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SUGAR-- TJ. S. WEATHER BUREAU, JANUARY 7. Last 24 hours' rainfall. .00. 96 Degree Te Centrifugals, 3.7125c; 88 Per Ton, $74.20. Temperature, Max. 77; Min. 70. Weather, cool and cloudy. Analysis Beets 8s 2i4d; Per Ton, $75.20. ESTABLISH EO JULY 9. 1856. ESS VOL. XLIIL, NO. 7306. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, 8, JANUARY 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS. i KAK AAKO IG THE CONTRACT OF HONOLULU IRON WORKS FLOODS C AUSE

s Herewith is presented a photographic j M1SSI0 reproduction of a lithograph showing aj sugar factory and distillery which was DISTRESS II designed "by the Honolulu Iron Works Co., and is now being built in Mexico WORIC under that Hawaiian corporation's su- pervision as consulting and erecting en- MEXICO gineers. The buildings for this, factory and distillery are all made of structural of Lowly steel material and corrugated iron, no People wood going into the construction at all, Americans Claim and are- - of sufficient dimensions to con- Suburb Being tain machinery for a grinding capacity of 2000 tons of cane in 24 hours, turn- Damages From ing out a semi-refine- d sugar for direct Elevated, consumption in Mexico and a 96 to 97 Russia. degree pure fusel oil free and steri- lized alcohol. The machinery installa V tion, however, for the season of 1907 By Philanthropists Who will be for a daily capacity of 1000 tons Battleships Collide An of cane. The buildings are all being Wish Remain furnished by Messrs. Milliken Bros, of to New York and were partly built in Earthquake Shock Europe. Unknown. . ' The distillery was ordered in Berlin by C. Hedemann for the Honolulu Outj West. Iron Works Company be or ' - r -- " ; and will " ; jC The Kakaako Mission held their the most improved and modern type in (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Christmas festivities Saturday night. existence, with a working capacity of sixty tons of molasses per day, and will CANE SUGAR FACTORY AND DISTILLERY. (INITIAL CAPACITY 1,000 TONS OF CANE PER DAY.) They had been held before with a convert all of the waste molasses in a MAZATLAN, Mexico, Jan. 8. DESIGNED AND TO BE ERECTED BY THE HONOLULU I2,0N WORKS COMPANY , .somewhat different program, but there continuous operation into pure alco- FOR THE was such a jam at the old place and hol, the residue to be used as a fertili- TABASCO LAND AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, MINNEAPOLIS., MINN., ON TIES OAXA-QUEN- A The people about here are fac- so many people could not be accom- zer. PLANTATION, VERA CRUZ, MEXICO. repeat To show the magnitude of this dis- ing starvation in their homes modated, that it was decided to tillery, a photogravure is herewith new hall on the - the performance in the given of one of the fermenting vats, grind the cane now ready for harvest- current and about 100 miles from the in our sugar houses for distillery pur- owing to the loss of their crops corner of Queen and South streets and perhaps the largest size ever built for ing, and the complete factory will start co.ist into the dense and only sparsely poses. As to the product of alcohol Kawaiahao lane. , this purpose. grinding the first part of 1907. j inhabited interior of the Tehauntepec there is likely to be an ample market, by floods. The damage is esti- All the machinery installations are enormous The program was as follows: To give an idea of the Isthmus where the plantation is located, for alcohol has lately come .into much being ordered now at various shops in amount of labor and difficulty con about ten miles from the station or favor as a fuel for various descriptions mated at several millions. PART I. the United States where such work can nected with the erection of this machin- - Santa Lucretia on the National Eail- - of motor. Hymn "Hark, the Herald Angels be executed to the greatest advantage. ery, it may be stated that all of this, road of Tehuantepec. Manager nedemann, by the way, in- Sing" Mendelssohn The Honolulu Iron Works Company has mass of material, several thousand tons, i This information regarding the.dis-mus- t forms the Advertiser that an order was AMERICAN CLAIMS. - ordered the nine-roll- er mill from the be transported to the seaport of tillery will be of some interest to "The First Christmas Song" (A ca- the received by cable last Wednesday for ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3. Ambas- pella) Hair Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis. Part Coatzacoalcos from Europe, Mobile and sugar planters here, particularly for the building, in the Honolulu Iron Works Women's Chorus. of the plant will be in operation the New York, and from there lightered at . reason that there has lately been some Co. 's home establishment, a larere sador G. B. L. Meyer has forwarded to beginning of this year, turning all of a certain time of the year up the Coat-- t considerable consideration given to (vacuum pump Baritone Solo "Thou Hast Left Thy the for the Crockett refinery Washington the claims of Americana Throne" Mrs. J. W. Yarndley the juice into the distillery, in order to zacuuicus nver againsi a very svvm question or utilizing me waste moiasses at rort Costa, Cauiornia. Mr. Antone Louis. for property damaged in the insurrec- "'Brightest and Best" Kiallmark tionary riots. Men's Chorus. Soprano Solo "Oh, I Hear the Glad Song" G. Kevin If 9 PEACEFUL CHRISTMAS Miss Lolo Mattox. V : ( t 3r- - I? ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 8. --The Chimes".... Mrs. J. W. Yarndley Christ mas-w- as Men's Chorus. A peaceful, having passed off Tenor Solo "Christmas Cantique' t h&J Campiglio with the usual celebrations. 1 I I? xtt- - i at Addison. SfS... Chorus "Peace on Earth" Goodsell PUBLIC MAN DIES. PART II. NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Dan-fort- CHRISTMAS CANTATA: Elliott h "IN SEARCH OP THE KING." 0 is dead. -- Nazareth" Gounod Messrs. Alfred Gumbs and Edgar Wil- 0 Mr. Danforth was a lawyer and pres- i liams. 0 ident of the First National Bank of Unison Chorus of Men's Voices. fTI 'iffa "1 0 Bainbridge. He was in his 56th year, "O Little Town of Bethlehem!" having been born at Middleburg, N. - Y., March G, 18.10. Willis x :ff & 0 A prominent citi- Women's Chorus. zen of Bainbridge, he filled various Soprano Solo "O' Holy Night!" I ill v public offices. He was chairman of tli Adolphe Adam Democratic State Committee, 189G-8- , Miss Lydia Aholo. i. and Democratic nominee for lieuten- Duet "Watchman, Tell Us of the ant governor of New York in 1898. 4 T Night" L. Mason S' t Messrs. R. D. Mattox and A. A. Garner Soprano. Solo "The Star of Bethle- w r BATTLESHIPS COLLIDE. Air IF fift hem" Scotch NEW YORK, Jan. 8. While leaving Miss Maude Patey. Christmas Carol "Ye Shep- the bay here the battleships Alabama Wait's English herds, Arise" Old . and Kentucky collided. The Kentucky Men's Chorus. ONE OF THE FOUR MOLASSES FERMENTING VATS, OF 54,000 GALLONS CAPACITY EACH, FURNISHED WITH THE DISTILLERY was a) Eastern Mountains .. slightly damaged. "From the Haydn ORDERED IN GERMANY BY THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY, FOR OA XAQUEN A PLANTATION IN MEXICO. b) "The Christmas Travelers (Uni CHEFOO son) Mendelssohn CUSTOM HOUSE. Chorus. UHEFOO, Women's sembly hall, and a library social Jan. 8. The Japanese au "The Search for the King" and Humphris. The automobile made one . Hewitt-Po- st room. The arrangement is such that of the quickest trips on record between thorities have established home regu- open d Reciter Mr. Roland Claudio all three rooms can be thrown the park-en- and the hotel, but Dr. lations here when necessary, occupying all of WILL SHIFT W, C, WEEDON for the collection of Im- fae-l- : Balthasar. Mr. Alfred the Humphris was in town. The chauffeur hair-raisin- ports. Melchor, Mr. Edgar Wil- Queen street and South street fronts. drove the machine at a g Gumbs; The rear is provided with boys and Gaspar, Mr. G. M. Addi- speed od hi3 errand of mercy to town. . liams; girls' a bathroom to be used son. toilets, Lr. Cooper was found and was taken MIDDLE WEST Shepherds' Children: Misses Mary alternate days by the boys and girls to the park. f JARRED. OV.elia Claudio, Lena Sil-v- a, and a peculiarly Hawaiian idea called BADLY HURT Besides two stitches taken in the KANSAS CITY, Jan. 8. Miguel, foot-was- A slight Ka-aon- a, a h room. This is simply a TfjCEKE head wounds, Dr. Cooper bandaged oho, Georgine Praese, Lavana hy- earthquake shock Josephine Olmes. Lizzie watertight drain fitted with low leg half way up from the knee anj has been felt In VI-err- a, drants and sprinklers for the use of the half way below as well. One hip Kansas, Green. Rose Mahoney, Rose muddy Missouri and Nebraska. Lucy Vierra and Elizabeth children coming in from the badly wrenched and is set in plaster, street. Every Hawaiian house has TheMoIokan Settlement Thrown From a Horse and one of Mr. Weedon's elbows is Keamohuli. such a place in the rear of the house, NEW I V . Solo and Chorus "Stars or tne oiy hurt. JAPANESE CABINET. ost but this is probably the first time that An ordinance regulating automobile ghf architects have recognized in and in- Question Goes to Which Shies at TOKIO, Jan. 8. The Emperor has Baritone Solo, Mr. A. A. Garner. speed, etc., is at present before the corporated it in a building for public County (supervisors for final action approved the new cabinet. cv,f niaj Tidine!" Avison purposes. Women's Chorus. Los Angeles. an Auto. it is understood that recently many Old Latin Hymn Upstairs are the private rooms for auto owners agreed to protest against "Adeste Fideles" Ryder, completely fitted TABLEAUX: Mr. and Mrs. Lthat provision of the ordinance which NEW CABINET for sleeping, eating, cooking, living and An important conference on Walter C. Weedon, secretary of the require's them to stop their machines FtBMEO Waits. the Christmas bathing purposes. Also an immense Kapaa land and Molokan settlement Hawaiian Fiber Co., was thrown from when they see that an accident Ts The Star of Bethlehem. playroom for the children, 24x46 feet, . likely to result ahead of them, either question was held yesterday between his horse m Kariolam Park vesterday - Simeon. light and airy, and which will also be r through horses shying or inability of (J YESTERDAY Anna, the Prophetess. used as the first creche in the Col. Spalding, president of the Makee afternoon and sustained injuries which jjeople to get out of the way? or wben Joy-Bell- s! Ml Sugar Co.; George Fairchild, manager rendered him unconscious for some a person in the path of an automobile "When He Cometh!" is not a creche j - There the demand for of the Make; Sugar Co.; R. W. Breck-on- s, time. The accident was due to the ap- holds up his or her hand as a request in this city there is in otner j op. There is a wealth of musical talent that attorney for Col. Spalding; L. A. proach of an automobile which fright- - toth auto drivers to Yesterday was important in Japan, places, as the women who work are . . is claimed bv some auto drivers-- In Kakaako, which is being gradually f It for, mostly able to do their work at home, Thurston, attorney for James B. Cas- ened the horse, resulting in its falling that by drivinjj straight along and according to dispatches received untiring efforts of Vice-Cons- ul brought out by the but such mothers as have to work out tle; Mr. Castle and Land Commissioner upon the rider. j passing a fractious horse, danger in late yesterday afternoon by to i Mrs. Yarndley. The dramatic eaects and have children will be permitted Pratt. About 3:50 p. m. Mr. Weedon was most cases will be obviated. Matsubara of the Japanese Consul- i C t of were also remarkably leave their babies in this creche while ounuay s may some ate-General, the tableaux The details of the agreement be-- ! riding on the road bevond J. B. Cas- - acciaeni nave a new cabinet was ef- away work and feel that they are . - good, considering the limited stage at . eiieci on mis provision or tne orui- formed to replace fects available. The scene in the perfectly safe from harm, both physi- tween Col. Spalding and the Molokansj tie's premises. He was going out to nance from th supervisorial 6tan1. that of Premier newly-appointed King" could not have cal and moral. we.e not fully agreed upon, and it was locate the bark George Curtis, in which ; point. Katsura. The pre- 'Search for the mier, Marquis Saionji, been much more effective if produced The mission does not do kindergarten decided that Col. Spalding and Mr. his wife was returning from the Coast, i who is also the upon ingenuity work, as there are two kindergartens Minister for Education, formed his a regular stage. The - Thurston, representing the two sides, An automobile belonging t Ir. Cha- - j SPRAY'S FALSE START. exhibited in producing the change of n,rbv. th Castle Home and Kawaia- cabinet, according to cable, as fol- I Angeles- - by a lights upon the tableaux wxs also hao both on King street, a block only proceed to Los by Tuesday 's pin of New York, and driven Commodore H. E. Picker brought bis lows: worthy of note. The chorus singing away. The work of the mission is done steamer, the Sierra. Land Commis- - young lady at that time, approached. yacht Spray in from Pearl Harbor on Mr. Kato, Minister for Foreign Af- proper, ; 200 horse fairs; Mr. Hara, Minister for Homo was in good tempo, well accentuated mostly at night at the mission gioner Pratt may ajso acCompany them When within about feet the Saturday night, intending to use the and delivered with a vim. All of the Vint Murine- - tho dav visits are made to , shied and began circling round and Affairs; Mr. Matsuda, Minister for Jus j be decided upon unta moonlight nights a sail, Ag- performers. exeeDt the usual one or the hundreds living in its territory and round. The animal became unmanage- for nice little tice; Mr. Matsuoka, Minister for .today, when the Governor Mr. He moored the near the marine Saka-tan- i, two, did their level best to please and help of the social settlement order and able, especially when the auto came craft riculture and Commerce; Mr. ! when he Sunday they certainly succeeded. Numerous given. Pratt will confer on the matter. closer. Instead of stopping the ma- railway, but, came Minister for Finance; Mr. Saito. people present to The building and, in fact, the whole The main questj0I1 iS3ue is chine the driver kept it moving and, morning with a party of friends to Minister for Marine; Mr. Yamagata, from the city were sup- - at a3 to a he found had lat- see how "other half" live and per- idea from its inception has been when it was opposite Mr. Weedon, the take sail, the yacht Minister for Communication. The the division of the wat all of which - on a cruise had Vice-Minist- er form and, if had not notoi vtr a emirip fn mil v. nrst tne ' horse backed directly into the ma- started by itself. It ter official was formerly the entertainment belongs to the Kapaa land, which is flag up and was as light- - been held in Kokaako, one would have father, then the widow and later the chine, resulting in the overthrow of its as far the for Foreign Affairs. I beach. There Cabinet, which re- per-formed to allow tneir proposed to be taken by the JVlolokans. the horse and rider house it stayed, fortun Count Katsura's estate, they decline Ta-mam- doubted that the young ladies who but was as follows: came from the "submerged dis- names to be published. It is known, rpe government proposes to give the The automobile was immediatelv , ately, until tne genial Commo.lore and signed, constituted ! his Minister for Marine; Sone. was however, that they have contributed - stopped and the occupants ran to Mr. friends arrived. trict." The whole entertainment .. greater part of th water to the Molo- Kiyoura, Minis- on.,-oii- th0 ontiro simnnrt nf the in- - Weedon's aid. Seeing that he was un- - iney had their sail and report tne Minister for Finance; a credit to the performers and to Mr. ! Com-1S9- in kans, reserving surpins which the gov- - conBcioug finest of sailing weather, but the 3. ter for Agriculture and Commerce and and Mrs. Ryder and Mrs. Yarndley. stitution from Its small beginnings anj bleeding from a wound oura, Min j Home Affair; program was rendered on the The plan of the building is large- - eminent is willing to lease to Col. in the back of his head. Mr. Chapin modore does not expect to allow his Minister for Hadano, a7, The - ' to off on own hook for Communication; ground floor, which is divided into ly Mr. Ryder's. W. T. Paty was the Spalding. One of the main questions dispatched his chauffeur' in his ma- vessel start its ister ... - Minister for Justice. wrt is' cai'ed a miion mnm. or as- - constructor. l". o whnt slll tne urTji? consist! , tiio .Mna riOTi to Teten ur. s""-

I it THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 8, 1906. V. 2 axes"'" or molestation by or from I any person whatsoever the person so '( to wear injured thereby should have the right i How Is the time IS to demand and claim either by action LACE SALE EXTRAORDINARY or otherwise in any court of justice in HI the United States such relief and dam We are compelled to clear out a lot of real and imitation ages as justice of the case may te in quire. Laces order to make room for new stock. We shall there- BROUGHT, 7. Chinese passing through the fore hold an extraordinary sale of laces this week, commenc- United States en route for any other ing on Monday in connection with which marvellously country subjected to any low should not be prices will prevail. Here are a few samples of harsh treatment or . unnecessary hin bargains to J drances. but should only be subjected be obtained: (Iwen-Mesh- may Agreement for Ending to such laws and regulations as - be made for regulating the transit of Real Maltese Edging- reduced from $1.50 to Soc per yard, in subjects of the most-favore- d nation Real Maltese Edging reduced from $1.25 to 75c per yard, Boycott China through the territories of the Uni;ed Real Maltese Edging reduced from States. $1.00 to 6c per yard, 8. Unit- Keai lorcnon waging reduced trom to per deal of the sickness in the world is caused by unsani Adopted. All Chinese resident in the 75c 40c yard. A great ed States should no longer be required Real Torchon Edging reduced from 40c to per yard, underwear. Most underwear is made of linen which to register unless and until the sub- Real Torchon reduced from woolen ed Edging tary figuring prominently in jects of the most-favor- nation ? re- 35c to 20c per yard, Hawaii is the Real being clean has the great disadvantage of being cold and boycott maintained in China against quired to do the same. Torchon Edging reduced from 30c to 15c per yard. while 9. Chinese laborers should be admit- American goods. Mechlin Edging reduced from $3.00 to S1.75 per dozen yards clammy. ted by the United States Government Mechlin At a recent meeting of , American into the Hawaiian Islands and the Edging reduced from $2.50 to $1.50 per dozen yards. process of manufacture, a soft, warm, porous fabric merchants in Hongkong with Chinese Philippine Islands provided that tue Mechlin Edging reduced from $2.00 to $1.15 per dozen yards!' By a special Legislature or local authorities of such representatives of the guilds and boy Mechlin Edging reduced from $1.50 to 90c per dozen yards. evolved by Dr. Deimel, called Linen-Mes- h, which is simply pre- islands are willing to admit sucn la has been i-- cott committee, the list of claims borers. Fancy Laces, 20c and 25c goods, reduced to 12 2c per vard. linen with the coldness taken out. sented for consideration was broken 10. If any Chinese on entering into because of one article, and the Chi- the United States were detained fr PROGRESS unqualified endorse- nese representatives walked out of the the purpose of inquiry he should be al BLOCK, Dr. Deimel Underwear has obtained the pending inquiry to meeting. The article in question was lowed such land ,OM FORT STREET. of the Medical Profession and in upon his furnishing sufficient secuiity A ment of the foremost members the claim of the Chinese for considera- for his and to engage every part of the globe gives health and comfort summer, winter, tion by the American government per- such legal assistance as he may deem mitting Chinese laborers to be admit- fit. Should the decision of the inquiry spring and fall. Philippines. be unfavorable to him such decision ted into Hawaii and the should be communicated to him at a of sizes that The South China Post of December once, and he may thereupon lode--e an This underwear is made in such wide variety 11, printed at Hongkong, gives carry t the appeal and the case into the Now for the we can fit everybody. complete list of claims, as well as the highest court of justice in the United offensive ones, as follows: States for final decision. Should any flaw or error of a technical or formal We are glad to announce that the character only be found in the pass- American merchants and Chinese rep- port or certificate of the American resentatives of the Guilds and the Consul, or any other documentary BAWA ANANNUAl Ca. Boycott Committee have agreed on proofs entitling him to enter into the ilclnrny. United States, opportunities shju'.d be certain claims to end the boycott, afforded him to rectify the flaw or FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. which the American merchants, act- error, and he should not on account of For 1906. ing as counsel for the Chinese, will such flaw or error be absolutely dc submit to the United States Govern- barred from entering into the United ment. States. Acknowledged to be the best number yet published of 11. Every Chinese resident in the its After the meetings at Canton of United States should have the right to 32 issues. Its usual Statistical and Reference tables have American merchants and Chinese, the! bring his parents, wife and family had revision and extension, while its special prepared articles Chinese Committee there came to reside with him, but as to his brothers embrace: Estimating Honolulu's Population; LIKE GRANDMA and sisters he will have the same right Lessons from Hongkong and instructed the Honor- our Customs Tables; Goats in Hawaii; Board Ho-Ka- only if they are minors; provided al of Fire Under- able i, M. B., C. M., C. M. G., ways every case a Chinese barrister-at-la- w, that in of writers; Extracts from Capt. Alex. Adams' to draft the requests woman seeking into Log; Haw'n. USED TO MAKE of the Chinese. He did so, and his girl or admission Natnl. Reminiscences; Mamalahoa, an Ancient Haw'n proposals, thf United States the United States Law; fifteen in all, were taken to may require a certificate Kamehameha IV. Neilson Canton for consideration. The Can- Government Tragddy; Reminis. of the Stage But- reputable for th Sandal-woo- You have often wished you could get some Apple ton Committee came here last Thurs from a institution in Honolulu; Early d Trade; Burial Caves in Ha- like it used to when grandma made it. day morning, and some revision protection of women and children stat ter which would taste after insr that such girl or woman is of a waii; Visit to Waimea, Oahu; Heiau of Kupopolo; Legend now just as it did in those of the articles, with the consent of proper per- of Possibly her own wouldn't taste Ho-Ka- respectable is a Kaala and Dr. i, the Chinese Committee class and Kaaialii; Public Archives Commission; Papaya days, down on the farm, but we have just received some met the American representatives on son for admission. Culture; Nahiku Rubber Local 12. Everv Chinese who had been Co.; Office U. S. Weather which seems us just like the good old kind. It is Friday morning. The Americans con- to Bureau; Hono. Symphony Naa-leh- u; to accept requests lawfully admitted into the United Society; Pictured Rocks of sented the of the states hut was derorted therefrom on Arbor Day; Retrospect Chinese for transmission excepting Ar- register of Events of 1905, and Nation- Apple ticle a, which they required to be account of his failing to him ality Population Heinz Butter self should be into the and of Honolulu, with other interesting amended. The Chinese would not satisfactory proofs items; also an agree to the amendment of the 9th United States on extended Register and Directory, showing Ter- One of the 57 Varieties made as those products all are, Article, left. On night a being given of his possessing in the ritorial, County and Federal Officials, and Friday or bona-fid- e corrected to Dec i good. care to say more it. meeting of Chinese was held in Hong- TTnitei States DroDertv pure, clean and We don't about debt up to the required amount. 1905. We would you would taste it and judge for yourself. kong, at which the Boycott Committee rather and representatives of the Guilds were Compiled and arranged for handy reference for home or comes crocks, convenient Heinz Apple Butter in stone present. A poll was taken on the ques THE VLADIVOSTOK office use, and unequaled as a handbook of information rela- sizes. Buy it from your grocer. tion of amending the 9th Article, as tive to Hawaii for readers abroad. the Americans desired, and 47 voted in An 8 vo. issue of 225 favor of the amendment and three REIGN OF TERROR pages, paper cover, partly illustrated. Price, 75 cts. each, or H. LTD. against. Subsequently the three con- $8.00 per doz. ; postage on mail orders extra. HACKFELD & CO., sented, and on Saturday the Chinese WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOKS. and American representatives met and VICTORIA, B. C, December 23. agreed on and signed the following Henry Bush of Oarkson & Co. of Vla 1 Articles, which were cabled in detail Q. yesterday to New York by the cor- divostok, Port Arthur and Harbin, who THOS. THRUM. respondent of the New York Sun: has arrived from Vladivostok by the 1063 Fort Street, Honolulu. 1. The word "Laborer" should be steamer Tartar, was an eyewitnes-- 3 rf I distinctly and clearly defined accord- among: ing to the highest Standard English the revolt the Russian soldiers Dictionary, and be limited to such there, and relates a graphic story. class or classes of persons as origin- The trouble began at a Chinese bazaar, OOOOOOOC'OOOOOOO ooooooxxxcooxxxxxxxxxx ally intended to be designated by both where, following a dispute, a mob of Governments of the United States and A China under the Chinese Exclusion soldiers rushed the stalls, grabbing ev HARK OF DISTINCTION Treaty of the 17th November, 1880, as erything they could lay their hands on. Just a little difference constitutes it and that you receive laborers. Many Russians went to a steamer in our E. P. 2. All regulations and legislative REED'S $3.50 and S4.00 Shoes, for women. It which was discharging oil and satu a measures affecting Chinese coming in is mark of distinction that we take pride in calling your at- to the United States should be com rated the bazaar with it. They lived to. many tention municated to and approved by the the place and it burned quickly, We have just Chinese Government before they are. WOunded Chinese bein then mcmer- - received something new in the shape of put into force. When the same shall I dainty Sailor Ties, the coming fad for j ated. spring wear. When have been agreed to by and between went to passing our store drop in j From the bazaar the soldiers and ask to see that little difference both Governments they should not at Gor- any or j the big store of Kunst & Albers, a in superiority above alluded to. is time hereafter be altered driving who It very noticeable in these j&jfur& varied without the consent of the Chi man firm, out the staff, Sailor Ties fled for their lives. The commander, at $3.50 and $4.00. These shoes have hand welts, nese Government first had and ob I hand-turne- THAT YOU CAK DRIRKL T.Ta rrl t m1 nnt tVia trAnna w'rtn d soles and come in Gun Metal, Pat. Colt, Rus- tained. - and IF "WZLHT - 3. Every Consul of the United were in barracks, but instead ot pre- sian Calf leathers ; also white canvas. YOU TO ventlne the revolting soldiers from win-grant full power and authority to issue and ; looting, they fired at the upper to Chinese (other than labor- - dows while the looters were busy be MANUFACTURERS' SHOE Co., ers) who intend to come to the United low. Mr. Bush says they would not Ltd States a. rprtifioat. of arimisoinn Such ! fire on the revolting- soldiers, although ioqi Fort St. certificate should when granted be they were quick enough to bring down 0000000000000000( RAINIER BOTTL'Cr WES. deemed and accepted by the United their rifles to kill Chinese. big fiewalo. Piione "White 1331. States Government as conclusive proof The Kunst & Albers store was a of the right of such holder to enter one, full of general merchandise, and into the United States, and the holder1 the loss must have been over $1,000,-00- 0, of such certificate should be allowed ' for the mob brought can after can to land without hindrance or molesta- of oil from the wharf and burned the tion or detention whatsoever save and place. By this time the streets were except in the case of actual fraud. j filled with screaming, mad Russians 4. Every Chinese (other than a la-- 1 and Chinese. The sticks and stones THE FAMILY borer) intending to come to the Unit-- ; were flying: and bullets whistling ev- Avoid Heat and Worry! ed States may, after having obtained erywhere. Chinese corpses were scat- a passport from the Chinese Govern- tered about the streets, and many Rus- ment or from such other Government sians were killed. as he may for the time being be under, . danger Consul Mr. Bush did not realize his apply to the nearest American until then. Some Chinese rushed at f A for a certificate of admission to the United States, and when such pass- him with shouts of "There's another port shall on examination be found one," and he fled. Of the remainder correct and proper the American Con- of the tragedy he cannot speak from sul should forthwith grant to such observation, but he learned from good any delay authorities, when the Kunst & Albers We make a specialty of family washing. No piece is too Chinese a certificate without burning were whatsoever. In case inquiry is needed store Was refugees big for us ; sampans all the mer- to handle no article is too small for us to take care as to the propriety or correctness of crowded into and of. Delicate such passport the issuance or refusal ; chant steamers and transports were fabrics entrusted to our charge are cleaned by Range of such a certificate should be com-- ! leaving the harbor. That night, Nov. our special method which gives the best possible results with j 13, men paid 2 to 50 rubles to be municated to the applicant not later from a minium of wear and tear. Promptness of delivery col- than 30 days from date of application. allowed to sleep in a sampan in the and will go a long way toward securing 5. Medical examination of all Chi- harbor. Place after place was burned lection is a feature of our work and are prices are regulated a comfortable house. nese departing for the United States until before the riots ended more than by a scale that is bound to give satisfaction. No unnecessary should be made by the medical officer two hundred stores had been destroyed. heat in the house. appointed by the United States Gov- Bodies were scattered about the A' saving in labor, ernment conjointly with one European streets, over 500 Russians and more A clean kitchen, medical practitioner appointed by the than 2000 Chinese being killed. The SANITARY LAUNDRY. Hot Chinese Government and approved by bodies lav unburied for three davs. STEM! water at short notice, and many the United States Government at the j when they were gathered up wholesale other comforts. port of departure, and no one ShOUICl ami fartprl awav fnr Ring up Main 73 and our wagon will call for jour work. be deemed to be unfit to depart unless Commander Katzoff fled to Satanka, Gas Ranges and Water Heaters sold by Dealers and certified to be so by both the medical two miles away, on the first day. and officer for the United States Govern- the troops who did not take part in ment and such medical practitioner as the rioting did not prevent it. Procla- HONOLULU GAS CO , shall be appointed by the Chinese Gov- mation after proclamation was tele- LTD. ernment. If at the port of entry medi- graphed by the fugitive commander, cal should be deemed but not until he promised that the necessary similar arrangements should troops to as DRY JViONOPOLE be made, and no one should be deemed would be sent Russia unfit to land unless certified to be so quick as they could be transported did The most delicious CHAMPAGNE of the Age. I by both medical officers. the rioting discontinue. The choice of the Rulers of the World's Great Nations. Since 1818 For Sale or 6. Returning to Vladivostok. Mr. Bush Lease All Chinese once admitted into this "Wine has been served as the best on the tables of all the States should be treated came across body after body, some- Europe the United groups. Monarchs of and Asia Lots in Gulick Tract, and protected by the United States times scattered, sometimes in DRY MONOPOL.E (Red Top), MOXOPOLE BRUT (Club Dry). Kalihr, The city presented a sad appearance, OX CAR LIXE. Government, and should have the same Quarts, Pints, Half Pints. rights and liberties as subjects of the beins; practically ruined. He estimates most-favor- ed nation, and in no case the loss at $20,000,000 and savs $350.00 and Upward shouid they be subjected to any dis- - j will be required to put the place as it abilities and to any special laws and j was. LEWIS & COMPANY, LIMITED. easy terms, or S. A. GULICK regulations other than those made for j Mr. Bush says the army throughout SOLE AGElfTS. 169 KING ST. TEL.. 240. rarticuiars MRS. government is dissatisfied, great 1020 GUUCK the of the subjects of the and he believes a AVENUE, KALIIII. most-favor- ed nation. And in case of revolt will take place before long.

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has told the story for the purpose of concealing the real reason for the LAST FOND wound. Inquiry at the hospital elicit- LUCKY ed tiir' information that the Chinaman 3S? was expected to recover. 1 1 irCTormrsw HONOR P REALTY TRANSACTIONS SPECTOB Entered for Record January 6, 1906, From 9 i. m. to 12 noon. Tefephone'MaIn'424 C P Benton et al by afft of mtgee 3 Interment of Late W. N. to Bishop & Co FA He Receives $525 for Charles H W Hitchcock and wf to Masonic Hall Assn D Catching Armstrong's T C Wills and wf to Mrs Abisail a Female K C Parker D Ashes. Antonio L Barboza to Maria da S Smuggler. i Canario CM RENT HOUSES. Jno P Kahahawai to M W Tschudi In COLLECT RENTS. . Beautiful were the ceremonies yes tr D Customs Inspector E. J. Taylor is APPRAISE REAL ESTATE. terday afternoon when the ashes of the J S Canario and wf to Mrs Hattie one of the luckiest men in the Hono- SELL REAL ESTATE. late William N. Armstrong were com- Purdy P D lulu department. Telephone No. 424. Antoni Sylva et al to T Sakamoto. L Because of his 1 mitted to the earth in the old mission- Kapiolani Estate Ltd to McBryde vigilance in examin- ary graveyard at Kawaiahao church. Estate Ltd L ing the baggage of a Mrs. Jacobsen WILL E. FISHER. Amid an impressive silence the hand- John A Maguire and wf to Mary E about a year ago as it was landed from Foster . . . M a steamer just from- - un- Drv AUCTIONEER. some bronze urn containing the ashes in Japan, he ooos was lowered into the small excavation earthed a smuggling proposition which resulted in the arrest of Mrs. Jacobsen in the Armstrong plot and the earth, WHEN SUN YAT mingled with fragrant blossoms, was and the confiscation of a large amount Monday, Jan'y 8th. of silks, laces and pieces ' then filled in while a group of young art from Iv WEDNESDAY, Japan and China. The articles had C.I ladies in white sang most effectively i .' . SEN WAS KIDNAPED been ingeniously i .. the sweet, sad strains of Aloha Oe. stuffed away in odds JANUARY IO. 1906. ana ends ot clothing m the The services were held in Kawaia- lady's I trunks and bags. hao church of which Mr. Armstrong's ! . My regular sales day, I will sell The case father, the Rev. Richard Armstrong, The kidnaping of Dr. Sun Tat Sen, came before the Federal officials and Mrs. Jacobsen was found PHeiFie import was one of pastors. ee. the early The guilty of - I smuggling the stuff. Good platform and a stand before it were UVltUVll OUIIJC LilllC UMU. A3 1 VVW.11CU Xot Chickens only did Mrs. Jacobsen x covered with flowers and greens and the following dispatch: lose the goods, ETC., ETC. y but the value of the goods draped with festoons of maile. In two LONDON, December 23. Sir Halli-da- in cash, with duty added, was mulcted Send your goods for that day. of the front pews were gathered the MacArney, after serving as coun- of her. sellor of seven Chinese. Ministers to the Her loss all told was about $2100. e7fisher, pallbearers, old-tim- e and intimate Court of St. James, has retired after According to a regulation of the will AUCTIONEER. friends of the deceased. These were being forty-thre- e years in the service treasury department, the compensation Governor Carter, Judge - Sanford B. of China, thirty of which he spent at fo a customs man's vigilance in thcso Dole, Mr. W. O. Smith, Judge Hart-wel- l, the post he has just vacated. matters is adjusted so that he is re- Professor M. M. Scott, Mr. C. During his long service in London warded with cash amounting to alout A Straight Tip Hedemann, Mr. Lorrin A. Thurston, Sir Halliday only once came in seri- a fourth of the total figures showing Foreclosure Sales in a General Davis, U. S. A- - (retired), Mr. ous conflict with the British authori- smuggling case. In Mr. Taylor's Walter G. Smith, Mr. Ed. Towse, Mr. ties, and that was on the occasion of case he has oeen rewarded to the ex- o. Sen, the tent of $525. Saturday, January 20, I90s, Albert F. Judd, Count de Sousa Cana-varr- the kidnaping of Sun Tat The check will be a fine A case of Chinese was subse- addition to PRIMO LAGER is worth a doz- AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. reformer, who the vigilant inspector's As the organ was played softly, the quently discovered in the Chinese Le- yearly salary, or in this instance it en doctor's visits. And look 1045 Beretania street, just Waikikl of gation here. comes as a welcome Xew Year's rift. then at the sav- Victoria street. Lot and Improvements. door of the vestry was opened and a Size of lot, 100x290 to Young street. procession field into the church. Judge ing of money. It strengthens and stimulates cen- Philip urn into the This property is situated In the Weaver carried the the whole ter of good improvements, and upon church, depositing it on the flower-lade- n OAHU COUNTY TREASURER'S system in a natural way and is far the main boulevard of Honolulu. The stand. Behind him came Mrs. better than drugs. lot has two frontages. Improvements Weaver, sister of the deceased, on the It is pure, wholesome and Philip REPORT FOR DECEMBER, consist of large cottage, etc., being the arm of Mr. Banning. Mrs. 1905 delicious may eame property formerly occupied by Weaver and two children, and Mrs. and be safely enjoyed by old and Philip the late J. W. Wilder, deceased. William Cameron, sister of Mrs. young. f opportunity for Following were Mr. and Mrs. This will afford the Weaver. GENERAL FUND. Feed expense a purchase of a home, or investment James B. Castle, Mr. and Mrs. George 8.09 below its market value. P. Castle and then a group of ladies, Receipts: two by two, in white, each carrying 1,007.69 Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1905.$ 66,482.92 J a of maile. They were Miss Kapiolani Park 642.00 Monday. 15, 1906, wreath XToni lerntory or .Hawaii.. ou,wu.uu Jan. Cordie Carter, Miss Nellie White, Miss From Garbaee Service 440.50 General expense 367.35 LAND situated at Kaikaihe, in Pau Marion Scott, Miss Agnes Judd, Miss Material and supplies. 16.90 EL. I From Excavator Service. . . . 223.60 M E oa, described as apanas 1 and 2 of R. Sophie Judd, the Misses Hartwell, Miss Police realizations . 6.85 Feed expense 54.00 Pu-Awai- na: SHIRTS, FROM 75c AND UP. P.' 5619, L. C. A. 1804, in name of Annie Alexander, Miss Carrie Green, Road Department 15.00 containing an area of 815 Mrs. Ranney Scott, Miss Charlotte $ 1,080.25 NECKWEAR, FROM 15c UP TO $1.50. Police fathoms and being the same premises Hall, Miss Nellie Alexander, Miss Mar- Total receipts $127,168.S7 Department conveyed to Aki (k) and wife to "W. garet Castle. Pay roll $ 14,090.00 1 1 c H. Rice thence to Chas. W. Booth Rev. Henry Parker, pastor of Kawa- Disbursements: Detective expense 128.15 Oo and thence to Lui "Waiolama. iahao church, and Rev. David Ai, took Attorney's Office Coroner's expense 97.00 places on either side of the urn. A Salary of Attorney $ 400.00 Stationery 62.45 fr "iU"ear ALSO Livery and R. R. K. IS0SHIMR quartet consisting of Mrs. Otis, Miss Salary of Office Clerks 970.00 expense. 115.30 LAND at Pauoa, Oahu, L. C. A. 1581; Hall, Mr. H. F. Wichman and Mr. L. Furniture and fixtures.... 66.95 Maintenance of prisoners. 175.36 containing an area of 803 fathoms, con- Tenney Peck sang a selection entitled Stationery . 5.65 General expense 276.99 ooooooooooooooo veyance as above. "Crossing the Bar," followed later by General expense 32.50 a solo by Mr. Wiehman. After a few $ 14,945.25 words of prayer by the pastor, the $ 1,475.10 Police and Fire Alarm System W. M. Campbell NOTE: Further particulars and Pay roll 366.95 'I maps upon application to procession was reformed, the pall- Auditor's Office ...$ can be had bearers preceding the urn. Passing Salary of Auditor.. $ 300.00 Feed expense 10.93 BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. around the church and into the Salary of Office Clerk . 200.00 General expense 17.00 WILL E. FISHER, churchyard the urn was deposited in Furniture and fixtures.... 13.63 Material and supplies.... 41.25 was lowered by Stationery 4.00 Announces that he is prepared to furnish homes complete, 1 AUCTIONEER- - a small casket and While General expense 11.25 $ 436.13 the lot and latest modern Improved cottages for $1000 up. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Williams. Pound Master and earth was being placed over the Lots for sale at $350 each o n easy terms. present sang "Aloha 528.88 Pay roll $ 60.00 casket the ladies Five-roo- m cottage, good plu mbing, $700. vio- Clerk's Office-Sa- lary Stationery 21.50 for Oe" and the lels and bouquets of General expense lets were dropped upon the little of Clerk 250.00 3.85 Rev. Mr. Salary of Office Clerks. 415.00 mound, Rev. Mr. Parker and $ 85.35 O PHONE OR ADDRESS WHITE 951. Ai offering prayer in English and Ha- Stationery 25.45 Raisin Special waiian. General expense 4.00 Eoad Department $ 16,253.05 OOOOOOOOOOOOO Printing 72.0.7 General expense 476.19 Fuel expense 695.00 Receipts 213.00 In order to properly introduce a ANOTHER CASE $ 766.50 Feed expense 1,221.83 good thing, we will sell, for a short Electric Light Department- - Stationery 10.20 ; Total .$7,954.04 time only. Pay roll . . . $ 1,363.75 Lumber expense 319.68 42.00 OF WOUNDING Feed expense 21.43 Disbursements res Material and supplies 2,952.51 Stationery SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS 4.50 Balance on hand Dec., 30, 1905. $7,912.04 General expense 86.00 $ 21,928.46 was another assault, probably j if' There Material and supplies 364.18 District 12 CENTS POUND , Sheriffs and Deputies Ewa and Waianae FOR PER done with a knife, on Saturday night, I M (In Bulk) Electric current tKR fin Salarv of Sheriff $ 350.00 Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1905. .$ 780.27 ' 422.00; esits or more correctly, about four o'clock Deputy, Honolulu 250.00 Receipts These raisins ordinarily bring 20 in the morning of Sunday. A Ha 2,396.46 Deputy, Ewa 200.00 They of the j cents per pound. are waiian by the name of Kelekolio was) Ewa and Waianae Road Deputy, Waianae 87.50 Total $1,202.27 highest quality and are as clean Dist.$ 750.86 Disbursements 449.50 near King street Material and supplies 896.49 Deputy, Waialua 150.00 can be. found in Liliha street j Fresh meats required your iaMy and sound as General expense j Deputy, Koolauloa 60.00 for hour with his head badly 29.00 Dec. 30, 1905.$ 752.77 use, Such a bargain has seldom if ever about that Furniture and fixtures 267.00 ! Deputy, Koolaupoko 60.00 Balance on hand of Hono- to I e been offered to the public cut. He was removed the Queen's Fuel expense 99.01 i Waialua Distric- fi,nd at Yf Hop's In profuse. t- ' J lulu and will doubtless be taken full Hospital. $ 1,157,.50 Balance on hand Dec. 1. 1905. . $124.00 x"c '"S- me Dest is cneapest; advantage of. said $ 2,042.36 Treasurer's Office Eeceipts 294.00 We have the cheapest, best and Dr. Sawyer, of that institution, 400.00 Fire Department j .$ freshest. . REMEMBER FOR A LIMITED last night that there were found three Salary of Office Clerk.. 200.00 Call on us get your PERIOD ONLY. Pay roll $ 7,350.00 Total $418.00 and moaejr's scalp wounds and one bone in the General expense 186.50 Furniture and fixtures . 16.50 Disbursements worth, man's forearm was also fractured. Material and supplies 183.17; Stationery 2.75 Then with the wise you will have a The wounds were not very serious, Feed expense 297.27 Balance on hand Dec. 30, 1905. $418.00 berth! however. Stationery $ 619.25 M. 15.50 Koolauloa District J. Lsvy &Co. Last night no arrests had been made Fuel expense . . 91.26 $ 1,040.50 in connection with the case. Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1905. . $351.00 149. General expense 402.85 Eeceipts 119.00 'PHONE MAIN The police are becoming sceptical of $ 8,123.70 Material and supplies. 199.38 the story of the pake who was said to Garbage Department Fuel expense 155.25 G.Q. been attacked Saturday night by Total $470.00 YeeHop&Co., have .$ 2,125.02 Disbursements 301.58 a Porto Iiican. The name of the man General expense 52.60 $ 1,797.93, now appears to be Ah Nam instead of Material MEAT MARKET. and supplies. 87.99 Balance on hand Dec. 30, 1905. $168.42 S. FUJIMURA Van Phnnir Ah Nam is the name of Feed expense 252.06 Waianae Road District. $ 340.05 Lumber expense 75.17 T one 01 tue men avresieu iu cuuuccnuu Koolaupoko District EVlca I r-- MASSAGE j 8.25 :isi with a robbery at Moanalua last year, $ 2,517.67 Material and supplies.. Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1905. . $482.00 no Rheumatism. Bruises. Sprains. Tired The story told by the Chinaman is Eeceipts 245.00 ; $ 423.47 FeeHn tr and ther Ailment a OTTTCKL.T very fishv. lie savs that he had a Hawaiian Band .$ 2,880.90 Brasses and pottery. Just the j General expense EKUEVED. drink at "the Harbor saloon on Queen 146.44 County office rent $ 100.00 Total $727.00 thing for Bridge Whist Parties. 444 King: Street, Pal ama, street near the Inter-Islan- d wharf and ; House numbering 325.00 Disbursements .. 280.00 Fine Tappa Cloths and Bam- PHONE WHITE 1351. then went up Maunakea street to $ 3,027.34 Kailua Bridge 490.90' boo Fans, Mats made to order. King. From there he went to the Keepers of Parks-K- ing Balance on hand Dec. 30, 1905. $447.00 roll Pupu kea Homestead Eoad. 40.50 HAWAII AND SOUTH SEAS street bridge and crossed it. j Iay .$ 400.00 Supervisors, salaries of 650.00 E. II. TRENT, There he says he was attacked by a Material and supplies 11.51 Count v Treasurer. CURIO COMPANY, Typewriter Supplies man who was barefooted and wore $ 1,986.40 Alexander Young Building and ItlUI'K. WfUHU I'UIIIS nun n luoin $ 411.51 ' Royal Hawaiian Hotel. he "We are prepared to furnish Kee and no coat. Further than that Koolauloa Eoad District. .. 762.25 Total disbursements $ 67,584.S0 1 , 1 , .$ .,..11 i t" 1 j"i lunl 111 1 mn told Lox Paper Berkshire - . . . . 1 1 1 General expense Carbon and mm 27.50 E8f3YRQYAL PILLS Typewriting Paper, than which him he wanted to fcglit witn ami Material and snnnliA 34.55 Bal. on hand and in banks.. $ 59,584.07 Orlrf'nnl and Only Ueaamt GUY OWENS CO. - . MA FE. AiwT.rilhi I.olw. m there Is none better made. lie saiu lUiii lie uiu nut " ""v- tst .ntinTin 3.25 R. II. TRENT, i.i LK ... lirr ji mm. j niu iii.TirH' i.:n:iiwr The man grappled him and threw Countv Treasurer. In tt") ai trold m.iie biie t; Some time in the melee that ensued ( with Ui ribbon. Take mo other. Heft. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO, LTD, $ 827.55 I)eema !ubmltuO nmd lmlt . he supposes that he was stabbed, but jvoa. BJ ot yonr iiruftxitt. io 4 J Alexander Young Building-- Koolaupoko EOAD TAX SPECIAL FUND. sump for Portlotilor. TntlraonlaUf ELECTRICAL he did not know that he was stabbed Road District.. $ 972.30 d "Keller fjr Ladle." Uumr, s, - General expense - U.ll. 1 ft 4)41 1 TtttironniaK. Soil M ENGINEERS time. 22.50 Honolulu District 'al-het- C at the ail Iruxit. 'hem!ea! , Main 315. Union The Chinaman, according to his own Material and supplies 4.S0 Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1905. .$7,741.04 .r M..4U HaF. PH1I4. Phone Street. story, then walked to tlie corner 01 Maunakea and King street, where he DIARIESFOR was seen bv Officer Kose. On seeing the police officer, he started to go away and finally ran, the police officer 1906AT following him. The police officer STARTING RIGHT IN 19 06 WALL NICHOLS CO, grabbed him and he fell, saying, "i make". At the hospital, it is related, to begin right. Republic Elock. he asked the surgeon if he was going At the beginning of the year, remember it's better to "make" (die) and on being toiu A step in the right direction, is good clothes that fit and wear. Our that he was not he said, vvnar, no durability. Not expensive, make?" tailoring is the sort that induces comfort and Pure Wines Four Porto Eicans have been ar even though superior. rested and held for investigation ana and Liquors taken before the Chinaman, out me m toil - E Family Trade Solicited. Chinaman failed to identity any or M Fa G O P A NY- T them. The theorv of the police is King Street. Opposite Gazette Office. Lovejoy & Co. that the Chinaman had a scrap in some Nuuanu St. : : Phone 308. Chinese joint and was wounded and 4 row 5 J THE PACIFIC loney is rarely given, but the children' are ni ade happy with books and toys, gOOOOCK00C)C others with clothing and single men; () sometimes are given orders upon some Per COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER restaurant. As Letore, uone who ap umery () The Latest ply are ret used assistance. EDITOE. WALTER G. SMITH The manager describes these occa sions as beautiful time." The char v 8. ity woi ker carries great and many MONDAY JANUARY burdens for the poor, the sick, the No selec- lortoD Electric Razor widow aud the orphan, the sinning and better the suffering, r or all these the limi TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES. tation to wished for help must be very Commerce between the United States and the Philippine Islands seems great. So that when the days come tion of toe most i- - ,.k miiiinn .Inllars in the vear which ends with in which all who apply may receive, away, So simple anyone can it. only ten months' figures of the present calendar and nobody is turned it is in that use the present month. While deed a blessed time, not onlv to those exquisite, suit Xo so much exceed those of any earlier year as to justify stropping necessary, always sharp. year are available, they who receive, but to those who give, Impossible belief that the total will reach about twenty millions, against about fifteen and so these Thanksgiving and holiday to cut yourself. the over io!u"; millions in 1904. ten millions in 1900, four millions in 1S98, and a little seasons in this fair land may truth- able for Boli-- Consists of a silver triple plated holder and twelve double in 1SQ7 vear nrior to American occupation. Thus it seems 1 fully represent the very romance of edged blades packed in a ;n;tt the charitv work. handsome velvet lined case. IV:J? our trade with the islands in the year about to end will be nearly likely that MARY S. WHITNEY, day gifts. Call one. four times as great as in the last year of Spanish control, and approximately Secretary Associated Charities of and examined times as great as the average during the several years prior to American Hawaii. four ) occupation. Prior to the year 1399 exports from the United States to the Phil- - Prices to suit ippine Islands had never exceeded a quarter of a million dollars. In the present 00000Oeoao0OdOKMK50 year they will aggregate nearly six million dollars, or certainly twenty times VERSOGRAPHS 2 as much as in any year prior to American occupation. Imports from the islands, parses. Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd, which ranged between four and five million dollars per annum prior to 1899, uKC000000000000 Fort and Merchant Streets. Vre in 1902, ten million dollars; in 1903, twelve and one-half millions, and in SMOKE RINGS. Enough aid. or three times as much as the aver-ag- e 1905 will be about fourteen millions, about of you tonight, old t prior to American occupation. friend, iX0000000C000 This increase in trade with the islands is distributed through a large num7 ; With the heart and the hand so true, ber of articles, especially in the ease of exports, which have grown from $69,- - Smoking "tobac" in the old, grass CKSS0!0sC 459 1897, year American occupation, to about six millions in 1905. shack in the before , - , . , , As once we used to do; Hollister Drug a statement just issueu vy iuo anmcut ui "" ""6" The ligrrit o'er the town as the sun FOR THE INDOOR its Bureau of Statistics, shows the total trade with the islands in each calen- went down COMPANY. LIFE dar year from 1895 to 1904 and ten months of the calendar year 1905. It also Was just as it used to be. In those distant days e'er diverged our Even in shows the principal articles exported to and imported from the islands in the ways Hawaii a certain time has to be spent indoors. ten months ending with October, 1905, and compares them with the figures of And you sailed over the sea. The charm of home is distinctly an indoor charm. of 1904. This statement of exports to the islands in- - the corresponding months The ilima bush In the garden lot, There is nothing- that adds so much to the joy of life includes hundreds of articles, agricultural implements, books and maps and en- Is laden with golden bloom, doors as the warm glow of soft lights Light artistically gravings, breadstuffs, cars and carriages, manufactures of cotton, fruits and There's a lei each day that you're handled is probably one of the of away, Society most inexpensive and impo- nuts, hay, instruments and apparatus for scientific purposes, manufactures rtant decorative features of home. of leather, mineral oil, meats, canned vegetables, Round your picture in the room; the iron and steel, manufactures She's waiting a little word from you No light is so flexible canned milk, wines and spirits, manufactures of wood, and many other articles. Stationery as a medium of decoration as elec- To say you're coming back tric light. Each room or of . The imports from the Philippines, while they have grown from $4,352,181 in Drop her a line, old chum of mine, part the house may have its own 1897, the year prior to American occupation, to $12,652,262 in the ten months She cries for her own boy Jack. particular glow of color in harmony with the other furnish- cf the present year, and seem likely to approximate fourteen millions in the The boys dropped round not so long ings. ago full year, or three times as much as in lS97are confined to comparatively few We En- We will be pleased to supply you with any 'Twas the full of the recent moon, make a specialty of information articles, and up to this time are chiefly hemp and sugar. The value of hemp graving Dies you may desire relative to the wiring of your , And we sat and sang till the valley and Embossing house. imported from the islands in the ten months ending with October was $10,376,-528- rang Correspondence Paper. or an average of more than one million dollars per month, and that of With the brave, old guitar's tune; $c j& A large and complete stock of sugar $2,216,249. The other articles imported from the Philippines are up to And we drank a toast to you at the only very paper this time extremely few and of little value, the next largest after sugar being Coast, the finest is And talked of the good, old times, carried by us at all times. straw hats and bonnets, $14,796; vegetable oils, $6,217; fruits and nuts, $5,824; And the work we'd done 'neath Ha- HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO. manufactures of fibers, $4,703; manufactures of silk, $2,486; while unmanu- waii's sun Professional and Office Letter factured tobacco imported during the ten months was but $6 in value, and Of the pictures and the rhymes. Heads, in copper plate printing LIMITED. embossing, cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots but $1795. While there has been a marked The dawn is as fair as it ever was and a specialty. Office, King St., near Alakea growth in the importations of hemp from the Philippine Islands, the growth in The melia's flowers as sweet, All orders for Wedding and St. 'Phone, Main 390. important article imported The townward lights in the inky night the other thus far from the Philippines, sugar, has As of old, the vision greet; Reception Invitations receive not been strongly marked. The importations of manila hemp have grown from Well, the pipe's gone out and I hear a prompt and careful attention. liCKsXO0 three and one-half million dollars value in 1897 to ten million dollars for the shout, ten months of 1905, and will probably reach fully twelve millions in the full "Mai aie," from you know who, So I guess I'll go, but first here s year. Sugar importations from the Philippines have seldom reached one mil- "How" lion dollars in any earlier year, and in the present year will probably be less Xui nui, aloha to you. than two and one-hal- f millions, or less than two per cent., of the sugar brought H. M. AYRES. J). gjuj CF q into the country during the year. Present indications seem to justify the pre- THE ANCIENT MARINES. 1 diction that the value of the sugar brought into the country during the year IF.il 1 1, I Furniture Dealers ending with December will be about $160,000,000, and of that total the Philip- It was an ancient mariner and Upholsterers pines supply a over two million And he rang up Double Three, LIMITED. little dollars' worth. With a "Schooner Lady's off the Head There are some things in the showing made by the Philippines which ought .And a transport's lights I see." to new stimulate a industry in Hawaii that of raising hemp. The hemp trade Now I was waiting at the 'phone Fort Street promises to be worth $12,000,000 to the Philippines this year or nearly half as For the details of a tryst, much as was realized from our bumper sugar crop of 1903. Yet this is as ood And I would that ancient mariner a hemp country as any other a fact which has been proved by practical field Had gyves upon his wrist. work. H. M. AYRES. I A HABIT TO BE ENCOURAGED. 1 , ' Perfect Paint TRACK ATHLETICS. The mother who has acauired thei It is a pleasing thing to note that the promoters of the great athletic car- - habit of keeping on hand a bottle of nival to be held in March have announced the events to be contested, a consid- - Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves erable time in advance of the field day. By this means a training season of herself a great amount of uneasiness lew are many quali- anxiety- - Coughs, croup, There brands and m" ever two months is allowed intending competitors and one of the most im- - and colds and . K to which children are susceptible are ties of mixed paint. Some are adul- portant ends and aims of athletics may thus be realized. - quickly cured by Its use. It counter- terated and are expensive at any 1 While it is the contest proper that is the crucial test of athletic merit, it acts any tendency of a cold to result in is in the training that the benefits of athletics are most enjoyed. A race is pneumonia, and when given as soon price. Some are advertised as Mrunit symptoms croup appear mire ever in a very short space of time but the contestants have put in weeks of eon- - as tne first of "High Grade" and are high In cost w ALL HERE AND NOW ON Bcientious training which has enabled them to come to the scratch in the pink J and imperfectly prepared. W.. P. DISPLAY. of physical condition. Kegular exercise and regular hours have been the rule mothers?cfgive it iwusto little ones with a Fuller & Co.'s Pure Prepared Paint and a strict temperance in all things has been observed. is in these respects feeling of perfect security. Sold by all It is a perfect paint in every respect. that field and track athletics are of value to the youth of the community Dealers and Druggists, Benson, Smith Co- Agents or Hawali' is Honolulu's field days are deservedly popular and that they should receive & - Ltd" It the Purest, Heaviest, most the hearty support of athletes is not surprising. Field and track events bring Economical and Safest Paint nade. cut men who, for covers well, wears various reasons, play neither baseball, football, or other j It well and 'las a NEW YOUNG BUILDING STORES. eports. They may not have the necessary physique, timo or money to indulge i beautiful finished appearance. io53io59 Bishop Street. in any of the popular or fashionable forms of recreation. They can, however i get a pair of shoes and jog round the track until they are in condition or they j can jump or juggle the weights to their hearts' content in their spare time, at j a ebst that is purely nominal. And when the field day comes around they have I j something to strive for and become enlisted men in the great and ever-growin- g - -- I - - r i O, PS rmy ill t LB Ml. oi aiaieies. j 177 SOUTH KING STREET. DJd You Ever Investigate the ROMANCE OF CHARITY WORK. f 1 Wabash Cabinet Filing System?

Some statements made at a recent all kinds of substantial groceries F. D. WICKE, You are "onto your Job, but could you drop out for a day or a week meeting of the Associated Charities of galore. at any time? CONTRACTOR AND by manager, Mrs. Berger, . Erly in the day of Wednesday, the BUILDER. Hawaii the Store Fittings a Specialty. Cme an" ' OYQEIVIATIZS: seemed to be of sufficient importance 8iP0f. begiV fr th,eir Mothers, Repairing, Polishing...... nual are turned awav Cabinet Work and so your right-han- d ...g that man may up charity-lovin- - 10S2 double nescessary "keep to interest tnis com- j empty; Alakea St., rear of T. M. C. A. if and they are invited to come. As we want you to know about our things moving." We are ready to furnish tbe machinery , Phone M. 447. in fact munity. They relate to the disposal far as is possible, individual tastes and residence Phone W. 161L would like to do inquiry I,ee-l- sqAn wen't cost you a cent, you want s are unless of Thanksgiving benefactions and ; consulted, and that which it to, and may bring Just what you desire. ' to Christmas gifts through this charitable Sey receive, Soef supplement what Write us or ring us up, and we will call see you. . . . i the7 maJ already have on hand. A and poor lib-er- family will usually receive a al SERNICE PAUAHI BISHOl It may not be generally known that allowance of the following arti- Ill lifS for years certain schools in the city cles: Rice. Slisrar. annles anil nranms MUSEUM, bread, crackers, Hawaiian Office Co. have contributed liberally to the vegetables, cake, nuta made by the same firm that make the KAIilHI, OAHU. Specialty "iiu ciuuKs, canneu meats, 72 Thanksgiving dinners of the poor ana milk and famous LITTLE TUDOR PLAY KING STREET, WAITY BLOCK, PHOXE MAIN 15. "."-"".-j i'll-'a- " tiuu jfnivs, enougn SUITS needy, so that the custom has now be- for a generous - Thanksgiving- dinner, TUDOR Residents of Hawaii Territory and come recognized on and often enough to a The LITTLE SLEEPERS a institution the last week 01 are made of pink and blue striped Out- strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby part of at least three of our largest more longer. .Some of the poor are notified not able to ing flannel, style as per cut without the that the above named Museum come to the office, F3I-DAY- schools Kaiulani school, but the 8 will be open to inspection on S Punahou manager knows them all, and collar and are made in sizes 1 to Preparatory, and spends years. and SATURDAYS of each and several departments the whole of Wednesday afternoon and every of the High school. Thursday We consider this a perfect sleeping week of the year, and also upon If ever there were morning in carrying liberal ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks- il- "(Millions to tiie poor over garment for children and are confident "hilarious" givers, these children all the citv giving and Christmas ezcepted), be- T, hillv twentv-fiv- p famiiiM on, o that a trial will be most satisfactorv. Canaian lustrate how it is done. - 1 . "i tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. "muiuuiiis oesiue are tfnis supplied and 5 p. formerly with E. R. Bath, has taken charge of the The day before Thanksgiving, early, with a needed and o'clock m., from the 31st day welcome Thanksgiv- PRICE 65 CENTS. of March to the 31st day of October, the contributions began to arrive ing dinner, and areal-way- s PLUMBING DEPARTMENT at besides there and 10 m. office Bf Associated a few " basketfuls, from o'clock a. to 4:30 the the Charities " left for the a'clock p. m. from the 1st day of of on Alakea street. The Kaiulani Salvation Army Eescue Home and school other such charities. November to the 31st day of March sends a "wheel-barro- w of each year croiearrLsr brigade," Too much praise can not be given to until farther notice. Punahou contributions came in ex- Tourists arriving in At 85 King Street. an the teachers of . the schools mentioned, Honolulu by kctt, press, and most of High liirough the school not only for the results secured steamers on other than the scholars themselves bring their dona- for the egular visitor's days hereinbefore OKXXVOOOOO' o city's poor, g tions. Many of the individual but for the unusual teach-m- tesignated contrib- in the blessedness of giving which (Sundays and Thanksgiving utions are almost pathetic in showing their md Christmas excepted) and leaving 0CK pupils receive in this very practi- the eagerness of the poor to help those cal way. ;rior 10 the days eet apart as regular a little poorer than themselves a But Christmas rjMtor's dayt may be admitted to the sweet-potat- o soon follows after, wrapped in a piece of p:i-7o- r, Museum On is- and again the city's poor are not for- SPSCIAL PEEM1T3, a single drawing of tea, a pioce sued during office hours g?n-rn- l gotten. The manager of the Associ- from the of sugar cane, a few crackers. Then office of the trustees, Xo. 77 Mer- ated Charities always receives' gener- Our Beits Suspenders ; there are many home-mad- e Trunks Glovn articles ous donations of money for this season chant 3treet, nest dror to the banking bread, cake, pies, glasses of jelly, jam ry Cleaning: louse of Bishop b Co. Spring j frotn individuals and' nota-H- v Neck Hanck'f and Under- - and preserves of all kinds. societies Garments cleaned by this process at ADMISSION TO There are the Elks, who alwm-- s MUSEUM FUSE. and trro- -t quantities remember us Pio contributed of fonernnsly bo'olcs ft?. Electric cars bound west on King wear Duck j sugar, coffee, fresh oesides tn n,i Mrs. A. Mellis ',Tjrr:mcr Valise rrwt vegetables, baskets othi ng. Again needv Dressmaking Establishment. treet pass the Museum every tc of nuts, the are invited j fruit, raisins, candv ana to present their Sachs Black. Honolulu. ninntes during tho day. Stock Hats Pan..r Shirts Etc. tinned fish, meats, milk, chocolate nefds and as fnllv as and possible their wants are supplied. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Honolulu, T. IL, June 12th, 1905. rms ordzs. ie4 ott Street, I. O. O. F. Building nd 15a Hottl Street.

ir THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 8, 1906.

f Not every 0CO0OeO0KD0000Cro . it.-- 8 ooooooeo9cocooooooooeofK:o woman .asEv WOMEN AND GIRLS! can afford W lio sufter ovorv month from Cramps, ' a Backache, Headache, Vomitinsf, Dizri' raaid. O nes3 or Faint in 3 Spells should know O that if a few ,Ioss of the Bitters were taken at the llm symptom they would want one '": ". 1 l f ' ."It El By Dorcmus Scudder. save all this un necessary suffering. A1--, around, any ways keep a Lottie of j 1 way. But you ooooo0Ocoocooc oooeooocoooco j 1 882-- Years aro Mr. Brvce, in his "American Commonwealth, drew 1 89 1 Kosietter's , certainly can 18.723 i' : 1802-1- 8 v. a w 1 k r life r vj j attention one of the notable features of our National 1 to most 7 OlUiiliHjll M by pointing out the fact that the Union, with its many self-governin- g- and most women V would va- Trtn1 Dm. be greatly improved by communities living under different local laws and widely 5530 it, too. means so riant conditions, necessarily constitutes the most extended and lav-orab- le Of this sum It much total the Chinese Consul estimates that 30.000 rep- SUCH handy and you'll to have lonr, rich,. beaw field in world for political social experimentation. resents the always good!, .j. rf the and number of separate immigrants; those coming a second enjoy hair; soft, smooth, glossy hair. And ipse dixits are apt to or health. Thousands, As a consequence, dogmatic assertions and third time, travelers, etc., making up the rest. This seems sickly1 j an this is just the kind of hair you may may else- of other fare hardly, for what is taken for granted in one section underestimate. Comparing women have i j the various data available, probablv the found have, if you wish it. If you wish also'-cure- all where have been submitted to a concrete test with a result flatly figure 40.000 for the Chinese this true. It s deep, j total immigration to Hawaii would the rich color of youth restored is not Insomnia, ' to your hair, contradictory to the vaunted opinion. A case much in point that be far out of the way. Chinese immigrant Poor Appetite, of the widely prevailing sentiment against the These men were brought here to work in the fields, ex- Sleeplessness, it mental were laborer in the United States. Throughout the mainland a pected to go back to China, at times the agreement stipulated their Indigestion, image of type of has been formed, and has become return m .aai r y this Chinaman three years, and no inducements whatever were held out Costiveness. ,t p re- a make-u- of many it will to them ! tiers such fixture in the Americans that to identify themselves with the countrv. Thev were, how- fSo&as'il Biliousness or man ever, 1 quire almost an intellectual cataclysm to destroy it. Like the treated with uniform kindness and justice, were allowed iStsSrS' Malaria, Fever among us has to m S9Tffi4'2SStVi and Ague. . made to pass before a concave mirror, the Chinaman acquire land, were subjected to no social ostracism, enjoved the been forced into a situation where he is compelled to look as he privilege of intermarriage mor - on the same terms as all other foreigners, Hi' 11 tx u m nuiuvu- will certainly satisfy you. does, and then we triumphantly exclaim, '"See what a squat, flat-tened-o- ut and were permitted to become citizens. As a consequence) the' will try it at once. Do not Chinaman be deceived by cheap imita- caricature of humanity the poor creature is!" in Hawaii blossomed out remarkably in the role' of a tions which will only disappoint you. follow man An editorial in The Outlook of April 23, 1004, gave the of the world. Though not encouraged to settle, he did occa Make sure you get AYER'S Hair : is said ing excellent picture of this conception of the Celestial "It sionally take up land. By 1901 no less than 1,1 is Chinese in the Vigor. j 3 f! in he is Territory 1 defense of our political antagonism to the Chinaman that were paying taxes on real estate to the assessed n 1 1 Prepared bj Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell. A. Mm.. U.S. not a genuine immigrant; that he docs not settle dowrn to make a 9i,u.uo4, wmie 12,920 taxpayers ot tins race were rated as own home ; that he never does make and never can make an American ing p rsonal property HOLLISTER DRUO CO., AGENTS. to the amount of $3,287,802. One Chinaman 0 6 ; maintains has 19 citizen that he despises our customs and manners and acquired some 3,000 acres of land in these islands, where real his own; that he is clannish, and insists on living in communities estate is notoriously owned or controlled by a, few men and a hand- of other Chinamen ; that his sole object is to make enough money ful of large vested interests. Another mile-ston- e past in the years time, to get back to China, there to live in comparative affluence; that During the monarchy no less than 752 Chinese became natural- of f1 - he is incapable of learning either to speak or to think in English ized in Hawaii, and today Ring- out the old, ring in the new there are more than three hundred voters with merry chime. in other words, that he is not a human being, as Americans count of this race. From July 1, 18915. w up to August 31, 1905 the only Forget the past, reknit the bonds human beings." period for which accurate statistics are available of friendship sweet. THE BEST OF SAUCES 524 marriages Meantime, with the growth of this sweeping deduction in the were recorded in which a person of Chinese blood formed one of the Writh smiling face and out- minds of continental Americans, far out in the mid-Pacif- ic an ex- contracting parties. Only in of these, stretched hands the New 195 37 per cent., were both Year greet. periment has been conducted under totally different because more groom and bride of this race ; 193 Chinese are recorded as having There isn't a better sauce for nearly normal conditions. One of the commonest experiences in married Hawaiians. Intermarriages also took place between Chi- all-round Hawaii is to hear a mainland American exclaim. "Your Chinese are nese men and half-whi- table use than S. & W. Porto Rican, Portuguese, Japanese, Greek, and te Hloha Nui! TOMATO CATSUP. It can be a totally different class from ours on the Coast." Exactly, but why women. part-Chine- se marrying Americans, Scotch, German, used to advantage with every fish different? Not because they came from other provinces of the Ce- Spanish, and English. Some of our best families have thus come to or comes Chinese-America- meat dish that to table lestial Empire, nor because they are representatives of a different possess a strain of Chinese blood. Our n citizens, ap- and adds a wonderful zest to social status. The so-called "low-dow- n Cantonese" and "riffraff hi whether of pure or mixed stock, are as proud of their country Stanley Stephenson, petite. and Hongkong" as a matter of fact a very large proportion were poor, exercise their franchise with as great consciousness de- - as the . It is made from selected, fresh, as THE PAINTER, honest farm folk came to Hawaii as contract laborers, just they scendant of Pilgrim Father or Virginian Cavalier. Hawaii's expe-fiock- ed red, ripe tomatoes and contains no New Signs Kew 8 8 to California, precisely the same sort of people, in many.rience demonstrates beyond question that the Chinaman is a gen for the Tear Signs artificial coloring whatever. cases friends, some staying here, others going on to S. & W. TOMATO CATSUP Is relatives and uine immigrant, lo make this evident in every State of the Union is gave strictly pure in every respect and the American mainland. The only difference that Hawaii all he needs is half a chance. a fair chance, while America did not. On the one hand, is admitted by all who try It to be the Chinese DOES HE SETTLE DOWN TO MAKE A HOME? NOTICE. the best article of its kind on the freedom to be himself and to develop naturally, on the other, re- The National Census of 1900 showed the total Chinese popu- market. pression and cruelty, spell out the contrast. ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING i Mid-Pacif- lation of This ic Territory has a definite and most valuable con this Territory to be 25,762, living in 3,247 homes, of which help or advice, is Invited to coramunl- - I tribution to make to the Mainland in the shape of a correct esti 393, or 12 per cent., were owned. The aggregate of homes for cate, either in person or by letter, with Ensign L. Anderson, matron of ta j anti-Chine- se Caucasians 6,482, mate of this man from eastern Asia. Take up the points in the was with 1,840, or 28 per cent., owned. Place Balvation Army Woman's Industrial ; indictment quoted above, and what has Hawaii to say con this showing beside that made by other immigrating peoples in Home. No. 16S0 King street. , 1 cerning them ? many mainland cities, and the Chinaman shines by happy contrast. hei a. It would be a pleasure to conduct the average is 1 IS THE CHINAMAN A GENUINE IMMIGRANT? honest opponent of a Chinese immigration to some of these homes which are scattered 8 YEAR OLD Phones A fair answer to this question must take cognizance of the fact all over the islands, point out the evidences of civilized tastes there Retail, Main 22 Wholesale, Main 92 v -- that two classes of immigrants come to the United States: first, in displayed, recall the fact that the owner came here as a laborer, A purpose of i those who seek this country with the definite settling and then ask him to compare what he sees with much that he can here and becoming citizens ; second, those who desire to better their recall of Greek, Armenian, Polish, and Italian homes elsewhere in Kona Oahtj & condition, and after acquiring a competence to return to their native the United States. A few Chinese dwellings in Honolulu are among Ice land. Many of the latter carry out their intention, and constitute the best in the city. Hawaii's experience is that the Chinaman is Co for America a very useful element, tending to bring our Nation into a remarkable home-make- r. It is because of this fact, and also be- Coffee Electric ever closer relations with foreign countries, and to introduce our cause they are such kind husbands and good providers, that so many - 1 - 1 - T- 1 t--1 1 1 Ice delivered to any part of the city, pruuucis to oversea marKeis. jrrouauiy, nuwever, a very large pru-- Hawaiian women have been glad to intermarry with Chinamen. We still have a small supply of Ialacd orders promptly filled. Tel. Blu J portion of this second class fall in love with our institutions, be-U- ll. OUR GENUINE EIGHT-YEA- R I P. O. Box 600. Office: Kewaio. ( Q,t u i DOES THE CHINAMAN DESPISE OUR CUSTOMS AND OLD KONA COFFEE which we are MANNERS AND MAINTAIN HIS OWN? selling in six-pou- 1.75, ; tins for The Chinese belongs under this second head he comes intend freshly roasted and ground and de- THE HAWAIIAN REALTY ing to go back to China. Other things being equal, it should be ex To ask that a newcomer from a foreign country lay aside all livered to your home. AND MATURITY CO. pected that, owing to the greater difference between his civilization his inherited and acquired habits and customs as soon as he enters If you enjoy really good COFFEE Limited. the United States as an immigrant is demanding an impossibility. and who does not? Then try it. and ours, it would require longer time for him to realize the ful Order by 'phone Main 217. REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE, No does all LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU- attractiveness of life in America than for Europeans. But, unfor immigrant this. Visit Little Italy, Little Russia, and RITIES. tunately for the purposes of our problem, other things are not equal the other little foreign countries in New York City. Everywhere , OfHce: Mclntyre Bldg-.- Honolulu, The immigrant from Europe meets first of all a welcome. An open the immigrant, entirely apart from language, finds it hard if not T. H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 141. door awaits him. In the second place, the right of citizenship is impossible to conceal his nationality, however ardently he may freely accorded him ; nay, for the sake of his vote privi strive to Americanize himself. In few cases doubtless does the QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT this sacred IN OUR lege is often pressed upon him. Furthermore, he finds here an elab thought of making himself over again into an American ever occur new & Sons. Limited. $25.00 SUITS orate machinery designed to make him a landholder; the broad to him. But with his child it is different. The environment West invites him at mere nominal cost to take up an estate outrival makes an American of him whether he will or not. Now, the glory QUEEN ST.. COFFEE ROASTERS. George A. Martin ing in extent and richness the holdings of scores of petty lordlings of the Chinaman is his stability of nature. It is some day bound Arlington Block, Hotel Street. in his native country. Finallv, no unscalable social wall bars his to place him very near the head of the human race. The great dif OPEN ON' SATURDAYS TILL 9 in him us emphasizes his ad- P. M. progress ; if not his children, his grandchildren freely enter the most ference custom existing between and BEG IX NEW YEAR EIGHT exclusive family circles through the closely guarded gate of mar herence to what he has been taught. Still, he changes. The first by STILL A LOT OF riasre. generation does learn, on occasion ever growing more frequent, to Ordering Your New Clothing is substitute trousers and shirt for the shapeless bag clothing of China. from In the case of the Chinese all changed. His welcome is ieers GLOBE Way in in California, beaver hat and Prince Albert CLOTHING CO., Holiday Goods and stones. I well recall a scene often enacted before my eyes in back the sixties C4 Hotel Street. LEFT AT San Francisco during the later sixties, when I was a child. Oriental coat were donned on Sunday by my father's Chinese cook. To de Prices Eigbt. i FUKURODA'S. steamer day frequently came on Sunday, and the Chinese immi- clare the Chinaman despises our customs because, forsooth, he can- 28-3- implies a claim insight gen- 2 HOTEL STREET. grants were carted in open express wagons through the very center not at once comfortably adopt them, to of the city to Chinatown. Regardless of the peaceful nature of the erally supposed to be confined to the Divine Being. The truth is, Kimonos, Silks, day, kept far better then than now, knots of boys and young men de does not despise them. Give him time, treat him rightly, and he something suggesting the American. His ORIENTAL GOODS AT REDUCED gathered on the street corners to revile the newcomers with oaths, gentlv changes into PRICE AT wagons a boy and girl, like the children of all foreigners among us, leap the while they compelled the to run gaunlet of flying missiles, e: , which prophesied the sort of treatment every Celestial might ex- ence at a bound and become among the most ardent lovers of Old a v o u o a pect in free America. Only the other day in Philadelphia,' the City Glorv and nattiest wearers of tailor-mad- e goods that we have. 1120 NUUANU ST., NEAR HOTEL. of Brotherly Love, a cultured Chinese gentleman, long resident America has heard much of the fearful vices propagated by the there, informed a lady, who expressed surprise because his wife and Man from Asia. It were well if she should realize that many of her . t 1 RICE & PERKINS, daughter remained too closely at home, that he did not dare allow own sons m the Orient nave proven more virulent plague-spot- s them upon the streets, fearing not only insult but even violence. there than Chinese will ever become in our country. It is not the ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. Thumping the keys of a piano Is not As soon as the Chinese had iesided long enough in the country man who differs most from us in habits that we need to fear as music, and putting successively vari ex- to learn to love it and desire citizenship, the right was denied them. much as he who is nearest like us. All the reforming forces of our ous lenses before the eyes is not an Studio: Hotel Street, near Fort. amination, even though certain im- Xo effort is made to induce them to become landowners, and as for civilization center upon those who strike us as most foreign, and provements in vision are obtained. tbp social realm, ostracism is so much a matter of course that no as a result they change, not we. reception given in the Chinese Consulate here to Prince can do it yourself, but the scientific one dreams of any other possible treatment. If the Chinese is not At the use of lenses involves something more a genuine immigrant, whose fault is it? Pu-Lu- n on the latter's way to St. Louis last year, a bevy of young YAMATOYA than experimenting. Hawaii's answer is, "Certainlv not the Chinaman's." First of Chinese ladies, speaking pure English and dressed in faultless MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT temgntiy11 all, Chinese never encountered stones and oaths from the Hawai- - American costume, served the guests with all the grace possible to MAKER. STSSSS? - the N'uuanu Street, one door above PauahL Anglo-Saxo- n a difference between eye-tes- ts and eye jan. He began coming as early as 1802, brought over at the in-- their sisters. Some time ago Honolulu's leading daily P. O. Box 822. examinations. Did that fact ever oc- - stance 0f tjie most enlightened monarch these islands ever knew, contained the following advertisement : SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS, KIMONA3 tO r1i-5ft- AND MADE TO OR- CUr yOU? l,-- ,t f.rpat Tin tP,C? vprv 0 v.; v.t- - PAJAMAS I' to fpr Kt NOTICE. DER AND ON SALE. then the demands of the sugar industry began to be felt, and the My wife, Chun Ahfung, having left my bed A. N. SANFORD Chinese were introduced in respectable numbers as plantation la , I will be responsible for debts con- OPTICIAN-- borers. Two sets of statistics of Chinese immigration were kept in and board, not Use i Boston Building, Fort Street Over government departments. There is quite a discrepancy be tracted bv her in my name. Novelty Mills two (Sig.) MARK KUI. May & Co. tween them. The larger totals are probably the more correct and EXCELLENT FIODR: These show for ten-year periods, the Honolulu, April I, 1904. 6756. HONOLULU IRON WORKS are therefore selected. up to vear 01 annexation, ioo, aiuvcwa v min-v-. m iitiixu as The wife as well as the husband in this notice is Chinese. Ho- CALIFORNIA FEED CO . Ag9nu COMPANY. full-blood- : nolulu's short-distance sprinter is En Sue, a ed Chi- - GalTMlLMl lows crrrk Machinery, Black Pipe. s- -. Pipe, 1S52-186- 1 674 brn a citizen of the Union. Our Mills Institute for Chi ftv Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, Ba 1EAD THE ADVEBT7SEB glneers' Supplies. 1862-187- 1 1,629 ese younT men boasts its football and baseball teams, every mem Office m Xuuanu street. 1872-188- 1 14.867 'Continued on page 6.) WOBUD'S NEWS DAILY. Work Kakaako. 1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, , JANUARY 8, 1906.

driving the community to strong Chinese students are carefully chosen, and represent the best in their arink. Tt unexpected corroboration 70 brings up country." was a singular and totally Three Cardinal December, with charges, thou- Virtues THE WAGES the rear, beer money presumably hav- coming from the heart of New England on the Atlantic, five mid-Pacifi- "The road to wealth, ing been dumped into the Christmas sand miles from our similar experience in the c. if presents channel. you desire it, is as plain as Electricity eighty-fou- from made against him, what way Eleven hundred and r ar Passing, then, the indictment the to market," said rests for gambling were made in the further testimony has Hawaii to present as to her experience with Franklin. And he points the way with .3 Men OF SN county and S21 convictions obtained, people of this nationality? At they verv outset care should be much homely Cures S4S53 being imposed the advice. ) in fines and costs Of this amount $2612.75 was paid. Bail taken not to minimize tne lact xnat me nmese, iikc man; wmvi BE HONEST. was forfeited to the sum of $689. wi,0 come to us. are iernorant of sanitation and that the less lntelh- - WORK HARD. August 149 arrests were made, thel . , , - INVEST In w - n,t;ent-- tn rv.nl-- hr faithful mem- - WISELY. Police Department Re dog days evidently affecting police K"1 W1 m1""- k-- ' . This is about all there la vigilance, in October, when the Ad-Jbe- rs of the social whole. A point in the Chinaman's favor is his in the Franklin Philosophy. vertiser's gambling exposures were An if is enough. Last Six .jn;n(Jflp& fn hetter if he is kindlv- taught and he understands It port fer made. 299 gamblers were locked up. A J Let us invest your money how- - J ne reaction set in in November, tnar ihum. for you. We can do It to 115 fickle for- - Months. ever, only daiiiers with Asrain, Chinese will gamble. This is beyond question their worse the best possible advan- in during 30 . tune being hauled the nnliVe tnrr- - imr,iriP,I 1w oraft- ran keen this evil well tage. You make money dank, drear days. ; . report ac- .r " andvwe'll make it more for The police department's of The report deals separately with in nana, ll it win, as was Clearly demonstrated m nonuiuiu uuuci you. tivities for the past six months i3 out "having che-f- a tickets in possession.' reform administration of HiVh Sheriff William Henrv. Iatelv gam- - v interest to the which evidently isn't considered ' g way to get back your vigor, and contains much of - Chief oi Police. Outside of gambling and illegal liquor-sellin- Here is the men bling but the same thing under an- t cure the "come and go" pains and general public and the student of f Chi- - El mekes in your back and shoulders, to other name. another offense traceable to grafting bv the authorities), the mike yourself strong and active, full of and matters. One hundred and sixteen arrests f fip-nr- e i" the rriminal courts. Out of I..8l ar-- of life and courage. Dr. McLaughlin a gazed upon tell-tal- e larwlv" You That the wine is still were made for having the - , T , t : : you sleep. nil dan Electric Belt cures while year 1903-4- , xnree were r, - the glowing current carrying vigor when it is red and the beer when it tickets in possession, but the astute rests lor urunKenness in tne oniy ui wmii- feel se-m- en on 1 a ons, into every organ. It has a cure in every is brown is evidenced by the fact that prosecutors were only successful in Beiny a lover of neace. few crimes of violence are charcred town. . . - , . Limited. a man 489 arrests for drunkenness were made curing 56 convictions. The total 1,; It saves doctor bills and makes amount, was $2360, of which xwm. tt i3 x 1 wl iFort Street, on t feel like a man ought to. from July to December, inclusive. imposed iaAW.i. "" Mail this ad. to me and I will send Four hundred of the "drunk and glad cniy $379.80 was paid. children attend school, and throughout the public schools 01 the Honolulu. way you full particulars and hundreds of suffered conviction, 36 succeed- Thirty-thre- e arrests were made for Territory I find a testimonials of people whom I have cured. of its" Ii- - - thev" are ranked as the best pupils. have yet to . Alt inno- liquor without a Write today. ed in proving alabis or their selling spirituous A, r 1 1 and cence. cense and 20 convictions obtained, !, puunt stuuui itacnei who uoes not piace tne nniese at uie neau. m. g. Mclaughlin, The county benefited to the amount 36S.50 being imposed. Tne county in iqo there were sixteen Chinese or nart-Chme- se teachers in the rn. h dr. , - - WM. G. IRWIN & CO.; LTD. of $1393 through this indiscreet; bib- - hasn't seen the color of a cent of this ... ,,rf i Jdonrk Tl tmm. i in 906 MARKET ST., i j.t : tt AO A l.tmsw nm cui;. ' ' I ' office-holde- 'entlcf SAN rEANCISCO, CAL. beers' appealed. ber of rs of pure or mixed Celestial blood was twelve. Wm. G. Irwin. .President and Managw nt except! - Vjce-Pre.ide- i.s tl Every district has contributed Altogether 2990 arrests were made Chancing to ask one of our public servants close in rank to the Gov-- hn,?- jeck,elS0' Flr Koolauloa, which is remarkable io during me iasi nau oi US CCj nfpasinn tr numbering' 2044. Ev4 oi, hanntr visit, vlctions THEATRE the windward side of Oahu, down Fines and costs imposed totaled ants of Other nationalities? the answer, "Five hundred per cent. Richard Ivers Secretary 9RPHEUI , . ee a. okole- - $14,339.50, of which $5829.70 was "dug - ,mVI- - pmnliaeie rp. E. L Spalding Auditor irhnsp eulches. 7 arn 1,1- oc fl,d, onrl wJtli m tmlv 1 I 1 IT . j eao- --. n-- I TOrO .rVl hilt Wflll . J t on nao is reputea 10 pour m tne wei. oca.- Ui. ..v... rtri r i ' SUGAE FACTORS AND Prinq son. like spring freshets. ' nreferred not to come mio court iu wtaiimi,. Grand Most arrests, 98, were made in No-- face the music, contributed in all Economically considered, the Chinese must be rated a remark COMMISSION AGENTS, vember, the melancholy days evidently $1511. , he. a! able asset. He is, patient, saving-- industrious, temperate, and thor AGENTS FOR i i- - 1 1 - . ' 11 111 rr r r.i - - !. It Reopening ougniy renaDie. i ne presiaent oi one oi tne leading- DanKing msti- oceanic Steamship Co., San PraiK tant, CHINESE CITIZENSHIP IN HAWAI tutions in Honolulu remarked to me one as sat in his office. I Cisco, Cal, l t- dav I . TTT J. . O.. T" .A -. m s a j-- 1.4 c jl a i v,..mvfc. v.iwui hvy ik i .'j vwiii luiw. c. iiii iiiiivv Francisco O3.I seer Monday, 15, - .1 Jan. '06 fContinued from Page 5.1 -- Mills institute into my Dank and lie Will do anything- 1 tell him in Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phfl- - I nfct o lioi-oi-i- r cni-ip.-v li o c prpat be-- branch, learning rf1?ah1p wliilp- talrp- - 0 delphla, Pa. v- - v. Ttc 1 rirpn- - - eclat, - - - - 1 nnirlclv T Kr1 a. r"1ciol1 . y ow--i-- y 1 1 1 - with- 7 anv 7 r 1 and nrnvinfL ' it ' 'i tiLciai . j -- , , , ii"'- t- Li,.-4- 1 1 Universal Mill Co., Mann, to Tvf:t, - , .-- k -- -j t I, . bewail s ,t:.i i wnuc man xic vvni many iui- - I iie Tj lore crowaea nouses, csnatcespeare Aiiusuminei ;uuii muu iuiici, dim iiiikc muie facturers of National Cane Shreddr niOHA BlIHLEB imis im N. Y. vem and an English version of the classic Chinese drama, "The Sorrows takes. They are a wonderful people." This gentleman has a mini- - New York, o-- sino-i- Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Saa ninii And. of Han " Tt rh,U mnrl th hit of thp pvenin.rr. a nart- - ber of Chinese in his bank. . ve tf. song in the competitive carnival ot song Detween tne nve nigner in- - xs a iamny man tne celestial :s a decided success, tie loves NATIONAL STOCK COMPANY - ' to stitutions of learning- in this city two years ago. The local Chinese his family, cares for his children tenderly, strives to give them the WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. 3 vi In the Roaring Farce Comedy Consul, a gentleman of culture, happens into an evangelistic service best advantages he can command, and rarely figures in the divorce atis in our leading Caucasian church as naturally and with as little vis- - court. If American housewives only knew what an ideal domestic AGENTS FOR THE It "Inrned Up" ible remark as any other resident. The characteristic American pub- - servant he makes, there would be a feminine clamor for the repeal of Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, ibys --AND - lication, ''Success," has at least three hundred and sixty Chinese. 1 the exclusion laws that even Congress would heed England. and Alliance Assurance Co., of Londoa SThe One-A- ct Of V New Hawaiian Play, subscribers in Honolulu. Mainland circles are agog with dread over Hawaii's experience suggests the reflection that the Chinese England. Written by Wilkes, - otl Ernest the new Chinese Exclusion Act that of American goods from Chi- immigrant laborer may prove a valuable asset to the Union in the Scottish Union & National Insurant Entitled nese shops. Yet in the face of all this, of such advertisements as problem of racial amalgamation. This may at first seem a singular Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. quar Fire Association of Philadelphia. "Tie dalf White" the one above, cut casually from a daily, and of the employment in point to urge, but it is of no little interest to us out here in the mid Alliance Insurance Corporation Ml China itself of that most Anglo-Saxo- n social weapon, the boycott, Pacific. It is conceded by everybody that the cross between the Wilhelma of Magdeburg Gener-- v surance Co. I we are told that the Chinese "despises our customs and manners Chinese and Hawaiian gives to this Territory one of its best ele )untf BOX OFFICE OPEN THURSDAY MORNING. and maintains his own." Why, if this be true, do all sorts of con- - ments. He is beyond compare above the half-whit- e. So marked is ivals venient Yankee notions penetrate to the western confines of the this contrast that thoughtful men have been led to ponder tht seriously Fire Insurance, 25c, 50c, 75c. re--j ed. POPULAR PRICES: Celestial Empire and hnd ready sale; Why, too, does every the problem presented. It may not be nattering to our New World ORPHEUM TELEPHONE, WHITE turning Chinaman carry with him demands which only American pride, but it seems true that thfr Chinese has, through his jarrs pL centuries THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., iia,j goods can satisfy, and so teach his people these new needs that a of development, reached a far more stable plane of evolution than LIMITED. sized commerce sprung from this one series of the Agio-Saxo- n. enilJOHN goodly national has Match the latter ("finest product of the ages" MILL, Engineer, phenomena? Like so many pleas, there is nothing in this specious though he be) and the Polynesian; the white heredity goes to General Agents for Hawaii thejj , Dealer in argument when carefully analysed pieces. The result is a creature weaker, less reliable, and more fickle Atlas Assurance Company of London. iep Ww AND SECOND-HAN- D MA-- But "he is clannish and insists on living in communities of other j than either parent. But the Chinese tones up the Hawaiian into a j PhoenIx Assurance Company of Loa-- 1 CHINERY. the, Repairing of All Kinds. York Underwriters' AeencT. One of of Com- - 1 3ASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY. Pole, and a lot other immigrants. Why should they not? For character can be built. Some urge strongly that this contrast Providence Washington. Insurance fn I half-wh- I -- . -- pany. 135 Merchant Street, Tel. 116. verv convenience thev all follow this natural- - law until our lanfuafeo- -i is- due nartlv to- the fart that nftn th -- " it ic th"- nffcnn'nrr i - r " m rm cj. out I nit 1 u jl j . . i u u At r- u : r i i - ""ci ruuilu oiaugaiwaiu hin auu wny;3 ai c uuucisiuuu.r..,A inr:uvwtii mc viiiiirrsc,ru:.. iiuvvcvti,t,. mcic is d I d v.d.md-5id.- ui iiu special mural siamma. JJUt, Oil tne Other ny stronger reason than natural law. We Americans have forced them hand, it should be remembered that the Chinese who have emio-rat- - HAWAII SHINPO SHA. to do so for very self-protectio- n. Those coarse revilings and cruel j ed to Hawaii come me VISIT from the poorer classes resident in the southern TTT"R PTONRRR .TAPANKSR PRTNTT- - St stones of my San Francisco boy-memo- ry made Chinatown a neGes- - or more enfeebled provinces of their Empire. The persistence of ing office. The publisher of Hawaii dayf: THE sity. The Dennis Kearney politics of that city kept it in existence. In the heredity of the Chinese father in these familv 1ir.ee is vPrv Sninpo. the only daily Japanese paper tincl; nt Territory of Hawaii. on I C. SIIIOZAWA. Proprietor. is the weakest of all. The Chinese is the most law-abidi- ng immi-- i he Chinaman is really needed by us in our preparation for the Editorial and Printing Office 1021 ian; 45. grant we have. Make him understand the regulation, let him know great industrial future now dawning upon the world. It should not Smith St.. above King. Phone Main that it must be obeyed, enforce it justly, and he is predisposed to be overlooked that the Anglo-Saxo- n has survived out of ages of oo carry All C. BREWER & CO., LTD. ii it out both in its letter and spirit. the insanitary crimes martial conflict. But the era of war has almost passed and the next Prif ng long-sufferi- in Sugar 3 A trip to the Zoo, at Kaimukl, urged against this people on American soil are the great one is to be one of industrial struggle. The man whom the Factors and Commission 1 v nial Is enjoyable to children and last analysis chargeable to the carelessness, neglect, or worse vices past has made industrially fit is bound to be the survivor here No Merchants. o t1 parents alike. of our own authorities. .As a matter of fact, outside of living one can bet! near study the Chinamm without realizing that nature has ex-- LIST OF OFFICERS. aiaj Besides the wonderful collec- one another lor convenience or safety, the Chinese is a most daring pended her ingenuity in fashioning him into a consummate econom- - C. M. Cooke, President; George M. att' tion of animals and birds there and adventuresome emigrant. He will go anywhere, live alone, and ic fighter. In some respects he represents the summit of the evolu-- Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop delights too numerous F. W. Mae - 1 are other work out his economical salvation fearlessly. In Honolulu there is tionary process. He can give all other nationalities odds faHrAuditorrp.a1 in mention. and vet Jones, C. M. lira to no Chinatown like San Francisco's, though there is a part of the win. He has done it wherever he has gone. Because of this rare Cooke, 'j. ii. Gait, Directors. ndi Chinese lodging-house- s " ADMISSION 10 CENTS. city where shops and congregate. The power he is hated in America. The only thing that prevents his r 1? homes of this people are in all quarters of town. They are no more dominating XjCajQ. cos? the industrial world is the double fact that the ae of 10 dl clannish than any other nationality. In fact, they show marked warfare has not wholly ended and that as a nation the Chinese has on jewki.rv vt e at ability to coalesce with all sorts of oeonle. as marriap-- records clear-- not fnllv awak-ener-l nut liis sleer nf I ilVJ rf mmnion we EAGLE CLEANING AND ly demonstrate. But the giant is already rubbing his eyes. The boycott is the TfiE J. GfiRLO PHI!IBMKISG 0. Ihere is little need to dwell upon the other specifications. Of handwriting on the wall to the rest of Idi DYEING WORKS. the world. In a trice, as CORNER UNION AND HOTEL STS da "the sole object to make enough money to get back to China, there history counts time, China will have learned our secrets I et her ind Fort Street, opposite Star Block. to live in comparative affluence," it will suffice to say that Hawaii's spell out the meaning of the words "modern machinery," and an FINE RFIDFNf'K PfiR LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING experience fully if OaLUi CLEANED AT LOWEST demonstrates the statement that America had industrial revolution beside which that of classic economic history ce f PRICES. treated the Chinaman as these islands have done he would have stay-- will seem a pygmy will be precipitated. Think nf China's inpvinnct. 2362. - - I n Phone White ed in such numbers that the argument could have no stand in ir. The ible stores rnal nil o-- imn onM t- .t oituatea on car line In the mow! layf ,4.i Chinese went to the mainland not bound by rigid tin- - lilts the contracts boundless industrial possibilities of that land of mountains and stor-- The improvements consist ot m tb; THE COBWEB CAFE der which they emigrated to Hawaii, and which often compelled ed-u- p power. Add to all this the marvelous workman who knows cottae containing parlor, recep-the- m to return in a few vears, yet in the face of these contracts a no fatigue and has not yet begun to dream of ten and eight hour f!n drawlD roorn. iaz af- n 4 Queen and Alakea Sta. fair number of them have settled here permanently, and if they could days. is war Who to train America to survive in the inevitable encoun- - S Tnd' he? become naturalized now, as they were permitted to do during the ter? Who but the man whom nature has so rarely equipped with groundsSSTiSmimproved with many MEALS, monarchy, - and rare treeB-selve- s THE FINEST a large proportion of them would doubtless avail them- industrial powers? Not exclusion, not isolation, but closer associa- - valuable, frult 1 , Servants' quarter with stationary WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. of the nrivilefre. American treatment anrl nnt "natural rnc. tinn , is iho rlpmmrl nf ,.:.. r a , isir :, : V 7 : ,.v.Sui wu. nngiooaxonoom. L.et washstands and porcelain bath; larff ; d TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. sedness in the Chinese is responsible for this incurable desire to the contest begin on our soil, where it can be "table with box stalls. bai somewhat rrmtrnlW get back to their homeland where we can give the Chinese workman some nf tne iridic f 8tze of lot: 200x300 feet. Pr 5e' very io As for his "incapacity to speak or to think in English," even labor movement in... PvrlnVro f u . 1. . . .. reasonable, mtica CAMARA & CO. Props ...... fnri,. a. A1vv Wl tllc ijimnues ne nas to it actual value. in this polyglot city of Honolulu, to which English is not native, spare, ucn fr he close touch will help make the two worlds of China and Terms: Sasy.' na I would be willing to match the ordinary Chinese with the average America kin. rin. European Farther particulars upon aplleati4 3a, Continental immigrant in the United States where condi This is not a plea for indiscriminate admission of the Chinese t tions of association with users of our language have he: been the same into our country or to our citizenship. It is, however, unquestion- In fact, the Chinese is of J. H. FISHER. ;loI possessed considerable linguistic ability. able that we as a Nation cannot continue to isolate the eastern Asi- La? Where will you find immigrants so eager to enter night schools in atic from the rest of the world and treat him either as an enemy 'ft order to learn our language as ir the Chinese? Every church in the of civilization or an inferior. For he is neither. He will contribute TRY OUR . , , IT Union which conducts a Chinese mission knows that the determina- to the deve'onment nf the QtotA r i 1 A ? r - WnrU,i.vi iait dim ui me rounciea ntimai Our Celebrated Brome Pod. PeaeM tion to acquire English is a passion F1 rapid bath Heaters with the Chinaman, unmatched nature of the future some elements of as great value as any wha;h Sjnytt" TnlC' Klondlke Jl by any like phenomenon in the case of any other nationality unless me nngiooaxon is to jrrve. 1 installed anywhere. ARCTIC SODA Can be All it be the Japanese. ThP -- r . , ... WORKS. they require is gas and vi - IS7 water. Having been invited on a Sunday rlPmJc,! nwiuciiL immigrants irom all for- M'r St.. Honolulu. H. T. Hot Water in plenty for toil-- et recent to address the four eign ianas. remaps the simplest test for incoming ?d ! laborers would and bath at a second's notice hundred or so students of Phillips Academy, Andover, at vespers, be o F when that .Massachusetts for the franchise-t- he ability to you have the Rapid. i took occasion, among other things, to appeal to Eng read in kUflNfi VflPM HIVP ffl Fi Very economical a bath for one the sense of jus ish the Constitution and to write legibly one's name. This UilU I U H Ll illHU IU. lO cent surely is cheap tice and young, that enough. honor so keen in the on behalf of a noble treatment nvLi.ii wvjii iidrtiisiup in manv individual cases wnnM int but it SUe WHOLESALE LIQUOR GRO- - of the Asiatic by us , ,P1 uliU, AND Sold and installed by Americans. At the close of the brief service our diffirnlties anH a Ba miiiRin lundius Llie evo lirinn nt CERY DEALERS. lr Pnnicpal Stearns thanked me warmly for what had been said, add language. To this, add regulations BATH the Plumbe" strict for the exrlnsin nf 36-3- P ing, it will be a great help to our Chinese and Tapanese bovs for of criminal tendencies who are tw 8 North King Street. : Phone M. 61. 165 S. King now being dumped in h St. we ha--- e nationality such number several of each here. And. bv the wav von on our shores by. foreign ; j : authorities make due provision for trav- - COTTON BROS. & CO. he told the truth about them. Thev are anion r our best stMrle'nc cieis ami tne like classes; Hedge naturalization about with a str.Vt ENGINEERS AND GENERAL ku j" ingularly enough, too, they excel in English: not that thev sneak examination in civics I under some such l I BEAD TTr AT5VEBTISEB the language so in Commission as that for well, the English P-'a- but course and in English com- -- nu service; ana little cause for anxiety I and aU j WOULD'S NEWS position would inhere in Estimates furnished for Je DAILY. they do better than our American bovs. Of course our gramme of e classes of Contracting Work. -iustice to the man frnm rh; vjiii cm v pr vu.no ii u lanci Boston Block, Honolulu. la a.-. ' Sunday night of last week, the County MienfC and one of the Supervisors of BY ORPHEUM Oahu county went to a ho- ? AUTHORITY. u-- prominent - and found a game in progress par-- j a dv prominent town.""i"' people of PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE. Accordir to tne srorv r-i- iti to the High Mienf the County threatened Sheriff Notice is hereby given that U SHUT DO to arrest the whole crowd' . at A and. so successful was the bin- -' cIoc,i noon, Saturday, January C prepared ih MADE? HASH NEW RANGES FOR to furnish bail. The matter 1?c'6' lhere be sold at Public Au CORNERS. c?mehtoSfcitd THSThS? "n und" art VII OF OPPONENTS RIFLE PRACTISE Will Reopen Renovated would not vouch for the story, b?t the' Mh FrehoIds- - Act. 1S95. at facts were reported to him as' I the fron- - entrance to the CaI up related. Judiciarr T. M. C. A. vs. Iolanis and Diamond OJIf on the telephone, the Coun- - Building. Honolulu, the following Iota crowd journeyed to Kapiolani Though no meeting of the he in- - X fair Heads vs. Mailes next week. - Ureal Dill !?l5h?n? was not or the pub,,, ,MrtA , Rif.e Association was held Satur- xormea ot the.!MtPalama rairi an, ..' Park yesterday afternoon to see the i ' ! nothing quorum, about" it. We V4 1 XV !0ahu: 10th Infantry ball players cross bats day evening for want of a SJhL.: HU What will the Y. M. C. A. team do? Next Week. oi me game of sup chai, and it Upset Price J the gathering of marksmen at the place that with the Met. Meats. was a Chinese gambling game some- and : brought United fan-ta- n. pretty Crewe-Rea- out the fact that the what like Appraised The latter had a nifty team d of the T. M. C. A. and Things are humming Orpheum strongest irL1,-e- juvcrnmtni is luiiairuiiaus at the Lot No. Area. Value. and the soldiers put their little Mon Tin are the biggest and now and will 6 players be all this week, only POLYNESIA INSTALLATION. 2.01 Acres .. UMO aggregation in the field. smallest in the league. instead 10 2.17 a very fine rifle range for the use of of evenings the busy times are Acres 175.O0 Van Vliet. Jr., a son of "the major, during the day. A. F. Clark, P. c. P. (commissioned Jamieson, new his troops which will be available to The Orpheum These lots are classed as Agricultural bumped into the grame and made an the Maile man, is said sta&e by Dr. C- - T. Rodgers. District Deputy such organizations Hawaiian has been torn down and the Land, are located one-half to be a crackerjack, - . . . . as the . . . . i about of a exceedingly impressive first appear Vv..SU are now Grand Sire), assisted by the following time Association, being aSinated witn otmuers busy erecting a bran mile mauka of the Rapid Transit 1It ance. Me is a chip of the old block. the national organization. new one, which, Grand Officers: Grand Junior Ward- "What price the Iolanis brace of real when completed will en, C. to Kai:r.uki. and front on good road Some of the Met. Meats, by the way. j.ne range win nave iod, rao, juj, he S. Crane, P. c. P.; Se- - live "internationals?" una - Thp tne iargest in the city, its area or Grand running mauka, o. w.no- - from Walalae Road, played as if they were chips of the old AOr S!ipf!ip V. HIM r . 1 200-yard ,,,v ' targets, at least the ones, will c lu nare ieei. ine urand Scribe, H. - opposite Eth Avenue. chopping block. proscenium Gehring. P. C P Saturday's "gate" exceeded expecta- be finished by May, and there is talk arch will also be widened and Grand Treasurer. E.E. Hingley. Plana cf the lots and full particular The game ended in a victory for the peo- of postponing Association shoot : D' D" G' tions. There must have been 300 the and the latest appliances added to the S" on Friday night installed may be obtained 13 to 9. ple says until July 4 now, in order to practise IiOW at the Land Depart men of Mars by the score of presnt. Who "socker" isn't stage. When completed it will h iar ms ers of Polynesia En-- these new targets before the snoot campment 1, ment. Judiciary Building, Honolulu. A of quality of the play creeping into public favor? at - No. I. O. O. F., for hint the comes off. army engineers are so enough to allow- of the best scenic pro- the given twelve The ensuing term: JAS. W. PRATT, is when it is stated that arranging matters that there wili be ductions and enable companies to give Chief in- husky Patriarch Paul Smith. Commissioner of Public Lands. tallies were accumulated in two The intercollegiate players absolutely no danger to passers-b- y more satisfactory High good-natur- ed performances. Priest F. M. Honolulu. looked on with tolerance. aiming- low McGrew. T. H.. December 6. 190. nings. either from too high or too The Senior Warden 727! 6, 9. 16, 23, and ricochetting. rear of the auditorium win be E. A. Jacobson. Dec. 3d, Jan. . Ringland and Boyle each made home - extended, providing for an increased Junior Warden M. T. Simonton. All the braw laddies were there. Many of the armv officers are talk- Scribe L. L. La Pierre, runs. Van Vliet. Sr.. was credited ing about joining and as soon as the seating capacity of tvfo hundred. P. c. P. NOTICE. three-bagg- Treasurer F. W. Wood, P. C. , with a er and Hanna netted members of the old organization ap- The P. house will ofcen again a week First Watch H. Gehring, P. c. two-bagge- Munro looked as if he'd like to get P. SALE OF GOVERNMENT a r. preciate that they are members of this from tonight LOT AT li and the Buhler Company Second Watch F. A. into the game. So did "Old Hoss new one, there w-i- be lively things Smith. P. C. P. KAALEO, The Infantry now challenge the Fiddles. will present Monday, Tuesday and Third Watch W. A. Akerman. HONOLULU. ISLAND doing. OF OAHU, nine to a game to be play- Wednesday nights, the roaring farce Fourth Watch M. C. Privett- - MAUKA OF JUDO Guide Z. C. Copeland. STREET. ed next Sunday In the Park. Jock McKinnon was all there with comedy, "Turned Up." also a one-a- ct yesterday flag, now Inside Sentinel Ben. F. Lee. The teams and positions his little doncherknow. His On the Side- - play written by Wilkes, enti- famous remark about the azure ball Ernest first Guard of the Tent F. G. On Monday, January 22, 1306, at U were as follows: tled 'The Half-White- ." Noyes. created tremendous amusement. Jim Neil, made famous by being the o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Infantry Fenner, p.;,' Ringland, c; air. Wilkes has written a gem In Second Guard of the Tent C. A. j father of Frankie Neil, the clever little the Capitol (Executive Building), Schoeffel. lb.: Van Vliet. 2b.; Half-White- ," Simpson. there Jr.. Coach Harries gave both elevens featherweight has u?t throueh "The and something that Carey, 3b.; Van Vliet, Sr., ss.; Hanna side-line- s. Trustees W. C. Parke, P. C. will be sold Public Auction a pieca valuable advice from the j bids fnir to create P.; H. at If.; Gast, rf.; Boyle, cf. ,,jth & tory on fciself ti.at has St a sensation in Ho Gehnng, p. C. P.; A. Smith, ! and F. of Government land situate at Met. Meats Bushnell. p.; Luning, c the sporting world in this section noiuiu. It will be handsomelv mount P. C. P. Kxale. Heilbron, lb.; Souza. 2b.; Macfarlane. Fiddles says the pitch isn't wide alausrh. It will be that Jim ed and special scenersr is being pre mauka of Judd street. Honolulu. Is- j Johnson, enough. ormmMr,! ft-,.-- . -- , v,c- - Dared for it. and a snlendlrt net Inn ' Oahu, oT 3b.; Evers, ss.; Walker, If.; nrrd EAPLD TRANSIT land of containing an area promised. MEETING. 29-1- rf.; Martin, cf. lad went abroad to give battle to Jim is If successful here thel 00 acres, more or less. Score by innings: A clergyman, a butcher and a printer! bun- - I,la" wiI be produced in the States.! Pastor G. D. Edwards Chris- - Bowker and was there with a'bisr of the Upset Price JaOO.00. among the spectators represented the die of American bills to back the lad. ' where t should prove the very best tian church conducted the T. M. C. A. coin-Expen- 123456789 cloth, flesh and devil ore , Terms Cash United States gold se Infantry 1 0 0 6 0 2 2 2 the the One day in training camp, a mawiai. wni , meetl h p jd Transit Men.s 01 ! be Half-Whit- e" 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 0 9 Britisher called to look Frankie over, later. . of Patent Grant. Stamp and Met. Meats i Clubhouse yesterday morning at 10 a. t The "socker" players are a cosmopol and the line of conversation he passed , The latter half of the week will be ... X, , , Advertising to be paid by purchaser. itan lot. In Saturday's teams were out to Jim was about as follows: uevoiea. xo meioarama, ine wnitej"" " " "c vjj'vj-- 1 ThelHu3e-- " a"d he handled it so interest Map and description of same can b contractors, students, schoolmasters, ' "I say, chappie, are you the father Tigress of Japan" being the bill. Small ReifT Now Large dox omce will remain closed until ingly ana weu mat ne quite won tne seen at the Office of the Superintend- clerks and representatives of various, of the bloomin nipper?" of his hearers, one saying he professions. i Thursday morning. hearts ent of Jockey Johnnie Reiff, one of the other trades and "That I am," was Jim's come back. had never before heard such a terse Public Works. American Jockeys who has met with - j and he puffed out his chest like a car- - discourse on this subject. These meet- C. S- - HOLLOWAY, great success on the foreign turf, has J. Kellett. the Anderson boys. Black-- ; rier Pigeon. ings continue as a source of mental Superintendent of Public Work. j "Would you like to risk 50-- on his Europe. man, Grune, McGill. Bob Anderson. quietude and strength, as well as aids Department of Works, Hono- returned from Woo, Catteral, Simpson. Soper, Cock- - chances?" queried the Britisher. to higher spiritual progress. Public Johnnie Reiff has grown to be quite burn and John Cat ton played the game 'You're on," said Jim, and the bet L lulu, December 21, 1905. a big chap, taller and heavier than the on Saturday as only veterans can. was made. WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD. 7293 Dec. 22, Jan, 8, 22. Jim did not know until bet cashing-tim- e first season or two, when he and his You want a remedy will give you sen- looks Iolanis came that he had wagered some- that brother, Lester, were creating a It like the Mailes and En- prompt DIVIDEND sation on the English turf with their next Saturday, at this distance. thing like $2,500. He paid up like a Some Honolulu Citizens Grow relief. Get Chamberlain's NOTICE. good sport, however, been Cough Remedy. always victories in the saddle. Before John and has thusiastic on Subject. It cures and CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND trying to make an even break with the cures quickly. by nie went abroad the last time he wore - For sale all Dealers TRUST COMPANY. knickerbockers, but since then he has Sportlets. somebody ever since. and Druggists, Benson. Smith & Co., donned the long "pants" of man- Ltd., Agents for Hawaii. Corner California and Montgomery Fitzsimmons is now willing to admit The London Daiy Mail describes The praise of the public Streets, San Francisco. hood. age some years ago. - was of ng For the six ending Dcera- Johnnie now rides at 115 pounds, or that he a match at Paris between exponents Is merit's just reward. An American in the non-smoki- months jiu-jit- su ber 31. 1905. dividends de- been riding in of the and the "la savate" Nothing in first-class light- have been thereabouts. He has game modern times carriage insisted on on deposits France since the season of 1904, and The cows and the hogs and the sheep as follows: ing bis cigar. The Englishman sitting clared the in the saving Jiu-jits- u Has received the praise accorded - are not horses. When tcey triumphed over "la savate" , i this year rode for E. Guyot. He was like the Conquerer" kidney next to him objected. He called the " fifth in the list of winning jockeys have a show, they're it-- in ten seconds. "The Little of Ills. George Dubois, well-know- n ex- we scep- of 3 -- 10 oer cent, per annum, on this year, and won some of the im- - Im the Of some kinds of praise are American was to quick 'for him. j and ordmary 3 1- -t portant stakes for his employer. The' Jim Corbett has treated Kid McCoy's ponent of the French style of boxing, tical. "Guard," he drawled. "I think you'll POsit at the rate of who is ,as "handy" fir,.-- , - Iier cent- - annum, free of taxea. best horse M. Guyot has, he says, Is, challenge with contemptuous silence. with his feet as We doubt the praise of trangei. ,o i.- Per challenged Re-ni- e, ,nn? and payable on and Tuesday, Mac Donald- - This is absolute proof that Jim has with his hands, Victor with a third-class ticket on him." In after - jiu-jits- u The highest praise for Hoaolu'u 2, 190S. any riding- J retired. . J, a professor of to a com- j January Johnnie will not do dur - - - vestigation proved him to be quite ine his siav in America. He will re-- bat. Is hearty expression from llono!a.u right, the indignant Britisher was J. DALZELL BROWN. The and 7304 Manager. turn to France next March. j Football has some resemblance to match attracted a great deal of people, ejected. A spectator asked the Ameri- attention, for jiu-jits- u is craze of sport of the prize ring if you count the Doan's Backache Kidney P.113 are in- - can how he knew about that ticKet. w- r- -i r-- . ! rwmv- . 1 r r an tVio snarrmc thw nrs rimnsr about the hour among Parisian sportsmen "Well," he explained, was sticking DIVIDEND NOTICE. By - horsed ln Honolulu. "it rAVUKlIt UKUl new rules. . j the rules of the contest, all meth- out of his pocket, and I saw it was int ods known to boxers and wrestlers No better proof of merit can be had. V i the same color as mine!" GERMAX SAVINGS AND LOAN u o rr,-- , , We plenty iou can liiarvc a lui cai i 1: i ww allowed fxpfnt enii2-in- nut the Here's a case of It. have SOCIETY. OUt OT a SllK piirSe DUt VOU abolishing of hand" in eyes or kicking below the belt. more like it. ,ti of "heel the S. city says: Lawyer "You say you left home 525 California St., San tWO-blt- juudois went into tne ngnt wearing IL Swinton of this "I Franisco. Can get beSt S football, but nothing has been said on 10th?" Witness "Yes, sir." year Decem- the j a was a long sufferer from bachache, the For the half ending 1 t. U i "heel of foot." pair of heavy boots. t :i. about the j ! Lawyer came on 1&05, b-e- de- lunciil 111 ine Lexiuoiy at uic In four seconds M. Renie had the having been afflicted with it for twelve "And back the ber SI, a dividend has six-tent- "savate man's arms feebly beating years. Taking this as a symptom orj-at- u. " ' clared at the rate of thre and hs GROTTO. A Maine hunter has been arrested for kidney trouble, and seeing Doan's (severely) " hat were you aomg m (3 0) per cent per annum oa to- man for the air aloft. In ten seconds the leg For lunch and dinner shooting a whom he mistook was tightly clasped round Dubois' Backache Kidney Pills advertised as such a place." Baltimore American. all deposits, free of taxes, payable a bear. Shooting men is legal only , being good for complaints such as on and after Tuesday. January 2. 1906. day there'll be: they are mistaken for deer. j ' when would been dead strangula mine, I procured some of them at the GEOP.GS TOUR NY, SOUP have of 7304 leg-gri- p up- DONE BY TRYING. Secretary. TONSOMME LULLIENNE tion in the powerful of his HoUister Drug Co.'s store. I found Fitzsimmons says Father Time was adversary, but the umpires stepped in on taking them that they were doing Nobody can tell what lie can PORK AND BEANS light BOSTON BROWN BREAD the fellow who really won the and gave the exponent of Japanese me good, and was thereby encouraged do till he tries. When a thing QUARTERLY MEETING. heavy-weig-ht championship. O'Brien LAMB POT PIE wrestling the victory. to keep on until now I am cured of the ought to be done the modern magnanimously sayp that, considering j " MASHED POTATOES backache. The merits of Doan's Back- moves us to keep working C. BREWER & CO.. LTD. j SUCCOTASH the way they paid off after the fight, A race for yachts ache Kidney Pills have been strikingly spirit he won't argue with the Cornishman has practically been arranged a shown in my case, and I recommend away at it until it is done. In The regular quarter!' meeting of the SALAD A LA JRUSSEE for i & over technicalities. j em- - face of this idea the "impos- stockholders of C. Brewer Company, cup to be offered by the German them to other sufferers." the I - - Limited, will be hfld at the office Of r peror, tne contest to take place on Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sible" vanishes. Where there's 1 company in Honolulu, on Satur- -' coffee, tea, By of his victory. Jack O'- -' Marblhead. Mass., next September. sold by all chemists and storekeepers a will, there's a way. we the With beer, wine, virtue "If day. January 13, 190S, at 10 o'clock water, Brien is now the alleg-e- heavy- - w ith three boats each representing at 50 cents per box, six boxes $2.50, or could but rob cod liver oil of water, hot cold n. - a. m. soda weSgnt. medium nfaij-nrie- wnuanj- ana ine Lnitea states. will be mailed on receipt of price by the its sickening taste and smeli and j Dated, Honolulu, T. H., January 5. water, water or what- heavy-weight and . heavy middle Drug Co.. Honolulu, whole- dish Hollister with two or 1S06. weight champion of the world. It will Whether Cresceus has the agents Hawaiian Islands. then combine it ever you please. reached sale for tho we i cost him a lot of money to get them full limit of his speed or not is a mat- three other ingredients should E. F. BISHOP. j FEED KTXEY, Prop, all home to Philadelphia, unless he be- ter of conjecture. George Ketchum posse the best remedy m tho T203 Secretary. Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets. longs to the rebate brotherhood. of Toledo. Ohio, his former owner and 000 GAMBLING RAID world for certain diseases that j trainer, has undergone a good deal of are nosv practically incurable." j NOTICE criticism as a driver and trainer, and Sj said a famous English physi- - j it has been frequently said that if the twenty-fiv- e STORY clan years ago. "Bat w take this method of notifying stallion had fallen into the hands of ELICITS QUEER will never be done,' ne adaed. the public all accounts due us Why B McCIures? Oeers. McHenry. Hudson. Andrews, or it that uy liv- which are not settled v.itiiin fdxty days half a score of other great "You can no more turn cod trainers a medicine, from date will be placed in the hand is a Eiaga- - : and drivers, his mark would r.rr-- ben er oil into palatable not because e McCiure's Uagazine is bought and read in homes it 2:00 ar- you can Codfish of an attorney for collection. or better. It is eay to speculate. Saturday night nine Chinese than tarn th j zine, bet because it is the magazine. Why? j Mr. Ketchum game Bird of Paradise." .isrnt-d- bred Creseeu, broke rested in Palama for playing the itself into a THE PORTER FURNITURE CO. costs one dollar a year, or less tian ten cents h:m to harness, jasi-l- " FIEST THE PRICE. It but trained him and of sup chai. Tht said to Yet he lived to admit that in rer K. B PORTER. two-colu- pages of reading natter. This secured his confidence. The man a number, for over thirteen hundred be located on a lane on the makai WAM POLE'S PR EPA RATION Honolulu, January 2, 13)5. 15 e a knew the horse the man. amounts in actual bulk to twenty or twenty-fiv- books costing anywhere from and horse the of j ng beiore Cresceus was foaled Mr. side of King street, just Waikiki the "impo3ib"!e" had been ac- dollar to two dollars a volume. l' ' Ketchum had won honors on the turf. Desha lane, a Japanese blacksmith complished. It is palatable i NOTICE. is written by America s , aTS(J SECOND QUALITY. The reading matter ieatts a:tvotJ?h he may not be on? of the on tne lane. Oiice ora- - and contains all the nu- - on timely articles, the honev writers tie best short story writers, the best writers ; ?rt.aest drivers that ever lived, he is cers the property sur- - tritive and curative properties of ; stated that v.- -- . enrv, -- e or among my abpene from the Ter- caTH,i Sfhurz's Eeniiliiscences Baker's the best. The temperament of Henry. ! LlVCT iunng s posed to belong to High Sheriff. Pare Cod Oil. extracted s Cres---u- is such that he win do his ritory. Mr. L. C. Abk-- will act for me Railroad, articles. High was seen by an by U3 from fresh cod livers, com- on2y bet fur any man who sits behind him. Sheriff Henry under full Power of Attorney. McClure's is not , THTED TTLIEIilNESS. The reading matter in His sire was a horse of m:o!s and did Advertiser reporter last night and bined with the Compoand Sjrnp f Signed) K. IJ. PORTER. and inspiring it is also 5, 1&C6. 7303 good; it is sot cy entertaining, amnsing, instructive rot always race well. He was inclin- stated that his wife owned som :rop-- d of Hvpophosphiies, Extracts of Honolulu, January sbont tLe subjects in which you and all Americans are most interested at the ed to sulk when crossed, was savage ertv n ,h rear of the lane refer to. Malt "and Wild Cherry. This months are going to be so important as in disposition, but when feeling- just He said that the property rented remedy is freed from the bad NOTICE. time. No subjects in the next twelve - right wa the greatest stretch finisher by him to a Japanese some five- years i the craestion of railroad rates and rebates and the question ot uie insurance. peculiarities Dr. Frothinghnm eo that had been seen up day. His ago a:Tid since transferred to!i by authorities in an impartial, careful, to his had been 'ot detested, and it is precisely the SPECIAL MEETING BUILDERS Beth of these questions will be discussed cognomen. "Mor.areh of the Home- anucr.er Japanese iii'iii ; j AND TRADERS' EXCHANGE. interesting way. stretch." w.. rightly earned. During know. He said that he did not know j splendid medicine he wished for. CHAEACTEE, Magazine is not edited for the racing season of 1906 Dan Patch, that gambling was being conducted t Use it freely and confidently for Every member of the Exchange i FOURTH ITS ilcClnre's t Cres-ceu- s he would expected to special meeting 15 a Une any yonnS girl also owned by Mr. Savage, ani there and that, if it was. Hysteria, Wasting Complaint?, attend the nsver il ten-sai- hr-J-j children, a same time ttere mt w summary again: t tlie d of the Exchange to be in their as editorial pages. ill be exhibited in ail parts of take action Anemia, Blood Impurities, Asth- advertising pages are as clean its il High Building, 11. migit not read. Its the country. That they w-i- prove a ants. The came of sup chai ma, and Thro3t and Lung Trou- rooms. Elite January at Sheriff Henry, was a new one on him. S p. m. drawing card goes without saying. any bles. Dr. W. H. B. Aiking, Phy- The 7i v) which Mr. Savage paid for He said that he had never made Matters of utmost importune to b ad- General Hos- -- The puir will to arrests for such a game during his sician to Toronto a ted upon. E. G. KEEN. doubtless be returned Z' Secretary. mm ry tr.e ume tr.e season ends, as ministration. He said that he thought pital, says: "I am much pleased good idea f'-- r the police state" McClure's Magazine a matter cf fart. Patch owes his own-f- -r it would be a to that the results from to pay more attention to the che-f- a a very email sum of the J50.OO0 he were csing Wampole's Preparation cf games, which, he was informed, uni- i only for good. Send $1.00 today for one year's raid for if, indeed, he owes him a thou- Cod Liver Oil have been in your home is intended to work bringing in the sum of about five j iollai i- .am,. ..11 "LI book-stor- e. formly satisfactory; it appealed hi ..i.- Mipmmm.Wim subscription, or leave an order at your November and December sand do'lars a day to the bankers. It r P was estimated that this made the to me' a3 beinjr. prepared accord- subscriptions 1906. to-da- y," free with new for "I did ore charitable act banks a profit .of 10 per cent, or 5500 a j correct scientific princi- COMPANY, 47 23d Street, NEW YOEK. ing to S. S MeCXTJEE East remarked a merchant, as he sat down day. and about an eoual amount to the j of securing sub- to glad dear," ples." It increases the appetite Yon can earn a good income by taking tip the business dinner. "I'm to hear it. agents of the bankers. "This is the j and influences the digestion cf -a any man rejoined his wife; "tell me it." j scribers McClure's. is clean and publication about gambling that I suppressed," said the for It subscrip- "Oh. one of my clerks wanted an in- Hieh Sheriff. food: it is delicious to take, will or woman would like to represent. The pay is 25 cents for each 51.00 get disappoint you, and is effec- today for full crease in salary, so that he could The High Sheriff said further that not tion, in addition to big cash prizes for the best work. Write married, and I refused to give it. to he. was informed that, just before he; tive from the first dose One bot- particulars. him." Ram's Horn. went to Hilo, he understood it was tle convinces. At all chemists. ers of Kokomo have recently sold their FRATERNAL MEETINGS heavy carts, oxen, yokes and chains, Castle & Cooke, Ltd. and sought other employment. TENANTS OF PETERSOfi s HONOLULU. NO. 822, NOTES. PACIFIC LODGE On Nfv Year's day the Japanese A. F. & A. M. hell nor.- - raits i:i Kula. At Hama-kuapoA- o COMMISSION during Saturday. Sunday and MERCHAKTB, TERRITORY Mo:. day nights the Japanese celebrat- VISITANTS SUGAR FACTORS. ed the advent the Xew Year by STATED dancing exhibitions. THERE WILL BE A (tern AGENTS Sleeting of Pacific Lodge No. 822, A. F. Friday. Dee. 29. a Porto Rican of FOR The Ewa Plantation Co. : dc A. M., at the Masonic Temple, Paia was sentenced by the Makawao Cal 8, Maui County Takes New Another Nocturnal The Waialua Agricultural Co. lit (MONDAY) EVENING, JAN. court to six months' imprisonment for : THIS The Kohala Sugar Co. ' 1 H a dangerous weapon. 1906, at 7:30 o'clock. an assault with The Walmea Sugar 1 Made His Mill Co n of Hawaiian Lodge, Oce- Quarters Catholic On the Wednesday before the defen- to The Members row Fulton Iron Works. St. Lo.f-Th- e Lodge, all sojourning breth- dant, during a drunken in the Oil in anic and plantation camp, cut with a razor Standard Co. ren are fraternally invited to attend. Office. - - . Mission, Etc, fellow-countryme- n. mane cieara Pm By order of the R. W. M. three of his Neith- Weston's Centrifugals. CHAPIN, er of the three men was seriously in- E. P. The New England Mutual Lif t . Secretary. MAUI, January 5. The first meeting jured. Burglars are reported to have entered At Auction of the year of the Maui Board of Su- The old Hamakuapoko mill is still the offices of William Peterson in the Th Aptna Tn31irnn. - begun Dec. 3. Up to " "l ENCAMPMENT, was held in "Wailuku grinding, having second story of the building on Kaahu ford. Conn. POLYNESIA pervisors their date about 1500 tons of sugar have con- manu street opposite Morgan 's The Alliance Assurance Co NO. 1, I. O. O. F. offices beginning cn Tuesday and been turned out. The new mill at Pa auction Tuesday, January 9. don. ' t. FRIDAY tinuing until yesterday afternoon, when ia for the Maui Agricultural Co. will rooms sometime between Saturday AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Meets every first and third 2:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m., in Odd they adjourned at probably be ready for grinding the night and Sunday morning. Mr. Peter At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu f the month at of Fellow's Hall, Fort Street. Besides the routine business the middle of February. No Paia cane has son discovered this fact on opening his street, I will sell month the most important matters de- Visiting brothers cordially invited to been ground as yet. It is possible that office about 11 o'clock yesterday morn Oak Bedroom Suites, Bureaus, "HOW SAVINGS GROW." cided upon were the following: Hamakuapoko mill, fettend. the old after the Washstands, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Our little booklet PAUL SMITH, C. P. The appointment of Hugh Howell as machinery has been transferred to Pa ing. Linen. with the abovt L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. county engineer at the salary of 250 ia, will be transformed into a large Entrance had been gained through a Iron Bedstead, Rockers, Chairs, Chif title free for the asking. per month, including ex- which traveling stable. window is close to the roof of fonier, FIRST AMERICAN SAVJNO LODGE NO. I, penses. Miss Burgner, a new teacher at Ma the adjoining building in which Judge Steamer Chairs, Hawaiian Mats, AND EXCELSIOR to Mc- TfiUST CO. OF IIAWAI7, LTD. In regard the road leading to unaolu Seminary, arrived on Maui by Whiting's office is located. The Book Shelves, Refrigerator, Kitchen I. O. O. F. Gregor's landing the Supervisors voted Saturday's steamer. win dow was covered on Safe, Meets every TUESDAY evening at to change the approach to the landing By today's Kinau Mr. and Mrs. W. the inside with Awnings, Kitchen Table, Oil Stoves, f:I3, to Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort street. from the Wailuku side to the Laha-in- a O. Aiken of Makawao go to Honolulu wire netting to prevent just such an English Piano, Parlor Organ, ALL KINDS OF Visiting brothers cordially invited to side, thus increasing the distance for a brief visit. event as took place, for the rooms have Oil Paintings, by Mrs. I. Strong; Attend. from the Wailuku side 1700 feet, "but Inspector C. W. Baldwin left Maui been burglarized before. The invaders Operating Chair. N.G. RUBBER GOODS B. F. LEE. decreasing the expenditure $1500 to for Honolulu by today's Mauna Loa. climbed to the roof of the adjoining Koa Table and Bureaus, L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. 52000. The Schooner Olga has cleared at the structure to get at the window. The Sewing Machines. It was also decided to accept the of- - custom house andAvill depart from Ka Plates, Dishes, Dinner Sets, doodyear Rubber Co. fer of the Superintendent of Public hului today. Capt. Hardwick will re- wire netting had been removed. n OAP.TFTn REBEKAH LODGE. Mirrors, Pictures, Oil Paintings, R. H. Works in regard to the rental at $300 tire after this voyage and devote his There is an inner room in the office, Engravings, Hats, Caps, PEASE, President NO. O. O. F. Steel . San Francisco, Cal., U. i, I per annum of the jail and fire depart- time to raising chickens. formed by the erection of a partition Jardinieres, House Safes, S. A. every second and fourth ment building. supervisors will On Tuesday UeatH The the barkentlne Archer about eight feet high. The burglar Combination Book Case and "Writing Hkuradav. at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' change their offices from the Kepoikai arrived in Kahului from San Francisco Desk, H ' crawled over the partition, displacing Fort street. block to the second story of this terri- with a cargo of general merchandise Books, Clocks, Chocolate Sets, 0 Established 1858. Visiting Rebekahas are cordially in torial building. for the Wailuku Sugar Co. She will some pictures. Curiously enough, Peter- Bead Screens, Musical Boxes, Etc., artt4 to attend. THE PYTHIAN BALL. sail from Kahului for Honolulu. son had hung up a sign inscribed: Etc. LILLIE DUNN. N. G.f The best golf links in the Territory, "Don't disturb the pictures when you BISHOP & CO, JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. The dancing party given by the among Knights of Pythias in Wa- so it is stated, are the hills of climb over here," just after the last JAS. F. MORGAN, BANKERS. Castle Hall, was a tourn Two skulls iluku, the night of Dec. 30, vvas a most Haleakala ranch. There raid. placed advantageously AUCTIONEER. BRANCH REBEKAH ament of local players held there on were supposed to scare prowlers awav, LIVE successful social event. The Kahului Cor. Merchant & Kaahumana Sta. 1. New Years' day. but they failed of their mission in this 1 LODGE NO. 2, O. O. F. R. R. Co.'s trains ran from the differ case. ent terminals conveying people of Weather Cool, windy, with slight Meets every first and third Thurs the showers on the eastern part of the is Peterson 's loss was a pair of pants 7:30 m.. Odd Fellows Paia, Puunene, Kahului and other at d. in places. land. and a new pair of shoes. He believes At Auction Hail. Fort Street. other things were stolen but he has not HORSE Visiting Rebekahas are cordially in The hall was crowded with dancers, yet made an inventory. Once SHOEING! the floor was smooth and for before he cited to attend. excellent GOOD COHFESSIOU lost a new suit of clothes. EXTRAORDINARY AGNES DUNN. N.G. "tripping the light fantastic," the TBI Mr. Peterson states that Judge Whit THORA OSS, Secretary, gowns of the ladies were most beauti ing's office suffered on one raid, a shot ful, old-styl- and the music by the Puunene gun ana an e horn being taken. Barred Rock, Brovn quintet club of the best. W. W. Wright Co., LW. LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, o THE GOOD OF IT "i reported my last loss to the po At rmcinignt, tnough wishes for a lice and stated that my place had been f onhnrn Qcfiinnc O. S. happy new year could not be uttered, -- horse-shoein- E. repeatedly entered," said Mr. Peter .wvj..vr. vtui.yw nave opened a g depart. Meets every third Monday at 7:30 p. elaborate refreshments and good cheer son yesterday. "A policeman was sent rnent ln took the place of the usual hilarity Pastor Edwards of the Christian to Guaranteed true to name infertile connection with their carriage B. in the Masonic Temple, corner of the ofiiee and he slept there one eggs replaced. shop, etc. Having ifcl&kea and Hotel streets. and excitement attendant upon the ad church preached on the above topic night, but no one entered there then." secured the eervta Visiting Brethren are vent of the new year at such func yesterday, the following being a suin of a first-class shoer, they are prepaiei Sisters anj Tuesday, January 9. to ordially invited to attend. tlons. mary of his discourse: AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., do all work intrusted to them In a 3EMMALONGSTREET RICH CRABBE, Messrs. R. A. Wadsworth, Wm. I. Tim.. b:12. Paul speaks or a Begin the first-clas- s manner. Lougher E. Campbell managed In At my salesroom 847 Kaahumanu P.W.M., Secretary. and the good confession which Timothy made street. MARY E. BROWN, floor. before many witnesses. Let us ask, Worthy Matroa ' THE CATHOLIC MISSION. first, what was the good confession re New Year ANTI-HOS- E SPRINKLER. to? the next verse Paul JAS. F. MORGAN, Quite a number of important changes ferred In ONE WILL LAST HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. it are being made among the Roman savs that Christ witnessed to the same AUCTIONEER. FOREVER. L O. R. M. Catholic clergy of the island. Father before Pilate. Harking back to Jno., At Haleiwa Julian of Wailuku departed last week 19:7 and 18:37. we learn it is that CLUB STABLES. Meets every second and fourth for Kau, Hawaii, to assume charge of Christ is Kine. Messiah, the Son of The Halelwa Limited will run O. O. God. good TLEPHONE MAIN 109. TRIDAY of each month, in I. the parish there. Next Tuesday Father This is the confession made on both Sunday, December 31 High Sheriff's Sale T. Hall. bv Peter (Matt., 16:16), demanded by Charles of Makawao will depart for and Monday, January 1. CAPITOL BUILDING, HONOLULU, Visiting brothers cordially invited to Kona, Hawaii, to be head of the church Christ (Matt., 10:32), and urged by ttend. in his apostles (Bom., 10:9; Phil., 2:9; I. This two-hour train leaves Ho- Smoke- - that district. Father Maximum of 4:2 4:15; Jno., 20:30; Acts, T. F. McTIGHE, Sachem, Hana is to come to Wailuku and a Jno.. and nolulu at 8:22 a. m.. returning, H. N. TODD, C R. " 5:42, 8:37, 9:22, 17:2, 18:5, 18:28). Thursday, January II J. E. V. of priest new to the islands is to go to arrives 10:10 p. m. what good of this confes at 12 PANETELAS Hana. Father Edmunds of Kau has But is the AT O'CLOCK NOON, WILLIAM McKINLEY been transferred to Maui to have su sion, lhat it is established, demanded. SYSTEM, PLANT AND PROPERTY CIGARS pervision urged and salvation conditioned upon Excursion Tickets LODGE, over the Paia and Puunene it will be sufficient for the man who $2 OF churches. Father James Beissel, the stops with a scriptural statement BEAVER LUNCH BOOMS NO. 8. K. of P. vicar-general Excursion tickets to all points supervisor or of the Ter- However, there is nothing arbitrary in Inter Island Telegraph Co. H. J. NOLTE. Meets every SATURDAY evening at ritory, has been in Wailuku the past redemption. Therefore, I ask what aro along the line will be sold by fiSO o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King veek on ecclesiastical business. Further particulars apply WA the reasons back of the requirement the Oahu Railway on New HENRY, High Sheriff Territory Street. Both Father Charles and Father Ju which justify sJiall cite three - it? I Tear's Day. or (Jlicoss Visiting brothers cordially- invited to lian have been most popular among all chief reasons: HawaiiA the Ardstic ftttend. classes of people and much regret is 1. In the contession itselt. It sus JAS. F. MORGAN. EDWIN FARMER, C. C, expressed of departure AUCTIONEER, because their tains a sense of right relations and MANY NEW E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. 4b S. from the island. thereby preserves order. The sun, as DESIGNS IN WOOD IS PLENTIFUL. the center of our solar svstem. is no more necessary to the preservation of HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, The day of the wood-ca- rt and wood- - An Income RATHBONE SISTERS. dealer is passing. Formerly the sell all the parts in their places than is Monuments great of son-- 1048-5- ing of wood for fuel was quite a lu this central fact Christ's OJF3 Can be seen at 0 Alakea ; Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at ship necessary to our religious thought SPECIAL Stret Knights Pythias' King street. crative business. A number of years Pyrographic Outfit B--J2- .50 Producer of Hall, ago $14 and life. Take away the sun and we at-Na- d. wood sold at per cord deliver mm Ploih, Wood, All visitors cordially Invited to would be plunged into chaos, while the I LastW, c ed. Now is $6, w in PUtinum Pout. Cork Hmfb frafcfc T H it retailed at with little omio, uwon various, parts struggled each to estab vmvKuu uorfc, tteastM Boctto. iUnM H demand. The reason of this decline la iwo procea oi Buoiptd fractioi Wood ad M 4 J.C.AXTELL&CO. 8, M.E.C., Mr a igTwd BALLIE L. WILLIAM lish itself as the center of all. So it m mVy Bos. Auction Sale GRACE O'BRIEN, M, of R.&C. the. planting of thousands of trees by has been in the religious world when Phone Blue 1801. P. O. Box 642. the plantations eucalyptus on the men have lost, the great sun of right Handkercb trt mountain slopes and algaroba near the Box, Valuable Taro Lands HONOLULU LODGE 616, eousness from the spiritual heavens No. 688 JAPANESE AND AMERICAN seashore. as the one essential and sufficient test 5t..HiiiilH. Prica. cn. ; B. Though the blue gum is sturdy Made of dr wbiw Bti"crdjt P. O. E. a of fellowship. In state all sorts bomutihtUir dotigoed. tree a grower that Dry Honolulu Lodge No. 16, B. P. O. E., and fast it is surpassed of doctrines have been championed and TIM ftbovt Pyrogrsphic Outfit nod Handkerchief Bel Saturday, January 13, 1906, and Fancy Good yield mtnA in its of wood by the algaroba confusion of tongues has been r wftfc om Dlustrmied oiralogn of Pyro Outfits rill meet in their aaiL on and Babel's . 12 Millr The algaroba spreads .'wppUi will be mm to roar addM by prepaid eapia a receipt AT O'CLOCK NOON. Manufacturers of Straw Hata. street, every Friday even much faster experienced once more with the result ,atf aoMT order for fcrtania than the eucalpytus. A few years ago Our attest catalogue eiwt advance sheete oi warn and artaa At my salesroom, 857 ing. ant inability of men to understand I burning will requeat. Kaahumanu the "kiawe" tree was a raritv. but now m be sent on street, By order of the E. R. each other and the scattering of relig- HOTEL STREET. HARRY H. SIMPSON, the seashore for miles in extent is ious forces into warring tribes. Creeds GALLAGHER BROS. covered with rapid Secretary. it. The spread of and confessions of faith have been tj Grant Avenue San Francisco, CaL 19 Taro GEO. H. ANGUS, E. R. this tree from Kaunakakai to Kamalo rapid in their making, and Christen- Patches TRY OUR on Molokai has been marvelous. The dom has presented a sorry spectacle situated on School street extension, DELICIOUS near Asylum. COURT CAMOES, NO. 8uo, growth of the algaroba woods belong before the irreligious world. But to 'Poacn Mellow" and "Rasport' ing to Pioneer Mill Co. at Lahaina to day Christ is getting back to his right- 'AT A. O. F. ward Kaanapali and Olowalu, and ful place at the center. And, just in For further particulars apply those of the H. C. & S. Co. proportion as He is, denominational I PAY CASH ALWAYS. Meets every 2nd and 4th in the JAS. F. MORGAN, vicinity of Maalaea and Kahului has creeds are dropping into the back- AUCTIONEER. Tuesday of each month at also been most wonderful. So the rea ground in preparation for final ban- OLD BOTTLES. self-evident Any size, any shape, any quantity. PHONE MAIN 71. 7:30 p. m. in San Antonio son is why the wood-deal ishment, while all followers of Christ Hall, Vineyard are drawing together as brethren in OLD IRON. street. 1 ton 'to 1000 tons. Visiting preparation for that unity for which From brothers cordial- Christ prayed when He said, "Father, FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. or NOTICE. ly Invited to attend. If a Cow gave that they might all be one as we are From old anchors to old lumher. dale A. O. ROSA, C. R. one." QUICK SNAP QUICK 2. To confessor. For him two M. C. PACHECO, F. C. the A. G. House and lot, Gulick Avenue, At a meeting or tne .Board of Control things are done: First, he manifests Montgomery, 2 (beautiful view), of - Lots Kaimuki. the Harrison Mntnni Butter his gratitude and therein- strengthens Warehouse, Queen, near Judiciary 1 Lot, Manoa, 99x270. held in the Undertaking HONOLULU AERIE 140, grate in himself. The Townsend that real value Building. House and 2 Lots, Young Street. Parlors, November 17, 1905, O. E. is realized if we to imagine a man Assessment F. mankind would have to trv Give me a call. A Postal catches House and Lot, Makiki. No. 3 was called, payable December 1 Meets on 2nd and snatched from a shipwreck just in time jox delinquent invent milk. Milk Is Na- to be saved from a watery grave me. iJ. u. and December 31, 1905. 4th WEDNESDAY and Must be Quick sales. J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary. MrarV- - evenings of each ture's emulsion butter yet too timid to publicly recognize his 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. benefactor. To manv of us the basest saonth at Hall, put in . FOR SALE, FRESH FLOWER AND JAS. F. MORGAN, shape for diges- - man in the world is the ins-rate- Sec Sing Street. VEGETABLE SEEDS. AUCTIONEER. Visiting Eagles are Invited to at- nuiit isuu nver 011 is ex- ond, he strengthens himself for the CASSIDY, tend, performance of his duties as a Chris JNO. tremely. nourishing,- but M. ROSENBERG, W. P. nas tian and for the enjoyment of the H. T. MOORE W. Seety. it to be emulsified Christian's promises. He arouses a Mrs E. M.Taylor FUK RENT. before we can digest it. certain expectation on the part of his Electrical fellows which loads him to higher and YOUNG BUILDING. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, more earnest endeavor. In this wav Seme of the neatest, cheapest, best Worker. 9 residences in Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. all who know of his confession become and around Honolulu. 159 KINO ST. TEL. MAIN lit. Department Hawaii. Scott's Emulsion props to keep hi in upright. If I have nor just wh it you want re- every To the community. There is in Smoke member I am in business to eet It Meets first and you. third nt combines our putiic contession a confirming and for WEDNESDAY the best oil power. C. B. Heynolds Sc Ca. Waverley Hall, at 7:30 p. m. With the Valuable hVDO-- edifying There is an influence GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS' Visiting comrades cordial- - :x in our example which operates mightilv JAS. F. MORGAN, ly to !UoU: aw II toward winning to Christ those yet un- - GUNST-EAKI- invited attend. H"uom lco iu.ilet I it IS N CIGAR . CO. AUCTIONEER. easy to digest and does won. 1 111s, J am convinced, is much IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 13 H. T. MOORE, Comdr. stronger than nifny of us are aware. Distributor. BUILDING MATERIALS: rt. H. LONG. Adlntant Ifar more good than the To make the confession of no value oil alone could. and therefore not worth the while. Manoa Lands DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. That would, if faithfully incorporated into Builders Hardware at lowest rat makes Scott's Emulsion the world's life, leave Christ without Japanese Employment Office Alakea ceet. mauka Sailors' Horn. Pure Soda Water the most strengthening, church or a pledged friend. Is it For Sale. You can't get better Soda Water strange He said, "He that confesses 450 KING ST., NEAR LILIHA. Lands for sale on the other side of nourishing food - medi- 1 than that bearing the FOUNTAIN M will confess; and lie that denies Help of the island. In Me, T all kinds furnished. Dye brand, for the simple reason that cine the world. will deny.'" Who will dare neg- Clothes cleaned, dyed We Clothes there isn't any better made. lect for himself the good and pressed. making- Any Color guaranteed same not to j confession I Intend a specialty of large Send for free sample. which Timothy Orders over Telephone White 1351 FountalnSoda Works. made before manv wit promptly nded to. property on the windward side. What fade. SCOTT & BOWNE, nesses F Prepare for a bettor lif ,lr. can I do for you? Ladies' and Gents' Clothing- made to Chemists I Sheridan Street, near King. ng lfX'ifi than you will look new 270. 409 -415 Pearl even have the like at Phone Main Street New York grace to live unless vou pnbliclv SEAD THE ADVERTISER 60c. and Sl.OO. All druggists tand- JAS. F. MORGAN, ! SUNRISE DYEING HOUSE. I to Christ. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. ' AUCTIONEER. Phone Main 457, 1346 Fort Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 8, 1906.

LOCAL BREVITIES f iif 1, BAND TONIGHT WHITNEY & MARSH The Y. M. C. A. gymnasium opens Premo Cameras AT EMMA SQUARE for class work today. Regular business meeting of Pacific temple. band will give a pub- Lodge tonight in Masonic The Hawaiian cases of OUR SALE OF moonlight concert this Monday Dr. Cooper attended three are the best. lic accident in quick succession yesterday. are easy to buy; easier even ig at 7:30, at Emma square. This They The Rathbone Sisters will hold their to use. i is th. progTam: regular meeting thi3 evening in K. P. In all the Headquarters for Automobiles MUSLIN UNDERWEAR PART I. hall at 7:30 o'clock. World with a fully equipped fireproof open meeting garage. Overture "Heloise and Abelard" There will be an air No camera IS NOW ON Williams near the stone fountain at Moanalua equals the "Ruddigore" Sullivan this evening at 7:30, Mrs. F. E. Da- PREMO. It is VON HAM-YOUN- G CO. Waltz genuine, substantial, Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed 25c Ballad "The Flight of Ages.. ..Bevan mon in charge. the real, up-to-d- ate Drawers, hemstitched 4 Fantasia on a Popular Song Ochs Miss Shea, daughter of a New York article 35c judge, attended the prison services of Is the Premo. A.LL AND Night Gowns, from PART II. Premo Cameras cost KINDS OF BUILDING 45c Songs.. ar. by Berger the Y. M. C. A. yesterday. She is REPAIR WORK DONE ON Vocal Hawaiian her mother. a little less, but are Our celebrated "Home-Made- " Mrs. N. Alanai. visiting Honolulu with more SHORT NOTICE Underwear can not be beaten. sent a beau- worth a great deal Selection "Grand Duchess"'.. Offenbach Mrs. Taylor, the florist, some other cameras. by Donizetti wreath of orchids and white roses than SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. Cavatina "Lucia" tiful on Galop "Bird's Beak" Fahrbach to the funeral of W. N. Armstrong Spangled Banner." behalf of deceased's nephew, B. Wm. T. Patv. "The Star 1048 ALAKEA STREET. The monthly meeting of the Mothers ATKINSON HURT and Teachers' Club will be held in the room AUTOMOBILE PARTS. LLY Memorial Kindergarten FLOOR! Castle plfCi on Friday at 3 p. m. The public is cor- WHILE DIVING We keep everything you may need There are lots of good Hour, dially invited. for your auto, no matter what make brands of but there is nothing quite liihra-- . i-- as good A very important meeting of the fc of machine it is. , as HOLLY FLOUR; you can always depend upon occurred at "Wai-ki- ki Exchange will r o o A bathing accident Builders and Traders' SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. HOLLY FLOUR being all right. yesterday afternoon which was be held next Wednesday at 8 o'clock association Garage, Merchant St. It is made from selected Wheat and is the result of years of ex attended with painful consequences. p. m. in the rooms of the Elite block. periments and study. It is manufactured with expensive and latest Robert Atkinson and a party were in the when The regular meeting of the Woman's improved machinery. nnt canoeine off the Moana Hotel St. Andrew's Holiday struck Auxiliary and Guild of Footwear The cost of flour in making bread, etc., is a verv small item, but Atkinson dived into the surf and Cathedral will meet at the residence Miss Power's ht fikuii on a piece of coral. of Mrs. Kopke, 1535 Kewalo street, at the quality of the flour is everything in acquiring the general re- . ii V,!a cralr Was tOm Oil 2:30 o'clock today. THE FINEST STOCK IN THE sults, good or bad. ON DISPLAT AT Fashionable Millinery. profusely, the injured Mr. Ferris, a druggist of Indianap- CITT NOW Why not, therefore use a flour you can and, bleeding passenger by the George MILLINERY PARLORS, always depend upon to man was conveyed to shore. olis, Ind., is a MclNERNY SHOE STORE. give u to by ur. Mr. Ferris will spend some BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET. the very best result? This is HOLLY FLOUR and no attended Curtis. is- Humphris, several stitches being taken weeks here and, if he likes the other. lands, may locate in the city. conveyed to the Mac Foster, formerly connected with He was then on he Mr was farlane residence nearby. Later the Palace Hotel of San Francisco, THEO. H. DAV1ES COMPAHY, LIMITED. : Wholesale Ageats. sufficiently recovered u passenger by the George Curtis. This ooooooooooooooo OOO I was iuui a he his home. is his first trip to Honolulu and Grocery Department. Phone, Private Exchange 5. was delighted with the view at the ! entrance of the harbor. Community Silver "The Curtis made a fine sight," said When the shades of night Commodore Picker yesterday, "as she came up from Koko Head to Diamond Plated Ware Wears. are falling set. She must TLJT1 Head with all her sails Start the New Year right a nd get the best there is to be had. stomach gets a hunch have been making close to twelve long cheapest, The time." You must concede that in t he run the best is the Jul XL time to take a glass of knots an hour at that Community Silver Stands fo r the best. a 'Tis Mrs. Walter C. Weedon returned ESDA beer, Community Silver Marks a distinct advance in the manufacture home, much improved in health, in the plated ware. possesses th e art and finish that no other manu-ent- s "The Water of Quality" lunch. yesterday. un- of It And eke a bite of bark George Curtis facture can boast of; it repres honest economy. Original fortunately, as reported elsewhere, her The now famous Flower de Luce pattern the highest in art and Waukesha's Mineral Water both truth and severe acciaem There is husband met with a design is the result of many ye ars careful study. It combines beauty Sparkling poetry in the above quatrain. about the very hour of her arrival. with quality. Guaranteed for t wenty-fiv- e years ordinary family use. fl Natural Taxpayers are reminded that but a To show you the line would be a pleasure. The evening hot, free lunch remains in which Quarts, Pints, Splits Crown Patent Corks fea- little over a week at the CRITERION is a they may file their returns of property and income taxes, to prevent being For Sale Everywhere ture of that popular appeals and from hav- W. W. DIMOND & CO. shut out from Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii. ing their incomes estimated for them. MACFARLANE & CO., Sole Agents. t 53, 55, 57 KING ST., HONOLULU. c. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor, SERMON TO PRISONERS. 000XXXXXC0XCK00 Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. A tidal wave of salvation struck OOCOOOOOOOOXOOCXX500X000000000OOOCOOO Oahu prison yesterday, when Archdea- con Jeffries spoke to the prisoners. His Arrived ex "Dumfriesshere" BUSINESS LOCALS. discourse was on the city of Samaria besieged by the King of Syria, famine Andrew Usher's Special Reserve, Sheeting cheap at Kerr's. being in the city (2 Kings VI, 24-3- 3), and Big Values "Kliod-eric- k 3rd Buchanan's Black and White, What's that? Why, yes! Read Mor- his text from the 7th chapter and gan's advts. verse, "Why sit we here until we die?" Dim" The great underwear sale begins to- The sermon was delivered with much zeal and tender appeal to the hearers, day at Sachs. to God. Week turn This cheap Kerr's. to forsake their sins and Blankets at and tender-- begins today It was the pleading of a kind In Our Dry goods remnant sale hearted man to men. He was not at Pacific Import Co. ashamprl to call them brethren. The cote hiskies Mrs. Kearns continues holiday prices preacher often referred to Jesus the for jams until the end of January. Christ whom to know aright i3 life Domestic Department & jt & Mrs. Dickerson still has some of eternal. trimmed, for --t those pretty hats, all OTHERS RE $1.00. SPEAKS WELL OF CHAMBER HOUSEKEEPERS. HOTELKEEPERS AND & CO., LTD. You will surely find what you need LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. QUIRING BEDSPREADS, TOWELS, BLANKETS, TABLE W. C. PEACOCK Morgan's. SOLE AGENTS. at Mr. Main, Manager for P. J. CLOTHS, SHEETS, ETC., WILL SAVE LOTS OF MONEY Kerr's. John - Towels cheap at Company, Bloemfontein. So. LINES WE HAVb 1U OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO a small for- Petersen & BY INSPECTING THE SPECIAL 00X0000XX00000X)COOCO:JC- It is far better to have following statement tune and Rainier beer than all the Africa, makes the OFFER. for the benefit of the public: "Cham riches in the world. for the quality of the goods The Royal Annex will serve a hot berlain's Cough Remedy has a big sale Herewith are a few quotations Sunday on our bar lunch each day except between here and as we have been handling it Your inspection is cordially invited to the lines we offer 2 m. confidently 11 a. m. and p. for several years, we can gain tables : of- we do Geo. D. Gear has opened law say that we sell more of it than Mouth Water occupied TURKISH TOWELS. Makes the fices in the rooms formerly nf anv other d reparation of that kind. especially recommend- -- by Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu This medicine is Lot 14x32, dozen 75 ed for coughs, colds, croup and whoop-in- ? i, street. given to the little Lot 2, 20x46, dozen 5 just what our Delicatessen counter does. At Bedspreads cheap at Kerr's. rousrh and can be That's nnps absolute security. For sale T - ifi dri7PTi 2.00 array of good things 11th the property with f 5nv ...... present it groans beneath an imposing on th Druggists, Benon, 2-- by all Dealers and 5 of mainland Inter-Islan- Telegraph Co. Lot a. 20x4.6. dozen brought us by the s. s. Alameda. The pick the of the d Smith & Co., Ltd., Agents for Hawaii. the Gulick tract, Kalihi, sold ' Lot 5, 30x60, dozen 4- - markets is represented and the assortment includes: Lots in A. t. See Mrs. S. 4-- 5 on very easy terms. SIERRA JAN. 9TH. Lot 6, 24x56, dozen EELS, MACKEREL 10:20 Gulick avenue for par- THE FANCY CHEESE, SMOKED Gulick at 5-- 5 Takes the next shipment of Tropic Lot 7, 25x53, dozen and some incomparable OLIVES in bulks. ticulars. pair 2.85 Blom inaugurates an extraordinary Fruit Co.'s pineapples to the Coast. Bath Robe Size, Special Value, make an early inspec- mar--velous- ly Delicatessen lovers will do well to lace sale this week. Prices are Address P. O. Box 50, Honolulu, or low and command universal leave orders with Wells-Fargo- , Kin? HONEY COMB TOWELS. tion of this notable consignment. attention. street. 1, dozen $ -- 75 Table napkins cheap at Kerr's. Lot 14x32, advertised Lot 2, 14x32, dozen &5 Some snap land sales are : GREAT : by Morgan. Price seems to be no ob Lot 3, 1OXJ3, dozen METROPOLITAN MEAT CO. ject. Telephone Main 45. First-class tickets to all stations on LINEN TOWELS. coupon and Haleiwa Sale $r-2- the Oahu Railroad January 5 tickets are now on sale at the office Lot 1, 18x38, dozen OF 5 of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street. Lot 2, 21x38, dozen A splendid furnished house in the Lot 3, 19x37, dozen 2.2 center of the city is for rent. Inquire " street. See Ladies' Muslin Lot 4. 21x38, dozen 2.50 j(?0!iai!XS05m010?OSX?OSOi; OSOSOSO? OSOS05XSOSOS010SOSX)SO of Trent & Co., 938 Fort 4.00 our long list of unfurnished houses. Lot 5. 22x45, dozen Domestic goods of all kinds cheap Underwear Lot 6, 23x42, dozen 5-5- 0 Hawaiian 1 at Kerr's. The selling BEDSPREADS. Get on to the new scheme of Commencing This Morning BEDSPREADS. prize stock eggs. Morgan sells Tues- You can't do as well anywhere else. This week we have money 1 day auction. AND WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE at savers in Bedspreads at 75c, Si.oo, Si. 15, $1.25, Sr.35, $1.60, S1.70 Forester and Agriculturist Sachs' great January sale of ladies' WEEK ONLY. muslin underwear commences this and S2.00. morning and will continue for a weeK. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. s 8 will be marked absurdly low. be greatest event of AGRICUL- - O All prices nightgowns, This sale will the 6 is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests stock of skirts, of the kind in the history of local 10--4 Grey and Tan Blankets, 65c this week. ANIMAL IN- - drawers, corset covers and chemises p TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and 0 retail business and will furnish an un- Wool Blankets, $2.25. S3.50, $5.00. $6.00, S6.50, $7.00, $8.50. will be offered at a tremendous XJ U O A JS. I 111 x also during opportunity to obtain Ready-Mad- e sizes, 65c, and $1.00. 5 liawcui. reduction. Prices strictly cash precedented Sheets, full 75c g sale. See the window display. muslin underwear at absurdly low White Table Damask, in 6 patterns, 60 inches wide, 25c yard. ONLY $i A YEAR. 2c, x finish India Head, Thirty-si- soft prices. Tabic Napkins, from 85c dozen. o & at Kerr's. SKIRTS, NIGHT 8 it mnfain accounts of the current work, rules and reports Our entire stock of - Everything? Why, sure! Wh'S COV- I departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri- everthing else. GOWNS, DRAWERS. CORSET Begin this Year by Saving Money of the different g tha-t- coffin? No; but be of- $ which includes AGRICULTURE, Morgan's. ERS and CHEMISES will also Goods from Us. culture and Forestry, Where? reduction. Buy Your Household T?WTnMni (IHY and ANIMAL, lNDUb- - - , fered at a tremendous 8 irnnroTDV iji, w.w ruAf'Oiivi, . r ADVERTISER. we have decided to rr-D- . crr-i'- ai rtiV1e-- hv PYnerts on these- several THE SUNDAY Certain lines that 10 x i X , aiiu jjjv.i j 1 of January discard and a number of odd lots will No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii g Th Sunday Advertiser p. subjects. meetings of the be marked at prices which have never FORESTER AND J? 7 had a report of the JII LiiUSC LUllliCV-UUll- J, KHiwui ' fc3 Re- in Honolulu before. i- 8 Oahu County Supervisors and the prevailed 1 4 - IS AGRICULTURIST. o publican Central Committee on Satur- ALAKEA STREET. of the organi- S day evening: particulars PRICES STRICTLY CASH. G. Blackman, Co., Ltd., and SLE Rates $i per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold zation of Bishop Trust SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY AND Building: Co.. Ltd.; ac- Editor, P. O. Box 59. The McCandless NOTE THE PRICES. QUALITY. ECONOMY. count of the stabbing of a Chinaman by a Rican; Washington letters Pcrto article on Hawaiian Gazette Co., from two correspondents; - Advertising and Subscriptions, n Frederic J. Hiis- . H. u cur' SZozxol-ULlia- Ltd., Publishers, P- - O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. kin's syndicate letter; the latest on the N. 8. SACHS Soap TaToi3ss Co Waialua murder; full department of Talks, DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED FRED. L. WALDRON, Editorial, Bystander, Little i ib2005XSOSOSOSOSOSO Shipping, Block. .: .: - Sole Agent. ciety. Sports. Courts and Fort and Beretania Streets. Spreckels gether with miscellany and verse. Corner 8, 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 1906. .9 - if HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. U Canadian-Australia- n Line f.Anf y Royai Mail 6. 1906. U lv Honolulu, January vuuim lilt Co. t connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway ( Capital Steamers running in ( Vp Val. Bid Ask. on the following dates: ' frismm&-s&- COMPANY, NAME OF STOCK. Paid for Sale J1 at Honolulu or about LIMITED VANCOUVER. Mekcanhle. P FOR FIJI AND AUSTRAILIA- - FOR O0K 0ONa BftOKERS. C. Hkkwkk a, co $1,000,000 ?100 1905 UUAK 1905 Ewa ... 5,000,0(0 o 2'y: 27 THE BEAUTIFUL PEARL CTTv 13 ... ..JAN. Id Haw Agricultural. .. l.iOi.OU 100 II" -- v.x. JAN. MOANA 100 8i ! UIOWERA 7 'tl Ilttff.Coin dugur 'o 2,S12.7;s: 00 1 w nu., ti. E. 10 AORANGI ..FEB. 2,lXXt.0X) Sif i MOANA ... FEB. Hawaiian au .r Co..' '0 COOPER. ..MAR. 7 7.M).0WJ 100 MAR. 10 MIOWERA Honomii j AORANGI -- i Europe. Houokna 2,0cK.OiK) 0 11 12' Through tickets issued to all points In Canada. United States and Haiku.... oOU.OW' 10' 1K5 GOOD BOATING. GOOD FISHIVn j ;XKl.O V0 25 27 Kahuku . 0 GOOD ' & CO., L1L., Ml.., I ... i I ?," Si U 8'-- SWIMMING. THEO. H. DAVIES iu'lKniliiL i . ...11. Jt .1I kl . 00.000 Eipahulu lriil.OOf; HM 30 GENERAL. AGENTS. Koloa 000 100 150 Overlooks Ewa and Oahu Sugar McBrj 'eSus.fo.,LtU. 3.5 O.WIO -- 0 5V tations. and Plan Oahu Siijfar Co- - 3.','0u; H0 90 under full sween of thl Ouomea . l.OnO.O 0i 20 30 trade winds. Sale Ookala 500.000 5 5' May & 4 be bought at a very Mail S. S. Co., Occidental Oriental Olsa Sugar Co. 5.000.000i 20 55i reasonable Pacific Ulowaiu IVI.000! 10 80 5 The bark George Curtis, of San Paauhau Su?PlauCo 5,0:X) 00' 50 and Toyo Risen Kaisna. racilio 500.H00 10" 210 S. S. Co.. Francisco, Captain E. Kelly, fourteen Paia 7V).0O0l 'o 1x5 Honolulu and leave this days from port, arrived about 5 House Lots in Pepeekeo 7M),U0; "00 160 & Steamers of the above companies will call at that Pioneer 2,75f,0.l0 100 1324 Halsted Co., Lid. or the dates below mentioned: p. m. yesterday, with a full load (2000 Waialua agri. Co 4.501.0-O- ! 100 jiort on about WaiJuku ... 710,000! 100 tons) of general cargo and 32 mules Kalihi Valley Wailuku bugar Co. W. Lt. I HOWARD, FRANCISCO TO THE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. 105,0001 00 t Plnancial STROM SAN San Francisco the day scrip SALE.-Reside- nce The bark left Waimanalo . . 252,000, 100 1175 FOR on 4SL ORIENT. 125,0001 100 - 65 MARU DEC. 29 before Christmas and experienced fine Waimea ?ujar Mi'l.. J street; elegant residence, Beretanla .JAN. AMERICA was Misckllanhoc'8. street, near KOREA JAN. 5 weather all the way. Nothing 100 j 125 Thomas Square; hoiua 5- .JAN. 17 ctttt:t?ta Inter-Islan-d 3 S. Co 1,500,000 Prospect COPTIC JAN- - 19 except Nuuanu yesterday H w. 500,000; 100 118S and lot. street. .JAN. 30 MONGOLIA sighted the Electric Co mi SIBERIA 43 H. K. X, & L. Co., Pfd 100 FOR RENT. Hous e on Wyllie 5 nUTMH. . . JAJN. two-mast- ed Eainjen i,;5o,ooo 65 street MARU. ..FEB. and a schooner, H. K. J . 6 L. Co.. U... AMERICA 10 9 Loans negotiated: abstracts of UU. For further Information apply to J RakijeT1( Schmidt, bound for the South Mutual Tel. Co 150,000 5 O. K. & L.Co 4,tC0OO0 l'O iW 90 McINTYRE BUILDING-- fi LTD., AGENTS. Seas, via Honolulu, which was sighted Hilo R R. Co l.COO.000 20 H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, Honolulu Brewing- A the first day out. Aiauing (Jo. Jtd 400.00 j! 20 23,' i master Captain Kelly was formerly Bonds. Arat.Out CHAS. BREWER & upon of Haw.Ter., 4 p. o. ( Fir standing CO.'S Steamship of the Mohican, but the death iiaim8 815,000! K0 Ocoraio Captain Calhoun he was promoted to Lot. Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (Re- - port Per lunainar 1H05) 60).000 line will arrive and leave this Mc- New York enr steamers of this the command of the Curtis. Capt. Haw. Ter.4.p. c l.OOO.OOOl lino Haw. Ter. 414 d. e 1.000.00UI hereunder: Donald, formerly mate of the Andrew Haw. (lov't.. 5 n. 209.000 100 Regular i j line of vessels 1 FRANCISCO. plying rpnn SAN FRANCISCO. , FOR SAN Welch, has command of the Mohican Cal. Beet A Sugr. Ref, between New I Co. 6. p. c. UC00.000 York and Hono- r-, 3 HENRY . . . tin . AT.AWWnA - WATERHOUSE T7!. i... ma .k...... JAN. now. i Haiku 6. n. e 300,000 163& lulu. ALAMEDA n ...... - 9 r - - - JAN. Haw. Com. A Sugar v ki ,.- - A . Kelly is Major Kelly, FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- VENTURA JAiit JAJN. Captain also TRUST CO., LTD. o, a p. o 1.677,000 !l05K .JAN. 19 ALAMEDA Haw. 8 p. 500,000! 102 EST RATES. ALAMEDA 30 who has been expected for three weeks sutrar c... . JAN. 31 SONOMA JAN. mio k. it. un.. h n. c I,0u0,000j 05 75 For freight rates BLERRA ... or more to institute the local Canton Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Hon. R. T. & L. Co.. apply to 6 d. e . 709,00o 108 CHAS. BREWER & CO O. was to have or tne of the I. O. F. He Honolulu. Kahuku 6 p. o .... liOO 27 Kilby St., Boston, "or m connection with the sallling ave " O. K. & L Co. 6 p. c. 101 about the fifteenth of last C. BREWER & CO., to r.lT New Oahu Sugar Co. 8p.c. 750,000 .... 102 LTD S.U alloolnt!! in the United SUtM. and from month, but the death of Captain Cal Olaa Sugar Co.. 6 p. c. 1.250.000 99 Honolulu. .''" ..fo European ports. Paia 6 p.o 450,000 llOSK I York by any steamship line to all houn delayed him. The uniforms of Pioneer Mill Co.6 p. c. 1,250,'iOOi il"5S PARTICULARS. APPLY TO some aiaiua Ag. (jo. B p. c. l.OoO.OOO! .....liOO FOR FURTHER the Canton have been here for MeHryde Bugar Co ! :ioo W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. time and a dance was planned to fol 23.1275. t25 per cent. SALE, low the installation and Captain Kelly Company. was put on the program as one of the SESSION SALES. Americin-Hawaiia- n Steamship managers. Needless to say, he was (Morning Session.) SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO Company's wharf. NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Freight received at not and the dance went on with $500 Hilo R. R. Co. 6s, 65; 50 Mc PURCHASE. FROM Greenwich street. here IFOR 15 will now soon SALE1 Bryde, 5.50. 8. S. Oregonian Jan. out him. Arrangements Beautiful homestead at mouth 6f Feb. 15 TO SAN FRAN made, no the institution Twelve acres 1-- 8. S. American FROM HONOLULU be doubt, for of choice land SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. Kalihi valley. Lot about 1 2 acres. in Nuuanu Valley, mod- - jl all times at the CISCO. of the Canton. with 315 132.50; 98 & S. Planted with Freight received at r em dwelling house on main Pioneer, Haw. C. fruit trees in full bear- Company's 41st street. South KAUAI SHIPPING. Co., 84. ing. House 7 rooms, wharf. S. S. Nevadan ... .Jan. 7 road, a few minutes' walk of In good cond- Brooklyn. S. .Jan. 23 The W. G. Hall arrived from Kauai irom end of car line. A good Zid ition. Price very cheap. S. Nebraskan. " LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED FRANCISCO TO HONO- 5:13 a. m. Sunday leaving Ahukini investment for a quick taker. Apply FROM SAN at STATES WEATHER to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, DIRECT. TO I BUREAU. LULU FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA at 5:23 Saturday evening. room 206 Judd Building. .Jan. 18 HONOLULU. She brought 4750 bags "A" from LI RENT and company r 8. S. Nebraskan Alexander Young Building. Honolulu, Feb. 8 hue and 1250 bags "B" sugar from Ha S. S. Nevadan 3 TCovarJan Feb. 2 Sunday, January 7, 1906. & F. T. for H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd. 4 I P. WATERHOUSE. And each month thereafter S. S. Feb. 23 namaulu I 19 I Nebraskan 12 11 30 bags of rice, 16 bags of taro, a THERMO. WIND A. WATERHOUSE. 'The Melrose," 50 Rms. $50.00 03 (5 LTD., AGENTS. empty barrels, 32 packages sundries. ts SIP HACKFELD & COMPANY, 3 o C5 H. Waikiki, B. R 50.00 to a aaa ) Freight Agent. Purser McNamara reports the fol to .5? a 1 C. P. MORSS. General Lunalilo St., 5 B. R 31.23 to 5 Tie Waterhonse Co. lowing sugar on Kauai Waimea, 1000 Aloha Lane, 2 B. R 17.50 O 2. 2." 3 B a bags; Makaweli, 1519; Grove Farm, Young St., 2 B. R 30.00 4 King, 3 B. R 32.00 Judd Building. y 3176; McBryde, 11,925; Koloa, 200; Li- - .i Pacific Heights, 2 B. R. 15.00 sum J29.92 80 64 72. .05 78 6 SW hue, 2000; Hanamaulu, 5290; Kekaha. .... ic CALL FORrarisierYOUR BAGGAGE Beretania St., 3 B. R.. 30.00 WILL 2721. Shipping Mikahala at Waimea, Lunalilo St., 4 B. R 50.00 130.06 79 67 73 .04 71 2 na .... REAL ESTATE AGENTS. money. Makaweli, Kinau St., 4 B. R 30.00 haul and ship your goods and save you discharging; Whitney at 29 93 78 70 73 INSURANCE AGENTS. We pack, Young St., 2 .01 66 6 ne ... with 7500 bags Makaweli sugar aboard B. R 27.50 4 V. stove wood, coal and kindlings. 2 84 77 COMMISSION Dealers in Weather and seas Fine and mod Puunui Ave., B. R 15.00 j29 62 70 0J 76 5 sw BROKERS., V 126 King Street. Phone Main 58. Nonpariel Lane, 2 B. 17.00 Storage in Brick Warehouse, erate. R.. 1904 30.10 78 70 74 .18 74 3 - Telephone, Main 132. King St.. 2 B. R 25.00 m The Niihau also came in from Kau 1 . of-- Sunday 8:58 a. m. leaving Ahu 1905 29.74 72 T8 65 32 60 10 ne 13 Branch ai at M IP W- 6:35 p. m. on Saturday, with WIIJIWII.JI.?1- 1906 30.12: 77 70 74 65 Co. Co., Ltd. kini at .00 5 b 11 Union Express Hustace, Peck 464S bags of sugar from Lihue for j i Ws jjfs TT7 29 77 66 72 . 09 73 NE Professional G2rds 2 kegs staples. also - 3L--- Street. Hackfeld. Wtmilftft1f..fl til1- Swar--t. S 63 Queen The Niihau has a new purser in W, ALEX. M'C. ASHLEY, Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: P. Hunt, Wilberton. the ex-purs- be Section Director. DENTISTS. Pacific Mall Steamship Co. now employed on Oceania Steamship C3. ing tne raiiroaa HENRY BICKNELL, D.D.S. Unl & Oriental CteaEihlp Co. Toyo Kalsen Kaisha Steamship Co. wharf. Occidental Classified Advertisements street, corner Hotei; Tel. Main ISC We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble MIMffi T00I8 HOTEL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. tf checking on the wharf. Absolutely fire-proo- f, finest cui ARCHITECTS. sine, elegantly furnished PERSONAL. Piano and Furniture Moving and the W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL. ARRIVED. best of service. FRED: Usual corner 10 this morn-MABE- L. Phone Telephone Main White 951. a Specialty. 86 Sunday, January 7. NOAH W. GRAY, Manager, ing. Stmr. W. G. Hall S. Thompson, from HONOLULU, 7306 Kauai ports, 5:13 a. m. T. H. HUGO HERZER Teacher of singing, ff5CKSS Am. bk. George Curtis. Kelly, from corner of Beretania and Miller sts., C. Campbell, Vice-Preside- nt; J. Mc- or Bergstrorn J. F. Morgan. President: J. I San Francisco, 5 p. m. nakakai, Dec. 24. WANTED. Music Co. Lean, Secretary: A. F. CSark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, from Huetace, Manager. (Merchant Vessels.) PARTNER with $5000 to take half in- Koolau ports, 5 p. m. terest in a $15,000 well established SURVEYOR. lr Dumfriesshire, Br. bk.. Taylor, from KI-uLstace-ec- X-it- Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, from proposition. Absolutely no . d, Dec. 26, risk taken. Co,, Kauai ports, 8:58 a. m. Letth, $150 J. S. EMERSON. Engelhorn, per month salary and half of all Surveyor and . JJIiAYME N", G3 Queen 8treet. Br. bk., Lovitt, from Kew profits guaranteed. partner. gineer, 607 Stangenwald building. DEPARTED. castle, N. S. W., 28. Address DEALERS IN Dec. cjo Advertiser office. 15S M. N. S. S. Enterprise, Toungren, for enterprise, M.-- N. S. S., Youngren, from San Francisco, via Hilo, 5 p. m. FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. ban irraneisco via Hilo, $250 OO JfSOO A.-- H. S. S. Ka- 00. Also Whit and Black Sand. Telephone Main 295. Nevadan, Greene, for Erskine M. Phelps, Graham, Ma-- A SOUND driving horse; good size 7 p. from sman hului and Hilo, m. nua, jec. 11. Address M, this office. 158 in monthly installments DUE TODAT. ; George Curtis, Kelly, 111 buy you a pretty lot In Nuuanu 000S)00 from San Fran- "ch:l, me H. cisco. .Tan. 7. neaithiest and coolest PACIFIC METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. A.-- S. S. Alaskan, Nichols, from suDurb of the city. THE Seattle Tacoma, p. m. Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk., Scott, FOR SALE. Issued Every Sunday Morning by th and from A piece of fine, level agri- rrani.-isco. JLec. ZZ. I A Vimrn-,- . o SAIL TODAY. A I PIAKO.nnv in. cultural Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. tToilnl W, ouy, - . MUJ W"Stl". land, cleared of rocks and Commercial Advertiser -- irom san also set of new Ke Au Hou, ....vau.. i harness. Almost Par supplied with Wai-ala- e WISO Stmr. Tullett, for Kauai - & water, close to TTraniianA v. i 1 Cla-rott- THKBM xo. 'Joan ports, 5 p. m. , ticulflrs at car line. Cheap for Entered at the Post Office at Honolulu, MEAN rvcmnvui-ia- sp., cash. Am. coilev. from A fine, high ground, level lot, a , H., as second-clas- s matter. DUE TOMORROW. Newcastle, Dec. 25. T. B4.BOM, suitable residence, tenement, ware- a"--' O. S. S. Sierra, Klikitat, ACRE PROPERTIES for sale, In Houdlette, from the Am. bk., Cutter from Port and house or stable site, a couple g Colonies, a. m. Gamble, Dec. 18. near ionoiuiu, at from $300 to $400 within , ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: s 5 hundred yards from O. R. & L. Co.'s Morning Star, Am. s.s., Qll- per acre. Charles S. Desky, Progress Garland, - 1-- 67 .Ofl! SAIL TOMORROW. office. Area almost 3 acre, One Year 312.00 8 30 09 'I 70 8 x 111 eert is., July 15. Block. 7279 of an M 30.08 79 69 .02' 67 3 E 1 Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and at a price that will compel you to Six Months 6.00 T 3U.08 78 m .071 7rt var r way ports, 12 m. uixnpic. Am. ok., Evans, from San invest. W 30 10 77 67 .06, H5 6 N'E :0 Francisco, Dec. 24. Advertising rites on application. r 80 10 78 71 01! 6S 3 E 11 Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Ko COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant For rent cheaply 7H .go; i.oDert several modern 30 08 77 1 s it na and Kau ports, 12 m. lowers, Am. sch., Underwood, ers Monthly. 22 vols., 18S2 to 1904. S 30 04 77 69 0 62 5 k 9 irom .fort tJamble, 30 and neat cottages. every except Sunday Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for Dec. Uniform binding: full sheep. Price Fmbllshed morning S. G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, $175.00. HORSE PASTURE. Note: cor- Kauai ports, 5 p. m. from Address P. M., care Hawaiian by the Barometer readings are uuaymas, Dec. 29. Gazette Co. Good manlania pasture, close to ft GAZETTE CO.. LTD.. rected for temperature, instrumental PASSENGERS. town, at $3 per per HAWAIIAN errors, and local gravity, and reduced TRANSPORT SERVICE. month head. 65 South King St. Arrived. Von Holt Block, No. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Per bark George Curtis. January Buford, sailed from Honolulu for Ma J. H. SCHNACK. 0 nna, FOR RENT. In scale from to 10. Direction of wind from San Francisco Mrs. and Miss Dec. 26. THE REAL C. S. CRANE - - - MANAGER SEA-SID- E ESTATE DEALER. i is prevailing direction during 24 hours Weedon, Mrs. Kincaid, Mr. Ferris, Mr Dix. sailed from Honolulu for Seattle, cottage. Waikiki of Camp ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind Is Foster. Jan. 3, oeu nomestead, Kapiolanl Park. In average velocity in miles per hour. quire 97 7 Lawton, sailed from Honolulu for Gu Merchant street. 7284 t i ALEX. McC. ASHLEY. Per stmr. W., G. Hall, January am ports Mr. A. L. and Cavite, Dec. 29 Jade Stones, Gold and Silver LAND CO. Section Director. from Kauai and Mrs. Logan, AiLWAY & Young. John Bruns, E. P. Chapin, J, sailed from Manila for Hono OFFICES FOR RENT. Jewelry. H. Wilson, C. lulu and San Francisco via Nagasaki, TIDES, SUN AND MOON. J. E. Cummins, F. Her 5. rick, Robt. Smythe, Jack Smythe, Miss Jan. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. Meade, sails up-to-d- ate - -- I S 3 IS 5 S 5 Smythe, Charles Smythe, Mrs. Ah from San Francisco for only fireproof building; READY MADE GOLD AND SILVER TIMS- TABLE .Honolulu Guam Manila. 25. 3! 3ee: Chuck. Mrs. Choy Hoy, Col. Spalding, and Jan. rent includes electric light, hot and JEWELRY WITH JADE STONES. ? October . 1904. c & S o n reward, at Manila. 2'Ji cold water and janitor Ap- J! 3-- w S o 2 a 3 O c A. Gartley, W. A. Kinney, Miss L. service. LATEST STYLES OUTWARD. 1 a- - Sherman, sailed from Honolulu for ply Hamm-Youn- g Grace, Mrs. Bickford, Miss Emma San the Von Co., Ltd. Any special on a.111 . p.ra r rancisco, Jan. 6. design made to order ,D.m. a.m. Sers. Klumm, Otto Schieling, M. Campbell, 7276 Wvr Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and it 8 2 31 1 9 2 P4 7 44 9 52 6 415.35 4.5rt Sheridan, at San Francisco. short notice at lowest prices. Call and Way Stations 9:15 a. rru, 3.20 p. m. 1 9: 3.07 2.0 2 47. 8 i0 10 i 5 6 40 5.35 5 47 F. M. Swanzy, B. F. Dillingham, G. H. Solace, at Mare Island (repairing see our stock. City, Ewa Mill and Way Fairchild. Herbert Mundsor. and 29 Tr Pearl 10 3 49 2 1 2 30 9 00,10 55 8 40 5 36 Rise Sumner, at New York. "THE STANGENWaLD," only fire TIN WO, tations 17:30 a. m., "9:15 a. m., i deck 15 Japs, 4 natives anr". 10 others. Thomas, proof office buildlug in city. No. 1029 Maunakea P. O. Box 993. T 111 sailed from San Francisco for St.. 11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 'SO p. m.. 4 16 2 1; 4 18: 9 42 11.25 6.40 5.37 i 6 Z5 SAILED FOR HONOLULU. i I(illi i .Honolulu, Guam and Manila. Jan. 5. l f.-- p. rru. 9:30 p. m.. tll:15 p. m. 12! r 4 53 2 0 5 09 10 27!l2 00 6.40 5.37' 7 52 A.-- H. S. S. Alaskan, Nichols, from Warren, at San FtanciscoL INWARD. ! j I !).m I I Wright, Manila. 13 5 82! 1 9 6 04 12 8Vil 20 8 40 5.381 8 50 Seattle and Tacoma, Jan. 1, due p. m., at Wal-aln- a a BIG Catton, Neill& Co., Ltd Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. 14 6 13: 1.7 7.071 1.15 . I8.4C5.39 9.4J Jan. 8. THE MAILS. REDUCTION and Waianae S:36 a. m., 5:31 irt.lR. O. S. S. Sierra, Houdlette, Pago KNOimSEIW and MACHINISTS 'A 15 57: 1 5 8 12 1 57' 0 19 6 40 5 39 10 M from Malls are due from the following p. m. Pago, Jan. 2; due a. m. 9. QUEEN Full moon Jan. 10th 6:06 a. m. Jan. points as follows: IH VICTOR RECORDS AND RICHARDS STREETS. BLrrtve Honolulu from Ewa Mill and I'll at C.-- A. S. S. Moana, Gibb, from Suva, Times Pearl City 17:46 a. m. S:f a-- m.. of the tide are taken from the 2; due a. m. 10. San Francisco Per Ventura. Jan. 10. Jan. Jan. BERGSTROM MUSIC re-tub- ed charcoal-iro- n a. m., 1:40 p. m.. 4:31 p. na.. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur Victoria Per Miowera. Tan. 13. CO., LTD., Boilers with 1:IS vey tables. O. S. S. Ventura, from San Francis- steel tubes; general ship work. p. m., 7:30 p. m. co, 8 p. m. 4; 10. Colonies Per Sierra, tomorrow a. m. Odd Fellows' Bldg. :ll The tides at Kahului and HIlo occur Jan. due a. m. Jan. Dally. C.-- A. S. (expected). Excepted. about one hour earlier than at Hono- S. Miowera, rom Vancouver f Sunday lulu. and Victoria, Jan. 5; due Jan. 13. Orient Per Mongolia, Jan. 19. t Sunday Only. IT. S. A. T. Thomas, from San Fran Mails will depart as follows: , two-hour Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours Tne Haleiwa, Limited a 30 cisco, 11 a. m. 5; due 13. NOW LOCATED IN OFFICES 2 AND 3, Honolulu every Sunday, minutes slower than Greenwich Jan. Jan. San Francisco Per Sierra, tomorrow, STEIN WAY train, leaves time, U. S. A. T. Logan, from Manila via p. m. Mclntyre Building. Ho-aelu- being of 157 (expected.) Returning lu, that the meridian of at I:Xt a. m. arrives In degrees Xega saki, Jan. 5; due Jan. 25. AND OTHER PIANOS. 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops thirtv minutes. The time whls- - Orient Per Coptic, Jan. 16. at tie blows 1:30 p. m., frilly at Pearl City and Waianae. at which Is the VESSELS IN PORT. Victoria Per Moana, Jan. 10. THAYER PIANO CO. same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Guam and Manila Per J. S. DENISON, C. Thomas, Jan. MARTIN B. P. F. SMITH. Sun and moon are fcr local time for (Army and Navy.) 14 or 15. 156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET, Et. Q.P.T.A. the whole croup. U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, from Kau- - MERCHANT TAILOR. Opposite Young Hotel. Colonies Per Ventura, Jan. 10. Fort Street - - - - TTnnpi n