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further apply

JUNE

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General Agents Oceanic S S Company

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and the PacificHardware Company give us the most complete and bestassorted line of goodB in Honolulu We shall at presentcontinue business at the old stand of Castle Cooke and

shall carry a stock or

General MerchandiseHardware and Household Supplies

Ait Goods and Artistic Supplies

Picture Family a Specialty

We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons

MALN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS

Messrs Castle Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for itacontinuance of the patronage so kindly extended them in the past

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

CJOMibISSICOSr MH3ROE3r2SrT3Agents for Lloyds

a Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Coyne --Mahrten Furniture CoJJIMJfrSOD

J A MEHRTEN Manager

Furniture and UpholsteringREPAIRING- - IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

folepolme 928 PR0GRBS8 BLOCK Cor Fort Boretaula Sta

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HONOLULU H I WEDNESDAY TUNE 14 1899

THE aUUFNS 8JRTHOAYOBOHID

A Single Plant Worth 126000History tells no more romanlio

story than that of this wonderfulbloom The plnut from which ithas sprung is be only specimenknown to exist and while it hasbeen variously valued at between

2500 and 3500 its owner a famoub grower of tho baautifulllowerhas refused several larger sums forhis unique possession

It is his intention lo ask theQueens acceptance of tho plant outhe occasion of her Majestys eight-ieth

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birthdayIt is surely a regal gift on of the

moat remarkable a human beinghas ever been invited to acceptSome time since the present owuerof the plant recoivod a consignmentof orchids from tho Andes It in¬

cluded many specimens of acknowl-edged

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value nod at tint the uurecognized plant to which we referreceived but scant attention For-tunately

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it was saved from au un-

timely¬

death to blossom into oue oftho great Qoral wonders of the cen-

tury¬

It ownttr ha refrained fromattempting to propagate it in orderthat her Majesty may possess theonly known specimen aliould shehonor him by accepting the plautIn the latter event there is no reason why it should not mmain exclusively a Royal Uowcr since it is veryunlikely that another specimen willbe dibcovered for many years tocome if at all English Exchange

Passenger Travel

arbivalsFrom San Francisco per bgtue

W G Irwin Juuo 10 Mrs EJnhFuller James Howell Charles ItHawthorne Margaret HawthorneLuoy M Hawthorne C MathewsHawthorne

From MrthuLoua por stmr HeleneJune 12 Charles Frasior

From Laysau Island per bk McNear June 12 Mrs Mood MrsPeterson Mr Bell

nEPAHTUBES

For San Francibco per stmr Aus-tralia

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June 18 Mrs L Andrews MrsE Andrews Miss Katie Bon H OBuckman and wife T L Btal J HBelser Jas Bardio J J Oallundauaud wife Miss E Campbell Hon SM Damon Mies M M Damon HDamon Miss K Gray Miss G Hobron Miss H Hobron Mrs HaymanE S Hicks Miss Hicks H A Lsenberg wife and maid Mr and MrsJames W A Johnson CbasE JacoxProfessor Koebele wife and son Mrand Mrs Lake A Miohaeliske MiesMiohaoliske J F McCrossou H M

Mercei FM McCandless Mrs F APotter Miss M Ogilvy Miss ParkeMons J Follio T B Richards audwife A F Rooker Mrs J K ShingleMiss A Shrewsbury F T Smith andwife O A Stevens Mr Steoker J WSchmidt M Smith Miss Tanner CD Vincent E J Waterhouse JohnWaterhouse O N Weaver O F WallH A Young Misses Young 2

For Kauai por stmr WaialealJuno 13 C Day Rev S Kaili Rev HK Kuhele

For Kapaa por stmr Jas Makee

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dune la s JiuuaieyFor San Francisco per bk Mohi-

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Juno 11 Mrs M K ReynoldsMrs E A Howard Miss Oreig Marshall Miss Carmine Clowe HowardHedemaun

ForHilo aud wayports per stmrKiuau June 13 H S Richard audidaughter Mrs i Waternouse drMisa Deacon Mrs Elliott J R Wibson and wife W W Carter L AThurston J 0 Sohiess aud wife MrsA M Wilson T Wolff A Horner TO Wilson M O Mott Smith WWendte Mrs Mulvaney P PeckRbv J A Cruzau Mrs Moses Miss MHitchcock O H Hitchcook aud wifeMrs M At and child Rev J SamoaRov A Poli Rev Ai and wife Rev SL Desha aud two children T OliveDavies Rev 0 A Austin L BellmanJ M Robinson J F Clay D A Loobenstein Rev W M Kalaiwaa RevS W Kekuewa F B McStooker OW Dickey Kong Tet Fui RevUyeda O A Eakin Mrs NeilsonCongressman and Mrs Moudell MrsMcTighe and five children

For Maui ports per stmr Claudine June 18 Harold Cutler Miss

tiAli il JeAiJi

White Mr Pond Rov J M Lewis FJ Brown A N Kopoikai D McCorrUton Mrs Janseu S Cockott andchild A CusBoni Peter Noa andwife J J Combs H N Lanford MrsM Johnston RR Berg Judge StanloyRev S K Kaaoluo aud daughterRev 1 Kaliuo Rbv E M HanunoRev Kuikahi Rev J Hihio BerTsuji Rw Tong Ahlin Rav Lahilahi Rv Kauahelo F M Brooks MSaito R W Filler and wife

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RIBBONS Iu Moire and plainTaffeta All new shades at Sachs

A Special Bargain Sale in all De ¬

partments at L B Kerrs for oneweek only

Amerioau Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444

All nipht service

Kentuckys famous Jessso MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On Bale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslam

Fred Harrison tho propietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works is readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb stoni s suitable to alltaMo requirements and pnrfes HiRoffice is in the new buildings next tothe Occidental on the corner ofAlakea and King street

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Prevents BaldnossKesuscitates Weak HairIs nn ETcollent Hnir DressingOurf s Prickly Kent at OmitKeeps tho Ben p Cleanleaves thu Head CoolYonng and Old Heed ItHeals nil Scalp Disordershilectnully Eradicates DandruilAnimates the Growth of the HairTuers Nothing Like It

For sale by all druggists aud at thoUnion Barber Shop

F PACHECOSole Proprietor

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50e por DosYou can see this announcement in

our Ewa window

This is a special sale for thisweek and every housekeeper shouldtake advantage of it

When you are buying your glasseslook at our fine Hue of decoratedcottago set for six persons Fiftysix pieces for 790

Best quality plated tea spoons285 per dozen

Fine niokel reading lamps 200each

Tbou inspect our bargain tableswhere you will find many usefularticles at prices that will astonishyou

W W DlfflOND CO

LIMITED

AGENTS

Gurney Oloauable RefrigeratorsJewel Stoves for Coal or WoodNew Blue Flame Oil StovesPrimus StovesSuccess Filters

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No 1225

Kites Steamship flu

TIME TABLE

WIGHT Prea B B BOSK BeoOapt J A KING PortBnpt

Stmr EXNAUOLAliKE Commander

Will leavo Honolulu every luesday at 12polnok noon touching t Lahaina Maalaca Bay nnd Makena the same day Mahukonn Knwaihae ntui Biivnljcehop thefollowing day arriving -- t Hilo Wednes ¬day evoniig

Hetnrnlni will sail from Hllo every Fri ¬

day at 0 oclock p in touching at Laopahoehoe Jlahnkont Kawaihap AlakenaMaalnca Bay and Lahaiua arriving atHontil iu Saturday night

Will call at Pohoikl Htmi ou thesecond trip of each month arriving thereon the morninc of the day of paillriK fromHilo to HonoluluTho popular rout- - to thu Volcano fs viaHilo A cood carriage road the entireaisancp

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMEItON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p mOMPhinc at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKin mlu ilaui Hemming arrives afcluliolulu Sundav niorninr H

Vl cll it Hnn KauprJlllill

once oac

Thfa Company will reserve the ngnt ofmake changes in the time of departure andrrival of its Steamers without notice andt will not bo responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom

icrbiueea must beBttlie lAiidinga tot ctive their freight Ij ompany wiljot liold it elf rflsnuiihti Ic for freight afterit nns born landed

11V Stuck received only at owners riskThia Company willnot be responsible formoney orValuablcfiof parrngers nnlesgplaced in tho cair of fiu beia

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tif nnl charae of twentv five tibt npntThe Company will not be liable for loss

of nor injury to nor delay in the deliveryof baggage or personal etiectsof tho passenper beyond the amount of 10000 unlessthe valio of t e some be declared at orbefore the issue of tho ticket and freightis paid thereon

All employees of tho Corctpany are for ¬bidden to receive freight without deliver¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor in the formjne uriuBu ov iue uoinpany and whichluiijr uq 3UUI1 UV shinnera utwin nntiHrntlnnto the pursers of the Companys SteamersSnippers aro noiified that if freight ifshipped without sneh recoipt it will be

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HONOLULU

Sin iVancuco AgmtsTIIE JfEVAVANATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANGI8Q0

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BAN FKANOISCO Toe Nevada NationalBank of San Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtd

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CHICAGO Merchants National BankPAIUB Credlt LyonnaisBKRLIN Dresdner BanKHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon

Kong Shanghai BankingCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTKALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVIGTOKIA AND VANCOUYEK Bank

of British North America

Iraiisacl a General Banking and ExcharwBunnell

Depotits Keieived Loans made n Avproved Security Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Kxonangehjnght and soldrjAO-x-fin- rvnmptl Amountnd Vot

MORRIS K KEOHOEALOLE

OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Bosa6Qttico United Btates Custom HouseBrokers Accountants Searchers ofpit loo Biirl nnl BnuliiPBa Aennta

ALOHA LAHDI STORE

Have on exhibition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mattings FansBat Braids Calabashes Etc

1172 School Street near Liliha ly

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SUBSCRIPTION BATES

Ier Month anywhere In the Hn- -

wniian Islands SO

Por Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

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Payable Invariably In Advance

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KDMUND NOBBIE EditorV HORAGTC WBIGECT Assistant

EditorKesidinc in Honolulu

WEDNESDAY JUNE 14 1899

OHABITY BEGINS AT HOME- -

Is it not possible for our wealthypeople to do something in the lineof establishing a hospital for incur-

ables

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without waiting for govern-

ment¬

action until we have a govern-

ment¬

It appears to be a very easymatter to raise thousands of dollarsto save the souls of strangers thous-ands

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of milflB away and to carry outthe adage of first the missionaryand then the man-of-w- ar but tosave the bodies and alleviate thesorrows and sufferings of the sick isa far different matter That charityis too near at home to be approvedof by the fantastic freaks of frailhumanity who invariably hunt forthe mistletoe miles away from theirown homesteads where it is un-

known¬

to them growing profuselyIf our Sugar Barons and our trueand professing Christians so desiredsufficient money could be raised inten days to build and found a hospitalfor consumptives which might belocated on government ground onany one of the islands and not ne-

cessarily¬

in Honolulu The Execu ¬

tive Council might be willing totreat the money raised as to be re-

garded¬

as a loan to be eventuallyrepaid out of a special appropria-tion

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when the territorial legislatureassembles Surely there is somemethod by which a concentratedeffort in the right direction mightbring in favorable results In thisgeneral connection the followingfact has been brought to our noticewhich suggests that caution mustbe used to prevent the countrybeing overrun with pauper invalidsA few days since an incurable con-

sumptive¬

with only ten dollars ofwealth of only two or three weeksresidence in the country applied fortreatment and the repose uf thedying How is it an incurable astranger and almost penniless wasever permitted to land here This isa brutal way of putting a matterthat affects the health of the wholecommunity but the health inspec-

tors¬

of other nations deal practical-ly

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with the individual for the bene ¬

fit of society at large Give gen-

erous¬

people to your benightedheathen generously if it salves yourconsciences or encourages you onyour christian path to eternal blissbut at the same time cast your eyeBdown on to your own door steps andcleanse away that blood stain drop-ped

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from the sores and sufferings ofyour own people The recordingangel frowns at hypocrisy whethergilded with gold or slavered overwith unctuous and impious prayer

The Omaha Exhibition

Mr Dniel Logan secretary ofthe Hawaiian Commission to theOmaha Exhibition calls attentionin this issue to tho desire of thecommission to receive articles whichit ib thought desirable to place onexhibition Tho secretary shouldbe oommuuioated with as early aspossible

tsiaid

THE HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT

BILL

Synopsis of the Bill ns Introducedin Congress and Amended bySonator Oullom

Publication Commenced on June bth

Section 86 That the Chief Jurtico and Associated Justices of thoSupreme Court and the Judges oftho Circuit Court of the Territoryshall bo lisbln to removal from officio

on impeachment by the house of re ¬

presentatives upon any of the fol ¬

lowing grounds namely Any actor negligence involving moral tur-

pitude¬

punishable by law as anoffense and committed while inoffice incapacity for the performanceof official duty or maladministrationin office

The Senate shall be a court withfull and sole authority to hear anddetermine all impeachments madeby the House of Representatives

Tho Chief Justice of the SupremeCourt shall be ex officio presidntit ofthe senate in all cases of impenrhment unless wheu impoached him ¬

self Should tho Chief Justice beimpeached some person speciallycommissioned by the Governor shallpreside over the Senate during suchtrial

Previous to the trial of any im ¬

peachment the Senators shall respec-tively

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be sworn truthfully and im-

partially¬

to try and determine thecharge in question according to lawand the evidence

The judgment of the Sonatp incase of the conviction of the personimpeached shall not extend furtherthan to remove from office and dis-

qualification¬

to hold any place ofhonor trust or profit under thtgovernment but the person so con-

victed¬

shall bo nevertheless liableto indictment trial judgment andpunishment according to law

Section 87 That a delegate tothe House of Representatives of thoUnited States to servo during eachCongress shall be elected by thevoters qualified to vote for membersof the Houe of Representatives ofthe legislature The times theplaces and mauner of holding elections shall be as fixed by law Theperson having the greatest numberof votes shall be declared by I hoGovernor duly elected and a certi-ficate

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shall be given accordinglySection 88 That a judicial dis-

trict¬

of the United StateB is estab-lished

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for the Territory of Hawaiito be called the District of Hawaiiwhich shall be included in tho NinthJudicial Circuit of the UnitedStates Tho President of the UnitedStates by and with the advice andconsent of the Senat shall ap-

point¬

a district judge a district at-

torney¬

and a marshal of the UnitedStates for the said district Thodistrict court for the said districtshall have in addition to the ordi-nary jurisdiction of district courtsof the United States jurisdiction ofall cases cognizable in a circuitcourt and shall proceed therein inthe same manner as a circuit courtThe laws of the United States relat-ing

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to appeals writB of error remov ¬

al of cauoe8 and other matters andproceedings as between the courtsof the General StateB shall governin such matters and proceedings asbetween the courts of tho UnitedStates and the courts of the Territory of Hawaii Regular terms ofsaid court shall bo held at Honoluluon the second Monday in April andOctober and at Hilo on the lastWednosday in January in each yearand special terms may be hold atsuch times and places in said districtas the said judge may deem ex-pedient

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jTo be Continued

The Independent is delivered to allparts of tho town for 50c a month

The Williams Shakespearean re-citals

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are going on at the Y M CAHall in the presence of large audi-ences

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List evening Mrs H AWillams recited extracts from thebeautiful Midsummer NightsDream in a very able manner andwas rewarded with enthusiastic applause Local talent furnished themusic which the immortal Mendel-sohn-Barthol-

nomposed for Shakespoares lovely comedy To moirowevening Mrs Williams will rooiteThe Winters Tale

Death of a Good Woman

Mrs Tamar Meokapu died inHonolulu on Sunday Inst The de ¬

ceased was boru in 1852 aud waseducated in tho Mission school bytbo Revs Ojjileu aud Bingham Shemarried the Rbv M Kuaea the pas ¬

tor of Kaumakapili Church whowa known as tho Hawaiian IleiryWard Beecher and who died poveralyears ago Later ou she marriedMr Meokapu who survives her Onedaughter Mrs D K Koki is alsoleft to mourn the loss of a goodmother The fuuoral took place ouMouday last from Kaumakapilichurch and tho remains were in ¬

terred in tho Kawaiahao cemeteryThe presence al the grave of severalprominent foreign ladies showed thohigh respect in which tho deceasedwas held by the Christian com-

munity¬

Depaiumkut o FinahckHonoi urn H I June 13 18S10

Notice is hroby jt ven tlint llIOrtAltDIVE US lias 1 his ilny bed nppi ted Col-

lector General of Customs for tho Hawiilliui Islands ice Frank B MiStockcrrcrignol

Binned S M DAMON1220 3t M nisUr of Finance

NOTICE18 HrREBY GIVEN THATNOTICE tho Bj lns of thn MrHrjde

Sugar Cnmpitnv Limited th Ontenrs andDirectors for the first year of the Comranyam

Mr D P It iBOohertt PresidentMr B F nillinpham Vice PresidentMr h K Piston Trea urerM Henv Hoiiiips AuditorMr F V Macfarlauo Secretary

Director Mr WaterD McBryde MrAlh rtK VicoMr Alexander M SicBrvde Mr Geo H Faitchiid Mr J KFar Joy

F W MXOPABLANESec Mary McBryde Supar Co Ltd

Honolulu H 1- - June 14 i89J

A MTCTCTING OF THE BOARDATof Dir utors of the M Bryde Sui rCompany Limicd held fn Kauai on tin18th iiibt M- - T K Wa ker a dnlyelee d ire suor of the ifid Companyvi M E E P xton retimedSigned F W MAOKAltLANE

t ccrpliiry MoHryil- - bugur Co liiaHon lulu J 1114 MM UV- i- w

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H HACKFELD CO

Limited

DEALERS INEUROPE N AND AMERICAN GBO

OMUESBUILENG MATERIAL

HARDWAREOILS AND PAINT8

BAGS TWiNEETC ETC ETC

DRY GOODSFANCY GOODS

CLOJLHINOSADDLERY

ETO ETO ETO

gJThe latest in Styles continuallyarriving by Steamer and Sail

gjBF For sale on liberal terms by

H MCKFEL0 CO

Limited

ComedYM

Satareky Jiinu 17tb

THE EMINENT ACTOR MK

Illiam McayAnd his nsocato players in Charles

Williams greatest farm comedy success

THE LATE IR JONES

MR McVAY AS JOHN PHILLIPSMAOREADY BURBAGE

ASOREAMING CO WDY FROM STARTTO FINISH

NEW SuALE OP PRI ESD os Oi cles 1 00Parquet 00Ft sr 1 rows in tho Balcony 7iBinknf id row in the BaJuony SO

Gallery 2Jc

RERESENTING

ely Tom St

Honolulu Juno i 1899

Just arrived from NewYork per American shipGeorge Curtis

Black and Galyernizfld Got Nails

Assorted Sizes

Blank and Galvanized Wire Nails t

Assorted Sizes

Hunts Axe and Pick Mat-tocks

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Iron City Axe and PickMattocks

Steel Horse Shoes Frontand Hind assorted sizes

Long Handle Hay Forks2 or 3 tineB

Socket ioose Neck Hoesifand

Hunts Axes 34 to 5rV lbsHandled

Amps Long and ShortHandle Shovils

Ainus Short Handle CoalScoops

Champion Handle CoalScoops

Bush Hooks Medium andHeavy

American Charcoal IronsPutnam Horse Shoe Nails

assorted fiizefr pChumplaiu s Horse Shoe

Nails assorted sizesAldens straight yard

broomsStep Ladders 15 81 and 10

feet highOne and Two Man Cross

Cut Saws 2J to 6 feet longFor sale here at lowept mar-

ket¬

ratesPlease call and examine our

goods i

Tow Bawsilsn Hardware Co Ln

268 Font Street

Thousands of DollarsReceived by the Australia containing1 avariety of Goods that will be sure tointerest MY PATRONS

They were gathered by our Agentin the best Market of Europe and arfethe Product of the foremost manufac1 ure in their respective lines and boughtat such low prices that when you seekthe Quality of them you will realizethat THIS STOKE IS AS EVERTrying to PLEASE and give its Cus ¬

tomers M re value for their Money thanany other Establishment in the City

OUR MILLIMERY DEPARTMENTSAttractive features are tho STYLrSH TRIMMED AND UN TRIMMED HATS that

have JUST been OPENED

9 Importer Queen St

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LOCAL AND OENERAI NEWS

Changes in tho Orpheums bill to-night

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Now Sailor HatsQueen street

at L 13 Kerrs

The Stara play ball with tho KatUBnoxt Saturday

HOSIERY In Lnco and dropstitch effects at Sachs

The barlt K P Rithet has arrivedwith general merchandise

A large Bale of Now Goods at LB Kerrs Queen Street

Tho government band will givo aconcert at Thomas Square thisevening

SHIRT WAISTS In every eoucoivablo style and Material at Sachs

Tho John 0 Potter has arrivedfrom Newcastle N S W with coalafter a very long voyage

Dr Posey specialist for Eye EarThroat and Nose diseases MasonicTemple

Valenciennes Laces Now Patterupk5c a dozen yardB at L B KerrsQusfuu otreet

The Cabinet will consider thematter of a charter for tho proposedHilo Honolulu railroad on Fridaymorning

Mr Richard Ivors has been ap-pointed

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Collector General of Cus-toms

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by tho Executive Council aodhas entered upon his new duties

The majority of us would ratherbe amused in our leisure hours thananything else Tho opportunitycomes next Saturday at the OperaHouse

A preliminary mooting to arrangefor a celebration on the Fourth ofJuh will be held at the N G HArmory and Drill Shed at 730 thiseveuing

As usual Sam Loderer of the I XL is prepared to supply all thenecessaries for the Fourth of Julycelebration Read his advertisementin this issue

FW Macfarlane Secretary of iheMcBryde Sugar Company Ltdpublishes tho nameB nf the ollicersand directors of the Company forthe ensuing year

Tile late Mr Jones well known toEastern play goers should needlittle introduction to Honolulu playgoers It is one of the funniestthing of tho Century

It is generally reported that CapiBowers of the Merehauth Patrolwill succeed Mr Chillingworth assecond Deputy Marshal when Deput-

y-Marshal Hitchcock retires fromoffice

Two new plantations will probablybe orcanized during the week Onewill be located on Kauai with J FMorgan as promoter and the otheron Oahu with J Emmeluth at thehead Both are excellent enterprises

The omployees of the CuatomsBureau united yesterday in present-ing

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to ex Collector General F MMcStooker and his late Deputy J FClay a testimonial of their regardand esteem on their leaving officiallife

The bark Mohicans sugar cargoconsisted of 14610 bags valued at

76147 that of the Emma Claudine1840 bags valued at 10925 and thoErskine M Phelps 82927 bags valuedat 435512 tho last for DelawareBreakwater

There were pionios at Punahouand at the Peninsular on Mondaylast aud those who took part in themhad a fine time It took 12 passengercars to carry theexouraionists to thoPeuinsular Ewa Waianae Waialuaetc back to town

The outlook is that there will beno race meeting on the 4th of JulySome of the horse owners are foelingsore and at present decline to enter ¬

tain any idea of another meetingthis year The soreness will pro-bably

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bo over bofore next week

Louis Marks drove his streetsprinkler yesterday for several hoursas the consequence of a bet made atthe races So says the AdvertiserMarks says he drovo tho cart be-

cause¬

his driver failed to turn upTho streets were sprinkled however

Another stabling affray took placein Punahou atrebt last evening whena Japanese attempted to out hisfaithless wifes throat aud thencommit harikari He failed to cqnneot and it is expected that bothwill live although considerable bloodwas spilt

Minister aud Mrs S M Damonheld a most charming reception attheir country seat at Moanalua onSaturday afternoon in honor of theirson Mr S E Damon and his brideA large numbor of people attendedthe reception and presented theirreBpeots to the young couple andin bidding aloha to tho young brideJrom the land o the heather

TOPICS OF THE Ml

The vory orderly conduct of thopublic at the races on Saturday andMonday is deserving of commentWhile large Bums of moneys ohanged hands and an unusual amount ofenthusiasm and beer woro uncorked there was no rowdyism and thepolice force present was not nailedupon to do anything besides wabching tho races and holler with thehappy crowd Honolulu is a decenttown after all and tho strangers whocome here with tendencies to runtho city as a jay town find out veryquickly that ordor and decency areupheld here

Judgo Wilcox has adopted hisformer rule of sending men whoassault women to jail instead of fin-

ing¬

thorn It is to be hoped thattho prosecution in the upper courtswill not drop the cases and therebyfrustrate the good work of vhe DiH

trict Magistrate All the leadingjournals on the mainland are applauding Delaware for upholdingtho whipping post aud wo hppe thatour next legislature will adopt thatpunishmout for all brutal aud beast¬

ly offenders Ab you do to othersshall be done to you is not a badtext to preach for the benefit ofruffians and brutes

The Robertsons of this city gotbally mixed up in the rrent Sher ¬

man case because apparently anumber of them indulge in the sameinitials A San Francisco paperstited that Mr J W Robertsonformerly Chamberlain to the Queenhd been swindled by E A Shermsn of Oakland in a stock trans-action

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Mr J W- - Robertson em-

phatically¬

denied the soft impeach ¬

ment and in the directory was foundanother 1 W Robertson who waspresumed to have been the victim ofvily Sherman Mr J Weir RobertBan one of our wll known fellowcitizen states that he certainly Wasnot the man who was thrown onthe deal with Sherman and had himarrested so we have come to theconclusion that Honolulu now canboast of three J W Robertsonsand we sincerely hope they wontget mixed in the future

The appointment of Mr RichardIvers to be Collector General wasrather a surprise to the communityThe gentleman may possess all theneeded qualifications for the officebut dear Earnest Patriots did becarry a gun in 1893 or has he everlaid down his life and died for thocause and if so how often We

doubt that the A U P will approveof the appointmont It is a slap inits face and another nail in Dolespolitical doffiu It is humiliating toofor the Great political party whichmakes platforms for election pur-

poses¬

to see Mr W G Irwin whois not politics ordering MessrsDole Damon Co to give to oneof his relations one of the most lucrative offices in the gift of the Gov ¬

ernment The Eirneat Patriots goaround with sulky gloomy andthreatening miens and whisper intho tailor shop that something mustbo done But gentlemen it hasbeen done and jolly Dick Ivers is

Collector General of Customs with-

out¬

a nomination from the Amer-

ican

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Union Party of Honolulu andwithout ever having shot a singleHawaiian

There is another huge row in thecamp of the San Francisco Super-visors

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Of course corruption isoharged

South Dakota and Nebraska havehad a death dealing hurricane

A train wreckage in Iowa killednine persons and injured several

The Philippines olaim that theprofessed peace negotiations are asign of American weakening Therainy season is approaching

The King of Portugal possessestho largest diamond iu the worldIt has a weight of 1680 carats 14ozaud is as large as a hens egg Itcame from Brazil early in the 18thceutury aud was then valued at

224000 whereas now it has a valueof loatwd

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when you take into considerationThe Superiority of Our Offbrings

OUR FOREIGN BUYERS ARE

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messenger Service

Honolulu Serviceliver messages packagesvhnne

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Persons having articles theywilling contribute Ha-

waiian exhibit Greater Amer-ica Omaha

summer pleasewith Articles

desiredexotic fruits grow

naturaljams jellies pickles

domestic handicraftmade chiefly wholly Ha-waiian material

Curios historical relics naturalhistory

otherwork local artists amateurs

Please state whethertheir return

insuredtheir custody

shouldceived latnr than Saturday June

DANIEL LOGANSecretary

POSTSHARP Musical Director

Post Irish Faroe

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And ship us by every steamer someHIGH CLASS NOVELTIES

We Have Always SomeihiDg Hew Something Choice Interest Yon

We Are Here ior the of the

Mes3enRer

Hawaiiau Exhibit

DIRECT IMPORTERS

GMTER AMERICA

EXPOSITION

Expositioncommuni-

cate undersigned

Indigenouspreservedcondiments

Specimens

specimens collectionsseparately

Paintings drawings

contribu-tions

anything referring

communications

Commission

HE ORPHEITM

Family Theatre

Manager

TO NIGHT

Laughable

THE COMING MAN

ALERT

Benefit Ladies

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Pacme HeightsApplications will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING CO

for the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysaud commanding a superb marine and scenic view stretching from Dia-mond

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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in

course of construction and choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

On the Nuuauu side of tho hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate

Tho Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted

according to the number of applicationsflgr Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feet

0f Terms Easy

BRUCE WARING CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

1776 1899Hurrah for the Fourth of JulyFIREWORKS FLAGS BALLOONS

DECORATION MUNTIN08 FIUKLDSRED AVHITK AND BLUB PAPE8 FK8TOONING8

RED WHITE AND BLTJK STARS AND STRIPE KIBMONB

fjF Assorted cases Fireworks at 15 20 aud 25Waebington Grant Dewey and Lincoln For sale at

mtu MMM

Telephone 178

a Corner Nuuanu and King Streets

3 W LEDERER Prop etor

BY AUTHORITY

IBHIGATION NOTICE

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those paying water rates are berebynotified that tlio hours for irrigationpurposes are from 0 to 8 oleook a in nndfrom 4 to 0 oclock p in

AN DUE TV BROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved 8 M DamonMinister of Interior ad Intorlm

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Lithographs of

NOTICE

P O Box 635

PERSONS OWING THE FIRMALL J T Wnterhouse are neroby re-queued

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to call and Bottle their accountsus promptly as postiblo Payments shouldbo mucin to Mr Ocorgo 8 Wnterhouse atour tilllco and former placo of business intho WaV rley Block Bethel street nowoccupied by tho firm of Henry May CoLtd

Wo would also request that all partiesHaving cimms ngainbi us proaent same onor beforo June 15 ib99 attho above location J

Honolulu JunoT WAiEBHOUBK

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THE CELEBRAiED

Fabst Milwaukee Beer

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In Union is and so itis in Co

The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prices lor a time bat it has againcome down to its former level and wo aregettiDg our groceries as chap as we everhad them before If every stockholder inthe company were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Co opera Ivo GroceryCo the success of the will beassured

Call and trade free delivery lo all partsof the city

E TIUTJENSManager 1alama Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd outKinc Btreet opposite Kailroad Central Depot

Oo

il KING STREET

Wholcsalo anilRetail

AMD

Orders promptly attended to and work

FORTW9

VAIKIKI BEACH - - - Honolulu H I

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There earth and air and tea and ikyWith breaker long give lullaby

King Btreet Tram Cars pass the doortaction and nhlMrnn for

MFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

CARRIAGE AND WAGON

11UBBER TIItES AND ROLLER BEAU- -

ING AXLES070 tf

SAn AGUES OF LAND IN GRANTSrt I 2130 and 010 at Kamneo North HiloHawaii Apply to

MORRIS KHeal Estate Agent

1165 tf 15 Kaahumanu Street

IN aOTTViES

AND ON

Is served in the

Royal Pacific and CosmopolitanSALOONS

Fine

JUST AE HIVED

AND

ANDCarriage Fittings

Groceries the Fore

Strengthoperation

corporation

fetropolitan Meat

Wavy Contractors

Plumber and Gas litter

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEARTELEPHONE

LONG BRANCH BATES

SHERWOOD Proprietor

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HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE

BUILDERS

FOIR AXiEJ

KEOHOKALOLE

DRAUGHT

ZCUJtmK wri COMfhlntWi

Busmoas Carda

W O AOFt OO

Real Estatl Stock and BootEjokehs

Office 10 West King Street Honolulu1215 ly

A L O ATKINSON

Attorney at Law

Ofllre Corns r King and Bethel Streets1207 up stairs tf

A B ROW AT D V S

Graduate of McGill University lion treal J

Has hud ten years practical experiencein the treatment of Ho sei Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left at Club or Pantheon Stableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 510 Fort Btreet Telephone 785

979 tf

R N BOYD

StmvETon and Real Evtate Agent

Office Bethel Street over the New230 Model Restanrant ly

DR SLOGGETT

PnYBIOIAN AND SufiGEON

Has removed his Offices to the 3d FloorProgress Block Fort htrect

EDMUND H HART

Notabt Public and Ttpewbiteb CON ¬

VEYANCER AND SeaBOHEB OP

Records

No 16 Kaahumanu Street

DR WALTER HOFFMANN

Cornoi Beretnnia and Punchbowl Street

Offlco Hoars 8 to 10 a x 1 to 3 r mj7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 av m

Telephone CIO P O Box 601

L O ABLES

Genebal Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

U05 Fort Street Honolulu H I

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIbon Work

King Btreet Honolulu

ALLEN ife ROBINSONDealers in Lumbub and Coal and

buildino materials ofAll Kinds

CJnoin Rtrpst Hnnnlnln

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ESTATE BHQIBTEK

A Kocord of Beat and ForsonalEstate Transactions of Recordin tho Offlco oi tho Registrar ofConvoyancos

conveyances

Recorded May 2 1899

Haunah K Harvest mid husbandAt al of Wailuku Mntii to A NKepoiltai r tho amo placf Wnrrauty Deed dntcvl March Ul 1809ciusidnrationr00 Libor 191 fnlio95 Interest in Grant 1775 nt Hnuiakua Hawaii

Akahi and husband of Honoluluto Kaiii vof I ho Raton place Dneddated March 131881 rnnsitloratiou

125 Liber 191 folio 800 Pieco oflaud nt Mokmien Knlilii Honolulu

Kawahineai ami wifp of HannMaui to Kaiawe of tliH same placoDood dated Den 27 1898 considerntiouSlOO Libor 191 folio 90 Interest in the Estate of Kanohohaolp

Kaalcau of Kawaihau Kauai loMrs Emma 0 Makee of KapaaKauai Deed dated March 27 1899consideration 150 Liber 191 folio97 Interest in the Hui Laud of Moloaa Kauai

SP Nalehua of Waialee OahutoYoung See and wife Deed datfdJanuary 281899 consideration 270Liber 191 folio 301 Interest in theHui Laud of Puheemiki KoolauloaOahu

S L Kanaka and wife of Waianae Oahu toWaiaoaeCo ExchangeDeed dated April 291899 consider-ation

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S500 Liber 191 folio 98 RP1037 L C A 9187 at KamaileWaianae

Waianae Co to S L Kamaka andwife et al of Waianae Oahu Ex ¬

change Deed dated April 29 1899Liber 191 folio 99 R P 1034 LOA 3126 at Pukoa R P 1060 L CA3015 at Lehauoiki and water pipesat VVaiauae

C Wiuatrj Trustee of Honoluluto W-- O Aiken of the same placeWan amy Deoddatnd April 3 1899cansidratioD S600 Liber 191 folio302 Lots 1 to 7 22 23 aud 21 Bio k8U at Kapahulu Honolulu

Hauaand husband etal of Knlanpapa Molokai to Lihaiua CoffeeFruit Co Deed dated April 281899consideration 600 Liber 191 folio303 Piece of laud at Lhaina Maui

Ohas H Fairer aud wife of HiloHawaii to J W Borgstrom Deeddated April 27 1899 considerationS100 Liber 194 folio 101 Half ofLot 22 at Kautnana Hilo

Chas H Fairer and wife of HiloHawaii to H C Austin Deed datedApril 27 1899 consideration S2500Liber 194 folio 102 Half of Lot 22at Kauinaua Hilo

J W Bergstrom and wife of Ho-nolulu

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to H C Austin of the sameplace Warranty Deed dated May2 1899 consideration 1500 Liber194 folio 103 Half of Lot 22 atKaumaua Hdo Hawaii

Kalepo k of Honolulu to OhasWilliaruSjof Hamakua Hawaii Deeddated May 21899 consideration 40Liher 194 folio 104 Interest in RP7365 L C A 4111 at KukuihaeleHamakua

C S Desky and wife of Honoluluto J R Wilson of Hilo HawaiiWarranty Deed dated May 1 1899consideratioD2600 Liber 191 folio308 Lot on Reeds Ieland Hilo

Y Ahin of Honolulu to EdarCayplexs of the same place War ¬

ranty Deed dated April 28 1899consideration 1 Liber 191 folio310 Portion of Grant 3269 at Kulaokahua Honolulu

MORTGAGES

Recorded May 2 1899

HC Austin and wifeof Honoluluto Mary J Alexander of HaikuMaui Dated Mav 2 1899 consider-ation

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2500 at 9 8 months Liber192 folio 212 Lot 22 at KaumanaHilo Hawaii

B F Dillingham of Honolulu to0 S Kynnorsly of Kona HawaiiChattel Mortgage dated April 281899 consideration 25000 at 8S years Liber 192 folio 214 Leasehold livestook c on the Island ofKahoolawe

Louis Busnell of Honolulu toPioneer Building Loan AssociationDated May 1 1899 consideration

800 Liber 192 folio 216 Grants3173 and 8624 on Punchbowl HillHonolulu

LEASES

Rfcorded May 2 1899

J W Kaikainahaolo to ApnhuDated April 23 1892 term 12 yearsrental 50 per annum Libor 190folio 118 R P 232 L O A 8858at Matiana Ewo Oahu

E H Wodehouao Trustee et alof Honolulu to J M Silva of thesame place Dated April 28 1899term 10 years from date rental 35per annum Liber 190 folio 114Piece of laud in Houolulu

Kaneohe Ranch Co Ltd to YimQuon of Honolulu Dated April 11899 term 15 years from January 1

I

1898 rental 152 per annum Liber190 folio 115 2262 acres at Waikalua Koolaupoko Oahu

M S Poreira of Honolulu to SKobayashiof the sauie place DatedMay 1 1899 term 15 years fromdate rental 300 per annum Liber190 folio 118 Piece of land ou Liliha streot Houolulu

For That Tired FoelineThat steals over you as t ho dayo

work is over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glae ofRAINIER BEER TtiBthetnnio j06need beats all tho medicine you cantakebritigson a sound refreshing audhealthy sleep and makes one feet likea new person On tap or in bottlest the Criterion Snlonn Phono 783

At tho AnchorCaptain Carlyle states that the

Bock Beer is pan for this term Atthe clobrated Anchor ho nowquenches the thirst of his customerswith high grade Jesse Moore whis ¬

key or with Cyrus Nobles whitemalt whiskey which mixed withplain soda makes tho famous drinkknowu as High Ball

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Per AUSTRALIA Tor CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmou Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 378

MOFFSCMLikEGEfSt CO

LimitedSUCCESSORS TO

ED HOFPSGHLAKGER a GO

Kiu and Bethel Streets

Have Just Iteceived a Shipment of theCelebrated

BDBS lOfHieDIOdStrongest and mobt durable Sewl rMachines in tho Market equippedwith the latest Improvements

ALSO IN BTOOK

Musical Instrumentsof all kinds

IMPORTERS OF -

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Sesrs Ale Wices laporsof the very finest qualities

If you wish to obtain the

Best Pure Genuine Article

Call for Our Canned

Chicken Soupwhich you will find Superior to any-

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of its kind on the market

ALSO IN STOCK

I X L TamalesI X Si Frijoles

I X I Chili Con CanieETC ETC ETC

Ill FORT STREET TFIFPnuNH 240

FOR RENT

The Premises known as tho

TIVOLIon tho beach at Waikiki

Furnished or Unfurnished

For particulars apply to

1150

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

No 310 Fort St

NOTICE

Tho undersigned beg leave to no-tify

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their patrous and tho publicthat the Grocery and Provision busi ¬

ness of their respective firms will boconsolidated aud incorporated undertho name and Btyle of HENRYMAY CO LIMITED on Juno t1899 All accounts contracted priorto that date will be duo to thoundersigned and not to tho Corpor-ation

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Pending the erection of tho newstores to bo occupied by tho Corpor-ation

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on the site of the presentstore of H May Co the Companywill occupy as a retail departmentthe Btoro now occupied by H EMclutyre Bros at corner of Fortand King streets telephones Nos 22and 92 with Messrs H E Mclntyreand Day of May Co in chargeThe Wholesale and also tho RetailDepartment of the Company will boconducted at the J T Waterhousestand on Bethel Btreet TelephoneNos 21 and 919 with Mr T Mayaud Mr F Waterhouse in charge

The undersigned do3ire to expresstheir thanks to their patrons andthe public for pait favors and askthat same bo continued to the Com-pany

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succeeding themfl E MoTNTYRE BROSH MAY COJ T WATERHOUSE

Dated Honolulu May 18991205 tf

M IIRIIMOOLIMITED

AG ENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR UKFININQ CO

Sau Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOOOMOTIVK WORKSPhiladelphia Ponn TT S A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManl National Cane Shredder1

New York TJ S A

N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Oal

RIBDON IRON LOCOMOTIVE- WORKS582 tf 8an Francisco Cal

Wm Inrta CoUlHITKIIJ

Wm Q Irwin President it Muun- -Olans Spreckels Vii p PresincoW M Giflard Secretary A Tri asurf rM H Whitney Jr Auditoc

sugarIpaotokrAK1

Commissi twhAOCITn Ol in- t-

Oceanic Steamship CampOf 8n WrunnlcPO hi

Bruce Wanog Go

Real Estate Boaters503 Fort St near Kin

EUlLUINa LOTSHOUBK8 AND LOTS ANI

Lands For saiB5- p- turtles wishing to dispi p of m

Proportion rto Invited lo rill nt im

Waipatiu Package Express

tfTUl leave Waipahu at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturday s

Leavo Honolulu from corner of Kingand Fort Streets fMcIntyron at Vinoon same days

Express Wagon 141

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Day 2U0APJCOIAL MONTHLY RATJWi

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lid tlie liiiest Menls thin Oity

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