia 11 00 1 70 Kahaleaahu, D. L. ... 18 30 William Dinkledge. II 8 45 Peter. John . Callahan, David 23 90 Kilia, Capt 19 20 Paahao, Est 0 30 Capt. C. 7 20 Kahau, P. H...... 17 00 Est Evanson. Olaf ... 7 10 Pederson. Colburn, John F. 38 35 Koi 7.20 Paele, D 8 40 C. H 2 90 Kahaili ...... 9 30 x Emor W. L. 1 70 Pteirfer. Colburn III, John F. 8 40 Kumalae, Lena 2 20 Paoa, Florence Hoolaea 60 Chas 16 50 Kahalewai, Sol 9 40 Elson. Mrs. Lucy 11 5C Phillips. Coney, Est. J. H. 667 65 . 00 Kualaku, G. W. 37 90 Pedro, Thomas 7 Chas. ,13 70 60 Kahanamaikai, J. W. 50 L. 80 Evans. Geo. S...... 8 20 Purdy. Costa. Charles 67 29 95 Kukaua . . 2 15 Peterson, David 129 W 297 25 So Kahahawai, J. P. & Paul 6 00 Podmore, J. Cox, Mrs. O 19 3 30 Kuamoo, Jack 7 70 Peterson, Jno, Cottrell, W... 35 70 Ehlers, J 16 45 Kahalekula ...... Mrs. C. L. o 00 Peterson. Nick Cummins, T. P 1 6b Mrs. 2 80 Kuahau, Malie 10 65 Peterson R. C. A 22 00 Evans. 1 60 80 Kahaiao, I Pedro, 22 Mrs. Harriet 1 70 Orinn, Clem. Cummins, T. P. (Trustee) . . . 14 Kahlbaum, M. A 1 60 Kulolia. Joe ...... 7 Est Sam 50 Evans. 6 10 31 Prendergast Est. E. K. 114 Edwards, G. D - 1 70 Quirm. Tom Cummings. Est. Clarissa 147 20 Kahea, Maria 7 20 Kukii, Est. 30 90 1 11 00 Pihea, Iona 28 00 Txkardt. J. F. 7 25 (Juilan, Jas. H 70 Clark, J. K. 11 5 Kahaunaele. Ma"ry .... 3 30 Kuikahi 8 Rothwe'i, J. G 24 1? Chillingworth, Mrs. A. V. ,52 20 Lahaina 8 20 Piimoku, Kaluna 7 20 England, . J 20 Kahilina. Mrs. S. C. .. 54 40 8 R:chn-d-or- t, F. E. 5 45 Conradt, Mrs. C. C. 174 20 1 70 Lane, Richard C. 20 Piikoi, Maria 19 20 Edmunds. II. W. S II 50 Kahue 18 Rnulirs. T. W. . . 29 10 Colburn, Alice E. 7 95 . 4 65 Lane, John C. 10 Pierson, Est 11 10 Fisher, Will E. 21 40 Kahikikolo, S...... Poepoe, M. Rndwav, J. M 8 4c Coelho. Mrs. Ellen 1 70 Kahelepololet 7 20 Laa, William 87 40 J. 17 00 Fisher, II 2 70 2 70 Poipe, Est "o Rawlins. V. T 14 10 Cornwell, Irene 12 90 Kahinu. Ioela 7 70 Lani (w) 13 Freeman, Capt W. K. 10 40 1 60 . 1 Lahainaluna, Est 24 70 Punahoa, Gdn 8 20 Renant. Leon 10 Cornwell, Emilia 2 70 Kahookaumaha, J. .. 8 20 Fox. D. A 8 Lewis, Jas. D 21 60 Punahele, Geo 1 70 20 Rernie. Mrs. E. 33 50 Cummings, Est W. H 142 65 Kakma, C. 20 Fisher, Mrs. J. H 52 Leal, Mrs. Emilia 45 70 Pueo, Est , 30 Richey. Lumly H. 3 25 Cummins, 7o Kalakiela, J. S 31 85 9 Fisher, II. 173 20 Est. K. 13 Lilikalani. E, K. 19 20 Paoa, Henry Hoolae 81 85 J. A 210 85 1 Kalawaia, J. 8 20 Fullerton. J. E. 11 00 Rose. Moritz Cullen. Miss M...... 70 ' Likeke, Geo. 7 20 Pakele, Jas. B 12 fV Rowel!. Geo. C 11 50 48 90 Kalanianaole, J.".. 76 20 ..: GraefT, Otto 4 35 Duncan. Sarah E. 8 Lowell, Mrs. Annie 7 9." Paikuli W. E. 9 R. G 8 20 Dods, Mrs. Louise K. 90 Kalanianaole, Princess 20 Gear, A...... no 00 Rcss. 37 10 Louis. Phillip ...... 12 30 Pahia, Annie 1 60 Rowcli. W. A. 11 50 Davis, Mrs. Clarissa 12 10 Kalani ...... 3 Gear. Mildred D 54 90 ...... 22 50 Luther. W. Kamoant 15 90 Paaniani, John 2 70 T? rUr1 c TnA F . 8 40 Devauchelle, Elizabeth K. 8 20 Kale, Iokepa Gear, Geo. D 10 95 Kaloio, Iokepa 9 50 Lukimila 3 10 Paaniani, Abraham 17 OO Rooney. 11 50 Davison, Rose C. 6 00 1 80 Gill. Thos. ... 7 20 J Kaliliha ... 7 20 Lukua, Rebecca Paahao, William 35 70 C. II 4 00 Ewaliko, Nakapalehua 14 90 Gdn. Is? 00 80 Gilman. J. A 336 15 Ramsav. ... Kaleikoa, 5 50 Lai Young, C, Palikea 13 M 0 30 Edwards, 90 Malie ...... 8 16 God t rev. Frank 13 70 Stacker. Mrs. Luka 4 Kaleikau, A. Gdn. 7 10 Lahela. Oliva 20 Palekaluhi, A. K. 00 M. H 60 ..... 10 Gilbert.' Lee St. 12 05 Sanders, 885 Espinda. Manuel 17 Kalela 3 80 Lane, Lot K. C. 24 70 Panui, Abraham 5 J A. 48 53 00 ... 6 70 Spillner, Ellis, W. S 39 Kaleikuaiwa & wf. 8 20 Lane. Patrick C. 2 15 Pala, Mrs Mce 2 70 Gall. J. C Stanley 23 15 18 .... I Peabody, Lucy 60 Gunderson. A 6 co Steohenson, Emestberger, Lahapa . ... 70 Kamoiliili. Robt 0 90 Lauahi. Ben ...... 70 K. 444 T. 211 70 20 Lewis, Chas. K. 12 Co Peterson, Chas. F. 245 OO Grant. D 40 30 Sullivan. I Espinda. Akana 7 Kamekona, W. .. 18 10 J. Schof.eld, Mary D 5 05 1 70 Lee. Mary Ann 9 85 Peterson, W. L. 46 70 Girdler, Ch.ns 8 40 Fern, Jos. J Kamalama & Keoho ... II 50 12 05 7o 6 Leialoha, Mrs. K. 1 70 Peterson. W. L (Trustee) 8 20 Gin-in- . 64 90 Smith. Jared Fuller, Robt. L. 13 Kamanoulu, Hattie .... 00 J. W 80 20 Lishman. Nele Koli 13 70 Pedro. Vincent 8 fa Gongco. Tv.ohey 6 00 Singer. H. r 25 Fountain, Ned. 7 Kamai . 7 20 1 60 " Long, Elia A. C. (Trustee).. 288 70 Prestidge Est. A 3 30 Harris. Capt. S. 12 30 Sharratt Fernandez, A. 354 10 Kamoa, Annie, et al. 10 40 J 8 40 20 11 Lowell. Mrs. Mary 2 95 Peterson, C. F., Gdn 13 70 Alice T 60 St. Clair. Jack Fuller. David 7 Kamai & Papalina ..... 'o Hassarb. 20 8c Lonis, Nancy K. 8 20 Piianaia, A. St. C 5 20 Hardestv. S. C. 2 00 Shaw, F. W 7 Gilman, Anthony N. 3 50 Kamakea, D. K. K. ... 14 Soencer. N. R 20 30 Gaspar, Maria ...... 8 20 Kamakea. Namea 14 80 Luka. J. K. 6 70 Pihan"i. Elena 22 50 Harris. W. W. (Adm. Est. F. J. 1 L11. Bila 50 Pio. David 2 00 Spencer. Capt. J. R. . -- . - 4 90 Gay. L. N 14 30 Kamaa, Geo. 70 II Wilhelm) 79 45 Polikapu, C. 19 80 Mary 57 70 Hall, A. . 2S7 2P Kanae. Sam .... 7 70 Lukela 9 30 T. Hammer. Mrs. E. 1 60 bexton. Wm...... Mana, 83 Pohakii. Sam I 70 P. D 7 20 Haula. Laea ; . . . . 20 dC Kanaulu. J. N 17 00 John 40 Halverson. John 7 so Stevens. Mrs. ... Macfarlane. Mrs. H. R. 18 10 Adelaide 7 70 L. . 8 80 Hanaike, B 13 7o Kanahele, Joshua 9 30 Ptia. Haynes. E. B 2 00 Schweitzer. J. 60 Mahsulu, Stephen 16 50 Puamana, Est 4 90 Smythe. N. K. 9 85 Ham ( w 380 Kanahele, Sam 12 Herring. C A 7 20 Kaneakua, J. M. 21 40 Markham William 2 15 Puhi, D. K. I 70 Heller, E. C 21 40 Steward, Jas 75 00 Harvey, Frank 30 75 HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, i97 i i . - o - I t . 7 20 Uzaki. fc. I 70 Pang Mew Chong 20 30 Haranaka. fA ... 2 70 Choy Sam Pang Hamamura, A. 30 Ota, K. 22 5 Mascoto, F. F, Jr. Choy ... 9 35 Pang Min Sing and 9 20 Rawson, Est Julia 17 00 lm ...... OO Haraguchi, K. 7 20 Okawa, A. B K. 26 50 Mendonca, Joe Afong, S. M. Damon, At- Kwai Wine 39 6 Rees, W. A. J. de .... 9 30 Chun See Pang Chew, Harioka, G. 16 00 Omai, H Richard, Antone 1 1 5 Medeiros, torney 154 50 Pang School, i5 50 Medeiros, Anna 4 90 Trustee 9 30 Hayata, Y...... ; . 7 20 Ogj. 1 12 Richard, Joseph 7 40 I Chun See (w) ...... 3 80 .... 70 80 80 Medeiros, J. F. 70 Pawaa Rice Mill ...... 74 85 Hashimoto. H...... 7 10 Onsh, O Rosa, Helen N I 70 Chun Lo ...... 7 20 50 Nobrega, Antone Poo Wo Tong 55 50 Hayashi, H . 15 00 !'.H- - Roberts, Makahiki 7 7 Sylvano . I 10 Chun Wai .." ..... 6 00 270 H. 202 4c Nobrega, Joe Yan 40 Qui Hing Lung ...... 9 90 Harueuchi ...... 15 00 Okimura 13 r,o Rowland, Mrs. Nobrega, Sylvano . 12 6b Chun is 6 ooi Hayashi, 8 Ouchi, K. Robinson, J. K. 8 40 Chun Tong Kee ...... 10 Ouon Chan Lee Co. T. 30 45 70 Olsen, Mrs. Mary 3 30 7 1 t.... Okuba, T. Rose, M. N 70 80 Chun 8 20 Quon Chong Lung 5.35 Hayashi, II 50 0 40 Oliveria, Joe II Hin S 10 Okumoto, S Reyes, Mary 18 5 Chun Tung Shee (w) ...... 1 60 bai ling 4 90 Haioka. ... 7 7 jq L. 5 50 T. S S Oliveira, Antone ... 80 Sang Hop . . 2 70 Harada. 7 20 Sakamoto, T. 1 1 Reed, Mrs. Lillie . .'. 12 10 Chun Yong 14 30 Oliveira, Jno. F. de Sang Hop Sing Co ... 6 00 Harai, W...... 8 40 Sakata, D 11 Ringer, William 2320 de 18 10 Chun Hon 7 20 50 12 05 Ornellas, Francisco Yong Sang Hop Wai Co...... 18 65 Haramoto, T 8 20 Saiki, S 2 Richardson, Mrs. E. Ferreira, M. S. 52 30 Chun Yong and Pang .. 22 50 15 Chas. H 2S 25 ...... Sam Hop Co. 3 80 Harada. T 40 Sasamoto 13 Rose, Pinto, Mrs. Adelaide . 1 60 Chung Kui Cher 7 20 it jo --? Co. 80 K. 10 Sato Rosa, George J4 1 70 Chung Kong ...... 1 60 Sam Hop ...... 30 Harano, ...... 7 12 70 20 Petstana, Joe In Co. 8 20 .. 8 20 Saiki Robinson, George, Jr 7 8 Chung See (w) 1 70 Sau Ark Harada. H...... 1270 3 Pacheco, Frank . 40 Sau Chien 8 20 Hamada, M 8 20 Sarunaka Roberts, Mrs. H. D 9 1 60 Chung Lin ..... 1 70 820 feo Pacheco, M. C See Deck Tong 77 50 11 50 Sato, T. .I" Savidge, Emily & 2 Chu Yin ... 8 40 ...... Hirahara ...... 12 10 20 60 Perreira, Antone 70 See Hop Co 3 25 Hironaka, Y. 11 50 Sato, H 18 Styne, Eva C. . . 19 20 En Oi and Chee Foo 19 85 90 0 V Peixoto, Christina I. Hop Yin Co. 21 OO Hitraki. N. 20 Sajoma Spencer, Richard B. 7 70 Fam Len Kong 2 20 See 7 7 20 '5 Pacheco, M. Kong Simerson, Mary M 43 80 Farm, T. F...... 7 70 See ...... 13 20 Hiroto, B. 12 70 Sasaki, K 7 20 Silva, Mrs. Amoy 22 00 Pacheco, Mrs. Julia ... 3 See Kwong and Hon Lai ...... 865 Hirai .. 12 70 Segata Pacheco, F. . 35 Fong Inn Co. 69 80 13 90 Sharratt, Mrs. W. F...... 15 40 Julia 4 See Wo Co ... 15 40 Hiashi 11 50 Sensoni. K. Pedro, M. M...... 2 70 Foo Fong ...... 5 45 720 Sheldon, W. J 7 00 Foo Kee 4 35 See Wo Seong Co. 7 10 Hirahara, H...... 12 70 Segouchi 12 70 Leon Powell, Maria . 50 See Wo Sing Co. 15 60 Hirahara, H 20 Shimoda, S. Sterling. 3240 Perreira, Recardo "460 Fook Kee, AL ..... 19 90 7 6 00 Smith, Helen M at 45 Se Yick Wai Co...... 20 55 Horie ...... 7 20 Shimizu, N 7 20 80 Perreira, Antone 11 50 Foong Sue ...... 13 90 Smith, Alex 3 Kee 2 70 See Yick Wai Co...... 12 90 Horita Y...... 7 20 Shimofuji 1 6b . Pedro, F. Gonsalves 3 80 Fung Stone, E. K. ... 4 40 Gow Chong and Wee Shing. .. . 50 Seong. L. K, 12 70 Honolulu Concrete & 0. 6 00 Shinkawa, S. ... 8 20 16 Picanco, Joe Correa 20 90 33 & 7 10 Stone, Sam 50 Goo Bung 7 20 Seu Tong Co Ina3a, K. . 13 80 Shimohara, T 18 80 1 Pacheco, Frank 4 60 10 Stone, W. H 70 Goo Wan Hoy 92 55 Sheu Cho ..." 40 Imamoto, K...... 13 6b Shimizu, Y , 6 00 12 60 Pavao, J. C. 8 20 ...... Tell, Est. WV.H 1 60 Shin Wo In ...... 8 40 Iwasaki, S...... 7 10 Shin Nippon 30 '. M 50 Hang Lo Sing ...... 9 Timoteo, Rev. E. S. 16 fo Perreira, " Shing Kee ...... 15 40 Iwata, Y. . . 13 Shimata Perreira, Manuel 14 4 Hang Sam ...... 17 60 70 8 20 Thorton, Mrs. W. H...... 1080 Sing Chan Co...... 24 50 Itagaki . 11 Shimamura, S Pauline .. 8 90 Hee Sark Fook 12 70 50 6 00 Townsend, Geo. 720 Sing Hing ...... 2 70 Imai, K. Perreira, Mrs. M I 90 Hen Wo Co. 3 25 ...... 9 30 Shimoda .... 7 20 Thomas, John ..." 1 60 . 1 60 Sing Hop Wai Co...... 16 6b Iwasaki, K. 11 60 . , Phillips, 6 25 Him Kee ..... Shiraki, H. 8 40 Turner, Chas 15 9 Joe 3 55 Sing Loy Kee 1 6b Itagaki, D . . . . Perry, Manuel 6 60 Hing Lee ...... 8 40 Shimosuka, I 7 20 Titcomb, Chas 4 9 Sing Yee (w) 10 50 Ilccdciy 'A Perry, Lawrence 9 05 Hing Lee Chan 7 IO ...... 7 10 Shirai 600 Ulunahele, CapL J. ML . . 10 15 Ant...... Song Wo ...... 8 80 Imigouchi, T. 20 Sononiura Perreira, P I 85 Hing Wo In Co. . 3 00 7 1150 Uli 3 40 Ho' En Fo , 13 40 Soon, Y. A...... 11 00 Irie, J. . 7 20 Shogetsudo ...... Van Giesen, (Trustee) 74 20 Rodrigues, Mary I 00 1730 C Ho Fon and Min Kong 10 40 Soon Lee ...... 2 45 Ishikawa, T. . 17 55 Sumida, Z 13 30 Waikoloa, Minnie A. 13 20 Rodrigues, John I 70 Ho Gin 7 20 Sue Ohg ...... 2 70 Eritiy, 7 10 Sugihara, Tagi 6 00 Wahamana 5 85 Rocha, Miss R 2 70 ...... Sun Choy Sing Co. 64 90 Ikida, M 13 Suzuki, Wahinepio Ramao, Louisa G 6 00 Ho Hee U. 6 25 .... 30 Haru 20 30 ...... 990 1 Sun Hop Lee ...... 3 80 Ishisaki I. . 61 00 Shuginaga. T. 6 85 Rodrigues, Antone, Jr...... 11 10 Ho Wan 70 ...... 9 40 Waiwaiole Ho Yen Sun Hop Yick 1 60 Isono, S...... Susuki, Y. Waiwaiole, David I 80 Rosa, Maria 9 3 Kee 13 30 ..... 9 40 66b Hoo 10 Sun Kong Sing Co...... 905 Ito, Y. 7 10 Suenaka Waiwaiole, Moses 7 20 Rodrigues, M. & wife ...... 490 Men 7 ... 7 20 Hoon Shoon Sun Wo In ...... 1 85 Inokuchi, I...... 28 00 Sumida. G. 11 Wiliokai, Mrs. K. 19 80 Rapoza, Manuel 1 70 15 50 50 Wo Co.. Sun Wo Lee ... 1 60 Kawasaki, M. . 10 Sugai. K. Wilhelm, Libby U. 10 40 Rodrigues, Ontario 3 25 Hoon 270 7 7 20 Hong Kee .. 20 Sung Lung ...... 13 20 Kakuhara, G...... 7 20 Tayama, Y. 6 80 Wise, Henry . 7 20 Rodrigues. Antone 11 50 XoA ...... 7 12 70 Sung Mau Lee ...... Kaisan. I. . 11 1 Emma Rawlins, Manuel 11 00 Hong Yook 7 20 50 Tanaka, K. 70 Wood, II 50 Tai Chong ...... 7 20 Katsunuma, Dr. . . 1 Reinzeintes, Maria 1 70 Hop Lee Co 12 6b T. 7 20 Taga, T 13 80 Wong Ham, Eddie 70 Tai Loy ...... 1 70 . Tetrcctzij F Woods, Palmer Robello, Frank .. 26 90 Hop Sang Yin Co. 8 20 Kawauchi, I...... 12 60 6 00 P. 4 90 Tai Sing Co...... 26 50 Kakisako, A. . M Wallace, Chas. 12 60 Ramao, M 2 70 Hop Wo Lee ...... 4 90 7 10 Tanaka. 7 20 Tai You, W...... 8 20 . Waiwaiole, D. 80 Rawlins, J. R. ... 3 80 Hop Yick Chan ...... 2 70 Kanemori, T...... 7 20 Takeshita, T I 7 19 Tan Hing 30 20 Rocha, A. 11 50 Hop Wo Yuen Co...... 36 80 Kaneia, I. ... 7 10 famura II 50 Walker, Matilda .. 44 5 Tarn Pan 11 50 Waiamau, Est. Poipe . 8 20 Soares, Agnes ... 9 30 Hoy Kum r 6b Kawamoto, Z...... 7 20 Takeuchi II 50 Tsen Shing 7 10 Kandaki, E. 28 Wahinemaikai, Esther 13 70 Silva, M. J. 8 90 Jay Chee ...... 29 10 ...... 10 Tani II 50 Tong Lee 2 70 Kagimura . S. Williams. Henry 13 70 Souza, Antone de ...... 7 70 Kalihi Pig tarm 10 00 ...... 4 9o Takao, i II 50 Kam Kee ... 13 95 Tong Lee ...... 7 20 Kanomata, H. 13 20 Tani, Mrs. K. 600 Wilcox. Mrs. Theresa 55 35 Silva, Rosalie de ...... 2 70 Tong Lock Co. Kam Niu .'...... 17 55 127 00 Kawamoto ...... 28 00 Tanaka, S 7 20 Williams, Rose . I 70 Souza, Victorine 7 20 ...... Tong Sen 1 Kan Ten Sangminor ... 1 ...... 2 90 Kani ...... 7 20 Takahashi 18 10 Winchester, Chas., Jr. 70 Souza, M. de Rego .... 10 50 ...... 70 Tom Cho Wond. Mrs. Geo 7 10 Souza, et al. & J. Coelho 7 10 Kee Kan, Y. 19 25 ...... 9 3o I 60 Takiyama, I. 8 40 Tom Kim Kee ...... 13 70 Woodward. Emily 1 70 Silva, Jordan A. 11 50 Kin Kee Sen xen 8 80 Kmoshita, S...... 4 50 Tanaka, K. 18 70 Tuck Chan, alias Au Young 11 Yowell, Santos, Manuel , dos, 2 Kong Fee L. (bal.) 17 85 Kimoto ...... 50 Tashibana, T...... 720 Sarah E. .... 880 Jr. 70 Tuck1 Chan 20 Silva, M. 11 Kong Lee 33 50 ... 7 Kimura, H. & Doi, J. . 4 90 Tanaka II 50 50 Tung Hung 20 PORTUGUESE DELINQUENT IJST, Silva, M. M. 7 95 Kong Sing Fat ...... 7 20 ..... 7 Kimura, D. 7 20 Tanouye, K. 1 2 70 Kong Yen Fat and Kong Fook Van Hing, Y...... 7 20 Kimura, O. 7 20 Tatei, F. 13 80 TEAS 1906. Silva, John de ...... 7 10 9 40 Wai Chew Silva, Vincent ... Koon Chee ...... 12 70 ...... 21 00 Kimura, K...... 16 00 Tagami, 0 2 70 9 30 Wai Hing, L...... 2 70 Silva, M. G...... 9 30 Kew Cook 17 6b ...... Kimura ...... 12 70 Tasaka, T. 7 20 Andrade. Louis ...... $ 13 7 1 Winam, C...... 109 00 Kishi, M. . . ; Takafuji, G Silva, Mrs. . Antone de Kwock Jan ...... 70 ...... I 70 ...... 720 1 4 05 Winam, 106 10 Aguier, J. L. 70 Kwong Chong Yen 38 00 C, Tr. Kowao, D. ... 7 20 Tanabe, K. IO 25 Aguiar, Alanuel Silva, Manuel 7 20 Winam, Mrs. T. S. 2 15 Silva, J. A. 11 Kwong Hop Yin ...... 3 30 53 30 Konda ...... - , 7 20 Tanaka. K. I 70 Abreu Manuel, Est 50 Wing Chong . . 1 6b Jrii I 70 Santos, L. dos . 2 Kwong Hop Co. 38 00 .... Kobayashi, E. K...... 3350 Togawa, M 8 20 Abbey, Mary 6 00 ...... 70 Wing Chong Wo Co. 3S ..4 ... Souza. Manuel 8 Kwong Mow 2 6b ...... 90 Koizumi, G. '. 12 70 Tozcilvii JT 11 o Albert, . . 20 40 Wing 11 John J. 7 Teixeira, Santos . . Kwong Mow Yuen ; .... 12 10 Hing 50 Kodama, Y; .. . 20 30 Tsuru, K 18 80 AnpJrade, Manuel Je, fct al. Jose 7 20 Wing Hop Co. ... 10 40 G. Kwong Sang Tai Co. 25 In 14 30 Kouchiyama, H. 7 20 Tsubota, K. 13 80 Qhrelhante, Joap T. 80 Tavares, Maria 70 3 Wing Lee 8 80 3 Tavares, Alves 60 Kwong Sing Co...... 1 60 ...... Koochi, S...... 2 15 Tsuiciyama G 1 1 60 Buterb, ArtPonev 12 70 Kwong Sung Yin 10 Wing Man Co...... 3 30 Kobayashi . . 12 70 Tsuda II 50 Bright, Antone Teves, Louisa J. 90 ..... 40 Wing Mow 80 I 70 Tavares, Manuel Kwong Wo Sung Co. .. 12 60 ...... 3 Koj ima, S. 12 70 Ugata, K 7 20 Battencourt, Mrs. F. A. S 7 10 35 Wing Sing Chong Co. 55! ...... Tillander, Julia , 30 Kwong Yee Society 83 00 .... 57 Kondo, G...... l6 70 Uyeoka, S 600 Borges, M. R. 2 75 Wing Sing Chong 19 20; Teves, A. 11 50 Kue Yuen ...... 7 20 ...... Kudara ...... 11 50 Uchida. S 10 85 Baptista. Joao 12 60 I Wing Sing Hop Kee 24 7o 18 Tavares, Silveira . 8 20 Kum Tarn ..... 7 20 Kurarnitsu, E. .... 12 6b Uchino. S 80 Coite, M. V. de 15 65 Wing .... Tomaz, Joaquin F. 2 Kum Yin ... 1 70 Tai ...... 24 20 Kuano, M...... 3 55 Wada, K. 3 S Camara, Mary C. 97 30 25 ...... Wo Chong Co. Telles, Ezidedio . . 1 Lai Chew 7 10 ...... 20 30 Kuramoto, E ...... 7 20 Wada, H 6 00 CabraL Manuel 7 10 05 Wo Chong Lung Iavares, Francisco 7 80 Lai Kau and Ah Kau 12 70 ...... 380 Kumake, K. 7 20 Watanabe 12 70 Correa, M. M 600 Wo Hop Co 70! ' Tavares, Oliveira 14 80 Lam Sai Ho Society ...... 21 15 ...... 13 Kurosawa, Dr. K. 8 20 Wakita, M 16 IO Cambra, Francisco 16c Wo Hop ...... 1 6b Tavares, B. 1 80 Lam Sam 14 Kee .. Kubo, N 11 Wakakuwa 7 10 Costa,' Antone de 22 80 J...... 30 Wo Kee 6 50 Vieira, Henry, Sr. 14680 Lam Sau 7 20 ...... 00 Kumagai, J...... ; 8 90 Wakita, K. 9 9" Carvalho, J. Joao 7 20 Wong Chong ...... 16 10 V leira, Josephine 1 1 50 Lam Shee (w) ...... 22 OO ...... Maisaka, Y.. 6 00 Watanabe, K. 720 Carvalho. Ant. Souza 9 05 Wong Heong 11 50 Vieira, A. K. 4 10 Lam Soon ...... 31 30 ...... Matsuki, K...... 6 30 Wakisaka ; . . 11 5 Coito, Augustinho - ; , 880 Foong- , 7 20 Wong Hing ...... 7 10 Lau Gum ...... Matzie, Chas. 1 70 Waki, S. 8 20 Costa, Jose G. de 5 50 1906'. Wong Kong Sung 12 10 CHINESE DELINQUENT LIST, Lau Kin ...... 11 50 ...... Maeda, K. ,, . 7 20 Watanabe. M 18 80 Cordeiro, M. (minor) 1 25 Ng Wong Kwai (bal.)...... 132 90 Lau ...... 10 . Yarino, U 50 Costa, Manuel de 50 ...... 7 Wong Leong Makino. F. K. . . . . 17 6b II ir Lau Ng, Leu Sen, Attorney. .. . 5 45 ...... 385 Yanagihara, T I 6b Canario, J. S. 8 75 Akana, alias Wu Tung ...... 128 60 Wong Leong Mato, H. 7 20 Lau Sin 7 20 ...... 7 10 Yamasaki, M. 19 40 Cordeiro, Jose de 1 60 S6U 5 9 3 Wong Moi (w) Matsuoka, M. .... 13 30 Yong Lau Shun ...... 15 15 .... 3 90 Mada, J. Yamamoto, Y. I 70 Carreira. Mrs. M 1 70 Au Sin 13 70 Wong Nip ...... 18 10 ...... 7 20 Lee Chung 13 80 ...... Matsuda. Y. . 12 Yamamoto. I 7 10 Castro, lhos . .. 11 50 Au Yong lee, alias Ah 1 .... 19 00 Wong See ( w) ...... 3 80 .... 70 Lee'Kjm Sing ...... 3i 40 ...... Mabe, K. . 12 Yamada, H, 7 10 Caldeira, Jno. Joaquin 8 40 Ah Pat ...... 2 70 Wong Shee (w) ...... 10 40 ...... 70 !' Lee Lip . 28 20 Masuda and Okata 11 Yamane, T ..... 10 40 Ceazer, Annie 4 40 Ah Yama 7 20 Lee Look Wong Sing Co...... 19 30 50 Correa. A. G. 8 20 Ah Fan f 2 70 ...... 7 20 Matsuno . 14 40 Yamagai, T 6 00 Lee Mee 11, Wo On Fui Kon Ass'n ...... 62 70 Carvalho, Joao 7 20 Ah Tai 12 70 50 Matsushita, W. ... 7 20 Yamasaki II 50 Lee Mung 1 Woon Fook Sing 11 50 IT. 10 Costa. Joe de 10 80 Ah Sam ...... 70 Masuda, K...... 7 10 Yamanaka, 7 1040 Lee Nip Woo Hing ...... 5 50 OO Cordeiro. M. (Tr.) 2 70 Ah Sam ...... 7 20 Marashige, A. . . . . 7 20 Yamamoto, H 17 720 Lee Pat ... 85 Wu Nee, alias Woo Ngee 11 50 Yanaya, I. Camacho, J. G. 2 50 Ah Sam 8 20 II Yap Yen Minatoya 7 20 II 50 Lee Pun, Trustee ...... 11 50 ...... " 7 20 Miyagawa, Yasumori, S 9 30 Duarte, Frank 720 Ah Fat ... 7 20 Yau Lee Co. 2 70 T. .... 14 90 Duarte, Ah Sang 12 Lee Quai ...... 2 70 Miyamoto, O Yasutake, R 7 10 Manuel 1120 70 Yee Cheung ...... 3 25 7 30 Dias, August 2 Ahana, W. 456 Lee Sar Kee 18 30 Miyakuni .. 6 80 Yamashita, T 2 90 70 W...... 45 Lee Sing alias Tee 117 20 Yee Chew Fan, Mrs...... 11 50 Enos, Joe 5 10 Ah .Lee Co Woo...... Miyada ...... 7 20 Yamashita, T II 50 4 90 Chong ... Lee Tai In Co...... 6 00 Yee i 8 20 Yoshikawa. S 20 Enos, Mrs. Mary 300 Ah Keong 7 20 Yee Kee Minioka, K. 7 20 7 Lee Tim ...... 1 60 En ...... 7 95 Yoshioka, 17 60 Fernandez, Louisa 3 25 Ah Kean 11 20 Yee Hop Co 10 Miyaki, H...... 2 70 0 Lee Tong 11 50 7 18 Yoshika, K 21 50 Fuss. John 9 65 Ah Leong & Co 6 10 Yee Lee .... 6 00 Miyamoto, H . 10 Freitas, Lizarda I 70 Ah Sing 7 20 Lee Yick Co...... 2 70 Mitsuoka, F ; . 7 20 Yoshimura, S 8 40 Leong, W. L. 75 Yee Sang Chan 1 40 12 Freitas Manuel Ah Ping, T, 2 15 ...... 7 Minamoto ...... 50 Yoshimura, M 70 220 Leong Chong 8 80 Yee Sau 7 20 Farias, Maria 6 85 Ah Fook, L. 9 85 ...... Minagawa, E. .117 20 Leong Chun 11 Yee Sun Co. 13 70 INCOME DELINQUENT LIST, 1906. rreitas. Joaquin r 10 40 Ah Chong 11 50 50 Yee Wo (Laundry) ...... Minoda . 12 70 Ferreira, Mary Ah Kong i 18 Leong Chung . .' 18 10 930 Miyahara, T. 13 7o 70 Leong Yee Wo ...... J. 9 40 7 20 Fernandez 3 65 Ah Chong Kit 7 20 Misumi, M. ... 20 Andrade, Manuel 15 J 720 Leong Loy ' 8 Yee Wo ...... 1 10 7 2 Ferreira, 10 15 Ah Chow 1 35 ...... 90 ....f " Miwa, S. ; . 20 Andrade, S C Leong Man Chew ... Yee Wo In Co. 7 10 7 J. 9 30 Freitas, Manuel 7 20 Ah Chow 14 90 9 30 Minamigi, F...... 1 6b Andrade. Joseph . . 5 00 Len Choy ...... , 6 Yee Wo, alias Akwai .... 36 30 Freitas, Manuel Abreu I 70 rh Hoo 7 20 20 Miyama . 8 20 Adam, P 2 70 Let, W. G 10 Yee Wo, alias Yong En 25 25 Freitas, M. F. 15 90 Ah Look 16 20 7 Miyagi. R 7 20 Anoano ...... I 70 Leu Bow 7 10 Yeong Yau 1 70 Ferreira, Marian J 8 20 Ah Soo 1 8 40 Mitsuhiro I 7 20 (.f?cli J. 3 9 Leu Hop 7 20 68 70 Freitas, Francisco .. 4 40 Ahlo. L. (bal.) 28 60 ..... Miwa, U 2 15 Ash ford, C. W. 1 5 90 Leu Pow 7 15 Yie Yee Tong Club 40 10 Farias, Manuel .'. 9 90 Ah Yong 7 20 Co. Miyata, R...... 31 40 Rennett, R. F., Capt 9 30 - Li, K. 1 Yick Lee ...... 2 70 Freitas, Antone 80 Ah Hung, T. 19 20 Dr. F. 60 Minami, F, 12 Bcrgstrom, Lin Fo You Yit Lee Co...... 20 40 ...... 70 J. W 7 30 Frias, Antone Santos 9 30 Ah Chun (w) 11 50 ...... 7 20 Miyamoto 12 10 Lin Hong Co. You Lee ...... 9 30 Blake, F. E 9 45 Frias, Arthur 12 60 Bawl Young 8 00 ...... 50 00 Miyada, T. 9 40 Bisho, M. 90. Lin Sing Co. 20 You Sang ...... 1 6b Freitas, Jose de 2 50 Chang Wo 1480 ...... 13 Morita, T...... 6 00 Boyd, Wm. H 5 10 ". Young Chook Hin and Chock Freitas, G. Chang Hong Kee Lin Sung r 70 Moriyama, B...... de 4 40 14 25 Bark ...... 15 90 7 20 Boyd, E. M 4 90 Ferreira. Domingo 15 Chang Hong Kee 19 20 Lin Wo ...... 10 40 Mori S 90 Lin Yan Young Choy 2 70 9 30 Boyer, A 2 04 Gomes, Jose 1150 Chang Chew Son 6 55 13 90 Moriyama ...... 12 70 Brede, P. C 2 55 Loo Chit Sam 11 Young Hun ...... 15 40 Gonsalves. Maria 160 Chang Shun 6 00 25 Mori. R. 14 00 Bush, E I 6b Loo Joe 12 60 Young Kee 2 70 ...... John Gomes irginia 13 7 Chang Hong 5 00 Murakami, R 8 20 Busch, Carl 5 60 Loo Kan 7 20 Young Kee 7 20 Gaspar. Estate Manuel R. .... 12 10 Chang Fook 11 50 Young Murashige, 7 20 Brito, Joseph 3 95 Chang Hoon Loo Kyen 8 30 Ping ...... 7 20 Gurreira. Mrs. E. 15 40 9 30 Young Qwai 00 Murashige, Y. ... 15 50 Brown, Wm 2 90 Gomes, M . Chang Ung 00 Look Kim ... 8 80 5 3 30 13 Young Tai 11 Muraoka, K. . . . ,. l6 OO Brown, E. M. 2 70 Co. Look Mong Wa ...... 7 20 50 Gloria, Maria de 5 5 Chan Lee 5 75 Yuen Chan 8 20 Muramoto II SO Brown, J. F. 16 00 10 Kee, Look Sing Wai Co ... 3i 40 Guflherme. John 7 Chan T. 8 20 Yuen Hing Co. 12 Murakami, D...... 2 70 Brown, Geo. II 6 00 Gonsalves. 1 CO Gha Fook 10 Loong Sang Wai Co. 31 40 ...... 05 Luberto J 14 Yuen Wo 2 Muranaka, M. 10 40 Campbell, Marston 9 30 Gomes, Phillip 10 00 Chan Kai 8 45 Look See (w) 12 6b ...... 70 John Yuen Wo Chong 12 6b Muranaka F. . . . . , 13 30 Campbell, W. A 6 70 Gonsalves, A. 1 1 50 Chee Yip 8 20 Lui Pio, alias Yuen Pio 11 50 ..... J Yun Kee 1 Murada, K. 7 20 Campbell, Geo 7 9 Chee Hoon 13 Luk Shing Wai Co 21 05 70 Gonsalves. A. J 820 45 & Co Nakabayashi, G. . . Campbell, W, M 6 00 ' Lum Ching 33 Yun Wo ...... 25 25 21 40 Guerra. M. F...... 2 70 Chee Chow 7 20 50 Nakabayashi Carlon, Raymond 2 70 1 Lum Chun 7 70 Gbmreia Jacintho I 70 Chee See 85 Nagata . Caileton, E. H I 35 Hardy. M. M. Chee Lum Fai ...... 14 80 JAPANESE DELINQUENT LIST, . 14 IO Mrs. 3190 Chee Wai Hoon and Hon Nakagawa, K. 6 Carlson, Frank 2 70 Hendricks, Jno. G. Lai 61 00 Lum Hing 12 60 1906. .... 00 720 Nakahara ...... 12 CcisH, 0 4 02 Innis. Chee Kam, Chee Ying Lun, agt 11 00 Lum Hoo 14 40 70 Frank II 50 I TsilcHit XT Church, F. 7 10 Sing Co. I 60 Lum Koon Lau 6 00 7 20 J Ignacio. t 490 Check Chilline:worth, S. F 3 80 Jesrrs, Mrs. G. Cheong Cheong 20 Lum Kow ..... 14 30 Akashi 11 50 Nakashima 7 20 de 2 70 ... 7 Araki ., 8 80 Nakamoto K. 6 City Meat Co., Ltd. 170 80 Jesus, M. Pestana 12 Chew Hoon Wai 24 90 Lum Leong l8 AO ...... 00 35 Nakagawa, G. 16 IO Claxton, G 5 83 Jardin. Manuel 80 Chey Chong 90 Lum Leong and Siu Ol 6 95 Akase, T. 7 20 Jr. 3 4 Akimoto, T. . 80 Naramoto 20 Club Stables Co., Ltd 72 20 Joc, Ramond I 70 Ching Bo 7 20 Lum Sing 17 70 ...... 3 7 Lum Wah Kee Akimoto, T. 8 80 Nakamura T 13 80 Clark, Walter 4 80 Joice. Maria R 7 10 Chin Loy Fook 3 00 4 90 Costa, Charles 85 Jardin, Manuel R 2 Chin Too Sau 11 20 Lum Wing, Yim Jan Kong, agt II 00 Akita. H. 8 20 Nakamoto 46 70 70 Akimoto, K. Nakashima, . Conradt, C. C .... 5 5 Jesus, Guilmeina 000 Chin Pan IO 50 Mak Win Lee (w) 15 35 ...... 7 70 T. ... 1725 Man Chong 11 Akita, M. 3 90 Nakanii H...... 1 70 Colburn, Jno. F 40 32 Larsen. Mrs. Wm 25 30 Chin Chow (w) 2 OO .... 50 W. 48 Leal, Chin Jam Yen 66 60 Man Chong 1 6b Aoki, Y. 9 30 Naramoto 12 70 Cornwell. Est. H ill John 600 G 3 80 Lima, Chin Yong 7 20 Mau Kui 17 80 Anno, S...... 37 90 Namamura ... 8 20 Cordes, Marion 2 70 Cooley, A. 00 Chin Tim 8 20 Mee Lee Co 75 Aoki, IC 7 10 Ninomiya, T...... 7 20 E 9 Lcmos, J II 50 G. 6 00 Y. M. C. A. Ming Kee 1 60 Aloha Company 2 80 Nishiguchi, S...... II 50 Cook. M Lutera. Est Joseph 14 90 Chinese no 50 Coffey, B 80 Church My Nin 11 Aoya, K...... 1 60 Nishimura. R . 7 20 A. Lorenza, F. G 4 9 Chinese 17 00 50 Compo, G. L. 6 00 Medeiros Mrs. M. G. de 630 Chinese Hospital, Trs. of ... . 84 70 Mon Ho 1 70 Chinaka. T...... 3 90 Nishigouchi, T. 8 20 CT G. B 21 00 70 society 22 Mow Man 14 90 EIzhIci, 7 20 Nerio. B. .. 14 90 Curtis, Mello. Frank C. de 2 Chinese Uenevoient ... 50 1 Medeiros, 20 Chock Sing 20 Mow On Wai Co. 21 Fukuda, F...... 16 80 Nishijima, S. 11 50 Curran, M. F 70 Manuel 7 93 70 6 00 Martin, Manuel 8 40 Chock Kee 1 10 Mow Yick 11 50 Fujimoto, T. ... 2 70 Nosaka, M. .. 11 50 Chasson, J M 2 40 Medeiros, 6 00 Chong Loy 1 60 Nee Lin Tong 6 00 Fujinaka, T. . . 11 50 Nozaki M. 8 20 Chandler, II. J. P 10 McGrew. Mrs. L. 17 00 Chong Pui 12 70 Ng Fat 7 20 Fukuzawa, C. .. 7 20 Noda, IC 7 20 Davis. Geo. A 7 11 K. Day. II. 6 00 Marks. Antone T. 3 40 Chong Lee , 8 20 Ngee Sun Yuen Co 11 50 Fujii, H...... 50 Nomura, 4 6b J , I 95 Machado, Joaquin 13 80 Chong Lung 3 Nin Kee 3 00 Fujimoto. A. ... 1 70 Nomura 7 20 Davis, James 30 A 12 20 Medeiros, Manuel B...... 3 80 Chong Lee 11 ?o Oi Kee ...... 10 40 Fukuda F. 2 15 Noto, M. 7 20 Dexter, R. 1 Tas. 6 70 Marmies. Frank I 70 Chong Kong Seu 10 On Fah (w) ...... 4 35 Fukuda. J 10 Ota, K. .. 6 00 Devlin, . Henry 2 50 Marino. M. J 7 7 Chong Jack Quan 61 OO On Tai, Carl 94 00 Fukamachi, TL . 6 00 Ozaki . 10 40 De La Cruzc. Machado. Jose I 05 Chong Hip Hin 7 20 Oo Siark Ki Lo 10 15 Fujimura, U. .. 1 60 Okazaki K. 7 20 Delaney, J. J 70 S I 95 Mello. Maria R. de 7 10 Chong Sing 7 20 Pang Fong 8765 Fujita, Y 7 20 Okada, T. 9 85 Donagho, J. 35 Medeiros. J. F. 11 50 Chong Yow 1 70 Pang Hoy 5 00 Gondo, M. .... 7 20 Okada, I. II 50 Doyle, J. W I Moniz, John R I 05 Chow Sau 11 50 Pang Lum Mow and Pang Mew-Sin- g Goto, K. 8 20 Okamura, H 2 70 Dowing, J. 1 3 85 Moniz. Maria I 70 (.now 1 ee, anas 1 uck 22 Hamada, M. ... 2 70 9 30 Dowsing, C. M. 2 70 bo. sing ... 7 20 50 I!

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JANUARY 30, 1907.

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0 50 nooiuiu . 4 go OO Capt. A. . . 30 W. Holt, died." Doyle, Chester 6 Tullctt,' 9 6 00 K.aae, 1 60 Mahelona, S. Jessie, Admr. Est. Mar Dutot, L. B 3 20 Vierra, M 6 00 garet V. Dove, Chas. V. E. . 6 Walker, J. S 15 90 Manuhaaipo . Carter 1S6 25 90 Manini, J. F 8 20 Kaaukal, Helen 8 75 - ..WE.. i liters 8 85 Warren, II...... 4 30 1 60 Jr- Wagner, 6 70 Nalopi . , - Iokewe 27 45 4 95 J 1123 Kagi . 1 60 2 40 Namanuhanai ...... Erving, W. T...... 30 Watt D 1 05 ivamakea & Makakoa 2 85 Watson, E. NL 17 00 Naleielima ...... England, W. J 25 ... Poinalo, D. N 7 76 Kalona, Pa 2 Repair Carriages Ilysiis J- - Ward, K. 3 25 40 W...... Richardson, Elizabeth K. 12 71 Kahinu . 3 80 Farr. G. W 20 Weatherwax, Chas. 2 70 92 Kauka, We have ful'v-equlpp- ed prem- 80 Smith. Henry, for George Lucas 24 Sam 7 10 Fernbach, B 04 Weiske. Max 3 1 60 Kaapu, D, K. 3 80 ises on Queen street, between 12 20 Sun Kee Ferneuf, E. 40 White, C. M. Tom Pong 9 30 Kaehu (w) 3 25 Fort and Alakea streets, and are Fletcher, W. L. 75 Whiting, W. A. . . . 9 30 Umi, John, Jr. 2 70 Kaleikini. Laika 2 60 In shape to do flrst-cla- a repair- Freeman, Capt. W, K. 12 60 Winters, W. S. ... 90 Wing Hop Hing 2 70 Kahipu, Kupele 3 20 ing, painting, etc Fulmore, S. R. .. I 60 Wilder, J. O 40 You Hon Z 15 Kaaimanu, Lukela 27 45 - This department Is In charre R 04 Gedge, Norman E. 20 Windrath, Kelli, Klnohou 2 15 of skilled workmen, who, bestdeg II Wood, 70 wagons, Gilbert, O. St. John 10 F. W...... DELINQUENT INCOME TAX, 1906, Kealakuhilima . 2 50 doing repair work, build is Wond, Geo 00 Kikeona, 05 drays carriages. Gilbert, M. V. W. 7 25 WAI ANAE DISTRICT. Uena 1 and Worrall, R. H. 20 3 35 moder- Gomes. A 3 20 ... Kuluwalmaka. Mrs. E Prices are exceedingly Yoshizawa, Dr. J. . 75 2 65 Kupukupu . 9 85 ate, and the service unequaled Gregory, J 2 30 McMillan, Thos. .$ Kvta, Grant, E. I 80 J. (Admr. Est. Kahika In the Territory. 1906, EWA PU) . .A 3 25 Grimes, V. 2 70 DELINQUENT TAX LIST, LIST, A. N. SCHUMAN CARRIAGE DELINQUENT INCOME TAX Lne, Jr., W. C 11 50 Sanford CO., Ltd. Gray, Noah W. 50 II DISTRICT. 1906. EWA DISTRICT. Logan, S. W. 9 40 Carriage Repair Department, Groves, Robt 95 4 Lukela, 8 75 Graduate Optician Queen Street, between Fort and Gunderson, A 2 41 Julia 70 Beteredge, A. ... 3 Luanuu . ... 2 15 Alakea Streets. Gurrey, V 20 Aniani, D. et al.. . . 4 90 7 05 J. 3 Eckart, H. R. ... Mahuka, Koo 7 60 L Aniani, D I 60 2 59 Harvey, F. R 12 20 Easton, W. E. ... Makakehau . . . 2 50 Ah Kai, Y...... , 27 01 72 I 40 Fine, Wood Makia, 4 15 Ahlo, L. 6 CO 70 Peter Boston Building, C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Hayes, T. A. 46 55 Gault, C. A...... 2 Makaohe, 3 55 Ahin, Y 28 00 2 59 Clemence llayselden, H. T. 4 20 Lloyd, J. W. . . . . & Ll-- Sugar Factors and Commission K- -, Nailieha Nalopi, or Kela E Archer, F. Atty. in fact for 98 I cirri 3y Cj. S 4 35 Lea, E. J...... 7 Ho 6 Punohu Muir .... 14 80 8 80 Fort Street Merchants. 1 lagan. N I 3S McLeod, T. Paehaole, Mrs. 4 Allen, Lydia R. 2 15 72 m IirncSj J-- D 3 15 Mulholland, J. ... Punee ...... 4 35 LIST OF OFFICERS. Colburn, F. 88 so 2 70 OVER MAY & CO. Hanson, F. 99 John Parmenter, Mark Roberts, Joe 5 45 C M. Cooke, .President; George If. Chee Wai Jt9 8 30 Hasegawa. Dr. G I 43 ...... 3i Warren, L...... Savidge, Wm, 1 85 Robertson, Manager; E. P. RUhop, Choy Sang Co. 25 21 Herrick, FJdward T. 90 Sun Choy . 2 30 Treasurer and Secretary; W. Mao-tarl&- ne, ...... 4 Hawaii Yacht Club 15 90 F Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co... 20 50 WAIAL.UA DELINQUENT TAX- Unknown Owner of 'Kuleana Auditor; P. C Jones, C. 1C G. Howard, G. A. .... 2 70 1906 PROPERTY TAX. Helu 8340 1 60 Cooke, R. Gait, Henshall, F...... 4 90 Yee PAYERS. '.. BEST SOAP. THAT'S OURS. J. Director. Hee, Kan S 78 Hin ...... 4 90 Unknown Onwer Hftirs of Ehu. 5 45 F. Hoomanawanui .... 2 15 Hima, Mary 7 20 Watson, Mrs. Ekekela 1 60 Herrick, Chas. 9 30 Sing Kee NOW Hiram, 94 Ho 9 3 Heen, H. A. 11 50 Wilder, S. G.. 2 50 WM. G. IRWIN ft CO., LTD, John ...... Heen, H. A 50 Honan, Thos. A., 1 60 99 Herbert, Allan 6 00 Wong Kwal 122 90 Jr Horner, Robt. 2 15 4 55 Holt; H. A., Adm. ... 2 90 Wm. O. Irwin President and Manage? Herbert, Allan 5 45 22 50 a Case Delivered Vice-Pretl- Humphreys, A. S 10 60 ... Holt, R. W. I hereby certify that the foregoing is $4.00 John D. Spreckels Firrt d est . . . 7 10 Viee-Preside- Hudson, C. V 2 92 Ho Chan II 50 Iaea, Issac, Tr...... a correct list of the Delinquent Taxes W. M. Oiffard...Seeond al Sing . . 10 Hughes, G IO Ho Kong 40 Kalll, Alfred 6 00 for the First Taxation Division, Island H. M. Wkitney Treasurer Isodaki 1 60 9 30 1906, H CO Kumano, Koolelo .... of Oabu, for the year to the best BY YOUR GROCER. Richard Ivers 8eeretary Ii, . .' 6 00 6 90 my Jacobs, Arthur ., 55 Ishihara Kallkemaka, Tillie ... of knowledge and belief. W. F. Wilson.. Auditor Inouye 6 00 1 60 . Johnson, H. S. 85 .... Xjtn6t P. O JAMES L. HOLT, BTjfOAB FACTORS AND ...... Isodct 8 20 Singr 38 00 Division. Johnson, Arvid 25 Lau Hoi Assessor. First COMMISSION AOZSTTt Kaikainahaole opio 2 70 Maile, C. B 3 25 Johnson, Mary 80 ; Kaanaana, J. K. . 22 50 Mahaulu. A. S...... 930 AGENTS FOB Xamanonhi. John K. 30 Praa-else- o, Kapiolani Kanahele, J...... 25 58 Mahoe, S. K. 11 50 Honolulu SOQQ Oeeaaie Steamship Co, San Est., Ltd. 77 25 Song . 8 20 IKS CaL Kahalewai, H 85 Kim Kwon 45 71 Masuko ...... Kalou, D 8 20 McAngus, A. 6 00 Western 8ugar Seflaiag Ce IBav IV&l&lCldcly J S- - 6 00 Kahikina, Poipe 22 50 Naukana, Ben 13 60 Francisco, CaL Kanepuu, Jos. K. 1 30 Limited. . . Naukana, 160 Baldwin Locomotive Works, Kawananakoa, David .... 60 Kamealoha, et al. 3 25 Joe Pailsr ..... I Kekaula. J. K. et al 2 70 Pratt. E. K. Mrs . 41 40 delphia, Pa. A Ja 10 60 ACHt Kaneihalau, Kiha . . S 78 See Sung Wai, H. A. Heen) ... 26 05 T. L. WALDRON, Agent Newall Universal Mill Co, Haas-facture- rs Kelley, John 1 05 Shiraishi, Y. 2 45 Kaikona, Thos. A 60 Kahookaa 3 52 of National Can Shredar, Kamai (w) 11 50 Tong Sung Wai ' 9 85 New York, N. Y. Keehan. M 2 20 : 6 00 Kalama, E. P...... 10 51 Uaia, G. M. Pacific Oil Transportation Co, Caa Kincaid. Wm. M. ... 12 60 85 Kapule, V. 17 88 Waikoloa, Ahuna 4 Francisco, CaL King, Geo. V. R. 10 80 00 ...... Kalala (w) . 2 15 Wood, Edgar 52 Kishi, M ...... 28 00 Kaualoku, M. K. 1 60 Watt, Geo. VEDERE Kidd, R. B "53 80 4 70 Keaka Kaiuli 3 80 Waialua, Mer. Co., L.td. . Kins:, Chas. E. 9 30 8 Yoshimoto, S. Dr...... ,. 8 30 Fire Insurance. Kiblmg. A. 2 58 Kim Chong Ok 20 C Kahakauiia 1 60 C King. F. M. : 6 66 ...... DELINQUENT TAX- - BELVEDERE, Al Laa, Wm 25 WAIALUA Kiermun, 6 OO 03 1906, THE B. F. DILLINGHAM J. F. Li wai. 10 PAYERS. INCOME TAX. CO, Knight. A I 7 Maleka 7 WE HAVE LEARNED from experi. Loo Kau 1 60 Kolomoku, H 2 65 Deacon, G. T...... S 5 25 pays very so Minutes From San Francisco LTD. Mossnian, Wm...... 7 10 ence that it to sell the best Kurasaki, Dr. D O CO Ana SvIorsjS) S S 6 45 meats can be secured on the Tiburon Ferry. General Agents for IlawsH. Laird, I. 55 Momona, 5 45 Souza, JoS 1 70 that James C. 10 Atlas Assnrance Company of London, 12 60 Maemae, H 07 A. 2 50 market. Now the Larsen. W. 6 82 Wiess, H. New York Underwriters' Agency. Lane, C. 2 7 Mahoe (w) J. 85 IT PAYS YOU to get them If they HAWAIIAN HEADQUARTERS. Providence Washington Insurance Cobb Lane, Wm I 55 Mahi, Ema 9 KOOLAUPOKO DELINQUENT TAX Meemano, K. srive you more satisfaction and are pany. Ladd, Sam 2 70 H. 5 17 LIST, 1906. Morgan, F. I ...... neces- MRS. A. MOORE, Owner. Levin, S 1 Jas. .... 33 better suited to supply the F. ... 40 10 Lewis, Chas 2 95 Matsuniori ...... 7 Apana, C : '...$ 6 00 sary strength and hearthfulness which Good Soda is Necessary. ... Mahelona, Sol. 6 00 Lemon. B 2 70 Adams, Isaac Mrs...... 2 70 C Maui, Henry 5 45 is essential to life. WE MAKE THE BEST, pure, re Lewis. E II. 11 50 Ah Yau 1270 Pop, Manoanoa, Jas. 7 10 6 50 YOU WANT TO SAMPLE the A. OILMAN freshing and Invigorating Dromo . J. Livingston. Guy . . . 2 25 Ah Sin IF . . Iron Beef, Chocolate Cream, Grape McGiffin, T. 15 90 home-smok- ed Livingston.- - Stanley .... 3 15 Bryant, Henry 1160 choicest meats, try our Ginger (made pure - Martin, C. S. . 2 IS Chang K.m 600 Cider, Ale from Ja Lloyd, A. E. 3 5C fine maica ginger), ' and all kinds of bev Lucas, Geo. 00 Maile, Koolau, Admx. Est. J. Cummim, T. P. 9 30 4 Kaikainahaole, deceased. . Insurance, erages. Lucas, T. R - I 20 W. 32 HannebWg, A., "Adm. Est. L. Sugar-Cure- d Ng Mon Sui, al 2 54 25 I. et ..... Ah Lfc" ,. ARCTIC SODA WORKS. Lynch, J. P. 4 00 Napahuelua Mahone, G. S 9 30 3 Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., General 1263 Miller St. Telephone White 911. G. W. . . 17 00 Mahelona. S 2 65 Nawaakoa, .. 3 Ltd., (Gdn. of Keopulupulu) Becky . .' 15 Macfarlane, H. R. 6 00 Nawaakoa, . 6 Hoapili, Maria 2 Commission, Onishi, S 3 80 HAMS Mac Kenzie. D 15 Holt, J. D., Jr or 90 Pooloa, Hana . (w) 3 25 Oahu Ice & Electric Meyer, A. V . . 1 i Hoooii AND 55 Peterson, C. F Hui of Walkane 193 00 Menauch. R...... 13 30 6 35 COMPANY. 1 Peterson, D. L. Hung Lee Mitchell, W 49 Jones, U. 22 00 I So Pohe (w) H. BACON Mitchell, E. A. M Kaiwi . 8 20 ...... 2 Paris, Business Agent Morgan, V...... r 50 2 7 Monsarrat, M. D Pokii (w) Kamohalii Ice delivered an any part of the city. 5 90 Pihenui, Iwa Kallaa, S : 4 35 OFFICE IN THE Monsarrat, 10 Island orders promptly filled. Tel. Main J. W 4 Ramos, Maria C Kapu, Joseph 17,00 BUILDING. Morrison, Alex. 1 75 JUDD 3151. 600...... Ramos. Antone Forster Kahae (w) 85 ROOM 405. P. O. Box Office. Kewalo. Motonaga, Dr. T. 11 50 Rawlins, Wm. T. "Adm. Est. of Kaehu (w) 2 50 Musgave, C. A 7 90 Kahinu Mele. died." Kalawaia . 2 15 C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. YAMATOYA. McBride, C. H. 7 05 Sul You Kanamu . 5 45 McChesney, J. M ... 4 90 Shimamoto, S. Kalkuki, John 7 60 Tel.' Main 25L Oahu Railway Shirt Makers, McGuire, Jas. L. 5 30 Sam "Wo Wai Kealoha, J. M. .. 22 00 Mclntyre. V. D 1 60 Soyeda ...... ;. Kellett D. P 13 70 TIME TABLE. McLaughlin. F. J 2 10 Smith, Henry, Gdn. of Kauhane Kellett, Annie , 3 80 Have moved to .22 Pauahl street, near McNicoll .;. I 92 Kekai, 7 10 minors." Abe Nuuanu street. McQueen, J 70 Thompson, J. W. Keone, Jr. 12 80 Dress OUTWAED. Naopala, Capt. M. 8 00 Kwong 13 70 Tamura, K Chong For Wai&nae, Waialua, K&buku am4 Nelson. R 30 3 80 9 Williams, C. E Kouwa Way Stations 9t75 a. m., 3:20 p. m. FOR LEASE. Is S. X. 8 20 9 30 ott, Wong Sar Knust, Ed Shirts ry City, Mill and Residence KsimukL two-sto- Nolot, W. H. M. .. 45 Kuelike . 1 50 For Pearl Ewt Wai at A large 4 Stations t7:30 m. a. with all modern conveni- Si es F. C. 55 White, B. 26 35 Young, C. (Admr. house, oj I T. Lai Est. Lilia FOR MEN. 11:06 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. ences. on avenue, Norton. B. H 55 Wilkinson, Eliza 20 30 Naone Kapoi) 7 10 Situate Maunalo 4 p. m., 19:30 p. m. p. below Norton, Wm II 50 Waolele Liilii ... 2 15 Lai Young, C 34 40 "5:15 fll:00 B. 7th ivsnue. Rent reasonable. Ohrtman. A. E. I 6c You Kim Kee .. 9 30 Look See Chin 16 70 For Wahiawa 9:I5 . m. and 8:lf DAVID DAYTON, Trustee...... 137 Olsson, Capt. W. 9 30 Yamato 11 50 Luk Mon Wah 7 00 Merchant Street. . 75c, Oncss, M . . 60 Yamamoto, D. . 6 00 Macfarlane, H. R 145 20 65c, INWARD. Ordway. Geo. A 6 00 Yee Chong 6 DO Makaiohua, Geo. Nakiana 7 10 Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, TTJ Owen, Clinton G. .". 2 20 Mau Kong 25 25 alua and Waianae 8:38 a. m, 6:I Guy DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1906, WAI-- Manoua, Wm. ... 9 30 $1:25 F. D. Wicke, Owens. 2 70 $1.00, p. m. O'Brien, T. 2 70 ANAE DISTRICT. Mahina 16 40 Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Parker, Capt. E. H 11 30 Mahuka, Noa . . . 5 50 a. m. 00 00 SUPERIOR QUALITY. Parl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 Store Fittings a Specialty. Anana 17 Maeha . 6 0 -- Parker, J. R. 5 50 ss a. tn. n. m., 4:3l p. m. Pederson, C...... 9 30 Ah Fu ,. 7 65 Moikeha, Mary . 26 25 Repairing, Cabinet Work and Polishing 11 50 40 5:31 p. bl, 7:30 p. m. Pecarich. S 1 To Alina Naehulua, Peter 10 10S2 Alakea St., rear of T. M. C. A. Chapel, 4 90 8 20 Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa Peters, C 4 II A. W. Nahoi, Jr., S. ... L. AHOY Phone M. 477; residence, phone W. 1611. Gilliland, R. L. 47 80 Newa 1 60 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. Peterson, T. L. I 00 ?nnday. Only Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Nuuanu 6 45 1033 Nuuanu Street, between Hotel Dily. t Ex. t Sunday Peterson, R. C. A. 22 50 two-ho- a Co. 12 71 Nunes, Mrs 23 20 and Kins. The Ilaleiwa Limited, a SMOKERS ATTENTION 6 00 Peter first-elaa- Pinto, Dr. Joao ....! Holt, Geo. 34 71 6 50 train (only s tickets honor 1) 1 20 H Pahau Phillip, Lui Holt. E. S 24 92 PolanI 4 90 leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:21 The finest line of Smokers articles. 5 30 Porter, Geo Holt, Helen A. "Adm. 6f . 1 05 a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolnlt and a line of and Domestic 1 Est. Pau GEMS. GOLD AND SILVER full Havana Poulos, L. 95 Jas. R. Holt, died." 22 45 Prendergast, K. (Admr. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited atope oalj Cigars, Egyptian and Turkish Cigar 1 05 J. Est. Pressey. M Holt, Chris. J. 15 35 Mrs. E. N. Prendergast) 19 00 JEWELRY. t Pearl City and Waianae. ettes, packed especially for holiday 00 UP-TO-DA- Ramsav. Herbert H 9 Holt, E. S and Chris J 13 70 Pow Yee Tong Society 34 00 STYLES. Q. P. DENISON P. C. SMITH, gifts. The prices and goods are right RenboJt, P. 2 30 Helenihi, Jas 1 60 Paoa, Namanu IS 00 Ready-mad-e or by special order. Supt. O. P. T. A Read. D. J 1 40 Hul. S. K. 17 00 Smith, W. 4 90 Prices reasonable. Call on us. MYRTLE CIGAR STORE. Read. O. C ...... 3 40 Hiwauli, W. 8 75 Silva, Marry 2 70 Rothwe'l. J. G. 9 50 Hiwauli, Kaeha 6 00 Sino 2 70 W O Robertson. Jas. W I 35 Hooka no (w) 8 47 Sun Hoy ... 22 So SUN 943. 60 No. 1308 Maunakea St. P. O. Box STANDARD BOOKS RICE ft PERKINS, Ruedin. E. G Kapu 1 60 Schutte. John 36 10 Sahin. W 6 70 Kamoku 7 10 Unknown Heirs of Keawekea .. 21 20 SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT Self, Lui 1 to Kukii 2 15 Watson, David 34 10 Mrs. Doris E. Paris ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. Schweitzer. L. 4 95 Kaia 6 00 Watson, Jacob 12 15 Wm. C. Lyon Co., Ltd. Scott, G. W 2 40 Kaluna (w) 7 10 Watson, Emma 12 15 10 Scott, E. S I Kuahewa 8 20 Wong Leong 158 00 has opened parlors at li6 mon butw. Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.; Upstairs. Studio: Hotel Street, near Fort. Schnoor, Emile Kawaipio 6 00 Wong Mui 9 00 for Scalp Treatment, Facial Sheperd, C. A 65 Kekuewa, Meaai. "Adm. Est. of Manicuring, etc Shea, Robt 95 Keauhulihia, died." 23 23 KOOLAULOA DELINQUENT LIST, Appointments can be made by tele Silverton. C" 00 Kekuewa, Meaal. "Adm. Est. of 1906. phoning Main 491. ALL KINDS OF Sims. W. R 70 Kamaka Iakopo, died.' 6 77 M 1 yUftUil, f 11 Sil'iman. R. D 20 Kallieha, Luka 1 60 Aalona, Moses $ 3 60 NOTICE. UNEXCELLED IN OUR $25 OO Kallieha, David K 14 80 Aikue, E. 2 70 SUITS TO ORDER. Rubber Goods Slater, H. P ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING Smith, W. II 35 Kananauli 17 55 Ah Hoy 3 23 Kaluhi, Daniel .. 11 50 Baker, 4 90 help or advice, la Invited to communi- GOODYEAR RUBBER CO, Smith. E. L. 70 John A. cate, person or by letter, with George A Martin Sprinks. C. L. 30 Kaikena 1 05 Fullerton, Jas. E 2 35 either in Opio 7 10 40 Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the Phone Main 485. R. H. PEASE. President. Taite. A. 70 Kaula Hayashi 10 Street, J Kam See 7 10 2 15 Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Market Thompson. Capt S 30 Holt, J. D. Jr. A, ; 90 Home. No. 16S0 King street. San Francisco, CaL, U. S. Townscnd. Geo. 60 Long, Carlos A., Adm. Est. R. Holokal. Lizzie 4 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, igo- - 8 THE PACIFIC 1907 Relies

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AND require before going on the floor at PATTERNS '1- i the Mardi Gras Ball.

NOW TO BE SEEN AT Look over your dress- ing and see what W. W. AHAHA & CO., LTD. case you We can FASHIONABLE TAILORS, require. 62 Khng Street. supply your needs in 1 -- :crxT:4w r"" this respect. Sale of Taborettes hi KAPIOLANI PARK GRANDSTAND AS IT APPEARED IN 1900. IT WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON SATURDAY AND WITH IT WILL DIS- in NOW 'ON APPEAR THE CHIEF LANDMARK REMAINING OF DAYS WHEN HONOLULU TOOK AN INTEREST IN THE SPORT OF KINGS. i Golden Oak section. Two doors lead into the main New York City was second; Oscai cabin, and here a bunk on either hand Nauman, Detroit, Mich., third; Milton Mahogany TIONS can be let down from the side; this TRAINING FOR space is about 9 feet long by 13 feet Williams, Chicago, fourth, and H. E. J. 8 Polished Koa wide and 6 feet under beams; abafi Fielding, Milwaukee, fifth. The prlz engineroom, on ft Weathered Oak OF YACHT S this is a spacious the 6IG BASKETBALL is a diamond medal. port side of which are cooking uten The contestants were the winners of Prices from sils and dishes in racks, evidently the I galley. The after bulkhead .will hid the preliminaries that were run eacK YOUNG BUILDING FURNI- 25clEach Up from view six tanks, galvanized and night this week, these winners of pre Jack London's oat Is Due to made to fit snug for the purpose of Normals, Kamehamehas and liminaries only entering for the final. TURE STORE. IE FURNITURE CO.. LTD. gasoline. carrying water and The en Oahu College Will Leave San Francisco gine will be a first-cla- ss one, 75 horse Teams 3E for Hilo Port. power, powerful enough to drive the Fight for Championship. Snark about 8 or 9 knots in smooth MAINLAND ITEMS water. The electric wiring Is In place, $ New Goods Arrived Include - Just but no dynamo as yet. t "Snark," to every seaman and tha The 15-fo- ot tender, with a 15 The basketball girls are hard at Couch Covers, horse Young Tommy Murphy majority of landlubbers, the right power engine and a sampson-po- st fo work in view of the approaching sea Corbett and Rope Portieres, are finish fight In Tono-pa- h name of Jack London's ketch will ap towing, should prove a valuable addi son which promises to be a lively matched for a Tapestry Portieres, engine ' 20. tion in the event of the main .'" " on or before March pear wrong in print; it too closely re- out, gasoline engines so one. Four-acr- e Houses, giving as often Tract with sembles that of the sailors' deadly do, moment; The Normals, Kamehamehas and at a critical it is well Bob and Tommy Burns etc., at Palolo. near car enemy to be read as anything but worth the. deck space it must occupy. Punahous will take part in the strug- Fitzslmmons lam, box six rounds In Philadelphia on WILL SELL a misprint of shark; but "Snark" it The launching was carried out with gle for the senior championship this Large and Small Rugs, ine, worth $5000. out a hitch and any day now the March 16. - . year, arid FOR $2500. is. The writer has not only seen, but, Snark may pass through the Golden probably the High Schools Iron Beds, doubly sure, han- and Kawaiahaos, though two to make assurance Gate, flying the pennant of the Cali the last Stanford expects to play Rugby again Cribs, dled the name on bow and stern of fornia Yacht Club at the main and are doubtful participants in the series. next season. the little craft which even in her un "Old Glory" at the mizzen, bound fo There is rumor of dissension among the port of Hi'o, on what promises U finished state appeals to deep-water-m- the High School players, and the Ka- Parlor Chairs and Rockers, P. E R. Strauch the be one of the most eventful and fasci- Rufe Turner and George Herberts as , a staunch, able vessel, nating voyages ever undertaken In waiahaos are considered by a number fight in Vallejo on Washington's birth ' causing the blood to course quickly modern times. L. C. P. of experts be just a trifle too light Difng Chairs, Waity Bld 74-- S. King St. day. and the eye to kindle when the brain for the big league. nexpensive Rockers- - LEAVE ORDERS FOR gives one a vivid picture of her han The Kams have a strong team; of Frank Gotch of Iowa still retains the dling on under email Sees this there is little room for doubt, and FRAMING OF PICTURES a dirty night Puunene championship wrestling title of Amer canvas in a seaway. they will go close for the champion ica..-- : SAY, MERCHANT! with the ship. No fancy yacht is she with brass Good Tennis Do You Carry Lire Insurance Pacific Picture Framing Co. and bright-wor- k galore to take the eye The Normals are being coached by Harry "Doc" Perry, the well-know- n below Hotel. of would-b- e sailor or his Eddie Fernandez and the junior cham turfman, is dead. and Fire Insurance?" Nuuanu the partner WAILUKU, Jan. 22. A challenge pions are certain to be there or there any PRICES RIGHT. in petticoats, but a plain, wholesome doubles championship match was play Then why should you or craft with galvanized iron much in abouts when the senior championship other merchant who Insures his ed on the Puunene courts on the 19th buildings evidence all rigging-screw- s is decided. Flour, Sugar and Bran life, his and his stock of and bands, '' inst. . Coaeh Reed is Punahous goods, neglect to Insure the safety eyebolts, horses and deck fittings being getting the W The . opponents were Baldwin and of the money which he spends M. Levy & Co. so into fine shape and is making a spe- KEROSENE OIL. J. finished. Savage, challengers, against Thompson life and sells his goods to ret? Practically the distinction between cial effort to secure team-wor- k as Wholesale Only. YOU WORK HARD, EARLY and Stevenson, holders. . Family Grocers a ketch and a yawl is simply that the near perfect as practice can make it. SING LO Y & CO. AND LATE for the money that The conditions of the match were The Punahous will put up elegant comes over your counter In ex- former has the aftermast stepped an, you Bell. it PHONE MAIN 149 the best three out of five sets. Hotel and Smith Sts. Tel. Blue 2236. change for the goods J foreside of sternpost game even if nothing else. hard-earne- d the and steering The first set went to Thompson and And yet you place that gear, giving an opportunity to carry The first game of the series will be money in a drawer unprotected Stevenson, 6-- 4. .. The second set also In any way against heavier spars and spread more after-canva- s played early in March. carelessness went to the defenders of the cham-pionshi- and possible dishonesty. Bicycle Repairing with less risk and a great deal ; ' ' .; ;. who captured it 6-- 2. Valentines A NATIONAL CASH REGIS- bi- more ease in handling same, and you. Punctures and all parts of the the The third set was a complete sur And Valentine Novelties TER will prevent this for It cycle neatly and quickly repaired. is certainly to be preferred for out- costs you nothing , to call and In- prise. Savage and Baldwin, showing ex Sawaguchi Is Prices reasonable. side work. AT' vestigate. Also bicycle thvs for sale, at cellent head work and combining hard About the first thing one noticed as Hawaiian Office Specialty. Co. driving with first-clas- s placing, forced YOSHIKAWA CYCLE CO. she lay on the blocks is the fact that After Records um store Fori s 6-- s book Kln: Street. Opposite Young Hotel. the game to the limit and won by 0 III with a fine entry below copper-lin- e the The fourth set also went to Savage FLOWER SEEDS there is little ' or no flare to Both Sentimental and Comic in FRESH and Baldwin, who continued to play - JUST ARRIVED speak of above the sheer-strak- e, and The best athletes of the Kameha- NEW GOODS in excellent form. Score, 6-- 3. The final Telegrams Postals, Promissory Notes, one wonders how she'll put her meha Schools are in training for the far and deciding set was a whirlwind go Summons, etc. nose under in a head sea. However, February athletic championships, in Best Assortment in the City. from the jump. One all, two all, three FUN WITHOUT COARSENESS. MRS. E. M. TAYLOR as the anchors are patent fluke and which they will assist the 'Alumni. all and four all was called and so The assortment comprises "Suggestive RICH SILKS, EMBROIDERIES,, hawse-pipe- s, far Among those in training are: F. Mac heave right into the So CHINA WARE, LACQUER, it looked like an even chance. Then e material for Valentine Parties or i; FLORIST there is nothing to fetch away for- kenzie and Murray, sprints; S. 'Kuahi-n- cials, new unique. NOVELTIES, CURIOS. i ' Thompson and Stevenson made a su- and Furthermore, TOYS. ward of the mainmast save wind- and Sawaguchi, distance runs. they are inexpensive, ranging from five the preme effort and captured Savage's lass. The spar deck is flush fore and The latter is practicing hard and is cents to thlrty-flv-e cents each. service making the score 5-- 4. The Also, new line plain STOCK COMPLETE. cam- tenth said to have an eye on the mile record a of Art Panels, PRICES RIGHT aft, with very little spring and no hand-colore- d, Buy Now! game was bitterly fought out, the play and from twenty to forty ber to speak if; more sheer would at present held by Scharsch. all round being first-clas- s; Stevenson's cents each. have been an advantage. The bul- The rank and file of the Kamehame-h- a Early Orders or Selections Take the driving being terrific and Savage show- Sayegusa CO warks are low and flare from the cov- boys have not started training yet Choice. ing some of the best form he ha3 ex- 1V.0 Nuuanu Street, near Hotel. 11111011113 1 ering board quite considerably. as their dual meet with Oahu College hibited at Puunene. However, the Is constantly receiving the Abaft the mizzenmast is the cock- will not occur until after the cham- Thompson-Stevenso- n IRON WORKS combination was y. HONOLULU pit, termed self-bailin- g and sunk pionship field-da- - BEST LINES OF MERCHANDISE too strong and the game went to them COMPANY. about 18 or 20 inches below deck, Several of the Punahou runners have Violin Recital and with it the match and champion- Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized DRY GOODS. TRUNKS, LEATHER with a solid coaming all round 2 feet started training, including Kaymond ship. ' .. Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En ARTICLES. above. Steering gear consists of a Smith, who will again essay the mile. glneer's Supplies. ENGINES AND SUPPLIES ON HAND ' . . very fine diamond-scre- and is oper- OFFICE Nuuanu AUTOMOBILES REQUISITE Mr. Rudolf J. Buchly Street. and ated by a wheel; the former ought to BAND AT RINK. WORKS Kakaako. Alexander Young Building. be under cover to prevent rust. For- Schools Plan Kindly Assisted By ward of the mainmast is a water- EAGLE CLEANING AND The band will play for the benefit BRUCE McV. MACKALL co. tight bulkhead, and the space is to be MRS. hawahan;development of skaters at the Queen street rink to " Soprano DYEING WORKS. LIMITED, utilized for deck stores, and i3 en- night. Socker Series LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING1 I". B. McSTOCKER Manager. tered through a small scUttle-hato- h The rink which will be open every MRS. L. TENNEY PECK CLEANED AT LOWEST between PRICES. abaft the windlass; main and night this w,eek, closes on ' Pianist STAXOENWALD BUILDING. Saturday Kamehameha Schools have their Fort Street, opposite Star Block. mizzen are two skylights and a small and skaters will undoubtedly 2362. Cable Address Develop make the socker team going and are to play a Phone White ------companionway, all to have low coam- most of the few nights P. O. Box 263. last of the two games ings, so that the rail viewed from sport. ' series of the best in three ALEXANDER YOUNG BALL ROOM The OLDEST and abeam with the eye on the same level with Oahu College. MOST COMPLETE v HONOLULU. T. H. would appear unbroken except for the The first game takes place on Feb. CURIO SHOP is at Mr. Cliline the" ip's windlass and cockpit. Deck planking TO MAKE YOU WELL 9 and the second on Feb. 18. The date is by special. of the third game has yet to be de- ISLAND CURIO 60., ORANGE-PAPAY- A 1JE MARMALADE. S - IIos-tetter- cided upon. Wednesday Evening, February 6th STEINER' Elite- JAMS AND JELLIES To date mainmast and bowsprit are Is an easy task when the famous 's The Kams are turning out for prac- Building, Hotel St. For Sale at stepped; mainmast is 37 feet from Stomach Bitters is used. No AT 8:15 South 10-fo- lawaiian. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. deck to hounds, with ot topmast; case of stomach, Liver or Bowel dis- tice three times a week and are taking Sea and Japan diameter 11 inches at deck, 10 inches order is too hard for it to conquer. to the game in a fashion highly satis- CURIOS in greatest variety. Bowsprit is 14 In at hounds. outboard many cases it proved to be the only factory to Coach Anderson. All the feet, diameter 11 inches at heel. Miz- Tickets One Dollar at BERGSTROM Smoke General Arthur Cigars zenmast 32 deck to hounds, squad is. new to the game. feet CO. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. topmast, diameter 9 inches at deck, k , Hostetler's The Punahous have a number of MUSIC 9:45 p. inches at hounds. Main boom '23 feet, experienced players in their line-u- p, Carriages at rn. At a meeting of the Board of Control gaff 21 feet. Mizzen boom 20 feet, gafl 5 M. A. Gunst & Co. including Mon Mon Dodge of the Harrison Mutual Burial Associ- Jib-spread- Yin, Far, s 16 feet. Spinnaker 23 feet. er ation, held November 30, 1906, Assess- 14 and Lo On. Realty onfl Commission Go. I- Distributors. feet. is therefore de- ment No. 5 was called, to be due De- Her mainmast, 47 feet from deck ta serving of a fair Mi cember 15 and delinquent January 1& truck, and from deck to hounds dif- trial and Real Estate, Rents, Collections 1907, fering robust only one inch in diameter, is a health will be Loans J. H. TOWNSEND, fine stick, and the Snark, with ah your sure The Champion K. spread, re- you Secretary. FUKURODA canvas should make a good ward. Don't hes-- i Do want to buy anything? We day's run noon-sig- ht noon-si?h- t, can get you. "ras Just received the very best Bam- from to t a t e another it for for verandas. Try one. but when it comes to shorten, day. It cures Roller Skater Do you want to sell anything? We boo Screens ing sail ;n a hurry crew picked can sell you. $1.25 FOOT. the Nausea, it for PRICE U AND A to make the voyage will have all they Let us know your wants. 28 and 32 Hotel Street. Sour Stomach, Waikiki Inn can handle, judging from size of spars Poor ROOM 3 McINTYRE BUILDING. Appetite, CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 12. the amount of sail to be carried. The IS Costiveness. Phone Main 181. owned wire used is of the best quality. Be. I Indigestion, Albert Cook (England's champion) of Now by W. C. Bergin. low MIKE WRIGHT CIGAR , deck as yet one can but outline ;. Dyspepsia Louis tonight won the world's space or St. REMOVAL NOTICE. The best smoke sold In this' the allotted of cabin, engine, Malarial Fever. championship contest in the nusic hall Accommodations, supplies and room, stateroom, etc. Starting forward Women market. Try it. from the watertight bulkhead, on each and girls in the international roller skating W. R. PATTERSON, Contractor and Attendance absolutely first-clas- s. who suffer from Builder, HAYSELDEN TOBACCO side is a stateroom with a bunk built monthly tournament. The distance was one and J. j. WHITTLE, the Sign 4 feet from ceiling, ia can Painter, have moved to 1163 Union CO. in about with also be cured bir mile and the time 2 minutes 56 sec- underneath- - street, next block mauka from their Alexander Young Bldg. drawers and lockers, the taking the onds, which lowers Cook's own record mainmast is stepped through the mid. Bit old stand. Phone Main 324. ters promptly. 1-- 1 4 seconds. Harry P. McDonald of Estimates on Work Cheerfully Given. Fine Bathing Beach ADVERTISER, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 1907.

i 1 I Punchbowl Hill. Honolulu. Oahu. 5250. fry: B 290, p 29. v Dated ...... Jan 16, 1907. Report of Resources and Liabilities of David L Peterson and wf to T J H? i Fitzpatrick, D; govt lot 46S of gr 3468, S Slope Punchbowl lie26, 1907. Hill, Honolulu. For the Week Ended January unii Oahu. ?20C0. B 2S7, p 161. Dated Jan ouni 15, 1907. on GENERAL SUMMARY. bilUl mil Thomas Wa-terhou- se I. J Fitzpatrick to Henry nil The rainfall during the week, as a i Tr Co Ltd, tr. M; lot 468, gr AT i THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SL rule, was light, but two stations on 3468, Kapiolani St, illDECEMBER 10. ... Honolulu. Oahu. Hawaii, two on Maui, and one on Mo-lok- ai J1750. B 290, p 29. 17, 1907. ill Dated Jan RESOURCES. excess ot Est of Lam LIABILITIES. reporting amounts in Tate by admr to W Q Loans on real estate I 2,065.3? Capital paid In $50,000.0 1.C0 inch. Two stations in the Kohala mgiehurst. D; R P's 2S3S and 5346, Loans on securities flags, etc, other than Invest, cert. .. 29.SI7.1I and one in the eastern portion of the iloiliili, Honolulu. Oahu real estate 6,271.59 $700. B 2S6, p 467. Dated Jan 5, 1907. Puna districts of Hawaii report no Treasury stocks 30.710.00 fast of B P Bishop by trs to Mau Charter and franchise 8,730.00 - -- - - ; w " during t i , est " . ' rainfall. The greatest amounts Sing Wal & Co, L; pes land, artesian Real estate . 23,190.00 " the week were 3.12 inches at Nahiku wen, water rts, etc, Waikikl-waen- a, Furniture and fixtures. 646.00 and 1.98 inches at Kihei, Maui; 1.31 and Honolulu. Oahu. 10 yrs at $500 per yr. Due from all other sources.. . 7.428.32 B 288, p 124. 12. 1907. Accrued 156.00 1.07 inches at Laupahoehoe and Ookala. Dated Jan interest Kuria Cash on hand 319.60 Hawaii, respectively, and 1.21 inches Mankichi to Kubo. Kaichi. D: 1 share in hui land, Holualoa, 1 and 2, Molokai. at Moiokai Ranch, N Kona, Hawaii. $400. B 287. p 157. $79,517.10 S79.M7.1I The total rainfall was below tne av Dated Dec 24. 1906. hav- erage for the week at all stations Kuamoo to Rec of Sug Co Ltd, I, GEO. H. KENTWELL, do solemly state--. or more years, ex. Puna swear that the forejotn his ing a record of ten u, mt in 30ft R W across R P 3231, ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. After one of the roughest trips In her calmer toward the southern part of cepting excesses of .19 and .04 inch Puna, Hawaii. $23. B 287, p 163. Dat- THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MATURITY CO.. LTD. career, the Japanese S. S. America route. at the U. S. Weather Bureau, Hono- ed 26, 1906. June By GEO. II. KEXTWELU Mam arrived off port yesterday morn-in- g On January 2S one of the Japanese lulu, and Waimanalo, Oahu, respec C B Cockett and wf to William Ken- I President. be- tively. The deficiencies ranged from from the Orient, nearly a day firemen died of a sickness that the ning, D; 25911 sq La-hain- a, Subscribed and sworn mo 29th 1907. .16 inch to 1.11 inches in the Ko. ft land, Puunoa, to before this day of January, She left officials have since Maui. $500. 287, p 158. (Sgd.) P SILVA. hind her usual running time. local quarantine hala, .41 to .91 inch in the Kau, B Dated Oct 24, 1906. Notary Public, 763? Yokohama January 19 and ran, into a diagnosed as plague of the pneumonic Kona and Hamakua, and 1.18 to 1st Judicial Circuit storm that lasted for four days. For type. The vessel was sighted shortly 2.22 inches in the Hilo and Puna dis- A Pali and wf to Wainee Protestant 30 101 Church, Ex D; por R 1717, 4911, two days was terrific, high 5 o'clock, was not permitted tricts of Hawaii; inch to, P kul ANNUAL ESTATE NAKI. the weather after but Puaa, Lahaina, Maui. $1, etc. B 2S7, MEETING. after- inches in the Kona district of Kauai, seas and high winds. At one time the to come into the harbor until except-in- g p 162. Dated July 26, 1902. and .11 to .31 inch on Oahu, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB wind exceeded the velocity of a gale. noon yesterday. She was put along- where excesses Hawaiian Agricultural com at the two stations Recorded Jan 19. 1907. SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY The weather and the heavy seas were side the new quarantine wharf. A occurred. pany. Lincoln OF HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. coming with the vessel, so she had to post mortem examination of the dead Practically all stations reported les L McCandless by Regr, No- The annual meeting of the share. during preceding tice; of decree of title in Land Reg IN PROBATE. run under a slow bell, and keep noth- fireman resulted in the physicians here rainfall than the holders of the Hawaiian Agricultural week. The greatest differences oc? Court Case No 36. B 284, p 458. Dated Co. will be held office plague. May 17, 1906. at the of C Matter Illkiona. ing more than steerage way, as the declaring him a victim of the curred on Kauai, where they ranged Brewer & Company, In the of the Etate of Ltd., in Honolulu. Naki, late of Wallau, Molokai, De- -, vessel would have been racked with The vessel was therefore ordered Into from 12.03 to 14.05 inches, and 4.09 Lyle A Dickey to Charles E Moore, cn 14, 1907. 10 Thursday, February at ceased. the propellers constantly out of the the strictest quarantine. She was put to 5.42 inches in the Kau district of Rel; furniture, mchnry in Hon o'clock a. m. Auto & 1118 water. through most careful fumigation and Hawaii. Mchne Shops, jnos and 1120, E. F. BISHOP. Secretary. The following reports in connection Union st, Honolulu. Oahu. $450. B 290. Dated, Honolulu. January 30, 1907. Order of Notice of Hearing retltio During time passengers were laftded on p 459. practically all of the all of her with the volcanic eruption of Mauna Dated Sept 4, 1906. 7637 for Administration. ordered -. Loe-benste- that the heavy weather prevailed the Quarantine Island. It was that Loa, Hawaii, were received: Hawaii- Ella M Loebenstein to David A in, On reading and filing the petition ot steel shutters were kept on and no- none of the passengers, not even the Puakea Ranch, atmosphere hazy and P A; General powers. B 2S4, ANNUAL MEETING. Naki Hlklona, a son of said deceased, body was permitted on the decks of through cabin passengers, could leave rmoky; Kohala Mill, smoke heavy 19 p 4o9. Dated Sept .41906. alleging that Hikiona Naki of Wallau, 23 inclusive; Kohala Mission, atmos. W G Molokai, died intestate at Wallau, Mo- the vessel. The after port companion-wa- y the vessel, so the latter will not have Walker to B K Naaikauna et al phere smoky since the 12th; Niulil, L; por ap 2, R P 7397, fruit trees 'and ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY. lokai, on the 9th day of May, A. D. was away, as was por- opportunity of visiting the .city day-- , 1906, carried a the much smoke noticeable every water rts, N hilo, Hawaii. Life lease The annual meeting of the share- leaving property In the Hawaiian tion of the rail, by the heavy seas. during the stay of the vessel in port. Laupahoehoe and Hakalau, smok $1. B 288, p 128. Dated Feb 14, 1905. holders of the Onomea Sugar Companj Islands necessary to be administered atmospher upon, ad- Captain Going took his vessel along This morning the vessel is to move throughout the week; Hilo, Chow Wal Chiu to Chow Wal Kong, will be held at the office of C. Brewer and praying that letters ot and there very smoky; Olaa Mill, days smoky; B S; leasehold!, bides, bakerv anoara & Company, Ltd., in Honolulu, on ministration issue Paia Naki, Midway and the chain of Islands and over to the Hackfeld wharf, Na-aleh- u, Kapoho, sky clouded from smoke; tus, etc, Hilo, $750. 284, It is Ordered, That Monday, the 4th lying Midway discharge her cargo of 496 tons Hawaii. B Wednesday, February 13, 1907, at 10 shoals between and the start to the atmosphere Is full of smoke; 458. Dated Jan 15, 1907. o'clock a. m. day of March, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock port. 428 Jap- Hawaiian Islands, as the weather was of freight for this The Kau (23) (Waiohinu), the lava streams First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Frederick E. F. BISHOP. Secretary. a. m., be and hereby is appointed io anese passengers for Honolulu have running toward South Kona continue S Lyman, Rel; por kul 3758B, 9750 sq Dated, Honolulu, January 30, 1907. hearing said petition In the courtroom !2E3 been put ashore at Quarantine Island active; Kealakekua (24) (Wallace), it ft land, bldgs, etc, Waianuenue, School 7637 of this Court at Wailuku, Maul, at is reported this morning that there i which time and place all persons con and will be detained for the necessary and Pleasant sts, Hilo, Hawaii. $2600 no fire to be seen in the lava flow, but B 289, p 324. Dated Oct 2, 1906. cerned may appear and show cause, Jf period. Honolulu cabin passengers NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. any The the crater is still active; Kealakekua Mary to they have, why said petition We will also be detained In quarantine (Davis), very smoky; Puuwaawaa, Kaimana Herman N Kal should not be granted, and notice Develop mana, D; 2 pes land, bldgs and furni that ur.til released by order of the quaran smoky. Maui Huelo, the entire island STANDARD TELEPHONE CO., LTD. of this order be published In the En physicians. ture, Aleamai, etc, Hilo, Hawi. glish language tine has been enveloped in smoke through etc. B 287, p 164. Dated Aug 27, 1905. for three successive Pictures The America Maru has a small crowd out the week; Kihei, smoky and hazy An adjourned stockholders meeting weeks in the Pacific Commercial Ad- of through passengers. Among them is latter part of week; Wailuku, atmos. Mary Kaimana to David Kaimana, of the Standard Telephone Co., Ltd., vertiser, a daily newspaper printed and S Takenouchi, representing a large phere hazy, most likely due to volcania D; 15a land and household furniture will take place on Wednesday, January published in Honolulu. Kalaoa, Hilo, $1, etc. B 287, 30, as Osaka shipping company. He is goin smoke. Oahu Honolulu (W. B.), at Hawaii. 1907, at 1:30 p. m., at room 301 Dated at Wailuku, Maul, January 21, It is to our interest as well p 164. Dated Aug 27, 1905. Stangenwald yours to develop your films and to America for the purpose of looking mosphere smoky at intervals on th Building, Honolulu, for 1907. 22-2- S Kalona, D; purpose electing we how, over the situation, with a possible view 6, inclusive; Maunawili Rancn Nakanelua to K kul the of the balance of (Sd.) A. N. KEPOIKAI. plates the best know 3739B, Kaauhuhii, Hamakua, Hawaii officers company, con- so promote picture-takin- g of starting a new steamship line to very smoky on 23rd and 24th. the of said and Judge of the Circuit Court of the 2nd as to $24. B 287, p 166. 12. 1907. ay discourage We em- America. The following table shows the week Dated Jan ducting such ether business as Circuit. and not it. come meeting. ploy- the most expert developer Dr. Geo. E. Stallman, who stops over iy averages of temperature and rain J H Kamaunu and wf to Kamaka before the (Seal) and printers to be found, and at Honolulu, is an army physician fall for the principal islands and for Paahao (w), D; pes land, bldgs, live- GUY OWENS, Attest: do the work carefully and who has been in the Philippines since the Group: stock, etc, Kapaau, etc, N Kohala, Ha President. (Sd.) EDMUND K. HART, scientifically. ISM. Tempera waii. $1. etc. B 287, p 167. Dated Honolulu, January 26, 1907. 213 Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 2nd Conditions are Ideal now for The America will sail for San Fran ture. Rainfall July 8. 1903. Circuit. 7637 30; 13, picture-takin- g. Lrins your neg- Cisco at 4 p. m. today. Hawaii 69.4 deg. 0.43 in, Elizabeth Kaio et al to Clarence W MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION MEET Jan. Feb. 6, 20. 3586 4080, gr 758 atives to us. FRENCH CRUISER ARRIVES. Maui 70.6 deg. 0.78 in. Ashford, M; R Ps and Oahu 71.1 deg. 0.56 in. and kuls 8257, 10018, 8126 and 6586, Wal ING. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. En route to New Caledonia, th Kauai 70.6 deg. 0.32 in. fpake, etc, Koolau, etc, Kauai; 1 share French cruiser Catinat arrived yester- Molokai , 70.3 deg. 1.04 in. in hui land Walniha, Halelea, Kauai The annual meeting and election of $2687. B 290. p 32. Dated Nov 15, 1906 Letters testamentary under the lasi day morning,' twenty days ffom San officers of the Merchants' Association will and testament of John Ena, de- Group .. 70.0 deg. 0.52 in 1907. Dieeo. California. The vessel had Entire Recorded January 21, of Honolulu win be held at the asso ceased, having been granted to the Ptioio-supDi- y Co office U. S. Weath, ciation rooms, Young building, on Wed undersigned by Lind- Honolulu good weather during her run to this At the local of the K M Kuna and wf to John Kekaula, Hon. Alexander tem nesday, January 30, 1907, 3 say, port. She will take on 900 tons of coal. er Bureau in Honolulu the mean V A: Dowers. B 284. p 461. at o'clock Jr., Second Judge of the First Ju- perature was 71.6 deg., .6 deg. above p. m. dicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, on 1C57 On Sunday she will probably be thrown Dated Sept 8, 1906. FORT STREET. open to Inspection by the public. She the normal, and 1.0 deg-- lower than E. H. PARIS. January 21. 1907, tempera 'Henrietta Amoehiona to Kuna and Secretary, Merchants Association. "Everything Photographic." 1. last week's. The maximum 1-- Notice is hereby given to all credit- is docked at Naval Wharf No. Her 8013 2406 and 2 upon Ad ture was SO deg. and the minimum wf, Rel; R P's and 7632 ors of said John Ena, deceased, to pre- captain paid an official call 2529, etc, Koolau. 64 deg. The total rainfall was .93 inch int in R P Kailua, sent their claims, duly authenticate! miral Verv. who later returned the $150. 289. p 324. Dat .19 above the normal, and 2.24 inches poko, Oahu. B and with proper vouchers, if any exist, call. Salutes were fired by the vessel 17, 1907. ANNUAL MEETING. and by the saluting guns at the Naval less than last week's. The average ed Jan even if the claim is secured by mort- during ceremonies. The cloudiness was 4il0ths; the mean rela- K M Kuna and wf by atty to Wil gage upon real estate, to the under- Station the 8013 and WAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY. Catinat is named for one of the mar- tive humidity 77.9 per cent., and the liam R Castle, tr, M; R P's signed, at the office of the Hawaiian 1-- The annual meeting of the share prevailing wind was NE., 2406 and 2 int in R P 2529 and bldgs, Company, shals of the time of Louis XIV. with an holders of the Wailuku Sugar Company Trust Limited, Fort street, average hourly 5.1 Kail n a. KonlauDoko. Oahu. $300. B Honolulu, velocity of miles. will held office of C. within six months from the Make WORD OF JAPANESE FLEET. 289, p 325. Dated Jan 17, 1907. be at the the publication Brewer & Co., Ltd., in Honolulu, on first of this notice, or Admiral Very, commandant of the Kaumakapili Evangelical Church by 8, 1907, 10 within six months from the day they 3 pes Friday, February at o'clock More Naval Station, received cable advices REALTY TRANSACTIONS. trs to Alexander Young. Rel; m. fall due, or they will be forever bldgs, etc, Kalihi-ka- i, barred. yesterday visit- land, leaseholds, E. F. BISHOP, Secretary. to the effect that the Honolulu, Oahu; lots 4, 5, 6, 10, 11 and Dated, Honolulu, January 22, 1907. Money ing Japanese squadron was to leave Dated, Honolulu, January 26, 1307, 12, blk 19, and 20,339 sq ft land, bldgs. 7634 FATHER H. VALENTIN, Wisdom demands of the possessors Yokohama January 28 for Honolulu. etc. Kewalo, Honolulu, Oahu. $20,000. HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD.. of money or property that their capital The vessels will be due here about Entered for Record January 29, 190' B 289, p 327. Dated Jan 16, 1907. Executors under the Will of John Ena, money. Men 14. port 9 4 ANNUAL MEETING. be made to earn more are February They will remain in From a. m. to p. m. (w) to Loo Chong, L; Deceased. too much occupied with official, a week. leaving they Kilikina Kaili often about After here of Wm by Ka- - 3386, 898, HonoulSuli, Ewa, Ballou & Marx, attorneys for execu- social, professional business duties British Colonies, calling Est Dean admr to R P kul and will goto the lopa Rel 12 $60 per yr. H ZSS, p HONOMU SUGAR COMPANY. tors. ad- Fijir Levi and hsb Oahu. vrs at to find time to give to the most at New Zealand and Australia 17, 1907. 7C31 23, 30; Feb, 6, 13, 20. vantageous management of their prop- ports. Mary J Alexander by atty to Wil 130. Dated Jan The annual meeting of the share Jn. liam R Castle, tr '..AM Kalamaikai and wf to Edward H F holders of the Honomu Sugar Com erty. ISLAND STEAMERS ARRIVE. A trust company invests money, Geo W Mahikoa and wf to John I Wolter, tr, D; por R P 101, bldgs, etc, pany will be held at the office of C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. manages property and saves time and Two island steamers arrived yester- Silva D Manoa Valley. Honolulu, Oahu. Brewer & Co., Ltd., In Honolulu, on 169. 19, 1907. Saturday. February 2. 1907. 10 money for the busy man. day, Mauna Loa from her run to Est of S G Wilder to A G B 2S7, p Dated Jan at ESTATE OF the Ltd Hind, o'clock a. m. Maui and Hawaii ports, and the Niihau Martinsen Par Bel Pau Kealoha and hsb to John JOSE FRE1TA S N A RCI MENTE. M; por gr 2755, Puakea Rd, N Kohala, E. F. BISHOP, Secretary. Fanny Strauch and by tr to Alfred 26, 1907. from Makaweli. The latter boat Hawaii. $140. B 290, p 41. Dated Jan Dated, Honolulu. January The undersigned, A. D. Cantro, hav- m brought 6000 bags of sugar and the G Martinsen D 7634 ing been duly appointed D, I9Ui. admlnlfttratot St Mauna Loa brought sugar and island Alfred G Martinsen and wf to of the estate of Jone Freltas Narcl-ment- e, Wm R Castle, tr, to D Kapali, Rel; products. First Am Sav & Tr Co of H Ltd.. M Walmea, Ka- Trusi company gr 775, Niulil, rs: ivonaia, nawau ANNUAL MEETING. late of Inland of MARINE NOTES. Annie S by atty uai, deceased, notice Is hereby glvefc &h Parke to Charles $419.33. B 290, p 43. Dated Jan 21 to all Wood D 1907. SUGAR PLANTATION creditors of said Joe Freltas FORT The steamer Mikahala is due this OOKALA Narclmente, deceased, to present their morning from Kauai ports. Charles Wood and wf to Joaquim Moses Papaiakea to Kaholowaa (w). COMPANY. STREET. Frias D claims, duly authenticated, with prope HONOLULU. There are 150,000 bags of sugar at D; R P 3328, kul 5392, por R P ."14 ana The annual meeting of the sharehold vouchers, if any exlnt, even Gon- - If the the Railway wharf warehouse await- Luiza Mendonca and hsb to 2 bldgs, Huelo, Hamakualoa, Maui ers of the Ookala Sugar Plantation claim is secured by mortgage upon & Co B S 130b. ing the S. S. Californian. salves Ltd $500. B 287, p 16S. Dated Dec 2., Company will be held at the office of rf'iil estate, to me, rny ofII e In E at the The steamer Kinau took a very large William O Smith and wf to Eric R Kalaukua Mahi and wf to R A Wads- - C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., In Honolulu, San Antonio Building, No. 262 Vine. crowd to the big island yesterday. Gay D worth, M; int in 2 pes land, Laie, Wai n Friday. February 1. 1907, at 10 yard street, Honolulu, within six The bind played the vessel away. Uahili (k) et al by affdt to Affdt 'uku. Maui. J100. B 230. n 38. Dated o'clock a. m. months from the date hereof, or they Jan 12, 1907. E. F. BISHOP, will be forever barred. "THO CITIES BURN The S. S. Hongkong Maru is due this Ka (k) to Mrs Kaohu Kauhane D Secretary. afternoon from San Francisco with Dated, Honolulu, January 28, 1907. Hilo Sugar Co to Mele Kamiki and Honolulu. January 18, 1907. 7628 five days' later mail from the main-!;-n- d. hsb Rel ELECTION OF OFFICERS. A. D. CASTRO, Administrator, Estate of Jose Freltas Waiohinu Agrctl & Graz Co Ltd to S. KIMURA & CO., LTD. ANNUAL MEETING. Narclmente. Deceased. THE QUEEN PAYS" Hutchinson Sugar Pltn Co L 7636 Jan. 29; Feb. 5, 12. 19, 2. Kau Agricultural Co Ltd to Hut- At the annual meeting of the share Ltd., , BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED. chinson Sugar Pltn Co L holders of the S. Kimura & Co., h.M at the office, Honolulu, on the annual meeting of the sharehold ELECTION OK OFFICERS. Ng S , The Gam Jai to Choy Tin Bow B 19-J7- This has been adopted by the 23rd day of January, the followi ers of thw C. Brewer & Company, Lim- mm Keliimahiai Biart to Arthur M ng officers were elected for the ensu-n- g ited, will be held at the office of the CONSOLIDATED SODA WORKS CO. QUEEN INSURANCE CO. Brown Cheerfulness is the mother Sur L year: corporation in Honolulu, on Thurs LIMITED. as a motto. The Queen stands today of joys. With strong, calm Haiku Fruit & Packing Co to H A W. Motoshige President day, February 7, 1907, at 10 o clock At the annual meeting of the stock- - Baldwin Option Vice President m. no company popularity. nerves just to be alive is a Y. Takakuwa a. of the Consolidated Soda Water second to in Bishop of Zeugma to Kahului Iwanga... Secretary and Treasurer E. F. BISHOP. Secretary. Works Company, Limited, held at the The Queen has paid dollar for dollar Railroad Co Ltd L A. K. Ozawa Auditor Dated, Honolulu, January 23, 1907. office of Wade Warren Thayer. Stan-eenwa- ld the nerves of Director 7631 on all San Francisco losses. are out J K Mali to Hans Jensen D Kimura building, Honolulu, on the 24th condition life is T. Kishimoto Director day of January, 1907, the following of- you a gloomy It's the kind of Fire Insurance struggle. A tonic should Recorded January 18, 1907. T. IWANAGA, ELECTION OF OFFICERS. ficers were elected to serve for the Secretary. ensuing year: should have. then be taken that will S Mathews to Gustav Riedel, Rel; Honolulu, 23, 1907. 7635 A. President lots 13 and 15, Gulick Tract, Honolulu. January THE LEAHI HOME. P. Parmelee strengthen and restore the H. A. Parmelee "Ice President HAWAIIAN nerves. Oahu. 11200. B 290, p 26. Dated Jan At the annual meeting of the mem 17, 1907. bers of The Leahi Home, held on Fri- Wade Warren Thayer Paine's Celery Compound H. A. Parmelfo Treasurer TRUST CO., Manuel J Serpa to Mutl Bldg & Loan day, the 23th January, 1907, the retiring has brought happiness to B, trustees, Messrs. C. H. Atherton and Willard E. Brown Auditor Limited, Socy of Hawaii Ltd, M; lot 22, blk the nervous sufferers for over 19 Minton Tract, Honolulu. Oahu. $550. P. Cooke, were reelected to serve for The above officer constitute years. B 230. p 26. Dated Jan 17, 1907. period of three years; and at a sub Board of Directors of the corr'oration. Agents WADE WARREN TH A YKR. Elizabeth K (R H) sequent meeting of the trustees the for Read the formula and the Baker and hsb j Secretary. to David govt 46S, officers were reelected to their various Hawaii. of the medical L Peterson, D: lot Honolulu. January 24, 1M7. 7631 statements gr 346S, S Slope Punchbowl Hill, Ho- f$$Mm authorities and you will un- nolulu. Oahu. $1000. B 2S7, p 139. lows: " YAMATOYA," derstand just how and just Dated Apr 7, 1905. President Mr. Alexander Young NOriCE. why it is. Edith W Blackman by atty to Eliz- 1st Vice President. ...Mr. W. O. Smith 2nd Vice Mr. C. 1. AQUAR. ALL KINDS OF K Baker, Rel; govt 46S of gr President.. H. Atherton Beginning February the Paine's Celery Compound abeth lot Mr. A. W. Bottomley SHIRTS, PAJAMAS KIMONOS 346S and bldgs. S Slope Punchbowl Treasurer T. IT'M will be rldf l evenings'. Tno noun and contains no alcohol, no co-cai- n, Secretary Mr. T. C. being Hill. Honolulu. Oahu. $1300. B 290, p Davles will otherwise remain the sam. MADE TO ORDER. no opium, no harmful 28. Auditor Mr. J. P. Cooke from ten to five dally except Sunday, Orpheum. one to five on Sundays. Fort St.. just above the drugs of any nature. It has W by atty to David T. CLIVE DA VIES. and from HONOLULU, T. H. Edith Blackman 7635 Secretary 7636 stood the test of generations. L Peterson, Rel; gr '346S, S Slope of The Leahi Home. '3J1LV

10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 1907.

Castle & CooRe, Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings LANAI CASE THE FINANCES Ltd. HONOLULU.

GEORGE W. DE LONG POST POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, L O. O. REPUBLIC. F. YElfl COMMISSION MERCHANTS. GRAND ARMY OF THE every and Friday WASJGNORED BFJE 1907, Meets first third Beginning with January, tha 7:30 p. m., in Odd SUGAR FACTORS. Monday of of the month, at Post will meet on the third Fellows' Hall, Fort street. Visiting Instead of the first Mon Oahu each month. brothers cordially Invited to attend. Supreme Court Overlooked the What County Received and AGENTS FOR day. All comrades are welcome. P-L-. M. T. SIMONTON. C. The Ewa Plantation Co. ROBERT NELSON. Commander. Scribe. Injunction Proceeding and the Dollars It Managed L. LA PIERRE, The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Sugar Co. SOCIETY 1., O. O. F. Principals Are Put Out. to Disburse. THEOSOPIIICAL EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. L The Walmea Mill Sugar Co OAIIU LODGE. Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:30, Ths Fulton Iron 62 floor), Alexander Works. St Louis. Room (second in Odd Fellows' Ha.. Fort street. The Standard Oil Co. building. Mondays, 7:45 p. m.. to Young Visiting brothers cordially Invited The Lanai matter was not taken up The County Treasurer's report for The George F. Blake Steam Pumps public meeting; visitors welcome attend. by the Supreme Court yesterday, de- - the year ending December 31, 1906, Weston' Centrifugals. 7:45 p. m., lodge meeting A. H. HODSON. N. G. The open every sr.ite the opinions of all concerned, shows $382,817.36 total receipts, and New England Mutual L!f in Jlng room and library L. L. LA PIERRE. Secretary. AUCTION SALE surance Co.. of Boston. f. 3 to 4 p. m. who were on hand to hear the decision $364,051.19 total disbursements. This weekday from The Aetna Insurance Co. nt TT-- t- HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F. Both L. L McCandless, who was pres left a cash balance to 1907 of $18,766.17. ford. Conn. every Monday evening, 7.30, HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE Meets at ent with his counsel, George D. Gear, To this balance was added the reserve At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., The Alliance Assurance rv - t CLUB. iri wu x- cuuno ... p,.mi Titii,., for outstanding warrants of 1905 and don. on first and third Friday, iting brothers cordially Invited to at-- ana deputy AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Meets the opinion as to what 1906, amounting to $673.37, making a tt 7:30 o'clock p. m.. In rowns in Ore tend. ton expressed their gon Block, entrance on Union street. CHAS. A. SIMPSON, N. G. the Supreme Court decision was to be. total balance of cash on hand on Jan Friday, February I, 1907, HENDRY, Secretary. JAMES C. McGILL. Chief. E. R. their conclusions being diametrically uary 1, 1907, of $19,439.54. One Buggy, Fruity Rhymes JOHN MACAULAY, Secy. The cash in treasury on PACIFIC REEEKAH LODGE, NO. 1, opposite. the January Two Phaetons, was disappointment, accord- - 1, 1906, was $117,793.15. HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. P. O. E. L O. O. F. There BLINDS Of sugar, sisal and all the rest, n E-w- Meets every second and iourxn on sides the court Chief among ihe receipts for the past Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. ill infry toch 47 9 4S pairs 8x10 The Mango Chutney is the best? Honolulu Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' pairs "x In their hall. King street, at calmly proceeded with another case en. year were: 10 pairs Sxl2 7 pairs 9x12 The chutney factory is a baby meet Hall, Visiting Rebenans small. Fort, every Friday evening. By Fort street making no reference to the Territory of Hawaii, $449,750.76; gar 2 9x13 27 pairs 10x12 tsut it win soon grow and beat near are cordially Invited to attend. tirely, pairs them order of the E. R. all. bage department, $6,949; depart 14 pairs 10x14 27 pairs 10x16 all. E. R. MARION WRIGHT, N. G. Lanai matter at road HARRY E. MURRAY JACOBSON, Secy. ment, ,$4600.35; excavator department, 1 pair 10x15 21 pairs 10x18 HARRY H. SIMPSON. Fecy. JENNY UNITED STATES COURT AT HILO. 18 12x16 33 12x18 $1925.70; election expense, $1211.10. pairs pairs REBEKAH LODGE Judge Dole and the members of his 3 pairs 12x20 1 pair 15x40 COUNCIL, NO. 563. OLIVE BRANCH The largest items in the statement 8 pairs 3x 7 9 pairs 4x 8 DAMIEr NO. 2. O. O. F. court left yesterday for Hlio, where. Y. M. X. I. of taxes collected by the Territorial 33 pairs 2ft. Sin. x 6ft. Sin. every third Thurs- - j& every second and "We- Meets first and tnere a single case to be heard. The 22 pairs 3ft. 6in. t. Meets fourth day, 7:30 p. m., In Odd Fellows authorities and paid over to the dnesday, at 7:30 o'clock. In San Antonio at court wrill resume here on the return Hall. Fort street. Visiting KeDenans amount of one-ha- lf to the county are: Blue Flannel Shirts, Hall, Vineyard street. of the Federal judge, when the beef are cordially invited to attend. Real estate taxes, $311,161.76; person Summer Undress Coats, h W. WEED, Pres. w-i- FRED ANITA PHILLIPS, N. G. trust and the lumber trust cases White Linen Collars, 60c. PER ROD UP. E. V. TODD. Secy. al property taxes, $349,392.62; income AGNES DUNNE, Secretary. come before it. These cases will be Black Helmets, tax, $121,943.69; road tax, $42,798; school lon drawn out Cartridge Boxes. MONUMENTS, SAFES. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & A. Li. tax, $42,782; poll tax, $21,391; carriage, on Monday of each TO Meets the last TOO POOR PAY FINE. brake sulky tax, $12,634; The month, at Masonic Temple. and dog tax JAS. F. MORGAN. ILACE FOR Visiting brethren and members of T. Ogawa, a Japanese woman con and tags, $2493. AUCTIONEER. 'ARTICULAR Hawaiian and Pacific are cordially in victed before the Federal court for a The 10 per cent, penalty and interest J. C. Axtell & Co. 1048-5- 0 Alakea St, vlted to attend. statutory offense and sentenced to pay on delinquent taxes amounted to $12, EOPLE CHAS. A. BON, W. &L a heavy nne as wen as 10 serve a. 735.20. Phone Blue 1801. P. O. Box F. WALDRON, Sec. thirty-da- y term in jail, has been re- The biggest disbursement items are Auction Sale LEAHI CHAPTE3 NO 2. O. E. S. leased without complying with the Road department, $165,682.97 police every Monday, at 7:30 Meets third first part of the sentence. Yesterday department, $106,890.22; p. m., in the Masonic Temple. Visiting fire depart she appeared before the United States ment, $55,026.2S; sisters and brethren are coruially in Kapiolani Park, $26, : Carpenters, Contractors, vited to attend. Marshal and took the poor man's oath, 716.88; garbage department, $23,659.98 M. stating she was in possession of ALICE G. HERRICK, W. that electric light department, $20,590.07; ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec. no means whereby her fine could be fry hi i raised. Under the circumstances she Ewa road district, $18,968.84; Waialua Note This LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 3, was released from custody. road district, $18,312.35; IlO '.aupoko Saturday, February 2, 1907, aim? O. E. S. COURT NOTES. road district, $1S,119.78; Hawaiian band, Meets the Masonic Temple every 12 O'CLOCK NOON, at $13,260.50; Pali road, $12,891.61. second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 An appeal to the Supreme Court ha 857 expense at my salesroom, Kaahumanu St., p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are been filed by the plaintiff in the casa Coroner's for the year was I will sell, as per instructions, cordially invited to attend. of Carlos A. Long vs. John D. Holt $757.55 and detectives' expense $2891.90. Catton, Neill & Company, Ltd. MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. et al. which was recently decided by The "general expense" item in the po LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. of de Judge Robinson in favor the lice department ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. fendants. The decision was to the ef expenditure amounts The Grand Stand LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. IL, estate was with to $6038.80. Last year the police de QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. DIVISION NO. 1. fect that the a trust the exception of that portion specif. partment paid out $2349.95 for livery Meets every first and third Tuesday, ically left in fee simple to the aaugh.. and railroad expense. In Kapiolani Park 8 U. ed at p. m.. In C. B. Hall, Fort street. Boilers re-tub- with charcoal-lro- a cordially to ter The police. Visiting sisters are Invited February 4 is the date set for the salaries of Sheriff and or steel tubes. General ship work. attead. case tme deputies for the year amounted to NECKBAND COWES, hearing of the instituted by Lotof Fencing, Board, Etc, MRS. M. Pres. Land Commissioner against A. M $7740. MAUD O'SULLIVAN, Seey. Y. WO SING. Brown, arising out of the refusal of In the miscellaneous disbursements Brown to take over certain pasture WHOLESALE AND ANCIENT ORDER HIBEBNIANS, appear the following interesting Items: I Small Road Roller RETAIL IRONING DIVISION NO. 1. lands at Hamakua, purchased at gov GROCERS. - 1186-11- Moptn verv first and third Wednes ernment sale by Brown's agent. The Impeachment trial, $657.28; investiga- Now at 88 Nuuanu Street. 8 date set had been mutually agreed CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER, 85c. day. at n. m.. in C. B. U. Hall. Fort ' ' I remove same tne upon oy case, Purchaser to from per pound. street. Visit In brothers cordially In-- me counts in me tion Honolulu police, $55.10; Pali arch, grounds at his own expense within 10 I Tne declaration of George Corlisson, Phone Main 238. Orders promptly vlted to attend $6550; Robinson park system, $514.50; days from day of sale. at H. F. DAVISON, Pres. a native or uermany, of his intention atnded to. Serial Story No. 4. F jy CREEDON Sec. I to become an American citizen was salaries of Supervisors, $4200. taKen yesterday before commissioner The road tax, special deposits, state JAS. F. MORGAN. ALL KINDS OP If the neckband of a WILLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE. NO. 8, Hatch ment shows as follows: AUCTIONEER. K. of P. Sentence will be pronounced today BUILDING AND WORK shirt does not stand up r--t REPAIR 7:30 00 IO t - frl when it is laundered, It Meets every Saturday evening, at by Judge Robinson on Sam Apoliona, c, J U J in o DONE ON SHORT NOTICE C ! lO co ii o'clock, Hall, King street, conducting O to O "f . ' Is not properly laundered in Harmony convicted of a gambling eS C4 W rH HJ CI IO CD By Visiting brothers cordially Invited to game. This is game an r-- l OC CO i--l r--t and It will not fit when the Adver of B you put it on. It will attend. tiser reporter discovered running oppo Auction Sale H. WOLF, C. C. site feel uncomfortable and L. the fishmarket, which discovery to Monday, February, 4, 1907, JACOBSON, R. & S. game Wm. T. Paty slips its E. A. K. of led to the being stopped and the.' a-- often out from C- -t CO J CO r- co 1048 ALAKEA STREET. proprietorship investigated by tM cs m eo 12' NOON, place beneath your col- BATH- - the o AT O'CLOCK HONOLULU TEMPLE NO 1, grand r, (o t-- io lar. puts your whole jury. "S 5 o- o CO my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., It BONE SISTERS. l- ri at The trial of Willie Crawford, charg 2 - co CO Hawaii. dress out of order. Meets every second and fourth Mon- - 5 go" .o io of oj property of the Territory of BENNY Bl ed with being the man behind the gun r& CO -1 COr Notice the neckbands so- PRINTED IN HAWAIIAN. uajr, ttl rvinsLiio l in a Chinese gambling joint, will be 1851, 1 DEALERS IN on the shirts that we street. All visitors cordially"", Invited to ft Laws 1847, 3 volumes; Laws spe- 1 n thfa mnr.tnr WJ V.Tfla rH- 1 launder. We have a aueuu. tv ' UU,. volume: Laws 1852. volume; Laws cial process for Ironing Insnn 1853, 1 vplume; Laws 1855, 1 volume; MAKUAtWT HJKliUSUlS, M. JU. J. pros 2 . iewing Machines the neckbands of shirts Jury has been waived in the p. o od -! w Laws 1868, 1 volume; Laws 1872, 1 GRACE O'BRIEN. M. of R. & S. 6 " ecution of E. Vivian Richardson, insth 00 1874, 2 that makes them stand S 2' "1 volume; Laws volumes; Laws AND BUYERS OF up tutedi by Superintendent; Holloway. o 2 cfi irT iT cf 1876, 1 volume; 1878, 1 volume; Just as the shirtmaker COURT CAMOES, rr--. CO - Laws Intended they should. NO. 8110, A. O. P. Richardson was a defaulter in matters Laws 1880, 1 volume; Laws 1882, 1 JUNK Ours is the only laun- pertaining to the water works. volume; Laws 1890, 2 volumes. We buy, sell, exchange, rent and re dry with Meets every second and A compromise has been arrived at in ENGLISH AND HA in this city the B M tr PRINTED IN pair all kinds of sewing machines. A Tuesday of each right-of-wa- y rj o N O facilities and we make a fourth the matter of a across O H O WAIIAN. large assortment of oil, needles and month, at 7:30 p. m.. In San the Kapiolani Estate lands for the Ka C H IO 05 (O W5 rt 00 0 1851. 9 1852, 2 specialty of this feature. CS jj 18 CS M S3 Laws volumes: Laws spare parts always on hand. Machines Antonio Hall, Vineyard lihl sewer, to secure which condemna -J g lS t W KJ volumes; Laws 1866, 1 volume; Laws on easy payments. street. Visiting brothers tions were about to be instituted by 1866-- 7, 1 1872, 1 volume; volume; Laws 1266 AND 1268 FORT STREET. f HARTMAN STEAM cordially Invited to attend, f the Attorney General. Laws 1876, 1 volume. I - bx Phone VMn 488. mr A PTT T-- Al, A. OIUVA,Tf I J, XV. ' PRINTED IN ENGLISH. IIIV. MERCHANT AND ALAKE 3TS. M. C. PACHECO, F. S. Statute Laws 1S46, 2 volumes; Laws 1848, 3 1852, 2 volumes; ZINC PILFERERS C3 volumes; Laws 1853, 2 volumes; Laws 1855. 2 Bicycles Repaired COUBT LUNAT.TT.O. NO. 6600, A. O. F. PS Laws Shampooing Meets every first and third Wednes CS volumes; Civil Code 1859, 1 volume; Neatly, Quickly and Reasonable. Manicuring, G5 Laws 1860, 2 volumes; Laws 1862, S day evenings of each month, at 7:30, In GO TO THE JAIL ALL aS O volumes;. Laws 1864, 4 volumes; Laws KINDS OF TIRES AND Scalp Treatment. K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting '.eS o Electrical Facial and o 1868, 2 volumes; 1870, 4 volumes; PARTS OF BICYCLES SOLD cordially Invited. '3 3 Laws Mrs. Beols, brothers o 1872, 1 volume; 1874, 2 Kathryn GEO. MAILE, C. R. ci Laws Laws M. Four boys charged with larceny volumes; Civil 1876, 1 volume; HAMADA Superfluous Hair Removed. JAS. K. KAULIA, P. S. in Code 1264 Nuuanu Street. !3 1876, 1 1878, 3 . Marcel Hair Weaving. the second degree were before the po-- a '04 a a a Laws volume; Laws . 1 .3 o jmi V volumes; Laws 1880, 6 volumes; Laws 116 RICHARDS STREET. CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. lice court Judge yesterday, all being C3 O O i i O fi o I 1882, 2 volumes. Meets every second and fourth Thurs- - j convicted. Three of them were zinc a w w JOHN NEILL Engineer 7:30 p. m., sen-Anton- day of each month, at In San pilferers, all receiving short jail io Vtelt-- JAS. F. MORGAN, Dealer In Hall. Vineyard street. tences, Ben Bright going up for two Ing companions are cordially invited to . - AUCTIONEER. NEW AND SECOND-HAN- D MA mont. . . M I ' Tr, FRANK BACK attend. , T " CHINERY. u.uu jliui M MINNIE AVILLA. C. C. norsei" ior tnirteen days. Wm. Repairing of All Kinds. M. C. PACHECO, F. S. AkI, the other larcenist, had been FROM HIS TRAVELS GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY caught with a stolen purse, containing 135 Merchant Street. Tel. 116. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CAMP U. For taking he was $15 NO. 1 U. S. W. V. it fined and The New Kind costs and given a severe lecture by the Department Hawaii. court. Frank May, a well-know- n Honolu- - Meets every first and lan who has spent past years Iwakami. Wednesday. - Antone Correa, a native of Punch- - the four third Wav- abroad, returned from a erley Block, cor. Bethel bowl, was fined the costs of his trial the Orient by Dealer In JAPANESE GOODS. the S. S. Korea last week. Auction Sale and Hotel, at 7:30 p. m. for throwing a piece of brick through WITHOUT RESERVE. STRAW HATS for Men and Women. Visiting comrades cordi- - Mr. May has visited Australia, Chi i J a Chinaman's window. Antone ac- - PRICES RIGHT. ' v ' aiiy mvuea to aitena. knowledged having na and Japan and has made extended Robinson Block, opposite Bethel on it t appeared once or if O. SCHWERDTFEGER, twice before stays In each of these countries. Saturday, February 9, 1907, Hotel Street. Comdr. in the police court. He was told very sternly not to an near e is mratuated with life in the Far j 12 O'CLOCK NOON there again. my 857 HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. East and expects to return to China (at salesroom, Kaahumanu St., Wailehua, who had kicked in a short time. He has a commercial I am instructed to sell, without re Water. of M. s P. his wife around on Monday serve, Pure Soda . FUJIMURA, MASSAGE. even will be proposition in sight with which, he ex- - the following properties: You can't get Soda Water Meets on first and third Sunday gooa ior tne next thirty days, TWO T. A VTUHPnVTlO TTTTT T" better having pects Tnv - than bearing FOUNTAIN Rheumatism. Bruises, Sprains, Tired ings of each month, at 7 o'clock, at K. that long to serve for his brutality. to . make a winning among the ;ented fop that the QUICKLY are now brand, for the fimple reason that reling and other Ailments of P. Hall. All sojourning brethren James Vierra, also charged with as- Chinese. annum, situate on the RJCLIEVED. 444 King cordially Invited attend. sault Waikiki road there isn't any better made. Street, Palama. to and battery, his father having and John Ena road, being parts of L. Phone Whit 135L By order Worthy President, been the victim of the assault, was TO WIDEN DIAMOND HEAD ROAD. 2081 FOUNTAIN SODA WORKS, L. LANE. given C. A. and L. C. A. 2083. Area A. until today to prepare his de- 68,511 square feet. Sheridan Street, near King. FRANK C. POOR, Sec fense. The Department of Public Works are HAWAII SHINPO SHA. Phone Main 270. Four drunks came up for their medi- making arrangements for a transfer of TWO LOTS 1HE -- APANESE PRINT-in- g HONOLULU A ERra 140, O. K. cine, one be- situate on mauka Wai PIuXEEK F. of them, Antone Costa, property which will enable the depart-- kiki end of Kapiolani office. The publisher of Hawaii Meets on second ing given twenty days without the op- Park Addition. Shlnpo, WjtfjOv tion put ment to proceed with the widening of j being Lots 4, 43, Block F. the only dally Japanese paper ZS and fourt& Wednes-- " of a fine. The others up the ANTIQUE published In the Territory of Hawaii. day usual amounts. the Diamond Head road and the cut evenings ot eacb ting off some APANAS 1 2 2280, C. C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor. 7:30 An adjournment was granted in the of of the sharp curves in and of R. P. L. month, at o'clock. In K. of P. Hall, much-use- 1094 liquor law violation cases against that d pleasure thoroughfare. A. 1787, situate Kawaihee, Waialaeikl; . CALABASHES Editoriaa and Printing office King street. Visiting Eagles are In- H. A. Smith St.. above King. Phone Main 40. vited to Juen, Joe Clark and Sing Loy, and also In some places, particularly In that area 4.15 square chains. Four lois. attend. against Antone Tavarez, stretch Waikiki of Kapiolani Kava Bowls, Spears. L. E. TWOMET, W. P. of the Flag the Park, of All Nations saloon. The latter will the road is extremely narrow, while LOTS 3, 4. 7, Waikiki road, Lewis Clubs, Mats, . . II. T. MOORE. Secy. be required VALENTINES to plead on Friday next, further out, in the vicinity of the Estate property; areas 18,504, 18.180, Tapas, Baskets, the others being lighthouse, "0,000 square Prepare for February 14 by HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. I. O. R. M. remanded until Feb- there are other places where feet, respectively. Also Pottery, Fans. ruary 5. I M choosiner some of the dainty valen two horse vehicles or autos can pass LOTS 14, 13, same subdivision; areas Meets everr second and fourth Fri- S. Cataro, H. Ushi-Jim- a, j 3o,217 34,344 Tamano and K. each other with difficulty. There it and square feet. . & tines now on display at day of each month, to L O. O. F. HalL who had been HAWAII SOUTH Visiting cordially arrestedfor selling will be necessary to blast away some LOOK THESE UP. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO, LTD. brothers Invited tc liquor to minors, appeared for a pre- portions of the overhanging SEAS CURIO CO., attend. E. V. TODD, Sachem. liminary hearing rock of Ml yesterday, cases K Voung Building. EL their Diamond Head to give the road the TAS. F. MORGAN. Alexander Young 4. MURPHY, C. of . going over until February 5. n 3 J. I necessiii jr wiuiu. AUCTTONRTTR Building. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 1907. 11 LOCAL BREVITIES. An FILE YOUR PROPERTY AND IN COME TAX RETURNS NOW. IC0LLEGE-HILL-5 The Board of Health meets this af- Excellent ternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr. Fredk. Hastings Is confined to Honolulu's Choicest Suburb the Queen's Hospital with a felon. Chance gave City Water, City Lights, City Streets. Miss Locke one of her series of to secure a NICE ELECTRIC PORTA- lectures on Dante last night at the exceptionally low price. ft Rapid Transit, Express Service, Mail residence of Governor and Mrs. Carter. BLE at an Delivery, Best of Neighbors. Rev. and Mrs. John Usborne will leave in the Moana April 3 for a trip to No Saloons, No Pake Stores, No Japa- Canada, Great Britain, the continent offering a and probably Palestine. We are now handsome, nese Shacks. No Tenements. :. complete ? The Ramehameha Aquatic Club will durable and Electric Lamp ft Unsurpassed Mountain and Marine hold a meeting next Saturday evening with 10-inc- h shade, FOR ONLY Views. at 7 o'clock at the residence of M. B. Punohu on Walakamilo street. s A Few Choice Lots Tor Sale. The work of excavating for the foun- $3.75, Each Miwucii urn mm s chapel to be i dations of the memorial Episcopal cathedral tor u 1 built at the way. Theo. H. Davies, Is well under OF a There are at present 300,000 bags of 1 8 Some Money At 6 Per Cent sugar stored in the warehouse at the DIM Hil., ITD. To Heln Build. railroad wharf, awaiting shipment. In 1 1 the American-Hawaiia- n sheds are 150,-0- 00 "KA HALE OIWI." S more. s The funeral of Mrs. St. C. Piianaia, a 7 KING ST., TrenT descendant of Hawaiian royalty, took T. &QiRIAL ESTATE place yesterday afternoon. Many of Honolulu, H. 1- the representatives of the oldest Ha-wai- an "WILL BEGIN ON families attended the funeral to s pay their last respects to the departed. & W. H. Abbey, chief yeoman, U. S. N., $ a Hawaiian boy, sends the Advertiser Kentucky Friday Morning, February 1st. Cruise," very - z A hot lunch with a a copy of "Tales of a a 4e- creditable illustrated publication which BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY IN GALLONS, HALF 3 he had a hand in getting out. FINE GALLONS AND BOTTLES cold drink for 25c The monthly meeting of the Chinese $ Aloha Club, for February, will takft 3f & place this Sunday at No. 352 Dowsett REDUCTIONS ALL DOWN THE LINE, IN & If cleanliness, quick and polite lane, Palama. All members are 3 Bottles for $2.00 service, good cooking and qual- earnestly requested to attend. 2 ity, combined with a very low W. M. Giffard, of W. G. Irwin & Co.. you Lawns, Batistes, Silks, Cashmeres, etc. price, are an Inducement, is quoted as saying that the Oceanic &. hi will want to lunch here.. Steamship Company will build k new Lewis Company, Ltd. 8 Merchants, bankers, profes-efon- al steamer for the Australian run in the FAMILY LIQUOR DEALERS. 8 men and clerks lunch at event of a subsidy being secured under the subsidy bill. I 160 KING ST. : : : : TELEPHONE MAIN 240. Raymond C. Brown has received his commission as Inspector fl Charge of the local immigration service. His Criterion promotion officially to the post in The which he has been serving temporarily Something Very New in My Two Stores - g for some time comes as a well merited Corner Bethel and Hotel Streets. reward for the good work he has done. VERY PRETTY JAPANESE WRITING PAPER W. Noble, well-kno- wn capital ravy P. a IS SATSUMA HAT PINS AND BUCKLES ist and mining man of Salt Lake City, Utah, who visited Honolulu four years IOd SHIRTWAIST PATTERNS ago. will arrive here within a short comes when the roast is juicy" and fat. You can not SILK KIMONO JACKETS daugh 1 SDecial Trip to volcano time accompanied by his two get any but the made kind with poor meats. Ours 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE POSTAL ters. The party purpose spending the ' . . t . j 1 - A 5 CARDS AND DINNER CARDS remainder of the winter here. 4 is tne Kind tnat is gooa auti tney way xnrougn.il sny g THE GREATEST NATURALi In reporting the of Antone I arrest any chop, the result is the same, they all spall WONDER OP THE "WORLD Trevarez on Monday for a breach of cut, S 1 1 The center of volcanic activity, is now the liquor law it, was stated that he "Best." 2 at the was employed at the Wigwam saloon, e This was an error, Trevarez being one Beretania and Fort-- -- No. 30 King St. Near Bethel. CRATER OP KILAUEA. of the partners in the Flag of All Na 2 r Information from reliable sources is tions saloon and having no connection to the effect that the pit is filling with whatever with the Wigwam. 4 The Paragon Market mclten lava. Eyewitnesses declare the A meeting of the Republican County 3 fiery display to be beyond description, ". Committee will be held next Wednes ef . The Gore Emma, Beretania and Alakea Streets. Tbis Is an day evening, at which the proposed AT r PALM - f J ig THE OPPORTUNITY OP A LIFETIME municipal bill is to be discussed. Other tf f- rfy r- r it v r r fr r Tfir f f 3f to visit this wonderland. business before the meeting will be to Delightfully Fresh Candies. Exquisite Confections Daily. fill the vacancies in the committee All Chocolates in This Establishment Are SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RATE. caused by the resignation of Sam John- son, Henry K. Kanepuu. FORK-DIP.PE- D By S. S. Mauna Loa, leaving Vida and J. the . weeks old, are Friday, February 1, returning Editor Shiozawa, of the Hawaii Shin-- COLD Imported candies are .from one to three ours po, TREAT YOUR ... bv the S. S. Kinau, Saturday. denounces the proposed citizen's made daily and go to you as fresh as if you bought them in a New Pebruarv 9 $54.00 clause of the new liquor bills under TO A York store. " of Ha. discussion as unfair to the Chinese and This trip takes In the circuit Japanese in the islands, whom the law Bon Bons for the Dinner; Gunthers fancy Chocolates; Fruit wail, passing the recent lava flows, and vol prohibits from becoming citizens. The Glaces; French Fruit Glaces; Tree Ornaments; . allows a stay of four days at the clause will not operate against on. cano, giving an exceptional opportunity aliens as they may escape by becoming TURKISH BATH to visit all the scenes of recent citizens. THE PALM RESTAURANT The Kamehameha Alumni will give a Lounging and Sleeping Apartments at LUDWIGSEN AND JUNGCLAUS, dance on Saturday evening Competent Guides Accompany Visitors at the Hotel Street Near Fort. Region. Young hotel, the object of which is to through the volcanic raise funds to meet the tuition fees of THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO a young man at the Kamehameha HOTEL BATHS DANGER. Manual school until the end of the present school year, when the scholar- For information and tickets apply to ship offered by the association will be- Turkish with Plunge and Massage, $1; All Night, Special Sale of come available. The Kawaihau Royal Henry Watcrhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Glee Club will furnish the music. $1.50 TOURIST INFORMATION BUREAU, The Incorporation papers of another Corner Fort and Merchant Streets, Chinese fraternal society were filed LIBBY'S CAMMED MEATS r HONOLULU. yesterday with Territorial Treasure Campbell, the society being called the THE LADY OR THE TIGER? objects so Chee Kung Fui. The or the Joseph surveyor, called SYDNEY BALLOU WAS Wt aim to offer some spec ial attraction each month. For one .BUSINESS LOCALS. ciety, as specified In the incorporation S. Emerson, 38 papers, are to live up to the maxim at the Advertiser office yesterday to week we will sell some of the famous Libby canned meats at peei&l stamps order at Gazette laid down in the Golden Rule. Th ask for a correction of a glaring erro TO OCCASION Rubber to EQUALS guarantee quality and freshness of the goods. office. holdings of the association are to be in the map of the lava flow appearing prices. We the $10,000. Morgan's auction column for limited in value to in this paper. the reproduction of Special. See Japanese In Regular. eales of the week. Consul General Saito has map drawn by Mr, McDougall is the 1-l- received advices that twenty-eig- ht of The Chronicle says: b tins, Libby 's Turkey and Tongue .....oOe 30c Linen crash for dresses, 20c. quality the name "Puu tCeokeo," meaning the Alameda Japanese had been refus you Bay -- I5 n Boneless Chicken 35$ 25c I 12 c, Sachs. "Parden roe; I overheard for at ed a landing at San Francisco. The White Mountain. Mr. Emerson Insists ( you Honolulu," said new ar 1- - lb Jellied Hocks 25c 15c The best and most reliable fountain opinion of the planters here that the that it should read "Puu o Keokeo," lived in a 4? pen is "Waterman's, at Arlelgh's. refusal to allow Japanese to land at the which means Mountain of "White. As rival at the Jefferson, approaching a 2- - io English Brawn 30c 20c Z Butterick's February Patterns and Coast would help the labor situation Mr. McDougall has lived in the shadow man about to take the elevator. 1-- lb Whole Pig's Feet.. .20c 15c is mistaken one, according to of hill for the greater portion of Delineator now ready at Sachs. here a that "Yes, I have that honor." Libby 's Deep Rea Fresh Crab Meat 25c 3 for 50c g shirtwaist the consul, as the Japanese government his life It is supposed the name would IS Don't miss the sale of would to allow any "Well, can you tell me who this Syd Whitney & on Friday. refuse further emi be as familiar to him as the rlirmes 2 at Marsh's gration of laborers to either the Coast of Mother Goose. But, accordm? to ney Ballou is, registered from Hono. embroidered wash belts at Plain and or Hawai. Mr. Emerson, he is in error. seen name somewhere reduced prices this week at Sachs'. lulu? I've the & Co., Don't miss the sale of ladies mus. before." Henry May Ltd. lin underwear which begins Frida "Sydney Ballou? Oh, yes. He is on A Special That Should Interest Mothers men down morning at Bloms. of our most prominent Main ss Main 22 Telephones 92. A first-cla- bookkeeper, havina CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES at almost HALF PRICE. tiorf verv fpver laWver. lots of spare time, would like to take care of money, popular fellow, handsome chap, set books. See "Want ads. Made of good material and neatly done. a of great favorite with the ladies." Hawaiian Agricultural Co.'s annual LOT 1. $1.50 DRESSES FOR 90c LOT 4. $2.75 DRESSES FOR $1.90 14, "You will pardon me, but to whom meeting tn Thursday, February at Made of checked ginghams and solid- - Made of fine printed, lawn, pink and lt o'clock, in the office of Brewer & co. or cnamoray, emoroiaery-inmme- u; am I indebted for this information?" blue polka dots, with em- Co.. Ltd. sizes 2 to 6 years. trimmed "WTiy, I am Sydney Ballou." broidery; sizes 2, 3, 4. A lady's white silk ribbon belt, with LOT 2. S1.73 DRESSES FOR $1 buckles, been lost. Finder LOT - silver has fine checked material, as 5.$3 DRESSES TOR $1.95- will be rewarded if same is returned to Made of n sorted colors, embroidery - trimmed; Made of file material in checks and BAND CONCERT AT -- o) office. OF this ?izes 1 to 4 years. Adjourned1 stockholders meeting of solid colors, trimmed with embroidery; the Standard Telephone Co., Ltd., take LOT 3. $2 AND $2.50 DRESSES AT sizes 6, 8, 10 years. TONIGHT 301 ftflLAPABK place today at 1:30 o'clock in room 81.25 AND $1.50 LOT 6. $3.25 DRESSES FOR $2 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK Stangenwaid Duiicnng. AN EXCEPTIONAL. BARGAIN Mad? of fine solid-col- or chambray. AT BARGAIN PRICES AS FOLLOWS: A neat cottage at 904 Sheridan Ch'idrir' Sai!nr Suits, made of solid-r- ir Aala street, nearly opposite the Wright res. trimmed, and sailor trimmed with embroidery and velvet Tonight's concert will be at rent. See our ti-- R. 12, 14 years. 2, 3, 4. park. The band will begin playing at idence, is offered for ribbons; sizes Double classified ads. for particulars. 7:30. Following ia the program: Taffeta Satin Dresden Ribbons First-cla- ss tickets to all stations on PART I. rat-tern- and Haleiwa coupon SILK E0LIENNE Line of Colors. No. 5 Newest Colors and s. the Oahu Railroad . .Long A Full 8e tickets are now on sale at the office For Afternoon and Evening Gowns, beautiful range of colors; Champagne, March "Coast Defense" (new) . Rollinson 5 oc 7 10c of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street. Lig"ht Overture "Welcome" No. No. 60 30c New Gray, Lavender, Alice Blue, Cream and Blue. . . . . Heidenreich Take your plates and films to Hono. Intermezzo "Winona" 7.. 7c 9 12c 40c Quality 30c YARD Selection "The Star" ..O'Har " 80 50e lulu Photo-Suppl- y Co. for develop- 9 12 15c ex- 8e " " 100 50e ment, where they employ the most PART II. 12...... 10c to found in line. A Wool Goods Special " 16 , 20c pert men be that Albatross Vocal Songs.. Ar. by Bergei 16 stock, Hawaiian .....12Ke 22 22Vie The annual meeting of the All Wool, Double Width, in all the leading colors, including black and white. Selection "Madame Angot" Lecocq 15c Plaid Ribbons holders of the Onomea Sugar Co., will Dalbej 22 & 60c Quality, on sale at 45c YARD.. Waltz "Zingaro" ' 40 25e be held at the office of C. Brewer Finale "Swastika" Busby 40. 17c All the Latest. Co.. February 13. at 10 o'clock a. m. "The Star Spangled Banner." 60 20c " 60 30c The showing of rings at J. A. R. Dress Linen Special Wash Beits 80...... '...22e 80 35c No. CO. ,30c Vieira & Co.'s is a revelation of beauty COLDS. 100...... 25c 100 .40c it 80. .35e and richness. The prices are lower Brown Linen Crash. you se AT CLEARING PRICES than you will anticipate when l-2- 20c Quality 12 c YARD money. the goods. 20c Belts 10c Colds are quickly cured by Chamber-- ! These ribbons are all pure Bilk and are worth double the 25c Quality 16 l-3- c YARD Sing Loy & Co. have opened a new Iain's Cough Remedy. It acts on na- SALE BEGINS AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. corner 30c Belts 20c store jon Hotel street, next the plan, loosens the cough, relieves of Smith street, where they will deal Children's Gingham Slips ture's 35c Belts .25c the lungs and opens the secretions, ef-- wholesale in kerosene oil. flour, braa 50c Quality ...25c and staples. 50c 30c fecting a permanent cure. It counter- Usai Made of Gingham in light blue and Belts',. Hawaiian picture postcards, old acts any tendency of a cold to result in stamps, coins, calabashes, tapas, mats, pink checks and stripes. 60c Belts ...... 40c pneumonia. It is pleasant to take. LIMITED. leis, at Island Curio Co. (Steiner's), Children like it. For sale by Benson, building, The most STREET. Elite Hotel street. & Co., Ltd., agents for HawaiL ALAKEA attractive curio shop. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd. Smith in

HONOLULU, JANUARY 30, 9Q7- - 12 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE GRAS STREET Halstead & Co., Ltd. Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line MAR Dl Honolulu, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1907. Capital, Canadian Pacific Railway Co. eall j Bte&mcrt rumuajr la connection with the All 0 MDDAT UMK Or STOCK, Paid Cp Val, Bid. Afft STOCK AND BOND on or about following dates: t Honolulu the Mkbcahtilb. rOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. 0. BbiwibaCo-.- .. $1. 000,000 1100 .... 425 OVUAH 6 5,000,000 20 24fe 24J4 MOANA FEB. 9.MIOWERA FEB. There will be good street car accom 4wa...... MIOWERA MAR, 9 AORANGI MAR. 6 (onoiuiu.Hs clw l.'AM.,UW 100 u modations for those that attend tne aaw &6ugar Co 2,312.755 100 S2H AORANGI APR. MOANA APR. 3 loo 2.000,000 20 82J4 BROKERS MOANA MAY 4 Mardi Gras ball. The last regular car donoinu... 750.000 100 i4;s hotel at five min doaotKB ...... 2,000,(00 X US 12 will pass the Moana daiku 600,000 100 .. lib Through tickets issued to all points in Canada, United States and Euree. utes of twelve and special cars, pro iahuka...... 5O0.0.W 20 LOANS NEGOTIATED. management i hoi Plan. Co. Ltd.. ?,500,000 5U 54 8 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. vided by the Mardi Gras Rent ilpaliuiu..- - 180,000) 100 Members Honolulu Stock and Bond rates of fare, will leav ioioa 500 000 '00 aWNTGRAL AGENTS at reasonable IdcBrj-'- e 8uK.Co.,Ltd. S,5l)0.000 20 Exchange. the hotel at half past one, half past tw ahu sugar Co--.. I.6J0.1O0 20 23 24 morning. , 0M i)uomea. l,000,0"0l 20 and half past lhree in the Lunalilo Street Ookala 500,0001 30 8 8 Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Occidental & Oriental promises to be a fine spec . .. 25.00 3Jna Sugar Co. Ltd 5,000,0001 20 FOR RENT. The ball McCully Street Olowaiu 150.000 100 as there 13 great rivalry in the .. 12.50 t aaubsu NugPlanCo. 5.000 m 50 18 16 Cottage on School St ...J20.00 tacle Emma Street ... tor S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha striking costumes. Pacific ...... 500.000 Cottage on School St 20.00 preparation of 40.00 aia 750,000 too Street .. 750,000 too Cottage qn Fort St 25.00 lea-r- Beretania fftpeekeo...... Btearners of the above companies will call at Honolulu and this port 35.00 cManeer...... 8.750.0 too ISfi Cottage at Peninsula (fur- .. Co-..- . 4.500,ono' 70 rm or about the dates below mentioned: INTELLIGENCE. Young Street ... aialua trl too 10.00 SHIPPING A'alluku 1,500.000 too 25 nished) 18.00 155 ntOM 8AN FRANCISCO TO THEI FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Aloha Lane aimaualo . .... too Warehouse on Merchant St... 50 00 ORIENT. aimea ciagar Mill.. 126.0OT 100 50 Warehouse on Queen St 75.00 ARRIVED. Aloha Lane .. 15.00 HONGKONG MAR.U...... JAN. SI 29 . lilSCBIXABBOCa. AMERICA MARU .JAN. January: 29. Eter-Jaan- d S S. Co. 1,500,0001 '00 '125 ISO 15 Tuesday, Beretania Street ..16.00 FOR SALE. KOREA FEB. SIBERIA FEB. Going. daw. Electric Co...... 600,000 100 15 I xr s America Maru, K. A AMERICA MARU FEB. .. 12 tc s .. 30.00 3. T. L. Co., Pfd. 100 House and Lot...'. $4500.00 CHINA FEB. quarantine King Street .... a. K. I B L. Co., 1450,000, 6!i SIBERIA 19 fromt the Orient (put into C... House 6500.00 FEB. 28.MONGOLIA .. 10 and Lot.... FEB. nlaarue). a. m. Avenue .. 50.00 Mutual ta ft. 150,000 for further Information apply to Nuuanu Nah ku Rubber Co 60,000 100 01 ttv nniiser Catinat, Hautefaulte, 40.00 Nahiku Rubber Co.. Assess. 100 10 Kinau Street ... tJCO.OOO 5 Watcrhousc Co. H. HACKFELD ft CO., LTD.. Agents. from. San Diego. 9 a. m. J.n. t,,Co . 10 The from .. 30.00 ?iloK R. I.l.00,000 20 Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, Kinau Street .... Senolnlu Btawinc A JUDD BLDG. 5:58 a. m. 400.00S 90 28 Maui and Hawaii ports, Matlock Avenue .. 35.00 ataiting u Ltd Xsiihau, Townsend, from Maka-wel- i, Uoxbs. Am t.Out bir. 30.00 Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table 6:55 a. m. King Street ...... law.Tar.,J p., (Fir standing H. SCHNACK. laima; 15.000 106 J. --law. 1 tsr. 4 p. o (Ee-- as DEPARTED. 137 Merchant Street. The Una passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port FURNISHED ranamg iwa) 60U.000 100 REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS. Mrsnmder; Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and daw Ter.4)i p. e.... 1,000,000 ioo Str. WnllrilM .....50.00 a aw. Ter. IK d. c 1,000,000 .... 100 FOR SALE. FOR SAN FRANCISCO xx a v norts. noon. FROM BAN FRANCISCO. College Hills (for three months Haw Ter. i!4 p.e . 750,00t 100 A home (brand new), Palama... $1550.00 1 . 6 Ke Au Hou, Sachs, for Kauai daw. uot's., ft p. e.... 196.000 100 ALAMEDA FEB. ALAMEDA FEB. Str. , . . 40.00 ial. Beet A Hug. A home. Young street 3200.00 13 12 only) , per month W SIERRA FEB. SONOMA ...... FEB. Molokai, Co 6. p. .., ..... LUX) ,000 . 10 A home, Nuuanu Valley 1650.00 22IALAMEDA FEB. 27 Str. Iwalani, Piltz, for Maui Baiku 6. p. e...... stO.OOO 102 ALAMEDA FEB 3 A home, Nuuanu Valley 700.00 I SONOMA MAR. MAR. 5 and Lanal ports, 5 p.m. aw. Com. A Bnr VENTURA Koo-la- u HENRY WATERHOUSE o, o p. 1,677,000 A home (new), adjoining Kame-- - 15 20 J. A. Cummins, Searle, for t ALAMEDA MAR. ALAMEDA MAR. Str. CO.. LTD. 8sw SnfdfBp c... 500,000 101 bameha Schools 3000.00 - ports, 7 a. m. TRUST alio R.B.Co..S p.c. 1,OUO,000 mrifh tiio nf th above steamers the agents are P7e- Hon B A A home (large), adjoining Ka-- t. Biiinr - Sloop Kaiulani,, for Aki's Landing, 11 T. L.Uo., tared to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by any rail- Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets; "n.e ...... 701,000 107H mehameha Schools 8800.00 m. . 8 p. well-drain- m a. laSukn c. ... 200.00C too A large, ed lot, close to cen road, from can rrancisco io au poinm i"o umim Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka- Honolulu. 0. . A L Co. 6 p. c. 2.000,000 .... 102J Hug-a- r town. A fine ten- Tork by any steamship line to all .European porta. 5 )abu Co. Sp.c. 900.000 ter of warehouse or4 uai ports, y. m. Sug-a- r Tor particulars apply to laa Co. ,9 p. 0. 1,250,000 ement site. further 8 p.e 450,000 1C2 CO- DUE TODAY. Pais i02; , Every one of these propositions A W. G. IRWIN ft - LTD. "loiieer Mill Co.8 p. . 1.250, 00 115 if S. Hongkong Maru. Bent, aialna Ag Co. 6 p. e. 1,000,000 bargain! r T. K. K. S. building everywhere! .from San Francisco, p.'m. Fine lots Gregory, 23.1275 FOR RENT, cheaply, a modern,. American-Hawaiia- Str. Mikahala, from Kauai paid. t3 per cent. paid. cottage, gas n Steamship Co. ports, early a. m. roomy with stove, close SESSION SALES. to town. TODAY. TO HONOLULU. SAIL TO LET (Morning Sasalon.) ROM NEW YORK TO HONO- - FROM SAN FRANCISCO , Glenfarg, Holman, 10 Ewa, 24.75. FOR RENT. S. Hawaiian (via Tehuantepec).... Br. S. S. for the Manoa Valley, 2 Bedrooms. ,.. 18.00 LULU. BOARDS. 7 Jan. 15 Orient, a. m. Hotel St., 2 Bedrooms...... 18.00 BETWEEN COTTAGE, KallhL rooms. Rent, S. Maru, Going, ' $17.50. time at the T. K. K. S. America Lunalilo St., 4 ... 42.50 None. freight received at all S S. Jan. 29 Francisco, 4 p. m. Bedrooms... mpanTs wharf, list streev. South Nevadan... for San Morris Ave., 2 Bedrooms. ... 5.00 LARGE HOUSE, Vineyard street Possession January L 1907. CHEAP. roolciyn. DUE TOMORROW. . Liliha St., 2 Bedrooms... .. 2L00 Professional Cards SAN FRAN- Young St., 3 Bedrooms ... 30.00 FOR SALE FROM HONOLULU TO Str. Claudine, Parker, from Maui and 3 ... 15.00 ports, m. Fort St., Bedrooms CISCO. Hawaii a. 2 ... 15.00 One of the finest residence properties TO Kinau St., Bedrooms... DENTISTS. S. S. Nevadan Feb. t FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA SAIL TOMORROW. Kaimuki, 2 .. 20.00 in Honolulu. Lot 20, Block 107, and ft Nuuanu S Bedrooms .. 35.00 A. B. CLARK, D. D. S. Room Sll portion of Lot 19, Block 107, Palelo HONOLULU. Str. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai St. 303. ud each month thereafter. Matlock Avenue, 4 Bedrooms. . 18.00 Boston Building. .Tel. Main Tract, 100 feet on road, 180 feet deep, Company's ports, 5 p. m. Froight received at wharf. Waiklki, 2 .. 20.00 area 18,000 square feet. Just mauka of S. ...Feb. 5 T. K. K. S. S. Hongkong Maru, Bent, Bedrooms...... nwlch street. S. Alaskan...... 3 .. 25.00 MUSIC the residence of Mr. R. D. Mead. Price for the Orient, probably a. m. Peck Avenue, Bedrooms..... H. HACKFELD ft LTD., Agents. MRS. HODGSON, teacher of piano, reasonable. Terms easy. Also lots on ' CC Kapahu Kewalo MORSE 0nem) TYe'ght A rent PASSENGERS. FURNISHED organ and singing, begs to give no- the Road. Lots In Arrived. tice that, for the better - convenience Tract. Waikiki 25.00 Lots in Puunul Tract and on the Maru, of her many pupils, she has removed Per T. K. K. S. S. America Waikikl 30.00 studio from Vineyard street to lower side of Wyllle street. 29, Orient. Ho her January from the For Beretania street, No. 276 nearly op A BARGAIN. Transfer Co. nolulu: H. Mori ' and servant, E. Pacific m 65-1- 00 posite Central Union church.. Inter Seven-roo- house and of MT Wada, Mrs. H. Mori, infant and maid views from 3 to 6, Saturdays ex WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Geo. U. S. A. Through acre lot Just off King Street; very Dr. E. Stallman, cepted. cheap. ship your goods and save you money. Deal for San Francisco: H. Booth, J. R. Tax Returns We pack, haul and Bradley, S. Eichner, E. H. Hooper, M. W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, MRS. HERBERT S. EWING Teacher 206 Bldg. wood, coal and kindlings. , March. Miss March, Mrs. G. Martin, Room Judd ers in stove cause lots of trouble to lots of people-t- he of piano. No. 444 Beretania avenue. Storage Brick 126 King street. 'Phone Main 58. S. Matsunaga, Miss Rasalie E. Roach, making of them does. The not in Warehouse. Miss E. V. Scripps, W. E. Stone, Mrs. 3McINTYRE BUILDING making , of returns causes lots of HUGO IIERZER Teacher of smtc 3 W. E. Stone, S. Takenouchi, Wong Ah trouble to good folks In the tax Studio. 1562 Thurston Avenue. of-- V. the FOR SALE House and Lot, Wahiawa; Branch Sing, Miss C. E. Whitcomb. office, ' fellow who fails to 29, and the Residence, Prospect Street, Union Co. Per str. Mauna Loa, January from no kiGk coming if MISS GREGG Teacher of piano, also etc Express Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Pol- - make returns has Hawaii and Maui ports. S. A. they get his values too high. An im- mandolin and guitar. Young Hotel Houses rented. Loans and mortgages ' 63 Queen Street. land and wife, Mrs. J. Rubensteln, portant part of the business, of our negotiated. Corporation auditor. Mrs. J. Hansmann, G. Little, Charles with following steamship lines: Trust Department is the making and PHYSICIANS. W. L. HOWARD. Having baggage concts the' J. Hummel, G. Lycurgus, James Whit filing of tax returns for our clients . Steamship DR. McLENNAN Corner Beretania Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Mall Co. ney, Mrs. R. C. Brown, R. C. Brown, and the paying of taxes, water rates, Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kaisen Kaisha Steamship Co. Loo Joe, H. D. Harrison, Allen Her- and Richards streets. Phone Main Insurance premiums, etc., for them be- 229. We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble bert, Miss R. Waldron, F, L. Waldron, fore there are any penalties or lapsa- - CIIAS. BEEWEE ft CO. '8 T. R. Robinson, R. P. Robinson, J. O. 01 cnecKing on trie wnan. ;Y. tions. Let us relieve you of some of Young, F. L. Testa, J. A. Magoon, these worries, good reader. It won't New York Linei Moving Von Hing, R. Wassman, A. Gartley, Classified Advertisements Piano and Furniture ' cost you anything to us about er, A. consult Regular line of vessels plying Telephone Main 86. Miss Schaef H. Focke, Mrs. J. it. . . . '. . . . a Specialty. Palmer, Miss E. Cross, Rev. D. Scud- - SITUATION WANTED. between New York and Hono- der, Mrs. D. Scudder, W. A. Green-wel- l, lulu. Iron ship TILLIE E. A -F- IRST-CLASS bookkeeper having STARBUCK will sail from New R. A. McWayne, F. W. Ferry, A. spare ? W. Carter, L. Chong, W. W. Brunner, time desires to keep one or twi York for Honolulu on or about J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, Vice-Preside- J. L. Mc- J. H, Hunt, Mrs. J. H. Hunt, Master I RENT & COMPANY. sts of books. "O.", Adver February 15, 1907. Lean, Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. K Gedge, Auditor; Frank J. Hunt, Miss A. J. Ingersoll, W. E. tlser office. 763? FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- Hustaee, Manager. Chambers, Miss M. F. Maltz, Miss REAL ESTATE, TRUST AND INSUR EST RATES. g Pedro, C. Macfarlane, Mrs. S. K. ANCE BUSINESS. WANTED. For freight rates apply to Hustace-Pec- k Company, Stella Ltd. 39 WELL-EDUCATE- & CO., 4 Aluli, E. H. Hart, R. W. Fuller, A D voune man de CHAS. BREWER 'DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street i deck. sires room and board in a private 27 Kilby St., Boston, or DEALERS IN 1 Departed. family where he may hear good En. THEO. H. DAVIES A CO., LTD. 29, glish spoken. Honolulu. 1 FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM-COAL- . Per str. Kinau, January for Hilo Address, P. O. Box 50L ports.-Judg- e S. B. Dole, B. City. 7636 295. and way Also White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main W. Breckons, Owen Williams, wife and daughter; A. W. Dias, J. R. Hensler. A GOOD house carpenter. Apply to T. H. Lougher, J. T. Williams. J. A. von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Alexander F. Afong METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Magoon, N. B. Young, Mrs. J. T. Wil Young building. 7636 Albert THE PACIFIC 832 Fort Street. Issued Every bun day Morning by the liams, Mrs. H. Wunderlich, J. N. Glover LEXANDER D. K. McPherson and HAVE $25,000 to a Commercial Advertiser Local Office, U. S. "Weather Bureau. and wife, Mrs. invest in Hawaii as STOCK AND BOND BROKER wife. Dr. L. H. Hemmenway and wife, whole or in part. 1st mortgage se- tstered at the Post Office at Honolulu, F. Halsted, W. "Woon, Miss Faye, Mrs curity. Apply "J.", Advertiser of- MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND T. IL, as second-clas- s matter. 1HBS Faye, Miss C. Hemmenway, Mrs. YOUNG fice. 213 BOND EXCHANGE. BAS 9s 0 H. P. 3a e A. F. Knudsen, Miss Coddington, Rev. SUBSCRIPTION BATES: BABOM. 5 E. B. Turner, E. H. Hart, A. Claugh, A, TO buy office fixtures counter, desks, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 m JUftTFL Urns Year ...... $12.00 Lindsay, H. G. Blackman, G. P. Cooke, CENTRA railing, etc. Address, "Business," magnifi Months 6.00 C. Hay, Miss M. Williams, Mrs. F. If! this otace. 212 Beautiful site, bracing air, lix i J ABSOLUTELY cent Advertising rates on application. 2rtl 29 99 04 Vierra, E. C. Vaughan, Jas. C. Man ; view. 8 riRc.pRoor Honolulu 1-- $ - M 21 80 CO .00 KB ning, W. E. Young, wife and servant; 5 building lots in Manoa Valley, 29 96 00 FOR SALE. every morning exeept Sun- T 22 KB S. M. Damon, Miss Wallace, Mrs. Z. acre each, $1000 a lot. W lit 29. 9 28 84 SW PRACTICALLY new top buggy; also day by the r a 29. M .61 83 w K. Myers, Miss Wetherle, Mrs. J. A. GAZETTE OO, LTD, K 25! S9.91 .00' 74 8 Magoon, Bryant, A. Murphy, MOANA. pole and double harness. Apply, IAWAUAN 29-9- 6 H. R. E. HOTEL 8 ,26: 40, 66 KB Wright Carriage Co., South and King fon Holt Block No. 65 South King St. r I W. W. Harris, S. M. Kanakanul, Geo, R. G. A. PETERSON a tnMNl? MANAGER Kluegel, C. Waterman, A., L. Moses, streets. 7636 Note: Barometer readings are cor- rected temperature, J. W. Waldron, A. S. Prescott, W. P. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED for instrumental Giberson, A. A. Deas, F. W. Maage, R. CHEAP. Oldsmobile; light tonneau, Tels. Main 168 P. O. Box 265 errors, and local gravity, and reduced J. H. HERTSCMCOCNCNAi manaoeh. STATES WEATHER BUREAU. J. Pratt, J. H. Soper, W. M. Bray, V. little used. Inquire, Capt. Graham, Red 431. Kaahumanu St. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Tenney, Young Hotel. 7634 Alexander Young Building. Honolulu. in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind L. L. T. Peck, H. B. Smith and 29 1907. wife, Mrs. J. Meinecke, J. E. Higgins, Tuesday. Jan. is prevailing direction during 34 hours A PHAETON, in good condition. J55: ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is W. "W. Brunner, Mrs. E. P. Low. Classified Advertisements str. January 29, Ka-laupa- a Mexican saddle, Hawaiian made, THBBMO. YflSD average velocity in miles per hour. Per Iwalani, for and Agent x Jack McVeigh, Y. Van Hing, well finished, nearly new. Box 754, Broker o WM. B. STOCKMAN, care D. Dayton, Esq. 7632 B u Section Director. O. Amundsen, S. Jacobson. FOR RENT. Per str. W. G. Hall, January 29, ft for COTTAGE, 904 oppo-sit- e Kauai ports. Mrs. M. Kapa, H. Sheridan street, TYPE METAL. Several hundred 0 o 4 TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Holmes, R. R. Mrs. Wright. Apply, F. John- pounds. Price 10 cents per lb. Apply Business and Warehouse Blocks nl E a Reidford, A. McCloud, son, C. S. Dole. Love Bakery. 763 Hawaiian Gazette Co. 2 2 . Sites. H2 Per str. Ke Au Hou, January 29, for OBO 30-C- 2 . 67 58 j C H I 75 08 iH I six-roo- M m i H.I i 0 ports. Miss McLyons. MODERN dwelling. Electric ROOM 8" ? E fl a Kauai ' AND BOARD. Harbor and Docking Properties, W0I 29 87 80 j M DO 77 S Ha g 5 O X light and gas; mosquito-proo- f. Ap- ROOM tl - - 03 0B 3 iSlS ! VESSELS and board in private family at r IN PORT. ply to Mrs. Hendry, 1327 Pensacola Ranching and Farming Lands. SB 77 60 6 .01 70 S SB nab street, corner Piikol. 7629 2.4 a.m i ft p m.,p m.;a m. sets (Army and Navy). street. 213 u 8 90i 2.0. 8.13, 84. 10 .42; 6 35 549 6.02 Lescriptlon. W JO. 15 7S 65 69 IX 89 7 Mb U. S. R. Iroquois. Carter, Midway, Address, care Advertiser Residence Property, All T 29 8.52 2.0 S 53 9 12 11J 8 3S 3 49Ei8e FIVE-ROO- M Ml S3. 01 77 70 18 79 4 S OctU cottage in lane off King office. 213 Acreage Properties. W 4.22' 2 0 4 52 33 5 50 .7. OS U. S. R. C. Manning, Joynes, from re- and opposite South street. Enquire MOB 6) j 2 68 .00 62 9 SB Tot KS& 5.18ie.35'lt lief cruise, Jan. 27. H. W. Green, No. 133 Merchant OFFICES Beach and Mountain Homes, etc, T ! 53,8 87 5 SO 0 FOR RENT. T5 70-0- 0 78 4 SB Fr. cruiser M 29 96 61 Catinat, Hautefaulte, San street. 7627 'THE STANGENWALD," only fire- Rent, Lease or Sale, 5 29 1.7. 6.07 87 5 51 8 54 Diego, 29. 1 B r 12.24.24,6 Jan. proof ZH? 39.79 74 6 J0 JC 2 office building in city. 1-- 6 12.58'. (Merchant "Vessels.) "TO 8 8 04 7.00 6 875 52 9 49 LOST OR STRAYED. vk 79 9 6i 6 04 70 4 ls Erskine M. Phelps, 27 Am. sp., ALEXANDER 8 1 8 8 00 1 S3 0-- 6 ?6 5 62 10.46 Graham, BAY MARE, in foal, from Manoa VaJU YOUNG BUILDING. WM. B. STOCKMAN, Manila, up-to-d- ate fire-pro- of Jan. IL ley A, Lyon. $5 Honolulu's only nvestments, Section Director. Partial eclipse of the moon January Bucentaur, s.s., residence of R. for building; Br. Jenkins, Colonies, return to owner. 7625 rent includes electric light, 29, beginning at 0:15 a. m. Jan. 28. hot and cold water and janitor ser- Appraisements, moon 29 3:14 Pull January at a. m. Glenfarg, Br. s.s., Holman, returned for vice. Apply the Von Hamm-Youn- g Notary. VICTOE TALKENQ MACHINES Tbe tides at Kahului and Hilo occur coal, Jan. 28. THE MAILS. Co., Ltd. about one hour earlier than at Hono- America Maru, Jap. s.s., Going, Malls are Compare the talking machines lulu. Orient. due from the following of Ave years ago with the VIC- Jan. 29. points as l'ollowst LOST. note won- Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours San TOR of today and the 30 minutes slower Greenwich TRANSPORT SERVICE. Francisco Per Hongkong Maru, A LADY'S white silk ribbon belt with STEIN WAY, STARR advancement. is im- than today. derful It time, beiig that of the meridian of 157 silver buckles. Reward if finder re. possible to conceive any Thomas, at Manila. Orient 4. of degrees thirty minutes. whis- Per Siberia, Feb, turns same to this office. 7637 AND OTHER PIANOS. further Improvement in this The time Loean. sailed for San Francisco, Jan. 7. Mails will depart for the fol!owfa tle blows at 1:30 p m, which is the Buford, at San Francisco. points as THAYER PIANO CO. almost human machine. follows: A LADY'S gold-b- ar collar-pi- n, same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Sherman, sailed for Manila, 15. set with 156 BEEGSTBOM MUSIC CO. Ltd. Jan. San Francisco Per America Vsm seven small diamonds, HOTEL STREET. Sun and moon are for local time for Sheridan, at San Francisco. today. between Mo. Phone Main 218. the whole group. ana Hotel and Masonic Temple. Re- Dix, sailed for Manila, December 27. Orient Hongkong TUNING GUARANTEED. Per Maru, Jan. 31. ward if returned to this office. 7638