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TJ. S. WEATHER BUREAU, February 3. Last 24 hours' rainfall, 3.28. SUGAR. 98 Degree Temperature, Max. 77; Mia. 64. Weather, clearing. Test Centrifugals, 3.485c; Per Ton, 169.70. TTaT'iii' n t ii i mi J . 88 Analysis Beets, 8a. 8 L; Per Ton, $76.20.

VOL. XLV., NO. 7641. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, X907. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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(Associated Press Cablegrams.) THREATENED BY A TOKIO, February 4.- - The reports emanating from Washington to the effect that a solution or the fnotion between Amenca and Japan, will SERIOUS REVOLT be effected in the making of a treaty excluding Japanese - coolies from the United States are disbelieved here as being unreasonable. The solution through affording to the Japanese in the United States must come the Rebels Defeat Twenty Thousand Imperial Troops rights, pure andN simple, guaranteed them by the existing treaty. Empress Steamship. Makes New Confidence is expressed here that this solution of the difficulty ill b Pacific Record. effected without sacrifice of honor or prestige on the part of Japan.

(Associated Press Cablegrams.) HAWAII MAY FIGHT FOR THE VICTORIA, February 4. --The S. S. Tartar brings news of a FARMERS BIGGEST revolution in Central China which seriously menaces the existing dynasty, Twenty thousand Imperial troops have been operating against the 'rebels, but have failed in putting down the revolution. INSTITUTE ARTICIPATE HARMONY RAINSTOR PACIFIC RECORD BEATEN BY CANADIAN STEAMER Addresses by President Provision Made for an Glimpse Behind Scenes All Sections of Honolulu Exhibit Seattle Re Brownsville - Deluged Sunday VICTORIA, February 4. The Empress of China, of the Cana- Jared Smith and at dian Pacific Empress line of steamers, has established a new trans- pacific record, arriving here yesterday ten days and ten hours out Others. Exposition. Incident. Morning. from Yokohama. ; - y. : :yp-;- - --f-. :

The Farmers' Institute met In annual Hawaii has a chance to be well rep (Mall Special to the Advertiser.) No part of the city escaped the PRUDENTIAL HEAD DROPS POLITICS. - ravages session at Kamehameha Schools Sat- resented among the exhibitors at the WASHINGTON. D. C. January 21. of the storm which raged yes urday afternoon and after a short bus- coming Alaska-Yukon-Pacif- ic Expos! The legislative dove of peace still soars terday . morning, during which three 1909 away es incries of fell within . a couple of iness meeting adjourned until evening. tion, to be held at Seattle in and into the distant blue. She rain TRENTON, New Jersey, February 4. Senator John F. Dry-de- n It was on the program that the mem- with only a nominal cost to the Terri- chews alike the White House and the hours. The most extensive damage has withdrawn his candidacy for reelection to the Senate. Capitol. was done through over-flowi- ng and guests wou'd Inspect the farm tory, provided the government passes Matters have reached the first the of bers flooding school, inclement the government participation bill pre shaking stage among the official occu the Nuuanu stream, the lower Senator Dryden was elected in his term being about t: work of the but the many 1902, pared for It by the backers of . the ex pants of both structures. It does not floors of of the buildings along weather compelled . the abandonment expire. He is the founder of the Prudential Insurance Company, position necessarily signify Rlyer street, and the breaking of part of proceedings. project. All Hawaii has to do that violence will the being first the secretary and since its president. His connection with of this the be done. Republicans during Makikl flume, turning stream evening program was not is to give the matter the moral support this ad that this company, which was investigated Iiy the the playing-havo- c among those recently, and of . Legislature, something ministration has been accustomed to down its old channel and only Interesting, but instructive. Be- the that the attention drawn to it at the present time through the election ought to be easily enough secured. wrenching personal and political ties with the hill streets throughout the Dr. Cobb down for an il- of new officers, is be for sides having Henry E. Reed, the director of the and then suddenly making up. But Makikl district. thought to the reason his withdrawal as a talk, were to be papers senatorial lustrated there division of exploitation of the proposed the signs of hostilities, the animated The Nuuanu stream rose suddenly candidate. , members, and the glee club, exposition, explains this in the follow ;' M by other coming, the animated going, the rush- about two o'clock in the morning, get leadership of Chester Liv- ing letter to the Chamber of Commerce, under the Writing to H. P. Wood, the secretary ing to conferences, and appearances ting without the confines of the mason- CHINESE MILITARY EDUCATION. ingston, was to take part. And all of the Chamber, Mr. Reed says: for the time being Republican ry walls and rushing through the low except that the things came according to plan Tour kind letter of December 26th party is going to because two ground makai of Beretania street. One me very smash its President Jared G. Smith, who arrived has just reached and I am agree eyewitness reports rose glad indeed to hear from you. I re factions can not add to the usual that the water SHANGHAI, government is being rather late, owing, it was said, to indis gayety. February 4. The urged to gret very much that the Legislature winter in the ground floor of his house at the 'send army officers to Germany to study in the arsenals of that position. of Hawaii may not be in position to Before contemplating the political rate of over an inch a minute until meet make an appropriation for a Hawaiian country. . After Mr. Home had called the carnage it is just as well to look ahead there was nearly a foot of muddy water . . . ing to order, the glee club delighted building at this Exposition. I under- stand from Governor Carter as well as about six weeks. A picture of what swirling through the place. In some the audience with its rendering of from yourself that your needs are will then be can be drawn now with places the flood gained a depth of MONTANA CATTLEMEN LOSE HEAVILY. "The Uttle Cotton Dolly," a genuine many and that you have many places accuracy of outline. Congress will tHen nearly three feet and many houses in coon ballad without the objectionable where you can put any available be adjourning. The lawgivers will be the low ground were moved from their fund. At the same time, however, Ha- hastening to bridges ragtime features. waii could not possibly, benefit herself their homes. The work of foundations. Under the the BUTTE, Montana, February 4. Eighty per cent of the Mr. Home, president of Kameha to a greater degree than by making legislation and agitation will then be flood swept past scarcely three feet on the Montana range has been lost in the recent storm. meha. then welcomed the members of an appropriate exhibit at this Exposi- over. A long vacation from legislative below the planking, making the ships the Institute and said he always want tion. tasks will be on hand. The last of the at the Ewa end of the harbor strain "' "Understanding your financial situa- scrapping" will have occurred. There at mooring lines as it raised the ed them to meet there because the work tion we have provided in the bill for will be happy and cordial farewells at their MRS. LONGWORTH SERIOUSLY ILL was in line with a portion of the daily government participation that the Uni- the White House. The President will level of the water. school duties. He said he hoped there ted States shall assist your Territory extend the glad hand. "Well done, In the Makiki district the gutters are here. The boys," say in the matter of an exhibit he will in substance. "This washed along nearly all the roads -- - nrnnM r an effort made to have a $75,000 out WASHINGTON, February 4, MrsAlice Longworth is seri- bill carries an appropriation of has been a mighty profitable session. leading Punchbowl, ma regular New England fair, with cattle for your exhibit and $50,000 for a build- It has been in line my ideas to the earth, ously ill with la grippe. with and boul- shuw and dlsolav of products. He ing, amounting in all to $125,000. it the plans of my administration. I as- cadam and in some cases large added there could be no objec seems to me that this amount will give sure you I have appreciated your ef ders being washed down into the cross that you adequate representation and if forts, as Republicans. This along tton to the wives and daughters of the has been streets, where it spread the COLD EXTREME IN CHICAGO. your territorial legislature could see Its one of the greatest short sessions of tracks of the Rapid Transit company. farmers having a place In the affair in way clear to indorse this provision of Congress since the Civil War period." In some places the sidewalks were so xhlblting the dairy products. Prizes our government bill what we want But that takes us away from present undermined that the fences were wash- would then be accomplished without scenes, for the President and the Sen ed out and in spots the curbing is CHICAGO, February 4. The thermometer registered as low" as might be offered tor the best butter and you." expense to ate are in a death grapple. Mr. Lodge, torn out. . yesterday. other products. .whom he recently described as only grounds of zero here Smith of Institute than the On Wilder avenue, tn tne President the COL. CLARKE DEAD. Senator who had the backbone at the W. J. Dyer, the waters literally wash 4 addressed the meeting. Among other Deginning or tne cam received sad Urownsville ed away the earth from around the things, he said: Mrs. Hayes has just the paign, to stand up for him, visited the roots of a giant algaroba tree, whish BRITISH PEERESS IS DEAD. PRESIDENT SMITH'S ADDRESS. news of the death of her father, Col. President Saturday. They had two fell, tearing out a large section of th I. Edwards Clarke, at Washington, D. long conferences at the White House, fence, the top branches lodging against "On. behalf f the Farmers' Institute and the close of was on 9. at those conferences it the house. The Makiki fire station of Hawaii I wish to thank President C, January was decided to declare open war. The Kaahuma-n- u LONDON, February 4. The Marchioness Hastings is dead. corps teach- flooded, the grounds of the Home and his efficient of Col. Clarke was of old New England President wanted a test as to what school made one great lake, and in ers and helpers for their hospitality. ancestor, ilham Clarke, kind of a resolution should be passed some on street the inspiration to me, and stock, his of the houses Kinau It is always an 1630 and being for the investigation of the shooting occupants hLd to hurriedly arise and am sure, also to all who are inter- coming to America in up of Brownsville. Blackburn, belongings, I town of Senator get their most damageable ested in things agricultural, to meet one of the founders of the of Kentucky, leader of the Democratic trunks and boxes piled up on chairs News From the Famine Districts. meeting, and Col. Clarke grew with you for our annual Northampton, Mass. (Continued on Page Nine.) . (Continued on Page Four.) note the progress which each year of up there, was fitted for college at Is a pleasure to E. W. Tawing. Sir Kobert Hart says he can not development shows. It Phillios Academy, Andover, and was see so many young Hawaiians and to Every mail from Shanghai brings new spare the Chinese-speakin- g customs of being so well train- graduated from Yale in 1S55, in the GIVES know that they are SHERIFF IAUKEA reports of the sad condition of things, fieers to help in the famine work just ed in agricultural and mechanical lines same class with Prof. W. D. Alexander poor- - famine stricken peo now. The missionaries right the so that thev may meet the obligations of Honolulu. CoL Clarke was a volun- among the at ' development of China. is great districts, where distress is greatest, are virh th industrial teer officer in the civil war and at its POLICE GOOD ADVICE ple of central "There this Territory will impose upon them. need of grain," is the cry from Kiang-su- . doing all they can to help, and are country depends close was appointed by President rXiin; The future of this M. of Suchien city, willing to give their time and labor on young men coin United States Provisional Marshal Patterson, to a large extent the for relief work, when they have the and women now growing up and I am for the State of Louisiana. X:r An inspection of the police force, the first to be made by Sheriff Iaukea writes: up to the poor people fall back from the means. The viceroy has granted free sure that if you will live lie was largely instrumental ia the taking advan- "The of your teachers you since he assumed office, was made yesterday morning, the Sheriff where grain is sold, in passes, removing all internal taxation wise teachings establishment of the United States barriers, the will attain the fullest measure of good tage of the first time the men have been together to address them on the duties and scramble over each other on food stuffs being sent for relief. Bureau of Education, and was "connect- bunches, citizenship. of their various offices. The entire force, patrolmen, mounted police, bicycle like bees. Our Christians are selling Another missionary writes: "Hope It Is fitting that 'at least once a year ed with it, in literary and editorial ac- even straw of their houses. The the brethren will send a good large we should consider what has been work, for the last thirty years of his officers, office clerks and specials, were drawn up in the police court and after the complished toward the advancement of listening to address of the Sheriff dispersed to their various posts, the foot telegram I sent, that by February, 20 famine fund soon. Can't get it here indus- life. His books on industrial and high the the cause of diversification of police first lining up before station to be photographed. per cent, would face starvation, is an too quick." Another report from one when I came to Hawaii art won for him international recogni- the tries. In under-statemen- t, not an exaggeration. district is that the distress is now to Inaugurate experiment station work tion among educators, and were trans- In his address, Sheriff Iaukea urged the men to be above all true to the to was Many will absolutely acute that children are being abandon- for the United States Department of lated into many languages, including obligations of their offices and the trust bestowed upon them. Their duty be destitute." string to-a- ct ed in poor Agriculture, there was only one Japanese. The Paris Exposition of to enforce the law and in such a way that the police force would be Another missionary writes that where hundreds. Think of those to Hawaii's bow. The idea that there was the duty every man in the depart- just a little handful of meal was being starving little ones. Some mothers too developing new 1900 awarded him a silver medal for looked upon as a force for good. It of was a possibility of to given out to only women, the crush weak to care for them. No pen can at, and I remem- a single pamphlet on education, and ment to show loyalty to his superiors and be faithful in his work. industries was scoffed secrecy was so great of those poor famished describe the sufferings, in many places, ber that almost every one told me when the St. Louis Exposition gave him a In matters pertaining to the work of the department the utmost pos- incidents people, that one woman was trampled among these people. suggestions were made as to the gold medal for his work in the cause was to be observed in order not to defeat the ends of justice. The sibility of producing this or that, that pertaining to inner work of the department should be neither told nor to death. Another missionary, Dr. Relief is now coming in from differ- every one of art. 4 the that was an impossibility, as and any violation of this rule would lead Shacketon, of Tsingkiang city, says that ent sources, both money and flour. At who had to grow anything but His wife survives him, and two chil- discussed outside of the department, tried being treated as an evidence of disloyalty. thousands of people are camping in certain points, money is asked for ia sugar-can- e had lost every cent they dren, John Proctor Clarke, Justice, of to the discharge of the breaker, upon would little-hut- s, outside the city wall, wait- 10 cash pieces; at other places the flour put into It. Looking back over the last the Supreme Court of New York, and Particularly the Sheriff impressed the men the fact that he six years. I note many things begun, Hawaii no soliciting of business from the prisoners by any officer on behalf ing to receive a little rice at cheap is more needed. Work is provided accomplished. Mrs. Henry Hayes of Hilo. tolerate as well as many things " rates. (Continued on page nine.) (Continued on Page Two.) Herald. V of any solicitors.

ir 4, cgo7. . T Arxrin?TTSER. HONOLULU,FEBRUARY THE PACIFIC miviw"1"" ..tension and, incidentally. the employment of many farmers in FARMERS' its production. ; It has neen illust- that there is a good market rated If Sale of ! for papayas on the Pacific Coast and I Our INSTITUTE believe that the production of this wholesome fruit for shipment is going big industry in these islands. IS to be a Indefinitely This list might be almost IS SHIRTS Page One.) ? MEN'S Continued from extended. I have not touched on the. note a decided change irri- and best of all I great matter of fertilizer experiments, the part of a experiments, or the cultivation who were undoubtedly gation hi liitxLxy .r,u many crops such as vanilla and the liisli ii"v sugar was of St in their belief that roselle. 1 i nnc.;hi croD. As a matter is iiww ine uiuj' I think that the Farmers' Institute MADE TO ORDER are so many things that on ac- thro entitled to congratulate itself 3K where to commence and ! I hardly know count of its successful agricultural fair 4 IS the attraction of the shall have to content, held in cooperation with the Poultry-men- 's timeratlon. Association, and I hope that Pineapples. Five canneries are now process each year will see a bigger and better week. Don't miss it. in operation and others are in products. 1901 there exhibition of Hawaiian ' recognize "that little of construction, whereas in in part the results of six Shirt wearers are beginning to . cannery of the These are i the sinele years" work by three scientific insti- City Fruit Company. The cap- shirt that fits perfectly and one that Pearl to tutions, the H. S. P. A. Experiment s difference" between a italization employed has increased Experiment Sta- dollars, and as an il- Station, the Hawaii over one million tion and the Board of Agriculture and does not lustration of the growth of this indus- cost the interested to know Forestry. As to the exact of Model Block I and are dressy try you will be work, I do not know, but I am sure We make shirts to order that fit perfectly that one of our new plantations is the expended represents acreage and number of pines that the amount largest in ; very percentage of the Fort Street ; Pleated only a small BLOM, Shirts, The A. States. and comfortable. Dress Shirts, Nepee planted in the United whole financial results. Taking the IK shipment of fresh pines amounts to fashioned on annually and cost as $100,000 per annum, I believe Fronts, etc, made with beautiful needlework and over ten thousand dollars that no other hundred thousand dollars is capable of much greater extension. reve- in-At- nr expended from public or private Sisal. The beginning of the sisal money stylish lines. fifteen years. nues has yielded larger returns. dates back about The developments outlined as a part only become prominent within but has as of the result of six years' work are the last three years. It now ranks people of established industries and good and I know that if the FRENCH LAUNDRY one of the Hawaii will continue their support they PROMPTLY has only begun its full developmental TOURISTS' WORK ATTENDED TO. noer nas ueeu will be better as each year progresses, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANE D, PRESSED AND REPAIRED. our many new patterns and period. Hawaiian slsai still one side where Ha- Look over pronounced not simply the equal of the but there is very superior to it, waii is weak. The logical outcome of ABADIE, perfect fit guaranteed. best Yucatan, but this active scientific investigation must J. Proprietor. leave your order. A and the prices realized for it and the developing promise be the establishment of an agricultural Goods Called For and Delivered. demand which is college, an institution for the training Street. Phone Blue Opposite Measuring won't delay you more than a to place our sisal fiber on a par in the 158 Beretania 3552 Hawaiian Hotel with the best Manila of men to do this kind of work. I be world's markets you will all acknowledge hemp. lieve that that few minutes. Experiments with tobacco the work already done is good. I be- age and it will last for a long time, and It is not best, as a rule, to send Tobacco. years, lieve that the people of Hawaii will if the operations be carried out in the specimens in an ordinary envelope, but have been carried on for four part right way, very long time indeed. it is better to 1906 crop grown by the Hawaii heartily support an effort on the for a send them thus than and the round out The essence of this preservation is pre- not at all. Some specimens Experiment Station has been pro- of the coming Legislature to such as it, a complete and proper development of venting the access of outside destruc- dried leaves and bark may be sent in nounced, by all who have examined organisms, or so lowering vi- way quality. There are a good scientific agriculture in Hawaii by the tive their this If wrapped in several folds of very fine well-endow- ed insti- tality that they are comparatively of soft cloth. many thousand acres of land in Ha- establishment of a tution which shall teach young men harmless. In case any special method la neces- M. McINERNY, Ltd. waii capable of producing this weed, no sary to- and young women not only how to be- So with timber. There is cause the empty package and the nec- and I want to say right here that within itself why a post set In the essary preservatives will be countries are rich countries the come scientific Investigators, but to b forwarded bacco able to support themselves and add to ground should not last for centuries. free by post after the receipt of speci- Merchant and Fort Streets. world over. Tobacco may be an enemy The other day friend showed me a mens in way ex- the of Hawaii by direct appli- a the ordinary proves in- r of mankind, a luxury and to some wealth piece of timber had served in the effective. development of cation of their knowledge to the soli. that tent a poison, but the foundation of an English house for over Bottles containing fluid should be en- country de Ka-meham- a tobacco industry in a At the close of the address the 700 years. It appeared perfectly sound. closed in boxes in packing so a population. There is a material mands stable Sextet rendered a Hawaiian The beams In certain substantially as to preclude all possibility or break- good deal of "know, how" required and built European chateaux have lasted age. . won them spontaneous it is not the kind of know how that can number that for for centuries and are today as sound Specimens of leaves or twigs sent in h readilv transmitted to a class of applause, as ever, in fact appear to possess val- ( their natural condition should not be laborers wiio are here today and there A number of supreme interest was uable properties that less aged timber gathered when wet, or if gathered wet ana Knowieuge are es- does possess, as Is evidenced by should tomorrow. Skill of Dr. Cobb of Hawai- not be allowed to dry until they re- the lecture the dry-weath- sential to the production of good leaf the fact that makers of musical in- sume their er appearance. If and I am firmly convinced that the de ian Sugar Planters' Experiment Sta- struments pay high prices to be allow- enclosed in a package wet they are re- velopment of a tobacco industry in tion. His talk was upon ; the insects ed to dismantle these buildings and likely to become mouldly before arrival Hawaii will do its share towards giv- and fungi that are so damaging to move the : old timber for use in the and this is very undesirable. Roots ing these islands a better class of pop construction of wooden, parts of music- should be moistened a little Just plant lifie in Hawaii. His remark S ' ulation than has been considered nec al instruments. ... enough to preserve them in their nor- essary for the cultivation of sugar. were , illustrated by lantern slides, In the course of the few moments de- mal condition until they arrive in Ho- Because of the value of the crop it is a which brought vividly into view the voted this evening to the blights- - of nolulu. MA - industry, I believe our crops it will therefore be profitable It is very desirable t and notes T small man's insects and depre- that should the results of their to note the extent to which the pre- accompany the specimens, that our Hawaiian boys could wjtn By giving tiie up tobacco dations. a slide he showed the vious remarks hold true, for if it condition of the plant or crop, va- HIE profit to themselves take prove the ; danger to the pineapple industry true that in most Instances our riety, its age, length cultivation. crop of infestation, Rubber. "he cultivation of rubber- - through what laymen call "just rot," products are carried off before soil, nature of the present season, producing trees has been entered into their time, it behoves us to inquire in kind of culture, estimated monetary but which he showed to be the effects causes, ascer- -' on all of the larger islands of the to the with the object of loss, etc. - of fungus . group and some of the trees are al attack. The Doctor said In taining whether some of the losses are The speaker then went on to describe part: not preventable. You will observe that various diseases he had observed on most up to the bearing stage. Rubber - every prom- in many instances commercially val- Hawaiian crops and the remedial cultivation in Hawaii has 'There is a widespread but erroneous uable remedies are once suggested measures ise of becoming an extremely profitable at that may be adopted to les- notion that most organic things are as a result of an 'investigation into the sen or prevent the losses. The follow- industry, and this crop, like tobacco, more or less inherently frail, causes were once upon by. and that of what looked ing diseases were touched upon; the is capable of profitable development gall-wor- they decay or rot for reasons to be as "jusjt common rot such as we have m disease Va- small men or on a small scale. sought of the roots of in this frailty. always had." rious plants; diseases or pine- Control. Rapid strides have ' rice, Insect Fruits rot. Timber decays. It Is often "Just rot" may be as old as time, apple, banana, alligator pear, algaroba been made in the scientific controI of assumed that these occurrences are due but no matter how aged It be It must bean, vanilla, cassava, cacao, mango, injurious insects by the natural meth to inherent tendencies of the things not simply on that account escape re- orange, prairie grass, sorghum, od, is, introduction and prop- decay. rub- that the that rot or examination in the light of the new ber, pear, peach, mulberry, fig and va- agation of parasites; and by the meth- It is true that all living things have truths made known in recent times rious important diseases of timber. od of direct control through the use of a definite period beyond which thev through the investigations of scientific The lecture was illustrated by lantern contact and internal poisons. Another cannot continue in the form of one In- men. We must beware of thinking that slides prepared from diseased crops of striking' example of Insect control is dividual. Our own limit has been set because a thing always has been it Hawaii. the successful introduction into Hawaii at three score and ten years to four therefore always will be. of the top-minno- small fish which score years, or thereabouts. Reaching I am wholly unprepared at the pres- Following this, Mr. Blackman read feed upon the mosquito larvae. The this limit the human organism runs ent time to give anything like complete an interesting and instructive paper on whole subject of mosquito control in down. Appetite fails, and food ceases observations on Hawaiian crop blights. "The Camphor Industry," years. to nourish as it formerly did. The can only on pointing out Hawaii dates back only four I give a few notes Some the possibilities Plant Breeding. A number of lines muscles become enfeebled and the of them. One of my objects will be to for its culture and de- of plant breeding have been begun, nerves no longer respond to the old call attention to the way in which velopment here, as the islands are so THE LADIES! GOD BLESS THEM. stimuli. Recollection fades, notably the creation of new varieties and as ft anyone so disposed may assist in the centrally situated. He tolii of the cul- sugar-can- e improved has been beautifully phrased we Vfall work of collecting Information on this Here's to the t jurist who comes to our of and of new and on sleep." tivation of the camphor tree in other Shore, strains of rice. This work is of neces subject. sections of But this consummation is remarkable The sending of specimens of leaves, the world, how the product i the volcano that brings them sity slow, especially with tropical is secured and made ready ship- Here's on require many years to account of its rarity rather than its twigs, stems, roots or fruits of plants for plants which at ry ment average galore, commonness. As a rule before any blight sup-twsed- and the profits.. In three goddess starts up tain their fruition, but the results when a man suffering from kind of or years, t Here's to the that can live out his allotted span he is car- of fungus origin will be most four he said, a man with a obtained are vastly beneficial to the the show, ried off by some - to small area of land would have an in- countries, agricultural and horticultural indus accident- or disease. acceptable and will add the value "Cherchez la femme" In all He dies not because of some inherent of the investigations. Nothing that is come of a thousand dollars a year from r you know. tries. quality but because of some outside really a blight Is too trivial for atten- the trees, the net Income from an acre RAINIER BEER. Plant Disease Control. The magnifi cause. He loses varying from one T Lewton- - his life by accident, tion. No matter how rarely or how hundred and fifty to Vigor and Strength in Every Drop. cent work of Drs. Cobb and or is carried off by some parasitic or- commonly you may have seen it, no three hundred dollars. Brain on the diseases of cane and other ganism such as that of consumption, how long it may have existed This ended the session, cultivated crops is known to you all. matter which was an cancer, rlague or smallpox. or how new it may be, It will be of Interesting one throughout. , The inauguration of these lines of ag- Wishing to combat an erroneous no- use to have it examined. Specimens ricultural work in this Territory marks tion by drawing a parallel I take our may be easily forwarded by mail and a new era and is bound to prove vastly own life history as one part of the il- the results of the examination of such beneficial to every agricultural indus lustration because it is one with which specimens will be communicated either Fine Pasture try. all are more .less familiar. I think at once or in the form of a printed Neai the city; best care given. Stock . I IIC Animal Diseases. Of equal import you will have little difficulty in as- report to be circulated in the Terri- called for and returned. . IldWdlldll . . ance is the work being done in the con senting to the statements I have made. tory. trol and eradication of animal diseases. Now what is true of mankind in this The forwarding of specimens by post CLUB Within three years glanders, one of the respect is equally true of all things or is usually an easy matter. It is only STABLES most serious contagious diseases of ganic. The losses due to rot and decay. necessary to enclose the specimens in Telephone Main 109 Forester and Agriculturist horses and mules, has been brought are as a rule not due to something that a tin or wooden case such that the almost under complete control, and Dr. was inherent in the organic matter that specimens may be fully protected from Norgaard's discoveries in regard to rotted or decayed. In other words it the handling to" which ordinary postal the function of lime as an animal food was due to the attack of some organ- matter Is subjected. F. D. Wicke, is a monthly magazine devcf d to the interests of AGRICUL- is of inestimable value to the stock ism or to some accident, and was not The most important point is that the CONTRACTOR something was in- AND BUILDER. IN-DUST- that at that time TURE, FORESTRY, )MOLOGY ANIMAL specimens arrive in the freshest pos- Store Fittings EN' and Silk. evitable. These organic things rot, de- sible condition. To end they a Specialty. Three separate demonstrations cay or perish, this Repairing, in Hawaii have been made of practicability of, otherwise as a rule, long should be gathered and packed shortly Cabinet Work and Polishing the before their span, 1082 and profit to be derived from, the cul allotted just as we before the mail leaves for Honolulu. Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. ONLY $1 A YEAR. do. And It is just as true of these A few hours extra time in transit Phone M. 477; residence. Phone W. 161L tivation of the silkworm and the mul things that their life can berry. This is an extremely intensified be prolonged sometimes makes a great difference in contains work, as it is that we could prolong human state of shipment on It accounts of the current rules and report industry which must be considered in life beyond the the arrival. pop- much the present statistical This matter is therefore an important MOKERS ATTENTIONS of the different departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri- relation to attaching a permanent limit if we would only live up to ulation to the land. what the one, and fortunately, In most cases, a culture and Forestry, which includes AGRICULTURE, more advanced among us vividly real- little thought will make it no more The finest line of Smokers articles, Quarantine. Another material ad- ize to be demonstrated and a full line of Havana FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- vancement is the establishment of a fact. No one difficult to comply with this condition and Domestic doubts that if all the individuals of this than to neglect it. Cigars, Egyptian and Turkish Cigar- TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several rigid quarantine against the Introduc- or any other community up ettes, packed tion of dangerous insects and plant would live If It can be done it is best to send especially for holiday subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii to the standard of cleanliness and mod- the material in its natural state, that gifts. The prices and goods are right. diseases from foreign countries. eration easily shown to be in those connections, without reading the FORESTER AND Forestry. While much forestry best for us is not preserved in any fluid. In the MYRTLE work the mortajity statistics would be much case of the softest and most perish- CIGAR STORE. AGRICULTURIST. has been done in Hawaii for twenty altered. The amount of suffering years or more, it only able matter that cannot be sent except has recently be much less, and the sum of in fluid the best way is to place the crystallized itself into a bureau of prac- human happiness would be so much tical forestry. The the specimens in a preservative mixture Rates $x per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, establishment of greater. made by adding two parts of strong J.A.CILMAN forest reserves and their scientific In the much sphere O. Box planting humbler to which formaldehyde to one hundred parts of Editor. P. 59. with useful trees is a develop- I invite your attention for a few min- water, or one part of strong wood al- ment of which Hawaii may well be utes the same holds true. The Insurance and proud. various cohol to two parts of water. After Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette Co, I believe that there is no other parts of cultivated plants such as flow- placing the specimens in a bottle the State or Territory which has ers, fruits, stems, foliage, roots Commission O. Box 208, Honolulu, done and bottle should be filled full of the pre- Agent Ltd, Publishers, P. T. H. more or even as much within the short which we value for various reasons are so no by serving fluid that there shall be time during which the forest service no means so inherently frail as they bubbles after the cork is inserted. It Agent for has been in operation. are often assumed to be. There is real- is best, unless the corking is uncom- AACHEN AND MUNICH Honey. The beekeeping industry has ly nothing in a piece of sound fruit monly well done, to seal the cork over . FIRE developed remarkably within the last that can cause it to decay. When it with wax or paraffin. INSURANCE CO. five years. The capitalization has been decays it is usually because of some In sending matter of this class be San Francisco Losses Paid, J3.S0O.000. quadrupled and the production in- accident or some destructive organism. careful to send all the stages can A Good, Reliable Company. Because we do not fully that R. creased in greater ratio, and I believe understand be mustered, from the very earliest Telephone 50 C. COLLINS btw we know more what is taking place we say, "Oh, Main that about the sources It stages to the very latest. It is not nec- JUDD : : Tie-rope- s, BUILDING ROOM 40j STABLE STJPPLDZS Whips, Harness Oil, Dressing, Soap, and composition of Hawaiian honeys just rots." And as the occurrence is essary to send a large amount of ma- Washers, Chamois than they do in most a very common one we have grown to terial, every stage Sponges, Skins, Hoof Oil, Gall Cure, Etc., Etc. of the mainland e. but possible should States of their own product. look upon it as una-oidabl- Neyerthe-les-s be included. ALL KINDS OF LOW PRICE HEPAXES to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Suit Cases within limitations very oppo- and Bags. Fruit Shipments. A careful and de- the Blighted leaves and twigs may be S2 $4 KINO ST. NEAR FORT. p. O. Box 507; TeL JTain tailed study site is true. So far as anything in it- placed loosely 427. has been begun of the self is in a tin. The tin should difficulties attending shipment concerned almost any piece of be a close one unless the will Rubber Goods Surry, Buggy and Carriage Harness, Saddles and Bridles. the of sound fruit, even the most perishable material fresh fruits to the mainland markets. kind, might be several days in transit, In which GOODYEAR START RIGHT FOR 1907 YOU WILL FIND THAT LOT Our Hawaiian fresh remain sound for a long case it may be advisable to puncture RUBBER CO fruit trade period. Give it the necessary condi- amounts to over one hundred the tin with a few small holes. R. H. PEASE, , YOU ARE LOOKING thousand tions and you may see this at any time. President. FOR IN dollars per annum and is capable of As a rule roots should be sent with Tin a pineaple or place it in cold stor-- the soil attached. Market Street, San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY, 4, 1907. FRENCH LINE 1 $ PAGE AFTER TRADE 5gf Seed Talk I JK I XI K Complete and" reliable in lAtuju, Jan. 22. Realizing the formation and advice on JRK PRIM seeds, planting, etc, in our rapidly growing importance of Puget beautifully cat- illustrated Sound in - alogue, 1907. Mailed Free. the nation's commerce, Char- geurs Highest Grade Eeunis, the French company own B SEEDS ONLY mg and operating one of the largest New and rare varieties of fleets of freight steamers in the world, Flower and Vegetable has plans under way 'which will make Seeds, Fruit Trees, Orna- rest-- 1 mental Plants, Roses, etc me line an important factor in the induces sleep when you're future commerce of this port. At the less. present time five large steamers of 10,- - COX SEED CO. 000 net tons are being constructed at quenches thirst when you're 125 and 127 Mla Etna Chantiers de la Loire for the Puget SAHFKAHOSCO ... CAL. Sound trade of Chargeura Eeunis. The thnsty. Athletics in Alohas Defy first vessel will probably be placed in commission some time next year. It Chargeurs Eeunis now owns and oper- Great Britain Kawaihaus ates thirty steamers and has ten large ones under construction. Five, already mentioned, are for the Puget Sound Safe and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., January 12- - In To the Kawaihau Glee Club, ft trade, and five, of 12,000 tons each, are 3 writing about the wide participation in On behalf of the Chinese Aloha Club, for other lines.. With the steamer 8 athletics In Great Britain, Charles G. I beg to inform you that it is our de- Amiral Duperre, which was in port last 8 Fall has the following to say in the sire to challenge your nine for a re- fall, the eompany inaugurated its new Secure Harvard Bulletin: turn game of baseball, to be played line to Go to Haleiwa Tacoma and Puget Sound. The IS 1 "Across the water in the English uni at Aala Park on next Sunday, February second of the fleet, the Amiral Hamelin, Being entirely removed from every versities 3000 men in each of them go the 10th, at 1:30 p. m. arrived yesterday afternoon. As its and breathe ocean's free pure air. The ride on the train speculative venture, we are better fit- to their sports every afternoon as reg- If you find it agreeable to accept trade increases, 'the company will add s is a delightful to ted to act as executor and to admin- ularly as they go to their lectures this, kindly give us an early reply. to the fleet, and before the end of 1907 one and you will have an opportunity every morning. These sports are and L. MAN TAI, ister trusts than is the private in- expects to have at least two steamers 1 inspect one of the largest sugar plantations on the have been, ever since the men were Manager Chinese Aloha Club. per month entering Puget Sound. As dividual. .The fees in either case are 8 boys at school, a part of their curri- Feb. 3, 1907. soon as the large steamers are com- Islands. Haleiwa offers greater attractions to tourists the same. culum, and not once a week or once a pleted 8 they will be added to the line. than any place in the country. ' month, but once a day, from October The Kawaihau Glee Club baseball The second of present to 8 team have' willingness the fleet ar to June. At 2 o'clock; you see them intimated their rive here will be the Amiral ft to meet the Chinese Alohas next Sun- Exelmans, ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. pouring out at their college gates, and day afternoon at Aala Park, the game due within the next three or four weeks. I ft at 4 o'clock or thereabouts you see to commence at 2 o'clock. She is now on her way from Japan. I it ;:. WCilUlfl them hurrying back. Three hundred or Of the present fleet, the AmiraT Hame so of them row; 300 more of them play lin, 31S8 tons, Captain de Bonnaire, ar- A FORT Rugby; 450 play Association football; Mommers Grief. rived on the Sound last Wednesday. 200, hockey, STREET. perhaps, play and the rest She discharged a portion of her cargo HONOLULU. have otier recreations,, track athletics, ry at Seattle Friday proceeded lacrosse, cross-count- riding, motor- and to ing, and so forth. This for the winter Abe Attel's mother was sorely disap- Winslow to load mining piles. She ar a months, but when the spring comes on pointed when her son Caesar joined the rived in port yesterday afternoon about BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS v apace . the sports change somewhat. ranks of the pugilists. She thought that J 3:30 o'clock and proceeded to the Com- hundred row not the same 300 PORUSKNIT UNDERSHIRTS Three he would get a position in the 'Frisco mercial dock, where once began Depot For always; 400 or 500 play cricket, hun- she at - "THO CITIES BURN city hall as Swedish interpreter, but DRESS SUIT CASES dreds, play tennis, and the rest go discharging general freight, consisting NEW HATS AND CAPS. SEE punting on the river, ride out into the he was thrown down and fell to boxing. largely of mineral water and peanuts. LINE OF SHIRTS, TIES, country, or do something else for a "My son Abe is a, good champion, but From DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. the Commercial dock she will - - - - couple of hours. Caesar, oi, yoi, he shall make it a box Fort Street. - Odd Fellow Building. THE QUEEN PAYS" system. take 600 tons, including lumber and box "This ls"th7a English It is an fighter, too, and think he is going to old one. It has taken a century, no I shooks. This morning she will proceed doubt, to develop it. The boy begins be a turpentine in a police court. Oi, to the St. Paul mills, where she will This has been adopted by the in his school days under the eyes of a yoi. load 500,000 feet of lumber. The pres 3t master, who was athletic in his day ent voyage of the Amiral Hamelin will QUEEN INSURANCE CO. and the eyes of his older schoolmates. s net the company something oer $20,- - as a motto. The Queen stands today He does this for pleasure, but If he g finds no fun in it he does it because Pug Wedge's 000. The new line also carries passen company popularity. second to no In must. He will punished if he gers. .'. he be . The Queen has paid dollar for dollar doesn't, either by the scorn of his fel- On her present voyage the Amiral 7Te 10 or upper lows the kicks of the class Final Fight Hamelin has seen some exceedingly t b on all San Francisco losses. men. He has his sport for five or six rough weather, although she'has sustain It's the kfnd of Fire Insurance yon years until he loves it and until he Jrt university. be- ed no serious damage. She was struck reaches the It has then A remarkable scene occurred recently Just Arrived per Alameda. should have. come habitual. by the terrible typhoon of September 8 at Omaha, Nebraska, when "The result of this he is always hav- ."Kid" about eighty miles out of Hongkong, ing or preparing for a game or a tus- Wedge, the champion lightweight boxer HAWAIIAN arriving at that port directly after the A complete line of Spaulding's latest models in tennis sle of some sort, and he never has an of Arkansas, declined to take part in TRUST CO., nerves is disaster. She arrived in San Francisco attack of when the tussle a boxing contest, on the ground that rackets, etc. Also new Wright. & Ditson tennis balls. going on or after it Is finished. Some December 26. Limited, he had been converted, and that it was i of the Cambridge crew who rowed The schedule for the voyage included If you don't play tennis better begin now. It's splendid against year rowed wrong to fight, save in self-defenc- e. Agents Harvard this had the following ports of call, leaving Ant ' in thirty and more races. And the Wedge entered the ring in the pres for werp August 1: Dunkirk, Port Said, exercise. undergradute who gets no further ence of 2000 people, and astounded Hawaii. than the 'torpids while In college has Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai, Mo everybody by handing his opponent a ji, rowed in at least twenty races more Kobe, Yokohama, Taku, Honolulu and Ml 8 miles, more hours and in more races tract, with the wish that he would San Francisco. For her return voyage H than any man in the Harvard varsity it carefully. bo'xer ! 8 read The amazed she is taking freight for Mazatlan, 6n usually rows." ' seemed to regard this as a personal it 8 Now Open and aymas, Santa Rosalia, Antofagasta, Yal insult, and he promptly smote the Ac paraiso, Champerico, Iquique, etc. E. & SON, LTD. "Kid" on the nose. Wedge then said, O.HALL Ready for Business The Hamelin is on her first voyage to 8 Lipton Wants ''We are told to turn the other cheek. Pacific coast and Puget ?K He did so, and was rewarded with the North Cor. Fort and King Streets. Sound. She is five years old and was terrible blow which sent him against a Real Yacht built at Havre. Captain de Bonnaire C, L, ARMSTRONG the ropes. have not been told what JAS. "I has been her commanding officer for to do next," said Wedge, guess "but I three years. 12. can you to ' MAKER LONDON, January "Give us real I pound pulp witEout in .','"", CABINET : V playthings," is the terfenng with my conscience." The 1238 FORT ST. NEAR ORPHEUM yachts, not about KING OF ALL COUGH MEDICINES. sf substance of an article on the great fight which followed was much livelier sea snort by Sir Thomas Lipton in than the one advertised. Both pugilists Mr., E. G. Case, a mail carrier of A Canton Connecticut, U. S. A., Sparkling Water were -- Center, High Grade Koa Furniture Yachting. badly disfigured, but the victory who has been in the United States Ser- Sir Thomas is strong in his declara was given to Wedge, who promised to vice for about sixteen years, says: From a Famous Spring MADE TO ORDER tion. that all yachts which challenge pray for his opponent. He has retired "We have tried many cough medicines IF- - defend America's cup should permanently from the prize ring. for croup, but Chamberlain's Cough "Wood Carving and French for or the one to be Artlstlo - Eemedy i3 king of all and -- Polishing, be really seaworthy sailing craft, and relied upon every time, vve also find a How much more gratifying when you have a real good high-strun- g, speed toys t not delicate it the best remedy for coughs and colds, than the muddy-produc- of a source you suspect can Furniture Repaired and Upholstered, whose usefulness ends with the race, thirst Carpets and Linoleum Laid. Kawaihaus giving certain results and leaving no easily become contaminated. "Under the uniform rule adopted in bad after effects. We are never with AND OFFICE FITTINGS A 1905 it was hoped that a more whole- STORE says out it in the house. For sale by Benson SPECIALTY. some type of boat would appear," Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii. Sir Thomas, "and the results of last Beat Kaalas season's racing in the United States CHARGES MODERATE entirely justified the hope. It is SAUERBRUNNEN TO SUIT THE TIMES have what has been needed both here and The Royal Kawaihau Glee Club base NEW SEAMEN'S Telephone Main 117. abroad, a good, wholesome. boat a boat ball team defeated go can give the Kaalas at base is the finest table water known. It is agreeable to the taste, that can not only fast, but ball a good account of herself in heavy yesterday at Aala Park by the CHAPEL DEDICATED refreshing, pure and healthful. It should be on every table weather; a boat that can cross the score of 19 to 7. at every meal and should be always available between meals. RICE & PERKINS, ocean with no fears that it will suc- Score by innings as follows: It makes delicious lemonades. We will deliver to your home cumb to wind and waves on the way 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 insti- The pretty little chapel just for $4.50. . over. Kawaihaus . .. a case of 50 full size bottles ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. 30306042 119 new headquarters of the "As I conceive, that clause in the Kaalas 0 2002010 2 7 tuted in the rule regulating contests for the Amer- The winners played as follws: Seamen's Institute, formerly the build- ica's cup made it incumbent for the Apui p, - Home, was formally Fort. Hoopii c, Correa lb, Macfar- ing of the Sailors' & Co., Ltd. Studio: Hotel Street, near challenging yacht to cross the ocean lane (mgr.) 2b, Paaluhi (capt.) 3b, Ayau by 4il H. Hackfeld good, dedicated yesterday afternoon under sail simply to insure a ss, Lull rf, Jim cf, Mike If. by Canon wholesome racer, and not a craft whose Umpire, ' score Bishop Restarlck, assisted Liquor Dept. Wakita; keeper, M. Mackenzie. There were a large num NOTICE. usefulness would be ended the minute Leleo. cere- the international event was over. I ber of persons present at the Beginning February 1, the AQUAR confess in bringing my three mony, in which T. Clive Davies and that ZOOK a ittm vein be closed evenings. The hours Shamrocks to this side I did so not with Superintendent Everton also same, being prominent part.. The chapel has been "WHEN YOU ARE THINKING OF will otherwise remain the out misgivings that they would survive 1 from ten to Ave daily except iunaay, the passage, misgivings not solely in- SPORTLETS fitted up in the Waikiki side of the - Shoeing BUYINO and from one to five on Sundays. spired by "the fear of the loss of the lower floor. Horse 7636 yachts themselves as of the lives of the devoted men who crossed In them. The. Kawaihaus and Kaalas will play A ASSESSMENT NOTICE. "There is yet another point, and I their return game on Sunday, Feb. Ltd. Stylish Ring 17, in W. W, Wright Co,, At a meeting of the Board of Control think a strong one. What really is Aala Park. The Kaalas will make an effort in the meantime to put nt DON'T TO US. Associ- use of racing with boats built unaer horse-shoei- ng aepan-me- FAIL SEE of the Harrison Mutual Burial the themselves in change have opened a 30, 1906, Assess- the old rule? True, there is the event condition to with carriage ation, held November yesterday's score by at least 13. in connection their We have a fine assortment In inex- No. 5 was called, to be due in itself, and an exciting race, but lit- Having secured me gervitea ment shop. etc. high-price- 15, else. nothing learned; the ss prepar- pensive as well as d ones. 15 and delinquent January tle There is of a first-cla- snoer, iney are neglected . The Gun Club had a shoot yesterday Established iSp 1907. educational side of the race is ed to do all work intrusted to them In absolutely. Designers grasp little or to try out their new outfit of traps. J. H. TOWNSEND. Whooping Conh, Croup, Bronchitis a first-cla- ss manner. Secretary. nothing that Is new in contemplating The results were in the highest degree the models of these racing machines. satisfactory to the members. Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria ML GROSSMAN, but in yachts built for the America's Asthmatics DR. E. OR LEASE. cup contest under the uniform rule The Healanis will have a practise at Cresolene Is a boon to two-sto- ry tonight- effectlro to breathe in a DENTIST Residence at KalmukL A large there would be much learned. the Hotel Baths - They are Does it not eem more (J (1. conveni- thing, training hard in preparation for their remedy to cure disease of the breathing crganj. 4 house, with all modern "We would see, for one if the the remedy into the stomach ? and resumed hia practise. than to take an.i-septi- c has returned ences. Situate on Maunaloa avenue, rule as it stands produces an ineai annual club meet. It cures because the air rendered strongly -- 1 t- "t- - is over the diseased sortace with 113 Hotel Street. Jewelers. below 7th Rent reasonable. racer or whether more changes are carried treat- 9 4 p. rrv. ivinue. design- every breath, giving prolonged and constant Office hours: a. m. to DAVID DAYTON, Trustee, needed, and by the same token Queen street roller rink closed down ment. It is invaluable to mothers with sma.i 7635 137 Merchant Street ers could go on from these boats and again Saturday night for a long vaca- children. TRY OUR DELICIOUS design more satisfactorily the boat tion. A great many devotees of the Those of a consumptive "V5 cjee still tendency find immediate FASHIONABLE MILLINERY REMOVAL NOTICE. qualified to stand rough weather and roller cult took advantage of this last relief from coughs or in-- f w IU "Peach Mellow" and "Raspor" yet same time break records. A evening, and rolled around the rink to flamed conditions of the AT at the throat. record-breakin- g boat Is possible under their heart's, content. "W. Contractor and R. PATTERSON. the uniform rule, as the races of the MISsToWER'S Consolidated Soda Water Works Builder, and J. J. "WHITTLE, the Sign testify. The annual meeting of the Hawaii Send postal for booklet. Queen and Effort E Painter, have moved to 1168 Union tonight, to be CO their "I am satisfied the trend or Ameri Yacht Club will be held 180 Fuiton St., MILLINERY PARLORS, BOSTON O. S. LEITHEAD, Manager. street, block mauka from pro-ductiv- m Seaside i next toward the followed by a banquet at the Hew York, U. S. A. . M. 7L 324. can y&chting will be BUILDING, FORT STRBET. Phone old stand. Phone Main of this sort of boat." Hotel. Estimates on "Work Cheerfully Given. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4, 1907.

10 storm sewers are clogged with mud THE and chocked up from the outside with stones and rubbish. It will be neces- Advertiser. sary to have the fire department turn Q Pacific Commercial out and flush down nearly every one of A MORNING PAPER. the sewers. The Light That's u It is noticeable that the oiled streets And' W ALT UK U. SMITH ------" " " EDITOR have suffered little in comparison with those where the oil top dressing has S; :' not been given. Throughout the busi- MONDAY : : : : t FEBRUARY 4 ness sections of the town, although the streets were filled from doorstep to Right re doorstep, the roads stood the water Chamois HOME SUGAR REFINING. well, although washed right down to oi Hawaiian suear planters can find a strong reason why they should earnestly j the rocks. consider the proposition of refining all of their product at home, in a leading Almost as soon as the storm was well A Large Assortment Just Opened Up. over, about 4 o'clock yesterday morn-artic- le tK in The American Sugar Industry and Beet Sugar Gazette of January company Rapid naJ KINDS 20. is headed Labor Sugar versus American, Sugar,' and, while its gangs clearing their ALL It "Cheap their out tracks is electric light. Nobody would question it. It is better than any U intent is to disarm the fears of beet sugar producers relative to Cuba and the and getting ready for the resumption ALL SIZES Philippines, tne reason it gives them for not being afraid would apply to Ha- - ofjheir other light more "" .V.' le and more healthful. And- - m miian cane sugar producers if they were in a position to place only refined QUt tne day Tne 8tormJSrJ!caught some sugar on the market. Of course the mainland beet sugar producers would not 1 0f the latest of the night cars, stalling ' y in such a position, as Ha- the last homeward bound one from Ka- - , e?f B ! like to see the Hawaiian planters put themselves and With it It competition with their product would, in imuki at Beretania Pensacola waiian refined sugar thrown into streets. It got home by way of Pa-w- aa Right Prices su proportion to its amount, disturb the condition of complacency which the article junction, King and Alapai streets. 1 in question is intended to create. It would also excite a foreboding that the The Weather Bureau gives the rain ill 24 up to 8 p. m. yester cane sugar growers of Cuba and the Philippines would follow the example of fall for hours i day at 3.28 inches. This is the heaviest HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC LIMITED. r the Hawaiian planters, in which event the whole dream of security from com precipitation in Honolulu for the sea- - COMPANY, - petition which the mainland beet sugar producers were enjoying might be dis- J son, Hawaiian planters, whose cue is one of pelled. This is not a matter for the PHOtfE MAIN 390. n. They are probably in a position to take a long lead in such I a race if they will. THE STORM'S EFFECTS The sugar journal above named takes Up the prediction it finds in other trade journals and the daily press, that, "if Cuba is annexed and if the bill AT WA1KIKI BEACH row pending in Congress providing for the free importation of sugar from the Philippine Islands into the United States becomes a law, the only protection which the American sugar industry has against foreign competition will be Saturday night and Sunday morning removed and the markets of this country will be laid open to the unrestricted life on the flat lands out towards "Wai P"! III. III g Crystal Springs importation of sugars from our insular dependencies." Its reply is concentrated kiki beach might have been much more ui the following words: "People who make sucn deductions omit to taKe into pleasant than it was. Many of the 1 o o consideration the fact that the sugar which is imported into the United States chjnese residents found themselves ma trom our insular possessions ana irom cuoa uoes not come into direct com- - pQQngfl jn their little houses, and some, petition with the beet sugar which our factories place on the market. For whose places of abode were not on The sweetest and purest butter we our beet sugar which reaches the "open market is practically all refined. The stilts. Dreoared their meals in the sugar manufacturers obtain product conse- - IS I price whieh our beet for their is mining while splashing around in an Dig lb have had for a year. Firm and buttery quently governed by the general market of refined Bugar in this country. This llJcn or two of water that had crept in market of refined sugar, however, is controlled by the American Sugar Refining over the floor. The waters quickly flavor. Company and the other big refineries avho are working in complete harmony subsided, and last night most of the in Fresh by the Alameda. would and whose own interests will induce them to prevent the price of refined suga'r houses were habitable though it IN PRICES . have Deen impracticable to stroll from going down." It is mentioned further along that the A. S. K. company the back yards without a raft. has acquired control over a large number of beet sugar factories in Michigan Many people who climbed Punchbowl and Colorado, representing an investment of many millions of dollars, and re-- hill about 9 o'clock in the morning had of Hawaiian Enameled ..souvenir marked as "hardlv conceivable that Mr. Havemeyer will allow the price of a splendid view of the damage done by jewelry. Metropolitan Co., Ltd, " f. the flood. The vegetable gardens and refined-sug- ar leat go down, depriving him of We have reduced selling to thus any return from his beet rice fields Qf tQe Cninese seemed to be the sugar factories." It is neither here nor there with the present subject, but totally covered, and their houses look-y- et price of our Enameled Crests, interesting to note the taking for granted, in these claims of power for ed like derelicts stranded on mud-t- h Pins and Brooches more than sugar trust, that the time-honore- d law of supply and demand is Tecame banks, in many cases seeming to be one-thir- d, and are now offering these days a nullity. The Gazette noat this line of beautiful souvenir in latter refers to the unfulfilled predictions alstThe tTenm. flowing1 into thfi sea of sugar market depression from the Cuban reciprocity treaty, and says history along waikiki beach were soon swollen goods at heretofore unheard of A STYLISH SHOE fl will repeat itself with regard to free Philippine sugar if that should eventuate by the rains to such proportions as for prices. the profit accruing from the difference between the duty-fre- e and the duty-pai- d awhile to give residents along their A bona fide reduction without Usually sugars going then, as it does now, to the planters abroad and the refiners at some "easiness sacrificing quality. FOR WOMEN . . the stream which reaches the beach home, while the consumers in this country will have to pay the same price Detween the Moana and Seaside hotels for their sugar as before. ' a Bhicher Oxford, made of gun-met- al is only eight feet wide, but yesterday calf, with medium heavy Commiseration, however, is expressed for the cane sugar producers of the presure of water from above scoop-Louisia- na sole stream- - and Cuban heel. Product and Texas, the Gazette saving: "Their product, being raw sugar, out the sands, and the little of E. P. Reed & Coa famous competes let became a roaring stream nearly 100 factory. This is a splendid directly with the West Indian and Philippine sugars, and as they feet ta width. Early in the morning shoe have no outlet refineries for all . around wear. other than the big in this country, they must accept the water was up almost to the top of Limited, the price offered by the latter. ICaturally, if the refiners are able to cover their the bridge, but, as soon as the channel needs entirely in Cuba and the Philippines at a lower price than they have had become widened at the mouth it LEADING JEWELERS. PRICE -- been paying for sugar in the southern States, the planters there will obtain gJJ bVugM down'a gTea S3.50 less for their produet. Tor this reason we have always expressed it as our debris from the hills, and seem toethave firm conviction that the Cuban-America- n treaty and the Philippine bill are two pretty well cleared everythingout J most obnoxious and uniust measures, which can not fail to have a verv from above. There was, however, a detrimental effect on one of our most important industries." Of course Hawaii of ta ly??f nS Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. . . beach, together with of various is in the same box with the southern States in this regard excepting for the klnas. a table top came down, wish 1051 FORT STREET : : : : TEL. MAIN 282 refinery controlled by some of her planters at Crockett, Cal., and the solitary the stream, but as there was nothing planting company here which is shipping its entire crop in a refined state, else to suggest that a house was car- flood Perhat.s these exceptions in.lat. a ttua mrm nf 1 K05., ried off by the it had probably Flower . some garden. . emancipation from handicap been standing out in altogether the attached to raw sugar production, in within the reef, from Diamond Head &"&$Sj which case any urging of progression to the status of exclusively refined sugar clear down the waterfront, the water production, from the outside of the" interest, would be supererogatory. .. " """as & dirty coffee color, and, except "Another argument of our prophets of evil," which the Gazette combats for a few in the morning, the beach was . . . almost by bathers. Great ots regard to beet sugar, to deserted is similar what has frequently been negatived m numbers of fieh were thrown up on the 'ARTISTIC DEC0RATIN discussions here of the general sugar situation. The Gazette states the argu-- beach, principally bullheads, but an nient as being in effect "that the enormous increase in sugar production in hour's stay on land did not seem to TF you only knew how artistically We carry a full line Cuba and the Philippines which they expect in a few rears will tend to lower ncommoie them, for, on being thrown of terra 1 lovely we can make the simplest pots the price of sugar in the world's market in sueh a manner, as to make the teJrTat0e cotta in all sizes for flow- home, for a little bit of money, growing oi sugar oeets ana tne manufacture or sugar therefrom m the United beach were fairly passable for pedes ers, plants and bulbs. you would not live another day in States an unprofitable business."- It quotes Sigmund Stein of Liverpool, a well trians Sunday afternoon. John Hod-kno- wn Also terra cotta pipes, chim- those old rooms. sugar expert, as in a paper son who lives 400 yards beyond Camp stating he presented at the last International neys, etc. Congress of Applied Chemistry, held in Home, "that the price of sugar in This ware is very serviceable STANLEY STEPHENSON, the world's market is not determined by the very low cost of production of Saturday, on his' way to his home, he any single country, which, with favorable conditions of climate, labor, etc., may j waded in mud half-wa- y ui to his and low priced. produce cheaply, but the price is regulated bv cost of production those knees. Sunday afternoon he came down THE PAINTER the in JlJ - Phonc426 g et sugar-producin- countries which, while not so thesa ad witn, The favorably situated, are necessary west responsible to meet wind is for this the world's demand for sugar." Froin this the Gazette holds that nomena. and Mr Hods think it li. 'it is not the quantity of sugar which is produced which counts for the sugar brings some very fine weather with it. manufacturers, but the quantity which is consumed." Then it eives statistics! E M- - Jnes, in charge of the1 Moana Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. of the great increase in sugar consumption, refers to the enormous growth of Hotel bat roomsn speaking of the Noiseless Easily Repaired population 177 S. ing St. in the United States and, after mentioning a steady and very '"Lown 95 material merease in the importation of sugar into China and Japan, reaches in such volume that at times it seem- - this optimistic conclusion: "We may therefore be convinced that when the j ei as though it would sweep the place time comes sugar away. Many others along the beach HEW that the production in Cuba and the Philippines is augmented, HAWAII SHINPO SHA. had similar PRINT-in- g the increased amount of sugar will be as readily absorbed as now without any stories to tell. IHEPIuNEER JAPANESE Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, office. The publisher of Hawaii bent oak piano depressing effect on the world's market." Shinpo, finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never splits seat; 1 the only daily Japanese paper . published in the Territory of HawaiL and Douglas siphon value. C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. Sample Civil wax bursting from what had 6eemed to be a come in our show window. clearing sky has to Editorial and Printing office 1094 add its horrors. to that of famine in China. The rebels must have been trained Smith SU above King. Phone Main 40. by skilled hands to spring such a sudden triumph as that reported this morning. JOHN NOTT VALENTINES . . The Plumber. 85 King Street. Lditor biuozawa would seem to have sized up the sentiment of Japan Prepare, for February 14 by regarding the rumored treaty revision pretty well, according to the Tokio choosing' some of the dainty valen, cablegram in this morning's issue. tines now on display at . HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. Honolulu must feel interested in the achievement of the steamshin TTmr.resa TO DAINTY DRESSERS: Young Bui" . of China, as it is highly probable that the Empress line will be transferred to 4 V . . 1 1 m iu .Australian route oeiore long. We beg- - to announce that we Hlghflsind have just received ten pieces of President Jared Smith's address before the Farmers' Institute puts in We Develop small compass the record of pretty large achievement in Hawaiian diversified dainty Pineapple Silk or Pina industries. Cloth in stripes, en- . something tirely different from anything pre- Pictures Having had some right smart showers since the middle of November, the town was not altogether vious! v shown here. taken by surprise when it rained Sunday morning. It is to our interest as well as These have white grounds with yours to develop your films and T ? I r. . . adjoining College Hills, Honolulu's ilme rain ess icii any agricultural pests unwashed to sea, Dr. Cobb would plates the best we know how, most fashionable Residence a gold, light blue, promote picture-takin- g HJie to have them for his inquisition. pink, lavender, bo as to District. and not discourage it. "We em- red and black stripes, are thirty-si- x ploy the most expert developer heavy as to carry the poles almost inches wide and sell for, 6o and printers to be found, and LARGE LOTS THE BIGGEST down to Beretania street. do the work carefully and Manoa road is washed out perhaps cents per yard. scientifically. the worst of any. the water toarinv Conditions are ideal now for LOW PRICES RAINSTORM great courses for Itself from side to Yours truly, picture-takin- g. Bring your neg- siae. m upper Manoa valley a land- atives to us. slide was caused, tearing two native B. F. EHLERS & CO. EASY TERMS (Continued from Pace One.) houss from their foundations. Along Beretania street, COME OUT AND LOOK THEM OVER ! and tables as the rising water threat- near especially ened to invade their houses. the corner of Punchbowl, the wa- ters banked up, flooding the stores on The of Makiki tre-- t ly sre the makal side of th street ar Honolulu PilOfO-SUDD- GO. cut off through the smashing of the positing Makiki flume and the carrying away a foot of mud and gravel along "e tracKS. uurir.g the height of their bridge. In one place, Pii-k- oi of on the rain the water was deep 1057 FORT STREET. Oh enough as. S. street, where some telephone Ossky poles here to come up to the axles of had been placed preparatory to setting and buggies. hacks "Everything Photographic' them up. the rush of water was Tel. so In nearly every part of the town Main 480 the CAMPBELL BLOCK, FORT STREET. THB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4, 1907 r 5 DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1906 Delinquent In accordance with Section 1268, Revised Laws 1905, the following List of Taxpayers is hereby published, and comprises the Delinquent Taxes for the First Taxation Division of the Territory of Hawaii Carriages, As indicated, including Real Estate, Personal Property, bicycles, Automobiles, 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 1288 R. L., and the costs for advertising as the law provides.

C. Harbottle, CORPORATION DELINQUENT LIST, Hitchins, Geo...... 160 Smith, E. 1205 Mary K. . 18 So Kanoa, John 2 80 j Markham,Geo. ... iS 70 1906. Highton, II. E. 490 Simpson, Mrs. E. F. 19 9 Haleraano 8 80 Kanoho 4 a 3 8oManaia, Kclupaina 5 10 Hughes, I J. P. 1 70 Smith, J. W. Est 165 50 Haluapaa ...... 12 60 Kapika ... . 4 40 Makaln, I. D, ...... 24 70 Hughes. T. Smith. Fred A. 12 15 Hao, John Kapuaa, Est 80 J City Market Ltd. 8850 H. I 70 ...... 9 40 14 Matthews, Mary Ann 1 8a :..$ Humphreys, A. S 153 15 Schmiedte, C. A...... 7 75 Haalilio ,;. . Kapule, H. I 70 Maile, C. B 136 10 Camara & Co. 59 70 ...... 7 20 Herrick, C. F...... Springston, J. W. .... 7 20 Hanapi, Edward .... Kapule, Mary ...... 3 90 Mahiai, Kaimt xo 40 Hawaii Lands Co., Ltd. 69 80 170 840 Kapule, Oliver Henriques, E. 106 10 Sinclair, Mrs. A, . . . . 2 70 Hao, Mrs. A. B. L. . I 70 ..... 7 20 Mainae, B. 7 20 Kapiolani Estate, Ltd...... 51 10 Kapule, Deborah & Polani 6 Hills, A. D...... 600 Simpson, T. A...... 3 80 Henriques, Lucy K. . 135 30 00 Maliikapu 17 00 Hawaiian Abstract & Title Co., Kawaauhau, Hart 101 Herbert. 11. L. "440 Scott, G. W. 7 75 Heleua, Jesse K. ... 4 00 12 Maikai, j. Kaloaa 6 25 Ltd. 81 90 Kawelo, Hugo 8 75 Mailelaulii Hedeman, C. . 600 Stokes, Mrs. A. M. I 70 Hiram, John ...... 28 60 17 00 Honolulu reed Co. 170 Kawaihoa, Mrs. J. I Mao, . Huggins, A. 600 Smith, Fred. C...... 1 70 Hiram, Est. Hattie ... 84 7o 70 Est - S to McChesney & Sons. Ltd. 169 25 Keahemakani, Mrs...... 14 30 Alahoney, James 5 IS Johnson, Arvid ...... 7 20 Schlief, J. 14 25 Hilo, Mrs. John ... I 60 Murphy, Oram Co. . . 9 30 Kapahoni, Kealoha ...... 12 6b Mano, James I Jackson, A. T. R.. 7 10 Shorey, Dr. E. C 11 55 Hoomanawanut ..... 7 10 70 Pacific Lands 9c Improvement Keau, A. K...... 9 55 Mahuka W. M. . . 63 40 Jost, Rose ... 2 oc Turner, Ralph E...... 18 95 Hoapili, David 2 70 Kenala, Co., Ltd. 55 50 ' John II 50 Mauliawa, Lahapa 23 70 Jaouen H. 1 7oj Taggard, J. N. ... 6 05 Hookano, Jas...... 6 6b XV. May, Rose and C. Arnemann. . 28 00 Kealakai, H...... 47 10 --Manuwai, Pakala 380 Jackson, Wallace 28 00 Taite, A- - J. 8 40 Hopkins, C A. K. ... River Mill Co 107 20 23 70 Kekahu ...... 7 20 Makuaoie . ... 380 Johnson, Miss Mary 2 70 lerrill, W. E...... 3 90 Hoomoepule, Mele . . . 12 60 Keawe T. Makino & Co. 14 80 ...... I 70 Manuia Luka S 10 Kernon, J. F...... 7 20 Tietj ens, Helen, ; 2 70 Houghtailing, B. W. . 33 Kekahio, K. . ., W. M. Patterson & A. Morris. 14 30 50 Jacob 7 20 Mauna ..... 7 10 Koerner, C. F. A b . . . 80 Thompson, J. H...... 7 20 Holt, Mrs. D., 8 Kealoha, Island Telegraph Co. no 3 J. Jr. 20 J. M...... I 60 Makuht 820 Inter ... 50 Kibling, C. A I 70 Thompson. Jno. G. . . . , 13 90 Hookuanui, Pila 10 Kealoha, Solomon ., Sailors' Union I 63 7 ... 830 Metcalf, Alice 20 30 Kunst, E. (Adm. Est. A. Turner, Chas, ...... 11 5? Hookano, Geo...... 5 00 Kealoha (w) ...... 2 30 Merseberg, Piikea ...... 44 50 Sailors Home Society 75 3 S-- Kunst) 16 Turner, C. V. . 3 90 Halsey, Lahapa i Kelle, Mrs. W. 2 Mendiola, , G. Smith & M. Maiten . . 45 ..... Est II 00 90 John ...... 8 30 A. J. 220 Klemme, Carl 60 Thayer. W..W. 7 ?c Haliilehua . . . 6 Keleou, John 7 20 Mela, Alice x 8a Guy Owens Electric Construc ...,. 7 ...... 00 Klemme, Harry . 5 00 Vida, Kate L...... 12 60 Harbottle, W. H. 36 80 Kemkenihea ...... 22 50 Meyer, Mrs. 1. K...... 3 8b tion Co., Ltd. 61 00 Keliihopeole, Keenn, Mrs. E. G. 42 30 Vroom, H. E...... 11 50 Harrison, Louise K. . 1 70 K. . . . . II 50 Mitchell, L. ... 7 20 Oregon Building Co 165 50 Kepoo, & Levenson, J. D. I 60 Visher, Mrs. J. Foster . ,170 Heleluhe, Wakeke ... 20 55 Robt K. . . . I 70 Moolau Uluhani, Est 28 30 Hawaiian Bazaar 600 Keohokii, , Levi, Root 11 50 Venzac, Armand ..... 29 75 Heleua, Moses ...... 7 20 Joe ..... 3 co Mossman, Mrs. K. N. . 11 00 Waikiki Seaside Hotel, Ltd. . . . 193 00 Keopuhiwa Lemaire, Paul ...... 4 90 Venhefzen, R...... 11 50 Hiram, j. K, Jr. .... 23 60 8 20 Mokuahi, J. S...... 830 Washington Mercantile Co. ... 2800 Keluia 8 Murray, Mrs. A. K. X4 Lee, B. F. I 70 Walker, C. D. 5 5o Hikalea ...... I 70 ...... 20 .... 30 Young Portuguese Kewalo King, 'vfrs. A. L. B. 8 40 J McGuire, W. L. 16 Linderman, F. J. I 70 Walker, H. T. & E. K. 47 40 Hiona, Tom ...... 9 90 J. 50 2 70 King, W. H. 5 Mana, Mrs. L. , 8 20 Store Lillis, H. 00 Walker. Blanch C . 128 10 Hookano, Mrs. L. . . 16 3 Grocery Frank 3 ... 50 Kinney, Wm. 80 Makainai, P. 38 Kalihi Valley ...... 7 35 Lugan, P. 7 20 Wallace, Adelaide 2 70 Hoopiopio (w) 3 Jesse ..... 5 ...... 24 70 Kia, Joseph ...... I Makaimt, Mrs. Maikai .. 1 Pacific Heights Electric Co., Ltd. 28 00 21 Watson, Sidney 6 00 Hopkins, Rose 70 90 Luchweiko, F...... 95 ...... 42 30 Kikaha, Dan r 70 Mahaulu, Mrs. Kekai ... 12 IS Taro Food Co. 99 50 C. 80 Warren, L. L. . l 28 Holstein,. E. Ludwigsen, J...... 145 ...... 00 C ..... 13 20 Kahelepololei, et al. 12 10 Mana Sam ..... 380 . iy X- - 8 10 Holstein, Thos. W. 6 AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PROP- Ixve, Jas. (Trustee) 48 90 .. 00 Kahiapo, Sol 10 40 Makakoa 2 70 Walton, C. M. 28 Holi, E. M. ERTY. Leonard, E. H 3 20 00 ...... 9 65 Kahue, Mrs. K. 3 90 Makahiahia, J. .... 7 20 Lucas, M. F...... 8 20 Watson. C. A...... 1 70 Holt, J. D., Jr...... 8 40 Kakulu, Kaaemoku . 3 30 Mahelpna, Sou .... as 45 DELINQUENT LIST, 1906. 1 Lyle, Ja. (Adm. Est.' of Wanh, W. A...... 7 20 Hoopii, S. W. 5 80 Kalama, T. S 8 20 Mahelona. Est J. . 7 10 Bushnell) . ... I 70 Weill, Mark 7 20 Isaac, Daniel ...... af 5 50 Kalama Mrs. S. K. 125 90 I Maikai, Mary Ann 39 60 Asbahr, L F. $ 5 5o Lucas. Albert so so Wegesund, H...... 1 70 llikealani (liilii) .... 3 80 Kalaiwaa, W. M. ... o 00 Maikai, II. M. .... a 7-- a 1 Adams, H. C 12 60 Ludloff, Otto . . ... 3 15 Webster, H. E...... 1 70 Ioane ...... 9 90 Kalama, M. 7 20 pa Andrews, L. A. 1700 MacDonald, Marshall .... 2 70 Weiskc, Max ...... 1 70 Imaui, Kalua ...... 8 20 Kalaolaloa, J. P. K. 13 7c Maile, Est Mikala 21 40 Angus, Mrs, 28 60 Mayneld, John, 8 40 Wright, Henry 3i 10 Ialua, Mrs. John . . . ; 8 75 Kaleikau, A...... II 50 1 Mahiaimoku 3 30 1 Adet, Emu ... 19 20 Mansfield, Jack 7 35 Wilson, Chas...... 7 20 Iona, Mele ...... 11 00 Kaleleiki, Sam 8 20 Maia, Mana R. . .1 80 Ade, Chris 2 70 Maclean, Miss A. W. 1 70 Wilson, J. R 8 20 Jones, Eli ...... 11 50 Kalua, Alice , 5 45 Mahoe, S. K. .... 9 00 . . . . Amorim, M. 6 Meyer, H. I 70 Whiting, W. A. 80 60 Joy, Est. Emalia . ... 1 60 Kalulu, John K. 2 70 Manoa, Est 4 90 P. 40 ...... Kalehua, K., 66 Mason, H 2 Meine, F. . .. 2 OO Widdifield, Mrs. Mary 8 20 Kaaukuu Maile ...... 31 05 E. et al. 50 Tom .... 7 20 Austin, Mrs. C 70 Kalua, Maria K. Manuel, X6 Auerbach, Mrs. K. W. 8 20 Miller, E. A. G. ... 2Q 20 Weatherwax, C W. . . . 32 4c Kaaikaula ...... 3 80 .... 4 40 Peter 50 -- Kaluawaa, Manuwai, Kahko 8 80 20 Montgomery A. C...... 7 75 Ward, ...... 2 70 Kaai, John ...... 11 10 Est 4 90 Almy, Harry 7 Lde L Kamanoulu, John K. 38 001 Manuwai, Niho . 9 85 s 19' 85 Kaaialo, Est K...... 24 70 . 20 Moore, W. C. Asch, Julius .7 Kaaihue, . Kamahua, Loke ..... 10 401 Maunu 1 70 Capt. . 7 20 HAWAIIAN JDELINQTJENT LIST, Jas. 7 20 Braun, J. 3 90 Mosher, F...... Kamanu, Chas. Manu, Sam 70 Morgan, 2 70 1906. Kalani, Hulu ...... 17 70 170 Bagwell, Mrs. L. A. I 70 J ...... Kaeo, D. 8 80 Kamainalulu, Jos. 10 40 Maunakea, J. . . . . 7 20 D. Moody,'W. 7 10 K...... Blaski, A. il 50 J Kaepa 6 00 Kamana, Malia ...... 7 80 Mauliawa, Est .. X4 30 .... 75 Barricka, A 6 55 Monsarrat, Mrs. E. J. .... 230 H. Alarra, Mra. Lepeka 2 45 Kaaepa, Est Makanoe 80 30 Kamakaea, Robt ...... I 70 Meheula, Sol. ... 22 50 Baker, 6 00 M. D. 8 20 12 Mrs. ., 80 C W Monsarrat Ana, K...... 5 ?o Kaikoo, J. Kawelo ... 8 50 Kamekona, Sam 05 Meek, H. 3 O. 1 Montana, A. A. 8 20 Kamakea, Leilehua . . . . . 80 Mela, x 80 Brasch, W 70 ...... Alapai, Charles . ... 17 OO Kailau, Mary ...... 9 30 ..... 14 Charales .. G. 22 K. 80 . . . 10 Bellina, C H . 6 20 Morse, Capt. H. 50 Kaialiilii, Daisy A. . . Kamakea, Ana ...... 14 Menese. Loika 5 26 Apaleona, Sam .... 7 10 7 50 Beazley, Geo I 70 Morton, H. C. 90 Aalona, Ben 7 20 Kaiona, Jas. 7 10 Kamana, Esther P, 4 90 Mikaele, Mrs. K. 35 20 Kanam, Momona 6 13 Becker, Peter 2 40 McPhetridge, E...... 2 90 Amai, Mele .. 6 00 Kaiwi, Hannah .... 3 65 ...... 00 Mikaele 70 Kanae, Esther Ku Morris, 37 Bordfeldt, Paul 3 So Murray, C. F. 27 20 Andrews, Thos. L. Po Kailimai, W. H. 30 6b ...... 32 40 Antone 40 24 Kanae, Frank 7 20 Mossman, Angeline . 36 30 Booth, C W. "36 35 Murray, C F. (Trustee) ... 57 25 Ah Leong Kaluna 7 20 Kaili, Est P...... 9 30 ...... Brown. F. M. 7 20 Menaugh, R ... 22 5( Kaihawai .... . 3 40 Kanakafuna, Joe ...... I 70 Moa, Emela 5 10 ...... Ahia, W. M. .... 26 35 1 1 6c Kailua, . 65 Kanepuu, J. K. 16 00 Mundon, Geo X3 70 Broadfey, Geo. 7 20 Maley, Jno.' Apio, John K. 26 75 Lono ...... 4 Boyd, . 8 Muller, Geo 5 45 Kaohuokalani, Julia . I icr Kane, Henry ...... 10 65 McCorriston, Ed. ... 8 20 J. T. 30 Akima, James ... . 9 90 M. 10 Burgett, I. Meyer, . 2 80 Kaohele, K . 9 55 Kamka ...... 7 20 Nakuina, Emma 131 A. .... 22 50 A. W. Akina, J. A...... 26 96 ...... & Kailiehu, P. K. 6 00 M Geo. A. 41 20 Kainoa, Mahoe ...... 4 70 Kanohomanu 4 5o Nakila, Hana .. Bruckner. 7 20 Martin, Aki, S. K...... 15 50 Kapnoho, L. H. 20 cs Napahuekolu . . . 8 20 Bruner, W. S. 54 10 Kaulia, J. K...... 31 30 W. ... 19 75 Martin, J...... Aiwohi, A. 7 20 Kapule, Harry, Gdn. 15 90 Nakaula. Panila 9 30 Brown, K., . 1 Murphy, A. E. 37 80 Kaulam, Mary , .... 17 00 J. Jr. 70 Aholo, Mrs. James ..... 2 70 80 Kapahu, Liha ..... 9 JO Namea Uli ..... 2 70 Blake, F. E 3 90 Munson, J. C. . .'. 720 Kauheaku ... 3 Aholo, Mrs. L. 6 00 ECaunamano, 6 00 Kapololu, Joe 7 20 Naeole, David . 10 30 Bergstrom, W. . 9 39 Murphy, Michael 7 65 Maria J. J. Austin, Wm. Lono .... 9 90 ECauhane, K. 60 Kapaia, John ...... 7 20 Nakeke, Kui ... 8 20 Beardslee, Mary T. 6 00 McCarthy, Wm S 40 J...... I Auld, James ...... 8 30 Kauakahi, Est Kauai 7 70 Kapaakea .... . 2 70 Nakuina, J. K. 2 90 Bindt, R 3 00 McKay, W. A 7 TO x Alapai, John ...... 2 20 Kauene ...... 1 60 Kawaihau, Kina ...... 8 20 Namahoe, Est W. P. 10 Brown, J. F. 193 30 Mc eigh, J. D 83 55 Alapai, Kalua 8 yo Kawananakoa, D. 52 70 Nakea, Est Levi ... 17 00 60 Henry ... Kahau, Kapela ...... 2 70 Brown, G. J 8 40 McChesney, Wallace .. 12 Alapai, Lily 3 30 Kawananakoa, Mrs. D. 79 70 Namoolau, J. K. .... 1 70 2 ;o Kahalewai, H...... Bowers, G. A. .... I 70 McMillan, Mrs. H. ... Alapai. Bill 820 Kahaulelio, Anna . . . . Keanu, Isabella 3 20 Naahuelua, Lui ..... 3 80 Campbell. H. M. . 8 40 McDonald, J. A. Awa, John . 380 Kahaleone ...... Keanahuna, Luika ... 9 30 Nye, Mrs. Susan . . . . 12 4S Calvert. C E. .... 9 90 McDonald, A. P. 10 Aea, Joseph Kahale, Akaneki Keanini, Mele Keoki 830 Niolo, Peter K, X 60 7o ...... 2090 Kea, M Notley, David Carney, Chas...... 7 20 McGuire, J. W. .r.... Anahu, Mrs, K...... 34 20 Kahaleauamo ..... J. .. 14 25 27 00 1 Co Carleton. E. H. .. 1 70 McDowell, Arthur .... Achi, W. C. 62 80 Kahalewai, Mrs...... Kealoha, Daniel ... . 2 70 Nahotia, G. K. 9 00 Cantin, A. S. 14 90 McCourt, Wm 9 85 Kahawaii, Est. Keaupumhou ...... I 70 Nawahi. Emma 11 50 Achi, W. C (by W. R. Castle) 44 50 ...... Major . Naopeope, . Cayrlfss, E. G 62 70 McQueen, Jas. I 70 61 Kahalewai Keaweamahi, ...... I 70 Kauhane 9 90 Achi, W. C. (Trustee) ...... 00 ...... Mrs. C. 1 10 McDonald, J. W 3 bo Iokia Kelaka, Jos ...... 7 20 Nahoolewa, Est D. 7 70 Carlson. J Achi, W. C, Jf. .... 1 10 Kahele. ... 6b 80 Crabbe. C. L. 2 70 Nott, Jas., Jr II 50 Kahoohuli, K. Keaunui, Kale ...... ji Naone, D. K. 19 Alina, Amoy 7 35 Keau, Mrs. 8 80 Naehalua, Peter 3 70 Case. D. II. 36 80 Norton, B ,H...... 44 50 Arcia, J. R 8 40 Kahoa, J. E. . . T 70 . Keanini, S...... 1895 Namakakapu. K. 13 7 Chillingworth, S. F. 2 15 Nash. Jno Ahlo," Mrs. L...... 19 90 Kaauwai, U. Muolo 80 7 10 Kaaiahua, Mrs. Kelekoma, Abel 6 10 Nahinalau, Jack 2 70 Cofficld, Miss M. A. . 3 Needham, W. W Apo, Joseph A. . . . 15 9o KJ.., . . . . 6 . Keliiaa, Eliza ...... 20 30 Naholowaa, Malia 3 3J Cooper, H. 6 00 NeUon, Andrew 90 1 60 Karratti, Maholo W. I. Amochiona, Henrietta Keliihuluhulu M. 8 20 Nahualulit & Kauhola . 11 50 H. 3 80 Kaaukai, . Elena ..... Cooper, A. D. 7 20 Nishwitz, J. Aukake, Est. 3 10 Keola, Lizzie Keaka . 24 70 Nakea, Kiliona ...... 8 20 1 60 E, .... 22 35 Kaauhau ...... Cooper, Mrs. K. W. Nichols, Frank Adams, Isaac ...... 8 30 Keohohou, David ..... 1 70 Naauao, Dan 7 to 10 Nicholson, D. F...... 8 75 So Kaea, Annie ...... Collins, Robt 90 Baker, Chas. A. .... 14 Mrs. Kekoa, S. M. .... 5 50 Nakookoo, Est L, K. 2 70 Church, Mrs." E. S. 78 33 Nystrom, Mrs. Geo." .. 2 25 Kaehuwahanui, Becker, Hannah ..... 13 70 Kaaialii Kekumu ...... 10 40 Nicholas, Aex. G. .... 9 90 Cordes, Gu 23 60 Nystrom, Geo. 7 20 Beckley, 20 ...... Keku, D. L. 26 50 Mrs. Thos. 22 OO 63 William .... 7 Kaaikaula, Kaohia . . . Nott Campbell, Marston 1 60 Norton. Wm 30 Bishaw, Alex. 4 OO Kibling May 44 50 Noikulani 3 10 50 00 Kaiwinui ...... Carty, Jas 3 90 Noar, Julia Booth, Elizabeth K. 354 40 S King Sam W 7 15 Nuuanu, William 31 90 Mrs. Dixie F. .. 11 80 Kaiapoepoe, S. 6 Campbell. W. M 41 40 Owens, Broad, John 41 20 Kaiaiki, Chas. K. ... Kinney Helen K, 14 30 Oili, Rev. K. 00 7 20 , Davis, Geo. A. 14 80 Owens, Guy Borba, Emilia 9 30 Beke Kihei Minors .... 5 50 Opulauoho, W. B 57 70 80 Kailihakuma, .. 80 Davis. Geo. A. (Trustee) .... 4 9 O'Neil, Geo 3 Bush, Maria J 4 90 Kaiole, Apolo D. .... Kilinahe Est Lama . 40 10 Olepau, W. (Trustee) ... 14 7 20 80 Minors , 10 . Davis, Sarah E. 63 15 O'Sullivan, P. Buckle, Mary 73 10 Kaiona. Mele Kina Est J. P. 14 O'Sullivan 4 20 ...... OO Davis, E. A 2 90 O'Brien, T. P. 7 M. 3 90 K. Kipola Geo. I 70 Onokea, Thos. 4 . Bush, W. Kailiehu, P...... Olepau, William I 60 Davien, Gabriel 7 20 Pearce, J. R ,7 20 Baker, Catherine . . . 8 10 Kailua, Job Lima ... Koleka (w) 4 40 102 1. X Dyer, W. J 2 70 Parker. T. R. 25 25 70 Kainoa, Mahoe Kumaiae, Jonah 2oOpunui, William 70 Baker, Mrs. Emma .. I ...... Paakaula, 35 00 Dee, L. H 9 40 Paty, W. T. .. 11 50 6 00 Kaohe Kumukoa Moiha 9 30 Joe Brcde, Paul Kuhio, Mrs. Elizabeth 10 Pratt, Mrs. L. K. ... 35 OO Dunwell, Mrs. R. 6 00 Patzig. H 7 20 1 60 Kauhane, K...... 7 Bell, Henry Kumukahi 40 Panui, Beckey 26 OO Dunbar. E. 54 40 Pain, Sidney 10 65 1 Kauanoano, W. N. . . 4 Mr. Bird. Polly 70 1 Dole, Geo. H 00 Peacock. W. C. 532 35 Kaumaka, Kaane ... Kuluwaimaka 9 00 Paamani, Rebecca A. 5 20 Boyd, E. S., Jr...... 4 90 Kuahu & Kamanawa, Est P. 8 80 Pauahi, Moses 7 20 Douglas, T. S 1 60 Patv, Geo. W 7 20 20 Kauakahi, Mrs. B. .. Bush, Henry P. 8 Kulia, John 7 20 Paahao 9 SO Dow sc . 7 2C Paty, Mrs. E. W 6 55 8 20 Kauahi, Lani ...... Bush, Jas. K. Kuanalewa, 15 90 Palau, S. M. K. .... X IO Du Roi. C. & Humberg, F. 70 Geo. H. II 50 60 Kauanui, .. ... Est J. 30 Paris. .: Bush, John E...... 12 John. 22 50 Paawela, b 19 V. Herman 13 70 Kauhimahu, Annie .. Kuamu 4" Dove. C E. 41 75 Petzold. Castion, R. Kamakee 2 70 8 40I Paahao, Mrs. Malia XI OO 1 Kahaleaahu, D. L. . . Kiili, William Dinkledge. H 8 45 Peter, John ...... 70 Callahan, David 23 9 20I Paahao, h,st 20 Kahau, P. H Kilia, Est Capt 19 9 3" Evanson. Olaf 7 10 Pederson, Capt. P 7 Colburn, John F. ... 38 35 Koi 20 Paele, D 8 40 OO Kahaili ...... 7 Emory, W. L. 1 70 PfeitTer, C. II...... 2 F. 8 40 ...... I 60 16 Colburn III. John Kahalewai, Sol. . . . . Kumaiae, Lena 2 20lraoa, rlorence lioolaea Elson. Mrs. Lucy ... n 50 Phillips, Chas...... 50 Conev. Est. J. H. 66765 Kualaku, G. W. 37 90Pedro, Ihomas ..... 7 6 Evans, Geo. S 8 20 Purdj, Chas 13 70 Kahanamaikai, J. W. Costa. Charles 6760 Kahahawai, J. P. ... Kukaua ...... 2 15 Peterson, David L. 129 80 Ehlers, Paul J...... 6 00 Podmore, J.' W. 297 25 Cox, Mrs. 19 80 Kuamoo, Jack 7 70 Peterson, Jno. & Cottrell, W... 3 S 7 16 0 Kahalekula .... Evans, Mrs. C. L. . 5 00 Peterson, Nick 45 Cummins, T. P. 1 6b Kuahau, Malie 10 65 Peterson R. C. A. 22 9T .1 I 60 Kahaiao, Mrs Evans, Mrs. Harriet 70 Ouinn, Clem Cummins, T. P. (Trustee) ... 1480 . . Kulolia, Joe I 70I Pedro, Est Sam 22 SO 6 10 Kahlbaum, M. A. Edwards, G. D. . .. . 1 70 Quinn, Tom. Cummings. Est. Clarissa 147 2C Kahea, Maria Kukii. Est .... .'. 31 30 Prendergast, Est L. K. . XI4 OO Eckardt, J. F. 7 25 Quinlan. Tas. H 1 70 Clark, J. K. IX 5 Kuikahi 11 00 Pihea, Iona 28 OO Kahaunaele. Mary ... 20I England, W. J 820 Roth well. J. G. .... 24 if Chillingworth, Mrs. A. V. 52 20 Kahilina, Mrs. S. C. . Lahaina 8 Piimoku, Kaluna 7 20 Edmunds. H. . i. n 50 Richardson, F. E. 5 45 Conradt, Mrs. C C. 174 20 Kahue ...... Lane. Richard C 8 20 Piikoi, Maria 19 20 Fisher, Will E. 21 40 Rawlins. T. W...... 29 10 Colburn, Alice E 7 95 Kahikikolo, S. Lane, John C. 18 10 Pierson, Est 11 10 ..... Poepoe, OO Fisher, H 2 70 Radway, J. M 8 40 Coelho. Mrs. Ellen 17 Kahelepololei ...... Laa. William .... 87 40 J. M 17 Freeman, Capt W. K. 10 40 Rawlins, W. T...... 14 10 12 Lani (w) 2 70 j Poipe, Est 13 70 Cornwell. Irene 9 Kahinu, Ioela ... 60 Fox. D. A 8 20 Renart. Leon 1 10 Cornwell, Emilia 2 70 Kahookaumaha, J. ... Lahainaluna, Est 24 70 Punahoa, Gdn. I Lewis, Jas. D 21 objPunahele, Geo I 70 Fisher, Mrs. J. H 52 20 Rennie. Mrs. E 33 50 Cummings, Est W. H X42 65 Kakina, C...... 173 20 Lumly H. 3 25 Kalakiela, S. . .. Leal. Mrs. Emilia 45 70 Pueo, Est .... 9 30 Fisher, H Richey. 13 7 J. 1 J. Cummins, Est. K. Lilikalani, E. K. 19 20 Faoa. Henry Hoolae 81 85 E. 11 00 Rose. Moritz A. ... 210 85 M 1 7o Kalawaia, ... Fullerton. J. CuIIen. Miss J Likeke, Geo. 7 20 Pakele, Jas. B. 12 (-- Graeff, Otto 4 35 Rowell. Geo. C II 50 Duncan, Sarah E. 40 90 Kalanianaole, J...... ' 8 20 Kalanianaole, Princess Lowell Mrs. Annie 7 95 Paikuh W. E. 9 00 G. 9 1 Gear, A. V. no Ross. R. Dods, Mrs. Louise K. 37 Louis, Phillip 12 30 Pahia. Annie 1 60 11 50 IO Kalani ...... Gear, Mildred D 54 90 Rowell, W. A. Davis. Mrs. Clarissa 12 . 8 Kale, Iokepa . Luther. W. Kamoani 13 90 Paamani, John 2 70 Gear, Geo. D 10 95 Roberts. Jno. E. 40 Devauchelle, Elizabeth K. 8 20 ...... I Kaloio, Iokepa ...... Lukimila ... 3 to Paamani, Abraham 17 00 Gilman. J. A. 335 15 Rooney, J 11 50 Dav?nn Rrn f! ...... O OO Lukua, Rebecca I 8o Paahao, v ilham 33 70 2C KalilSha . Gill. Thos 7 Ramsay, C. H. 4 00 Ewaliko, Isiakapalehua 14 9 Lai Young, C., Gdn...... 15 00 Fahkea 1.1 80 70 0 30 Kaleikoa, Malie Godfrey, Frank 13 Stacker. M Edward. Mrs. Luka ...... 49 Kaleikau, A. Gdn. ... Lahela. Oliva .... 8 20 Palekaluhi, A. K, 16 00 M. 8 85 6b 1 Gilbert. Lee St, J 05 Sanders, II Espinda, Manuel 17 KaJela Lane, Lot K. C , 24 70 Panui, Abraham 5 10 "6 Spill ner, A 48 55 00 Gall, J. C .. 70 Ellis, W. S. 39 Kaleikuaiwa & wf. ... Lane. Patrick C. 2 15 Pala. Mrs Moses 2 70 Giuiderson. A. 6 00 Stephenson, Stanley 23 15 Ernestberger, Lahapa 10 O Kamoiliili, Lauahi, Ben I 70 Peabody, Lucy K. 444 6b 211 70 20 Robt 246 Grant. D. 49 30 Sullivan. J. J." Espinda. Akana . 7 . Lewis. Chas. K. 12 60 Peterson. Chas. F. 00 J. 8 Kamekona, W...... Girdler. Chas 8 40 Schofield, Marv D 05 Fern, Jos. J. I 70 Kamalama & Keoho . Lee, iTary Ann . 9 85 Peterson, W. L. 46 70 Girvin, W 04 90 Smith, Jared 12 05 Fuller, Robt. L. 13 70 Kamanoulu, Hattie Leialoha, Mrs. K. I 70 Peterson. V. U (Trustee) 8 20 J. 80 ... 8 60 Gnnpro- - Ttvoher 600 Singer. H. F. 25 Fountain, Ned. . 7 20 Kamai Lishman. Nele Koli 13 70 Pedro, Vincent 1 6b Long. Elia A. C. 288 Prestidge Est. A 3 35 Harris. Capt. S. J 12 30 Sharratt Fernandez, A. . . 354 10 Kamoa, Annie, et al. . (Trustee).. 70 Hassarb. Alice 1 60 St. Cl3ir. Jack 8 40 Fuller TTavif! . . 7 20 Kamai & Papalina Lowell, Mrs. Mary 2 95 Peterson, C. F., Gdn 13 70 Hardestv. S. C. 200 Shaw. F. W 7 20 Gilman, Anthony N 3 5 Kamakea, D. K. K. .. Lo'iis, Nancy K. 8 20 1 Piianaia, A. St. C, 5 20 K. . ; 22 (Adm. Est. F. Spencer, N. R 20 30 Gaspar. Maria 820 Kamakea. Namea i . . . . Luka. J. . 6 70! Pihanui, Elena 50 Harris W. W. J. Lit, Bila 2 00 . 79 45 Spencer, Capt. J. R. 4 00 Gay. L. N. M 3 Kamaa, Geo...... II 50 rio. Uavid WilhelmV Lukela 19 80 Hammer. Mrs. E. I 60 Sexton. Marv 57 70 Hall. Wm. A 287 3 Kanae, Sam 9 301 Polikapu, I. U Mana, John 83 40 Pohakti, Sam ... x 70 Halverson. . 7 20 Stevens. P. D 7 20 Haula. Mrs. Laea 20 4 Kanaulu. J. N...... John Macfarlane, Mrs. H. R. 18 10 Pua. Adelaide .. 7 70 Harries. E. R. 2 00 Schweitzer, L. 8 80 Hanaike, J. B. , 13 70 Kanahele, Joshua 80 Kanahele, Sam Mahaulu, Steohen ...... 16 50 Puamana, Est .. 4 00 Herring. A 7 2c Smvthe. N. K 9 85! Won; 3 ...... 1 C Kaneakua, M. 2 15' Puhi. D. K. .... 70 Heller, E. C 21 40 Steward, Jas. 75 00 'Harvey, Frank 30 75 J.

ir FEBRUARY 4, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, 97 w r - . . - ., I ...... 7 20 Ozaki, EY 6 63 I 70 Pang Mew Chong .... 20 30 Haranaka...... Mascoto, F. F, Jr. 2 70 Choy Sam ' Pang Hamamura, A...... 9 30 Ota, K. 18 20 Rawson, Est Julia 22 50 . 17 CO - 30 Pang Min Sing and 26 Mendonca, Joe ...... Choy Tin 9 00 Haraguchi, K. 7 20 Okawa, A. B 660 Rees, W. K. 50 30 Chun Afong, S. M. Damon, At- Kwai Nmg ..... 39 Medeiros, A. J. de 9 School, Pang Chew, Harioka, G. . 16 00 Omai, II. IS So Richard, Antone II 50 Anna 4 90 torney 154 50 Pang See II TO 40 Medeiros, 9 30 Hayata, Y; ...... 7 20 Ogi, I. 12 70 Richard, Joseph 1 70 See (w) , 3 80 Trustee Medeiros. F. Chun '. m m 80 80 J. Rice Mill ...... 74 8; Hashimoto, H .... ' 7 10 Onishi, O II 50 Rosa, Helen N Nobreza. Antone I 70 Chun Lo 7 20 Pawaa ...... Oi, H. Roberts, Makahiki 7 70 Poo Wo Tong 55 5o Hayashi, H...... 15 00 a 70 Nobrega, Joe Sylvano . . I 10 Chun Wai ..... 6 00 OO Okimura Rowland, Mrs. H-- 202 40 60 Qui Hing Lung ...... 9 90 Haruguchi ...... , 15 13 so Nobrega, Sylvano 12 Chun an ...... 15 40 6 8 3Q Ouchi, K. Robinson, J. K. 8 40 10 Quon Chan Lee Co. 00 Hayashi, T. 45 70 Ol sen, Mrs. Mary 3 30 Chun Tong Kee 7 Hayashi, T. . . Okuba, T. Rose, M. N 2 70 11 80 ... 8 20 Quon Chong Lung ...... 5 35 ... II 50 9 40 18 Oliveria, Joe Chun Hin ...... Haioka. S. 7 10 Okumoto, S Reyes, Mary 50 5 50 Tung Shee (w) 1 60 Sai Ting ...... 4 90 ...... 7 20 Oliveira, Antone L...... Chun IcircL(i3.. 7 20 Sakamoto, T. . . , Reed, Mrs. Lillie 5 IS F. de 12 10 Chun Yong 14 So Sang Hop ...... 2 70 J II 30 20 OKveira, Jno...... 6 Harai, W. .. 8 Sakata, D 11 Ringer, William 23 Francisco de .. 18 10 Chun Hon 7 20 Sang Hop Sing Co. .. 00 ...... 40 50 12 05 Ornellas, Co. - 18 65 Haramoto, T. 8 20 Richardson, Mrs. E. M. 52 30 Yong and. Pang Yong . . 22 SO Sang Hop Wai ...... IS 25 25 Perreira. S Chun 80 Harada. T. .. 11 40 Sasamoto Rose, Chas. H Mrs. Adelaide ... 1 60 Chung Kui Cher ...... 7. 20 Sam Hop Co. 3 ... 13 JO 14 jo Pinto. 80 Harano, K. .. 7 10 Sato , Rosa, George Petstana, Joe 1 70 Chung Kong ...... 1 60 Sam Hop Co...... 30 12 70 7 20 Iiv-C-o. ; , 8 20 Harada, H. . 8 20 Saiki Robinson, George, Jr. Pacheco, Frank 8 40 Chung See (w) ...... 1 70 Sau Ark ...... 12 70 H. D 9 30 Chien 8 20 Hamada, M. ... 8 20 Sarunaka ... 8 Roberts, Mrs. Pacheco, M. C I 60 Chung Lin 1 70 Sau 20 Savidge, Emily ?o 80 See Deck Tong ...... 77 SO Hirahara 11 so Sato, T. 12 10 60 Perreira, Antone 2 70 Chu Yin - 8 40 Eva C 20 See Hop Co. 3 25 Hironaka, Y...... II 50 Sato, H .18 OO Styr, tx Peixoto. Christina I 19 20 En Oi and Chee Foo ... 19 85 Spencer, Richard 9 M. B. , 7 70 See Hop Yin Co...... 21 OO Higaki, N...... 7 20 Sajoma 7 20 M. 43 55 Pacheco, Fam Len Kong ...... 2 20 Simerson, Mary 3 80 F. 7 70 See Kong ...... 13 20 Hiroto, B...... 12 70 Sasaki, K. 7 20 Amoy 22 co Pacheco, Mrs. Julia Farm, T. Lai Segata Silva, Mrs. Pacheco. Julia F. 4 35 Fong Inn Co ...... 69 80 See Kwong and Hon ...... 865 Hirai ...... 12 70 13 90 Mrs. W. F. 15 40 11 Sensoni, Sharratt, Pedro. M. M 2 70 Foo Fong . . . See Wo Co...... ' 15 40 Hiashi ...... 50 K. 7 20 Sheldon, W. J. 17 00 545 Seong Co. 10 12 Segouchi Powell, Maria ...... II 50 Foo Kee 4 35 See Wo ...... 7 Hirahara, H...... 70 12 70 Sterling. Leon 32 40 6b See Wo Sing Co...... 15 6b Hirahara, H. 7 20 Shimoda, S 6 00 At 45 Perreira. Recardo 4 Fook Kee, M...... 19 90 Smith, Helen M Co. t m Perreira. Antone ...... II 50 Foong Sue ...... 13 90 See Yick Wai ...... 20 55 Horie ...... 7 20 Shimizu, N. ... 720 3 80 - Smith, Alex 80 - See Yick Wai Co...... 12 90 Horita Y.- . 7 20 Shimofuji 1 60 4 40 Pedro. F. Gonsalves ..... 3 Fung Kee ...... 2 70 Stone, E. K. 20 Seong, L. K...... 12 70 Honolulu Concrete & Dray Co. 6 00 Shinkawa, S. . . 8 20 16 50 Picanco, Joe Correa .... 90 Gow Chong and Wee Shing.... 33 50 7 10 Stone, Sam 6b Seu Yong & Co. Inada, K. 13 80 Shimohara, T. . . 18 I 70 Pacheco, Frank 4 Goo Bung 7 20 ...... 80 Stone, W. H 8 Sheu Cho ..V...... IO 40 Imamoto, K...... 13 60 Shimizu, Y. 6 W. H 12 60 Pavao, J. C 20 Goo Wan Hoy . 92 55 00 Tell, Est. 11 1 Shin Wo In ...... 8 40 Iwasaki, S 7 10 Shin Nippon . . . Timoteo, Rev. E. S 16 fo Perreira. M 50 Hang Lo Sing .. 60 9 30 60 Shing Kee ...... 15 40 Iwata, Y...... 13 7o Shimata , 8 I Thorton, Mrs. W. IL 10 80 Perreira, Manuel 14 40 Hang Sam ...... 17 20 8 90 12 Sing Chan Co...... 24 SO Itagaki ..... 11 50 Shimamura, S. 6 Townsend, Geo. ." 7 20 Pauline Hee Sark Fook ...... 70 00 1 Sing Hing ...... 2 70 Imai, K. . . . . 30 Shimoda . .... , Thomas, John 1 60 Perreira. Mrs. M...... 90 Hen Wo Co. ... 3 25 ...... 9 720 6 25 1 60 Sing Hop Wai Co...... 16 6b Iwasaki, K. . 11 60 Shiraki, H. .... 8 Turner, Chas. IS SX Phillips. Joe ..... Him Kee 40 Perry, Manuel 6 60 Hing Lee 3 55 Sing Loy j Kee ...... 1 60 Itagaki, D. . 8 40 Shimosuka, 1. . . 7 20 Titcomb, Chas. 4 90 , OS Sing Yee (w) 10 Heeds, Shirai Ulunahele, Capt. J. M. 10 IS Perry, Ant. LawTence .. 9 Hing Lee Chan ...... 7 IO 50 T 7 10 6 00 1 85 OO Song Wo ...... 8 80 Imigouchi, . . , Sonomura 3 40 Perreira. P Hing Wo In Co...... 3 ...... T. 7 20 ..... 11 50 Uli Soorij 11 00 JriCj Shogetsudo . Giesen, (Trustee) 74 20 Rodrigues, Mary 1 90 Ho En Fo ...... 13 40 J 7 20 . i . 17 30 Van C .... Soon Lee 2 45 , Z Waikoloa, Minnie A. 13 20 Rodrieues. John I 70 Ho Fon and Min Kong ...... 10 40 ...... Ishikawa, T...... 17 55 Sumidav 13 30 Sue Ong 2 70 10 Sugihara, Tagi . Wahamana S 85 Rocha, Miss R 2 70 Ho Gin 7 20 ...... 7 6 00 Ramao, Louisa G. 6 00 Ho Hee Sun Choy Sing Co...... 64 90 Ikida, M...... 13 30 Suzuki, Haru . 20 . Wahinepio 9 90 ...... Hop 80 30 6 S3 Rodrignes, Antone, Jr. . 11 IO Ho Wan '. Sun Lee 3 Ishisaki I...... 61 OO Shuginaga, T. ., Waiwaiole Hop Yick 6b 9 40 Waiwaiole, David I So Rosa. Maria 9 30 Ho Yen Kee 13 30 Sun ...... I Isono, S. . . . 1...... 9 40 Susuki, Y, 660 Kong Sing Co. . . OS Waiwaiole, Moses 7 20 Rodrigues. M. & wife .. 4 90 Hoo Men ... 7 10 Sun ...... 9 Ito Y 7 10 Suenaka 7 20 Sun Wo In 1 85 Wiliokai, Mrs. K. 19 80 Rapoza, Manuel ; I 70 Hoon Shoon IS So ...... Inokuchi, I...... 28 OO Sumida, G. 11 50 Sun Wo Lee ...... , 1 6b . . . . Sugai, W'ilhelm, Libby U. ... 10 40 Rodrigues, Ontario 3 25 Hoon Wo Co. ; 2 70 Kawasaki, M. 7 10 K...... 7 20 - 20 Rodrigues. Antone II SO Hong Kee Co. I 7 20 Sung Lung ...... 13 20 Kakuhara, G. . . . . 7 20 Tayama, Y. 6 80 Wise, Henry 7 Sung Mau Lee 12 70 Wood, Emma 11 50 Rawlins. Manuel . II 00 Hong Yook 7 20 Kaisan. I...... 11 50 Tanaka, K...... I 70 Eddie I 70 Reinzeintes, Maria 1 70 Hop Lee Co 12 6b Tai Chong ...... 7 20 Katsunuma, Dr. T, 7 20 T. .. Wong Ham, Loy 13 80 Woods, Palmer P. 4 90 Robello, Frank 26 90 Hop Sang Yin Co. 8 20 Tai ...... I 70 Kawauchi, I. 12 6b Taketa, F...... 6 Tai Sing Co. 26 00 Wallace, Chas. 12 60 Ramao, M. 2 70 Hop Wo Lee 4 90 50 Kakisako, A...... f 7 10 Tanaka, M. Tai You, W. 7 20 D. 19 80 Rawlins. T. R. 3 80 Hop Yick Chan 2 70 ...... 8 20 Kanemori, T 7 20 Takeshita, T. . . 1 Waiwaiole. Hing 70 Matilda 50 Rocha, A. 11 So Hop Wo Yuen Co. 36 80 Tan 30 20 Kaneia, I. 7 10 lamura 11 Walker, 44 Tam Pan ...... 50 Waiamau, Est. Poipe 8 20 Soares, Agnes .. 9 30 Hoy Kum 1 6b II 50 Kawamoto, Z...... 7 20 Takeuchi 11 50 Wahinemaikai, Esther 13 70 Silva, M. J...... 8 90 Jay Chee 29 10 Tsen Shing 7 10 Kandaki, E...... 28 10 Tani Tong Lee II 50 Williams. Henry 13 70 Souza. Antone de ...... 7 70 Kalihi Pig rarm 10 00 ...... 2 70 Kagimura ...... 4 90 Takao, S , 11 Tong Lee ... 20 ; Wilcox. Mrs. Theresa 55 35 Silva, Rosalie de 2 70 Kam Kee 13 95 '...... 7 Kanomata, H...... 13 20 Tani, Mrs. K. - 6 00 Williams, Rose 1 70 Souza, Victonne 7 20 Kam Niu ...... 17 55 Tong Lock Co...... 127 - OO Kawamoto ...... 28 00 Ianaka, S Tong OO 7 20 Winchester, Chas., 1 70 Souza, Ml de Rego 10 50 Kan minor 1 70 Sen ...... 2 Kani .'. 20 Takahashi , . f Jr. Tenang, ...... 7 18 10 Geo. 10 Souza, al. & Coelho 7 10 Y. Tom Cho ...... 30 Kaya, S. . Wond, Mrs. 7 et J. Kee Kan, 19 25 ...... 9 ...... 60 Takiyama, I...... 8 4c Emily 1 70 Silva. Tordan A. 11 50 Tom Kim Kee ...... 13 70 . Woodward...... Kin Kee Sen Yen ...... 880 Kmoshita. S...... 50 Tanaka. K...... 18 70 Santos, Manuel dos, 2 70 85 Tuck Chan, alias Au Young Yowell, Sarah E. 880 Jr. Kong Fee L. (bal.) 17 Kimoto II 50 Tashibana, T. 7 20 Silva, M 11 50 . luck Uhan ... 7 20 & Kong Lee ... 33 50 Kimura. H. Doi. I 4 90 Tanaka ...... 11 50 DELINQUENT LIST, . Tung Hung PORTUGUESE Silva, M. M. 7 95 Kong Sing Fat i . 7 20 7 20 Kimura, D...... 20 Tanouye, K. 12 John de 10 Kong Van Hing, Y. ... 7 20 70 YEAS 1906. Silva. 7 Kong Yen Fat and Fook 9 40 Kimura. O...... 20 Tatei, F. 13 80 Silva, Vincent ... 9 30 Koon Chee 12 70 Wai Chew 21 00 Kimura, K. . ; 16 00 Tagami, O. Wai Hing, L...... 2 70 Andrade, Louis. 13 70 Silva, M. G. ... 9 30 Kow Cook 17 6b 2 70 Kimura .., 12 70 Tasaka, T. ? Winam, C...... 7 20 Aguinr, J. L. , Suva, Mrs. Antone de . 4 05 Kwock Jan ... 1 70 ... 109 00 Kishi. M...... I 70 Takafuji, G. 170 Wlnam, C, Tr. 106 10 7 20 .. Silva. Manuel 7 20 Kwong Chong Yen 38 00 Kbwao. D. . , . . Aguiar, Manuel 2 15 :. ... 7 20 Tanabe, K. 10 25 Manuel", . '. 1 Silva, Est J. A. II 50 Kwong Hop Yin 3 30 Winam, Mrs. T. S. S3 30 Konda , Abreu. Jrw 70 Wing Chong ...... 7 20 Tanaka. K...... 1 70 Abbey, Mary 6 co Santos, L. dos .. 2 70 Kwong Hop Co. . 38 00 1 6b Kobayashi, E. K. . Togawa, M. ..4 W Chong Co...... 33 50 8 20 Albert, John J. 7 20 Souza. Manuel 8 40 Kwong Mow 2 60 ing Wo ...... 36 90 Koizumi, G...... 12 70 Tozaki, J. Teixeira, Santos 20 Wing Hing ...... 11 11 50 Andrade, Manuel de, fet aL . . . 10 40 Jose ... 7 Kwong Mow Yuen ...... 12 to ...... 50 Kodama, Y...... 20 30 Tsuru, K. 18 80 Tavares. Maria G. 2 70 Wing Hop In Co. 14 Urelhante, Joap T. 3 80 Kwong Sang Tai Co. 3 25 ...... 30 Kouchivama. H...... 7 20 Tsubota, K. 80 Tavares. Alves 6 6b Kwong Sing Co. . I 60 Wing Lee ...... 8 80 Koochi, 13 Botettv AnflDnei 12 70 j S ...... 2 Tsukiyama G. ... 11 60 . Wing Man Co. is Bright, Antone I 70 Teves. Louisa J. . . 4 90 Kwong Sung Yin ...... 10 40 ...... 3 30 Kobavashi 12 Tsuda Manuel Wing Mow 80 ..... 70 It 50 Battencourt, Mrs. F. A. S. .... 7 10 Tavares. 7 35 Kwong Wo Sung Co. 12 6b ...... 3 Koj ima, S...... 12 70 Ugata, K. Tillander. Julia 3 30 Wing Sing Chong Co. .... 55 7 20 Borges, M. R. 275 Kwong Yee Society 83 00 57 Kondo. G...... 16 70 Uyeoka, S. 6 Baptista, 12 60 Teves, A...... II 50 Kue Yuen . 7 20 Wing Sing Chong ...... 19 20 00 Joao .... Kudara ...... II 50 uchida. S 10 85 Coite, M. V. de 15 65 Tavares, Suveira 8 20 Kum Wing Sing Hop Kee ...... 24 70 ...... Tam ... 7.20 Kuramitsu, E...... 12 6b Uchino. S , Tomaz, Joaquin F, 2 25 Wing Tai '. . . . i 18 80 Camara, Mary C. 97 30 Kum Yin ...... 1 70 24 20 Kuano, M. 3 55 Wada, K. Telles, Ezidedio .... 1 05 - Wo Chong Co...... 20 3 5 I CabraL Manuel 7 10 Lai Chew ... 7 10 30 Kuramoto, E...... 7 20 Wada, H...... 6 Correa, M. M. 600 Tavares, Francisco .... 7 80 Lai Kau and Ah Eau ... 12 70 Wo Chong Lung 3 80 Kumake, K. . 00 80 Wo Hop Co...... 7 20 Watanabe 12 70 Cambra, Francisco 1 6c Tavares, Oliveira ...... 14 Lam Sai Ho Society 21 15 ...... 13 70 Kurosawa, Dr. K...... 8 20 Wakita, M i. Tavares, B. .. 1 80 . Wo Hop Kee ...... 6b 16 IO Costa, Antone de ..... 2280 J Lam Sam 14 30 ...... I Kubo. N...... 11 so Wakakuwa Carvalho, Joao Vieira, Henry, Sr. 146 80 Lam Sau, 7 20 Wo Kee ...... 6 00 7 10 f J. 720 Kumagai, J...... 8 90 Wakita, K. Carvalho, Ant Souza 9 03 Vieira, Josephine ..... II 50 Lam Shee (w) 22 OO Wong Chong ...... 16 10 9 90 Wong Heong Maisaka, Y. . 6 00 Watanabe, K. .. 7 20 Coito, Augustinho ...... 8 80 Vieira, A. K...... 4 10 Lam Soon 31 30 ...... 11 50 Wakisaka 7 20 Wong Hing Matsuki, K...... 6 30 ...... 11 50 Costa, Jose G. de . 5 50 Lau Gum Poong ...... 7 10 ...... Matzie, Chas. ... 8 Cordeiro, M. (minor) 1 25 CHINESE DELINQUENT LIST, 1906. Lau Kin ...... 11 50 Wong Kong Sung ..... 12 10 I 70 20 Wong Maeda. K 7 20 Watanabe, M. . . 18 80 . Costa, Manuel de ...... II 50 Lau Ng 7 10 Kwai (bal.) ...... 132 90 ..... Makino. F. K. . 60 Yanno, U. 11 Canario, J. 875 Akana, alias Wu Tung ...... 128 6b Lau Ng, Leu Sen, Attorney.... 5 45 Wong Leong ...... 3 8s 17 50 S...... Mato, H...... Yanagihara, T...... 1 60 . Wong Leong ; . 7 20 Cordeiro, Jose de ...... 160 Aseu. E. S...... 19 30 Lau Sin ...... 7 20 ...... 7 10 Matsuoka, M. Yamasaki. M. Carreira, Mrs. M. l 70 Au Yong Sin ...... 13 70 Lau Shun 15 15 Wong Moi (w) ...... 3 90 13 30 19 40 Mada, J...... 20 Yamamoto, Y. 1 Castro, Thos...... 11 50 Au Yong Yee, alias Ah I .... 19 00 Lee Chung 13 80 Wong Nip ...... 18 10 7 70 Matsuda. Y...... 12 Yamamoto. I Caldeira, Jno.. Joaquin 8 40 Ah v 2 Lee Kam Sing 31 40 Wong See (w) ...... 3 80 70 7 10 Pat ...... 70 Mabe, K. Yamada, H . Ceazer, Annie 1. 4 40 Ah Yama ... 7 20 Lee Lip ...... 28 20 Wong Shee (w) 10 40 12 70 7 10 A- Wong Sing Co Masuda and Okata ..... Yamane, T 10 Correa, - G. .. 820 Ah Fan 2 70 Lee Look 7 20 19 30 II 50 Yamagai, 40 Carvalho, Wo On Fui Kon Ass'n 62 Matsuno ..... 14 40 T...... 6 00 Joao i 7 20 Ah Tai ..... 12 70 Lee Mee ..... 11 50 70 Matsushita. W. Yamasaki Costa, Joe de 10 80 Lee Mung Woon Fook Sing 11 7 20 11 50 Ah Sam ...... 10 40 70 ...... 50 ; Yamanaka, IT. . Cordeiro, M. (Tr.) 2 Woo Hing ...... Masuda, K...... 7 10 . . , 7 10 70 Ah Sam 7 20 Lee Nip 20 ...... 5 50 Marashige, A. Yamamoto, H. Camacho. J. G. 2 50 Ah Sam ...... 8 20 Lee Pat ...... 11 85 Wu Nee, alias Woo Ngee ..... II 50 7 20 ...... 17 00 Yap Minatova . . Yanaya, I...... 11 Duarte, Frank 7 20 Ah Fat 7 20 Lee Pun, Trustee . . . . . II 50 Yen .... 7 20 7 20 so " Miyagawa. Dtiarte, Manuel 11 20 Yau Lee Co. ., . T. ... 14 90 Yasumori. S Ah Sang 12 70 Lee Quai ...... 2 70 ...... 2 70 Miyamoto, Yasutake, 9 30 Dias, August 2 70 Sar Kee 18 Yee Cheung ...... O...... 30 R 7 10 Ahana, W. W. 456 45 Lee 30 3 25 Miyakuni Yamashita, T. Enos, Joe . . 5 10 Ah Lee Co. Lee Sing alias Tee "Woo. 117 20 Yee Chew Fan, Mrs 11 SO 80 2 90 ...... 4 90 Mivada ... . Yamashita, T. Enos, Mrs. Mary 300 Ah Keong 7 20 Lee Tai In Co...... 6 00 Yee Chong ...... y 8 20 ... 20 11 50 Minioka, K. . Yoshikawa.- - S Fernandez, Louisa 3 25 Ah Kean 11 20 Lee Tim 1 60 Yee En Kee 95 20 7 20 7 Mjyaki, H. Yoshioka, O. Fuss. John ...... 965! Ah Leong & Co 6 10 Lee Tong 11 SO Yee Hop Co...... 7 10 ...... 70 17 6b . Miyamoto. H Yoshika, K Freitas, Lizarda 1 70 Ah Sing 7 20 Lee Yick Co 2 70 Yee Lee 6 00 18 10 21 50 Mitsuoka, F. . Yoshimura. S Freitas Manuel 220 Ah Ping, T. 2 IS Leong, W. L...... 7 75 Yee Sang Chan. 1 40 7 20 8 40 Minamoto ... 11 Yoshimura, M Farias, Maria ; 685 Ah Fook, L. 9 85 Leong Chong . 8 80 Yee Sau ...... 7 20 ' 50 12 70 Freitas, Joaquin F. ...i.... Yee Sun Co. Minasrawa. EL . . : . . 7 20 1040 Ah Chong 11 50 Leong Chun 11 50 ...... 13 70 INCOME Ferreira, Mary 13 70 18 Leong Chung . . . 18 Yee Wo (Laundry) Minoda 12 70 DELINQUENT LIST, 1906. Ah Kong 70 ...... 10 ...... 9 30 Mivahara. T. Fernandez J. , ...... 3 65 Ah Chong ...... 7 20 Leong Kit 7 20 Yee Wo .... 9 40 '7 20 Ferreira, 10 Misumi,. M. Andrade, C 15 Ah Chow ... I 35 Leong Loy 8 90 Yee Wo ...... no 7 20 Manuel 2 IS Freitas, Manuel 20 Yee Wo In Co. . . Miwa, S. r 7 20 Andrade, S 7 Ah Chow 14 90 Leong Man Chew 9 30 7 10 Minamigi, J. 9 30 Freitas, Manuel Abreu ...... 1 70 Len Choy 6 Yee Wo, alias Ak wai 36 F...... I 60 Andrade. Joseph Ah Hoo 7 20 20 ...... 30 Mivama S 00 Freitas, M. F. 15 90 Ah Look 16 20 Let. V CxB 10 Yee Wo, alias Yong En. .. .. 8 20 AJam, P. 7 25 25 Miyagi, R ; 2 70 Ferreira, Marian J. 8 20 Yeong Yau 1 20 Anoano Ah Soon 8 40 Leu Bow 7 10 ...... 70 7 ...... 1 70 Freitas, Francisco .... 4 40 28 6b Leu Hop Mitsuhiro I. 7 20 Asch, Ahlo. L. (bal.) ... 7 20 68 70 Miwa. U. J 3 90 Farias, Manuel 990 Ah Yong 7 20 Leu Pow 7 IS Yie Yee Tong Club ...... 40 10 ... 2 15 Ashford, C. W. ...7.7 Freitas, Antone So Lee Co Miyata, R , Bennett. R. IS 90 Ah Hung, T. 19 20 Li, Dr. K. F. 1 60 Yick a 70 3i 40 F. Cant 9 30 Frias, Antone Santos 9 30 Yit Lee Co. Mmami. F. . 12 Bergstrom,. Ah Chun (w) 11 50 Lin Fo You 7 20 ...... 20 40 Miyamoto 70 J. W. 7 30 Frias, Arthur , 12 Go Co. You Lee . . 12 10 Blake, F. Bawl Young 8 00 Lin Hong 50 00 9 30 Miyada. E 9 45 Freitas, Jose de 2 50 You Sang T...... Bisho. M Chang Wo 14 80 Lin Sing Co 3 20 ..... 1 60 Morita, 9 40 90 Freitas, G. de Lin Sung Young Chook Check T...... 6 OO Boyd, Wm. 440 Chang Hong Kee 14 25 r 70 Hin and Morivama. B H. 5 10 Ferreira, Domingo 15 90 Chang Hong Kee 19 20 Lin Wo 10 40 Bark ...... 15 90 r .... 7 20 Boyd, E. M Gomes, Jose 11 50 Yan Young Choy Mori S...... Bover. A 4 90 Chang Chew Son 6 55 Lin 13 90 .... 2 70 9 30 2 04 Gonsalves. Maria I 60 Young Morivama 12 Brede, 7. Chang Shun 6 00 Loo Chit Sam 11 25 Hun 15 40 70 P. C 2 55 Gomes Virginia 13 70 Mori, R. ... Bush, Chang Hong 5 00 Loo Joe ...... 12 60 Young Kee ...... 2 70 14 90 John E I 60 Caspar, Estate Manuel R. .... 12 10 Chang 11 Loo Kan Young Kee Murakami, R...... 8 Busch. Fook ...... 5 7 20 ...... 7 20 20 Carl 5 60 Gurreira. Mrs. E. IS 40 Chang Hoon Loo Kyen 8 Young Ping Murashiere...... 7 20 Brito. losenh 9 30 30 7 20 Murashige, Y. 3 95 Gomes, M. 3 30 Chang Ung 00 Look Kim 8 80 Young Qwai ...... 15 50 Brown. Wm ' IJ .... 5 00 Muraoka, K. 2 90 Gloria, Maria de 5 50 Chan Lee Co. 5 75 Look Mong Wa 7 20 Young Tai ..... 11 50 16 00 Brown, E. M . Muramoto . 2 70 Gui!herme. John 7 10 Chan Kee, T. 8 20 Look Sing Wai Co. Yuen Chan ...... 8 20 ...... 11 50 Brown, J.. F. . . 1 60 3i 40 Murakami. D.. . 4 16 00 Gonsalves. Luberto J. Cha Fook 14 10 Loone Sanr Wai Co .. Yuen Hing Co. . 12 2 70 Brown, Geo. Gomes, Phillip 31 40 05 Muranaka, M H 6 00 John 10 00 Chan Kai 8 45 Look See (w) 12 60 Yuen Wo ...... 2 70 10 40 CamnbelT. Ma Gonsalves, A.-- J Muranaka F. 9 30 II 50 Chee Yip 8 20 Lui P10, alias Yuen Pio 11 Yuen Wo Chong 12 6b ...... 13 30 Campbell, Gonsalves, A. 50 Murada, K. W. A. 6 70 J 620 Chee Hoon 13 45 Luk Shing Wai Co...... 21 05 Yun Kee . - 1 70 ...... 7 20 Campbell, Geo Gucrra. M. F. 2 7 90 ...... 70 Chee Chow 7 20 Lum Ching 33 SO Yun Wo & Co. '. 25 25 Nakabayashi, G. 21 Camobell. W f 1 40 6 00 Gouveia Jacintho 70 Chee Ses I 8S Lum Chun Nakabayashi ... 11 Carlon. Raymond" Hardy, Mrs. M. M. . 7 70 Nagata 50 . . 2 70 31 90 Chee Wai Hoon and Chee Hon Lum Fai ...... 14 80 DELINQUENT IO Carleton, E. Hendricks, Jno. G. JAPANESE LIST, 14 H 1 35 720 Lai 61 00 Lum Hing ...... 12 6b Nakagawa, K. 6 Carlson, Frank Innis, .. 1906. 00 2 70 Frank 11 50 Chee Ram, Chee Ying Lun, agt 11 00 Lum Hoo Nakahara . . Cash, C Ignacio, F. 14 40 12 70 4 02 4 90 Check Sing Co. 1 6b Lum Koon Lau 6 00 Nakai, U...... Church, F. Jesus. Mrs. G. de 2 7 20 J 7 10 70 Cheong Cheong 7 20 Lum Kow 14 30 11 50 Nakashima Chillineworth. S V Jesus, 12 35 7 20 3 80 Chew Hoon Wai 24 90 Lum Leong 18 AO Araki 8 80 Nakamoto, K. City Manuel R., 80 6 00 Meat Co., Ltd.' 170 80 Jardin, Jr. 3 Chey Chong 90 Lum Leong and Siu OI 93 .IcssCj X 7 20 Nakagawa, G. Claxton, Jose, Ramond 4 16 10 G 5 83 170 Ching Bo 20 Lum Sing ".. TO Akimoto, T. 3 80 Naramoto Club 7 17 7 20 Stables fn T.m 72 20 Joice, Maria R. 7 10 Chin Loy Fook 00 Lum wah Kee Akimoto, ,T. 8 80 Nakamura T. Manuel R. 3 ...... 4 90 ...... 13 80 Clark. Walter Jardin, 270 Chin Too sau 11 20 Lum Wing, Yim Jan Kong, agt. 11 Akita. H. . ... 8 20 Nakamoto ..... 480 Jesus, Guilmeina "... 00 ... 46 70 Costa. Charles ..7.7. 85 600 Chin Pan 10 50 Mak Win Lee (w) 15 35 Akimoto, K. . . . . i . 7 7o Nakashima, T. Lonradt. C. C Larsen. Mrs. Wm. 25 30 Chin Chow Nakami 17 25 5 65 (w) 2 00 Man Chong ...... 11 50 Akita, M...... 3 90 H 1 Colburn, Jno. F. Leal, John 600 ". 70 40 32 Chin Jam Yen 66 60 Man Chone ...... 60 Aoki, Y. 9 30 Naramoto Cornwell. TT Lima, Marion 2 70 i 12 70 Est W III 48 Chin Yong 7 20 Mau Kul 17 80 Anno, S. 37 90 Namamura G. Lemos, 50 8 20 Conies, .. 380 J II Chin Tim 8 20 Mee Lee Co...... 75 Aoki, K. 7 IO Ninomiya, T. Cooley, A. Lutera, Est Joseph 14 90 Chinese Y. M. 7 20 E. 0 00 C A...... no 50 Ming Kee I 6b Aloha Company .... 2 80 Nishiguchi, S 11 cook. G. M Kj - So 6 00 Lorenza, t. 490 Chinese Church 17 00 My 11 Aoya, K. ... 1 60 Nishimura. R Medeiros. Mrs. M. G. de ...... iin 50 ...... 7 20 Coffey, A. B 80 ..... 630 Chinese Hospital, Trs. of .... 84 7o Mon Ho 1 70 Chinaka. T. . , 3 90 Nishieouchi. T...... Compo, G. Mello, Frank de 2 70 8 20 L ...... 6 00 C .... Chinese Benevolent Society ... 22 50 Mow Man 14 00 3.1c 3 dr ' 7 20 Nerio. B Aledeiros, 20 14 90 Curtis, G. B 21 00 Manuel 7 Chock Sing 93 20 Mow On Wai Co...... 21 Fukuda, F. . 16 80 Nishijima, S Manuel . 8 7o 11 50 Curran, M. F 1 Martin.' 40 Chock Kee ...... 1 10 Mow Yick Fujimoto, T. Nosaka, M 70 - 11 ...... 2 70 Medeiros,- J. P. 600 50 .... 11 50 Chasson, J 6 00 Chong Loy 1 60 Nee Lin Tong 6 00 Fujinaka, T SO Nozaki M. JIcGrew, Mrs. L. 17 00 Chong " it 8 20 Chandler. H. M. 2 40 Pui 12 70 Ng Fat 7 20 Fukuzawa, C. 7 20 Noda; K. Davis, Geo. Marks. Antone T. 3 Jv 7 20 A 7 10 40 Chong Lee 8 20 Ngee Sun Yuen Co. 11 50 Fujii, H 11 50 omura, K. Hay, Machado, Joaquin 13 80 4 60 H. J 6 00 ..... Chong Lun ... 3 30 Nin Kee 3 00 Fujimoto, A. 1 70 Nomura Medeiros, Manuel B. . . . 3 80 Chong Leef 7 20 Davis, James 1 95 IT SO Oi Kee, 10 40 Fukuda F. 2 15 Noto, M. . P.. Marques, Frank I 70 Chong Kc-m- en ... 7 20 Dexter. A. 12 20 7 10 On Fah (w) 35 Fukuda. J...... 1 10 Ota, K. Marino. M. T To Chong 4 6 00 Devlin, Tas 6 70 7 Jack Quan 61 00 On Tai, Carl 94 00 Fukamachi, U...... 6 00 Ozaki . Machado. Jose - T05 Chong Hip Hin 10 40 De La Cruze, Henry ., 2 50 7 20 Oo Siark Ki Lo ...... 10 Fujimura, U. I 6b Okazaki K. T. MeTTo. Maria R. 10 Chong Sing is ...... ' 7 20 Delanev. T. . . ' 70 de 7 7 20 Pang Fong 87 6S Fujita, Y...... 7 20 Okada, T. . c F. Chong Yow 9 85 Donagho, J. S 95 Medeiros. J. 1150 1 70 Pang Hoy 5 00 Gondo, M. 7 20 Okada. I. ... t Chow 11 50 Doyle, J. W 1 35 Moniz, John R. I 05 Sau 11 50 Pang Lum Mow and Pang Mew Goto, K...... 8 20 Okamura, H X Yee, 2 70 Dowmg, J. I 85 Moniz, Maria 70 Chow alias Tuck Sing ... 7 20 Sing ...... 22 so Hamada, M. . . 2 70 Ota, S...... 3 ... 9 30 Dowsing, C. M. 2 70 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, THE PACIFIC HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4, 1907.

" Doyle, A 1 1 J A Cffc 1 11 Chester TIT TT.Ii II J m 0 00 Tullett, Capt. rv. . . n m . xivil. UIBU.Jl. j ...... mu u Hoolulu I ... on I n . I t ' Dutot, 3 20 Vierra, M j Ma.helona, S. 6 00 Kaae, Dove, LB... I 60 Jessie. Admr. Est! Mar- - Chas. V. 6 90 Walker, J. S. te r ManuhaalDO 6 001 garet V. Carter .... tifrr . n, vV. A Milkman You Can Ehlers, P. 8 85 Warren, H. . Manini, J. F. 8 20 Kaaukai. Helen ..... Ellis, W. S ..... 4 30 I 75 MM 4 95 Wagner. J. .. NaJopi , 160 Kauahikaua, Iokewe 27 Jp'tW-- Erving, W...... 670 451 SS??2tZS& Trust Your Grocer T. 9 30 Watt, D. 2 ao wamanuhanaj . 11 Z3Kagi . 1 oil AM?1 - England, V. ' 1 05 V 3s. J 2 25 Watson, E. M. .... 17 00 Naleielima Kamakea & Makakoa ...... 2 85 JSP fS 1S5Np 1 You'll know when you buy milk Evans, R 7 76 21 J. 1 40 Ward, W. K. 2, Poinalo, D. N Kalona. Pa 2 70 Sp liV. I from him that It Is pur that Fair, G. V Rtehardson, 12 71 . ? 73 .. 5 20 Weatherwax, Chas. 2 70 Elizabeth K. KaWnu .".."..".'.. 3 80 i J It contains no disease or our- - 82 Fernbach, B. . ,. 2 04 Weiske. Max , 8q Smith, Henry, for George Lucas 24 Kauka, Sam ...... 7 10 JrNVI ing germs and It really ...... ' that 1 60 '.!'.!!!!" Ferneuf, E. 3 40 White, C. M. 12 20 Sun Kee Kaapu, D. K...... '"...' .7..' 3 80 - possesses the requisite percent" Fletcher, (w) 2, W. L. 6 7 Whiting, W. A. .... 9 30 '; " III a?hu 3 25 g$?h SjT" age of proteids and butter-fa- t Freeman, Capt. W. K. 12 60 Winters. W. S. .... Kaleiklnl, Luka which give to milk richness and 90 Wing Hop Hing 2 70 Kahipu, Fulmore, S. R. I 6b Wilder, J. O...... 40 Kupele ...... 3 20 H H Vfcl good quality. That ! If you V Gedge, Norman E. Windrath, R Kaaimanu,. Lukela ...... ArTX! buy .. .. II 20 04 Kelii, Kinohou Gilbert, O. St. John . . IO Wood. F. 70 I W...... DELJNQUENT INCOME TAX, Kealakuhilima . - Gilbert, M. V. W 7 25 Wond, Geo'...... 00 Gomes, A. Worrall, R. H 20 WAIANAE DISTRICT. Kikeona, Liena ...... 3 20 Kuluwaimaka. Mrs. Gregory, J 2 Yoshizawa, Dr. J. .. 75 E 30 McMillan, Thos. .." $ 2 65 Kupukupu ' 9 85 0 Grant, E. K-u- 1 80 J. (Admr. Est. Kahika- - Grimes, V. 2 70 ft DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1906, EWA Pu Gray, V. DELINQUENT INCOME TAX LIST, 3 25 A. Noah II 50 Lane, Jr., W. C. N.Sanford (Sterilized) Groves, DISTRICT. 1906. EWA DISTRICT. 1150 i RobL ...... 4 95 Logan, S. W. 9 40 Gunderson, A ...... You can depend upon Carna- 2 7 Beteredge, A. .... Lukela. Julia ... 8 Graduate Optician Cream, guar- Gurrey, J. 3 20 Aniani, D. et al. tion because our V... 4 90 Eckart. H. R. ... xuanuu ...... 2 15 antee covers every can. We Harvev, F. R.I 12 20 Aniahi, D. 1 60 Manuka, Koo 7 60 Ah Kai, Y Easton. W. E. ... oversee the feeding and milking Haley, F. E. I 40 27 01 Fine, Wood . . Makakehau 2 50 of oar cows, and the evaporation Hayes, T. A. Ahlo, L 6 CO Makia, 4 15 Boston 46 5 Gault, C. A...... Peter Building, and sterilization of the milk 1 Hayselden, H. T...... 4 20 Ahin, Y...... 28 OO Lloyd, W...... Makaohe, Clemence 3 55 F. K., Atty. J. done under conditions which are Harris, G. S 4 35 Archer. in fact for Lea, E. J...... Nailieha & Nalopi, or Kela Li Scientifically correct, I lagan. N ...... I 33 Punohu Muir 14 80 McLeod, T...... 8 80 lio . 6 35 Fort Street '. Harries, J. D. , ...... 3 I Allen, Lydia R 2 15 Mulholland, --J. .... 72 faehaole, Mrs...... i 4 90 A nutritous and appetizing dish Hanson, F...... 99 Colburn, John F...... 88 50 Parmenter, Mark 2 70 Punee 4 35 OVER MAY & CO. Chee Roberts, 5 45 can be made of stewed carrots Hasegawa. Dr. G. I Wai 19 31 , 8 30 Joe 43 Warren, L. Savidge, Herrick, Edward T . 4 90 Choy Sang Co...... 29 21 Wm. 185 if Carnation Cream is used In Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co. Hawaii Yacht Club .... 15 90 Sun Choy.-.-:.- 2 30 20 50 WAIALTJA DELINQUENT TAX- Unknown Henshall, U. Howard, G. A. 2 70 1906 Owner of Kuleana its manufacture. r. 4 90 , PAYERS, PROPERTY TAX. 8340 I lee, Kan 5 78 Hin Yee 4 90 Helu 1 60 Unknown Onwer of 5 45 Herrick, Chas. F. 30 Hoomanawanui 2 15 Hima, Mary 7 20 Heirs Ehu...... 9 ..... Watson, Mrs. 1 60 Hiram, ... Ho Sing Kee . . . . ; 9 30 Heen, A. 1150 Ekekela ...... John ...... 94 H...... Wilder, S. 2 50 Henry May & Co., Thos. A., Yjo Heen, H. A 99 50 6 00 G.... Honan. Jr..... I Herbert, Allan ... Wong Kwai 122 90 ltd. Hilts, J. A 4 55 Horner, Robt. 2 15 Holt. H. A.. Adm. 2 90 Such as ladies will Telephone Main 22. Humphreys, A. S. 10 60 Herbert, Allan 5 45 Holt, R. W. 22 50 Ho Chan 11 I hereby certify that the foregoing Is Hudson, C W .. 2 92 50 Iaea, Issac. Tr. 7 10 a correct list of the Delinquent Taxes Hughes, G 10 Ho Kong Sing . . 10 40 Kaili, Alfred 6 00 require before going 2 for the First Taxation Division, Tlie von-Honif- n Isodaki I 60 Kumano, 9 30 Island Young Go Ii, H...... OO Koolelo of Oahu, for the year 1906, to 4 Ishihara . 6 00 Kalikemaka, , 6 90 the best Jacobs, Arthur I 55 Tillie of my knowledge and belief. on the floor at Inome '. 6 00 Lane, P. C. ,. ; 1 60 is constantly receiving- - the Johnson, H. S...... 4 S; JAMES L. HOLT, I SOdL a 8 20 Lau Hop Sine 38 00 , (Uras Johnson, Arvid 3 25 opio B. Assessor, First Division. the Mardi Ball. BEST LINES OF MERCHANDISE Johnson, Mary I 80 Kaikainahaole 2 70 Maile. C...... 325 Kaanaana, J. K. . 22 50 Mahaulu, A. S ...... 9 30 DRY GOODS. Kamanonhi. John K. 3 30 .. 11 50 dress- TRUNKS. LEATHER Kapiolani Kanaheie, J 25 58 Mahoe, S. K. Look oyer your ARTICLES. Est, Ltd. .... 77 25 Masuko ...... 8 20 H Kim Sung Kwon .... 45 7i ENGINES AND ON Kahalewai, 85 Kalou, D 8 McAngus, A. .. 6 00 SUPPLIES HAND OO ... 20 ing and what Kalakiela, J. S 6 Naukana, Ben 13 60 Violin case see AUTOMOBILES Kanepuu, K. Kahikina, Poipe 22 50 ..w... Recital and REQUISITE Jos. I 30 al.- - . Naukana, Joe . 1 60 Kawananakoa, David .... I 60 Kamealoha, et . 3 25 Alexander Young Building-- . Kekaula. J. K. et al 2 70 Pratt, E. K. Mrs. 41 40 you require. We can ween, E. G. ... IO 60 See Sung Wai, (H. A. Heen) ... 26 05 Kaneihalau, . Kiha . . 5 78 Kelley, John I 05 2 45 FRESH FLOWER Kahookaa 3 52 Shiraishi, Y. supply needs in SEEDS Kaikona, Thos. A. 60 9 85 Mr. Rudolf J. Buchly your Kamai (w) 11 50 Tong Sung Wai JUST ARRIVED Kcehan. M 2 20 M 6 00 Kalama, E. P. 10 51 Uaia, G. Kincaid. Wm. M 12 CO 4 85 Kindly By this Kapule, V 17 88 Waikoloa, Ahuna Assisted respect. King, Geo. W. R IO 80 Wood, Edgar 1 52 00 Kalala (w) 2 15 Kishi, M 55 Watt, Geo 28 00 MRS. BRUCE McV. MACKALL " Kaualoku, M. K. 1 60 MRS. E, M. TAYLOR Xidd, R. B. . . . 3 80 Walalua, Mer. Co., Ltd. 4 70 ' Soprano Keaka Kaiuli 3 80 ICing, Chas. E. .... 9 30 Yoshimoto, S. Dr 8 30 Kibling. 58 Kim Chong Ok . . 8 20 MRS. L, TENNEY PECK FLORIST C A. .... 2 Kahakanila ...... I 60 IlilSilliliiSCii.lli. King. F. M. 6 66 TAX-190- 6, Pianist ...... W m WAIALUA DELINQUENT Kierman, 6 00 Laa, 25 03 J. F Lnvai. Makica 7 10 PAYERS, INCOME TAX. Knight. A. .. I 70 1 Loo Kau 1 60 . Kolomoku, H. 5 25 ...... 265 Mossman, Wm. 7 10 Deacon, G. T. J. M. Levy&Co. Kurasaki, . . . SJorsc, S-- S 6 45 ALEXANDER YOUNG BALL ROOM Dr. D. 6 00 Momona, Ana 5 45 1 55 ... Souza, 1 70 Laird, James ...... Maemae, C. H. IO 07 Joe HONOLULU. T, H. Larsen. W 12 60 Wiess, H. A 2 50 BEST SOAP. THAT'S OURS. Family Grocers Mahoe (w) , , 6 82 Lane, C. 2 70 J. Mahi, Etna . ... 9 85 Lane, . . I ... KOOLAUPOKO DELINQUENT TAX PHONE MAIN 149 Wm .... 55 Meemano, H. K. . 17 NOW Ladd, Sam 2 ...... 5 LIST, 19Q6. 70 Morgan, F. 1 33 Wednesday Evening, February 6th Levin, S I 40 Jas. Matsuniori ...... 7 10 Apana, C 6 00 Lewis, Chas 2 95 Mahelona, Sol 6 00 AT 8:15 $4.00 a Case Delivered C. H 2 ... Adams, Isaac Mrs...... 2 70 HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Lemon, 70 Maui, Henry 5 45 Lewis, E. H 50 Ah Yau 12 70 LIMITED, II Manoanoa, Jas ...... 7 10 Livingston, Guy ... 2 25 Ah Sin 650 F. B. McSTOCKEB : : Manager. McGiffin, T ...... 15 90 11 60 BY YOUR GROCER. Livingston, Stanley . 15 Bryant, Benry 3 2 15 Tickets One Dollar at BERGSTROM Lloyd, A. E. 3 50 Chang KYn 6 00 Maile, Koolau. Admx. Est. J, 9 30 BTANGENWALD BUILDINO. Lucas, Geo. OO Cummint, T. P. MUSIC CO. 4 W. Kaikainahaole, deceased.. 32 18 A., Cable Address Develop T. R I 20 Hanneb.g, "Adm. Est. I Carriages at 9:45 p. m. - - Lucas. Ng Mon Sui, et al 2 15 Low" 54 25 P. O. Box 2C8. Lynch, J. P 4 00 Ah .... Napahuelua 35 i Mahone, G. S. 3 Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., 9 30 Nawaakoa, G. W. 25 . . 17 00 soap S 2 05 ... 3 Ltd., (Odn. pf Keopulupulu) EAGLE CLEANING AND Mahelona, Nawaakoa, Becky 6 28 Hoapili, 2 15 Macfarlane, H. R. .. 6 OO Maria lis Onishi, S. 10 51 Holt, J. D., Jr. 3 80 Hi DYEING WORKS. Mac Kenzie, D 15 90 'ooloa, Hana 10 84 Hoopii (w) 3 25 Limited. Meyer, A. V. 1 55 LADIES' AND GENTS CLOTHING 'eterson, C. F. 6 55 Hui of Waikane 193 00 Menaugh, R 13 CLEANED AT LOWEST 30 'eterson, D. L. 15 Hung Lee ... 6 35 Mitchell, W. 1 ...... 9 F. Li. WALDRON, Aent. PRICES. 49 (w) 53 Jones, U. H. 22 00 Mitchell, I So ohe 3 Fort Street, opposite Star Block, E. Paris, A. M 38 Kaiwl . 8 20 2362. Morgan, 2 7 Phone White V. 50 okii (w) 26 90 Kamohalii . 2 70 Monsarrat, M. D. .. 5 90 S 4 35 uit ihenui, Iwa 4 9 Kallaa, Monsarrat, J. W 4 10 Kapu, Joseph 17 00 Lauhala Mats. Ramos, Maria C. .. 3 80 "' Morrison, Alex. I 75 Ramoa.Antone Forster 1 60 Kahae (w) 85 Aloha Fans, . . 11 2 50 Motonaga, Dr. T. 5? Rawlins. Wm. T. "Adm. Est. of I Kaehu (w) Feather Leis, A - 2 15 Musgave, C. 7 90 Kahlnu Mele, died." , 14 80 Kalawaia . No. 9. Calabashes, , 5 45 Serial Story McBride. C. H 7 05 Sui You 11 50 Kanamu Tapas, McChesney. J. M. . . 4 90 Shimamoto, S 14 80 Kaikuki, John 7 60 BELVEDERE, CAL. McGuire, Jas. L. .... 5 30 Sam Wo Wai 48 90 Kealoha, J. M. 22 00 Curios from Japan, Mclntyre. W. D 1 60 Kellett D. P. 13 70 CO. Soyeda , HAVE YOU LOOKED AT YOUR THE ISLAND CURIO (Steiner's), McLaughlin, F. J. . . 2 10 Smith. Henry. 'Qdn. of Kauhane Kellett, Annie 3 80 Elite Building, Hotel Street. 1 9 98 Kekai, Abe 7 10 HEAVY CLOTHING that has not been McXicoll 92 minora." . 30 Minutes From San Francisco McQueen. J 70 Thompson, J. W. 16 45 Keone, Jr. 12 80 worn during the rainy days? "13 70 ' Tiburon Ferry. Naopala. Capt. M. . . 8 OO Tamura. K. : 3 80 Kwong Chong AFTER THE RAINY SEASON that 3 SO Kouwa 3 80 Now Flour, Sugar and Bran Nelson. R 9 30 Williams. C. E wo inEf-- Han VOUr the 8 37 35 Knust, Ed. 9 30 hava Ultsa otf, Nott, S. F. 20 Won? Sar Mothintr is Nolct. W. II. M. .. 4 45 Wallace. Wm H 50 Kuelike . 1 50 that HAWAIIAN HEADQUARTERS. KEROSENE OIL. G. 1 B. T .. 26 35 Lai Young, C. (Admr. Est. Lilia worn Is damp and musty and Only. Noyes. F. 55 White, , seldom Wholesale Norton, H. H 4 55 Wilkinson. Eliza 20 30 Naone Kapoi) 7 10 cleaned and MRS. A. F. MOORE, Owner. J 40 should be thoroughly Wm. 11 50 Waolele Liilii 1 15 Lai Young, C. 34 SING LOY CO. Norton...... 16 70 two not done you are a E. 1 60 You Kim Kee 9 30 Look See Chin Ohrtman. A. . 7 00 you should. Hotel and Smith Sts. TeL Blue 2236. Capt. W. . . . Yamato 11 50 Luk Mon Wah not caring for them as Olsson, 9 30 145 20 P. O. Box 1037. Oness, M 60 Yamamoto, D 6 00 Macfarlane, H. R WE SPONGE AND PRESS your suit 1907 Geo. A. 6 00 Yee Chong 6 00 Makaiohua, Geo. Nakiana ..... 7 10 Ordway. Mau Kons 25 25 for 75 cents. G. .. 2 20 - same Owen, Cinton - 9 30 . . J rppeive the 2 DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1906, WAI- Manoua, Wm VV1CU DIM!ciirta Owens, Guy 70 16 40 STANDARD 2 ANAE DISTRICT. Mahina treatment. BOOKS O'Brien, T 7o Mahuka, Noa 5 50 Capt. E. H. 11 30 Our wagon calls promptly anywhere. Parker, Anana'. "00 Maeha . - 6 00 SOLD ON EAST PAYMENTS AT Parker, J. R 5 50 a Moikeha, Mary 26 25 30 Ah Fu AND Pederson, C. 9 Alina 11 50 Naehulua,. Peter , 10 40 Wm. C. Lyon Co., Ltd. Pecarich. S 1 70 4 90 Nahoi, Jr., S. 8 20 11 Chapel, A. W Peters. C ... 4 Gilliland, R. L. 47 SO Newa 1 60 LAUNDRY Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.; Upstairs. Peterson, T. L. I 00 Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Nuuanu 6 45 1I1N Peterson, R. C. A. .. 22 50 , 12 71 Nunes, Peter Mrs. 23 20 PATTERNS Co. 4S4. Pinto, Dr. Joao 6 OO Holt, Geo. H 34 71 Pahau 6 50 Phone Man 20 1 90 ii Phillip, Lui I Holt, E. S 24 92 Polant 4 STYLE, QUALITY, FIT Porter, Geo. 5 30 Holt, Helen A. "Adm. Est. of Pau 1 05 NOW TO BE SEEN AT 1 95 22 45 Frendergrast, J. K. (Admr. UNEXCELLED IN OUR $25 Toulos, L. Jas. R. Holt, died." Est. SAY, MERCHANT! Pressey. M I 05 Holt, Chris. J 15 35 Mrs. E. N. Prendergast) 19 00 SUITS TO ORDER. 00 13 70 Tong 34 00 W, W. AHANA & CO., LTD Ramsay. Herbert H. 9 HMt V. S. and Chris J Pow Yee Society., "Do You Carry Life Insurance S Renbolt. P. 2 30 Helenihi. Jas 60 Paoa, Namanu 18 00 George A. Martin, Read. D. J 1 40 Hui. S. K 17-0-0 Smith. W. 4 90 Insurance?" 8 75 Silva, Marry 2 70 and Fire FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Phone Main 4SS. Read. O. C. 3 40 Hiwauli. W. any 62 K?g Street. 2 Rothwell. J. G 9 50 Hiwauli. Kaeha 6 00 Sino 2 70 Then why should you or Robertson, Jas. W. . . T 35 Hookano (w) 8 47 Sun Hoy 22 85 other merchant who insures his Ruedin, E. G. 60 TCnmi . 1 60 Schutte, John 36 10 life, his buildings and his stock of 7 19 21 20 Mrs. Doris E. Sabin, W ...... 6 70 Kamoku Unknown Heirs of Keawekea goods, neglect to insure the safety Paris Self, Lui c 60 Kukli 2 15 Watson, David 34 10 of the money which he spends his roan's 6 00 Watson, Jacob 12 15 get? mil - Schweitzer. L. 4 9S Kaia r life and sells his goods to 7 10 Watson, Emma 12 15 EARLY has opened parlors at 1156 Fort street G. W. 40 Kaluna (w) YOU WORK HARD, ORANGE-PAPAY- A MARMALADE. Scott, 8 20 Wong: 15S 00 for Scalp Treatment, Massage, i S t to Kuahewa Leone AND LATE for the money that Facial Scott, E. 6 00 Manicuring, - JAMS AND JELLIES SS Kawaipio Wong Mul 9 00 your counter in ex- etc Schnoor, Emile or comes over Appointments can be For Sale at Sheperd. C. A 4 65 Kekuewa, Meaai. "Adm. Est. change for the .goods you selL made by tele - 23 28 hard-earn- ed phoning: Main 491. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. 95 Keauhulihia. died." KOOLAULOA DELINQUENT LIST, And yet you place that Shea, Robf. Est-- of 1906. Silverton, C 4 00 Kekuewa. MeafJ, "Adm. money in a drawer unprotected a Kamaka Iakopo, died." 6 77 carelessness LEAVE ORDERS FOR Sims. W. R...... 70 1 60 In any way against HONOLULU 6 20 Kailleha, Luka Aalona, Moses 3 60 IRON WORKS Silliman. R. D SO and possible dishonesty. FRAMING OF PICTURES 6 00 Kailieha. David K 14 Aikue. E. P 2 70 CASH REGIS- COMPANY. Slater, H 17 55 Ah Hoy 3 25 A NATIONAL 1 35 Kananauli you. It Machinery. Black Pipe. Galvanized with the Smith, W. H 11 50 A-- 4 90 TER will prevent this for 70 Kaluhi, Daniel Baker. John to call and in- Pipe. Boiler Tubes. Iron and Steel, Smith. E. L. 4 1 05 Fullertoii, Jas. E 2 35 costs you nothing En Pacific Picture Framing Co. C. L. 9 30 Kaikena vestigate. eineer's Supplies. Sprinks. TvAuin. Oriio 7 10 HayasM 10 40 Nuuanu below Hotel. Taite, A. J. 2 70 7 10 Holt. J. D. Jr. 2 15 Hawaiian Office Specialty Co. OFFICE Nuuanu Street. 9 30 Earn See PRICES RIGHT. Thompson, Capt. S. .. Long, Carlos A.. "Adm. Et-- R. Holokai. Lizzie i 4 90 WORKS Kakaako. . Townsend, Geo. ... . 2 60 ' i HONOLULU,FEBRUARY 4, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, lh

V 4. t WELL "-4- TO MAKE YOU BRINGING ROOT , T ' ' ' tel. y jvt'i " I an easy task when the famous H OS a V J.--- K: Of ife ..-- . m utnmaoh Hitters is used. No r, - ease of stomach, Liver or Bowel diis- TO TIE FRONT ,1.. har.l for it to conquer. In be the on many eases it proved to - 71 7- isr i . T if '" - Hosteller's What May Happen to Any Can- didate the' President mm Not Fancy. m de- Does is therefore 05TETT, serving of a fair i? J HI trial and robust Advertiser.) vim' expert, n STOMACH health will be (Mail Special to the WE HAVE LEARNED from pays to very vour sure re T - - 19. tnce that it sell the best ir cnTVATftV ' f J "Jannnrv ward. Don't hes M.lCIll.lUlv.if meats that can .be secured on th Boose velt has long been try m m. v i a e another President :.".. t t I jT V.. V JK t fit ...4... market. day. It eures ing to get his Secretary of State, Elihu . IT PAYS YOU to get them If they Nausea, popular attitude be- Soar Stomach. Root, into a more give you more satisfaction and are Poor Appetite, fore the country. Some politicians here suited to supply the neces- III Costiveness, better on the Indigestion, believe the President may be sary strength and 'hearthfulness which Dyspepsia or point of succeeding, although more than is essential to life. Malarial Fever. once he has given up the task. The See IF YOU WANT TO SAMPLE the Women and girls home-smoke- d meats, try our, who suffer from retary's great ability as a lawyer and choicest r fine lea monthly ills can as head of a department of the fed f'4 If-- i also be eured by takinz the Bit eral government is conceded by ene Sugar-Cure- d JERUSALEIVi: THE WATLING-PLAC- E. ters promptly. alike, but at every WHERE THE JEWS LAMENT THE GLORIES OF mies and friends Wailing-place- . ' There is one remnant of the Temple wall at Jerusalem which is known as "the ' There move the President has made to have devout Jews gather "to recite the lamentations apd to mourn for the Jerusalem that passed , away at the considered HAMS his Secretary of State conauest of Titus. Note the curious beveled joins of the masonry, characteristic of Jewish architecture. or J. HODD uO. candidate for the party's highest honor, I he has been met with the criticism never be, so long as the people of to the late Capt. that Mr. Boot's work as an attorney of this historical fact BACON Cuba give up the effort to govern Frieese of New York City, when he, dis don't NE RESIDENT many for big New York corporations themselves.' ' IM said that he had heard of this years ago, that he had chartered a qualified him. , YOUNG BUILDING FURNI- There is opposition, of course, to "Baltimore clipper" (he thought an r), were not so TURE STORE. If Secretary Boot policies which the Secretary advocates, TELLS SEA YARN fitted her up with modern ap- averse to public speaking, the Presi but the fiignity and force with which pliances and employed divers of expe- rience, and searched for the same ves- C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. dent would have put upon him much he presents his views make him friends opponents. sel. He found her and got more than upon even anions his It is al one hundred thousand dollars. As if Tel. Main 25L in that line which has been put of -- Treasure From a ready claimed that the Secretary's ef Scoops old ship was a -- veritable horn Arrived Include Many a time when this New Goods Just Secretary Taft. forts of the last twelve months for Sunken Spanish War of plenty, the Venezuelan Govern- Couch Covers, can not accept an invita- ment finally woke up, for here was a the President closer relations with South and Central " chance to get a ready-mad- e fortune Rope Portieres, tion to speak, he wants some one to American-republ- ics will put him on Vessel. Valentines Portieres, without much work, and I have been Tapestry speak for him. That explains in part a plane with James Gv Blaine. The told that they got about three hundred . And Valentine novelties why Secretary Taft has been kept go- work done by Mr. Blaine as Secretary thousand silver dollars more. Editor Advertiser: When the writer AT- - ing up and down the country making of State towards cementing the friendly Strange are the romances of the sea! was a boy, and that was more than true, addresses during the last two or three ties between the republics has stood Every statement I have made is Large and Small Rugs, half a century ago, he lived In the city but it would almost seem as if the years, jut. latt has assumed toe roie out as one of the iriost enduring feat- story belonged In some "Midsummer or net- Gardiner, in the state of Maine. - Iron Beds, of substitute to the President very ures of his administration. of Night's Dream." Cribs, Among the citizens of that town was nwire satisfactorily, but Secretary Boot could President Boosevelt is very pro HENRY DENNIS. Both Sentimental and Comic In one Captain Peter Grant Bradstreet, Portland, Me., December 18, 1906. have . done a lot of the substitute nounced in his opposition to candidates who commanded a small trading schoon Telegrams, Postals, Promissory Notes, speechmaking if he would. The premier of so-call- conservative proclivities. Parlor Chairs and Rockers, er that, a time at least, 'did busi- ; Summons, etc. of the Roosevelt administration, of The president makers who live in Wash- for ness between San Francisco and many FUN WITHOUT COARSENESS. course, nas neard occasional taut aooui ington winters, however, are not losing Dir;ng Chairs, of of the Pacific, Hawaii his own presidential prospects, but he sight of the fact that Mr. Boot is ad the islands . WE The assortment comprises suggestive among others. gold was discov- nexpensive Rockers has been as absolutely indifferent to judged by the conservatives as of their After material for Valentine Parties or So. ered in California in 1S49 ho continued cials, new and unique. Furthermore, it as has Secretary Taft. own ilk and that, at present, he seems they inexpensive, to run his vessel, bringing yams and are ranging from five c Of late, however, Secretary Boot has to be the only available conservative cents to thirty-fiv- e cents each. products to the Pacific coast in Repair Carriages been coming to the front a little as a Mr, Boosevelt would heartily approve. other Also, a new line of Art Panels, plain hand-colore- d, exchange then, uncoined gold fully-equipp- ed public speaker and the views he has The Bepublican party has an unrivaled for their, We have prem- and from twenty to forty ises on Queen cents each. Sale advocated have been attracting public record for adjusting factional differ- nuggets."';', street, between It was in the course of this adven- Fort and Alakea streets, and are Early Orders or Selections Take the attention. This has been noticeable at ences and there are many prophets here first-cla- ss Choice. life Captain Bradstreet In shape to do repair- of Taborettes , a time when the public seems to think who say that some candidate will be turous that ing, painting, etc. of a strange tradition. was that a presidential boom for Secretary found sooner or later whom the Boose- heard It This department Is in charge Spanish man-of-wa- r, the anti-Booseve- said that the of skilled workmen, who, besides oii Taft is evoking little enthusiasm. Most velt wing and the lt wing how. during doing repair work, build wagons, of Secretary Boot's platform activity can support with enthusiasm ship Don Pedro, had sailed the Oahu Railway in tthe latter part of the seventeenth century drays and carriages. Golden Oak has been the outcome of his trip last 1908 campaign. from some Spanish port, having on Prices are exceedingly moder TIME TABLE. Mahogany summer around South America. Not Mr. Boot's location as a resident of board many thousands of silver dollars ate, and the service unequaled long after his return from that remark New York is against him. The West with which to pay off the troops along in the Territory. was OUTWARD. .Polished Koa able trip, he spoke before a trade con- will insist upon having the candidate, the "Spanish Main," so called. It SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., Ltd. also reported that, by some accident, For Waianae, mm4 Weathered Oak gress at Kansas City. Since then he after New York has had the Presi- magazine exploded, Carriage Repair Department, Waiaiua, Kanaka her powder had Way Stations 913 a. m., 3:20 p. m. has spoken in New York and also last dent for seven years. But against that and the vessel, with all on board, had Queen Street, between Fort and Prices from Alakea Streets. ' For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way week in this city before trade organiza- consideration is the big electoral vote gone to the bottom. After a time he Stations 17:30 a. 9:15 a. m 25c Each Up tions. In all the speeches Mr. Boot of New York, without which the Demo discovered that this tradition was 11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. 3:20 p. founded on fact; ship had nL, au, has made since his return from South crats can not win the Presidency. And that the sunk 5:15 p. m., 19:30 p. tll:00 p. xa. IE CO., LTD. In the Caribbean Sea, probably off the America, except a campaign utterance New York was sufficiently close For Wahiawa9:i5 a. m. and 8;li at the coast, of "Venezuela or Martinique. Insurance. p. m. or two, like Utica in denuncia- state election November to dus during one voyages Fire that at last cause It of the in INWARD. tion of Candidate Hearst, he has been the Bepublican leaders some solicitude. the Pacific that Captain Bradstreet landed on a island to replenish Arrive Honolulu from Wai- dwelling upon industrial and trade is- They would regard the state as ab- desert b. f. dillingham co. Haouko, his water casks, and saw a dark object the aiua and Waianae 8:36 a. tu., 5:S1 sues and preaching closer relations with solutely safe with Mr. Boot as the projecting from the sand along- the ltd; p. m. the American republics. His state standard bearer. beach. Further investigation made - General Agents for Hawaii. Arrive Honolola from Ewa Mill aad Waikikilnn ments on these topics have been so Furthermore President Boosevelt 's at- plain the fact that it was the head or Pearl Cityt7:46 a. in., "8:30 . 4.tlas Assurance Company of Londom 10:38 a. m., p. favorably received by business men titude towards the next Bepublican of a native, which was attached, below New York 1:40 m., 4:31 p. Now owned by W. C. Bergin. the sand, to a body very much alive. Underwriters' Agency. 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. that politicians begin to question nominee can not be overlooked. He Providence Washington Insurance Com It proved to be the last member of a pany. Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa whether they can not be made a may not be able to dictate the nominee. native family, the remainder of .which 8:36 a. m. and '5:31 p. m. Accommodations, supplies and prominent issue in the next presidential But if he is lukewarm in the next cam- were "at rest," hot in the bosom of Daily, t Ex. Sunday. J Sunday Omij first-clas- s. C. & two-h- ot attendance absolutely campaign. The ship subsidy bill, which paign, it may cost the Republicans hun- Mother Earth, but in the stomachs of BREWER CO., LTD. The Haleiwa Limited, a a savages. train (only first-clas-s Mr. Boot has been earnestly advocating dreds of thousands of votes. tribe of Poor Cochee, for Sugar Factors and Commission tickets honor IX, The Presi- that' was his name, was very grateful leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8. It for the assistance he believes it will dent is very much in earnest about for his rescue from the threatened fate. Merchants. x. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu give to South American trade, is likelyH having his policies continued. He has and ever after, until death, remained LIST OF OFFICERS. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stop only Fine Bathing Beach to become a law at this session. I he shown time and again a .willingness to with his beloved captain. It was some C. M. Cooke, President; George M. at Pearl City and Waianae. G. P. Secretary of State, more than bny cooperate with Democrats to time in the fifties I think In 1857 or Robertson, Manager; E, - F. Bishop, DENISON, F. C. SMITH. carry his 1858 my commences, Supt. G. & that story but It Treasurer and Secretary; F W. Mac-farlan- e, P. T. A. other one man, unless it be the Presi- point and it is being suggested - here was necessary to- outline the facts that C. Jones, M. YAM ATOYA," dent, responsible renewed might Auditor; P. C. is for the that he prefer the election of a led up to important results. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. ALL. KINDS OP interest Congress has been taking in Democrat who would carry on the work Captain Bradstreet chartered a small schooner Gardiner, on NEW GOODS SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS that measure. The Secretary also start- he has begun to the election of at the Kennebec a River, and sailed, as sailed Columbus, WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD ed into full ewing a new campaign for Bepublican who would undo much of MADE TO ORDER. for an unknown and undiscovered STJGAB Best City. maximum ard minimum tariff, be it. Hitherto the President country do- "ACTORS AlfD Assortment in the Fort St Just above the Orpheum. has been of King Neptune and his COMMISSION AQSXTI HONOLULU. T. 1L fore he went on his visit to Canada, willing, when a campaign came on, to mains among the coral reefs. On deck RICH SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, placed ed which, while nominally but a friendly forget the recalcitrant attitude of his he an diving bell, Win. Q. Irwin President and Manager CHINA WARE, LACQUER, for at that time submarine diving suits Vice-Preaid- visit occasioned by tho visit here last party, and cooperate for all there was were John D. Spreckels First NOVELTIES, TOTS. CURIOS. not invented, and with his South Vice-Presid- READ summer or Lord Urey, the Governor in him to secure another victorv W. M. Giffard. ..Second THE ADVERTISES at Sea islander, Cochee, who could dive H. M. WMitney. Treasurer General of Canada, has an important the polls. The controlling motive with and remain under water an almost fab Richard Ivers ...Secretary STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES RIGHT bearing on negotiations for the settle him has been that he could secure more ulous length of time, he started forth. W. WO ELD 3 NEWS DAILY. remember, boy, F. Wilson..., Audltoi ment of vexatious Canadian questions from a Republican Congress I as a the day of de than he parture, and of the return, after more AGENTS FOB long pending before the State Depart could from a Democratic Congress and than a year's absence. On the deck of Oceanic Steamship Co., San Sayegusa ment. therefore make more were Fra headway with his the vessel two ancient cannon. tisco, Cal. 1120 worm-eate- n, Nuuanu Street, near Hotel. ine secretary liKewise Has taken a plans. a honeycombed and shell- - Western Sugar Refining Ce Bu Smoke General Arthur covered block, together ma- Cigars very pronounced attitude about Cuba, But the wiseacres are asking whether with other Francisco, Cal. terial from the sunken ship. Then w Baldwin Locomotive Works,' Phils which meets with the approval of he would be as zealous, when his own knew that success was theirs. We Repair Congress and, presumably, of a large term as delphia, Pa. M. A. Cunst & Co. President is drawing to a It seemed that, after reaching that Newall Universal Mill Co., Mano Sell and Exchange portion of the people of the United close, should he see the faction part of the Caribbean Sea where It was facturers of National Cane Shreder that supposed accident Distributors. States to whom the annexation of in has been fighting himv through his two the occurred, and New York, N. Y. where the bottom could readily be seen Pacific Oil Transportation Co, SEWING MACHINES sular territory is obnoxious. During administrations running a conservative below in transparent far the almost Francisco, CaL , the past week Mr. Root has dealt a candidate as his successor. With such water, if a suspicious object was visi- K. hard blow to whatever annexation a situation Mr. Boosevelt, by silence, ble, Cochee, knife In hand, for he well FUKURODA hopes there were in some quarters by might be every bit as potent knew how to defend himself against toward man-eatin- g lias just received the very best Bam his emphatic statement that annexation Republican as the sharks, would dive and Oahu Ice & Electric Crane & Spencer boo Screens for verandas. Try one. defeat Mr. Cleveland was search. At length their efforts were was not to be considered. irood toward Democratic 108 KING ST. PRICE $1 AND $1.25 A FOOT. "A defeat in the sum- rewarded with success. The skeleton COMPANY. 'PHONE 494 23 and 33 Hotel Street. deal of talk has been heard of the mer and autumn of 1896. timbers and frames lay in their grave shifting sand, annexation of Cuba," said the Secre This prospect, not altogether remote, of covered with barna- cles, while the only life visible was that any city. tary in his speech before the National will be an incentive to con-dida- te Ice delivered an part of the For Dens and nominate a of the fishes as they swam in schools Cozy convention for the Extension of For not objectionable Island orders promptly filled. Tel. Main Buy Now! to Mr. Roose- through the waving, swaying sea for- 600. eign Commerce. "Annexation must velt. ERNEST G. WALKER. ests. 3151. P. O. Box Office, Kewalo. Corners- - Working by means of the diving bell,' GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER it was found that when the magazine c Just a little piece of of the ship exploded the treasure was YAMATOYA. TECO, the Art Pottery, JEWELRY. fan-shap- blown from the stern in a ed or a BRASS CANDLE- UP-TO-DA- TE . Shirt Makers, STYLES. mass. However, after gathering be- STICK. Ready-mad- e o by special order. Consumption tween two is less deadly than it used to be. and three hundred thousand HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS Prices reasonable. Call on us. of these silver dollars the return voy- age was made, Have moved to 22 Pauahl street, near CURIO CO... Certain relief and the home port of Alexander Young Building. g and usually complete recovery Gardiner was reached. I can even now Nuuanu street. WO ' No. SUN130S Maunakea St. P. O. Box 94S. V will result from the following : ja. remember the salt sea smell, as if treatment there had been a resurrection In the THE HAWAIIAN REALTY kingdom of "Davy Jones," and the R. KUWA. NOTICE. Hope, rest, fresh air, and strange appearance AND MATURITY CO. NEEDING Sco tt'sS of the adventurous ANY WOMAN OR GIRL Many of cov- Punchbowl Street, belew King and Limited. help Invited to commnnl craft. the dollars were or advice, la Emtilstoru ered with sea shells, and know f Queen REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE, cate, either in person or by letter, with I where, ALL today,' there is one of them, attached CONTRACTOR LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU- Ensign L. Anderson, matron f the DRUGGISTS I BOc. AND $1.00. by shells to one of the cannon Salvation Army "Woman's Industrial ancient PAINTING and - RITIES. balls that was found at the same time. Office: Mclntyre bldg., Home. No. 16S0 King street. Ml Only a few years ago was Honolulu T. I .telling PAPER HANGING H. P. o. Box 265. Phone Main 14L ADVERTISER, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4. 1907.

it seemed about agreed that there telegraphically ordered the provincial 1 ANNUAL MEETING. should be harmony. The plans were iceroys and all laid to Lodge Generals to submit their JAPANESE have Senator the views to the By Authority President's special champion, the man following' propositions, KONA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, who at the start had offered an amend viz.: The appellation Kiang-pe- h (north LIMITED. ment, which, although in different lan of river) Military Governor shall be NOTICE. guage, was identically same &s The annual meeting of the Kona Ag- the changed to Honan - obnoxious clause Senator H ackbum (south of river) Mili- ricultural Company, Limited, will be put move Rough weather along the Kauai held in the office of J. B. Castle. Stan had in to lay the latter - mimary anairs i3 hereby g!ven to aU having RUBBERED T'v. ' person8 genwald building, Honolulu, 8:30 a. clause on the table. Ye gods, what a coast holds two of the Inter-Islan- d Ui luc soutn or tne r . at evinces xeHowlram nr 0 m., 6, 1907. spectacle It would have been. It river shall , ,t v, 1 Wednesday, February steamers weatherbound, the Helene at i. of Attorney by-la- ws would have gien Senator Lodge an r . " the General for the Amendments to the will be enduring reputation for inconsistency. Kilauea and the Mikahala at Waimea. inr-- vi,u4lFSl;anaanopen (nortti perl0(i o two years endine June so. considered. The conservative Senators with whom 1905. either tnv orwno furnish. n tnm F. B. McSTOCKER. he trains most of the time but who. Such is the report brought in yester newiv snnmnto.l oil -- nr.. : I 1640 Secretary. r x t vxjr A services nevertheless, have little liking for him, day by the steamer W. G. Hall, which rendered, to present the same French Cruiser Thrown provinces north of the Yellow river once on proper would have had a gleeful time taunt arrived from Maui ports yesterday at officlaI blllheadSf t0 ing him of his record. being placed under his control. th ANNUAL MEETING. 5 m . mofnihg at o'clock. The W. G. Hall Open to the Public Still it looked well for the tabling of A Peking special received by the Attornov Oenrmi tr, the Blackburn resolution till late Sat- also got a taste of the storm, being Osaka Mainichi nn. contains the following Ing, Honolulu. Island andr.iCounty of KOXA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, urday evening the President allowed unable to land her Koloa and Eleele . . Sunday. some of his newspaper friends to know vuuacijueiice 01 me decision Oahu. freight because of the rough weather, or I De-Chi-na how he was thinking. He did not want tne Russian Government to restore to JNO M. KEA J The annual meeting of the Kona to he did not returning to Honolulu with It. 1. velopment Company. Limited., will b dictate to $he Senate but the gold mines of Baknira nd .t. - . o 1 1 4 n- m r- . 1 like the look of things. There were brought 3500 bags sugar vkib. vi Auvrney ueaeru. v,i i v . - t r - c . She in of and - Many persons took advantage of the numerous in opposi- , a jiuauarj 1 Honolulu, familiar faces the six passengers. of those ucuciai uuict srenwaia Duiiainr. at i:ib opportunity given them yesterday by tion. "Same old crowd," he remarked mines, Taotai Lin, accom 31, 1907. 7638 a. m., Wednesday, February 6, 1907. FOOHNG SUEY TO LOAD AT panied by Gen. by-la- Captain Hautefeuille, who threw his to Senator Lodge, and other friends Ting, left Tientsin on Amendments to the will b who visited him. . "Yes, they are the ELEELE. the 3rd, taking with him 8 interpre-- considered. vessel open to visitors, to inspect thfe men who fought me in my campaign SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOT. B. ters of Russian, 20 mine laborers be-- F. McSTOCKER. French cruiser Catinat, lying at the against the corporations. They made The ship Foohng Suey, now seventy KNOWN AS THE OLD SAILORS' 7640 Secretary. longing to Kaiping naval dock. As a show vessel the Cat- - the Republican party the appendage of nine days out from New York for these mine, a set of ma HOME, SITUATE AT THE COR Wall street. Now they are trying to chinery of new type, is not a success, whatever may be and two regi NER OF BETHEL AND MER- - lnat wrest the control of the party from islands, is chartered to load 1700 tons ments of ANNUAL MEETING. a fighting machine. She newly drafted troops, as well CHANT STREETS, HONOLULU, her virtues as me and take it back to Wall street. Let of sugar for the Breakwater at Eleele as us a test. The Brownsville matter 2000 stands of Mauser rifles. OAHU. TERRITORY is old and undeniably dirty, strikingly have in March. The loading of the big ship OF HAWAII. WEST AWA RAILROAD COM comparison to spick and span i only one feature of this present fight. so in the There is politics behind all the maneuv- at Eleele will be quite an event. It PANY. appearance of the American naval ves- ering. I see no objection to the Black- will be the first time sugar has been feu,uarir " The annual meeting of the West I!a REALTY TRANSfiGTIONS. o'clock noon, the entrance of sels, and there was little in the appear- burn amendment. I am giving my loaded at Eleele for shipment direct to at front wail Railroad Company will be held in ance of the crew, either, to denote that friends to understand that I am for it." the Capitol (Executive Building), will the office of J. B. Castle, Stangenwald The above does not purport to be a the Atlantic seaboard; heretofore sugar building. Honolulu, 8 a. m., "Wednes been expected. be sold at mibli anrtiAn ti w sitnata at visitors had stenographic report of what the Pres- from there has been shipped by smaller day, eoruary 0, tj 1, 1907. corner iwu Amendments were many ladles es- Entered for Record February at the of Bethel and Merchant by-la- There and their ident said, but entirely auhoritative vessels to Honolulu for trans-shipme- the will be considered. accounts, current in Washington, run 9 12 streets, Honolulu, Island of Oahu, con corts among the visitors, but the ma there. Indeed, there has been very few From a. m. to Noon. B. McSTOCKER, the very close to the language quoted. And Joseph Hubert Vos to Clarissa A taining an area of 7036 square feet, 7640 Secretary. jority of those who swarmed about in any event Senator Lodge came away cargoes from any port or landing in the were Japanese. These Monsarrat . PA more or less. cruiser latter from the White house, ready for island of Kauai shipped direct to the "Vos Eleanor Kaikilani to Clarissa Upset price $28,000. ELECTION 0F OFFICERS. took an immense amount of interest aggressive tactics. The metropolitan Atlantic seaboard. The island of Kauai A Monsarrat PA newspapers Sunday morning flared Mary S ...... i Terms: Cash, United States gold in the vessel, clustering principally has no real harbor nor any that so Monroe and hsb to J H with first page articles of the Presi- far coney . coin. 'MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION OF about the big guns and the small arms con- has har- PA dent's defiance. All that day, the been mae into a harbor. Its Laura A, Coney et al to W M Glf-- Expense of patent grant stamp HONOLULU. racks, although there were not many servative Senators, amazed at the and bors, are really not much bet raia . d to be paid by purchaser. crannies of the ship they did not see smashing of their harmony plans, be- i. At a meeting of the directors of th ter 1 gan to gather their scattered forces. than landings where vessels must Entered for Record February 2, 1907. Map and description of same can be Merchants' Association of Honolulu, Perhaps .it was the preponderance of remain They conferred all day long, brought moored, usually at some distance Ah Nee et to seeft at the f ffice of the Superintendent beld,at the "clation rooms. Young Japanese among the visitors that in Lodge conferences, ai Sue Kam..... PA Senator into their from the shore, while they load or dis E Faxon Bishop to George F Mc- - of public duced the crew to take so little in- had a word likewise with the President, works. ,. r:,6:" ":' rt:v charge by means of lighters. These Leod ...... Bel 1 going who spent part of the afternoon at Sen C. S. HOXJuOWAY, or the ensuing year: terest in what was on around moorings are in open roadsteads with F E Thompson to Seeley I Shaw... D: ator Lodge's residence talking over the Lucy Superintendent of Public Works. Mr. Geo. W. Smith President them, although the people walking plans, finally by evening nothing to protect vessels R High and hsb to Bank of war nd had in case of Hawaii Ltd M Department of Public Works, Hono-- 1 Mr. F. L. Waldron Vice President about the main deck must have dis agreed upon still another compromise storm. Some four or five years ago the Mr. W. W. Harris Treasurer was almost Makaneula to Kukahiko D lulu, January 17, 1907. '. turbed their card games to an annoy resolution.' This resolution American-Hawaiia- n Mr. E. H. Paris Secretary a complete surrender.by the conserva- Steamship Company Kamaka Paahao (w) to Naal Ka- - 7627 Jan. 18, 25; Feb. 2, 9. 16. 18. ing extent tives but nevertheless was not quite so made careful examination to see if their maunu (w) D E. H. PARIS, crew pres Sophia Kaomi and hsb to Tee Hop D Secretary Merchants' Association. Most of the officers and at abject a surrender as the President and large steamships could load at any of TERRITORY OF HAWAIL ent with the vessel re on their last Senator Lodge have wanted. And so Debola Ah Tai to Kapuaokahiklna Dj 7640 these ports or landings, but it was final Betuela to Thos Lindsey...... ;.. L ciuise with her, being under orders to the dickering is proceeding, but there TREASURER'S OFFICE. HONO may be an end to it in a few days and ly decided that it would not be wise to Lahela Duncan to Thomas Lind ELECTION OF OFFICERS. leave the vessel at one of ,the As may sey. L LULU, OAHU. ' trallan ports, where their successors at last the Brownsville matter be attempt it...... i...... settled till after the Senate Committee First Bank of Hilo Ltd by Jdge to will be waiting to take their places a ad concluded its AFTER STEAMSHIP RECORD. Mauna Coffee Pitn Co..Rel Attchmt IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE J. D. BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. allow them to return to France. The on military affairs has deliberations. However, probably one VICTORIA (B. C), ; January 25. Est of Robert W Holt by admr to NEAL COMPANY. LIMITED. At a meeting of the stockholders of cruiser herself will remain in the Pa prophesy too confidently, Joseph Kahunahana Rel cific two years. should not Empress of Japan, sailing early to- Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd.. held on the for another for there may be another sudden turn Whereas, The J. D. Neal Company, 31st of January, following officers There is an expressed feeling of re- morrow with English mails for Orient, the and twenty-fou- r hours may suffice to Limited, a corporation established and were elected to serve for the ensuing sentment among the officers over the change the situation entirely. As long four days delayed, which left Liver- Recorded Jan 24, 1907. y81 appeared existing . by the articles wh!ch have about as it is possible to agree upon some pool Oahu Lumber & "Rider C.n T.M tn Ufa.lr under and virtue of January 11th, is expected to break I ueo. w. smitn.. resident and Manager their ship in th' two afternoon papers, harmony plan the Republicans will not Winli. Rel; leasehold, bldgs, etc, near laws of the Territory of Hawaii, has, i the tenor of which they say shows a m the transpacific record in order to Glgnoux ylce p,, permit the vote to be taken the ben Fort street. Honolulu. Oahu. $2000, pursuant to law m sucn cases maaeij McGill. decided lack of courtesy to visitors in make the delivery within twenty-nin- e c Treasurer ate. 289, p 331. Dated Nov 28, 1906, and provided,, duly filed In this office a W, C. McGonagle Secretary the city. With the people of Honolulu There is one Senator, Mr. Foraker of days to save mail contract penalties. friends, being person- boldly Bank of Hawaii Ltd to James Lycett, retition for the dissolution of the said A. W. T.Bottomley Auditor they are warm Ohio, who stands out and who eighteen-da-y por 331, 3355 bldgs, known many, any The steamer is on Rel; lot Patent and Jas. A. Kennedy Director ally to and the shortness is ready to go on record against st, Honolulu, Oahu. $1 to corporation, together with a certificate stay re- schedule between Victoria and Hong- Kinau advs W. C. McGONAG LE, of their here is a matter of declaration that the President acted $5500. B 289, p 332. Dated Jan 23, 1907, thereto annexed as requlrod by law; gret among them, especially in view of within his legal and constitutional au- kong, but must make the voyage this 7640 Secretary. the the stormy thority discharging the negro troops. James Lycett and wf to May M L Now, therefore, notice Is hereby fact that weather has in time in fourteen. The present record Wright. D; por gr 3355. st, Ho- - prevented them seeing more of their When there is so much skirmishing Kinau lven to &n? and all persons that have ANNUAL MEETING. to Yokohama is eleven days, ten hours. noiuiu, uanu. iuu. j aoi, p xo. ua.--- 1 acquaintances. and so much running to cover when the I been or are now interested in any man is gain ed Jan 22 1907 foe stalks in sight, Mr. Foraker KB ATJ HOU HAD BIG LOAD. - . ner "whatsoever in saw corporation. KOOLAU RAILROAD CO. inir much commendation for his May L Wright and hsb (G F) to the straightforward course, however much The steamer Ke Au Hou brought 2500 BaBk of Hawaii Ltd, M; por gr 3355, j that objections to the granting of the The annual meeting of the Koolav Khrauc st, Honolulu, Oahu. $2250. B J Railroad Co. be held office FIGHT FOR some mav disagree with his views. It bags of sugar from Kauai yesterday, said petition muat be filed in this of will In the has always been possible to state with ZS9,f 332. .uatea jan tu. iwi. flce on or bef)re u 0clock of James B. Castle, at :1S a. m., Wed confidence iust where Mr. Foraker consigned to Castle & Cooke, in addt nesday, February 11, 1907. Amend- - Tuesday, February 5. 1907. and that HARMONY stood and that has not been possible of tion to 500 bags of rice and an assort Tr to Sabina K B Hutchison, D; por ments t0 the by.iaWi wm be consid-- Senate. 818, Oa-- any person or persons desiring to be j any other Republican in the ment of sundry freight. Her passen R P 4545, kul Kalihi, Honolulu, ered. ERNEST G. WALKJ2K. hu-- 5065, Waimea, S Kohala, Ha-- J . E. E. PAXTON. : P heard thereon must be In attendance . ger list was confined to seven 287, p 197. : (Continued from Page One.) dck waii. $1. B JDatea Jan. z, at the office of the undersigned, in the Secretary, Koolau Railroad Co. passengers. As was the case with all 1907. 7640 minority, had offered an amendment to rJ,. to Capitol Building, Honolulu, at 12 resolution, which LETTER LIST the vessels arriving yesterday, the Ke William A Hadden and wf Charles the substitute struck UNCLAIMED M Cooke Ltd, D; lot 493, gr 372 and o'clock noon of said day, to show the President's fancy. , Au Hou had an unusually pas ANNUAL MEETING. rouh Dor lot 492. er 3632, Prospect st, Hono cause, if any, why said petition should As a matter of fact the Blackburn sage. $3000. 287, p 199. Dated amendment, offered several days ago lulu. Oahu. B not be granted. SUGAR ON KAUAf. Dec 24, 1906. HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL COM solely as a matter of political mischief Letters remaining uncalled for in the )A. J. CAMPBELL, sugar S Robertson (widow) to Bishop PANY. in the hope that it would contribute delivery week ending The available for shipment on Sarah Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. to Republican confusion brought the general for the of Zeugma, D; 6778 sq ft land, Union The annual meeting of the share Senate right back to where it was February 2, 1907: Kauai, as reported by Purser McNam-ar- a st and Garden Lane, Honolulu, oanu. Honolulu, November 27, 1906. holders of the Hawaiian Agricultural weeks ago. At that earlier stage Sen- of the steamer W. G. Hall, is: K. $4000. B 287, p 201. Dated Jan 24, 1907. 7588 Co. will be held at the office of C Allen, W J Millar, G to Brewer & Company, Ltd., In Honolulu, ator Foraker had a resolution for the Moose, Henry G S. if.,; 6000 150; Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd Balb, Prestee bags; V. K., Mak., por gov cn Thursday, February 14, 1907, at investigation of the Brownsville affray. Bertram. George Myers, Mrs Mary W G A Siebert, Rel; lot 38, If By its terms the resolution would per- 1331; G. & R., 1382; McB., 24,625; K. P., Wilder nvfi. Honolulu. Oahu. $600. B ELECTION OF OFFICERS. o'clock a. m. Britt, Victor L Secretary-Date- only 3000; Llhue, 9800; H. M., 12,068; S. 289, jp 336. 23, 1907. E. F. BISHOP, d, mit of an investigation not of the Burke. R H Nielsen, Holger (2) K. Dated Jan facts of that affray but of legal and Co Ltd by Regr, No- - Honolulu. January 30, 1907. Buchanan, Mrs Pat ton, E M Co., 1000; M. S. Co., 8000. Pulehu Plantn HOXOLtjLu RAPID TRANSIT AND 7637 constitutional questions, particularly of tlce; 01 decree 01 xiue ia xjh.u legal Robt Pedersen, Peter T.TKET.TrrF. HAD ROUGH LAND COMPANY. the President's and constitutional Calhoun, Mrs Pierce, G K TRIP. Court Case No 2. B 284, p 466. Dated authority to discharge the soldiers of (3) 2 Jan 24, 1907. ANNUAL the colored battalion. The Senate then Church. Mrs E S Pridham, J L The steamer Likelike arrived at. Notice is hereby given that at the MEETING. legal Chappell, Mrs A Ross, Joe Recorded January 25, 1907. annual meeting of stockholders of the did not know much about the and o'clock yesterday morning from Ha I -- 1 1 t o 9 (2) Werner tt i r a m i t ONOMEA COMPANY. constitutional phase of the question, J JRohl. xTnrv Ppitv and hsb (M S) to Jonn SUGAR Charles. Miss Robinson, Mrs J B waii, arriving here in the midst of the " s 1 1 npia on januarv za. but just about the time that the Sen- 19 20, blk 8A, lau. inn louow Francis Scott, Mr and Mrs downpour Young, D; lots 9, 10, and ing officers and Directors were duly The annual meeting of the share ate was ready to pass the Foraker of rain after having had a vTiihniii Traft. Honolulu. uanu. holders of the Onomea Sugar Company resolution of inquiry, Mr. Lodge of Clark, Charles Cecil 1400 elected to serve for the ensuing yeari very rough trip. She brought in $300. B 287, p 202. Dated Oct 1, 1906. will be held at the office of C. Brewer Massachusetts proposed an amendment Davison, Mrs F H Shaw, L W President ...... L. T. Peck A Smith, Miss bags of sugar. Jnsfmh K and wf to D Kapali, & Company, Ltd., in Honolulu, on to eliminate that phase. It aroused the Duncan, Mrs Emma :. Trask First Vice President ..L. A. Thurston lawyers Smith, Mr and Mrs n- - int in n p 356. kul 7155. and R F Wednesday, February 13, 1907, at It and the orators. It made a L Second Vice President ...-J- . B. Castle o'clock a. m. big fuss and ever since then the Sen- Ferguson, Thomas EM , GENERAL NOTES. S400 - lrni 7155. Kalihiwaena, Honolulu, Wm, , Sept Secretary Williamson E. BISHOP, Secretary. ate has been deliberating and trying Ferguson. L Sprag-ue- Miss nnTni. si on. B 287. D 204. Dated C. F. An official return shows that the float Treasurer H. Atherton Dated, Honolulu. .January 30, 1907. to compromise. The Republicans have Fox. Davis K Mamie 8. 1906. Auditor W. Klehbahn divided, were never- ing mines discovered on the norfn coast ..F. 7637 been sharply but Frichert. J C Sufu. Joan Nancy L Mahelona, tr, to James L Castle, theless loath to go on record about Taylor, Mrs E of Japan between Ugo and Kaga on R The above, with Mr. W. R. Harrison, Mrs Holt, tr, A M; mtg M Kla and Mf c Banentyne man anything that could be interpreted as Emma Tenny, Fred J provinces since the 4th of November ana am ana gr a ANNUAL MEETING. putting them in antagonism to F's 3ib &ger ex offlcIo constitute the Board the Honolulu, Mrs Wagner, Esq, Carl fifty-thre- e, " - President. last number of which, two Eonoiuiu, uanu. io". Peter (2) drifted away their discovery. Past Datea jan zi, isw. wm wrT.T.rAMSnNr WAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY. Some light was shed on the legal Hogan, Joseph J Walker, Esq, after Parker, D; and constitutional questions, especially experience shows the floating mines John T Baker to Samuel Secretaryt Hon. Rapid Transit & Land The annual meeting of the hare Jarrett. Mrs Squasly . that etc, by Senator Spooner, who showed that (2) 1630a land, Waikoekoe, iiamud, Co 7639 j holders of the Walluku Sugar Company Walter . Wentworth, W gradually drift to the south during 287. 20&. it was not the function of the Senate Hawaii. $32,500. Tt d uaieu will be held at the office of the C. Furn. Henry Widemann, Mr and the winter season, when a strong north- 23, to prejudge shch questions. He con- Mrs Carl Jan 1907. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Brewer & Co., Ltd., in Honolulu, o tended been generally con- Ivans. Mrs L erly wind usually prevails on Japa- to John T and it has Lewis. Mr and Mrs Whright, B the Samuel Parker and wf riaay, ireDruary 8, 1807, at 10 o'ciocic ceded that he is right that the only J nese coast. Baker, M: 1630a land, Waikoekoe, etc, a. m. William Young,, Mrs , function the Senate can have in such WamaVna HawaiL J32.500. B 289, P Secretary. McClean, Norman Ahgelia The Tokio Asahi Chi GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. E. F. BISHOP, a connection is to sit as a judge in states that the 337. 24. 1907. Dated, 26, 1907. Dated Jari meeting Ger Honolulu. January impeachment proceedings against the PACKAGES. nese Government has decided to organ to John T At the annual of the 7634 finally compromise Samuel Parker and wf man Benevolent Society, held on Janu- - President. But a ize a large navy by ordering warships 1, Hamakua. up. Lodge and Gilman, J M Swift. John Baker, D; pc land, Haina 30th 1907 the officers was framed Senators 287, p 208. Dated arv nownS Foraker drew the compromise late last Rodes, Master Lyon, Miss L from foreign shipbuilders and construct Hawaii. $5000. B were elected ror tne current term: ANNUAL MEETING. Jan 24. 1907. week. The goose honked high. It was Richard ing docks in China. For that purpose Mr. F. A. Schaefer President clear weather. Soon the committee on JOSEPH G. PRATT. the Provinces will be ordered to make Mr. W. Pfotenhauer C. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED. military affairs would begin to investi- Postmaster. contributions to the funds ranging from SPECIAL MEETING...... Vice President and Trustee The meeting of the sharehold gate Brownsville. Legal and constitu- von Damm ...Treasure annual relegated to 30 to 80 million yen. Mr. B. ers of the C. Brewer & Company, Lim tional questions would be Mr. J. F. Eckardt Secretary the background. The warring Repub- NEWS FROM THE The Emperor of China on 30th SOUTH KONA COFFEE COMPANY, ited, will be held at the office of the the Mr. F. W. Bluehdorn .Auditor corporation Honolulu, on lican factions were ready to strike FAMINE DISTRICTS issued LIMITED. in Thurs hands. ult. an Edict relating to the JOHANNES F. ECKARDT. day, February 7, 1902, at 10 o'clock After this interchange of the Repub- disturbances in China. The edict states Bv order of the Board of Directors. 7639 Secretary. . a, m. be- South Kona Secretary. lican olive branch, the Democrats One.) that the discontent on the part of the a special meeting of the E. F. BISHOP, gan mischief. Black- 'Continued from Page Coffee Company. Limited, will be held Dated, Honolulu, January 2$, 1997. to make Senator people is largely due to the lack of - NOTICE burn offered his amendment to the where possible, so as to put the people at the office of J. B. Castle, Stangen- 7631 self-suppo- rt discipline and general of loeal 9 m.. Lodge-Forak- er substitute. No one on on a permanent road for in laxity wald buildinsr. Honolulu, at a. Republican side contemplated administration. The present disturb- 11, 1907, to considei the had the future. The committee are organ- Monday, February A special meeting of the stockholders such a possibility. Senator LaFollette. ances are now being pacified, but here amendments to the by-la- ws and other ELECTION OF OFFICERS. independent Republican izing the relief, so as to give to each of the Standard Telephone Company, and radical after the local authorities shall take special business. offices of from "Wisconsin, subsequently remark- just enough to keep off starvation. HARLEEN JAMES. Limited, will be held at the S. KIMURA & CO.. LTD. Thompson & demons, 8-- 10 Campbell ed abjectly: was a d fool that din- care to improve their administrative 7640 Secretary. share "I (Think of that when you eat your Block, Honolulu, on Monday, February At the annual meeting of the I did not think of that myself. I lost methods, so as to prevent further dis- S. & Co., Ltd., ner.) They say there will be no over- 4, 1907, 4 p. m., pur holders of the Klmura a great opportunity." at o'clock for the office, Honolulu, the turbances in the Empire. by-la- ws hM at the .on Republicans had been again very lapping or duplicating of the charity. COACHING TRIP of adopting for the con . 'of close to a vote for an investigation but Urgent messages for help are being con- A Shanghai telegram to the Tokio Let of said company and such other business relating to the main object as ing officers JZ.fZl'SZwere the Blackburn amendment literally stantly received. The Hawaiian Board Asahi states that the famine stricken uxxx. - year: broke up the session of the Senate. wiia "" shall be considered, relief fund is still open. More will people in South China often fight Honolulu's favorite scenic point. Fine MURRAY, W. Motoshlge rresKioni Conferences were renewed. They were through historic Nunanu H. E. held In cloakrooms, committee be sent this week. Any who still wish among themselves owing to their des- boulevard the Secretary. Y Takakuwa Vice President the in Valley. Start from the HAWAII PRO- .Secretary and Treasurer rooms, Senators. titute condition. At Ningkwoh, An GUY OWENS, T. Iwanaga.. a at the residences of to send direct to the missionaries on MOTION COMMITTEE ROOMS, MON- ullwIK resolution." u, President. 7638 A. K. Ozawa "Table that obnoxious the field, may give their contributions nul, and Yangchow Kiang-s- fierce DAY a. m., 9:30. Back in time for cried the conservative Republicans. "It Dated, Honolulu, January 30, 1907. S. Klmura uirector Is to the treasurer, Theodore Richards, fighting took place recently resulting lunch. W. S. ELLIS, guide. T. Kishlmoto iirccior designed to make a breach in our HOTELS, PRO Tanks. We can't afford to have that. Ilawaiian Board rooms, Fort street. The in several scores of casualties. BOOKINGS AT ALL T. IWANAGA, MOTION COMMITTEE and HONOLU- - BEAD THE ADVERTISES It would destroy us. us har- . I Secretary. Let have money will be sent at once and well The Osaka Mainichi;s correspondent .nm-- rr ., i mony." LU REALTY & COilMibsiu WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. Honolulu. January 23, 1907, 61 And after many heated conversations nsed. wires that the Peking Government has Room 3 Mclntyre. .rnone .aiara . THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4, 1907- - Castle & CooRe, Ltd. Fraternal Meetings MAUI PUTS UP WEEK S DO NGS Fraternal Meetings HONOLULU. TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTH TO LODGE NO. 21, F. HONOLULU HAWAIIAN IAN SISTERS. VERY FINETENNIS AROUND IVAILUKU COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A. M. Meets every second and fourth Mon SUGAR FACTORS. day, at Knights of Pythias Hall, King street. All visitors cordially Invited to Burlesqued An Accused The News attend. The Jury System Accuser AGENTS FOR SPECIAL C. The Ewa nirnr. WILT. BE A JENNIE JACOBSON, M. E. Old Be on Liquor Plantation Co. moetinr of Hawaiian Lodge Xo. 21, F. O'BRIEX, M. of R. & S. Church to Personal The Walalua Agricultural Co., Temple. GRACE Ltd. it A. M-- . at Its hall. Masonic and Obituary. The Kohala Sugar Co. comer of Hotel and Alakea streets. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT. NO. L Restored. The Waimea Mill Sugar Co. this fondav EVEXIXG. Feb. 4. L O. O. F. The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. 130". at 7:30 o'clock. Meets every first and third Friday The Standard Oil Co. WORK IX SECOXD DEGREE. of th month, at 7:30 d. m.. In Odd MAUI, February 1. Last Saturday WAILUKU, February 2. Meleana The George F. Blake Steam Pumps. Visiting j semi-flna- ls vr.mu. rsf Tar fflc Lodze. Oceanic Fellows Hall. Fort street. afternoon the and finals of Auehookalani was committed by Dis Weston's Centrifugals. Lodge, all visiting brethren, are brothers cordially invited to attend. the tennis tournament, mixed doubles. trict Magistrate McKay of "Wailuku to The New England Mutual Life In and M T SIMONTON. C. surance Co., fraternally Invited to attend. f. by the Paia Racquet Club were played the grand jury on a charge of man of Boston. Br order of the W. M. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe, The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart Q. on the Hamakuapoko courts. slaughter in connection with the death ford, Conn. R. K. WALLACE. X. O. O. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, F. In the semi-final- s, C. C. Krumbhaar of Fred. Reymon. She had tried to The Alliance Assurance Co.. Secretary. evening, 7:30, TODAY of Lon Meets every Tuesday at and Miss Ethel Smith won from T. M. put the killing of the victim on George don. Odd Fellows' Fort street. LONO POST In Hat. TV. D. brother-in- - OEOEOE W. DE Visiting brothers cordially Invited to Church and Mrs. S. Nicoll, and Kaonohi Auehookalani, her GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC I attend. C. Lindsay and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin law, but his attorney, Hugh M. Coke, Beginning with January. 1307, tne A. H. HODSOX. N. G. vanquished Mr. McXlchol and Mrs. S. in cross-examini- ng her effectually Fruity Rhymes Post will meet on the third Monday of L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. E. Taylor. The finals were well-co- n showed her story to be false and then each month. Instead of the first Mon following score will S, O. O. F. tested as the show by four witnesses for the defense prov Auction Sale day. All comrades are welcome. HARMONY LODGE NO. L D. C. Lindsay and Mrs. IL A. A goodly sight every Monday evening, 7.30, ed that the accused man was at Kaupo, is this, I trow ROBERT NELSON, Commander. Meets at Baldwin 46 6 Chutney, Jelly and Jam in a row. in Odd Fellows Hall. Fort street. Vis C. Krumbhaar and Miss Ethel some miles away, at the time of the Methinks cordially Invited to at C 1907, if Hamlet thl3 had seen TUXOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. iting brothers Smith . .... 6 4 3 tragedy in the accusing woman's Monday, February 4, A crazy man he ne'er had been. LODGE. tend. OAHU SIMPSON, N. G. Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. Lindsay as house. 82 floor), Alexander CHAS. A. cup. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, x Room (second HENDRY, Secretary, winners will each receive a silver The woman's forefinger and thumb AT Tons bulldlnic. Mondays. 7:45 p. m.. E. R. These trophies are very handsome and v were partly shot away, and the wounds my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., enbllo meetlnir: visitor welcome PACIFIC RTITSEKAH LODGE, NO. 1, are now in Honolulu being engraved at were powder-marke- d, property of the Territory of Hawaii. 7:45 p. m., lodge meeting L O. O. F. The first tournament of the Paia club from which it Jlng room and library open every fptj every second and fourth was a decided success. was evident she was not telling the PRINTED IN HAWAIIAN. 3 4 p. m. ENTERTAINMENT. wnen weekday from to Thursday, at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellows' trutn sne said mat George fired T.WB ,S47 o volumes: Laws 1851, 1 HalL Fort streew Visiting Keoekaas Last Friday evening, a most suc at Reymon from the doorway of the vninmp- - Taws 1S52. 1 volume: Laws HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE are cordially Invited to attend. cessful "Literary" was held at the resi- house while she was holding Reymon less i Tninmo: Taws 1855. 1 volume: 50c. PER ROD UP. CLU3. MARION WRIGHT, N. G. dence of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. McConkey in the yard, from which he had started 1868, 1 1872, 1 Friday, Secy. Laws volume; Laws Meets on the first and third JEXNY JACOBSON. of Paia. with an axe to do up George. The man vnTnrnP! Laws 1S74. 2 volumes: taws p. m., In Ore most was tt 1:19 o'clock la roms The interesting event of the en discharged and the woman com 1876. 1 volume: Laws 1878, 1 volume; MONUMENTS, SAFES, gon Block, entrance on Union street. OLTVE BRANCH BEBEKAH LODGE tertainment was a farce burlesquing mitted. ; r.nws 1880. 1882. 1 system, - l volume: Laws JAMES C. McGILL, Chief. NO. 2. L O. O. F. the present Jury and contrast- FELL DOWN RUNNING. 1890, 2 volumes. Y, Secy. mg methods used in volume; Laws JOHN MACAULA Meets every first and third Tburs- - the deliberation Joe Freitas fell unconscious from at 7:30 n. m In Odd FellOWS' iuies anu oy men. PRINTED IN ENGLISH AND HA J. C. Axtell & Co. The twelve lady jurors trying fright, or loss of breath, while chasing WAIIAN. HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E, H..H. Fort treet Visltine Rebekahs in runaway 1048-5- 0 case useu up auow a team that had got away Alakea St. Lodsre No. B. P. O. E . Mo- M- tnirftA tn attend. luelr an me urae 1851, 9 1852, 2i Honolulu 1. discussing from him Monday evening. The horses Laws volumes; Laws Phone Blue 1801. O. Box - King street, PHILLIPS, N. G. ed in the latest fashion In 1866, 1 P. win meet In their hall. AXITA dress, while the twelve men exhausted were drawing a delivery wagon and volumes; Laws volume; Laws every Friday evening. By DUNNE, Secretary. away 1866-- 7, 1 1872, 1 near Fort, AGNES the time allowance in a heated political ran from Iao Valley road, volume; Laws volume; E. R. through Main street, on 1876, 1 order of the & I discussion. The play afforded and toward Laws volume. HARRY E. MURRAY E. R. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. A. M. much Kahului before being stopped. Fecy. Meets on the last Monday of each amusement PRINTED IN ENGLISH. HARRY H. SIMPSON. Some good music also rendered the THE LIQUOR QUESTION. month, at Masonic Temple. Statute Laws 1S46, 2 volumes; Laws Visitine brethren and members of program attractive. There wa. In an editorial on the liquor question ra&c55uoao DAMIEN COUNCIL, NO. 563. attendance of residents from the neigh the Maui News says: 1S4S, 3 volumes; Laws 1852, 2 volumes; Hawaiiau and Pacific are cordially In 1853, 2 1855. 21 Y. M. L boring villages. . "The proposition to have the liquor Laws volumes; Laws every second and fourth Wed vited to attend. volumes; Civil Code 1859, 1 volume; Meets CHAS. A. BON, W. M. NOTES. business entirely in the hands of Amer nesday, at 7:30 o'clock. In San Antonio ican citizens would improve the evil Laws 1S60, 2 volumes; Laws 1862, S Vineyard street. F. WALDRON, Sec. The barkentine Jane L. Stanford has volumes; Laws 1864, 4 volumes; Laws HsJl. about finished unloading coal at conditions that now exist and should FRED W. WEED, Pre. LEAHI CHAPTE3 NO 2. O. E. S. be one of the changes In the nresent tg68. 2 volumes; Laws 1870, 4 volumes; E. V. TODD. Secy. Meets every third Monday, at 7:30 new postmaster. law. "Rverv nnA Vnnws that at! rtaaua Laws 1872, 1 volume; LaWS 1874. Z Kahului has a volumes; Code 1876, 1 volume; p. m.. in the Masonic uempie. visiung Measles is epidemic at Lahalnaluna of Asiatics are constantly violating Civil sisters and brethren are cordially in-- Seminary, many of our laws and will continue to Laws 1S76, l volume; Laws 1878, 3 The vlted to attend. The Keanae rice plantation harvested do so, as they do not respect our in- - I volumes; Laws 1880, 6 volumes; Laws Catton, Neill & Company, Ltd. FOR ALICE G. HERRICK. W. M. a large crop of several hundred bags stitutions nor customs and will obey 1882, 2 volumes. M. WEBSTER, See. in December, though frequent heavy only such laws as they are compelled ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. PLACE ADELAIDE to. any rains caused some loss. The Honoma- - Visit almost saloon outside of F. MORGAN, CHAPTER, NO. 3, "Wailuku that Is run by a Jap or a JAS. QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. LEI ALOHA nu plantation gave up planting last AUCTIONEER. O. E. S. June inasmuch as leases to government Chinaman and you will find women and Meets at the Masonic Temple every lands expired time. minors hanging about the place after at that re-tub- ed charcoal-Iro- n Saturday each month, 7:30 1 Ha.- night more or less under the influence Boilers with second of at Maui residents returning from or p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are wail state that the lava in Halemau-- of liquor, while places licensed to steel tubes. General ship work. cordially Invited to attend. mau of Kilauea is unusually active Americans are nearly all free from W. M. The bottom of this class of people. Auction Sale MARGARET HOWARD. the crater has recently purpose LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. nlled up about 30 feet and a large foun It should not be the of the tain 60 feet in height is constantly legislature to make any discrimination LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. lET against Japanese or Chinese in the pur- spouting. Many of the Hilo people SATURDAY, Wall DIVISION NO. L are taking advantage of this unusual suit of trade but the betterment of the FEB. 9, 1907, Meets every first and third Tuesday, activity to pay evil conditions that have been brought visits to the Volcano on 12 O'CLOCK NOON, at 8 p. nx. In C. B. U. Hall, Fort street. House. by these people should be the pur Four-acr- e 1 Tract with Houses, Visiting sisters are cordially Invited to An effort is being made to raise pose of that body. 1 will offer for sale, at mv salesroom. attend. money by subscription to repair the The proposition to prevent the is- - 857 Kaahumanu street. 3arn, etc., at Palolo, near car MRS. M. COWES, Pres. old (Makawao) Pookela suance or a license to any one ror a church, not two years ine, worth $5000. WILL SELL MAUD O'SULLIVAN, Seer-- only for use but also to perpetuate a term of by the presentation landmark of historical value to MauL of a petition signed by a majority of The "Ross" Place FOR $2500. fllfll ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, In old times Father Green, who was the legal voters of that place is too DIVISION NO. 1. a remarkable man, was accustomed silly for any intelligent body to con- every first third Wednes sider. Any one who has Intelligence situate Beretania street. near Alapal Meets and to preach to a congregation of 800 na street, being R, 2467; day, 8 p. m.. B. U. Hall, Fort every enough to keep out of the Insane asy portion of P. area at In C tives who sat Sunday within Po 22,340 square feet. tret. Visiting brothers cordially in okela upon the ground strewn with dry lum knows that any one can get a P. E. R. Strauch majority of the voters to sign a peti Free of all encumbrances; warranty vited to attend. grass, as there was formerly neither expense H. F. DAVISON, Pres. flooring nor benches in the building. tion either for or against any old thing deed. Deed at of purchaser. F. D. CREEDON, See. jvery stick of timber and every bag and to drive out of business any class Waity Bldg., 74 S. King St of sand, used in constructing the of people by this means would be an F. MORGAN, Injustice would be disgrace to JAS. WILLIAM McKTNLEY LODGE, NO. 8, church were borne to the building site that a AUCTIONEER. K. Of P. from forest and seashore on the backs the legislature while it would give an The nrst of the New Tear you will impetus to crime by encouraging il Y. WO SING. need a new stock of Meets every Saturday evening, at 7:39 of men. The recent severe kona storm o'clock. In Harmony Hall, King street, blew in one gable end and somewhat licit selling of liauor. wholesale and Visiting brothers cordially Invited to aismantiea tne roor. "Only a few years ago liquor could grocers: retail be bought In nearly every coffee shop 1186-11- attend. Last Saturday night the Maui Lodge Now at 88 Nuuanu Street of Freemasons held a meeting in their run by an Oriental throughout the Ter CALIFORNIA Office L. H. WOLF. C. C. ritory and yet how few were convicted Th Kind ROLL BUTTER, 35c. E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S, temple at Kahului. Mi per pound. offense. purpose s Tomorrow night the Social club will for the It was the of 238. the Governor to stop this that the Phone Main Orders promptly at-- Supplies COURT CAMOES, give a dancing party at the D. B. Mur present atnded to. dock's, Paia. law was enacted for, and it is NO. 8110, A. O. F. to TVe have Just received a forge stock of Weather: A strong kona gale for the the credit of the Governor that his Meets every second a,na past two or three days and nights. bill did practically put an end to illicit ALL KINDS OF BLANK BiOKS, selling in such places." INKSTANDS. fourth Tuesday of each One to two Inches of rain in localities. Auction Sale BUILDING 7:30 p. m... PERSONAL. AND REPAIR WORF INKS. PENS. PENCILS. ETC. month, at in San Rainy today and still blowing south. DONE ON SHORT NOTICE Antonio Hall, Vineyard W. S. Bartlett, accompanied by Miss A A T I A f X. t. 1 I WITHOUT RESERVE. As we are closing out our stock ot i - ; By Bireei. visiting uroiuera fj m A t A Laura Cole of Louisiana and Miss Dor OFFICE CABINETS, same will be cordially invited to attend. INUMATCCI othy Willi of Los Angeles, left Wailuku SOLD AT COST. lXUilALA M. A. SILVA, for the top of Haleakala Thursday. C. R. They expect to stay up on top of T. M. C. PACHECO, F. S. PAST WEEK the Wm. Paty OF the crater one night and view the sun- Saturday, February 9, 1907, 1048 ALAKEA STREET. Wall, Nichols Co., rise. They have recently visited the COUET LUNALILO, NO. 6600, A. O. F. lava flows of Mauna Loa and viewed 12 O'CLOCK NOON, LIMITED. Meets every first and third Wednes The Bobbie Burns anniversary passed the splendors of Kilauea and say that at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., day evenings each month, 7:30, re- - Bicycles Repaired of at in off successfully, the whole of the dis words will not describe the grandeur I am instructed to sell, without K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting of the latter. serve, the following properties: Neatly, Quickly and Reasonable. G. Irwin & Go., Ltd. cordially invited. turning out en masse. An enjoy . brotbirs trict Mr. and Mrs. George Russell arrived TWO LARGE FISHPONDS, BUILD ALL KINDS OF AND C. R. $100 TIRES GEO. MAILE. able concert, followed by a dance into in town Saturday from the volcano INGS, etc.. now rented for per PARTS OF SOLD JAS. K. KAULIA, P. S. House, where they were spending their annum, situate on the Waikiki road BICYCLES Agents for the the wee sma hours, sent everyone home honeymoon. Mr. Russell superintended and John Ena road, being parts of L. M. HAM ADA Royal Insurance Co, of Liverpool,! CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O, P. well pleased with our Scottish hosts. A the building of the new mill for the C. A. 2081 and L. C. A. 2083. Area 1264 Nuuanu Street Meets every second and fourth Thurs-- 1 strong committee, under President K Wailuku Sugar Company and is well 68,511 square feet. England. and favorably known here, while Mrs. aay or eacn momn, at w:ju p. m., in can P McDoueaU assisted bv Secretarv - Scottish Union National Insurance Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit-- KUSSen, wno was iormerxy Mrs. tarne- ttq t,OTS situate nn mnnka Wat. JOHN NEILL Engineer Co., of Edinbnrgi Scotland. ing companions are cordially Invited to ;tewart' heIPed ,to carr7 out one of gie, was ror a long lime we manager ttlri OT1. nV tj-..- v f - aa;h Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In- attend. the most successful events of the past VL mo mam iwi- I hclncr T.nta il AO T11, XT Dealer in VILLA, C. C. year. SECOND-HAN- D surance Co. MINNIE A some days. While he is able to be up NEW AND MA- Commercial Assurance Co, of M. C. PACHECO, F. S. A baseball match last Sunday relieved time each day, he is con APANAS 1 and 2 of R. P. 2280, L. C. CHINERY. Ltd, for a short A. 1787, Kawaihee, the monotony of volcano talk, the com- fined to his room much of the time. situate Waialaeiki; London. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CAMP area 4.15 square chains. Four lots. Repairing of All Kinds. NO. L. U. S. W. V. peting teams being Kapaau vs. Hawi, OBITUARY. GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY 135 116. Department Hawaii. resulting in a win for the former by Elijah Meyer died Thursday morning LOTS 3, 4, 7, Waikiki road, Lewis Merchant Street. Tel. Manicuring, Shampooing Meets every first and 17 to 7. Kapaau so far stands premier, after an illness of nearly ten months. Estate property; areas 18,504, 18,180, Wav-erl- ey While in Honolulu attending school he 20,000 third Wednesday, not having lost a, game this season. square feet, respectively. Also Electrical Facial and Scalp Treatment. Block, cor. Bethel received internr.l injuries that affected LOTS 14, 13, same subdivision; areas! Volcano interests are at low-eb- b. An his very much he Iwakami. and Hotel, at 7:30 p, m. health and has grad 35,217 and 34,344 square feet. Mrs. Kathryn Bools, attempt to secure a second excursion ually gone down in health since. The Visiting comrades cordi- cause LOOK THESE UP. Dealer in JAPANESE GOODS. Superfluous Hair Removed. ally Invited to attend. resulted in about some eight or ten Immediate of death as given by the attending physician was pneumo STRAW HATS for Men and Women. Marcel Hair Weaving. O. SCHWERDTFEGER, responding. 115 RICHARDS STREET. nia. He was a son of D. L. Meyer and JAS. F. MORGAN. PRICES RIGHT. Comdr. General Manager McDougall of the was an unusually large and strong AUCTIONEER. Robinson Block, opposite Bethel on young Kohala Club and Dr. Frear of Hono- man. He was born in Wailuku Hotel HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 64, A. A. in 1889 and had many warm friends Street. of M. It P. lulu returned on Sunday after an eight here. Meets on first and thizd Sunday even days' trip to the volcano. Dr. Frear Miss Rosa Dickenson died Thursday ings of each month, at 7 o'clock, at K. went through with Geo. McDougall of morning of heart failure. She had been Auction Sale Pure Soda Water. of P. Hall. All sojourning brethren are Kona, whose report you have received a sufferer from this disease for a long You can't get better Soda Water cordially Invited to attend. time and her death was not unexr FOUNTAIN " " " ' before this. than that bearing the ,U " By Worthy President, pected. She was a sister of Principal order Drs. brand, for the simple reason that A. L. LANE. Frear and Wall of Honolulu are Henry Dickenson, of the Lahaina. Pub- MONDAY, FEB, 11, 1907, there isn't any better made. C. POOR, See. here upon their semi-annu- lic school. FRANK visit. - 12 O'CLOCK NOON, FOUNTAIN SODA WORKS, A clever capture by our local police HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. 33. HOIST BY HIS OWN PETARD. at my salesroom. 847 Kaahumanu St., Sheridan Street, near King. - -, - is to be commended. Tomas Sato, con- ' 270. . 'C :r"- Meets on second A" big' Japanese flayed policeman on I will still the following Phone Main . . : victed Dec. 3 as a v - v .r" nrJ fourth Wednes disorderly person, escaped Saturday night, appearing at the sta v - day evenings of each jail from Hilo on Dee. 19. He Property Situate Hanalei, t tion at a late hour and explaining that month, at 7:30 o'clock, in K. of P. Hall, evidently made quick work over here, MIKE CIGAR In- he had brought down a prisoner to be WRIGHT Klus street. Visiting Eagles are for he sought and obtained employment - Kauai vited to attend. put in the tanks. The police were pud- The best smoke sold In thle ' . - at t . ? i - the Union Mill Sugar Co., and had zled at the explanation of the man, market. Try It. L. E. TWOMET, W. P. being Kuleana Helu 10,955 to Wahine- - H. T. MOORE, Secy. been working there 17 days prior to but found out that he had driven down his capture. with a companion in a hack. The man ikl, containing an area of 2 acres 2 HAYSELDEN TOBACCO Thinking himself safe, he proved to roods 2 perches. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. O. R. M. ventured to in the hack be a sailor from CO. S. FUJIMURA. MASSAGE. show himself upon the pub- the Enterprise, who was much sur--1 Instructions regarding same are that Alexander Young Bldg. Meets every second and fourth Fri- lic street, when was all the land is rice land and JUbeum&tism. Brulaee. Sprains, Tired day he immediatelv prised to find out where the Jap had that the of each month, in L O. O. F. HalL detected brought him. As title is perfect. No encumbrances. reeling and other Ailments QUICKLY Visiting brothers cordially Invited tc and landed back in durance the sailor was much JUBLTEVED. 444 King Street. Palama. vile on the 2Sth inst. the soberer of the two he was sent READ THE ADVERTISER attend. E. V. TODD, Sachem. down to his ship po F. MORGAN, White 1I5L A. EL MURPHY, C. X. Kohala, January 31, 1907. and the amateur JAS. a.Hhone of liceman was himself locked up. AUCTIONEER. WORLD'S NEWS DALLY. II

11 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU.FEBRUARY 4, 1907 wmmm ma mmmm ...... tmam nrT 1 LOCAL BREVITIES. An Wm. A. Sexton of San Francisco is at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Ex-Senat- or Williams of Nevada Is Excellent staying at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Regular meeting of Harmony Lodge, I. O. O. F.t this evening. Chancel you desire to break the Stated meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, to secure a NICE ELECTRIC PORTA If 7:30 o'clock. own a home F. & A. M., this evening at BLE at an exceptionally low price. j ii it - habit and Theo-sophic- rent Public meeting of Oahu Lodge, al call and see ICS of your own. Society, at 7:45 p. m.. in room SI H 61 Young building. how you may obtain a lot of the Alexander - Z Visitors welcome. We in are now offering a handsome, choicest sub- - in Honolulu's Cecil V. Gray of New York, who has durable and complete Electric Lamp Just to Hand H fu- Of- if" by HawaHan 10-inc- No trusting to the just been secured the h urb. repair man, is with shade, FOB ONLY Coat As Illustrated: ? roads, water, fice Sptcia'ty Co. as a SI ture for good now at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. 1 lights and other Improve- A special meeting of the stockholders z Telephone Co., Ltd., $3.75 Each I ments. They are already of the Standard will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock s there. No back alleys or in the office of Thompson & Clemons. 3 couple have to be passed Detective Taylor broke up a 8 slums trnnA-aiw- A games yesterday, r.t cran 11. X GIL, through in getting to College although, being alone, he was unable 1 Dili 11 8 to arrest more than four or tne.pi 8 Hills...... i Hi "KA HALE OIWI." Made of all wool Icy Buttons ers, one of whom, a nttie Doy, was iei sft 8 go with a warning. 7 KING ST., Mr. L. G. Kellogg, representing the 4i fancy checked Velvet Collar 8 Hawaiian Office Specialty Co., who Is Honolulu, T. II. &T1RENI now on the mainland, has secured the 5 I services of Mr. Cecil Vaughn Gray of cloth three and- - New York as a repair man for these is- 8 lands. Mr. Gray arrived on the Ala- 8 meda last week and will be ready for quarter length Pocketsu 8 business this morning. Dr. Augustus Marques, acting French 8 Haute-feuil- le GALLONS, HALT with consul, entertained Captain A FINE BLENDED BOUEBON WHISKEY IN 8 A hot lunch man-of-w- ar and officers of the French GALLONS AND BOTTLES 8 Catinat at dinner in the Young cold drink for 25c I Hotel last night. Among the quests 8 were Admiral Very and Mr. Canavarro, 8 Portuguese consul. The tables were 3 Bottles for $2.00 ONLY $to.50 in maidenhair fern mitck and polite tastefully decorated greys $9.50. 11 .u..iikh9 " . and roses. CRAVENETTE COATS, full length in tans and service,iicaui."igood cooking and qual- very low The Kamehameha Alumni Associa- Ltd. SALE b 1 ILL. uim. ity, combined with a been Lewis & Company, SHIRT WAIST an inducement, you tion dance, which was to have price, are given Saturday night at the Young FAMILY LIQUOR DEALERS. lunch here. ' will want to - "X "ft bankers, profes- Hotel for the benefit of a young Ha- r t- nTT "N T TT: T TKT j Merchants, not the necessary men and clerks lunch at waiian who had sional funds to put himself through the Ka- pom mehameha Manual School, was post- not be given until fur- poned, and will My-Tw- ther notice. Something Very New in Stores T v V I The Jeeture by Rev. E. W. Thwing on The Criterion "Volcanoes" at the Y. M. C. A. was WRITING PAPER g Everyone pres- VERY PRETTY JAPANESE an undoubted success. BUCKLES , Hotel Streets. and the lantern SATSUMA HAT PINS AND Corner Bethel and ent enjoyed the lecture, I PATTERNS slides showed what marvelous results Oh SHIRTWAIST 2 can be obtained by the camera. The SILK KIMONO JACKETS S was given in connection with 4 OF JAPANESE POSTAL lecture money WP arP selling vou today prime roast beef, choice cuts, $ LARGE ASSORTMENT the Y. M. C. A. effort to raise CARDS AND DINNER CARDS for the Chinese Famine Fund. The ial lo receipts were $107.65. the bill for print- lor sixteen cents a pounu. odiuiud; w;, ing was $6.75, leaving $100.90 for the two J. 1 5 get acquainted with our quality, Order now, NATURAL Chinese. THE GREATEST sailors arrested on 5 WONDER OF THE WORLD The three French IMain 104. by police were phones, both -- King St. Near Bethel. activity is now Saturday night the 1 Beretania and Fort-- No. 30 The center 'of volcanic turned over to the commander of the at the cruiser Catinat yesterday and are now k CRATER OF KILAUEA. in confinement in the brig aboard that Paragon Market . . yesterday The Information rrom reimuc I. vessel. One of the officers the Pit is filling with expressed his regret that the Catinat and Alakea Streets. IW to the effect that broken ' any of the The Gore Emma, Beretania T mclten lava. Eyewitnesses declare the men should have A THE PAL display to be beyond description. laws, at the same time regretting that, Confection Daily. fiery au-thnHt- lpa Exquisite as they had done so. the county Delightfully Fresh Candies an . Ttiis is had not fined the men heavily. All Chocolates in mis cswuusiiuum OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME punish Imprisonment for them is no i?npj.- - v PPED visit this' wonderland. V k'.ni are to ment. -j A: trim rn tn three weeks old. ours SPECIAL. ROUND TRIP RATE. bought them a New COLD . . . made daily and go to you as fresh as if you in By the S. S. Mauna Loa, leaving TREAT YOUR Friday. February 1. returning SPECTATORS WILL BE fancy Chocolates; Fruit e c winan. -Saturday, BonBons for the Dinner; Gunthers vy mr 400 Ornaments; February 9 Glaces; French Fruit Glaces; Tree LOOKED AFTER This trip takes in the circuit oi WELL 1 lava flows, and RATH RESTAURAN wan, vol- TliRKKH THE PALM p3'sstay of four days at the i- - mm allows a opportunity ft warn LUDWIGSEN AND JUNGCLAUb, cano, giving an exceptional Four hundred chairs have been rent A scenes of recent at Hotel Street Near hort. to visit all the ed for the Mardi Gras'bal masque and Lounpg and Sleeping Apartments the spectators are to be given ample y space of viewing the ball. The cool Competent Guides Accompy yisitors IN 3 through tne lanal leading from the refreshment m HOTEL BATHS NEW SHIPMENT JUST parlor, to the i ? THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO room, the Moana hotel m - of - 2 DANGER. ball room, the hotel dining room, will i Si be lined with chairs on either side. llvL Turkish with Plunge and Massage, $!;AlINight, I and durinsr the en : information and tickets apply to f For tire time this will be a promenade place j $1.50 j t I GcntcnniaFs Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. for the maskers- - and the scene of the BUREAU. grreat doings by the ushers and the W TOURIST INFORMATION clowns. During the dances the spec- 9 and Merchant Streets, will see fun. by birth, 63 years of 8 Corner Fort tators in the ballroom the ,o. la at minntA so the utmost de an Flishman will be able to sit down that of Royal HONOLULU. The maskers, gree of unity In the assembly" may be age and a former surgeon the Best hall only, all other space - in the hotel secured, a great deal of the success of TT left a wife and seven cnu- a? being given over to the spectators. upon feature. ways of dis- the event depending that Mrs. Tompkyns, now in England; kg t There are two or three . dren BAND CONCERT tributing space differently if the size Edward Greenfield, who is xa Jriiw g makes it DE. GBEENTIELD DEAD. Flour. . of the crowd or other cause Frank, who is at Ewa; Mrs. J. J. EVENING necessary. From the sale of tickets, burg; THIS C. B. Greenfield died last Friday of Dr. Grace of nuo; ine BEST! WITH HOUSE-WIVE- S very heavy considering the Dr. Grace, wife POPULAR t which Is Walter early hour, the court betwe?n the hotel his residence in Honokaa, after an Misses Fanny and Louise and BECAUSE IT IS to at The proper and the cottages will have His con- fireenfield. who are at Honokaa. THE BEST. concert will be given a. resting place for the illness lasting some weeks. - A public band be used as funeral took place on Saturday after- a 7:30 this evening, Every means or proiamg had been seriou9 for some time at Emma Square at dancers. la dition Lmasiey 01 raauuu v program to be played: airple space and accommodations Dr. noon, Kev. Mr. 2 the following and as the hour ap- ana the end was not unexpected. Herald. being utilized, many dating. Hawaii II PAUT I. proaches for unmasking all will mingle Greenfield had lived in the islands $1.25 J and be given the liberty of the entire years and his death was a source of A "In the Green ft.ot floor of the hotel. Bag . . Overture arm h UP 10 grief to very many friends PRISONER hmmmmsm oun ..... nuitiDereo NOTABLE BallaI-"M- and pjer J. lie .uwi. &. M RELEASED BY DEATH Henry May Company, Lta. 8 PART II. g jviain 22 xcicpiiuuta by Berger Vocal-Ha- waii n Sones..Ar. OUT Lecocq NG release Pelectlon-"MAd.- -me Angof "Fatty" Kepaha received his VHU-"T- Luders unlocking he Prince" ger prison yesterday, death Moku-....Ber- from ke -- man-give- n Finale.Ke Hul aOF- door and shortening the l?t:ir Spansled Banner. the "The. sentence. Fatty was an institution for station, having LOCALS. Hats and Bonnets years around the police BUSINESS Children s Wash worked there as a trusty almost irom NOW ON th time received a ten-ye- ar sen closing out sale of children's cost or value, convicted achs begins today. to make room, we have decided not to consider tonm n Fatty was a wa-- h and bonnets In order hats murderer, in the heat of passion hav C of houses "for rent" should but have Owners on the last ing killed Japanese on Kauai during read the ad. of Trent & Co. a Half the time he was employed on one 01 Cut Prices in was rjam Morgan sells a rare and will be Inter-Islan- d boats, but it al F. a ready sale; they are all becoming styles, and just what the of law books at auction to insure ways too the little children, valuable lot Spring. him that FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i 1st today. wanted for the brought as lost to the station, were BEGINNING s Japanese business adyer-tJ,- n him as comforter, Daily Chronicle. Wash Hats Children s turned over. With the Japanese Children's the sobs of the little ones would cease. Pink rapr.'" crooned to in a . outfits. Gillette and light blue. Muslin Wash Bonnets Held in his arms and locks. in white, rink wan-nito- n babies . urt"'. rhests. umbrellas. lniiahv. frightened ...1 white, terrifying sur Bar- at Arleigh s. .40 lace and embroidery trimmed, in Every article reduced in price. t students Hats. rnnrifntra orxA TBOtlt tO SleP- - ii W3fl Blom's light blue and pink. -- m underwear sale at . it cstatirtTX. Wltll some t .50 - Departments. In only until Thursday. Don 1.00 Hats. 40 n xriTinine- little hearts, gains in all At comas' bargains. $ .75 Bonnets. 5 - ?? A..nortunlty for .65 and. 'tis said, a child makes no mis- centers at 1.23 Hats. 1.00 Bonnets almost cut in two. Come 8 o'clock .-. tahl cases prices Han1-emDr-iur- .75 homicide, whom tach-- an exceptional sain 1.50 Hats. 1.25 Bonnets So it was that the Jl 50 AVedne.day at yesterday, was trusted by Goods and Prices. Monday. Tuesday and .90 7S death called department and examine the 1.75 Hats. 1.50 Bonnets...... aun iv, vooucauo r,r tho...w nnlice - , by whom he wm "A "notebook containing stenosrapjlc 1.25 2.00 Bonnets I00 and prison officials, 2.00 Hats. be sincerely mourned. A short time was lost on King . v DOr Dolice sta- - notes returningr.the same frnm thfi w ill be rewarded on tion to the jail. Dr. Emerson deciding - Extraordinary Dy tU nffice. QaA Cccv Dimitip that his health would be improved . fr vou to own a home the change. His death was suooen. KERR CO., LTD. l-- B. 2c L. & . Ac i - Quality for 12 t.-- rent. Trent .o. 20c v it nn be done. Bicycle Repairing on - Cardinal, Navy Blue, Lavender and Mais. . stations Colors- Liht Blue, Pink, of the bi- tVPt!. to all 1-- and all parts STREET. coupon and Ladies wear. On sale at 12 2 cents Punctures repaired. ALAKEA the Oahu Railroad and Hal elwa Excellent for Children cycle neatly and quickly tickets are now on sale per yard. Prices reasonable. e Tr.nt Co.. 93? Fort street. Also bicycle tiivs for sale, at furnished CO. Is offered YOSHIKAWA CYCLE cottage in Punahou district Dry Goods Co., Ltd. King Street. Opposite Young Hotel. for rent at $35 per mom... N. S. Sachs tlculars in today's For Kern. UU

ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 4, 1907. ino-rnviiM- w nArnjip rviMMERCIAL

8: I HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE OPENING OF THE LINE Halstead & Co., Ltd. Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line Honolulu, Saturday, Feb. 2, 1907. Ospltsl. . Sailway Co. i La connection with the Canadia. Paciiie tli umb o? stock.. Paid Dp VaL Bid AiX STOCK AND BOND : atmT mnnin AGRDSS - t Honolulu on or about the following aae. Mumm Mbbcaktixje. I - FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. 0. BU1WKB A Co..... $1,000,0001100 6 BUGiS 6,000,000' MOANA FEB. t lilt)WE RA . FEB. SALINA CRUZ (Mexico), Jan. 23. iwm .. 20 24 Z4X 9 4 ncrnr .... MAR. 6 Haw Atfrlcuiturol.. 1,00,000 100 is; MIOWERA MAR. rn 100 . 3 presence or representatives of dawA'om AouitrarCo 2.312.7.S5 M AORANGI APR. MOANA APR. in the Hawaiian auor Vo.. 2.000,000 20 324 82?i BROKE RS MOANA MAT 4 twenty nations, President Diaz today donomu... 750,000 100 UiH Uonok...... 2,000.000 X ll l a button giving motion to a aaiku-..- ...... 500.000 100 Vft LOANS Though tieketa tamd to all points in Canada, United State, and Eurape. pressed Kahuku-- . 500,000 20 2V 26 NEGOTIATED. crane that raised ten barges of sugar i bei flaii. Co. Ltd.. .2.000,000 50 7. 1 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. ilpahuhi. 130,000 100 Members Honolulu Stock and Band of steamship Ari-zona- n, oloa 500.000 '00 from the told the McBre HuK.Oo.,Ld. ,500.000 20 5 Exchange. JahaSugarOo-.- . 8,600,000 29 23 84 and placed it on board a freight ' 5o. 1,000.0(10 aO MH for Coatzacoaleos, on the Lunalilo Street ss3rr::::r:::::. 500,000 30 8. Oriental car bound r FOR RENT. Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Occidental & 25.00 Jiaa mi Uo. Ltd. 5.000,000 20 ' Gulf coast. McCullv Street . 150.000 100 uiowaiu ...... Cottage on School St.. J20.JQ simple act was the inauguration 12.50 Paauhaa fengPtaaCo 5,000 000 50 - 1H S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha The Emma Street Paeifie 500,000 100 Cottage on School St 2Q.I9 -- . . 100 of a new route for the world's com- iaia ...... 750,000 Cottage on Fort St 25.0 port Beretania Street 40.00 Pepeekao...... 750,000 100 Bteamera of the above companies will eall at Honokilu and leave thia merce, many years before the Panama Planner. 9,750,000 100 1S2H 135 Cottage at Peninsula (fur- or aboat the dates below mentioned: Yminsr Street 35.00 Walalna Agri.Co-.-. 4.500.000 100 0 WH nished) toiQ a canal can be opened. 100 225 SCO- - WalUku 1,500.000 rXOM BAN FRANCISCO TO THE FOR 8AN FRANCT 18.00 52,000 100 Warehouse on Merchant St... M.0C "The Mexican Isthmus Route" is Aloha Lane ...... faimanalo 55 ORIENT. flTaimea Sugar Mill 12S.O0C 100 Warehouse on Queen St , 75.0ft official name, and will be a great 15.00 15 a wWR ! its it Aloha Lane MlSCSLLABBOUS. KOREA FEB. lnter-IJan- d 1,500,000 100 125 128 FOR SALE. "".V.V.V.V.V. 12 factor in international trade. 16.00 S S. Uo AMERICA MARU FEB. 30 I FEB. Beretania Street Haw. Co...... 500,000 100 16 CHINA Electric $4500.00 28 j 19 train arrived here a. Co., Pfd. House and Lot... SIBERIA FEB. MONGOLIA FEB. The Presidential 30.00 E.1.4L, 1,150,000 100 fl0 Kin Street 3. R. 1 ft L. Co., C.i. House and Lot CSOO.Ot this morning. The entire population LA ...... 1 . r f. 150.000 10 894 Nuuanu Avenue 50.00 Nah 60,000 100 100 For further information apply to of the port greeted the visitors, who ka Bubber COn e 1 100 10 f Water-hous- At An Wa rubber Co, Assess. The Co. H. HACKFELD A CO- - LTD- - Aeents. proceeded to the wharf, where the Kinau Street" ,'.00,000 It 92 93 i,coo,ooa ao .... JTJDD Arizonan was anchored. Kinau Street 30.00 Honolula Brewing;" BLDG. uatung uo. -- 00,00a i794 Sir Weetman Pearson, constructor of Matlock Avenue 35.00 iita Table made an address, to which Box a. Amt Out H. SCHNACK. Oceanic Steamship Co. Time the line, King Street .: 30.00 aw.Tar5 p. e,(Fir. standing J. the President responded, and amid Claims) 415.000 109 137 Merchant Street. as aw. Ter. 4 p. c (Ec- - The fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive aad leave this port the thunder of guns and enthusiastic FURNISHED mnaing ibob; ...... 600,00? 100 REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS. Wrsnnder: daw Tei,44 p.C 1,000,00c - 100 t FOR mn o-v- m 1 vrrraoo turns, luc uuiuauiug ui me mai Waiklkl . ....50.00 Haw. Ter. i p. e. 1,000,000 . 100 SALE. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. daw Ter. t p. e . 750,000 100 A new home adjoining Kameha- - ' transcontinental cargo began, College (for months 5 p. 196.000 t. a f tt) a FEB. 6 Hills three Saw. Gov't., 100 Schools Weetman Pearson reviewed 40.00 Oal. Beet A 8ns. ft t meha .13009 IS IS Sir the only), per - SIERRA FEB. SONOMA FEB. month Co- 6. p. cm l,0OO,00C 1C9J 1 new home close to town...... 1550 22 6. ... . SOO.000 ALAMEDA FEB LAMEDA FEB. 27 work on the Isthmus, and expressed Salku p. - 102 .... A home, (large lot) on Young St., MAR. 6 MAK- - B - 3 aw. Com. A SUftxt SONOMA VENTURA. his confidence in the future. He Dre- D P- - 1,677,000 ... town m W . T AA I A HENRY WATERHOUSE V0, C...... side of Thomas Square.... J2M ALAMEDA MAR. 15 ALAMEDA dieted that within seven years, if not flaw. SuzarSp. c... 500,000 . 101 Kaimukl lots close to car line; TRUST CO.. LTD, Silo K. B. Co.. 9n,e 1,000,000 ... cheap easy in connection with the sailing n. five, the Tehuantepec National Kail- - Son B. 1. A L. Co.. and on terms. area o to imcuumg 0 ,, 703,000 107 i. Lot (9290 sq. ft.) near Kapahulu issue, icu8cia road would have a double track. Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, hra&kne p. 200,000 100 road, from San Franeiseo to all points in the United States, and from New It road; good soil and .clear of now capable of handling 1,000,000 Honolulu. O.f.Ah Co. 6 d. e. 2,000,000 .... 102K York by any teamship line to all European pons. is O&hu Suarar Co. 5 d . c. 900.000 100! rocks 150 For further particulars apply to tons of freight annually, and has ar-b- or Olaa Sugar Co. .6 p. c. 1.2S0.00C 90 A large, well-drain- ed town lot; a CO- I'aiso p. 450,000 U2 IO25; W. G. IRWIN - LTD facilities for eight ocean steam- Pioneer Mill Co.6 p. e. 1.250,(100 U5 fine warehouse or tenement site. 3-- Waiaina Ag Co. 8p.c. l,000,00f 99U 4 acre lot, , well improved, on ers to doek at the same time. J c uryoe ugsr vo . 2,000,000 99i Beretania street; netting 18 per After the ceremonies an elaborate cent, now, with chance of in- 23.1275 paid. per cent. paid. - American-Hawaiia- n Go. luncheon was served. The company. tS crease. . Steamship excursion- Trent & SESSION SALB IS. ists are spending the night in coaches (Morning Session. 3-- 4 acre lot, cleared and fenced, on FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. and leave for Coatzacoaleos tomorrow 5 Kihei, 7.875; 15 Haw. Sug. Co., 32.50; Kapahulu road CO FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO Besides a number of good in WEEKLY SAILINGS (via Tehuan- morning for the daylight trip across 50 Ookala, 8. other tepec). LULU. BETWEEN BOARDS. vestments. . the isthmus. you are an OWNER of "for FOR RENT, cheaply, some If 10 Ewa, 24.625. , clean and freight received at all timer at the 29 A stop keep modern cottages. Company's wharf, tlst street. South S. S. Nevadan Jan. short will be made at Te , rent" houses and wish to Yrocklyn. huantepec, where a reception will be your property paying greatest re- given to Diaz. FOR RENT. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- - President turns, fill in blanks below and mail Professional Cards At which will have pleased COTTAGE, KalihL 7 room. Ranti CISCO. Coatzacoaleos, to our office. We will be $17.60. , I name changed S. S. Nevadan Feb. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO its formally to Puerto to communicate with you and tell MUSIC. LARGE HOUSE, Vineyard un atiet HONOLULU. Mexico, the party will witness the how it may be done. MISS GREGG Teacher of piano, also Possession January 1, 1907. CHEAP, And each month thereafter, loading of the Atlantic steamer Lewis mandolin and guitar. Young Hotel received Company wharf, & SALE freight at Luckenbach. President Diaz will there MESSRS. TRENT CO., FOR Mroenwich street. S. S. Alaskan Feb. 5 MRS. HODGSON, piano. One unlock the car, which he locked at Rental Department, teacher of of the finest residence properties & organ and singing, begs to give no In Honolulu. Lot 20, Block 107, and a H. HACKFELD CC. LTD., Agents. Salina Cruz. FORT STREET. General Fre'ght Awnt tice that, for the better' convenience portion of Lot 19, Block 107, Palelo on many pupils, 100 The Diaz party its way to the Dear Sirs: I have a house for of her she has removed Tract, feet on road. 180 feet deep. isthmus was greeted at the villages her studio from Vineyard street to j area 18,000 square feet. Just mauka of 276 nearly op- j by gaily deeorated natives with flags rent i at No. , Beretania street. No. the residence of Mr. R, D. Mead. Price posite Central Union church. Inter- J reasonable. Terms easy. Co. cannon, Also lots on Pacific Transfer and street. No. of bedrooms, --. views from ,3 to 6, Saturdays ex- - the Kapahu Road. Lots in Kewalo cepted. Tract. WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. No. rooms, . Improvements INVESTIGATING CAPT. CURTIS. Lots In Puunui Tract and mn the We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. Deal MRS. HERBERT S. EWING Teacher iower slde of Wyllie street. SAN FRANCISCO, January 24. 1 It or piano, jno. 444 iseretama avenue. A ers in stovt wood, coal and kindlings. yes-- nmnirv developed at the investigation held r-.-.. Please call or communicate with A -i 1 . rr 1 . A 126 King street, Main 58. Captains Bulger rtPMTTCTC! I cii- uuiii uuiue ana osiw oz Storage in Brick Warehouse, 'fhone terday by and Boles, me purpose giving in- for the of . . - t A T tlT tXT T T O Pnnm 911 I ' the United States local inspectors of may formation as to how I increase ijuiiamg. xei. ua. ... . lioston main CHAMBERLAIN, , Branch of-- boilers and hulls, into the stranding the returns on property which I W. W. of Pacific steamer . Room 206 Judd Bldg. Union Express Co. Co., the Mail City of have for rent. PHYSICIANS Hustace, Peck Ltd. Para inside the breakwater at Salina DR. MCLENNAN Corner Beretania aEAD THE ADVERTISER 63 Queen Street. Cruz on November 28th, that a wrong Owner . ana Jtticnaras sireeia. . main , WORLD'S signal given in 229. NEWS DAILY. Having baggage, con tracts with the following steamship lines: the enginejrooni from Address Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. the bridge was the cause of the ac Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kaisen Kaisha Steamship Co. cident, Classified Advertisements CHAS. BREWER ft CO.'S We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble Captain E. Curtis, the vessel's mas f checking on the wharf. ter, stated that as soon as he saw the WANTED. New York Line Piano and Furniture Moving ship going ahead instead of astern YARDBOY. Apply this office. 7641 Regular line of vessels plying as ' a Specialty. Telephone Main 86. the gongs given intended she should, between New York and Hono- he let go of the port anchor, A MAN who thoroughly understands lulu. Iron ship TILLIE E. refraction and prescription work In E. M. Simpson, the third officer, who STARBUCK will sail from New optics. Address, "Optics," Adver York for Honolulu on or about J gave the signals, stated ves-- ?t v. r i . rt v.M Tre T 13 . T g that the tiser office. 214 15, 1907. XT. morgan, r vmnponu, l a.t mo-tr. - , February iTeeiaem; j. u g 8el WaS M with hpll pull..,1 s TiLEXAriDER T SU-,-or. A "P m.rV TrAMAr N. V. Oftrfiw. And tor; VrnV & ana.Tlggea FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- LADY Isoshima, King Uastaee, Manager. which are now obsolete. It is the first hat cleaner. K. EST RATES. . - . I steamer he has been on that the pulls street. 214 For freight rates apply to K CHAS. HUStaCC-PeC- Company, Ltd. g are used. A11 steamers use indi- - yOUNG BREWER A CO.. new A SECOND - HAND, porcelain-line- d 27 Kilby I St., Boston, or DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. g catprs. The engine room got only one bathtub, in good condition. Address, THEO. H. DAVIES A CO., LTD. DEALERS IN gong and a jingle (full speed). The -- D" this office. 7640 Honolulu. FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. witness could only account for it by mm 55,000. Magnificent ABSOLUTELY parlor suit and a Also White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. saying that the second pull was not HonohjIiF S riRt-PRo- Japanese embroidered screen In ex effectual as he started the jingle too cellent condition showing effects of soon. Port Arthur siege. Secured with Albert F. Afong THE FACXnO METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. The case was taken under advise great difficulty. Apply Kunst-Al-ber- s, 832 Fort Street. ment. , Habarovsk, Eastern Siberia. 7639 STOCK AND BOND BROKER G)mmercial Advertiser Issued Every Cmnday Morning by the WBikiU Beach MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND Catered at the Post Office at Honolulu, Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. SIX Carpenters; apply W. Faty, BOND EXCHANGE. second-clas- s SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. T. as matter. 4Z.H. HERT8CHt.tO- - MANAGE, 1641 Anapuni street. 7639 THSU REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SA a ARRIVED. SUBSCRIPTION BATES: o RENT. 3S FOR magnlfl- - On Tear $12.00 SASOX. Sunday, February 3. FURNISHED, mosquito - proof, six' Beautiful site, bracing air, Six Months 6.00 5 Str. Likelike, Naopala, from Hawaii Classified Advertisements c?nt view. $!5 3" room cottage in Punahou. Gas - Advertising rates on application. ports, 2 a, m. stove, free artesian water and large 5 building lots in Manoa Valley, i- IwalanI, Piltz, Molokai acre each, $1000 a lot. 8 27 29 90 78 67 00 64 8 SB 4 Str. from yard; half block from ihree car lines. Publiahea every morning exeept Sun- 75 7 ports, 4 a, m. SITUATION WANTED. U 28 M 8i- 6i .56. 8! 8 s Rent $35. Address "D.", Advertiser day by the T H 29 9 7S 6$ T I 72 1 5 Str, W. G. Hall, Thompson, from A FIRST-CLAS- S bookkeeper having office, or telephone 1597. 7641 W SO 29 74 77 64 2 80 9 K 11 White HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD, 29-8- ports, 5 a. m. spare to keep T 31 1 75 61 64 84 10 9 15 Kauai time desires one or twa Ton Holt Block No. 65 Soutk King St. 9 I WW 75 67 .M M 10 8 15 Str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from Kauai sets of books. Address, "O.", Adver- - SIX-ROO- M cottage, mosquito-proo- f, R. C, A. PETERSON O H CRANE MANAGEB 8 2 29 64 Ti 70 d5j 88 10 8 20 ports, 6 a. m. User office. 7637 one block from fire station. Enquire 1323 214 DUE TODAY. Fort street. 365 LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED Note: Barometer readings are cor OFFICES FOR KENT. Tela. Main 168 P. O. Box BUREAU. rected . for temoerature. instrumental I P. M S. S. Siberia, Zeeder, from th FURNISHED rooms Methodist Red 431. Kaahumanu St. STATES WEATHER Orient, a. m 'THE STANGENWALD," only fire at the - errors, and loeal cravity. and redueed parsonage, corner Miller Bere- Alexander Young- Building. Honolulu. proof office building city. and to sea leveL Average cloudiness stated U. S. A. T. Thomas, from Manila in tania. 214 Sunday, Feb. 3, 1907. in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind SAIL TODAY, is prevailing direction during 24 hours 1 p. m. ALEXANDER YOUNG 'BUILDING, THSBMO. K ?5" 5" WIND S. S. Siberia, Zeeder, for San COTTAGE, 904 Sheridan street, oppo- - Broker and Agent 5 tr O LBJ7 11 A I ? ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is Francisco, may sail p. m, 4i.UUUlUI,U,i.D Jliiy i W site Mrs. Wright. Apply, building; includes electric light, F. John average velocity in miles per hour. str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai rent son, Love Bakery, - 763? WM. B. STOCJiMAN , 1 ports, 5 p. m. hot and cold water and janitor ser Hamm-Toun- g . , vice. Apply the Von m . I on-iuu- . jiiiecLriu ? a 2.!: o jcAswan ixitui. Co.. Ltd. "iwiiaiin uwciijng. Business and Warehouse Blocks and I : ' : g II light and gas; mosquito-proo- f. Ap Arrived. ply to Mrs. Hendry, 1327 Sites. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Per str. W. G. Hall, February 3, from Pensacola FOR SALE. street. 213 1900 39 92 7 81 73 00 71 1 j .... Kauai ports. J. H. Coney, E. R. Biven, Docking Properties. I ! I LACE and Australian maidenhair ferns Harbor and 2 J 3 !s 'i-- Mrs. B. Mendiole, He! Fat, Y. Amoy, J, UOl 29 84 "8 67 73 Oo 70 10 KS in hanging 710 FIVE-ROO- M cottage King id a Yamanaka, baskets for sale at in lane oft Ranching and Farming Lands. 30-1- avenue, Alapai. opposite 1901 9 75 79 Tl .IS M ' Beretania eorner of and South street. Enquire O E in 3 c: 31 a a 2 VESSELS . 7640 H. W. Green, No. 133 Merchant Residence Property, All Description. 19C9 15 69 f aft I a IN PORT. (I0.05 7J 00 69 8 MB street. 7627 p.m., Ft. m m. s m am.) 1 Rise 171 (Army and Navy). Acreage Properties. IK 4 29.91 57 (3 .00 73 J . u 4 l.t 2.14 l.M.B 30.B.53 11.41 PRACTICALLY new top buggy; al3o xi l I 7j u. S. . Iroauols, Carter. Midway. pole and double harness. Apply, For U 29 .9 14 S H 02 76 7 KB 7 T a I0.S3. U4. B 3W LOST. Beach and Mountain Homes, etc.. ? I Co., III I .. . Wright Carriage South and King A NOTEBOOK, on King street, with 1 &- re- - 190S 73 64 OU W 6 11.46 6 6 4 04 5.86 6 35 5 54' o 40 u - - - Manning-, Joynes, Lease or Sale. 30 70 71 6 t 5 If IIl irom streets. 7636 stenographic notes. re- Rent, III i iiei cruise. Jan. zi Reward if M0 29 J7 77 64 70 i. 91 S w 11 T 7 11 00 5 04 7 15 6 84(5 55j 1.4S Fr. cruiser CaUnat, Hautefeuille, San turned to this office. 7641 'am. p.m. Sherman, 97 64 "iTl w 8, 0.47 1.8 11.21 6.63 8 18 iii6 84 5 55 lA Diego, 29, at Manila. aB n 70 74 I r 2 Jan. pure dog. (Merchant Vessels.) Sheridan, at San Francisco. SMALL white, long haired WM. B. STOCKMAN, 8 i l.M Z-- l.IO 7.on 9.02 6 13 ft 66 S 43 Dix, at Manila. Reward If returned to Iwakaml's Investments, t ' I I I I T TiJr)o Am Section Director. ,nl O M O . ' O A. A . . .. n I PrVlno" - - sp., Graham, store, Hotel 7639 8 .a ... THE MAILS. street. Appraisements, Aianiia, jan. xi. Last quarter of the moon Feb. 5. Bucentaur, Br. s.s.. Jenkins, Colonies, Mails are due from the following ROOM AND BOARD. Notary VICTOR TAT.KTNQ MACHINES The tides at Kahultfi and Hilo occur Jan. 28. points as follows: ROOM and board in private family at about one hour Hono-- - Compare the talking; machines earlier than at J Californian. Am. s.s., Sweetster, Seat-- San Francisco Per Nevadan, Feb. 6. 11! Kins- street, comer Pilkol. 7629 of five years ago with VIC- ""a. tie, Jan. 31. Orient Per Siberia, today. the Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Alameda, TOR of today and note the won- Am. s.s., Dowdell, San Fram Colonies Per Miowera, Feb. 6. BU1LDING- STEIN WAY, STARR ay minutes Blower tnan Greenwich cisco, Feb. 1. 3McINTYRE -3 derful advancement. It Is im- Victoria Per Moana, Feb. 9. OTHER PIANOS. possible to any depart following I AND conceive of decrees thirtv minntA- - Tl, TRANSPORT SERVICE. Mails will for the FOR SALE House and Lot, Wahiawa; further Improvement In this points as follows: j Residence, Prospect Street, etc. THAYER PIANO CO. almost tie blows at 1:30 p m, which is the Thomas, sailed from Manila for Hono human machine. . 156 HOTEL STREET. same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. lulu, Jan. 15. Houses rented. Loans and mortgages BEEOSTEOM MUSIC CO. Ltd. Sun moon r?, negotiated. Corporation Phone Main 218. and are for local time for Logan, at San Francisco. - rpnninni0pa. r?L i auditor. group. if,.,. GUARANTEED. the whole Buford, at San Francisco. Victoria Per Miowera, Feb. 6. V I W. L. HOWARD. TUNING