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U. S. WEATHER BUEEAU, February 12. Last 24 hours' rainfall, .00. SUGAR. 86 Bgre Test CentrifapOa, per Temperature. Max. 80; Min. 65. Weather, mainly fair. 5.42c; Ton, $68.40. ' 88 Analyses Beets, 8s. 9L; Per Ton, $76.40. urr A8utMu uLV & an : VOL. XLV., NO. 7649. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1907; PRICE FIVE CENTS. King Carnival EW YEAR LEARN IMPORTATION OF Held Merrv Swav FESTIVITIES TO BESEEC COOLIES MAY BE NOW PROHIBITED Success of Mardi Gras Bal Masque Chinese Show Lavish Rev. Dr. Johnston on Overtopped Expectations. Hospitality to Ail Need of Interces- Secretary Root Preparing an Amendment to Kins' Carnival held merry sway a aulein Grace Carroll as Elsass- - Comers. sory Prayer. the Moana last night during the seve- Lothringen, Immigration Bill Which May Close ral hours in which the friends of the Sam Johnson, as a Sixteenth Century Japanese, wore an costume Kilohana Art League danced in cos- elaborate Mainland to Our Japs. and sustained the part well. Chinatown was the center of Interest Perhaps one of the strongest doctrinal tume to the music of the Hawaiian all day yesterday and far into the addresses which has been delivered Mrs. F. A. Sehaefer as a Grecian "band and the Ellis quintet club. Sel- night, the Celestial residents beaming from a latter-da-y Honolulu pulpit wa3 lady in a gown , of white chiffon upon all comers and each other in the given by Dr. Johnston at the Central dom has the Moana been the scene of trimmed with goldbraid over white (Associated happiness of New Year. Throughout! Union church last night. The speaker Press Cablegrams.) gaiety and an all around regret satin ribbon a magnificent costume, such section of the city business was handled his subject, "Intercessory the creator of which has every reason that WASHINGTON, February 13. President Roosevelt has con- was expressed that the tourists who are every Chinese Prayer." in a remarkably man to be proud of her achivement. suspended, the door of lucid sulted Speaker expected here after the 22nd could not shop being ticketed with a bit of red ner. Notwithstanding the fact that the Cannon about the insertion of a clause in the immi- G. Hawes, Jr., representing have been present and seen how Ho- Mrs. A paper hieroglyphed to the effect that Mardi Gras festival drew large num- - gration hill prohibiting the importation of Japanese coolies. The Evening Bulletin, was dressed in -- nolulu folk beguile themselves during there was nothing doing in the way of hers away from town, a fair sized Secretary Root is preparing j. genuine ' amendment white satin stamped with a conveying to Initiated crowd greeted f,he night of an to the bill to exclude winter evenings. paper. trade and the third the the edition of that She carried a invitation to step in and have Johnston services. all Asiatics in Hawaii and the Philippines from entering the main- the lanais and which she gave the The decorations of sheaf of small editions, something. Big gaudy lanterns swung Together on ;he platform with the land of away as Mardi Gras extra. The the United States. ballroom were most beautiful.1 The a in front of the clubhouses, shops and speaker was the Rev. Mr, Edwards of . lady looked charming in a cockade hat ladies in charge of this part of the ar- residences, while the more opulent the Christian church, who read, by re with "The Press" in large letters on quest, . spent yesterday among the illuminated the the fifteenth chapter of St. John. rangements at the trimming. Black gloves, slip- celebrators satin places business last ! After a brief prayer, Miss Ormerod of PROBABLY 150 LIVES LOST lioiel and the results of their labors were pers and powdered hair. fronts of their of colored incandes- Maul sang "Thou Art Our Father," in advantage in the evening. night with strings of shawn to Mrs. Will Avery, as The Advertiser,! cent lights. Over many of the build a pleasing manner. ON SUNKEN "The building committee was made up of wore a white satin gown appropriate! ings flapped the yellow dragon of the In the course of his sermon Dr. John- STEAMER my. Xoonan and Mrs. ly printed upon. She also had a cock Empire and the tortured instruments ston said: "If I were to ask you what ayT ana you consider to be the highest ideal ade hat, trimmed with "The Press" of scores of orchestras wailed Giffard. shrieked in all directions, while fire of the Christian life, what constitutes BLOCK motto, and wore black satin slippers. the full development grace, ISLAND, R. I., February 12 The steamer Larchmont To them fell the task of decorating crackers by the thousands testified to of his I Mrs. Hawes and Mrs. Avery walked the fact that the Chinese had dis wonder what you would say? There was sunk today in a collision with the schooner Harry Knowlton. h huildinar and boxes. Miss Nolte, might be some you say together and shouted the virtues of the covered gunpowder and were not afraid of who would Possibly 180 persons have been lost. decorating committee, to use it. that It was a glowing victory of purity Nineteen have been rescued. chairman of the rival papers while in the grand march, and others who say was George The parade, in which the members of would that it BLOCK ISLAND, February 13. Probably 150 lives have been had for her assistants: Mrs. Mr. Spencer Bickerton was hand the Chinese Empire Reform Associa- an increasing passion fofc-soul- " lost. The corpses that have come ashore are encased in several C Beckley. Mrs. Charles Lucas, Miss somelv costumed as a gentleman of tion took part, was a creditable show- - 'Ye have not chosen me, but I have the court of George IIL ing of the strength of that society, hun-- chosen you, that ye go forth and bring inches of ice. Trene Dickson, Mrs. Clara Schmidt, forth fruit. way Miss V. Pounds wore a Court Km dreds of persons gathering along the That is the that Jesus Misa.Hollineer. Mrs. C. W. Booth, Miss line of march to witness it. Christ has stated definitely what His pire gown of primrose satin trimmed purpose prayer The steamship Larchmont is an old vessel belonging to the Joy line. She Restarick and Miss Dreler, The members of the United Chinese is for us. His for us IRhodes. Miss with old point lace. In her powdered Society held a reception that, ranks is that we may grow into such a fellow is of 1605 tons gross register and carries a crew of fifty men. Some four year in the, hands of such artistic ladies hair, yellow roses were entwined, all previous occasions of a similar char- ship with Him. So working out this ago this same vessel sank at her moorirgs at Block Island, but there were no mem- great law "of love, we could go wrong. James Ma Miss Grace Montague Cooke, lady-i- n acter. The officers and leading shall reach the casualties. - nothing re- climax of all, to a life prevailing to aueen. had a Court bers of the organization warmly it of The schooner Harry Knowlton, with which uire was also an assistant and to him waifiine the ceived the guests and after an exr prayer. to God. That is what He says. she collided, is a much smaller Empire gown of pink satin with rose Would you and lighter vessel, being only 128 feet in length, with a gross tonnage of 317. Is due the credit of the magnificent ar change of felicitations escorted them to have said that? That point lace. the banauet room, where a collation your highest idea of a Christian's life rangement throne. of the Miss M. Pounds, Court Empire gown was served, i is one of prevailing prayer? It was not my conception of idea On the walls leaves of the date palm of rose satin, trimmed with Irish point During the two hours of the reception the three ar the Hawaiian band occupied a place years ago. l had read It many times, BINGER HERMANN'S were brought into requisition and lace. Powdered halr in the veranda and discoursed popular but I never saw it. Jesus Christ says ranged in groups in the center of which Miss. Elsie Sehaefer.' as a water music. There was an evidence of good the highest example is prevailing among prayer with God, and His great longing were hung. The same scheme nymph, was an original and delightful feeling the guests as well as the TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY masaues hosts, for the Chinese in Honolulu are for us is that we may reach this pre pieces from character. ; vailing prayer God was followed in one of the Josephine VArtigue a well thought of and the residents of with Miss de was never op "We emphasized the fact yesterday electrolier, the greens being enliv gown. other nationalities miss an the picture of loveliness in a Grecian portunity to show their respect. afternoon and evening, that God is the WASHINGTON, February 13. Hermann's masques. only source power ened by a group of Miss Sehaefer was a graceful Carmen, The refreshments were bountiful and of in the redemption trial for conspiracy has begun. was symphony in white Mrs. Manuel Phillips, as a clown, elegant. There was a constant stream of man. But Jesus could! not ask until The throne a His return to the throne, and now He being part well. of, people going in and out of the place nrt gold, on either side palms acted the during the time the reception was in can only ask through you and me. We Binger Hermann, formerly a Congressman from Oregon and then chief R. Robeson, as a Norway grouped and on -- the dais a fur robe Mrs. Nettle progress. have been given the commission, and of the General Land Office, is said to have been implicated in the timber land peasant rirl. had a striking and at Equally successful was the nublic re He can only ask through us. to elegance of the design. The frauds which brought about the downfall of the late Senator Mitchell. added the tractive costume. ception given to the room of the Bow I pray only for these, not for the worlck through I ' " T ' lanai was banked with evergreens and Virginian, Wongs, the members of which were un in order that their Harry Wilder, as the wore tiring labor the world might believe. John was niche in the ballroom in their efforts to make their maile. as the his chaps gracefully. guests as happy as they were them says, 'We have an Advocate with the THAW'S MIND IMPROVED. directly over the throne. Here a por Harry Davison, as a Hobo, was a selves. The other clubs about the city Father, who ever liveth to make inter good prizewinner. i also shared in expressing the good will cession for us.' Four times we have tion of the Ellis quintet club was sta this exemplified prayer, Mrs. M. Swanzy wore a handsoj prevailing between the Chinese citizens in the but it is tloned, the music being heartily encor F. only through prayer that we can re-- 1 gown of the city and the other races. NEW YORK, February 13. Testimony was introduced yester-- --ed. The throne was at the right of the white satin en traine. The celebration will continue until dining room. Facing Mrs. W. M. Graham, as Frivolity, Friday, during which why He is so anxious that we should day to prove the mental improvement of Harry Thaw since the entrance to the time the fishmar prayers were private wore-- becoming rea costume wun ket will be practically deserted and the make which will be acceptable shooting, the object being to prevent his committal to the asylum. the door the fourteen to God. He waits for the Church to were occupied by specta cockade hat. fruit business will be given over alto ... .' T" "boxes which gether to the Japanese dealers. rise to the place when It can pray for gowns worn by some of the Mr. Arthur Wall Impersonated Bridge ' tors. The the nation. The disciples ask, 'Lord EX-GO- ladies in this part of the room were Whist. teach us to pray.' They had always V. HIGGINS DEAD. prayed,, yet they wanted to know the "very handsome. S. M. Ballou wore the Student's cap HAWA lights IMS secret of power of prayer. I believe it Thousands of Incandescent and gown. was a repetition 1 of the fundamental Ex-Govern- or -- Y., were distributed throughout the lana Miss Anna Rose, as "Hawaii," was prayer, and not anything new. After OLEAN, N. February 13. Higgins is dead. and on the roof garden. dressed in a black holoku. TO BE FORTIFIED repeating this fundamental prayer ha One of the features of the affair was Miss Lishman, as a Butterfly, was proceeds to another subject interces Mr. Higgins retired from the governorship of New York on December 31. sory prayer. You remember the man ' -- half-doz- en red-robe- d, be- - charming. - the entry of a who went to one friend and asked for witching maidens with tridents, as they Mr. Jamie Wilder personified Black The Washington Post of January 30 says: bread in the middle of the night; not --walked keening time to the march and White. j for himself, but for a friend. Oh, how CHINESE FESTIVITY music Mrs. Walter Combes, as Frivolity, The Senate has Increased the appro our Father would be pleased to have by of was gowned yellow priation for the defenses of Hawaii, In us say, 'Father, we are hungry, we are A novel dress was worn one in satin. hungry." was a perfectly miss jsmma itose, wno appeared as accordance with the recommendations the roysterers. It of Secretary Taft. It is estimated that The greatproblem in the psychology WILL NOT PREVENT formed white chicken and looked as Pink Roses." was flowerlike and at the War Department can expend to ad of prayer is, What about the power of ihnueh It mteht have slipped from tractive. vantage $360,000 during the coming the man to grieve the Holy Spirit? coop. C. A. Brown was a court officer of fiscal year. Note the picture of the man who does GAMBLING Abies not intercessory RAIDS the reign of Kalakaua. While the suggestfon will be officially intend to bend for this SOME OF THE COSTUMES. scouted that the recent Japanese wa prayer. Jesus shows how this man Dr. Fitzgerald wore the rich costume Owing to the crowd there must have talk has anything to do with the forti bvercomes His will to the contrary. an Sikh. " 'Ask given unto "We do not Intend to allow any open seventy at play there. From some In- persons present it is of Indian fication of Hawaii, people generally will and it shall be "been a thousand Mrs. Chillingworth and Mr. Black regard the Insistence of the War De you, seek and ye shall find, knock and gambling in Honolulu if we know scrutable reason the impression seem practically impossible to furnish any- partment Jt snaH be opened unto you.' But what ed to prevail about Chinatown that the wen-sustain- as Inspired man were ed by the belief that about it, no matter whether this is costumes, Japanese can be Surely can only games were to be allowed to run with- thing like an accurate list of the time is at hand when something the lesson? it Chinese New Tear time or not. If we characters. is: out hindrance during celebration, Miss Lorna tangible must be done to Insure un-beth- the man keeps on asking until their Oneen of the Carnival receive any information About a game and to check that Idea the members of an embroidered Sam Walker represented Charles II. disturbed possession of the islands. The fle receives; he seeks until he finds, he was majestic in able-bodi- the. special force spent several laukea continued influx of ed Japa- - Knocks until It is opened unto him. we are going out to raid it now Just hours velvet THE PRIZE WINNERS on Monday in Chinatown, warning white satin en tralne with red nese into Hawaii, many of them veter--1 "I illustrated last night that it was the same as we have always done. The all was Russo-Japane- that this year the law was gtlng to with ermine. It a most difficult task that had ans of the se war. Just what they did at Ramabais be cloak, trimmed has not! holiday time among the Chinese is not enforced. At the Maunakea street Joint Dr. George Herbert, King of the Car- been set the committee named to de-- been overlooked. Of course, the oros- - school. They proposed to pray until any change - going to make in our policy this warning was laughed at. olde on th tVia I pect of war with Japan seems verv re-- 1 lney- received and they receivea it costume time relative m.rita of " game nival, wore a rich of the I mnta 1,. v. I theV alwBTa ffn whatever." This was the declaration The Moiliili was running at tl Sing Loya mill, in the rice fields, Napoleon. , wan says, ao now to made yesterday afternoon by Chief of the of , t, . . . the possibilities are such as to "u ve not ktiow big dining room being filled was attired as a marcnea past mem at tne openmg or a rrho pray as we ought- - We surely thought with Mrs. Kate Fullbrook instfv nrnmrit mM.,r0 Detectives Taylor, when asked concern- Chinks, gathered around seven gam- Tyrollan peasant. (Continued on Page Four.) United States does not Intend to give Paul knew how to pray. But he him. ing the alleged criticism of the activity ing tables. Unfortunately up Hawaii to anybody, self says that he did not know how to the arrival and would be of police in raiding a Joint on Ma- of the police was noted by on of th forced to fight desperately for it if it pray 'as he ought. But the spirit the un a street yesterday morning, the watchers, who raised an alarm so that should be captured. The War Depart maketh intercession for us. 'Christ kea when the police appeared upon the PORTRAIT GIFT OF CHINESE ment evidently thinks it is cheaper to ever liveth to make intercession for us critics n the matter being Judge Gear, scene it was to see about seventy pig defend it than to recapture it. and the with groanings.' Intercession can not Eddie Douthitt and Charley tails scooting in all directions. Seven public is likely to adopt the same view. be obtained otherwise. Paul knew it, players had stayed behind to gather up The Philippines are different and he wrote of what he had money STUDENTS TO OAHU COLLEGE in a "You may say for the police depart the from the tables and these, class. Big appropriations for fortify with the money, dominoes and dice, ing them are not urged by the military "Some years ago a lady was received ment," continued Taylor, "that we are were captured. authorities. The people have not had into our church in a very unusual way. sparing no trouble to locate and stamp In relation to the morning raid, an The Chinese students of Oahu College Ing shown him. He commented on the an opportunity to indicate their pleas-- She had never owned a Bible. I was out the open games in all parts of the afternoon paper tries to give the im J calIel to hospital and presented a handsome portrait of Gen- fact that Gen. Armstrong had received ure with regard to the retention of thajt her bedside in the city and that we are now getting pret-- pression that Sheriff laukea and De arrhinetaiTrt 4f . unWromal-- 1 She said to me. am a. follower of . 1 "IT! vut. AOla u ju.-- v I I . . tective Taylor had turned around and to school much of his education at Punahou and 4. imthi . eral S. C. Armstrong the ly Jesus as get I ose some suggestion suspected that if a vote could be ad soon as I out of this arrested a number of Chinamen In the Monday. The presentation was made that he had taken his for had on the question the islands would hospital I want to unite with your the players in which, for some reason Society Hall In which they had appear by Aloy Soong. President Griffiths, in the founding of Hampton Institute be ordered sold to the highest bidder, church.' I was surnrised. hut the lady or other, seem to think that they are ed as guests. As a matter of fact the - continued, his acceptance, spoke first of the fact from the HIlo Boarding School and La- under proper terms securing certain 'Pray for my husband that immune from arrest." raid was made on another street al he ma-i- be converted also T can together and gang arrested had no Chinese always showed grati- hainaluna Seminary. Hawaii might fundamental rights to the Filipinos. At for police were yesterday. the that the any rate, enough been from never be happy until he Is.r Three The active more connection with the members of the claim the honor of furnishing the man has learned thirty-tw- o tude and appreciation for what popular discussion to make it quite evi weeks after this she united with our making a haul of Chinamen the society who had entertained tho school or the teachers did for them and and the source of the Inspiration for church on a beautiful confession of in the Maunakea street raid and break- officials than the Governor of the Ter dent that heavy expenditures of Amer- game then of Gen. Armstrong's life and work the founding of the school which had ican money in the islands, for any pur- - faith. Calling upon each one present ing up another big in MoHiili, ritory has with a gang of drunken sail (Continued capturing seven Chinamen out of about ors on the waterfront- - and of the Increasing honor that Is be- - done so much to uplift the negro race. (Contlnued on Page Four.) on Page Two.) HONOLULU, FEBRUARY THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, 13, 1907. 3 wwwwwr inim&iTP him Tigtit-fittm- g fliiu rJ ionunio underwear JUST OUT OF A BATH i You save in hot weather creates can I THE CANAL unnatural warmth. ' COOL AND REFRESHED beautiful Notting- WEAR FROM 25 TO 40 PER CENT cn 5 taking ad-vanta- ge LOOSE-rTTTLN- G ham Lace Curuins in floral designs, by on. is delightful of our Curtain Sale this week. Sale now This the feeling of wearers are new goods we have just received loose-fittin- Among many Late Trade-Mr- of g ALL-OVE-R Why the Chairman B. V. D. TOWELS. WHITE MULL at 335c per yard, Keg. U.S. Patent Office. COLLARS, Coat-G-ut EMBROIDERIES, LADIES Did Not Suit the Coat-C- ut Undershirts and Knee Length H BLACK SILK GLOVES. CAMBRIC EMBROID- Undershirts TO Drawers. ERIES AND EDGINGS WITH INSERTIONS - President. and hi Knee-Lengt- h W1 MATCH Look the accompanying illustration. ft Drawers at ft Advertiser.) 2 (Mail Special to the and be cool Isn't it a picture of comfort? WASHINGTON, D. C, January 31-.- and a hi Affairs at Washington are rapidly con comfortable Model Block iA verging into a broad and deep but quiet Accept no imitation, we sell the original. current. There is less agitation on the Fort Street hi woven label) M A BLOM, surface. Perhaps the rapids have all (Identified byD.V.D. red McIMERNY, Ltd. 5t been passed. The shaking fists over 2 of A complete selection of all size and HONOLULU. the Brownsville affray has ceased. The styles for sale by us. President has been studying the canal contracts with Secretary Taft. They have agreed to award the contract. The Congress Is grinding away on the big appropriation bills, authorizing the tak O ing of many millions from the Treas NIGHTS ury, and having a little quarrel occa sionally but on the whole very busy. Myrtles vs. Healanis CiilMIJKl This short session of three months will A DAINTY TOAST IX THEIR ANNUAL. probably appropriate close to a billion We have sold a number of building lots to very desirable of the people's money. It takes con purchasers during the past few weeks. People are beginning to siderable time to vote away that amount. see the future of Kaimuki. There has been peace around the "And now we've come to bread AQU1 terse and forceful recommendation from one of Read the White house of late. The lawgivers and cheese, Honolulu 's most prominent physicians regarding health conditions are going there on frequent errands "We'll have to drink to kisses; 16 SATURDAYS THE CLIMATE The waiter's trained, he 'never 23 in Kaimuki, Waialae'and Palolo. "I BELIEVE but these are not often of great Im sees,' OF THESE EEGIONS IS UNUSUALLY HEALTHFUL IN portance. There, are but few good of And Cupid never misses." P fices now to bestow. The President ail rightSir j EVERY PARTICULAR.' '. The knows pop- THE CHAMPION RELAY, likes to keep in touch , with what is trained waiter the , DARING Also the interesting opinion, of another equally prominent going on at the Capitol according- ular drink. MONTE CHRISTO ACT, and FAST physician. ly he likes to talk with Senators and SWIMMERS' RACE, HUMAN CORKS FLOAT. have always looked upon the foothills and rolling slopes members a portion of every week day "I morning. STARTLING AERIAL FEATS, as most healthy localities to live in, and Rainier around Honolulu the A notable matter of the last few t WATER POLO MATCH, who can afford believe that it will not be many years before all days has been the resignation of Theo- -- At tbe to do so will abandon their residences on the lowlands forming dore P. Shonts as chairman of the Isth- Honolulu proper and live in the higher elevations. . mian Canal Commission. His resigna- HOTEL BATHS tion has been accepted by... the Presi "In the district comprising Kaimuki, Waialae and Palolo, dent to take effect March 4. In accept- ADMISSION - -- $ .75 you all essentials of perfect climate; that portion of" have the a ing it the President bestowed a lot of RESERVED SEATS 1.00 the country is swept directly by the sea breezes which, pass only pleasant words upon the retiring chair- man, which was quite in contrast with nor and Greene back from Canada, over dry land nndefiled by taropatches and rice plantations. they fled. the scoring John F. Wallace received whither had LEARNING TO BESEECH "The elevation is satisfactory in every way and the heights "Mr -- Oliver must "associate himself when he suddenly quit the job of com independent an any sloping of with contractors at are easily accessible by vehicle, the character mission chairman. But, as has been early date and form a $5,000,000 cor (Continued from Page One.) BEST SOAP. THAT'S OURS. the ground and the porous nature of the soil afford perfect drain- pointed out in many quarters, the Pres- poration for the work. At least 51,-- by name, she said, "Pray for my hus- 500,000 paid in cash and age, while absence of stagnant water is in my opinion ident and Secretary Taft did not want must be in band that he may become a Christian.' NOW the total $1,500,000 form of to place. more must be in the "I went to see her husband one day one most essential conditions a desirable Mr. Wallace leave his While subscriptions two told him joined of the for residential there have been no official utterances solvent and the other and that his wife had millions may be devoted to securing our church. 'I don't know what has 54.00 a Case Delivered district." on the subject it is certain enough that come over her," Mr. Shont's resignation was welcomed. a bond. he said, 'she used to If Mr. Oliver succeeds with his plans have a terrible temper, but that's all He certainly was not urged to stay. gone.1 I can "We also have a few very desirable cottages to rent in dif- All in all, Mr. for digging the canal he will likely understand that, but she Shonts has been a dis gen- says BY YOUR GROCER. appointment in his capacity as chair- become quite as famous in future refuses to eat, the food chokes ferent parts of the city. man erations as any other man connected her. She eats a few bites to please of the Isthmian Canal Commis me, says she can never sion. He did not make the right Im- with the canal construction. He has but eat until I figured very low, his bid for the become a Christian. pression in Washington. His friends "Why have proclaimed his abilities and sung of the work having beeir not become a Christian?" I his praises. Secretary Taft, however, 6.75 per cent, of the cost of the work, asked. - ; spiffs . ai co. early was whereas the next bid by parties" hav- "Don't intend to," he replied. sib decided that there something "Better do it," I said, "you can't hold hmo ins Hawaiian f uQss lacking in Mr. Shonts when it came to ing the facilities for the undertaking prayers mis such a titanic job as the digging or and the capital to back up their ef- out against such as those." 1-- Mac-Arth- ur "Oh, I want to do now." Limited. the canal. The chairman certainly did forts was 12 2 per cent, by the don't it - Three months after the talk with his not enjoy the full confidence of .the Gillespie combination. This hospital, LIMITED. evi- wife in the the husband was T. Secretary of War and there were combination has had its representative converted. L. WALDRON, Agent. dences that President Roosevelt Was here ever since the bids were opened Did you ever pray that way your- not altogether satisfied with him. Mr. and they have asserted that it would self? That's the real way. Shonts retained his presidency of the be impossible to build the canal as Real Estate Department. railroad, In Puna, India, not far from Rama-ba- is Clover Leaf which the Presi cheaply as Mr. Oliver thinks he could school, there is girls' dent did not altogether approve. do it. However, Mr. Oliver is regard- another dig- school and also a boys' school. There Oahu Ice & Electric Furthermore Mr. Shonts's idea of ed as a very shrewd and successful is a gentleman living near Puna, that ging . to the canal seemed be a life of contractor. He has a lot of his own had rejected Hinduism but did not care ease in Washington for the commission money and does not have to pay per- COMPANY. ' to become a Christian. The truth was chairman with plenty of society for centages to banks and bankers. If he j his wife and daughters. Mrs. Shonts that if he turned Christian his father succeeds in meeting the government's and two Misses Shonts would cut off his patrimony. His wife Ice delivered an any the returned requirements for undertaking the job had been sent to a Christian school, part of the city. from Europe a few months ago with a he will about as big a on Island orders promptly filled. great apparently some have task bis and while there was converted. She Tel. Main flourish and of for next eight or ten years 3151. 600. the family was responsible for hands the wrote to him saying that she had be P. O. Box Office, Kewalo. the that any man ever had. He will work, come a Christian and intended to be Flourishing Plants, Gorgeous Foliage, story that President Roosevelt had course, baptised; wanted them to come to Washington of uncjer the directions of Chief "you have often professed TRY ?! Engineer Stevens, will prepare OUR DELICIOUS for a winter of social gayeties. Those who the to be a Christian but have never been estimates and the specifications for the baptised. Come up and be baptised "Peach Mellow" and "Raspor" who know President Roosevelt are - work.- government with me. you ' The will a come or ' Successful Gardens well aware that that sort of ad- furnish But whether Si expense any- large portion of the plant, together with not I shall be baptised." AT vertising at his would be He We all can have the expenditure of a time and a thing but agreeable to him. a lot of material, and will pay for the went to see his wife and when at little little labor. The contractors simply take out he got to the school, the girls all crowd- Consolidated Soda Waterworks money. No investment yields such a satisfactory return. Now is the Chairman Shonts was plainly deter- mined not to go to the isthmus to a percentage of the money expended as ed around him and began to pray. It - was time to invest in live. He preferred that Chief Engineer remuneration for their own efforts and ten o'clock, and they prayed until G. S. LEITHE AD, Manager. outlay. four o'clock, no thought of luncheon; Phone M. 71. John F. Stevens should attend to the they HAMMOND'S SLUG SHOT drudgery and make the dirt fly. The Up at the Capitol the Brownsville were determined to pray until Killed Insects for Thirty Years. chairman could occupy the mahogany controversy has been transferred to the he was converted. He held out until a ad- Senate Committee on Military Affairs, little after four, then he gave in, and furnished offices in Washington to - HAMMOND'S THRIP JUICE vantage and keep in touch with the whose members are making ready to was baptised with his wife. Iwakami. ne "The girls school had intend- Concentrated Liquid Insecticide. War Department and the White House. examine and cross-exami- the officers of this He organization and former enlisted men of Companies ed to go home and testify to their fam- Dealer In JAPANESE GOODS. could head the and ilies, they thought of SHERWIN-WILLIAM-S PARIS GREEN look after the administration of affairs. B. C and D of the 25th Infantry who but their brothers STRAW HATS for Men and Women. Let do work. discharged by in the boys school who were not yet others the construction were without honor converted and they, determined to pray PRICES RIGHT. These Have Been on As the organization and administra- President Roosevelt. All the wrangling Robinson. Block, opposite Bethel on "Killers" the Market a Long Time and Are Used tion work was completed for their salvation. , about there of the Republican factions in the Sen "They had a prayer meeting af- Hotel Street, By . Those Who Know. more Mr. and seemed little for Shonts to ate as to the language of the resolution ter a few prayers they girl do and accordingly his resignation came sud- sent a to authorizing the investigation was see how it was with the boys. She at an opportune time. He Is to have denly dropped for a harmony plan di- HAWAII SHINPO SHA. Ryan-Belmo- nt reported that they were indifferent. charge of the interbor-oug- h in- recting simply that the committee They prayed some more and another THE PIONEER -- APANESE PRINT-in- g roads in New York city and will vestigate the facts of the shooting, probably be an acceptable man in was sent to sound the boys. But they office. Tha publisher of Hawaii that "without questioning the President's were playing de- Shinpo, only E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. place. He gives up a $30,000 salary as baseball. Then they the daily Japanese paper lesal and constitutional authority" to cided that they must go where the boys published In the Territory of HawalL chairman, and what he receives from discharge men. There had been a COR. FORT AND KING STREETS. the Interborough organization is not the could hear them and asked permission C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. tremendous fuss about the matter of of their teachers. They prayed late Lditorlai and Printing office 1094 known. Presumably it is as much as language language he has been getting from the govern- and about that that night and finally the principal of Smith St., above King. Phone Main 40. ment. seemed to a lay mind immaterial. But the boys' school decided that they had the President's decided stand brought done enough praying for one night, and Chief Engineer Stevens will succeed Mats, Mr. Shonts as chairman and head man. about a realignment, and as the Dem decided to send them home. As he open- Lauhala Washington knows but little about him, ocrats started to make political capital ed his door, he found the boys crouch- Aloha Fans, except that he is a determined and like by rallying solidly to the support of the ed down listening to the girls' praying. Feather Lcis, FINE JAPANESE LIS Republicans came As he opened the door, one by one GOO wise an efficient man and has been ap President, the to these Calabashes, plying himself on the isthmus. Whether their senses and passed a resolution boys went over to the girls and min he has the capacity to direct the execu that was entirely satisfactory to him gled their prayers with theirs. if Tapaa, At Greatly Reduced tion of the great project is unknown and his friends. "Dear friends, that is the power of Curios from Japan, Prices here, but undoubtedly he is as capable The Senate Committee will not begin intercessory prayer. And I ask you ISLAND CO. you THE CURIO (Steiner's), ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL AT PROGRESS BLOCK in that direction as Mr. Shonts ever the investigation until February 4 next. again: 'Have prayed that kind of Elite Building, Hotel Street. was and more likely to be successful but in the meantime there is lots of a prayer?" because he has resided on the isthmus scrapping for advantage. The Presi- "Jesus prayed all night. "We are told BEGINNING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 ana nas that he got up long before daybreak to HONOLULU IRON WORKS a long time comprenensive dent and Senator Foraker are just as pray. in store, Progress Block, corner Fort and Beretania Streets, WTILL knowledge of affairs connected with earnest in their plans as ever and each COMPANY. SELL canal work. "The evening that I went to see Evan ENTIRE STOCK OP NEW GOODS, consisting of the hopes to undo the other. The various SILK KIMONOS, TEA It has already been announced that sides of the controversy have been try- Roberts, his mother said that he was Machinery, Black Pipe. Galvanized SETS, JAPANESE DAINTY CROCKERY. TABLES. BELT BUCKLES, contract for digarins will out and asked me to call at 9 the next Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron feteel. En the the canal ing to have attorneys appear before morning. and EMBROIDERED SHIRT WAISTS, ETC., which will be SOLD AT GREAT- be awarded to W. J. Oliver of Tennes the committee, but it has been decided I went at half past nine and gineer's Supplies. LY REDUCED PRICES. see, but the partner whom he chose In for the present to have no attorneys. his mother said, "He came in early this morning and is now asleep. I hate to OFFICE Nuuanu Street. On March 1st will the bidding, Anson M. Bangs of New Mr. Foraker, of course, a brilliant law- WORKS Kakaako. occupy new quarters at 1137 Fort Street, opposite Fayette-- wake him as he has been out all night Club York, formerly a resident of yer, will look out for his side of the you Stables, which will be known as "THE JAPANESE BAZAR,' where ville, X. Y., will not be allowed to case, as alone. Won't come after lunch- he is a member of the Military eon?' Alone all night in nraver. I will be pleased to see all my old friends and customers. share the work with him. That !s be Affairs Committee. It may be that We Repair cause and Secretary Dear friends, what the Hawaiian Is the President Taft Senator Pettus of Alabama will resign lands need more than anything else have become convinced that Mr. Bangs from the committee, and that Senator intercessory prayer. Sell and Exchange is not capable is for such an undertaking. Culberson of Texas, a big lawyer, will "If you want to do any work, you HSQSHIEOTA Furthermore, they pleased Ex-Gover- are not at act in his stead. Frank can't do anything stronger than that. SEWING MACHINES the close association there has been S. Black of New York was engaged as Christ's great life was intercessory between the Bangs and Gaynor fami- attorney for the Constitution League, prayer. Gaynor This is the blessed fact of it lies. John F. having been con- but the committee has decided not to all. When he asks us to do something victed of fraud in connection with admit him for the present. The hear- Which we have not yet attained, we World's News harbor work at Savannah, Ga. The ings will probably be of great interest may it. None his com READ THE case was a notable one. cultivate of Crane & Spencer ADVERTISER Daily. It was years to the country, when once they begin. mands are Impossible. Let us cultivate before the government could get Gay- - ERN'EST G. WALKER. that power of intercessory prayer." 10S KIXG ST. - - - 'PHONE 494 Tl NESE RELIEF S Seed Talk FUND ilCBEfiSlfiG Victorious every time over Complete and reliable 5 and advice on seeds, planting, ettu, in our The Chinese Famine Relief Fund was that tired feeling beautifully illustrated cat- added to very appreciably yesterday, alogue, 1 907. Mailed Free. one contribution in particular being P : . Highest Grade that ... ! umsoni. ecn uay, who gave a SEEDS ONLY check for 200. The list of yesterday is New and rare varieties of shows the following contributors: Flower and Vegetable George R. 5.00 "sf El " r--. 1 Seeds, Ewart, Jr. .... f Fruit Trees, Orna- Gay & Robinson Co.. Ltd. 200.00 mental Plants, Roses, etc Pah On . io.OO C. B. Hofgaard & Co...... 15.00 MO C. D. Milllken ...... i. 5.00 Co5TsEED W. A. Bailey ...... 5.00 K CO. F. L. . . 125 and 127 Market Street Robertson ...... 5.00 ft B. F. G. Andrew . 5.00 SAN FRANCISCO ...... CAL. Thos. Ledward ...... 1.00 W. O. Crowell . y ...... 2.00 r aa a . a V. n Jk Hal a a a Ra.i a ttK.t THE CHINESE ATHLETIC Lihus School 28.05 1Z CLUB WINS ANNUAL MEET Total .J2S1.05 If3" SENATE SIT THE 1 The Chinese athletic clubs could not High Jump 1st, Lo On; 2nd, K. Y. ILL I! WORLD'S RECORD SECURE have had a better day yesterday Chlng; 3rd, John Lo. 5 feet. . . than One field meet which they mile run 1st, C. Wan Kai; 2nd, PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE for miles is held by for the annual Won Seu; 3rd, Loo Yip. Time, 5 min., 3,000 the held for the second time under the 32 3-- 5 sec. from the results of rash auspices of the C. A. C. at the Boys' 50 yards dash, first heat 1st, Mon Field. There was a very large crowd Yin; 2nd John Lo; 3rd, John Woo. It has been decided that the Senate speculation and Inexperience 4- Time, 5 -5 of spectators out to see the meet, over- sec will hold its session in the large room are the trust company's in- 50 yards dash, second heat 1st, Chas. flowing the grand stand, and surging P. En Sue; 2nd, En Pui; 3rd, Chang now occupied by the Department of vestments, the character of out onto the field in such numbers that Yen. Time, 5 4- -5 sec. Public Works, across the main hall MA 50 yards 1st, it required continual harfdling from the dash, final heat En from the Throne Room, where the automobile in carry- 3-- This the distance seven days, which is prescribed by law. Sue; 2nd, En Pui. Time 5 5 sec. covered marshal and officers to keep the course members of the Legislature will hold Shot put 1st, John Lo, 32 feet 10 ing four passengers at a total operating expense of tess than clear for the racers and Jumpers. Dur- inches; 2nd, L. 32 7 their deliberations. It has not yet been Sam Alina, ft. in.;' ing the greater part of the afternoon, 3rd. Tai Chan, 31 ft. 7 in. decided where the clerks of the Public $50, without once stopping the engine. clouds drifted across the sun, and tem- 880 yards run 1st, C. Wah Kai; 2nd, Works Department are to go to do Loo Yip; 3rd, J. H. Pang. Time, 2:31. Tremendous sales enable the MAXWELL-BRISCO- E pered its heat alike to the perspiring Broad Jump 1st, En Sue; 2nd, John their work during the session. MOTOR CO. place on a superior car a won- liii athletes below and their friends who Lo; 3rd, Hee Tai Chan. Distance, 19 This is as the Senators themselves to the market at " applauded. ft. in. had desired, the large room being more derfully low price. China is a country 120 yards hurdle 1st, En Sue; 2nd, suitable for them that has citizens John Woo; 3rd, Sing Chong Pung. than the office of the may pVoud of, young men Secretary The first shipment of these famous cars has just arrived and $k Mill it be if the Mime, 16 3- -o sec. the other alternative. It is FORT who represented her physical prowess 220 yards dash 1st, En Sue; 2nd. also more to the liking of the Secre- inspection is invited at the garage. STREET. yesterday can be taken as any crite- John Lo; 3rd, Hang Chack. Time, 27 tary, obviating any shifting around on HONOLULU. rion. Very good time was made in all 1-- 5 sec. . his part. Pole vault Pole broke, precipitating the races, and a commendable showing t l M one of Jumpers on his head, upon in events. prize I Tl ' V ''" all the other The dis which the event was declared off. tributors, Madam Chang Tso Fan, Mrs. 440 yards run 1st, John Lo; 2nd, Sing A. K. F. Yap and Miss Mabel Kau, Chong Pung; 3rd, Mon Yin. Time, 1 BEST co., JUDGE THE FUTURE mrn., 5 sec. mm on a m sat little raised dais before the One mile walk 1st. Hang Chack; 2nd, grand stand. Before this stand took Ah Sam; 3rd, J. H. Pang. Time 9:39. LIMITED. place all the events of the afternoon, Half mile relay won by the Chinese BY THE PAST Some En- and the happy victors were led one by Athlete Club (team: E. S. Kong, Mon .Honolulu Citizens Grow Yin, K. Y. Ching, E. S. Pang). The Alexander Young Building. Directly after the San Fran one to the flower-deck- ed bower of Alliance team ran a good race, and was thusiastic on the Subject. beauty, where Madam Chang Tso Fan, composed as follows: En Pui, Aloy, Ho clsco disaster, the wife of the Chinese Consul, placed a 'long, Sing Chong. garland of flowers about his neck, with The result of the meet was an over- appreciation prowess The praise of the public Queen Insurance Go, a word of of his whelming victory for the Chinese Ath- 2Kje2vc 1gJw - that, perhaps, will linger in the mem- letic Cluo which was but to have been Is merit's just reward. welsl? pjl't Jo?r?J2- ory long after the flowers have faded expected, seeing that it had as many Nothing in modern times S4 was one of only six who paid and gone. As referee, Harry H. Tom-li- ns men entered as all the other teams put Has received the praise accorded HEAR YE, HEAR YE, filled the bill to the dragon's taste, together. Still, even with that, its vic- one cents on the dollar kldm-- y hundred and the clerk of the course, L. S. Con-nes- s, tory was away out of proportion to its "The Little Conquerer of ills. on its policies. That Is comfort kept thinks moving along in fine numbers. They gained 87 points out of Of some kinds of praise we are scep- Judges that the price of the best quality of beef at our place J present policyholders, time. The of the track had their a total of 124. tical.. ing to our hands full, but they were onto their Chas. P. En Sue and John Lo were on Saturday will be SIXTEEN CENTS the pound. business, no muddle occurred. We doubt the praise ti T and that is why their number and towers of strength to the C. A. C.'s, 1 Rev. E. B. Turner, as starter, made the former having made thirty points The highest praise for Honolulu public You never tasted better, you can not buy better. is growing'. the boys all feel sure that they were for his club, and the twenty. Is hearty expression HonolUiU square latter irom getting a deal at that end of The Alliance got fifteen points, and the people. T game, starting before fhe twenty-tw- o. the and that Mu Hock Society First Doan's Backache Kidney PUla are The Paragon Market X pistol-sh- ot wouldn't go with him. place counts five points, second, three in The winners in each event were as points; and third, one point. dorsed in Honolulu. The Gore Emma, Beretania and Alakea Streets. T follows: The time made in the final heat of . Co better proof of merit can be had. 1-- Here's a case of We plenty 100 yards dash 1st. Chas. P. En Sue; the fifty yards dash is with 5 second it. have 2-- more 2nd, Hang Chack; 3rd, Mon Yin. of the local record 5 5 see. like it. II.. S. Swinton of this city says: "I was a long sufferer from bachache, mlng tanks of the East, having espe- having been afflicted with It for twelve A FIGHT FOR LIFE cially distinguished himself recently in years. Taking this as a symptom of the intercollegiate contests between kidney trouble, and seeing Doan's BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS Vour and Brown in Colgate Backache Kidney Pills advertised as Morning Dish IN THE HOTEL BATHS Harvard the being good complaints such as Hoyt swimming pool at Providence, R. for' Deoot For PORUSKNIT UNDERSHIRTS mine, I procured some of them at the CASES of Cereal I. In the plunge for distance, Patter- Drug Co.'s store. found up 1 DRESS SUIT Hollister I NEW OF SHIRTS, TIES, HATS AND CAPS. SEE What must be the thoughts of a man son of Brown was the leading man up on taking them that they were doing LINE will taste twice as good, when With-ingto- n, me good, and was thereby encouraged IN OUR WINDOW. who is securely bound hand and foot, until Harvard's last try, when DISPLAY served with Carnation Cream. to keep on until now I am cured of the Fort Street. - - - - - Odd Fellow Building. tied in a weighted sack and pitched who had previously gone but one-hal- f, backache. The merits of Doan's Back- IJeduced Carnation ht from a height of twenty feet into water thirty-eig- feet, made his last try, ache Kidney Pills have been strikingly Cream has tbe richness of fresh forty-fo- ur several times his depth? Very few feet, and won the event. shown in my case, and I recommend deli- 100-ya- rd creara, enhance! by its people would willingly take this chance, In the swim Withington them to other sufferers." Fi GH LAUNDRY easily won his race, and'was also a big s cious purity. reading about Ed-mo- nJ Doan Backache Kidney Pills are and shiver when factor in landing the relay for sold by all chemists and storekeepers TOURISTS WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Dantes' escape from a similar at 50 cents per box, six boxes $150, or GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED AND REPAIRED. predicament, and deem it but the nov- will be mailed on receipt of price by the ABADIE, CARNATION elist's license which enables him to do Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, whole J. Proprietor. MYRTLES MEET agents thA Islands, . But that is exactly what will be sale for Hawaiian Goods Called For and Delivered. CREAM done at the Hotel Baths on Saturday FOR 158 Beretania Street. Phone Blue 3552 Opposite Hawaiian Hotel night next, and there will be no fake ELECTIONS (Sterilized) it. This will be proDaDiy one SALE about FOR NEW BOOKS ALFRED MAGOON'S of the most sensational water acts ever The annual meeting of the Myrtle SADDLE AND DRIVING HORSES. J. Reserves a place at every meal. Boat Club, tonight To seen in Honolulu. which will be held arrive this week from Hawaii. Our Monthly Bulletin of the Latest Real Estate Notice is the pure milk of contented Water polo, most exciting and inter in the rooms It engage of the Merchants' Asso Etooks is Free. OFFICE CORNER ALAKEA AND cows. evapo- esting of sports, will also tne Club Stables Faeifie Coast It is stop of the ciation in the Young Hotel, promises MERCHANT STREETS, HONO- attention and the breath Telephone Main 109. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO:, LTD. rated, sterilized and extremely on Saturday night. The to be a lively one. It is stated that LULU. spectators j Young Building. Tieh in butter-fat- . Your grocer Diamond Head Athletic Club will meet there will be several changes amonS FOR SALE. has it. Oahu College in the first match ever the important officers of the club, while Valuable real estate In all parts of held in Hawaii. . the election for captain will be si three. Shoeing Honolulu and in various other places In Use Carnation Cream the next time Wm. Roth, who holds the champion- cornered contest. The meeting is call Horse JOHN NEILL, Engineer the Islands, and more particularly 23-ya- rd dash, ed 7:30 p. delightful you make Strawberry Short Cake It ship of the islands for the for m., and a full attendance: Dealer In Most summer horn In by beginning of the members is expected. upper Nuuanu Valley. crowning touch to has startled his friends - gives the that tooth tia?ning for that event. Cunha is after NEW AND SECOND HAND MA' Two lots, with comfortable houses, some dish. the championship, and Bill Dixon and NOT ALL SERENE. , CHINERY. Nuuanu street near Vineyard. Large locality, on Henry O'SulIivan are two swimmers horse-shoein- g Repairing of All Kinds. lot same which form, and 1 here was a certain amount of un- have opened a depart who are displaying great ment in connection with their carriage GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTX is stable and servants' house. Willie pleasantness in 116. Lot on street, on which Is will appear in the same event. connection with the shop, etc. Having secured the services 135 Merchant Street. Tel. Maunakea Henry May & Co., Ltd. RoTh have to hustle to prizes a two-stor- y brick buliaing by will therefore distribution of to the winners first-cla- ss are prepar built of a shoer, they lessee, which to lessor. hold his own. at the Chinese athletic meet in the ed to do all work Intrusted to them In reverts Net Telephone Main 22. Geo. Cunha is practising every day at rental $249 per annum. Boys' Field yesterday. The executive a first-cla- ss manner. Bicycles Repaired the Hotel Baths against his old record Land on King street near Maunakea, of the Chinese Athletic Club, under two-sto- ry f u- the plunge. Neatly, Quickly and Reasonable. on which is a brick bulld MIKE WRIGHT CIGAR Both clubs were at the Baths last whose auspices the meet was held, ALL KINDS OF TIRES AND Ing erected by lessee, which reverts to The best smoke sold In this night, and had a good practise. asked Mrs. Chang Tso Fan to dlstrib; lie 1-nii- i co PARTS OF BICYCLES SOLD lessor. Rental $255 per annum. SttUs are now on sale at the latns tne awaros, gra .,1 Land situate at Walalua, Oahu. Net market. Try It. uie which she had $73 a'l-- I going rapidly. in M. HAM ADA rental per annum. Leased for lonff are receiving HAYSELDEN TOBACCO ciously consented to do. Medals had is constantly the 1264 Nuuanu Street. term. accordingly win- CO. been provided for the BEST LINES OF MERCHANDISE FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. Young Bldg. ners of the various events and a dais Alexander KERCHEVAL TRUNKS, LEATHER Cottage corner of Aloha lane and arranged for the Consul's wife from DRY GOODS. Filipino Mats Young street. Three rooms, kitchen which, by two ARTICLES. . WINS AGAIN assisted fair Chinese ENGINES AND SUPPLIES ON HAND Colored Filipino Mats, and bath. Artesian water. girls, prizes were Brasses, Cottage, King street, Palama. Seven Mrs. Doris E. Paris the to have been REQUISITES Exquisite handed! out. . At the meet, however, a AUTOMOBILES and Teco Ware. rooms and kitchen. so- the- - committee from another Chinese Building. HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS has opened parlors at 1156 Fort street Kercheval, the winner of Burns Alexander Young c i ciety appeared and insisted on the right CURIO CO.. Pcaip Treatment, acial Massage Handicap, has again won me wait-- of awarding at first Young Building. fr , least half the Alexander 1907 Manicuring-- etc. wreath and a purse of $S00 besides, at prize medals. Thus it happened that go (Moana, Hawaiian Arpointments can . made by tel The race was me for the first few awards the medals and Young Hotels.) phoning 491. Oakland. California. WMMMMM Main despite Kerche- were handed over a little table and the Tigress Handicap, and ladies ignored. betting - val' s winning the other day the Orchid Planls for Sale STYLES was all on Nealon, because Miller, the KING OF ALL, COUGH MEDICINES. famous jockey, was to ride him. Jockey Kercheval, rode his AND l.frnv Williams, on Mr. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of horse with rare judgment, and for that m Canton Center, Connecticut, U. S. A., MRS. E. M. TAYLOR Four-acr- e Tract with Houses, reason aione ca:ue " n.-r- . Miller disappointed his friends. who has been in the United States Ser 3arn, etc., at Palolo, near car "-- - vice for about sixteen years, says: FLORIST PATTERNS ane, worth $5000. WILLr SELL BOY "We have tried many cough medicines HONOLULU Cough) NOW TO BE SEEN AT FOR $2500. for croup, out Chamberlain's Really end Commission Co. Eemedy is kin of all snl one to be Wia HARVARD PRIDE We also fiadi relied iiion everv time. Guides Furnished for Tourists ,V. W. AIIAHA & GO., LTD it the best remedy for coughs and colds, giving certain results and leaving vo Coaching Trips, Luaus and Native P. E. R. Strauch Paul Withington, son of D. X.. With- bad after effects. We ore never with Dances Arranged. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, winning honors sale by Benson, 62 KSog Street. J ington of Honolulu, is out it in the house. For Rcora 3 Mclntyre. Phone Main 1SL swim- - Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii. Waity Bldg., 74 S. King St for himself and Harvard in the THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. FEBRUARY 13, 1907. THE BERLIN PRINTS Sponges Pacific Commercial Advertiser WARLIKE TALES Ma mm Va A MORNING PAPER. ANT VH any u y - cai ngu BERLIN, Feb. 5. Disquieting tele- KDIT0E' WALTER O. SMITH " grams sent out in the forenoon by the a depressing Influ- Ticker News Co. had Chamois people satisfied less - were with much WEDNESDAY : : : : : : FEBRUARY 13- ence upon the Boerse. The Japanese government apparently did not buy any guns military supplies in Germany than they are today, simply because ABRAHAM LINCOLN. or during recent months. A Large Assortment Just Opened Up. Yesterday was the birthday of Abraham Lincoln and ure may assume that The Vossiche Zeitung Boerse report they had to be. When electric light- the annual growth of anecdotes about him was harvested by the American today says: "Prices upon the Boerse ALL KINDS press and bound into sheaves that contained about as much of tares as of today were depressed, owing to the dis : : : ALL SIZES ing came in, it immediately secured a wheat. Gradually, a Lincoln myth is growing up through which the features pute which has arisen between the And- - of the real man can scarcely be discerned. Indeed, the myth is dual. One United States and Japan, which is re strong footing, the same as telegraph represents Lincoln with the "Silenus face of Socrates" and the other with garded here, as in London, as being man Rabelaisian humor, very The lower quotations of and telephone, and is today used by the "etherial transcendencies of Plato;" one as a of serious. ight the other as a haggard martyr bearing patiently the burdens of the nation. Japanese bonds in London caused Prices Probably the martyr pieture will survive and become as fixed in history as similar decline in Berlin." Japanese every lover of luxury and comfort. 3-- the steel engraving we know of as Washington. Washington has become fault- 4 1- -2 per cents fell over 4 of a point newspapers spread on less and the world had forgotten his profanity and his gallantries among women; The here "the less human as the threatened war between the United HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIMITED, Lincoln is to pass into legend as a demigod, looming larger and States and Japan," give comparisons of ages pass. the navies of the two countries, point The one thing we have that enables this generation to hold to Lincoln to the isolated position oi tne American Office:. King, Knar Alakea Street. THONE MAIN 890. In PhiliDDine waters ana tne aim and realize a little of what he really was like, is the literature of fleet as a man, culties the United States would en his public life his addresses and State papers. The issues they deal with counter in concentrating a fleet, send are not far away; the Lincoln manner of dealing with them is still the standard ing it to the Far East and operating of American forensics and of official correspondence. A Lincoln speech dis- it successfully at such a aistance irom Its base, and so on, but they fully solves the myth; a Lincoln letter brings the shrewd, able, common-sens- e Illinois recognize the enormous reserve power lawyer back to our daily life again. Washington's speeches and letters seem of the United States, ana also tne to be antique; Lincoln's are contemporary. Some day they will seem antique nrnhahilitv that the President will sue will vanish among the classic faces ceed in satisfactorily arranging the too and then the features of the real Lincoln questions under discussion.. LAPP of the Pantheon. . t KING CARNIVAL MANUFACTURING EXPORTS. o o for the Mardi Gras All Exports of manufactures in the year just ended aggregated $719,000,000 HELD MERRY SWAY Hawaiian and formed 41 per cent, of the total exports. These figures, just announced by the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor, relate Kinds. Big Reductions to the calendar year 190b. At the same time the .Bureau presents a detailed (Continued from Page One.) pi and thorough analysis of the exports of manufactures to each country and the ball. The final announcement of i id MONDAY and TUESDAY grand division of the world, and the share which manufactures form of the the prize winners showed, however, Ills total exorts to each country and grand division, fo the fiscal year 1906. that they had performed their difficult AT A In the distribution by countries and grand divisions the percentage which task well. The names of the prize manufactures form of the exports of course varies greatly, their proportion winners were: Man Co., being naturally much smaller in the exports to Europe, the great manufacturing Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, who was Great Reduction ufacturers' Shoe Ltd. dressed as a Japanese lady, was pre- section of the world. It is interesting, however, to find that even in the 1051 FORT STREET : : : : TEL. MAIN 282 in fiscal 1906 26.7S cent, sented with the prize for the wearer of exports to Europe manufactures formed the year per We Invite you to of the total; to North America, 61.83 per cent.; to Africa, 65.64 per cent.; to the handsomest lady's costume. Asia, 74.93 per cent.; per cent.; and to South Africa, 86.06 A. J. Blackman, attired in the armor COMPARE THE ARTICLE, per cent. Considering the principal countries, of the total exports of domestic of an ancient Japanese warrior, was COMPARE THE WORKMAN- judged worthy prize products to Argentina 98.6 per cent, was manufactures; of those to China, of the for the best SHIP, gentleman's costume. COMPARE THE PRICE, 9t per cent.; to Australia, 8S.7 per cent.; to Brazil; 83.2 per cent.; to Mexico, The prize for the best sustained char 70. per cent.; to Canada, 61.9 per cent.; to per cent.; and even in WITH THOSE OF CubaJ55.2" acter was won by Mrs. Hawes, repre- exports to United Kingdom and Germany OTHER DEALERS. the the the share which manufactures senting "The Evening Bulletin." AUSM BUTTER formed of total was over 23 per cent, in each case. the The Hobo, as Impersonated by Har We guarantee all enam- . of our . ry Davidson, won for him the prize for eled goods to be free from flaws. ARTIFICIAL SAFETY VALVES. sustained character. SOLID SILVER AND SOLID Just received S. S. It is an interesting fact, as suggesting a moans of protection from earth The comic costume prize for ladles GOLD ONLY. ex quakes of a certain kind, that Southern California has been comparatively was given to Mrs. Harley Waity, who represented a rooster, while the cor- Miowera, Australian free of them since, boring for oil became such a . great industry in Los responding prize gentlemen went H. F. " Angeles. Before that time earth-tremor- s, such as may be detected only by for to W. Chillingworth, Sikdoo 23. , mm the seismograph, were almost continuous and these were punctuated every few the Hi Butter of the beft 40C POUND The name of the winner of the prize Limited, months by sharp quakes which caused the atmosphere to smell of gas. , Now for the most originality of costume Southern California, while not immune from seismic phenomena, so little LEADING JEWELERS. quality...... has could not be secured, the wearer of of them that fear of any great calamity San the like that of Francisco and 'Sisal" being given the judgment. Valparaiso seems to have departed. ' n r to It is quite possible that many of the temblors- - which alarm Spain and WHY HAWAII IS Northern Africa, Asia Minor and certain parts of South America could be TO BE FORTIFIED Metrooolitan Meat Co., Ltd. made innocuous by the wellborer. It does not require a great stretch of the imagination to believe that the earthquake which devastated the Ohio valley Continued from Page One.) "Beauty is only skin deep, but pose whatever, would be decidedly op- in 1812 was traceable to the oil fields which have since been found in deep that region. We know, as a human race, very little of the resources posed.. The attitude of the United that's enough for .under States toward the islands is totally un- foot; and if deep wellboring were more general, the inhabitants of the earth's like its attitude toward Hawaii, which most men." trust might be considerably safer than they are and richer withal. is American through and through. In Nature has made some gigantic safety-valve- s, most of which have been case of war with Japan or any other stopped up. Perhaps man big power, the novel spectacle might if would make a lot of little ones the globe would policies Br? be presented of two national ' am not stir so often in its sleep. with respect to these Pacific posses One of the most essential 'Artistic decoratin sions one a policy of indifference and requisites for a beautiful woman you only knew how artistically a to dicker, a In urging Congress to grant money for fortifications Sec- readiness the other Is a soft and delicate skin. IFlovely we can readiness to put up a fight to the fin make the simplest retary Taft therefore can not. tell all he knows, and this year ish rather than to surrender an Inch Almond Meal has become a home, for a little bit of money, ' he has not told Congress one-tent- h of what he knows. of ground. If it general favorite because of Its you would not live another day in were said bluntly and openly, that the officers of the army and those old cleansing softening rooms. navy believe that a conflict is to come with any SOUND ADVICE. and effect on n IJ4V '. 'wk tc nation, there i.. Hfg , would be diplomatic friction and the war of the future might Never neglect a bad cold. You can the skin; but to ensure a vel- STANLEY become the war of the present. The War and State Depart- not tell how it may result. A simple vety finish one must use an ab- STEPHENSON home remedy will bring JyPl often and ments are in possession of information be- relief which leads them to should not be ignored, but there is solutely pure article. lieve that if Japan were on a sound financial basis trouble be- so THE PAINTER nothing reliable as Chamberlain's . We have Just received a fresh Phone 426 tween that country and the United States would not be a ques- Cough Remedy. It is well known for :. lot of , tion of the future, but of the present. Washington Cablegram. its quick cures of coughs and colds. For sale.by Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Readers of the Advertiser since a week or two before the President's Hawaii. LAUTIER'S message came out will follow the above with a strong sense of reminiscent interest. They have heard something very like it before. W. Harvey, who had been booked to Noiseless Easily Repaired depart for the Coast on the Alameda has changed his plans and will depart The attitude of the San Francisco Chronicle is one of derision towards the on the S. S. Sonoma. El possibility of serious trouble with Japan under any circumstances. Readers fill of II which we especially recommend. "NEW the Chronicle, of whom there are many in Hawaii, do not need to be reminded 4 Siphon closet, that Mr. De Young's influential journal has always been that way. It never PRICE 35c a Tin. jet low down embossed bowl, bent oak piano troubles trouble till trouble troubles it. Not to go further backfor examples, finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never splits seat, the Chronicle could not be NEW! and Douglas siphon value. convinced, until it heard the guns, that there would be a war between the United States and Spain. 'The idea of there being a Sample in our show window. Boer war was intolerable to it and it so scouted the prospect of trouble between NEW! Japan and Russia that it made no preparations, as other great journals did, JOHN NOTT. to be represented in the field irtiikiii. if hostilities should ensue. Its current policy NEW! is off the same piece. In the present instance the course of events may favor The Plumber. 85 King Street it; nevertheless it is generally short -- sighted in respect to any militant trend of events.

The organ of Id Brown THE FIRST COST - the administration naturally finds fault with LJTS vCDjs- Iaukea and Taylor for arrestirg gamblers during Chinese New Year's. Such an outrage was never committed but once before in recent years and that was often misleads people when pur- when George Carter, as Secretary of the Territory, compelled Brown to do his chasing a paint. The paint duty. Ordinarily the Brown police were blinder about this quarter of the III" moon, if that were possible, than at any other time; but precedents of that which has durability Is the kind, under an honest administration of police, are honored in the breach and SHIRTWAISTS economical paint, and that Is not in the observance. - IN ALL QUALITIES FROM THE Why CHEAPEST DIXON'S should it be supposed that Harry Thaw has a sound mind? Any TO THE BEST mirk boy, brought up as he has been, could only retain a healthy he P intellect, if adjoining had it in the first place, by sheer good lnck. With a great income to' spend College Hills, Honolulu's most fashionable Residence and the habit of squandering it in the tenderloin on the worst things that uistnct. Avernian thoroughfare has to sell, young Thaw has given his nervous system "Marquise" Waists the hardest run could it have for his money. Apparently he is a played-ou- t de- LARGE generate whom society ought ABE TOO WELL KNOWN TO HO ioiie LOTS long ago to have protected itself from by sending to the asylum. NOLULU WOMEN TO NEED ANY 8 t6 EULOGIES FROM US. ONCE LOW PRICES The success of the Mardi Gras, as of many other fine social functions in WORN, THEY ARE ALWAYS ASK owes Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Ilonolulu, much to the intelligent zeal and the executive talent of Mrs ED FOR. EASY William TERMS Montrose Graham. It is a fortunate community which has a qualified leader in AGENTS. COME OUT AND LOOK THEM I anything, not less so if that leader is content with making life OVER pleasantr n.I routine les wearing, ami with periodically breaking ice 177 S. KIn St. man-- the krt7B the v fircl of society, thus bringing naturally congenial people together who have gradually drifted apart. . EH fS1 Chas. S. 835,11 IE thi Th Dsky emjltil par!f government's plan is to cut off Asiatic BEAD THE ADVERTISES from Hawau and the Philippines to the mainland. Tel. Main GOOD GOODS. WORLD'S 480 NEWS DAILY. CAMPBELL BLOCK, FORT STREET. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 13, 1907.

doubt, doing the same thing in Hono- ANNUAL MEETING. ESTATE NAKL lulu and at Pearl Harbor. TUB GRIGGS WAS OVERDUE. PIONEER MILL COMPANY, LTD. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The Troy SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 1. The By order of the Board of Directors, OF HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. six-mast- barkentine Everett G the annual meeting of the stockholders IN PROBATE. of the Pioneer Mill Company, Limited, Griggs, formerly the German ship will be held at the office of H. Hackfeld Hlklona Columbia, Captain Delano, returning In the Matter of the Estate of & Company, Limited, Honolulu, T. II., Nakl, late of Wallau, Molokal, De- her 10 Finish from maiden voyage under the rig on Thursday, February 21, 1907, at ceased. which distinguishes her from any oth o'clock a. m., at which meeting amend- Order of Notice of Hearing Petltloa packet by-la- ws er afloat, reached port this ments to the of the company for Administration. Note the finish to any of the morning, fifty-fou- r days from Honolulu. also will be considered. On reading and filing the petition of new collars you buy, except The trip of the Griggs was most dis- F. KLAMP, deceased, couraging in Nakl Hikiona, a son of said celluloid, and you will remark view of the fact that Secretary, Pioneer Mill Co,, Ltd. alleging that Hikiona Nakl of Wallau. twelve days after leaving Honolulu Dated, Honolulu, T. H., February 11, died Wallau, Mo- the absence of gloss. If the homeward bound Molokai. intestate at the vessel reached a 1907. lokal, on the 9th day of May, A. D. high finish was preferable the position eighty-si- x miles southwest of 7649 Feb. 13, 18, 21. 1906, leaving property In the Hawaiian makers of collars and cuffs In Cape Flattery with every indication of Islands necessary to be administered Troy would put it on their prod- a rast trip. There, however, the vessel ANNUAL MEETING. upon, and praying letters of ad- ran into contrary winds, which, with that uct. Tour new collars are free Vs--- i.sxJ3?g!w.s3gg2 ministration issue Paia Nakl, hurricane fury prevailed, shifting from It is Ordered, That Monday, the 4th from it and they look better than north to east suc- KIPAHULU SUGAR COMPANY. and back again and day of March A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock one that has a gloss like a cel- cessfully conspired against the vessel The annual meeting of the stockhold a. m., hereby appointed After an uneventful passage, the this community as well as on the East- reaching be and Is for luloid affair. We finish our the vision of the zone of the ers of the Kipahulu Sugar Company hearing said petition In the courtroom transport Logan arrived last evening ern coast, where for some years he was fleet of big tugs off the cape seeking will be held at the office of H. Hackfeld collars without gloss and they connected a number of large Two of this Court at Wailuku. Maul, at from Francisco. She. left the with tows. days out Captain Delano & Company, Limited, Honolulu, T. H., which time and place all persons con last longer in consequence. Send steamship lines. He was the guarantee fell from between decks to the lower on Monday, February 25, 1907, at 4 Coast port February 5, the same day engineer for Union Iron Works cerned may appear and show cause, if some of yours to us and some to the hold, injuring himself to the extent of o'clock p. m., at which meeting amend any they have, why said petition that the Korea left, so brought no later when the Scotts and Eobert Forsythe being by-la- ws company another laundry and see which unable to leave his bunk, and ments to the of the should not be granted, and that notice mail. Nothing but the S. S. China was directed the destinies of that concern, in which condition he reached port. will also be considered. published gives best results. . a id steamers Man- of this order be In the En sighted. The Pacific Mai liner, was when the mammoth Medical examination shows that no F. KLAMP, giish language for three successive churia and Mongolia were building in bones were Secretary, Kipahulu Co, seen yesterday afternoon. broken, but the master was Sugar weeks In the Pacific Commercial Ad- Ve will call for your the East he superintended the erection severely shaken up and suffering from Dated, Honolulu, February 12, 1907. The vessel brought passengers voyage was vertiser, a daily newspaper printed and four of their engines. His last a strained back which ineapaeitates 7649 Feb. 13, 18, 25. published in Honolulu. wash at any time. . for this port, and one stowaway, Hen- on the Mongolia when that vessel met him from service for some time to Midway and the Dated at Wailuku, Maul, January 2S, ry Trails, who got on the vessel, in misfortune at island, come. The slow trip of the Griggs ANNUAL MEETING. 1907. members of the engineer's department was particularly unfortunate as she order to get back to Honolulu. Of in (Sd.) v A. N. KEPOIKAI. speak in praise of his services the arrived too late to save a charter to Judge of the Circuit Court of the 2nd the passengers for Honolulu, Captain work of getting that steamer afloat carry lumber from Port Ludlow to Cal-lo- a THE KOLOA SUGAR COMPANY. STEAM LAUNDR Circuit. I Wm. Chauiberlaine is of the artillery and to her home port without outside at a rate of 4 shillings higher than Notice is hereby given that the annual (Seal) WW corps, ana is attached to the general assistance. awaiting orders. A peculiar coinci- meeting of the stockholders of The Ko-lo- a Attest! Sugar on MAGOON BUILDING. staff. It believed that he has been MAIL STEAMEES DEPAET. dence of the voyage was that while the Company will be held i(Sd.) EDMUND K. HART, is Griggs passed through successive gales Tuesday, February 26, 1907, at 2 o'clock sent here, in connection with the for- Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 2nd 1 The S. S. Korea was delayed about she neither lost sail nor suffered ac- m., at the office of H. Hackfeld & Circuit. tification plans for this island. Mrs. half an hour yesterday morning, de- cident of any sort aside from the dam- Company, Limited, Honolulu, T. H. 7637 Jan. 30; Feb. 6, 13, 20. F.-C- -. Captain Jewell, wife of the quartermaster, parting for the Orient. She was de- age 'done to Delano which F. '..KLAMP, occurred before, the gales were met. Secretary, The Koloa Sugar Co. stops over at Honolulu. tained to take on about a dozen Japa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. HANDSOME ". Dated, Honolulu, February 13, 1907. There are some passengers for Guam PATENT SORT OF FUEL. WEATHERED OAK nese, who were deported. They had 7649 Feb, 13, 18, 26. good-size- testamentary and a d crowd of army peo- been refused a landing here by the TACOMA, Jan. 29 If the master of Letters under the last will and testament of John Ena, de- ple and government officials be- Japanese steamer Daini Kotohira service immigration authorities, owing to the ANNUAL MEETING. ceased, having been granted to ths bound for Manila. There are 228 en- ing affected with trachoma. The Ko- carries out his intention of mixing skid undersigned by Hon. ' Alexander Lind- Dining listed men of the 23rd and 21th bat- rea loaded 110 tons of coal and took oil jwith the coal to be burned on the THE PACIFIC GUANO &. FERTI- say, Jr., Second Judge of the First Ju- Hawaii, on teries of field artillery and 27 casuals some local freight to the Orient. She vessel on her voyage to Kobe she will LIZER CO. dicial Circuit, Territory of of corps. took a good sized crowd of stopover probably have to Puget Sound Notice is hereby given that the an January 21, 1907, th hospital leave Notice is hereby given to all credit passengers from Honolulu. on nual meeting of the stockholders of The Room The Llgan will remain in port until without insurance her cargo of flour & Company ors of said John Ena, deceased, to pre The S. S. China departed shortly re- Pacific Guano Fertilizer 11 a. m. tomorrow, wheri, she departs and wheat. The underwriters are will be held on Wednesday, February sent their claims, duly authenticate? after 9 o 'clock yesterday morning, for fusing to take the risk if oil is mixed proper any for Guam and Manila. San Francisco. L. McLean of 27, 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the oflSce and with vouchers, if exist James with the coal for fuel. The Daini even claim is secured by mort- em- Inter-Islan- d was on- of H. Hackfeld & Company, Limited, if the She may take several of the the Company, the Kotohira left port Sunday for Kobe, gage upon under- ly additional passenger to those pub- Honolulu, T. H. real estate, to the Sets ployes of the local cable office to Guam. going nrst to JNanaimo, is. u., to taite KLAMP, signed, at the office of the Hawaiian lished yesterday morning, who depart- coal for the voyage. While at Seattle F. As cargo for this port, the Logan She loaded 550 tons Secretary, The Pacific Guano and Fer; Trust Company, Limited, Fort street, JUST ARRIVED ed by the China. recently the captain of the Kotohira Honolulu, within six months from the brought two gatling guns for Camp of coal and took on about 100 tons of oil tilizer Co. bought several hundred barrels Honolulu, February 13, 1907. first publication of this notice, or Francisco. a. Dated, McKinley, as well as some ammunition of rice and bananas for San and also a shipment, arriving at Taco-m- they COYNE co., She due San Francisco next Mon- 7649 Feb. 13, 18, 27. within six months from the day ud. and targets for target practice. She is in The coal used on the Kotohira due, or they will be forever mm day. Quality fall also brought a fine automobile for Cap- was said to be of an inferior V barred. fuel, oil would ANNUAL MEETING. of ammunition SIGHTS UNCHARTED REEF. and he stated that the Dated, Honolulu. January 22, 1907. tain Ilaight. Five boxes be used in connection with the coal. 4. The FATHER H. VALENTIN, for the guard at Midway, were left SAN FRANCISCO, February When the underwriters learned of this KEKAHA SUGAR COMPANY, LIM- - HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD., which arrived to risk. They v' ATTENTION! here. French bark Michelet, they refused take the ITED. Executors under the Will of. John Ena, SPECIAL January 27, had ask that the oil be left behind and NEW JAPANESE STEAMSHIP LINE. here from London on Notice is hereby given that the an Deceased. GIVEN TO FAMILY TRADE. un- additional coal taken. In the mani- Ballou & Marx, attorneys for execu- p a close call from running on an of The organization of the new steani-shi- fest of Kotohira 375 barrels of oil nual meeting of the stockholders the ' charted reef. According to a report Kakaha Sugar Company, Limited, will tors. J. ML LEVY 8c CO. company formed by the Shippers have been included. The underwriters 7631 Jan. 23, 30; Feb. , 13, 20. that Captain Rose, the master of the fear that the captain might, after get be held on Wednesday, February 27, GROCERS. Union has been announced in Osaka. 1907. 2 o'clock p. m., at the office of vessel, made to the United States hic ting to. sea, deem it necessary to use at 149. 31 and ' & Company, Limited, Ho- ANNUAL MEETING. Phone Main King near Fort. Thus far there are owners, their Office yesterday, the vessel that part of the cargo for fuel. The H. Hackfeld ships 150,000 tons, is undoubtedly petroleum, nolulu, T. H. aggregate but it passed within 200 yards of the reef. The oil contains HONOKAA SUGAR CO. considera- lati- they say, and the underwriters are F. KLAMP( expected that there will be danger to navigation is located in Secretary, Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd. tude 22:19 north and longitude 131:06 afraid that the ship might tie Durnea The annual meeting of the stock ble additions when all the names have Dated, Honolulu, February 13, 1907." Com- west. , reports the reef was if experiment is tried. As far holders of the Honokaa Sugar is fixed He that the 7649 13, 18, 27. been sent in. The capital at 18 9 m., as could be discovered a precedent for Feb. pany will be held at the office of F. ' sighted on January at a. and 20 million ven, of which 10 millions that .the 'weather was clear at the time tbe experiment could not be found. A. Schaef er & Co., Limited, In Hono- ANNUAL MEETING. Thursday, 28, 1907, will be regarded as the value of the with a light northeast wind and slight ."j BE LATE. lulu, on February v SONOMA WILL 10 m. ships" and other "property already Held, swell? He took "no soundings, and on at o'clock a. here he had his chronometer The .S. S.. Sonoma is not expected J. W. WALDRON, remaining 10 millions will be arriving EWA PLANTATION COMPANY. and .the tested and found It correct. next Monday, from the Colo Secretary, Honokaa Sugar Co. devoted to shipbuilding. 1 he vessels before meeting share 1907. 7648 nies. sailed five days' late trom The annual of the Honolulu, February 11, ON SIERRA. . She constructed hereafter will be from CHANGES so on holders of the Ewa Plantation Com- be in ac Sydney and may lose a day or 6000 to 8000 tons, and will SAN FRANCISCO, February L pany will be held at the office of Castle MEETING. cordance with designs by the best ex the "upward trip. Honolulu, on ANNUAL George who been chief & Cooke, Limited, in perts. It is stated that the services Paston, has SIERRA MAY ARRIVE. Wednesday, February 27, 1907, at 10:30 opened be to jj.0KK.aiuo, steward on the Oceanic Company's PACIFIC SUGAR MILL. will iormosa, The "S. S. Sierra may arrive this o'clock a. m. Java, Vladivostok, North China, Hong steamer Mariposa for several months, is also given that amend meeting of the stock- evening from San Francisco, but is Notice The annual kong, Manila, and Hawaii, lhese lines ments to the by-la- of the company Pacific Sugar Mill will has been detached from that vessel and more likely to reach here tomorrow. holders of the will be maintained with the vessels appointed to company's steamer will be proposed and acted upon at he held at the office of F. A. Schaefer already in possession of the com the on the line. He takes MARINE NOTES. this meeting. & Co., Limited, in Honolulu, Thurs pany, ana the new ships will te em- Sierra of the Australian T. H. PETRIE, February 28, 1907. at 2 o ciock Knows of no better butter the place of Chief Steward Hackett, The schooner Helene has shifted over day, ployed . on services to America, the Secretary,' Ewa Plantation Co. p. m. who has retired from the service of the to the old Channel wharf. 1907. Sea Islands and India. T... February 11, . WALDRON, South company engage in 9 Honolulu. H. J. W. THAN observed the new com to in business this The steamer Helene departs at 7647 MUL It will Le that city. A. G. Conquest, made trip Secretary, Pacific Sugar w who a this morning for Hamakua 11, 1907. 7648 pany ranKs next in point oi size as purser on the steamer Sonoma and o'dock Honolulu. February which has ports. ! the Nippon lusen Kaisha ves- MEETING; has been steward on several other ; a fleet f 262,479 tons, and above the Yesterday was island steamer day ANNUAL ag sels of the fleet, will take Paston's ANNUAL MEETING. Osaka chosen Kaisha whose fleet place on the Mariposa. and the usual vessels ueparteu on iueu gregates 115,200 tons. Keport Yokoha- routes. - SUGAR COMPANY. KOHALA COMPANY. ma Chamber of Commerce. PUNT IN DANGEROUS PLACE. S. S. Sildra, is due ONOMEA SUGAR The Norwegian The annual meeting of the share FRANCISCO, L The fcoTA anv tune xeoruary io The annual meeting of the share-- NAVAL MEN INSPECT KOREA. SAN February between holders of the Kohala Sugar Company March 8, from Ocean Island, with holders of the Onomea Sugar Company FRANCISCO, February 3. The bark W. B. Flint, which had a narrow and will be held at the office of Castle & Ml SAN ; office of C. Brewer will be held at the escape from going ashore Duxbury guano. Cooke, Limited, In Honolulu, on Tues first move of the United States Navy at Anu- - Sr. Conrmany. Ltd.. In Honolulu, on port The schooner Eva arrived at day. February 2(5, 1907. at 8:30 ociock 13, 1907. 1 H reef yesterday morning, came into thirty-nin- e Wednesday, February at Department in anticipation of war with irirf Kauai nn February 8. a. m. last night during the heavy fog. Cap- a cargo of o'clock a. m. IIIIT HAS BEEN TESTED Japan was made yesterday, when the days from Tacoma, with Notice is also given that amend BISHOP, Secretary. E. tain reported his vessel by-la- company F. board consisting of Admiral Hen Hansen that lumber. ments to the of the 30, 1907. AND FOUND TRUE. naval was dangerous point. The this upon Dated, Honolulu, January Captain C. B. Perkins, Cap close to that The steamer; Mikahala is due will be proposed and acted at 7637 UN-EQUAL- ry Glass, ED cargo 20,000 bags of ITS QUALITY IS Dan bark brought a of morning xrom Kauai ports and the this meeting. tain T. S. Phelps and Lieutenant ; sugar from Makaweli and was twenty ana T. H. PETRIE, AND ITS FLA- steam steamer Claudine from Juaui i forth inspected the Pacific Mail days on the voyage. For the last five waii ports tomorrow morning. Secretary, Kohala Sugar Company. ANNUAL MEETING. an days heavy winds 1907. VOR APPETIZING.' ship Korea as to her availability as of the trip southeast Th steamer Likelike arrived yes Honolulu, H. T., February U, with big seaa were encountered, but 7647 auxiliary cruiser. After the navy men terday afternoon from Hawaii ports THE WAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO. A as to ner cap- the vessel escaped damage. Fresh Supply every Steamer had satisfied themselves with 13 horses for Walter Dillingham, The annual meeting of the share ability of making speed they found SUGAR SHIP IN TROUBLE. use in pa 'u parade. She brought carry me requueu for the ANNUAL ..MEETING. holders of The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. was to - that she able Cable advices were received yester- 4410 bags of sugar. itougn wcamc. win be held at the omce of casue armament. . along the Hamakua nn was experienced Honolulu, on stated tnat tne in-nii- day by Alexander & Baldwin, that the APOKAA SUGAR CO., LTD. fnnke. Limited, in Captain Perkins coast. Thursday, February 28, 1907, at 2 o'clock nf thtvvessel was merely In ship Kenilworth. bound from Philadel .... fihare- - & Co. of Congress of The annual meeting of the p. m. C. Q. Yee Hop r,rKanee of the act phia to San Francisco, had put into nf the Acokaa Sugar Company, given amend 1905, which requires that vessels THE MAILS. kMor. Notice is also that April, of Castle by-la- equipped in case of disas Montevideo, for repairs. No further follow! Ltd., will be held at the office ments to the of the company Tel. Main 251. be properly details were given. is supposed she Mails are due from th pnnfeo. Limited. In Honolulu, on upon mey uan-ev-. re- It follows; will be proposed and actea ter. But the fact tnat sustained damage in a storm.. She is points as Wednesday, February 27, 1907, at 1:30 garding the mounting of guns on the 13. this meeting. scheduled to come to the islands after San Francisco Per Sierra, Feb. o'clock p. m. T. II. PETRIE. ship Is significant. discharges San Francisco. The Orient Per Mongolia, Feb. IS. given amend NOTICE inspection board visited the Pa- she at 17. TCntie is also that Secretary, The Waimea Sugar Mill The February by-la- ws company Company's Korea this vessel is to load sugar this season. Colonies Per Sonoma, ments to the of the Company. cific Mail liner Victoria Miowera, March 9. upon morning unexpectedly, specifically ask MOHICAN AGAIN SAILS. Per will be proposed and acted at Honolulu, H. T.. February 11, 1907. depart for the toUovtam ' B. YAMATOYA ed as to her capability to perioral me Mails will this meeting. 7647 . 29. The Mo PETRIE, functions of a scout snip in case EUREKA, Jan. bark points as follows: T. H. The shirtmaker, at 22 Pauahi street. Is were several hours in In- hican sailed for Puget Sound today aft Francisco Per Mongolia, Feb. 18. Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. war They San 1907. ANNUAL MEETING. not connected with the Yamatoya on specting the ship and carefully exam er taking on provisions and water. She Orient Per Korea, today. Honolulu, H. T., February 11. j 13. 7647 doing business ined the decks ior me nmuu.'& was short-hande- having about half Colonies Per Sierra, Feb. Fort street, but Is still 9. CO., near Euns- - Victoria Per Aorangl, March WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL at his old stand on Pauahi street one . - .me !,t- r her regular crew. Two of the crew The Korea is oi s1"- remained on account of sickness, the ANNUAL MEETING. LTD. Xuuanu street. v,0 trar.sDacinc liners. The annual mept Inflr of the share twenty knots and others claiming that the larders had TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office steam ordinarily Washing- holders of the Waialua Agricultural consi dered an excellent ac-- been insulnciently supplied on leaving of the Supervising Architect, WAHIAWA WATER COMPANY, Attend would be not care 1907. is Co., Ltd., will be held at the office of Orders for Shirts Promptly quisition to the auxiliary fleet of the Honolulu, and that they did ton, D. C, January 22. Notice LTD. i r mif turn to continue the voyage. opening Castle & Cooke, Limited, In Honolulu, States. ne cuum hereby given that the time for 10 ed to. United deck .and of the The annual meeting of the share on Thursday, February 28, 1907, at six-inc- h guns on the forward KEA DELAYED. proposals for the construction MAUNA IS Molo-ka-i, Wahiawa Water Com m. two on the after deck and with Leprosy Investigation Station at nf the o'clock a. at least formidable There is considerable delay in the from pany. Ltd., will be held at the office Notice is also given that amend- speed would be a Hawaii, has been extended u, great by-la- ws her Ma-un- .L,imii.ea, m nuuu-lul- of company fleets. She has construction of new steamer a 1. 1907, to 3 .o'clock p. m., of Castle & Cooae, ments to the the destroyer of merchant the February Thursday, February 28, 1907, at proposed and acted upon at more than a thou- Inter-Islan- 4. 1907. KNOX TAY on will be J.A.GILMAN accommodations for Kea of the d fleet. It March JAMES steerage passengers and therefore LOR, Supervising Architect. 11 o'clock a. m. this meeting. sand troops. was planned that her launching would re given amend T. H. PETRIE, and available as a transport for will Feb. 7, 9, 11. 13, 15, 18. Is also that is May. she ws Insurance occur in At this rate, tn the bv-la- of the company Secretary, Waialua Agricultural Co., PROMOTION FOR CHISHOLM. not be in commission before October, rnta upon at sum- will be proposed and acted Ltd. Commission Agent 1. William whieh will be too late for the meeting. Honolulu, H. T.'. February 11, 1907. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. mer traffic. this who i? looking after the T. H. PETRIE. 7647 B. Chisholm, CAN MAKE NEW BEOS. Secretary, Wahiawa Water Co., Ltd Agent for of the steamer Manch- 11, 1907. ' reconstruction Honolulu, H. T., February ANNUAL MEETING. k a MTTNICH i corv vn and who for some time Acting Collector Stackable has been 7647 INSURANCE CO. uria's engines, supervising FIRE of the liner Mon- advised by the architect $3,800,000. was chief engineer at Washington, that the five bidders HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL COM- s tv.-- H. TvPa Paid. posi- golia, has loen appointed to the oh the leprosarium contract can with- ANNUAL MEETING. PANY. A Good. Reliable Company. superintendent of the Main 50. tion of marine draw their bids, put in under the first annual meeting of the fhare Telephone 405 Steamship Company, suc- The JUD- - DING : : ROOM Pacific Mail advertisement, and submit new bids HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB. holders of the Hawaiian Agricultural ' ceeding the late S. W Hsushurst. lhe under the extension. The bids have office of C. t-- v Honolulu Co will be held at the announcement was made today by J, l . to be in Washington by March 4. onmiai meetine of the in "ono'ulu CO and general will be held Wednesday Brewer & Company. Ltd.. HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT Schwerin. vice president Cricket Club Thursday, February 14, 1907, at 19 of the company. There has JAPAN SURVEYING MANILA BAY. evening, February 13, at 8 o'clock, at cn LIMITED, manager mem o'clock a. m. considerable speculation in marine Purser Freeman of the S. S. China the Royal Hawaiian Hptei. ah BISHOP, Secretary. p n MrSTOCKES : : Manager, been appoint- requested to E. F. circles regarding the probable surveying Ma- bers are attend. January 30, 1907. and a number of says that Japanese are B. F. BEARDMORE, Dated. Honolulu. ment to this position, as 7637 STAN G ENWALD BUILDING. were mentioned. nila harbor. They are disguised 7647 Secretary. prominent engineers says they are. no Cable Address Develop Chisholm bears a high reputation in fishermen. He that P. O. Box 268. UU

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU. FEBRUARY 13, 1907. Castle & Cooke, Fraternal Meetings FDR A PUBLIC JUVENILE CHAUFFEUR Fraternal Meetings HONOLULU. in IS UP FOR RIAL NO. 822, a. r. & HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTH T PACIFIC LODGE COMMISSION A. M. IAN SISTERS. ADMINISTRATOR MERCHANT! every second fourth Mon Meets and Henry Lewis, a decidedly young day, at Knights of Pythias' Hall. King .' street. All visitors cordially Invited to chauffeur, was up for trial before the Suggestions Advanced to Cre- AGENTS MEETING attend, District Court yesterday morning for FOR There will be a SPECIAL JACOBSON, M. E. C. The Ewa Plantation Co. 822. A. F. & A. M.. JENNIE Office Public a violation of the County Ordinance of Pacific Lodge Xo. O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. ate Such an The Walalua Agricultural Co (Wed- GRACE No. 5, ordinance, " tm at the Masonic Temple. THIS the automobile the The Kohala Sugar Co. 13, 1907. Guardian, Too. nesday) EVENING. February POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT. NO. L case being continued until Thursday. The tValmea Mill Sugar Co at 7.30 o'clock. L O. O. F. It is most probable that this wiH be The Fulton Iron Works, StLoma WORK IN SECOND DEGREE. Meets every first and third Friday fought out as a test case of the right Lodge. Oce-- appointing public The George Members of Hawaiian of the month, at 7:30 d. m.. In Odd Thfi necessity of a of the Board of Supervisors to pass F. Blake Steam Punm. anlc Hall Fort street yisltin adminlstrator for the handling cf the Weston's Centrifugals. fraternally to attend, 1Imi ting the of chauf The New England yen are brothers cordially Invited estates of those who die intestate was Mutual Ltf Tr. By order of the R-- w. m. M. T. SIMONTON, C. feur licenges to persons over a stated surance Co., of Boston. Judge Lindsay's court yes- - - E. P. CHAPIN. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. discussed in a Qr their rf t tQ requIre an ex The kJeiv Kind The Aetna Insurance Co., 0f aM Secretary. terday, the judge stating that such an amination at all of anyone driving a ford. Conn. lnJnr O. O. LODGE NO. L F. EXCELSIOR 1, appointment had brought about good machine. The Alliance Assurance Co. of OEOEGE W. DE LONG POST Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:30, don. t. sireei. reuns iu c alleg- - GRAND ARMY OP THE REPUBLIC. In Odd Fellows Hu, Fort called yesterday. Kong Kiu, the Visiting brothers cordially invited to be advisable in tms xermory. i"e ed awa dealer secured an adjournment r Ta rmarV 1307. til - Monday of I atwmo. question of administrators and fraard- Gf his case untile the 15th, reserving Port will meet on the third N. G. meanwnne. or of first Mon A. H. HODSON. ians has had several airings in this his plea in the une out Auction Sale month. Instead the I tack L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. , , , . the five arrested on Sunday as crap day. All comrades are welcome, COUrl Ot laie aim sume Buamwus ,oo ten Aav tctipo Commander. ROBERT NELSON, HABMOMX xajumia nu. a, x. v. . . nave been remiSS ip their.dutjes have thei,,others being discharged. Pa, the Meets every Monday evening, at 7.30, WITHOUT RESERVE. SOCIETY . sharply reminded of the fact. This convicted one, has filed an appeal. Five mmmmmm TBEOSOPHICAL sv, Vallnwi' Hall TTnrt atreet. Vis , m - . .. , . w ion tA the siic-e-fstlnr- - - tViar- a. I drunks were also ground through the OAHTJ LODGE. Itlng brothers cordially inviiea justice mm, yieldin, up $16 and costs Xooxn (second floor), Alexander - I PUDiic. guaraian iiiisui. o 50c. PER ROD UP. a p. tend. amonff tnem Tounc bnndln. Mondays, 7:45 m. CHAS. A. BlAiJf&uix, js. ed with advantage to many. on Monday were charged 16, wewuo-T-ndays-. Seven Saturday, February 1907, public meeting; visitor E. R. oecxeutry. Qne mng j do believe sald with drunkenness, all being fined the 7:45 p. m.. lodge meeting- - .Tnere MONUMENTS. SAFES. . ,.v PTrRTnTATT LODOE. NO. L I Juries Lindsav. "and that is that regular fee for the offense. One of 12 O'CLOCK NOON, ftr. rr nArrrrm thpsA wan Shimn Ravner. a monsieur weekday from 5 to 4 p. m. LO.O.F. guardians should be required to fur with a black face from the Island of at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., Aiecui every oevouu and fourth surety company ln- - re- - nish.the bond of a Martinique. With hia hand on his I am instructed , to sell, without 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' I G. Axtell SCOTTISH THISTLE Thursday, at I J. & Co. HONOLULU . . . . -- .tnnoi Kr.Tii Tt ta Hiffifiiit i,ir,oi n tho ths iia serve, the following properties CLU3. Hall. Fort stree Visiting iteoeKaa. - - 'lZ BUILD- - 1048-5- 0 . ,.,v, . tr ' ltirr-t- v I ' T TWO LARGE FISHPONDS. Alakea St. Friday, j cordially Invited to attend. 0.. ri nf mis Meets on the first and third are . .. . , awav INGS, etc., now rented for $100 per Phbne Blue 1801 O. rooms to we-to- p WRIGHT. N. G. TriZZJlnnrstandin?.- but he was waved P. Box at 7:M o'clock p. m., In MARION course, m tne cse 01 i.iee annum, situate on the Waikiki road Block, entrance on Union street. JENNY JACOBSON. Secy. there is comparatively little chance for ..t.aw land John Ena road, being parts of L. McGILL, Chief. with tfae rest JAMES C. loss on account of the fact the ac- - gamblers post- C. A. 2081 and L. C. A. 20S3. Area MACAULAY, Secy. BEANCH EEBEKAH LODGE that Fourteen asked for a JOHN OLIVE scrutinlzed. But ponement of proceedings, being given 68,511 square feet JiU. X. . W. X. I . I i Ti.3 irrtKrftT.TTT.TT T.OTVJTI filS. B. P. O. E. . everT first and third Thurs-- m tne case oi a parent wno aies auu uuiu lu v;Clcula.LCil 4il E-- Xr. prop-- pare cases, TWO LOTS situate on mauka Wai-- rut p n L i rA T7.0ii,.ara' leaves his children only a small their r was kiki end . of Kapiolani Park Addition. will meet in their hall. King streetj Hail. atreet. visiting Rebekahs erty , any relative .th5 Friday evening. By probate judge and ask to be appointed fined $15 and hitting Mary j being Lots 47, 48, Block F. Mtr T'ort. everv are cordially invited to attend. eye. rder of the E. R. ANITA PHILLIPS, N. G. guardian and generally there seems no Gdrdon Bennett in the .uurjng HARRY E. MURRAY E. R. AGNES DUNNE, Secretary. good reason why he should not be ap-- the course of the trial the fair Mary APANAS 1 and 2 of R. P. 2280, L. C, HARRY H. SIMPSON, gecy. pointed to look after the affairs of the created a sensation by commanding a. 1787, situate Kawaihee, Waialaeiki; OCEANIC LODGE NO. 37L F. & A. M. child or children. He puts up a per- - one of, the police officers present to area 4.15 square chains. Four lois. Monday may good may quit smiling her. She was not sat DAMXEN COUNCIL, NO. 663. Meets on the last of each sonal bond, which be or at month, at Masonic Temple. not be worth anything, and the wards isfied with the sentence of the judge, T.nTS S A 7 Wnilrlkt roadl Lewis Y. M. L - case a ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y, Visltlne brethren and members of are liable to suffer from his careless- demanding that, the be taken to 18,504, 18.180. every second and fourth Wed-etda- ' Estate property; areas Mets xiatnaHn:, nr.ri PaHflfl ar cnrdlallv in-- 1 tipss nr tHfkerv hisKer court, where a heavier fine 20,000 square feet, respectively. Alsn uieeung 01 tne noara or Conir J at 7:S0 o'clock, in San Antonio given. vlted to attend. 'Even in the case of large estates, would be LOTS 14, 13. same subdivision; areas Pf the IIarr'son Mutual Burial Answl. Hall. Vineyard street. Ah Leong, Chinese merchant, who 30, WEED, CHAS. A. BON, W. M. where the' bond of a supposedly rich the 35,217 and 34,344 square feet. atlon. held November 190, Alien FRED W. Pres. WALDRON. Sec. man or corporation is put up, is .had been arrested as a common nuls-- meht No. 5 wag called, V. TODD. Secy. F. there to be due D. E. a. fhanoc fnr lnss. as one never knows ance for blockinsr the sidewalk in front LOOK THESE UP. oember 15 and delinquent January U, TiEAHT CHAPTE5 NO 2, O. E. S. whether a. man is reallv rich or on the of his store, was reprimanded and dis-- 1907. every Monday, 33 Meets third at verge of bankruptcy. For that reason, charged, the same punishment being F. MORGAN. J. H. TOWNSEND, . m.. In the Masonic Temple. Visiting T think nil hnnrts shnnid he handed out to Henrv Morsbersr. who JAS. Secretary. The in- AUCTIONEER. FOR sisters and brethren are cordially - those of surety companies, so that there had threatened to shoot his wife, and to vlted t attend. would be no chance for loss. Kahale Kane, a wahlne who had PLACE ALICE G. HERRICK. W. M. "There has "been entirely too much thrashed her aged mother. Bicycle Repairing ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec carelessness in guardianship matters in Punctures and all parts of the bi this Territory," continued Judge Lind cycle LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 3, say, change neatly and quickly repaired.' O. E. 8. "and I believe that a such CITIZEN LABOR AT At Auction Prices reasonable. as suggested would bene- Meets at the Masonic Temple every I have be Also bicycle tlivs for sale, at second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 ficial." SUPREME COURT HURRIES MAT YOSHIKAWA CYCLE CO. p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are LOCAL LAUNDRY King cordially invited to attend. TERS. Street. Opposite Young Hotel MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. A decision was handed down by the Residence sues LOUISE A, TRUE, Secy. Supreme Court yesterday morning in Cil OR LEASE. - Bruce Hartman is one of the resi- - a matter which had onlv been sub- Residence at Kaimuki. A larre two- - LADIES AUXILIARY, A. O. H, dents of Honolulu who believes in fav-- 1 mitted to it the previous afternoon, the Beocii story house, with all modern conveni DIVISION NO. L matter of construing j citizens in employment. every Tuesday, the of the will of oring giving ences. Situate on Maunaloa aveon. Meets first and third Hlkaalana Hobron Noholoa, deceased, MV ceoDle raav pHpMo below 7th tv;nue. a n. m In C TI. street. x. t. , " f not be " O " to Rent reasonable. R. Hall. 1 at - ' Fort w nu uau uccu a. 1 AT KOOLAU, OAHU Visiting sisters are cordially invited to reaiuem ai nravL vote' he said yesterday, "but they DAVID DAYTON, Trustee. settlement. Th knnt tn h0 137 Merchant Street attend. was whether the maker of the will had are Sod citizens just the same and MRS. M. COWES. Pres. intended to include the property she when female suffrage is granted the O'SULLIVAN, Secy. MAUD owned in Honolulu with that owned at women employed in my laundry will be HERE'S A CHANCE! NEW ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, the settlement when she said "all prop-- heard from." Mr. Hartman keeps a GOODS DIVISION NO. L erty known belonging to me and ap-- large force of Hawaiians enmioved pearing in my name," which she every third Wednes had washing and ironing the lingerie of Ho - Meets first and wmea to ner ON SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 1907, Best Assortment in the City.- day, at 8 p. m.. in C. B. U. Hall, Fort nusDana. nolulu society ladies who have dis-- contention of a de- - street. Visiting brothers cordially in- lhe niece of the covered that their clothing will wear 12 RICH SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, ceased Honolulu AT O'CLOCK NOOX. vited to attend. that the property was better and last loneer if modern ma- - CHIN AWARE, LACQUER, not included was denied by the Su- - chinerv and ttroDer care is used in 1 at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St , H. F. DAVISON, Pres. peme NOVELTIES, TOTS. CURIOS. F. D. CREEDON, Sec. Court. laundering them. He has no use for Honolulu, I will sell at public auction the preparations laun-- - the following properties: I - - HELD FOR GRAND JURY. used in Chinese you - wrr.n-rMT.T- 'v The first of the New Year will Tjn rT. r.TA'M wn a ones wo-w- -- lor tne vyvsv ot wauemug the need a new stock of I u airs, sarah Mitchell, who claims YTTno STOCK COMPLETE PRICES RIGHT r W Ar A machinery so Ma, containing an area of 5498 square dersnn RMro aa -- clothinff. His is built that vi ill a o JI . w w.i -- J! Jl-- ., . C:.. j. - ...i . i. w o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King street. Qf properlv The lot has a frontage of 235 feet on a .n " the clothin? is dried and Sayegusa Office Visiting brothers cordially Invited to ratGd that shA nnt Vnnw starched. There is so much in the mei the Government road and 228 feet on attend. was doin?. and whr, wa ftnti matter of sprinklinsr clothing that it is the beach. 1120 Nuuanu Street, near HoteL L. H. WOLF, C. C. fnr a violator, r,t tv, no wonder the collars worn bv men The train runs from Kahuku to Hau- - t--. a o , TinnDOAM t.XV. ac o 'ucamuuiius..4 Xj. A. JAUUUOW, v l'l 3. Act,rt along with Grace, was examined "washed in ordinary places do not ula. giving ready and rapid transit to 0 H Supplies property .. before United Commissioner Iast more than two or three triPs- - This the UdllUfl, nClli & bOfilUdriY, W, States - "VVe have Just received a stock of COURT CAMOES, nrrtprerl "v,,v l'y luai-uxucr- xu i ' " - lrge Hatcn yesterday and l,oU ntii uu"' naiv ENGINEERS MACHINISTS, BLANK BiOKS. NO. 8110, A. O. P. the next term of the Federal grand man's laundry so that only those where the bathing is fine AND parts needed to 'be sprinkled receive Xlie large beach frontage can be di-- INKSTANDS. Meets every second and Jurv - QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. INKS. PENS. PENCILS. ETC. Tuesday SERVED the water. The result is an evenness vided into several lots fourth of each PAPERS IN JAPAN. r p r Sm Attn rA 4- V nr v n4-- Vw As we are closing out our stock of ax.vtu, . y. ui., in oa.ii au amaavit or service, bearine- - a. bi a;aA fi,- - rrv, .i;- - 2nd V.mr nnrrAk nr iar.ri , m Boilers re-tub- ed with charcoal-Ir- o OFFICE CABINETS, same will be . pieces of machinery are interesting and Hauula, Koolauloa, Oahu, and conr or steel tubes. General ship work, street. Visiting filed I .' 40-1- brothers yesterday in 00 11-1- SOLD AT COST. . the divorce matter taining 1 acres, 00 t X - ... J I 7 TTn . . Ill ey perform is remarkable. less acres wuuHuij uivilcu iu aneuu. i c naunuenju Ayers against Tnom- - sold to as Eugene Ayers, the Koolau Railroad Co., Ltd., M. A. SILVA, C. R. the defendant being for a right of way. Y. WO SING. a restdent of Yokohama. The Wall, Nichols Co., M. C. PACHECO, F. S. affidavit Property i3 rented to July 31, 1907, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL naa tuusmuw to Dy u. Babbitt, vice REALTY TRANSACTIONS ana i. jo per year. GROCERS. LIMITED. aeputy consul of the United 1186-11- COUET LUNALTLO, NO. 6600, A. O. F. in YnTfnhflma states Now at 88 Nuuanu Street Meets every first and third Wednes- 3rd Those certain pieces or parcels I CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER, tU. WANTS NATURALIZATION day evenings of each month, at 7:30, in Entered for Record February 12, 1907. of land situate at Wallee, Koolaupoko. per pound. Vm, G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting An application to be admitted to citi- - From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Oahu, described In Royal Patent No. Phone Main 238. Orders promptly at brothers cordially invited. zensnip nas been posted in the Federal C229, Kuleana 7699, to Kalioholani, con atnded to. Mis-chenk- Yim Ah Leong GEO. MAILE. C. R. Court by Otadimov Tasillevitch o, et al to Kaneohe sisting of three apanas, containing a citizen Store Co BS Agents JAS. K. KAULIA. P. S. of Russia who arrived about two acres, comprising rice and for the in tnis country on January 12, 1901. Dowsett Co Ltd to Territory of Ha kula land. I waii D Pure Soda Water. Eoyal Insurance Oo of Liverpool, CAMOES CTECLE NO. 240, C. O. F. LEONG GETS ANOTHER DAY. Also, Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, at Hauula I - Elizabeth P McCandless to P E R You can't get better Soda Water England. Meets every second and fourth Thurs- Ah Leong, who is being cited for con- - . . Beach, Koolauloa. FOUNTAIN day 7:30 tempt Strauch M than that bearing the Scottisa Union A National Insurance of each mnth. t p.m.. In San for refusing to pay the amount. John Wilson to Abraham "LewiV These are the finest beach lots in the brand, for the' pimple reason that Antonio Vineyard street. Visit-- of alimony to his wife ' district, are easy of access by Co of Edinburgi Scotland. Hall. ordered by the Jr the Koo there isn't any better made. tag companions are cordially invited to I courts and who 'has twice gone to jail ...... PA lau Railroad, and offer an unusua In-soraa- Maud A C Wilhelma of Magdeburg General ce on Stein and hsb to J Alfred FOUNTAIN WORKS, attend. that account, was up before Judge Magoon .. opportunity to procure a fine country SODA Co. A C. C. uoit yesterday for the same thing. D residence King. MINNIE VILLA. ie -- site with the best of sea Sheridan Street, near Commercial Assurance M. C. PACHECO. F. S. He was given until today to give the bathing. Phone Main 270. Co., LtL, of matter Recorded February 5, 1907. London. further consideration, the judge Each lot has a sea frontage of from THEODORE EOOSEVELT, CAMP tuniing mat pernaps thirty days in iail Bishop & Co to Pang Lum Mow et 150 feet to over 200 feet. NO. 1, U. S. W. V. wouia give him time to decide. al, Re!;. lots 3 and 4, folk 14, bldgs, etc, REMOVAL NOTICE. Department Hawaii. COURT NOTES. Kewalo Tract, Honolulu. Oahu. $1000. Terms: Cash, U. S. gold coin. Manicuring, Shampooing Meets every first and It is stated that the Department of P ?- - Dated Feb 2, 1907. and weonesaay, wav-- J Deeds at purchaser's expense. W. R. PATTERSON, Contractor tnird usiice at vvasnington will examine l0'Annie Kaea and hsb to Henrv Smith. Builder, WHITTLE, the Sign 1- -2 and J. J. Electrical Facial and Scalp Treatment. erley Block, cor. Bethel j lnt the recent of tr. M; grs 943 transfer the island int in rents from and Painter, have moved to 1168 Union and Hotel, at 7:30 p. m. of Lanal for property in Honolulu 938, $400. 290, Further particulars at my office. Mrs. Kathryn Bools, by Hamakua, Hawaii. B p street, next block mauka from their Visiting comrades cordi-- ine lermoriai omcials, the object be-al- ly 96. Dated Feb 4. 1907. F. Superfluous Hair Removed. In& to made case JAS. MORGAN. old stand. Phone Main 324. Invited to attend. a test of the claim George - Marcel Hair Weaving. to Tourny by atty to Agt of Jap AUCTIONEER. Estimates on Work Cheerfully Given- o v v jl , inat l"e title all the Territorial nnh- - 11 RICHARDS v tJVii a j lis - j , i i . anese Government, Agrmt; to sell for STREET. 7 lIie 1 eaerai gov- - $57 000 Comdr. ernment. The" matter gr 147 and bldg known as Prog-- of the annual nt ress block, cor and injunc- - Fort Beretania ave HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. nn J?ZS resrdlnS the nue, Honolulu, Oahu. B 284, p 489. Sing Loy & Co. Dated Jan 29, 1907. Auction . ... . vvoiLn iu me exenange will come Sale FLOUR, SUGAR, RICE vv- - n f- c-i uuuuc, up Deiore tne Supreme Court this Addie B Gear and hsb (A V) to uifia vi i. cava ujuuiu, i u jv. i morning. Queen's Hospital, .D; por 216, FEED p. ui tiucn, ai R P kul KEROSENE OIL and of Hall. All sojourning brethren are Court fees to the $11 werp 1691, Kaakopua,, Honolulu, Oahu. $1 z. amount of COR. AND SMITH STS. cordially invited to attend. yesterday and mtg $2000. B 287, p 263. HOTEL' taxed Dated Feb 2236. O. 1037. By order Worthy President, in the case 5, 1907. Tel. Blue B. Box of Fullerton vs Ti SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 1907, A. L. LANE. Judge Lindsay's court, the action be Paul Jarrett and wf to Samuel Par FRANK C. POOR, Sec. ing one to collect $40, judgment beinsr ker. D; kul 36S8, Waimea, Kohala, Ha 12 O'CLOCK NOON, FASHIONABLE MILLINERT given for the defendant. Vnnertnr, waii; gr 114., Kaokana, Hamakua. Ha HONOLULU AERIE 140, P. O. E. threatens an appeal. $700. will offer for sale, at my salesroom, waii. B 2S7, p 262. Dated Feb 2. am t?.',v Meets on second By stipulation the case of Yamamoto 1907, jaanumanu street, J .H. X. and Wednes- vs. Alexander Craw has gone over fourth ' for Annie T K by gdn POWER'S . MISS n day evenings tne term. Parker to Jno of each Hind. L: 3 mil gals water daily from month, at 7:30 o'clock, in K. nf T i The following men to serve as sub-- BOSTON Stitute stream, Vaimea, S Kohala; R w for .""."Ross"- MILLINERY PARLORS. .Kits street. Visiting Eagles are in- - iurors to serve during the re nurae, etc, across The Place vlted to attend. mamaer of the term, have been sub lands and leaseholds, BUILDING. FORT STREET. by Hawaii. SO yrs at $3000 per yr. B 288, ' L. E. TWO mitted Jury commissioners James L. ' ' - MET. W. P. p ibt. .Keb 4, 1907. H. T. MOORE. Secy. McLean and Gilbert J. Waller: Chas. uaiea H. Eichler, Henry Ash. J. H. Thomp- .uina jvepoiKai (widow) et al to Mrs equate Beretania street, near Alapai " son, G. Young, Sarai K D; & PERKINS, S. FUJIMURA, MASSAGE. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, 1. O. E. M. Ernest James S. Mc- Aluli. int in R P 5165, kul street, being portion of R. P. 2467; area RICE Candless, James McQueen, J. M. Riggs. iioi, roaiwi, waaenu, Maui. $400. ZL'340 square feet. Rhpumstism. Tlrulspn Krro?n rr-- i ,t Meets every second Fri-- b and fourth E. N. Voeller, John L. Fleming, c. 2S., p 61. Dated Jah 31, 1907. Free of all PHOTOGRAPHERS. Feeling and other Ailments QUICKLY day ot each montn. in L O. O. Hall. F. encumbrances; warranty! ARTISTIC F. Merrifield, James R. Pearce, James G. ueea. ueea at expense of purchaser. RELIEVED. 444 King Street, Palama. T101"I, oromers cordially Invited tc Wyman, Rudolph G. Moore, Josephus jrnone vnite 135L "cuu' v. xuud, sachem. E. Axtell, Harry E. Murray BEAD THE ADVERTISES A. E. MURPHY, and A. F. aelX. Cooke. WOELD'S JiEWS DAILY. JAS. F. MORGAN, Studio: Hotel Street, near Fort AUCTIONEER. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. FEBRUARY 13, 1907.

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2.09 inches. .09 inch less than the average, and 1.39 inches more than dur- WORLD'S NEWS CONDENSED I V ing last week. W. Elliot. 111 Hakalau (7) The mean temperature IK was 71.2 deg., and the rainfall 2.69 LATEST COAST FILES and FROM For the Week Ended February 9, 1907. inches, 1.71 more than last week's, I .77 inch below the average. Hakalau Plantation Co. Pepeekeo (7) The rainfall was 199 Vassar Don't Rub Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 11, 1907. average, College is overcrowded. Inches, .15 inch less than the French law insists on odorleBS autoa. Don't rub don't cratch, week. rr--K bUTS OC and .95 more than during last , Y nn IV.. Itrh.. nm&rt. GENERAL SUMMARY. A railroad is to be up Matterhorn. AilA V.Vt iniJ ' The mean temperature was 73.2 deg. built the ache there is something needed besides Moderate to heavy rains occurred Western Canada. Wm. H. Rogers. farmers are still flocking into a rub...... cool eye-ere- ct during the week generally over the Papaikou (7 Warm days and Hugh O. Pentecost, the sensational preacher, is dead. You can't remove wun a 2.90 inches of section, the greatest amounts occur- nights obtained, with Arizona has repealed its statute licensing gambling. rub of the finger. We tt glaeeea for rainfall, 1.39 more than last week's. eyestrain that' ring in the Lahaina, Wailuku and London through public ownership schemes. defective vision and John T. Moir. fears bankruptcy all; but a little piece or giaas ww on Kula districts of Maui; the Koolau-pok- o Hilo (7) The mean temperature was Three companies of U. S. Engineers are to survey and map Cuba. inches, work wonders. and Honolulu districts of Oahu, 71.8 deg.. and the rainfalj 2.43 Stoam ahniral man nn tha iif.hmna rtf Panama demand increased TlSV. 1.44 week's, .02 Inch and Kona, Kau and northeastern more than last and lobster. the below the average; L. C. Lyman. A New York chef died from lockjaw produced by the clutch of a portion of the Kohala districts of Ha- Ponahawai (7) The total rainfall was The Vatican is in dire need of funds owing to the falling off in Peter's pence. A. N. Sanford re- waii. The . smallest amounts were 2.26 inches, 1.70 greater than during last It is rumored in London that Gov. Swettenham has been asked to resign. Optician master ceremonies announces temperature was 69.8 Graduate The of ported from Kauai. On Hawaii the week. The mean Balanced turrets will be substituted for the round turrets of the Oregon. their Majesties the Sing and deg.-- J. E. Gamalielson. BOSTON BLDQ. : : FORT BT. that total amounts for the week ranged from (7) mean temperature American liners out of Seattle have been taken off owing to Japanese GRAS MASQUE Kaumana The Over May Co. Queen of the MARDI 1.86 to 6.36 inches; from 1.36 to 7.86 was 69.0 deg., and the rainfall 2.J9 competition. they will attend average, and BAIi give notice that inches on Maui; 1.29 to 6.05 inches on inches, .31 inch below the Gov. Swettenham has formally withdrawn his letter to Admiral Davis being given the 1.68 inches more than last week's. SMOKERS ATTENTION the festivities for Oahu; 2.01 to 2.69 on Molokai, and .76 and sent regrets. J. E. Gamalielson. . articles. benefit of inch to 1.45 inches on Kiuai. But one Kapoho (7) The total rainfall was An immense spring near Ukiah, Cal., which was lost during the earthquake, to. fln.t Kn at Smokers m nii Hn of Tl&vana and Domestic THE KUiOHANA ART LEAGUE. station in the section reported less 3.26 inches, 1.20 above the average, and has disappeared. mA - .43 less during last week. Cisars, Egryptian and Turkish Cijrar- AT THE MOAKA PALACE.. than 1.00 inch of rainfall as the total inch than G been elected counsel of insurance presidents at a The mean temperature was 71.8 deg. rover Cleveland has ettes, packed especiaiiy ior TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. for the week. salary of $25,000. gifts. The prices and roods ar rtgbt-- having a record of ten H. J. Lyman. Tickets, including elaborate refresh- At stations Pahala (6) The mean temperature The Vatican is blaming French prelates for stirring up opposition to the MYRTLE CIGAR STORE. or more year9 the rainfall was above 70.4 deg., rainfall 6.36 $2.50. sta- was and the French government. ments, the average for the week at all inches, 5.06 above the average, and 5.64 8. tions on Hawaii, except at several in of Sweden will accompany a Swedish battleship to the Doors open at greater than last week's. Hawaiian Prince William Hew and Artistic Mouldings Grand march at 9:15. the Hilo district; at all on Oahu, and Agric. Co. . Jamestown Exposition. in the Kona district of Kauai. The was Special cars prorided to leave the Naalehu (6) The total rainfall It is believed that German opposition at The Hague will defeat the pro- BT THE S. S. NEVADAN excesses on Hawaii ranged from .86 4.80 inches, 3.56 above the average, arid RECEIVED Palace at 1:30, 230, 3:30; each car inch to 1.57 inches in the Kohala dis- preceding posals for disarmament. ' 4.63 more than during the Polytechnic Framing Co. connecting with Manoa and Nuuanu trict; 5.30 to 5.06 inches in the week. G. G. Kinney. The widow of Russell Sage has given a million to Rensselaer Pacific Picture transfer cars. Kona and Kau districts, and .46 inch Kau (6) Cloudy weather, heavy Institute of Troy, N. Y. Nuuanu below Hotel. 1.20 inches , in Hamakua and the fore Wichman's, to the rains, and SW winds obtained A picture of the President of France has been wired from Paris to Lyons RIGHT. TICKET for sale at Puna districts; on Oahu 1.37 inches part of week. The rainfall was 5.30 PRICKS Thrum's, Benson, Smith & Co.'s, Berg-Btrnm- 's in the JVoolauloa, 1.56 inches in the inches. F. H. Hayselden. " and return in six minutes. oc- engagment to Madame Menier, divorced Gunst-Kaki- n & Co.'s and the Waianae, and from 3.56 to 4.48 Kealakekua (7) Heavy rains . Boni de Castellane denies his Koolau-pok- o 7th, .Young and Mo-an-a inches in the Honolulu and curred on the 3rd and the total wife of chocolate man. Hawaiian, Alexander 5.14 inches, 3.42 more the districts. for the week being being criticized by his own people for paying too much at- Buy Nov! Hotels. Excessively heavy rains occurred on than last week's. Robert Wallace, The Kaiser is the 2nd in the Kau district of Hawaii; Kealakekua (6) The mean tempera- tention to American visitors. on the 1st and 3rd, in the Wailuku ture was 70.2 deg., and the rainfall 4 36 The constant prosecution of ticket-seller- s of the Honduras Lottery caused GEMS, GOLD AND SILVJiK average, and 4.06 and Lahaina districts of Maui, and on Inches, 3.30 above the the collapse of that institution. JEWELRY. 3rd, in the Koolaupoko greater than during last week. Rev. 2nd and follow UP-TO-DA- Valentines the Closer between France and England are likely to the TE STYLES. and Honolulu districts of Oahu. S. H. Davis. relations And Valentine Novelties visit of the King and Queen to Paris. Riiv-m&d o by special order. The rainfall was greater than that ISLAND OF MAUI. us. all expedition has gone to the West Indies to make deep sea sound- Prices reasonable. Call on of the preceding week at stations 1 was Ah Agassiz AT on one in Puna Nahiku (7) The total rainfall Hawaii, excepting the 1.53 more during the ings and study the Kingston earthquake. on Maui; in the Hono- 3.07 inches, than and scarlet fever I) N W O district; at all preceding week. C. O. Jacobs. Ten thousand Chicago people are sick of diphtheria S 4S. lulu and northern portion of the Koo- No. 1308 Maunakea St. P. O. Box Tfinmi's book Store, Fori Siree Haiku (7) Very cloudy weather ob- a new case appears every three minutes. laupoko districts of Oahu, and mean temperature of and of Kona tained, with a The government of Italy has been warned by its consul at Panama against in the western portion the 70.3 deg.,-an- 1.66 inches of rainfall, .37 greatest ex- . Both Sentimental and Comic in district of Kauai. The inch greater than last week's. D. D. encouraging Italian labor to go .to the Isthmus. cesses occurred in the Kona and, Kau Bret Harte, has refused to Oahu Railway Postals, Promissory Notes, Baldwin. Mark Twain, because of an old feud with Telegrams, districts of Hawaii, arid the. Laha- (7) rainfall was 1.36 Summons, etc. Peahi The total assist at the benefit for the latter 's impoverished daughter. TIME TABLE. ina and Kula districts of Maui, and inches, .40 inch more than during the 3.42 to 5.64 inches. FUN WITHOUT COARSENESS. ranged from preceding week. Strong S winds pre- tempera- OUTWARD. The greatest deficiencies ranged from week. G. occurred, the total for the week preceding week. The mean vailed the fore part of of rain 73.6 deg. A. and The assortment comprises suggestive 1.46 to 4.12 inches, and were re- 7.86 inches, 4.98 more than dur- ture was Irvine. For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku So. Groves. being (8) An excessively heavy rain m 3:20 p nv material for Valentine Parties or ported from the Ewa and Waianae Kihei (5) Stormy weather obtained ing week. The mean temperature Manoa Way Stations 9:15 a. last 1 Way south-centr- al 2nd. The total rainfall Mill clals, new and unique. Furthermore, of Oahu; the Ya including 3rd. The mean 71.7 deg. Wm. Robb. occurred on the tt. n rif v Kw and districts and the was was 4.25 inches, .50 inch they are inexpensive, ranging from five of Kona district of Kauai, 72.0 deg., the rain for the week Stations 17:30 a. m.. '9:15 a. portion the temperature was and ISLAND OP OAHU. greater than during last week. F. N. p. m., cents to thirty-fiv- e cents each. and from central Molokai. fall 4.37 Inches, 3.73 more man imi temperature a. m., 2:15 p. m.. "3:so new line of Art Panels, plain week Kahuku (8) The mean Parker. t9:30 p. m., tll:M P-F- Also, a The mean temperature for the week's. Wm. A. Sparkes. 2.99 (8) Heavy occurred on m.. hand-colore- d, twenty to forty was 71.6 deg., and the rainfall Waiawa rains 9:15 a, m. and "5.1 and from was higher than during last week at Puunene (7) Heavy rains occurrea average be- Wahlawa excepting for inches, 1.37 greater than the three dates, the total for the week cents each. all stations in the section, on the 1st and 3rd; the total the Christophersen. ,60 less than last p. m. the .65 greater for the week. R. T, ing 4.08 inches, inch INWARD. Early Orders or Selections Take one in the Kona district of Hawaii, week being 3.07 inches, inch (9) excessively mean temperature was from week. The mean tem Maunawili Ranch An week's. The Kahuku, Wal- Choice. the dirierences ranging generally than during last on 3rd. The 7ft i Ace W. R Waters. Arrive Honolulu from 73.6 deg. N. S. Wil- heavy rain occurred, the 8:36 m.. "SiSl 1.0 deg. to 3.4 deg. perature was J. 71.3 deg., and (9) mean temperature was alua and Waianae a. week- mean temperature was Ewa The The following table shows the liams. 3.88 above 19. n rfAsr . 1.29 inches, V' temperature tne total rainfall 5.97 inches, and tha rainfall Mill and SAY, MERCHANT! ly averages of temperature and rain- Wailuku 7) The mean .07 4.12 inches less than Honolulu from Ewa 4.78 the average, and more than last the average and Arrive fall for the principal islands and for was 71.5 deg., and the rainfall week. R. Muller. City 17:46 a, nu. 8:36 a. m, M s. &x week's. John Herd. during last Pearl nu, Do You Carry Life Insurance group: inches, 1.68 more than last week 2nd, 4.1a mean temperature 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. the heavy occurred be Waimanalo (8) On the wnianaft fsv The Temper- ceDtionallv rains fell; the total for the waa 71.1 dee., and the rainfall 3.13 5:31 p. m., "7:30 p. m. and Fire Insurance? Rainfall. tween 10 and 11 a. m. of the 3rd. Bro. inches of rain average, Wahlawa ature. week was 6.05 inches, 4.88 greater than inches, 1.56 greater than the Arrive Honolulu from you or any Hawaii. . . .'...... 70.4 deg. 3.13 ins. Frank. average, .93 inch less than the 1.46 less than during the preced 8:3G a. m. and 5:31 p. m. Then why should Kaanapali (7) On the 1st, 5.40 inches the and and Only. who insures his Maui. . 71.8 deg. 3.74 ins. ing week. P. Meyen Daily, t Ex. Sunday, t Sunday other merchant 71.7 deg. 4.07 ins. Limited, a two-ho- ur life, his buildings and his stock or Oahu ISLAND OF KAUAI. The Haleiwa 71.1 deg. 1.10 ins. first-cla- ss tickets honored), goods, neglect to insure the safety Kauai train (only spends his Molokai. ...71.3 deg. 2.35 ins. Triianoa. Cool nights obtained Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 of the money which he 70.0 deg., leaves goods to get! Nervous Women Th TTipan temnerature was a m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu life and sells his Tired .64 only HARD, EARLY group. deg. 3.23 ins. onri th rainfall 1.10 inches, inch be 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops TOU "WORK Entire ...71.0 average, .40 less last at money that U. S. unnappy nomoa low the and than at Pearl City and Waianae. AND LATE for the At the local office of the Make L. B. Boreiko. C. SMITH, ex- week's. G DENISON, F. comes over your counter in in Honolulu the mean con -- P' you selL Weather bureau Eleele (8) Unsettled weather tin Supt. O.P.&T.A. change for the goods daily barometer ranged from 29.88 to Murine week. The rainfall was hard-earn- ed tne And yet you place that 29.98 inches, with a mean for the week 2.29 inches less than during unprotected normal. 5 .76 inch, money in a drawer of 29.93, .04 inch below the PlL's the preceding week. McBryae jsugar in any way against carelessness The maximum temperature was 78 deg., Fire Insurance. : A qtkI and possible dishonesty. a sr "" m9H 72.4, , rlffr.., ' 'a" Makaweli (8) The mean temperature REGIS- minimum in NATIONAL CASH L lit; 72.2 deg., the rainfall A you. J Ueg auuve uuiuiiwj " was and i.a TER will prevent this for It higher than last week's. The prevail-- t inches, .44 inch above the average, and THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO In- 1. an costs you nothing to call and .Mrontinn ws with 31 more than last week's. Hawaiian LTD. vestigate. average hourly velocity of 7.4 miles; Sugar Co. "humidity, 82.9 per cent.; General Agents for Hawaii. Office Specialty Co. mean relative ISLAND OF MOLOKAI. Hawaiian average cloudiness 310ths, and the total Atlas Aunranee Company of LoadcAi rainfall 4.77 inches, 3.56 above the nor- ? Mapulehu (8) The total rainfall was New York Underwriters' Ageney. mal for the week, and 1.31 more than inches. .19 inch less than during Providence Washington insurance w v, tem- - preceding week. On the v-- week. The mean paay. during the mt? d Conradt. MB. fillisli 3rd, 3.28 inches of rain occurred. perature was 73.2 deg. C. C. ill's CORRESPONDENTS. Molokai Kancn is; xe & CO., LTD. EEMARKS BY 69.4 deg., uuthe total C. BREWER y Yt perature was and ORANGE-PAPAY- A MARMALADE Allnrin rr 4k JELLIES fXote: The ngures miw- -s rainfall 2.01 inches, x.n less iuau Factors and Commission JAMS AND r Jn.lifntp- the date Sugar For Sale at name 01 .f; , week's. J. Munro. which the week's report closed. WM. B. STOCKMAN, Merchants. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. with . MRS.GECXA.JAME3 ISLAND Or IV1 K J.IMLLLIC. iviAMn-iv- of Section Director. LIST OF OFFICERS. lundu. did not care what became JSC , The total rain-- woman, often on I suffered so I of my C. M. Cooke. President; Georr t A nervous irritable and my family desired Bishop, was 4.30 inches, 3.00 greater than verge of hysterics, is a source of clan, Robertson, Manager; E. F. " YAM ATOYA, fall the under Jhysi x. Secretary; W. Ma-c- wees. . - misery to everyone who comes was try lyaia Treasurer and F last mis- Compound 1 R. KUWA. C. Jonee, u. aa. ALL KINDS OF Kohala Mill ine mean le- - her influence, and unhappy and Vegetable 1 farlane, Auditor; P. rainfall that it has entirely, cured J Street, belew King and Cooke, R. Oalt, Directors. KIMONOS ture was 71.4 deg., and the erable herself. medicine on earth JjHJJ punchbowi J. SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and Such women not only drive Hus- is the finest my friends and Queen 2.75 inches, wholly unfit recommending it to all MADE TO ORDER. 1.81 more than last week's. T. bands from home but are acquaintances. CONTRACTOR WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. and govern children. long St.. Just above the Orpheum. Holtum Lillie. to Mrs. Geo. A. James, a life Fort H. The ills of women act like a fire N. Y writes: PAINTING and STJOAB 7AOTOSS AND HONOLULU. T. Kohala Mission xv iy" upon nerves, consequently resident of Fredonia, HANGING COMMISSION AGUOm, . was o ;ntioe 123 above the brand the ham: PAPER tail seven-tenth- s nervous prostra- Dear Mrs. Pink 1.S0 more than during last of the down condition average, and nervous despondency, n was m a terriblyjrm and Manager mean temperature was 1.S tion, the and had nerrous T fSSfdw35 OF Wo. O. Irwin President week. The and nervous ALL KINDS Vice-Preside- nt T 1 ? n j! "blues", sleeplessness, trouble, in fact I John D. Spreckels First K FUKURODA n i- - r female W con- some Vice-Preside- ,162. Ur. of women arise from were born. Tbi. WORF nt I- - moan temperature irritability sine, my children BUILDING AND REPAIR W. M. Giffard...Second very .MU1I1 V4t tko organic derangement. dition worked on my nerres andII NOTICE hMM just received the -- o ? n, thp- rainfall l.yo tried many DONE ON SHORT n. M. Whitney Treasurer Try one. was - " . Do you experience fits of depression ritable and miserable. I had DOO v vr&ndas. much help but Richard Ivers Seeretiry BCixcm inches, 1.31 more with restlessness alternating with ex- remedies without geg $1-2- FOOT. W. Aaditor PRICE AND 5 A ceding week, and .86 inch greater than irritability? Do you suffer E. Pinkfaam Vegptableuna V. Wilson tl n Pootnw treme brought me back to health and trmcth. AGENTS FOB 2S and 32 Hotel Street. tnp averaire. Ia. from pains in the abdominal region, me M? amounted -- has also carried (7)-- The rainfall bearing down pains,nervous f. Frse-eisc- o, Paauhau backache, Life. I cannot Paty 8teamship Co, Baa - Change of v Wm. Oceanie inches, .46 inch above the ayer- sleeplessness, and almost yeur medicine. tny STREET. to 1.86 dyspepsia, recommend 1048 ALAKEA CaL t .uxni n-r- than illirini? last continually cross and snappy? If so, Ba ace, anu. PInkham,s larltatioa to Woinc. Western Sugar Kenning Ce, t. t-v- ,oo tpmnerature was 1.U your nerves are in a shattered con- Mrs. Inn Co. you are threatened with of NOTICE. Francisco. Cal. Waikiki dee Paauhau Sugar Plantation dition and Women from any form Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhUa. nervous prostration. are C. Bergin. 2.36 nothing female weakness iia7i1edxf delphia, Pa. owned by W. 67.8 deg.. and the rainfall Proof is monumental that promptly with Man-fsctnre- rs Now was week s. for nervons communicate ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING Newall Universal Mill Co inches 1.18 greater than last in the world is better Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From the Tane Phreder, generally foggy. of women than Lydia t. may be h,ir r advice, is invited to communi of National and The afternoons were troubles symptoms given, the trouble person by letter, with Vew Y. supplies Vegetable Compound, and surest Aa to either in or Yerk, N. w Accommodations, R- - Pinkham's and the quickest o v C Blaeow. ob- roots and herbs. lated Ensign L. Anderson, matron 'of the Pacific Oil Transportation nrt-- (7)-C- alm, sultry weather made from native recovery advised. Out of her Attendance absolutely Ookala thousands of women way of Army Woman's Industrial Praneisco, Cal. with a mean temperature of Thousands and vast volume of experience in treating Salvation tained, Snhps of rainfall. can testifv to this fact. Pinkham probably Home. No. 1680 King street. of 151 Morgan female ills Mrs. Mrs. NeUie Makham, has the very knowledge that will help THE HAWAIIAN REALTY, average. W. G. V alter. St., Buffalo. N. Y., writes: your case. Her advice is free and CO. Beach inch above the - AND MATURITY 7- Bathing days,- cool , " Palm Fine L.aupanot-iii- - from nervous prostration alwaysi helpful. Limited. v was a wreck . and Wicke, and smooth seas prevailed, with "I Vegetable Compound, made from native roots F. D. AND ?20 rainfall 1.4. mo than Lvdia E. Pinkham's REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE. CLEANING inches of herbs; no narcotics or harmxu. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SECU- EAGLE . and .1. inch less contains the AND INVESTMENT nvr-TMr- wnRKS. during last week, of on Store Fittings a Specialty LOANS - v W Ttnrnanl. the largest number lum are RITIES. T?-- was Repairing, Cabinet Work and Polishing thVL The total rainfall thheS m A Honolulu T. -- - S . . ja - r r Office: Mclntyre bid.. Synches. than during Sfin AChws.-- i0oZ AlaKa &u rear vx. a. v. 14L A IAS greater Womea's Ills. phone H P. O. Box 265. Phone Main iZlAtU week.-- McLennan. Compoaad ; a Woman's Remedy for Pnone M. 477; residence, w. icu. PRICES. C. Liflla E. Plakftam's YctctaMcfSw Block. The rainfall was Fort Street, opposite Star tVn La (7)-- total Phone White 2362. FEBRUARY 13, 1907-- PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, 6 THE were there and Special Officer Town- - Woman and Girls ON send had been sent after them, when IK a telephone message was received from !the men themselves, saying that they Who suffer every month from Cramps, were tired of remaining in hiding and Backache, Headache, Vomiting, Dizzi- HAWAIIAN FRUITS were ready to surrender. They also ness or Tainting Spells should know arranged by telephone for the services few doses of the Bitters were that if of Charles Chillingworth in their taken at the first symptom they would save all this unnecessary suffering. Al- World Famous Specialist Says - ways keep a bottle of Many Improvements Are HAWAIIAN TEETH IN NEW YORK. Hosteller's Possible. The teeth of the skeletons of mam mals last much longer than the rest of the bones. A kamaaina In relating Luther Burbank, the wizard of San local events told the Paradise that two handy and you'll ta Rosa. California, iue New York dentists came to Honolulu always enjoy good in 1867 and prospected about the base Thousands experimenter in the field of the forma health. of Pali for teeth. was there fir, STOMACH of other sickly tion of new forms of plant life by the Nuuanu It 1;' STCTB women have found process of crossing and selection, has that a thousand or more of Oahu's war this true. It also written to H. P. Wood, secretary of the riors in 1795 met their death before the cures to the conquering army of Kamehameha I. Insomnia, Promotion Committee, relative of fruits of Hawaii. The enterprising surgeons found enough Poor Appetite, improvement the expresses his regret that sound and perfect grinders among the Sleeplessness, Mr. Burbank to visit the islands, a trip remains of the savages to fill a trunk. Indigestion, he is unable long contemplated with Then they went to Waialae and exca I Dyspepsia, which he has J pleasure which the nature of his a burying ground, adding more Costiveness, but vated work will not permit of a month's ab store to their stock of discoveries. As Biliousness or sence from his experiments, meaning tourists came for business, not Malaria, Fever these the loss of several years time In arriv for pleasure, they soon sailed for the and Ague. Speaking possi Of::.Two':Cdhtinentsv. results. of the New sickly ing at Coast. When they reached York We hop all bility of Improving the Hawaiian fruits men women they were enabled to furnish their cli and done I comments on the $500 will try It at once. In the same way as he has the entele with a quality of teetjh that was j IT IS AMUSING to read the European fruits of California, he writes: not as artificial as supposed. Paradise. I I . . A Ford four-cvlind- er runabout. Previous to its arrival there the trade "There is not the least possible ques- - papers were full of sarcastic comments on the "Yankee Trick in . . .a tlon but wnat xne papaya couiu uo I II I II I l Motor Cars "American Wild Cat Schemes," etcetera, etcetera. llll I-- proved so that it would have the flavor HQUjQ II AN mnrPTrn1 1 H K S I H articles on the f . BUT NOW The same journals head their We tk. T hav a wava hen Inter- - imiiimiiii w w Ford Runabout "A Phenomenal Car," "The American Invasion a ested in the mountain apple which you Real Peril," and similar captions. This car is listed in London, alligator pear, and the AND AGRICULTURIST have and the England, at 152 pounds sterling about $750; and still it is the sen- Are mango. All these, as well as the ba sation of the motoring world there. In Germany and France, the nana and the cocoanut, can be improv January number of the Hawaiian home of the motor car, it sells for a still higher price and the ed without any question to almost any The Forester and Agriculturist appeared demand is tremendous. All Clad extent if the matter is properly taken of Henry sensational move up." Saturday. Its contents are varied and THE FULL SIGNIFICANCE Ford"s Information for the small when a four-cylind- er, 18 H. P. Runabout to sell souvenir postal cards. Aside from the interest which his valuable in he announced If to receive com opinion will have for fruit farmer and horticulturist In at $500 has only recently become known to the trade and buying Let 11s send some then to our authoritative growers menting on the recent experiment of public. and others here, the fact that . m ft Ill M friends who will surely be pleas- Mr. Burbank has written a personal a winter agricultural exnioiuon, neia IT WAS SAID that at the price it could not be well made would poultry show, the editor says ed with any of the twenty new of this kind all shows the in- with the be too flimsy to withstand rough usage on country roads that letter at experience gained shown terest he feels in Hawaii. He is one of the has its own power would be too great for it. tlet's see: over 3,000 styles we have just placed on summer ex the busiest men in the world, with such much that would render a of these runabouts have been delivered since August, 1906. ale. an extensive mall even with the hibition Justifiable." IN EVERY HILL CLIMBING CONTEST in which this wonder- that Among Is one by force of stenographers available, his the contributions ful car has been entered it has been the sensation of the meet J. E. Hlggins, horticulturist of the U. Important letters are at times three flying up grades on the high gear that 40 and 50 H. P. cars S. Station, on the cultiva-- and even six months behind, while to Experiment labored up on second. S. Judd, now the bulk of the letters of inquiry re tion of the roselle. Chas. ON THE RACE TRACK stock cars of this Model have not only ceived by him and his mail boils and a senior in tne xaie jporest dchoih, defeated but actually lapped every other car in its class. seethes with Inquiries a circular only writes on seed distribution in Hawaii. MiMno selection from President CROSS COUNTRY TOURS by private owners with new cars, right Is sent in reply. There is a 1057 PORT STREET. Roosevelt's message, dealing with prog out of the factory,. ranging from 300 to 1,200 miles, have been It has even been found necessary to made "without touching a wrench to the car or removing a spark prohibit visitors from the grounds ress in agriculture. A new arrangement of the contents plug." where Mr. Burbank conducts his ex BUILT FOR HARD SERVICE and rough usage, its lightness is periments. This was done two years places the official matter of the Board con- its greatest strength because that lightness is obtained only by ago, the previous year having seen over of Agriculture and Forestry in The New Churning num the use of the best materials procurable. has strength, power six thousand visitors on his grounds. nected order. It contains in this It The Alameda brought us a fresh ber a report on the poultry and agri- and speed to meet all demands under any possible conditions. new shipment of threatening to worry him to death as a ENDURANCE? demonstrating showman, besides Interfering with his cultural exhibition. THE ORIGINAL runabout the Leopold G. Blackman is the capable car that made the rounds of every show last year has to its California Rose Creamery important work and destroying valu able property. editor and the Hawaiian Gazette Co., credit over 50,000 miles demonstrating miles; it is still in ser- magazine. Every mail brings an application or Ltd., the publisher of the vice and can hold its own with the last one that came from the Butter two for positions in the gardens and factory. SHIPMENT OP EIGHT CABS JUST ARRIVED. BUY NOW AS PRICES 1907 laboratories of the wizard, these being IT IS THE CHURNING. HARRY MILLS HAVE RAISED BY $100 COMMENCING) so many that they are registered in V BEEN THE FACTORY, 1 WITH SHIPMENTS AFTER FEB. 1ST, 1907. Bemr coiupony, order as they are received and the ap I u plicant mailed a printed slip in reply. ON HIGHTON CASE 23 Main Telephone Main 22 At the beginning of the present year this list contained 2552 names. - - Editor Advertiser: In yesterday's ichuman Carriage Company, Limited BAD JAPS SURRENDER TO THE Bulletin, under the caption of "Public Yours LAW. Administrator," there appear a couple For Cash or Easy Payments, The three Japanese wanted by the of cutlet paragraphs which refer to a SOLE AGENTS, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. AN ENCYCLOPEDIA, police for having assaulted Harry so-call- ed "recent Instance" where a Strange on the 3rd inst. in Iwilei, one public administratoi- - according to the Wm. C. Lyon Co., -tr- Ltd. of them cutting him over the head with sheet quoted could have well exercised Tm-mm t wmmm a sword cane, have been his functions. located' at m mgJJ Ewa and are already under arrest. The scribe, or the paper (or both), is The police received word that they not in possession of the facts In the case to which a veiled allusion is made; 3 the real truth is that in the Highton 4 Lace Curtains WHAT IT WILL, DO. estate matter the widow was proposed A woman buys a sewing ma- as administratrix of her husband's es chine lor what it will do; not as tate, declined, and desired the present 4 FINE LINE OF - BETTER GRADE . Established 1 an article of furniture. A man appointee to continue to act In the ca lS$ CURTAINS JUST ARRIVED. carries a watch to tell him the pacity of administrator. Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis time; rot as an investment of This fact, perhaps not generally Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria i prin- surplus capital. The same known, is yet a salient one, and the un Exclusive and ciple when one is ill. We want Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics MA known Bulletin scribe (who may, per t4 the medicine or the treatment Does it not teem more effective to breathe in a haps, be expecting a visit from the remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs 4 which will relieve and cure. The tiian to take the remedy into the stomach? T Dainty Goods '.'bill collector") has stubbed his toe It cures because the air rendered strongly anti- friend in need must be a friend septic is carried over the diseased surface with indeed, something, or somebody, against the rock of truth. i very breath, giving prolonged and constant treat The story of the public administrator, ment. It is invaluable to mothers with smail with a reputation. There should children. . be-- no guesswork dis-fcas- e. of Sacramento, Cal., who years ago got Those of a consumptive I. in treating tendency find immediate People have the right to rid of those who had fat estates may be relief from coughs or in- Icnoio a medicine is, and known to your readers; he was a flamed conditions of the HOPP & CO., wht throat. J. what it will do, before they take butcher, but, of course, an exceptional Sold by druggists. it. It must have behind it an public official. Send postal for booklet. . . The YOUNG BUILDING E CO Hawaiian open record of benefit to others En passant it may be proper to ask . 180 Fulton St., for the same diseases, a series if there is a butcher, or a baker or even We York, U. S. A. of cures that proves its merit the proverbial candlestickmaker here Smoke General Arthur Cigars and inspires confidence. It is in Honolulu (or In the WHEN YOU ARE THINKING OF because has such a record other counties) orester and griculturist it that who wants the Legislature to provide BUYING WAMPOLE'S M. A. & Co. PREPARATION a job for him? Cunst is bought and used without hesi- As one who knows the facts in the A tation or doubt. Good Name local case I beg to subscribe myself. Stylish Ring interCStS of Distributors. Its ' TUTOReIt EN is the solid basis for the faith HARRY T. MILLS, ??C)MOLOGY and ANIMAL IN-- the have An Uncommon Bill Collector. DON'T FAIL TO SEE US. DUSTRY in Hawaii people in it; and a good Honolulu, February 13, 1907. name has to be earned by good --4- We have a fine assortment In lnex deeds. does what ONLY $t A YEAR. It you have a high-price- Now Open and pensive as well as d ones. right to expect it to do. It is CONVENT BIDS It contains, accounts of the palatable as honey and contains of the different departments renorti Ready for Business all the nutritive and curative ARE TOO HIGH of the HwiatoJ properties of Pure Cod Liver AGRICULTulS. Oil, Com- FORESTRY combined with the Right Rev. Libert, Bishop and ANIMAL INDUS-- pound Syrup of Hypophosphites of Zeugma, TRY EMm1 JAS. G. L. ARMSTRONG and says that all the bids are now In for no. Nt taniCle8 CXpCrtS on tteo several the Extracts of Maltnd new subjects. one can posted on Wild Cherry. Scrofula, the convent they had contemplated the In Ane building 113 Hotel Street.II Jewelers. without Kalmuki, iti ForEsTERHaD CABINET MAKER mia, Nervous and General Debil- at but they are all "ad,n too high to be even 1253 FORT ST, NEAR ORPHEUM ity, Influenza and Wasting Com- considered. He would make no further statement, J plaints, it is to be thoroughly but Car-ric- said the matter would have to rest relied upon. Doctor J. L. k Rates $i per year. Foreign says: at that until he could eivfi It Tnnra $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, High Grade Koa "I have had remark- thought and attention. The UNEXCELLED IN OUR $25 Editor. P. O. Box Furniture success lowest bid SUITS TO ORDER. 59. able with it in the treat- was od.uuu ana tne nignest J73.000. Of HADE TO ORDER ment of Consumption, Chronic course, there would have to be rhanvu in plans, Advertising and Subscrintin ... Bronchitis, Catarrh and Scrofu- their if those prices remained George A. Martin, tj Gazette Co- permanent. IK Ltd., Publishers, - Artistic Wood Carving and French lous Affections. It is of special Phone Main 485.. P. O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. H. Polishing. value in nervous prostration and Jtirnlture Repaired and Upholstered, depraved nutrition; it stimulates "Did you hear three whistles thi morning?" asked a hotel guest thA Carpets and Linoleum Laid. the appetite and of -- .,viv-ws?XJ02a the digestion, presiding clerk at the office. "No. sir ALL KINDS OF STORE AND OFFICE FITTINGS A promotes assimilation, and enters replied the official, "but I saw a nira SPECIALTY. directly into the circulation with clean looking old gentleman wearing the food. I consider it a marvel- a turn-dow- n Panama, a green necktie Rubber Goods ous success in medicine.' Every and a checker-boar- d suit standing i CHARGES MODERATE front of the bar six GOODYEAR RUBBER CO TIMES dose effective. "You cannot be about o'clock In Read TO SUIT THE quiring for a lemon squash. I think R.' H. PEASE. President. the Advertiser disappointed in it." Sold by the Sonoma Is in from Sydney." Para Market Street, Telephone Main 117. xhenusts dise. throughout the world. San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. World's News Daily LOCAL BREVITIES. Complete Dining Service Saddle and driving horses at the Club Stables at all hours. gnUXGE-HILL- S The grand jury will meet again on Wednesday, February 20. Eagles No. 140 regular meeting this FOR SIX PERSONS,0 CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING- - evening in K. of P. Hall. PRETTY DECORATED DINNERWARE PATTERN. Six only Dinner China, water color, oil paints and ar- Plates, Six Dessert Plates, Six Coffee Cups and Saucers, Six After-dinn- er tists' supplies at Arleigh's. Coffee Cups and Saucers, One Gravy Bowl, Two Uncovered Vegetable Damien Council of the Y. M. I. meets Dishes, One Covered Vegetable Dish, Two Meat Dishes, One Butter Dish. this evening at 7:30 in San Antonio PRISIM GLASSWARE. One only Sugar Bowl, One Spoonholder, One Hall. Jug, One Salt Shaker, One Pepper Shaker, One Berry Bowl, Six Berry i Saucers, Six Water Tumblers, One Water Jug. Sale $1000 buy a large The announced Clearance will Kauluwela dance for PLATED WARE. Six only Table Knives, Six only Forks, Spoons, real Six February 15 has been postifoned to One only Complete Revolving (quadruple lot. College Hills. Manoa. March 2. Cruets tand plated). 8 ALSO COMPLETE KITCHEN OUTFIT $20.00...... 8 Splendid sea and moun- A Jersey cow strayed oa ine premises, Including Stove, Saucepans and Kitchen Utensils. 1725 Kewalo street. Owner can have Don't miss this opportunity, but seize it and "get started." Beginning Friday the 15th S tain view. Easy terms. the same by calling there. 2 Ladies' two-pic- e wash suits for $2.50 W. W. at Whitney & Marsh's clearance sale DIMOND & CO., LTD. S next Friday morning, the 15th. "Ka Hale Oiwi." Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special 57 KING STREET, HONOLULU, T. H. meeting, with work in the second de- The : Leading : Housef urnishers. gree, this evening at 7:30 o'clock. If you have any houses to let or are looking for residence, consult T T H ,P L desirab'e E A t R. C. A. Peterson, broker and agent. Delightfully Fresh Candies. Exquisite Confections Daily. Whitney &NMarsh will hold . great in all styles of materials such as Voile, 8 clearance sale of ladies' skirt! inall ' All Chocolates in This Establishment Are ft styles of materials, beginning rgxjf Fri- FORK-DIPPE- D Silks, Alpaca, Cloth and Wash; also day morning, the 13th. Imported candies are from one to three weeks old, ours are f Harry Roberts will sun-dr- y a quan- made daily and go you as fresh as if you in a New 33S2XE3ESI3 tity of next summer's mango crop and to bought them ship it to San Francisco's fruit deal- York store. ers as a test. Paradise. Bon Bons for the Dinner; Gunthers fancy Chocolates; Fruit Ladies9 Wash Suits EAT Washington's birthday, also Alameda Glaces; French Fruit Glaces; Tree Ornaments; 2 night, Feb. 22. Music during dinner hour. Dinner $1.00 at Royal Hawaiian THE PALM RESTAURAN-T- made of Indian Head; Skirt and Eton and Hotel. Dancing at 9 o'ejock. The current Paradise is especially LUDWIGSEN AND, JUNGCLAUS, complete for Drink noteworthy for its fine pictures, al- Hotel Street Near Fort. Jackets $2.50 though the text is as well-prepar- ed FOR :5 CENTS AT THE as ever and the favorite magazine is Interesting throughout. Friday morning next the 1 5 th. F. B. McStocker and W. L. Castle left on the Mauna Loa yesterday for Criterion South Kon, Hawaii. They have gone ana Only in connection with work of the Kona Agricultural Co., Kona Development THIS NOON. Co., South Kona Coffee Co. and the Tou won't have to be invited a West Hawaii Railway Co. FRIDAY AFTERNOON Among expected TUESDAY AND v.-- second time when you know the the arrivals on the S. S. Sierra today will be the members TURKISH BATHS way to the corner of Bethel and of the Western Tours party, headed by SWIMMING, BOWLING AND 'JIU1&)II Hotel streets. Mrs. Weatherred. If the steamship ar- AT o a rives before evening Mrs. Weatherred will be "at home" tonight to all her grand vintage of 1S84, and mperior to the Hawaiian hotel. To that of the friends at produced since Captain Hammond, from Santa Cruz, HOTEL BATHS any champagne California, is expected to arrive today Don't Fail to Visit on the Sierra, and will go to Wailuku, -- THE Maui, to succeed Captain David Ly- MOET & CHANDON man, in the work of the Salvation Army on the island of Maui. He will CRATER OF K1LAUEA be given a welcome meeting in the Salvation Army hall, corner of King WHAT TO EAT AND WHERE TO BUY IT. DURING ITS PRESENT ACTIVITY. street and Nuuanu avenue, on Thurs- WHITE SE day (tomorrow) night, at 8 o'clock. CALIFORNIA RIPE OLIVES in Glass. Grape Fruit Marmalade. v hi THE ROUND TRIP COSTS ONLY An error was made in connecting the DILL' PICKLES. French Prunes in glass. Pin Money Sweet Pickles. r Pigeon. your name of Chang Kim with the Chinese Roast CfTfcCBAXe of the famous vintage of 1900. This is why all anti-grip- pe Con $52.00 Empire Reform society, the mistake TOMATUS a fine tonic. Enchilados. Chill Carne. ' stuffed Anchovies. . friends drink . Leaving Honolulu rer CLAUDINE occurring from the fact that Chang Chicken Tomales. Olives with 15TH; return- Kim is the secretary of the United V FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Chinese society, while the C. E. R. so- WHITEiSEAL ing per KINAU SATURDAY, FEBRU- ciety occupies the building of the Uni- Lewis $k Company, Ltd. ARY 23RD. ted Chinese. The mistake was prob- DEALERS IN DELICATESSEN. ably not noted by the readers of the 240 Advertiser, but seems to be highly im- 169 King Street : : : : : : Telephone Main portant to Chang. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Miss Mary H. Krout, who has recent- H. St Co., Ltd. LOCAL BREVITIES. Hackfeld ly been delivering discourses before BAND Tourist Information Bureau, Honolulu assemblages on such subjects PUBLIC CONCERT AGENTS. AND MERCHANT popular prose and poetry writers, is CORNER FORT as Fractieally every, member of Com- -l STREETS, HONOLULU. a most welcome visitor. She has trav- accom- extensively, studied the themes of any D, N. G. H., of Hilo, will AT AALA PARKTONIGHT eled pany company into camp at Wahi-aw- a her lectures carefully and written much the for newspapers and magazines besides. next week. road, which means TONIGHT AT Those who have had the pleasure of The law of the con- DANCE regard all vehicles must pull out to the The Hawaiian band will give a attending her entertainments that commencing such experiences as literary treats. right in passing another, will be en- cert tonight at Aala Park, SEASIDE HOTEL Paradise. forced by the police. . at 7; 30 o'clock. Following is the pro THE Young, of Young Bros;, has Mrs. F. A. McNeill arrived on the Will gram : mainland to gone to the volcano for a vacation'. Korea Monday from the Young is acting commodore the PART I. spend a few months with Mrs. Walter Jack Prior dance at the Seaside gasoline fleet during his absence. March "The Victor" There will be a Hoffmann. She is a member of the Art . . . . Rollinson officers will be a special meeting of Overture "Welcome" Haleiwa tonight in honor of the !n Chicago and came prepared There to Hotel Institute of St. Clements at Ballad "Moon and Coon". ...Fisher transport Logan. All to do some sketching of Hawaiian the Women's Guild Sunny Songs' and ladies of the 3 to complete ar- Selection "Rossiter's watercoiors as well as in oil. o'clock this afternoon ; and townspeople generally scenes in work. Alford air. The ride on the train j the friends Mrmy of Mrs. Hoffmann's friends have rangements for the Lenten and breathe ocean's free pure are invited to attend. for- Collector R. C. Stackable has PART II. admired Mrs. McNeill's work at the Acting I you will have an opportunity to g mer's home. Mrs. McNeill is alreads received notice from Washington that Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Berger is a delightful one and LOCALS. very over the cloud ef- new bids in the matter of the con- "Merry Melodies" Mills BUSINESS enthusiastic re- Selection s sugar plantations on the fects and the colorings in Hawaii's struction of the leprosarium will be Intermezzo "Winona" .... Heldenreich inspect one of the largest foliage. ceived ud to March 4. Finale "Isle of Love" ..Linke 8" goods at reduced prices. advised Haleiwa offers greater attractions to tourists Japanese Prog- Secretary Wood has been "The Star Spangled Banner." .. Islands. Removal sale of K. Isoshima in Peace on earth and good will towards excursion continues to particu- that the Hawaiian I & ress block. Chinamen is supposed be to attract a great deal of attention in than any place in the country. larly in force in Chinatown just at I Alice and Ethel Way of San Fran- Los Angeles, so much so that refer- Col- present, but a remark overheard dur- HEW QUARTERS OF $ cisco are visiting Mrs. Rothwell on yester- ences to it are being used for advertis- I Manager. g ing the passing of the parade of city. M ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, lege street. seems to show a lit- ing by the merchants that adver- day morning that In- To obtain Japanese business tle of the tong rivalry outlived the Sheriff Iaukea has announced his KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 2 Daily Chronicle. on mid- tention of trying to secure the services tise in the Japanese cracking of the firecrackers po- "Pink paper." night of Monday. The speaker was a of a hundred citizens to assist the -- lice under the authority of speeial com- See new list of houses for rent" in Chinaman with a good command of many Co. ad. on English, who remarked to a haole missions. He thinks that that The Knights of Pythias will occupy the Henry Waterhouse Trust right sort can be secured page. friend. "Well, the old Bow Wong went citizens of the the entire upper floor of the new build- the. last here are all the upon whom the authorities may call in meeting of the Honolulu make last night and special necessity. ing going: up on the corner of Fort Est. 1891 The annual children out to the funeral." time of riot or Cricket Club will be held this evening and Beretania avenue about the end of G. R. COLLINS Tie-rope- s, Soap, S o'clock in the Hawaiian Hotel. April, SUPPLIES Whips, Harness Oil, Dressing, at March, or the beginning of and STABLE - Co. annual meeting Chamois Skins, Hoof Oil,- Gall Cure, Eetc Eete. Koloa Sugar will celebrate the occasion by a grand Sponges, Washers, Cm and Bags. February 26, at 2 o'clock, at BEPAIES to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Suit Tuesday. of club LOW PEICE P- 42,. Hackfeld & Co., the ball to which all friends the NEAR FORT. - O. Box 507. Tel. Mam the office of H. rooms KING S agents. will be Invited. Their new are Surrv. liuejrv ana carriage jihiuoo, .Ja on organization in . wn:n 4fcof fnt. n nre looking for in. First-cla- as tickets to all stations to be worthy of the Start ngnt tor juu j the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon LK SPECIAL every respect especially the ballroom tickets are now on sale at the office which in point of size and an excellent of Trent & Co.. 9SJ Fort street. floor will be equal to the best in the iT SILKS, The celebrators of Chinese New Year SHANTUNG city. The opening of this ballroom will ushered in the year with Primo beer. ? stylish and good wearing1. Colors: Plum, closing down of be- inches wide ' very be coincident with the are sure to have good luck, ? t; 1 xto4.,,i They 1 1 r, r Progress block, where they started right. iNavy Lilue, vjray, iediu anu iioiuioi. the old one in the cause Japanese Consulate takes posses- The annual meeting of the Pioneer !! - - - cts. yard. the place on Feb- 51.00 Quality 65 sion about the 1st of March. Mill Co., Ltd., will take i I ' ruary 21, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the Quality - - - 55 cts. yard. ; & Co., 75 ct. pledges majority of the earance Sale office of the agents, Hackfeld The of the Grand !i FIGURED FOULARD SILKS members of the Legislature have been Ltd. will be is visiting at the i ' secured to the effect that there Mrs Robert Abrams Black and White Figured and Colored. no extra sessional indemnity asked if Moana Hotel with her daughter Mil- II cannot be i 1- -2 the business of the Territory dred. Mrs. Abrams is a daughter of - - - 37 cts. yard. sixty days of Kau and for- 75 ct. Quality accomplished within the BEGINNING : FRIDAY, : FEBRUARY : Isl Captain Robert Brown of the regular session merly resided in these islands. Her il - Seattle. home in now in Linons, Nainsooks and Long Cloth regular monthly meeting of the I ! New India The Ahahui Iolani will be held at 3 o'clock ASH WEDNESDAY. Upwards school- India Linon From $1.50 Piece this afternoon in the Sunday -- cathedral. All This being Ash Wednesday, or the Quality India Linon At 20c Yard room of St. Andrew's reduced in price. Bar- Extra members are expected to be present. Every article first day of Lent, there will be services EQUAL TO ANY 25c QUALITY at St. Andrew's cathedral as follows: gains in all Departments. In some At Cloth, 12-ya- rd Pieces, Extra Fine Holy communion at 7 a. m.; morning Long NOTICE. 3 com- cut in two. Come prayer, 8:23; litany and holy - $1.65 piece cases prices almost 8 o'clock $2.oo Quality...... ; Kau- munion, 10 a. m.; evening prayer and Notice is hereby given that the quality, 12 yards in postponed from Goods and Prices. sermon. 7:30 o'clock. XAIXSOOK. extra luwela Dance has been and examine the February 16 to March 2. 1907. $2-0- CORREA, Gener- piece 0 P'ece MANUEL. His Imperial Japanese Consul Secretary, Kauluwela Graduating al, Miki Saito, has notified the Gov- 7649 ernor that the government of Japan Club. having purchased the Progress block, and that building now being in Japan's Art Denims possession and occupied as a consulate, SAVING PRICES. CO., LTD. by comity of international law the AT MONEY , KERR & property named, as a diplomatic and Denims, yard wide, full line, of colors. 25c Quality consular possession, is not subject to Art taxation. . 20c yard ALAKEA STREET.

A cablegram was received yesterday 1 by the parents of Cadet Lando, at An-r.apol- i?. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd. that he would leave for Hono- lulu yesterday, having graduated ear- lier than had been expected. - v.

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 13, 1907. r T.Tmm t ttjutpp ... unun 111 11 cthpit cvpunwnci Halstead & Co., Canadian-Australia- Mail Line Ltd. n Royal ARRIVED. Honolulu, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1907. D.ilwt On Tuesday, February 12. rnnnino- - in connection with tM canaa- i- r. STOCK AND Mt..m.r. ' Str. Likelike, NaopaLa, from Mahu-- NAM K OF STO K. aid CpjVal. Bid Ask. B0.VDv t Honolula on or about the following dates: Hamakuapoko VANCOUVER. kona, Kawaihae and MEKCaNTILE. TOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR 1:30 p. m. ... $l,Cfl0OC $100 6 ports. C. Brewer &jo v: MIOWERA MAR. 9 AORANGI MAR. tt s a Loean. Stinsen. from ban Sugar. APK. t. AORANOI APR. MOANA Francisco, 6:30 p. m. 5,000.000 2n 25 1 Ewa MOANA MAT 4 MIOWERA MAX AKTh uiiurul 1. OOOOOj 10J 29 Hw. BROKERS MAY Haw t:oui & 2.Sl-i.- JUNE 1 VHT ' " lo MIOWERA inoi ' A. Cummins, Searle, for Koo-- Haw sukht o 324 and Eurqpe. Str. J. RENT. . Canada, United States FOR Hunomu 7 0 (j i 12J4 Through tieketa iuaad to all point in 7 -- lau Dorts. a. m Honokua..... 2.000.000 A. 11 12 LOANS NEGOTIATED THEO. H. DAVIES & CO, Lm P. M. S. S. China, Friele, for San Haiku 00 CK! 100 1,0 Francisco. 9:15 a. m apt Kahulcn fOOfrO '20 25 Members GENERAL AGENTS. 50 Honolulu Stock and BoaJ S. S. Korea, Sandberg, for the Kihei Plan Co Ltd.. 2,500.000 in P. M. Kipabulu lrtO.OOO ia jsxenange. Orient. 11:30 a. m t snu SM.00 Koloa 500,000 NX :j5-- "" for Hilo ana i.iixxxo. c..t McBryle sug Co Ltd S.f'C'.OOO 2o 5 Occidental & Oriental L Makiki Street oaau sugar vo 8,600,000 20 a: Pacific Mall'S. S. Co.. ouomea 1.000,00" 20 S7 22 - 50 FOR RENT. , , r-i Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Maui McCully Street Ookala 500.000 20 8V.i t t Ty'l 20 1 and Hawaii ports noon. 40.00 paa 5,000.000 2 6 Cottage on School St. 120.01 o. o. kjo. and oyo iSJsen rvaisna Molokal, Ma Beretania Street IW.000 loo gtr Iwalani putz, for . . . . . 18.00 I Paauhau Sug Plau Co 5,000000 Cottage on School St jo.OI 5 m. Aloha Lane Steamers of the above companies will eaQ at Honololn and leaTe this port ui and Lanai porta, p. 500.000 loo Cottage on Fort St 2S.O0 G. Hall, S. Thompson, for Beretania Street 16.00 pHia 7M)000 100 Cottage Peninsula (fur- mm about dates below mentioned: Str. W. 750 000 100 at at the 5 p. m. 30.00 fp?:eo nished) FRANCISCO TO THE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Kauai norts. King Street W..OOO 100 132 1'4 jow rXOK SAN Hou, Sachs, for Kauai 4,500.000 100 70 Str. Ke Au Nuuanu Street . ;?,as w' my4 Warehouse on Merchant St... BO.OQ ORIENT. rjorts. 5 m. w 1,500,000 100 225 on Queen d. 30.00 W . Warehouse St 7501 10 TEB- - Nuuanu Street aimaiialo 252.000 loo 155 AMERICA MARU FEB. MONGOLIA H Sehr. Ada. Ulunahele, for Aloioaai Waimea Sugar Mill , 125.000 100 0 28 FEB. 26 3 30.00 SIBERIA FEB. NIPPON MARU and Maui ports, p.m. Kinau Street Misciti.i.iN-imr- s - FOR SALE CHINA MAR. 7 DORIC l11'.? At hft I Avenue '"uv Inter-IsUn- d 15 MAR. 16 DUE TODAY. Thurston S S Co.. 1.501.001' loci 128 130 House and Lot 44500.00 MONGOLIA MAR. COPTIC Haw 100 Kauai Beretania Street 25.00 Electric Co..... 600,000 i;'5 House and Lot ... 6500.00 Mikahala, Gregory, from 1 apply to Str. n a a i;o ... 102K Information 1 , fta Tor further ports, in morning. it i rr e l l,150.00o loo; & CO- LTD.. Agents. nouse ai unege nuw. J - " I Mutual Tel Co 150,000 10 55 60 H. HACKFELD - TODAY. "i" I The Co. SAIL view of mountain and sea. Com- - Nahiku Rubber Co, 100 Waterhouse Nelson, Hamakua Tplpnhnnp in- - I WaniKu KuDber Co. looi 100 Str. Helene, for f.imlchf.1" io JUDD BLDG. ports, muu 4,000.000 100 t 9a.m. cmaea.r.i Jr'er monm o.i!ohho R k Co 1.000,000, 2u W54 94 Steamship Co. Time Table SAIL TOMORROW. Honolulu Brewing d. Oceanic Waikikl Beach, for three montns auing to L.ia. 400,000 27 J. H. SCHNACK. as S. A. T. Logan, Stinsen, for Guam Amt..ut passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port U. beeinnins July. Per month 75.00 Bonds 137 The fine am! Manila, 11 a. m. standing Merchant Street. Mrtuder: Haw Ter 4p c (Fire REAL ESTATE AND SAN FRANCISCO Str. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai Large residence completely fur Claims) 315.000 100 RENTAL, FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR BawTer4pCiRe , . 6 ports, 5 p. m nished, for one or two years. FOR SALE. r ,,ti-- ...... FEB.- , . funding 1905 . 600,000 100 AliAiUM-r CBTIITHITDO 100.00! - IS ..- FEB - U JT.Ort Possession June. Per month Haw Ter 4' t c 1 0 . (H 1'30 A new home adjoining Kameha- - SIERRA FEB. i Haw p c .. 1,000.000 100 feb.-Z- ( Ter 4& meha Schools mv 4 MKT) A FEB 22 T.AfPmA Arnvea. Haw ier apc 100 & A new home oxmr ' jujlk. VENTURA mak. o per u. S. A. T. Logan, eoruary Haw Gov't d c 19d,OJ0 too close to town 155a zu Cal Beet feug & Kef A home (large lot) MAK, or iionoiuiu .. on Young St., ALAMEDA MAK. i ALAMEDA from San Francisco. c.....-..- . 1,0 0,000 103J4 Artillery 10.P town siae of Thomas Square.... 22M ...... ,k - .v.,. thn agents are ere-- Capt. Wm. Chamberiame, HENRY WATERHOUSE Haiku 6 p c 30.',010 102 In connection Mamr fail-- Staff); Mrs. F. C. Jew-- Haw coin A Sugar Kaimuki lots close to car line; fiu ui Corps (General f0 V Hen,- - TRUST CO.. LTDJ Co 5 P c 1.6-7,0- cheap and on easy LLT2SZ& TenSgt2eieadVomy New ell. wife Captain Q. M.D; H. C. Sugar 6 p terms. JJTS Haw c 5W,000 101 Lot (9290 sq. : ,r - ley. Post Com. Sergt. U.S. A., wire ana and R 6 p c.ZZ 1,030,0 0 ft.) near Kapahulu v"T".l.v-- .11 Tttrts. Cor. Fort Merchant Streets. I ? V.rnn H. Oliver, Mach. Mate. 2nd Hon It T & L Co 6 p c. 708,(00 107K road ; , good soil and clear of child; W. 6 c Y x m. mc- - Honolulu. Kahuku P . 200,0oi' 101 r.r tea. Ptic Class. For Guam, L. I.: ur. 0 k vo o p c 2,000.000 rocks 151 Q & 10i well-drain- ed w mvnu cat ltd. Cullouch. Surgeon U. S. N.; W. L. F. oahu Sugarl Co 5 p c... HjO.OOO 1004 A large, town lot; a Paymaster U. b, Olaa Sugar Co 6 p c... 1,250 000 0 94 fine warehouse nr tensmont ft Simoncietri. Assistant 6 p c 450,000 102 Paia 3-- 4 J N.; Geo. P. Seifert, Paymaster's Clerk; Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c 1:250.000 105' xf acre lot, well Improved, . on American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. C. W. Ribbins, Hospital Steward U. b Wa'alua Ag Co 5 p c... 1,500,000 . iseretania street; netting 18 per McBrvde Hug Cofi p c 2,000,000 S. Smith, Hospital Steward, U. Wl4 cent, now, with chance In- N.: V. ' of TOA DBA BE S. N. For Manila. P. I.: Major E. E. crease. Miff! Cel'ffl 23.1275 paid, 6 per cent. paid. 3-- DM II Gayle. Artillery Corps, and daughter t 4 acre lot, cleared and fenced. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU Captain Manus McCloskey, Artillery SESSION SALES. on Kapahulu road , 6:0 Captain Wright (Morning Session.) Besides a t tcviw 3aiitnff'a xrla. Tehuantepec Corps, wife and child; number of other srood in Company's 41st Street, South Smith Artillprv Ooros. motner ana 6 Ewa, 25.25; 180 Oahu, 23.75; 85 Wai vestments. 1 Freight received at aU times at the Wharf. niece. Miss Alice Daniel; 1st Lieut. G alua, 70; 5 I.-- I, S. N. Co., 128. FOR RENT, cheaply, some clean and tsrooKjyn. Alden Trotter, modern cottages. I TO SAN FRANCISCO M. Brooke, 1st Lieut. To BETWEEN BOARDS. FROM HONOLULU Artillerv Corps; Miss Ida L. TrotEer, Let 4 VTA KAHULUL Baley, of Lieut. Trot 40 Oahu Sug. Co., 23.75. 9 Mrs. M. T. sisters FOR RENT. S. S NEVADAN TO'SAIL FEB. ter. Artillery Corps; 2nd Lieut. D. McC. i SAN FRANCISCO TO u.vnuuuMj Street, 2 $15.00 wxxAUjfi, KailhL 7 room. Rent FROM McKell, Artillery Corps, and wife; 2nd Liliha Bedrooms.... 117.50. - TO SAIL MAR. 4 Smith, Artillery Corps s. s. r. V ALIA.H Lieut. E. Del Professional Cards LARGE HOUSE. Vineyard ,..t 2nd C. W. Waller, Artillery Alder Street, 2 Bedrooms 17.001 atrt. Freight received at Company's Wharf. Greenwich Street. Lieut. Possession January 1, 1907. CHEAP. SEATTLE TACOMA TO HONOLULU Corps, and wife; 2nd Lieut. T. D. Os- FROM AND Major Robello Lane, 3 Bedrooms.... 18.00 SAIL FEB. 5 borne, Artillery Corps, and wife; MUSIC. FOR SALE e AT.ASTTAM Mlnetl TO Dept., wire, R. S. Woodson, Med. and MISS GREGG Teacher of piano, also One th FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY AT daugher Louise, son James; 1st Lieut Matlock Avenue, 4 Bedrooms.. 18.00 of flnoat nuManu niwnMlu HACKFELD & CO, LTD. mandolin and guitar. Young Hotel. ltt Honolulu. 20. a P. MOBSE H. A. Reed, Med. Dept., wife; Dr. Lot Block 107 and a E H. and portion 19. 107. FREIGHT AGENT. AGENTS, HONOLULU. T. W. Contract Surgeon Med Union Street, 4 Bedrooms. 20.00 of Lot Block P&tala GENERAL Jackson, MRS. HODGSON Teacher of piano. Tract. 100 feet on road, isn f Dept., wife and two children; Major auu smguig. uu Guy Carleton, 4th Cav.; Captain Sam Kinau Street, 2 Bedrooms...... 15.00 ursaii neasaut area 18,000 gquara feet. Just mauka of easy meuioa, ensuring morougn anu the residence of Mr. R. D. Mead. PrlC6 uel S. Smiley, 15th Inf., and wife; Cap rapid progress, touch, Peck Avenue, 3 Bedrooms 25.00 with perfect reasonable. Terms easv. A!a iot m Transfer Go. tain J. H. Wholley. 2nd Inf.; Captain ana expression. - Pacific Harvey. lime, lingering iu the Kapahu Road. Lots In Kewalo Walter Phil scouts. and aio, zib beretania street, Detween WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. mother; Captain F. S. Leisenring, Phil Liliha Street, 2 Bedrooms 18.00 Tract Lid! I Cinttta lot T (anr Uflrmo ti TTdHti 3? 0.0, .ucci Lota in Puunul Tract and en ths wiurcxi. ,iee sitzn., Wc pack, haul and ship vour gooas ana save you money., ai- scouts; James t. McLean, clerk Sub Lunalilo Street," 4 Bedrooms.. 42.50 iinerviews irum lower sl(je ot tvyllie Street. : a- sistence Dept.; Chrlstof ueutinger, BARGAIN. wood, coal ana kindlings. 2 noons excented stovt Waikikl, 20.00 m 55-1- cts in LwVO M n. 1 Rooms oeven-roo- nouse 00 aa 126 Main 58. ..i? and of Storage in Brick Warehouse, King street. 'Phone cierk q. m. d.; v. 0. Hays, employe acre lot Just off King . Street: ver ,mca, Stores and offices in all parts of PHYSICIANS cneap. Insular, Government.; airs. J. . 1 . 1 ... u S . 4 n jjk. AicmiMis an corner tseretama city 1 A I W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, I Imnn I A S. Harris); Mrs. W. A. Sproule and A T", J J i i UIllUIl LAU1 VJJ VUe HuStace, Peck Co., Ltd. daughter, family Veterinary Surgeon U. 229. I c . 1 r: TT--i o- .1 T READ THE ADVERTISES 03 yueen btreet. Elliott, Med. Dept.; Mrs. Harry Allyn, I DENTISTS. - RENT & COMPANY. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: wife employe Q. m. d.; Miss LuiuHan- A. B. CLARK, D. D. S. Room 311 - . FORT STREET . Boston Building. Tel. Main 303. WM1UV. OI.CttUiOU.14, ,v. ..v....w TT c A Steamship co. - r1 "t. 1nfnn - Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kalsen Kaisha ""iTJ. " . F Afnrus We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble c.': a! rl Albert f. McMUTJnUn Classified Advertisements 832 of checking on the wharf. U. S. N.; C. Q. Taylor. 'Draftsman' U. Fon street Moving S. N.; R. P. Wheat, wife and sister-i- n STOCK AND BOND BROKER Piano and Furniture law (Miss Laura Anderson) ; Chas. B WANTED. Main 86. MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND Telephone Weltner, Agent Bureau Internal Reve A woman, as a Specialty. nue, WHITE nurse for small . BOND EXCHANGE. P. I., wife and two children; J. child. Apply this office. 7648 I w. T. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Wilder. Clerk P. I. Customs Ser CANVASSER WANTED. Vlee-Preidde- Me- - vice; Miss Nora D. Turner, P, ALEXANDER . 1 , --- - - L. teacher,. 5' J- - n t vo.. . aw. - famrhll. . J. T . .1 i 1 i r . Beautiful site, magnifi W r. iuuium lAt. r K -- i ABLE, educated good ap bracing air. 'r V TrAftKirori N. Oedire.- lYanJt inU1SS ir.alut;nDe waeuer, xr. x., canvasser of a . - E. o- Auditor: S cent MCtkOj occicioj;, nrV Mrs. Black, mother of Miss Black; Miss pearance wanted for educational ar- view. Manager. 5 building 1-- 1 HniUee, da, I Minerva A. Sanders, Army ticle of which two million have been lots in Manoa Valley, 8- Nurse acre $1000 Corns! TT. S. A.: Miss Rprtha. M TTrnt sold in the States. Address, "B. each, a lot. . Hustace-Pec- k Company, Ltd. 5l H zer, Army Nurse Corps, U. S. A.; A, N. Gazette office. 7648 S DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street Peterson, Wheelwright Q. M. D., and - OCNTRAt CHAS. BREWER ft CO.'S DEALERS IN wife; Peter S. Laws, Quarterman Ma- S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. 2 chinist U. S. N wife; aaaoLUTCLV FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. and Thos. P. 'Honolulu AN established small hotel business is j Lavin, Quarterman Machinist U. S. N.; FIRCPROOr Also White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. offered for sale by party preparing to New York Line F. L. Fink, retired P. Q. M. Sergt., U. leave Honolulu. Good patron Regular S. A., wife and children; local line of veaaels plying three Ferdi age and opportunity for considerable between New Hono- nand Bryant, Ordnance Sergt., U. S York and i METEOROLOGICAL RECORD A., HflOANA: HOTEL tourist business. Information will be lulu. Iron ship TILLIE E. THE PACIFIC and wife; Mrs. Otto Emelmann, furnished to responsible Inquirers. STARBUCK fssned Every cranday Morning by the wife of Drum Major 2nd Inf., and will sail from New Waiklkt Baeen; Trent & Co. 7645 York for Honolulu on or about Local Office, U. 8. Weather Bureau. daughter; Mrs. J. A. Evans, wife Corpl. W.1.MII ApBP Commercial Advertiser 23rd Battery F.. A.; Ramon Nakpil, February 15, W07. Catered at the Post Office at Honololn, Filipino student; James O'Connor, Post frtt. HERT8CHt2iii-jMlxtMANAGE- f SITUATION WANTED. FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- T. as seeond-elas- a matter. TBIU 5 Com. Sergt. U. S. A.; Charles A. Stu BY Japanese (male), as cook in private EST RATES. (UI o art, Q. M. Sergt. S., family. Address, G. 699 For freight rates apply to 8UB3CEIPTTON SATES: Post U. A.; John Hira, Bere CHAS. Qaa Tear $12.00 BABOU. o H. Anderson, Regtl. Com. Sergt. 24th 3McINTYRE BUILDING 3 tania, corner of Alapai. 7648 BREWER A CO., -- i7 Kllby Boston, or liz Months 6.00 5 Inf.: Mateo Tenorio. Julian A tern .T ess a St. er; THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. AdTertiaisg rates on application. I E. Garver, ex-soldi- David S. Sigmon, FOR SALE House and Lot, Wahlawa; OFFICES FOR RENT. 1st Signal 228 - Residence, Prospect Street, etc. Honololn. Fabliahea every morning exeept Sun- S 29 87 S2K Class Pvt. Corps; enlist- "THE STANGENWALD." only fire day by the M 29.94 .8 S 7 ea men 23rd and 24th Batteries F. A.; Houses rented. Loans and mortgages T 29 98 :.io 8 27 proof office building in city. W 29. W .78 casuals Hospital Corps; Henry Tra negotiated. Corporation HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 00, LTD, 1 auditor. 29-9- 1 n bus, stowaway. T 10 5 L. Tom Holt Block No. 65 Soatk King St. W .44 89 s 12 Per str. W. HOWARD. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING, Ck I . Likellke. from Hawaii norts. A MANAGES 8 8429-9- 4 .01! 66 w " ' Honolulu's only up-to-da- te fire-pro- of R. C. A. PETERSON ft CRANE eDruary 12. A. Clough. J

UNITED ana o v . i p f . , ,. hot and id water and janitor ser- - LOCAL OFFICE OF THE 1 ,T Llassitied Advertisements XTat.. T- -. - w iiiwtiu,vin. 1UI juaui &11U. rXd Willi g Tels. Main 168 P. O. Box 5 STATES WEATHER BUREAU. vice. Aypijr me von xiamm-xoun- reeted for temperature, instromental F.' Co., Ltd. Red 431. Kaahumann 8t Building. Miller. H. L. Hudson. J. Lindemanni Alexander Toung Honolulu. WO IBUUCUU tt T Tnhncf.m TLT- - T3 XT TT- T 1 ROOM AND BOARD. A M'"J " ,M Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1907. . aaa lavai eave ra alAnHifiasa mm w . : . OKe, Ansa K. D. Howe, L. B. ROOM board FOR RENT. So -- u . or Kilhauer. and In private family at ui aie irom to iu. xnrection wina j h. J. Canairo, F. M. Barr, J. Awai, W. 1196 King street, corner PiikoL 7629 COTTAGE at Walalae 9th 5 THXBMO. E WIND is prevailing during 34 I road and fH Z direction hours b. Evans and vLr v MnA.,n txt avenue, furnished or unfurnished, Broker and Agent ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is Fraser, A. Robinson, C. D. Dementi with hot and cold water and electric T'ran" vwociiy in uiuvb per noux. iarry Johnstone, E. A. Ramsav and Hollobaugh, Misses J. F. uenTt, I llehts. Inotiirfi on nreTni5?ps ! F : g WM. B. STOCKMAN, wife. Miss A. N. Kilhauer. Miss H. s T. P. Halliday, Mrs. J. E. Harvey, Mrs f III Section Director. Stallman. Miss H. H. L. R. Ross, Mrs. P. Dickenson and WANTED I i s "' RutWfnr w FURNISHED rooms can be had at IMMEDIATELY. I Hi E. Young, wife and servant, A. C. Dow- - daughter, R. McGregor, Miss McGre rooming house, FURNISHED HOUSE f: sett, gor, Miss B. Elite opposite Young TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Otto Brunner, Miss J. Leach, Mrs. Steele. Ward Sutherland. Hotel. 7648 RENT NO OBJECT. 1900 29.90 75 55 65 00 64 OH .... .Mearias. T. Nash and wife. Dr. McLarerf and 3 Per str. Mauna Loa, for Maul and wife. ISO 29 ft i 73 70 73 .08 90 10 w EIGHT-ROO- M furnished house, 1255 S Hawaii ports, February 12. Mr. Pfo-tenhau- er, VESSELS IN PORT. 2ir-9- TS 74 Lunalilo street. Apply, Stockyards FOR SALE AND LEASE. I9C9 0 69 89 w M E k E W. L. I v a a Castle. H. C. Alexan (Army and Navy). 1 Ml. Stables. 7643 BUILDINGS AND SITES IN CENTER M 33 cc der, Mrs. Elston, Dr. Wilkinson, tsoi s. s n u n oo 75 2 w ate Allen U. S. ft. Iroquois. Carter. Midway. OF CITY. xiemert, Mrs. S. Manu. Mrs. J. Kn- - X. .tn. Ft. p lu.jp hi. a m. I 1v n r Oct 904 tKI R D 80 7 w AIM Amt t w, ... COTTAGE, Sheridan street, oppo 296 n B U U .S 06 3.1 3.(, 80,10.17 6 32 5.57, 5.49 . a' Airs, james Kulolla, U. S. R. C. Manning, Joynes, 1 : Alr-- from re site. Mrs. Wright. Apply, John- - 71 65 69 00 62 1 .J- A,exander, F. B. McStocker, A. F. Wj30C2 9 12 S.45 8:1 8 54 9 28 10 - lief cruise, Jan. 27. -- T JO 32.5 57 Sets. Robinson, Mrs. F. Hastings, Mrs. D. son, Love Bakery. 763? BEACH WATERFRONT HOMES 1906 74 67 IS w U. S. A. T. Logan, Stinsen. San Fran J M 72 6 10 W 13 4.22 1 9 4.010 lSlll.17 6 81 5 7.13 Peacck. Miss M. E. Low, Mrs. C. Mac-- FROM $6000 UP. 5i cisco, Feb. 12. six-roo- m.m.p m ) farlane. W. F. Wilson. Mrs s MODERN m dwelling. Electric 1907:30.07 Sa 65 72 .00 63 1 VB 5 14 11 T 4.57 1.8 5.25 421.0 59,6 3" 5 59 8.16 ai. mosquito-proo- f. L J li. - t kJ. A. light and gas; Ap- I 1 iD.m ' VU11V. JUI niHT 4 9 cd 75 7 "w Meyera. aTr F 15 5 58 1.6 6.15 12.:e 11.47 6 305 59 9 li Miss B. Ihihi and servant. Erskine M." Phelps, Am. sp., Graham, ply to Mrs. Hendry, 1327 Pensacola WM. B. STOCKMAN, j Per str. W. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, 11. street. 213 8 16 6 0S 1:4 7.011240 8 29 5 69 10 06 Manila. Jan. Investments, Section Director. a m. February 12. A. T. Brock, D. B. Ma-- Helene. Am. scr.. Thomnson Pan 8.011 m 8 17 7 1.2 1 10 0 44 29 6 oo'n 03 ss i. ountain, j. H. Coney Francisco, 7. LOST, Appraisements, I n-- 1 T "L." 1 1 . Feb. -, . on1 v afsv , . n j "Va x- - j;.. VJcVllLItlllj itIIU Wile, Stella del Mare, Ital. ship, Laviginnlo, ON Sunday evening, a silk belt, with Lanai Notary. Hit 8 VICTOR TALKING MACHINES Te tniM at KahuS and Hilo oeevur ir"flani F Iquique, Feb. 8, buckel; design, woman's head, front - Dimsdale, Br. sp.. Chamberlain, and back. on Ga- Compare aWut one hour earlier than at Hono- Per P. M. s. s. Ham Reward return to the talking machines chinai from Honolulu burg, Feb. 11. zette office. 7648 of five years ago VIC- with the I ' TOR of today note won- Hawaiian standard time is 10 honrs tt ,t . - . . TRANSPORT SERVICE. Jli and the 30 minute, slower ' STEIN WAY, STARR derful advancement. Is Im- than Greenwich Sto"r C M Thomas, sailed dS' It time, beug that of the meridian of 157 wX ' Wams, A from Honolulu for San please PlMer possible to conceive of any Urtisr tt t Francisco, Feb. 5. A?"7J"v.enotify this office. AND OTHER PIANOS. improvement Hoeing; MlsrUndseVMr.' 7631 further in this t! Logan, in port. . . THAYER PIANO CO. f almost human machine. UloUirI Tat" and wife. Mrs. FlorenceLaw Buford, at San Francisco. " same Greenwich, 0 0Tlr 156 STQ BERGSTROM MUSIC hours minutes, rence. Jam rrr.n Tarr,a r,T Sherman, FOUND. HOTEL STREET. CO. Ltd. Sun and moon are for local time fori at Manila. Phone Main 218. Per P. Sheridan, at San Francisco. cow. by the whole group. Mulu for the Orient. a A JERSEY Owner can have TUNING GUARANTEED. Pebmarv i" Dix, at Manila. calling at 1725 Kewalo street. 7649 Clli

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