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From San Francisco:llllonlnn March 17 VOUR chances of securing a joba KTTT T T7TTTFor San Francisco: J ! through advertising arc goodChirm March 1C

From Vancouver: K V JL--J 1U iiJJLJ JL XX 1 evenadvertising,

though jobsyour

arcchancesscarce.

wouldWith-

outMakura April 2 be oor even if jobs were not scarce.

ForAornugi

Vancouver:, ,, Match 31 3:30 EDITION It Pays to Advertise in the Bulletin- -It Pays the Bulletin to Advertise cost One Cent A Word!

WANT ADS.

VOL. XI. HO. 42G0. 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1900. 10 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS.

OFFICIAL COUNT IN GREAT BULLETIN CONTESTTAFT'S FIRST MESSAGE IS VERV BRIEFrtv ClUll UUU

IN B

MISS DE LA NUX HAS

HIGHEST. HONORS

'Misses Ho of Lahaina,

Victor of Hilo, andDeverell

ARE WINNING CANDIDATES

I TIIEIK DISTRICTS

Splendid Showing Made by MiniDinklagc and Miss McKcaguc I

of Oahu Miss Akau I

Ncir Winning i

It wnn n grc'it content nnil n very I

representative .arty of turns lidlcs

1;: hk'v .Miss

KQw&fr'""

V' K& iM,

MISS SOriHA DE LA NUX

Winner of Chaperone Honors in Dis-

trict No. 1

will ultciid tho AInnka-Yilkni- i Exposltlon ob a result of their efforts In

II nl lot In subscriptions.Tlio report of tlio cninmlttoo Imvlni;

tho count In charge HtntcB Iho Maud-lii-

of Iho cnntcMnuta ami llm wlnncriiIn llm several districts. (Iinlcr llminles of tin content Hi" liiiimr of sol- -

Honolulu, T. H., March 15th, 1809.the undersigned, were selected as judges in the Bulletin g

Company's, Limited, Seattle Exposition Contest, and do herebycertify that wo have counted the votes east up to 8 o'clock March 15th,1909, and find the results of said count to be correct as 'follows:

Signed EO. WHITE.K. B. PORTER.0. A. STEVEN.

This fifteenth of March, Nineteen Hundred and Nine.

MissMissMissMiss

MissMissMissMissMissMissMissMissMissMiss

MistMluMiss

Mi"

We,

day

Miss

MissMissMissMissMissMiss

DISTRICT NO. 1.INCLUDES THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU.

Sophie de la Nux, Wichman Co. HonoluluLcla Dinklngo HonoluluIda McKeasuc AieaMartha Voss, crap. Sachs Co. . .HonoluluFlorence Winter HonoluluNellie McLain HonoluluLizzie Ten Sue Kan HonoluluMillie Duchalsky HonoluluMargarctte Lum HonoluluMadeline Dutra HonoluluA. Todd Rodanct HonoluluMary Dias HonoluluAmoy Fook Tai Honolulu ,Amy Awai HaleiwaLiz'? FcrrciraWhitney &Marih Honolulu

DISTRICT NO. 2.INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF HAWAn.

Elizabeth K. Victor HiloMercy K. Akau Hilo ,Tnnnie Marcos KailuaAnnie Hattie KohalaVictoria Homer ...., ..Hilo .....Louise de Harne Kohala, HawaiiJulia K. Kawewchi KcauhouHattie Saflery Honokna

DISTRICT NO. 3.INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF MAUI.

Florence Ho LahainaJennie Hansen WailukuMary Gohicr Lahaina ,Mabel Waiaholo Lahaina . jEva Scholtz WailukuHattie Kalino Makawao ,L. K. Hart WailukuEsther M. Hanuna Hana

DISTRICT NO. 4.INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF KAUAI.

Florence Deverill Hanalei, KauaiMable Hhstle ElecleMiriam Mundon Kapaa, Kauaiuonnie jtassotn walmea, KauaiAngcline F. Silva Waimea, KauaiEthel E. Edwards Kilauea, Kauaj

GRAND

ertlng the rhuporone of the party restswllli .Minn ilu In Nux.

The most exciting part of tlio countwas wlu'il tlio cintfstiiiit for Oaliunftil Hawaii wi-r- gone over. Up totlio Ijittt It wan thought that thoIcnilotshlp for (bhu would go to MissMcKcagun of Air II, who hail como toIho front no strongly In recent weeks,Her linllotB wmo counted beforo thoso

Made

VOTES CAST

ULLETIN CONTEST

raipPI

For YouWc give you the opportunity of having the world's

greatest Tailors mako your suit to your mcasurcfrom cloth

you select yourself.

"Benjamin Clothes"are famous tho world over for their stylish cut, their ex-

clusive tastcfulncss, and the fine quality of cloth that goes

into them. Stop in, and sec some of them at

The Kash Co., Ltd.CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL STS.

"9

799,601741,091740,923422,465345,770333,385271,636125,698

08,46183,60979,53177,37871,46200,16152,733

478,128446,138375,023371,742204,374

75,88160,39136,131

692,920556.3G2194,067

,194.119112,70772,90259,1(1038,360

403,413352,590288,168151,709101,14157,088

TOTAL 0,030,237

uf Miss Dlnklage nnil Mini do la Nuxworp leached, mid when her total wasrondo Known nnioiiR those In thn Hul-lo tin office they felt that tho coun-try had dono tho largest nmoiint oftollcltlng. Hut Iho consistent workdono by "Miss Wnklago and Mlsa do laNux from tho very outset told, Theyrolled up votes they hSd lieen hohlliiKIn rouro for many weeks mid steppedInto loading positions.

AmniiR tho outside IhIhikIh. awas required to cFtuhllsli thn

ixisltlon of Miss Victor and Miss Akauof Hilo. Miss Florence Ho of tho Maul

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DOITNOW!

The best time to make yourWILL is NOW.

The best way is to havo us

draw it up in proper legalform without charge.

HawaiianTrust Co.

Ltd.,

HOUSE WRANGLES

OVERJILO PARK

Unimportant QuestionOuc'upibs Most Of

. Mornirg

BILLS PASSED DFLKHTING

MOKE POWER TO COUNTIES

Axe Being Sharpened for Many Vic-

tims Appropriation Bill Upin Lower Chamber This

Afternoon

jh'oi3se.

Twenty-thir- Day Morning Session.'Tlio Important question of whbther

Hilo shall have one park two parka orno puik oci'lipled tin; attention of tlioI loupe dprliiR u Rood idiaro of thomoinliig, -- tho luinorililo Itoprosent9-Ihef- l

k'c'iiiIiir'Io think thla one of th'buriiliiii qiicatjon of tho day. Theyaiifucd the matter io nnil con unlittho Speaker finally hud to Ret out thoHIS Btlck, liruph I ho diiBt off the linndie nud wield It tlRcroiihl) to makutlii limine iitop U'jiitlni; Unio and r'.'down to lnulno.sti. It us finally de-

cided that Hilo bIiohIiI have two iark(i,Ilia nrsument ndvaiU'oil by Ke.ilnwuathat tho tmmiticrft would, If they cavoHilo her recreation plaren, havo a

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.

Thero Is a BiipretiHed atmosphere ofexpectancy notlccnblo nround thn CityUnit today, has It that thoquestion of payluc tho road depart-ment imployccs who were thrown outof n Job by thu decision of tho Huprcmo Court will bo brought up at to-

night's meeting of tho lloard of Sup-ervisors,

Whether Iho friend-ship between Ilia Honor and tho coun-ty lawmakers will stand tho Htruln, orwhether Iho whltn-wlnge- pigeon of

will Kb wIiirb andneck rooRtliig plnco anew, In ix matterthat la canning no little upcculntlon.

Thn vetoing of tho "Knabllng Act-- '

by tho Governor, and thn Hiistnlnlng ofthu veto In both hotinrti, htiH

on Pae 2)

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Co.,72 S. KINO. PHONE 15.

in

AGENT

Plan To

Tab On Government

Funds

GOVERNOR'S VETO

Coclho's Medical Practice Bill MustWait Until Saturday Upper

House Will Visit Ka- -

piolani Park

SENATE.

Twenty-thir- Day Morning Cession.Shoulif Senate Hill No. 80, toRolli-f.- rwith the amendments recommend-

ed by the Waya and Means Commtttcoof tho upper cliumlicr, becomo u law,nil expenditures of public money, nafar us the Territory la concorneil utleast, will be 'hedged around withKt.fcfiiianU which will, It Is believed,ohvlntn nil danger of the LcglRlntutoIn tut mo bclni; called upon to niM(

nicclnl appropriations to llquldatounpaid bills.

In purtlciilar In tho committee' outnftcr Hip practice of making'

purchatei with TerrltotlaLfundR. One amendment recommend- -'

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OLD BREACH MAY IM.S. FLORA IS

YET BE REOPENED HERE FROM ORIENT

Spectre Of The Payless Second British CruiserWorkers StalksAt

Banquet

Humor

nowly-ccmentc-

tranquility spread

thrown(Continued

BANANASPINEAPPLES

PAPAYAS

Island Fruit

PopularPrices

Best Meals Town

Alexander YoungCafe

COMMITTEE WANTS

PURCHASING

Suggested Keep

SENATE SUSTAINS

Indis-criminate

Arrive? At This

Fort

The Ilrltlsh cnilBer Flora, CaptainRowland Nugent, II. N., arrived onaday ahead of her scheduled tlmo thismorning from Yokohama, making thotrip In fourteen riayu.

Thu Flora Is 320 fuel long and 40Hfeet wide. Hor horse-pow- la 7000,and Bpeud 18 knots. Hhe was built In1833, und has been stationed In Asiaticwuteru. Dcforo going to Yokohama,whenco sho camo here, sho was InChinese waters.IjibI night tho Morn passed tho Korea,going to the Orient.

Tho officers of tho Flora are as fol-

lows: Captain, II. Nugent; Uouton-mil- s

A. F. Armltngc.K. M. Orlevo, BII. n. Stanloy, 0. M. Skinner, t.

W. B. Talt and S. WoodB; Eng.Commander C. F. Pendleton; Knglneor,Mont. t). M. Worth; Staff Surgeon, W.H. Sequclra; Surgeon W. F. Archl-bold- ;

Chuplaln, A. II. Pitt; AssistantPaymaster. A. F. Cooper; Staff pay-master, II. A. Giles; Ouoncr, B. II.Honk; Carpenter. II. Harcock; lloat-Bwal- n

II. McOrlovo. Tho full comple-ment of tho cruiser Is 310

Ab soon as tho Flora docked Meutcn-(Continue-

on Page 2)

Theater Ticketsthe best there is in the house," areto be had from us promptly for asmall fee above the usual price. Bet-ter get the best there is.

TERRITORIAL MESSENGERSERVICE. PHONE 381.

Spring MattressesNEW SHIPMENT OF HIGH ORADE, IMPORTEDSPRING MATTRESSES, FOR WOOD OR IRON BEDS.

JUST RECEIVED.

J. Hopp fc Co.,185 KING ST,

TARIFF

nn L m I I

WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10. Tlie ctra session or Concrcssheard today President Taft's first messajtc. It was particularly noted forits brevity, and indicates that the President will net to given to lon(rdissertations.

The President's message states that revision of the tariff is requiredpromptly, as more revenue is need for the conduct of the Government.

The President surecsts to Congress that the less time Riven to othersubjects than the tariff or revenue at this session, the better it will befor the country.

Two OfficerEISENCAP, Germany. March 1G. Sclnt7.bfr Mil" n wealthy civil-

ian who is very jealous of his American wife, has killod two army off-icers in duels.

0 Siier. Wi StayWASHINGTON, D. C, March 13. Aptbnscador O'Pricn will renviin

as America's Ambassador at Tokio. This action has boon determined up-on at the request of the Michigan Senators. Foracr Scctctnry Straus,mentioned for the Tokio post, will b: sent on sorns other diplomatic mis-sio-

POR GOVERNMENT STEAMERS

WASHINGTON, D. C, March 16. Congressman McLacltlan liasintroduced a bill to provide a Government steamship line between Pan-ama and San Francisco. This bill is along the same line as the bill in-troduced by McLachlan near tho close of the last session,

tf-- . .

CRUM'S SUCCESSOR

WASHINGTON, D. C March 10.-- E. W. Durant lias been nominal-e- d

by President Taft aa Collectorof the Port at Charleston, S. C, in placeof Cram, pie negro appointee who resigned.

LOGAN'S CARGO

ISJOMING OUT

The transport I.opin Is transfer-ring some of her cargo today ontothe barge Mohican, whleh was towedalongside this morning. Thn operation started as soon ns the men werePicked to do thn work.

As soon as sufficient cargo hasbean discharged to lighten hor, tin- -

other attempt will be miido to pullthe Logan off Iho reef. The twolirltlali cruisers, now in port, the

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WOOLLEY IS COMING.

The Friend announces that John (IWoolley Is to tukn chnrgo of the AutlSaloon campaign tho latter pint of llnmonth, Mr Woolley Is on boird theHlloulaii, diiu hero Wcdiicvday

CLERKS MUST BUCKLE

DOWNJOJUSINESSSenator FalrcblM thh nltetnoon

n Joint resolution in the Sen-ate, tlxlllir tlio olllrn tmtira of thn Tuplitorlal officers and oiiiil'ni-.-- s ThoIwillru fir,, riimi K'!!n li, llit, in.tilnT.. u ... ....... .. ,. ,,, ,..u tv..ii!.nuntil K o'clock In the afternoon. Tlio "'

resolution pasted Hist reading nud wasrcfcrri'd til thn I'Mllllm- -

According to rumor. Senator 1'iilr-- "..

child riiuie time ngo. called at a cer-tain public ofllco nt 3:30 o'clock In thoafternoon and found tin, clerka pl'iylur;it their desks, waiting for tho clocklo strike I.

J. II. McCarthy collects ilamnnes tohla machine from it chauffeur at thopoint of n levoher

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Our U P H A M line is honestall the way through,

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WIUMNUHOAY

1IIUKHDAV

HA'IUIIIMY

All visiting members o( IhoOrder are cordially invited tonttetid meetings of local lodges

HARMONY LODGE, Ho. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.

Meets eveiy Monday evening nl7:30 in 1. O. O. F Hall, l'urt Street.

E U. HENDRY, Secretary1'. D. ICKH, N. O.

All vltltlug brothers very cordiallyInvited.

OAHU L0D0E.No. 1, K. of P.

Meets every first and third Friday eenlng nt 7.30 )n K. o( r. Hall.corner Fort ami Here tun la. Visitingbiotheia cordially Invited to nttenrt.

F It NUC1ENT. 0 C.

II. GOSLING. K. It S.

HONOLULU LODOE G10, B. P. 0. E.

Honr-lu- Lodge No. 016, U. P. 0.E will meqt In their hall on Kingnear Fort Stroet overy I"rlday even-In- s.

lly order or the E. It.:HENRY 0. EASTON,

Secretary.WM. II. McINERNY, E. It.

Win. M'KIHLEY LODOE No.8, K.ofP.

Meets every 2nd nnd 4th Saturdayevening at T.30 o'clocK In K. ot P.Hall, tor. Tort nnd Rcretanln. Visit-ing brothers cordially Invited to at-

tend.M. McC.REW. C fi.

E. A. JACOUSEN, K. ft. S.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.

t..tm ii. n.i trrvmcii uu iun iiu uuu it,u t tr- -

NKSDAY evenings of each month at7:30 o'clock In K. of 1'. Hull, cornel

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Osrutanla and Tort streets.Visiting Eagles ure invited to aV

tend.W M MiC'OV PrestIt. T. MOOIIE. Becy.

HAWAIIAN TRIBE Ho. 1, 1. 0. R. tt.

Meets every first and third Thura-daj- s

of each month at Knight otPythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor-dially Invited to attend.

OEO SANDERSON, Sacliera.E V TODD. C of R

...1... . .. - 1.JJjuwjuranccu.rEiixTOi

Perfumes

The best assortment evershown in the city. STYLES

and PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

Leave your order for a bosof Lchnhardt's Candy, Treshonly at

CHAMBER'S DRUG

CO., Ltd.

Corner King nnd Fort Streets.PHONE 131.

Ai. .- -'

PAFEE' All kinds in rolls and sh.eti.

AMEEICAH-HAWAIIA- PAPER dSUPPLY CO., LTD.

Fort and Queen St.., Honolulu.Tel, 110. George G. GUla. Gen. Mgr

RYCR0FT'S SODA

Purest Flavor Highe-- t QualityGuaranteed Absolutely Pure,

PH0-- 5 270.

Wong Wong,CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.

PLUMBING and PAINTING.Office: Honolulu Painting Co., 221

King St.; T. 0. Box 014.

Illauk books of all sorts, ledgersetc, manufactured by tho Hulletln

, i' Publishing Company.

Stearns' Electric

Rat and Roach

Pasterids the house of all verminin a night. Drives rats andmice out of the house to die.

2 02. box 2!k; 10 ot. box f 1.00.Sold everywhere or seat eipreitprepaid on receipt ot price.

STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE CO.,CMcigo,lll.

Good MealsPromptly Served

Three TimesA Day

Palm Cafe,HOTEL HEAR DHIOH.

wssasEi

Reliablyis written on every piece of"1835" Silverware we sell.We Carry It Iu

Three Beautiful Patterns

Oar guarantee goes with 'each.

J. A. R. Vieira & Co.

113 H0TBL STREET

IStgfe(F.l.bll.lil 17)

An Inhil.tlon lorWhooplng-Coug- h, Croup,

Broncmtis, uougns.Diphtheria, Catarrh.

OrMoUn l a Bon t Alhmill .Tl. II M.t Mamnat. .ffKtl.tObr..lb.lBft

remlr lor aiK...i 01 id. Dn.iw.rwiloumui. rtx-- J Into - "--'', . ,

.." t.i. - V...II. art vino? ItroloBM skdn.int IrMtmODt. It ll lTftlBW Ul ttOlUrt

with i mall children.TboM of a Con

araplUa Tfindtncrwill find lmracdtftt rItfrom Cougbf or 1b0hh4Condition of tb thrtwU

ALL DRUQOISTS.5nd rotul tor

VooiULCo Jw4 ffjT eflJ80 Vullor. RtrMt.

N.w York.

Gold DollarsAt a Discountare juit as easy to get as a good jobof painting at a cheap price. WhenI do work I do it ricrht not oheap.

Tom SharpTHE PAINTER

Elite Bui'ding. Phone 387.SHARP SIGNS attract attention

Fall MillineryBEAUTIFUL STYLE

NOW ON EXHIBITIOn.

MISS POWER'SE01T0N BLDO., FORT ST.

IUT FLOWERS

AND DECORATIVE PLANTS

Mrs. E.M. TAYLORTHE FLORIST, HOTEL YOUNG Bid.

Telephone 339.

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'The Finest Bathing on the Beach."Meals At All Hour.

WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.W. C. BEROIN, Proprietor.

For Distilled Water and AssortedSoda Watei, delivered to office andresidence, RING UP 557, '

Arctic Soda Water Works1203 Miller St. M. R. DE SA

185 editorial rooms 250 butlness office. These are the telephonenumbers of the Bulletin office.

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EVENING BOltKTlN. HONOLULU, T. It., TUESDAY, MAIt. 16, 19fl!.

GENERAL

Don't let time, dutt and cockroachesdestroy the value of unusual furni-

ture; let a Bulletin Want Ad eellthem for you.

A clean eity means a healthy oity,A speedometer has been lost. Sec

nd, this Issue.You will always And your friends

at the Royal Annex.Manuel Souza was fined $4 by Judgo

Andrada this morning for drunken-ness.

Take your oarriage or automeblleto Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for

repairs.I; you are Ioousg tor any or yonr

friends, go to the "Two Jacks" andjoti'll Snd them.

Engineer James T Talor woh a re'turning passenger on the Mauna I.nafrom n professional visit to Han all.

John Erlcksnii, against whom achnrgo of being drunk was laid, wasdischarged from custod) thin morningnt the Police Court.

What about jour halt It's ttmo llwns seen to. Call on the Expert

Work guaranteed. FortSt opp. Club Stables.

Road Overseer J K Pnelc of Koo-- I

an reported that the Wnlkanc nndWnlnholo bridge has been badly dam-

aged b) the recent torrential rains.The quo warranto writ secured by

John 11 Wilson nnd J. K. Tncloagainst Thomas P. Cummins and Sol-

omon Peck was dismissed estordayb. Judge Itoblnson

Mr Howell, contest manager for thoH u 1 o 1 n, left on the Mntina Kca torn trip lo tho Volcano. Ho was accom-pli nkd by Harry Mclntlre, a Los An-

geles newspaperman.Pupils of tho Normal School were

among tho Interested spectators thismorning of tho operations ot theIrnnsport Logan nnd, tho arrival ofthe China from Yokohnmn.

Captain Lane ot the tug Intrepidban been appointed pilot during Cap-

tain Saunders' prcsenco on tho Lo- -

tnn. Cnptaln Lano brought the Chi-

na Into the harbor this morning anddocked ho rat tho Channel wharf.

I nllio matter of Henjnmln F. Dil-

lingham vs. M. F. Scott, In which JudgeDo Dolt gato judgment nralnst Scottlor 11G61.G7, Scott tins filed a petitionto tho Supremo Court for n writ of error to allow Mm to carry tho case up

Chang Knu received a letter fromS. T Kong, a n Chinese,formerly of Honolulu, who passedthrough hero In the Korea, tintingthat he would proceed to Europe topurchase mntnrl.ils for n railroadcompany which ho represents, liealso wrote that the Immigration of-

ficials In San Francisco did not treathim nicely,

SHOPPING NEWS

AUD

BUSINESS REVINDERS

A buggy, harness and mare aro of-

fered for sale.A Han alien oval belt luckle has

been lost. Seo ndToilet soap used over nnd over

again Is apt to spread contagion. Don-so-

Smith & Co, Ltd., rmo a Mould

soap and dispenser that "111 preventit.

Try Rjcrpft'a Sodas. Send for acaso today far home uso. Thcro arono sodas of better flavor or finer, pur-

er quality. Phono 270 for an assortedcaso nnd give them a fair trial.

Sonled proposals in triplicate, formiscellaneous printing at Honolulu, II.T dining tho jcar ending Juno 30,1910 will bo received at tho office otDeport Quartermaster, Honolulu, 11. T..All tho now popular novels by tho

best authors of tho day aro to hafound at tho Hawaiian Nowh Co. Fas-

cinating talcs of lovo and ndventuro,told In modem, living1 proso. Call andsee.

Our linoleum Is tho only sanitary,durable floor covering for homes, offi

ces and publlo buildings Hint Is nothard on tho feet. In plain colors. InlaliU, grnnltcs, nnd prints, Iowers &Cooko, Ltd.

Tho Owl cigar is tho finest flvo-con- t

smoko on earth, and better than manya ten-cen- t smoke. Tho prlcu of a cigardoesn't matter much after you havelit it tho quality Is tho thing. M. A.(lunst & Co.

If jou dlo without leaving n will,tho law decides In what manner yourproperty shall bo divided: if jou makua will, v'ati decldo tor yourself. Lot usdraw up jour will without charge n

Trust Co., Ltd."Dcnjntnin Clothes" aro famouB th

world over for their stylish cut, theirexclusive, tastofulncss, and the flnoquality of cloth that goes Into thorn.Uaa ono mado for )ou to jour meas-ure, Tho Hash Co , agents.

isaar" For 8ale" cards at Bulletin.

A Most Bxcellont Assortment of

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Yankee Department Store

LONDON, England, March lfi. Ono hundred nnd fifty thousandleoplo attended the opening today of tho first American department BtoroIn this city, it was a mcmornblo ovent In the history of the' Englishretail trade.

WAGES OF STEEL

HARR1SHURO, Pn March lf.cmp!o)lng 9000 men, hns reduced Its

HO GAMBLING- -

CARSON, Novndn, March IB Tho Scnnto has pasted tho nntlg.im-hlln- g

bill which has already passed the House.m

ROOSEVELT'S GUNS

OYSTER HAY, L. I, March IB.-

guns on his private rnngc

OENERAL TELEORAPHERS' STRIKE

PARIS, France, Mnrch IB. A

been declared.

WATERFRONT NOTE8 :NOTICE TO MARINERS

SUISUN HAY, Calif (List ofLights, Iluoys, nnd Daj marks, Pacif-ic Coast, 1908, pago 32.) Notice ishereby given that Scnl Island lluoyNo. 3, n first-clas- s spar, was permanently discontinued Feb 2B, 190D, nno longer ot ubo as an aid to naviga-tion slnco tho establishment of SealIsland Deacon No .1.

Uy order of tho Lighthouse Hoard.

SAN FRANCISCO HAY EN-

TRANCE. Collf. (List of I.lghlM

and Fog Signals, Pacific CoiibI, 1908,page lfi, No. 26, and List of Lights,Iluovs, nnd DajmnrkB. Pacific CoobI,1908, pago 22.) Notice Is herebygiven that San Francisco Light Ves-

sel No. 70 wns temporarily with-drawn from her station for repairson March 1, 1909, and the stationwas marked by Relief Light VcshoINo. 70. Tho roller light vessel showslights. nnd sound signals having thesnmo chnructcrlstlcH ns thosa otLight Vessel No. 70, excepting thateach of tho two lights are fixedwhite without eclipses and shown ata height of 46 feet above tho water,vlslblo 12 mflcs.

HUMUOLDT HAY, Calif. (Llsiof Lights, lluojs, and Dajmrnks, I'acine Const, 1908, pago 38.) NoticeIs also given that Middlo Groundlluoy No. 4, a red nun, mnrk-In- g

tho East sldo ot tho channel,Humboldt Hay, California, hcrctofororeported adrift, was replaced Feb. 13.

Ily order of the Lighthouse Hoard.M

THE MAUNA LOA nrrlvcd tillsmorning from Kan, Konn, nnd Maulports, bringing the following cargofor this port: 3S00 lings II sugar,G08 bags coffee, IS bags beans, 3bags ginger, B5 bags charcoal, 3

bales tobacco, 64 bunches bananas,9 barrels oranges, 7 cases oranges, 4

barrels dried fish, 8 barrels driedfish, 3 barrols water lemons, 7 emptygasoline drums, 31 bundles hides, 18crates chickens, 0 crates pigs. 4

horses, 2 mules, 21 calves, 19S packages sundries.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENDAYS from Now York, bringing 1200tons of general merchandise and 300lascs of oil for Honolulu, tho shipFooling Sucy, Captain .1. E. Wlllctt,entered tho harbor this morning middocked at tho Illshop slip, whereaho commenced to discharge cargo.Tho trip down was unevontful andtho passage was ono of the quickestmado between Now York nnd Hono-

lulu. Captain Wlllctt Is well knownhere.

PURSER FR1EL of tho Manna Loawhich arrived this morning from Da- -wall and Maul ports, roports thofollowing sugar ready for shipmenton Hawaii: lionuapo, leu; I'unn- -luu, 2170; Honokaa. 1200; Kukul-hacl- c,

7700; Paauhau, 10, G00: Paau-ll- o,

31,6()0; Kukalau, 7S09.

WHEN THE MAUNA LOA left Muhukonn the schooner Jns. II. llrucewas loading sugar thcro and thosteamer Iwalanl doing likewise ntKukulhacle.

anAT G O'CLOCK this afternoon tho

steamers Klnnu and Mlkahala willleavo for their destinations, respect-ively Kauai and Molokal,

aTH BMAUNA KEA sailed today ut

noon for Hllo via Maul ports.

PASSENQERS'DEPARTED

Per S. S. Korea, for Yokohama, Mar.16. Mrs. S. II. Phillips,. Mrs. Robt.Harris, MrB. C. W. Lewis, Miss M. 11.

LowIh, Herbert H. White and lta,ucn. do Negrolor, A.. Qamot, Mrs. U. T.Schmidt, Rev. E. Heck, W. S. Spauld-ing- ,

J. T. Spauldlng, D. J. Doran, Ollv- -

or II. Porklps, J, W, Smith and wlfo,Cbcbsob Smith, Miss AriVlo stacker,Mrs. D. W. Cooko and Bon, Miss J. 8.Parko, Miss Hoxtrieo Cnstlo, MissCrow dor, Lanl Sal Kan, wlfo and 4

children, l.un Hoy, II. S. Patten, wlfoand 2 children, MIsb J Caldnell, Mm.McMlllor, Mlsi n R. Potter, Mrs. a,W. Dlsner.

MEN CUT

Tho Pcnnsjlvnnln Blcel Company,scale of wages 10 per cent.

FOR NEVADA

-- Mr. Itnosovolt spent today tcstln?

general strike, of telegraphers hns

LANE PILOTS CHINA

INTO HARBOR TODAY

Intrepld's Captain At

Helm Of Big

.Liner

Tho Pacific Mall liner China, Captain Dnllcy, nrrlvcd from Iho Orientthis morning with forty fix lugs otmall nnd 800 Ions of t for thisport. She entered tho hirhor undertho pllotngu of Captain Lano of thutug Intrepid, who wiib on tho bridgewith Captain Ilallcy of tho China

Mrs. II. Okl, Mrs. K. Ota, nnd MrxK. Nnkaim, comprised Iho Honolulucabin passengers There vrio n fowJnpatieso pasfengers In tho stt.cr.ige.Tho China, which pissed thu Korealast night, will resume her vovngothis afternoon nt .1:30 o'clock, taking nfew passengers fioin line for themainland.

.'SISTER SHIPS MEET

IN PACIFIC PARADISE

Tho lighter-colore- d sister, sho oftho grey costume, looked with astonishment on tho approaching female(all ships aro females, oven tho

battleships) nnd whis-tled her surprise. Could It bo

Why ,tho Inst time the) hadmet was on the vojngo from Suvato S)dncy, and, think of that p.irl-in- g

at Thursday Island tho mostwicked spot, barring Port Said, Inthe world' Still Miss CambrianDrlttnnla had often admired her ownbeauteous form as reflected by thobluo Pacific Knowing that her sle-t-

Flora nnd sho wcro twins, andteeing a dupllcato ot herself approaching, sho cost all doubts nsldosnd warmly welcomed her sister"Floru" Ilrittanla.

II. M. S, Flora Is n sister shipbuilt by tho sumo people and In theuanio shlpiHids, of the Cambrian Tholatest arrival is manned by u dupllcato set of Cumbrian officers, and Itwould not worry tho old country toiun out thousands ot tho snmo typo

of clean-cu- t gentlemen. Tho typo Isuumlstnkuhla always tho samekeen, alert countenance, ulwaja thoglad-han- d for a man ot any nation-ality who calls ns a visitor, nnd ontho sldo a quick shift for thocpen enemy.

Tho Flora bunch aro n secondCambrian cftiwd, and that is sajlngn lot. Hill of fun, and yet ready tobe serious about .Important mattcis,thoy all bear tho hallmark of gentlemen. During a hurried call thismorning tho reporter wns Informedthat tho trip from Yokohama to llo- -

rolulti had been mado In fifteendas, nnd that decent weather hadbeen experienced during tho voyngo

Tho Flora had been informed ottho Logan's plllkla by vvlroless, nndhad nt once added n knot or two toher g.ilt, hoping to ho of tomo usulst-mic- e

to Uncle Sam's trnnsport,"Things In tho East arc quiet Just

now," remarked ono of tho Flora'sofficers. "Wo have been about 18

months on the Chlnav station, andpiovlously to that had been onSouth Sea duty."

A query as to tho goricrol opinionon the Wllfley matter In 8hnughalelicited tho roply: ''Well, you know,people wcro divided about tho mat-

ter. Some favored the Judgo andothers Ilrooks. It is hard to say whyYIlley, resigned or wns recalled."

Tho Flora bojs havo already Join-ed In with tho Cambrian officeis for

two good l)0v(ors, tho combined teamwill make tho Honolulu team look totheir laurols.

The Florn and Cambrian will leavoHonolulu In company for SouthAmerica about the 27th InBt.

n .Bulletin Business Office Phone 25G.

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.

, . ,. J.f ... enn.lo., o fll ARRIVED JI in rwniM rwniw i . i ,.'. 'r l

Tuesday, March 14.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Mnr 1C:

Ilk. It. P. lllthet, henco Feb 21.

SALINA CRUZ Arrived Mar. 13.B. 8 Mlssourlan, from Hllo, Feb, 27

SALINA CRUZ Sailed Mnr. 12:8. 8. Mexican, for San Francisco.

1III.O Sailed Mnr. 13:8. 8. Columbian fur Snllnn Cruz.

Monday. March 15, 1009.SAN FRANCISCO At rived Mnr. 13,

U 8 A. T. Thomas, hence Mnr. 0.10 a in., 8 S. Siberia, enco Mar. 9.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mar. 13:11 a. in , S. S Alnmeda, for Hon.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnr. 14:fi p m., S. 8. Lurllne, for Honolulu.

YOKOHAMA Sailed Mnr 13:S. 8. Manchuria, for Honolulu.

SEATTLE 8alled Mnr. II:S. 8. Hyndcs, for Honolulu.

YOKOHAMA Sailed Mnr. 14:II. I J. M 8. tf), for Honolulu.II I .1 M. 8 Soya, Tor Honolulu.

ORAYS IIARIIOR Sailed Mnr. 13- -

Schr! It C Searle, for Honolulu.IIII.O Sailed Mar 10:

T. P. Emlgh, for Sound.Saturday. Mnr. 13. 1000.

SAN FRANCISCO Arihcd Mnr. 13:U. S. A. T. Thomas, home, Btli.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnr. 13:1 1 n. in., 8. S. Alameda, for Hon.

YOKOHAMA Sailed Mar. 13:S. 8. Mniirhurla for Honolulu.

Friday, March 12.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed March 11

8. 8. Virginian, for Sealtlo.Thursday, March 11.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived March 11

S 8. Pleiades, henco Feb. 27.

Wednesday, March 10.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnrch 9

S. 8 Korea, 4 p. m , for HonoluluSAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnrch H

8. S. llllontnn, 1 p. in . for HonoluluKAIIULUl Stilted Mnrch 9:

S. 8, Columbian, for Hllo,Tuesday, March 9,

SKAT r Lit Arrived Mnich .

8 8. Ily.ules, from Sin Fr.inclheo.SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, March S:

S. 8 Nippon Mnru,. henco Mnrch 2

VICTORIA Arrived MiikIi 9:8. U. Mnkurn, bunco Mnrch 2.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrlvnl March 9:8 8 Alameda, henco Match 3.

Monday. Marcli 8. 1009SAN FRANCISCO An Ived Mar. 7:

8 S, Vliglnlan, from Sallim Cruz.UK tn Coronndo, homo Feb. 17.Ilktn Irmgnrd, henco Feb. 17.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived March 8:8. 8. Lurllne, heme Feb. 17.

IIIIX) Arrived Feb. 27:S, 8 Enterprise, from San Fruti-clsc- o.

Saturday, March 6.

SAN FRANCISCO Al lived .Much .1

Schr. Jns. Uolpli, froin Hani, Full 10.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnrch li

Schr. W. II MnrHlnn, fiom HlloSAN FRANCISCO Sailed March :

U S A. T. Login, for Honolulu.YOKOHAMA Sailed .Match C:

8. 8. Chlnn, for HonoluluYOKOHAMA-r-Anlvo- d Mnich :

8. S. Mongolia, hemo Feb 23.

Friday, March 5.

TACOMA Sailed Mar. t

S. 8 Texan, for Honolulu.Thursday, March 4.

SAN FRANCISCO An Ived Mnr 3.8. 8 Hlloiilan. htnen

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mar. 4:8 8. Hviulos, for Seattle.

KAHULHl Sailed Mat 3.Uktiie Makawell, for E'eolo.

Wednesday, March 3.SALINA CRUZ Sailed Feb. 27:

8. 8. Virginian, for Snn FranelbcoSALINA CRUZ Arrived Feb 27:

8. 8. Mexican, from Hllo Fob. 1.1.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed March 2:llktuu. 8. O. Wilder, fur Honolulu.

HONOIPU Sailed Mnrch 3:Schr. Defender, for Snn Francisco

8AN, FRANCISCO Arrived lar. 3:M. N. S. 8. llllnulnii, fiom Honolulu

Tuesday, March 2.SALINA CRUZ Sailed Feb 27:

S. 8 Virginian, from Snn FinnehciiSAN ntANCISCO Sailed Mairh 2

Uktiif. 8. (J Wilder, for Honolulu.

OLD BREACH MAY

(Continued from Pace 1)tho hopo of legislative succor bejondtho immedlutu horizon, nnd, pendingaction on thu now bill, thern will bono aid from tho King stioel edifice

At least ono Supervisor Is opeulpleaching "lawsuit" to tho pa) lessworkuiH Ho suggests that suits bofiled Just as fast im tho ueccssury

can bo dinwu up, and that unopinion fiom tho cnuita bo thus tucured. It Is conslduicd mora thanpossible Hint tho matter inn) bo foughtout at tonight's meeting

H. M. S. FLORA IS HERE

(Continued from Pace I)ant Commander Moses boarder! herand nfterwnrds Commandant noes oftho Naval Station called In copgiatu

f Into n.intnln Wlimmt fit, tlin uufn up

Bill called on board tho Flora, and ac-

companied b) tho captain, returned thocall of Capt. Roes at tho naval station

Miss Rtimblo left a will which Isnow In the hands of l)epit SheilaRojo. Tho will montlona t.01110 propert) on Rcrotanla nvemup, Killhl, analso some CTaa btocK.

tho cricket match, nnd ns thoy havorlv.., ,.f . .,nllBC1. Thn ,.,,, rn.

.Monday, March 1G.

llr. S. 8. Knmon.i, Stringer, IromWestporl,.N. K, l:.1ll P. lit

Ilk. Fooling Suov, Wlllctt, fiom Now

York.Tuesday, Marcli 10.

Stmr. Vlnunn Loa, Simerson, from

Hawaii nnd Mnul ports, 5:30 a. in.S. 8 China, llalloy, from Yokohama,

10 n. m.11. M.'S. Flora, Ntisent fiom Yoko-

hama, 8.10 a. m.8p. Fouh!i Sujj, Wlllett, from Nov

York, 9:00 n in.

DEPARTED I

fc

Monday, Mnich IS.

P. M. 8. 8. Korea, for Yokohama,

nbuut G p. m.Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Scurlo, for

Wnlninnnlo.Schr. Ail i, for Pearl Harbor, 9:W

a. inSchr. Molwnhlno, for I'nw.ill, 1:13

P. m.Tuesday. Marcli 10.

Stmr. Mauna Kea, Ficotiuu. forMaul polls and Hllo, 12 n 'on

Stmr. Nllhiiu, Oiicsh, for Hniu.ikutpoitH, 12 noon.

'i--SAILING TODAY

.'. -' 8. S. China, llalloy, foi San Finnel ro, G:30 p. in.

Stm- -. Klnnu, Oregory, for Kamipulls, 5 p. in.

Stun. Mlkahnli, Plltz, fur --Moloknl,Maul and Lau.il, 5 p. m.

-

DUE TOMORROW IM. N. S. 8. HIIoiiIjii, Johnson, from

Smi Francisco, noon (per wireless).

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per P. M. S 8 Chlnn, Ilallcy, fromololinmn, 10:40 n. in, Mnrch 10.

I or Honolulu: Mrs. K Niikiuin,MrK.II Okl, Mrs K. Oln Through: It.Pne. Amn, Mrs 11 Perez Auru, Mli-- s

Aura, C. 11. Ilasto, J. Ilasto, '.. O.

Heals. Mrs. Z. C Ibjlls, A V. Heals,W, J. Illshop, Mrs W. .1 Illshop, Minn

M Illshop. Mis. Clara T llooth. Mlm

I'onth. M. Christophcrson. Mis. M.Clulstophcraon, Master Christopher- -

urn. Thou Cnmcion, c A I., n.iiic),I' Fan, O E. Field. (1. L. P. 1'lK- -

miitiii, J niile), .Mrs .1 riiuey, a.E. Fulton, Mm II. tlutlln, (1. "'dl-- icm, 1" M (J node, Mis S L (Inuey,

(' F (ilhhs, N. (1. Ilanls. Mrs. N. (f.Iluirls, A. Il.iug. Mis A. Ilniig, K.

IkeJIil. Mm. M Kelly, Mik t Kctii,Mis I A. t) Klrl.land, (leo McDnii- -

Mild. D. W. Mcluen, Mrs. E. Mi- -

Mlllnii, Mrs. W. L. Merrlnuin, JIImMeirlman, W. (1 Mctcalf, Mrs. W.(1 Jfclrnlf, Master .Mctcalf, Miss 8.E Miinn, P. K Nojul, A J Noeru- -

Jer, Mrs A. J. Noornjor, A Noidholm,Wm. Phillips, L II (Julik. "Mrs, I..II. (Julek, W. Qtilntm, Mis W Quln-ii-

Master CJnlnan, Master W. Quln-i-

Mlbs F. M. Qulnliy, F. 0. Itcplde.Ed Rogeis, Mis. Ed. Rogers, MisC. C Rogers, Miss M E Uurcih, .1.

Piiiiimiii anil wife, Mlta A. E. Suxo,A. T Scdglcy, (1. Schuumniiti. .1. H.

Sljcibournc, Ed. F Sheiiuan, O. fllrn-Kose- h,

Mrs M. Sugiino, Mis. V. T.Vroni.ui, W. W Winn, O Mcrclcr.

Per stmr Man in Lo i, Simerson.from Knu, Konn and Maul ports, G.3i)

a. in, Mm. 10. W. (1 Tluslo) milwife. Mrs. II. J. Smith, Miss E 11

Smith. Miss II. L. Smith. Mls It.Cniiiptiui, J 11. Castlo, Mrs AlfivilP.it- -

ten nnd thld, 8 lllsslngei. .1. D. I.euW,It W Smith, C L. Hull MIsb E. IIiikd,C It. Illacow.J. II llurch, Wm Weeks,M. F Scott Mrs. M. K Moses, Mrs P.Ward, J. .loigcmi.il W Wngnor, Jns.T Tnjloi, E A Soulhwoilh, A. T.Wakefield. W T. Hohliuun, T. M.

Church, 8 Decker. E. II C'nrlo), It. L.Smith, S. Kruno,... .j.

PA88ENGERS BOOKED.1. , 1.

Per ctmr M.iuna Kca, fm Mnul un I

Hllo. Mnich Hi, 12 m. llt'V. C T.Choi, Snug Sing Fat, Mih. Wludiolh,Mis, Nnkulmi, A. II MJUei mill wife,Mlssdeailn, N C Winning, E II Airs-io-

.1. T. Molr, John lieu Ink', 8. P.Ilartlo), E, Kiiisp nnd wife, A (I Hunmiii, A 8. Nlckenioli, W L. Wliltnny,T II I.) ons. M M (IiiiImiii, A 11. McKoiizlo, .1 II Howell, i; Kohloiiu andchild, A. T. Shlpm.iu ami friend, A.Neuzae, lieu (iiillaghe!-- , Autonu SUvu,

Per 8. S Chlnn, ilnlle), for SunKrinrlsto. Maicli lfi, G p m Mls.iSt ton (liinlou, Mi Hiiibou, C. l.n

W L llud, .1. A McCtskcllnnd wlfo. It Router, T. 8. Stownrl,Mis M M. Meek, MIhh Kvuiih, MiniN. Evans, Miss l'llie, Hi. Hiidglns, 1'.1. Peteis and wlfo, L. Manua, I.. Lofciigc, () I, Home ltd.

I'ei .dim Mlktihulu, for Molok ll,Mnul mid Lamii poitH, M.ileh Hi, G p.in ffiiiil Kiiiilidiml, C A. llnrtvvvll,Di M .1. O'Neill

Per stmr Kltiau for Knuil. Mairhlfi, 5 p in N. Knlmlolou Mis, Stoldanl nnd child. C II. Jennings, 8 MCo,

Bulletin Business Office Phone 250.Bulletin Editorial Room Phuim 183.

Sea Wrens, $10018-fo- Motor Launch with

Motor, $175, Complete.'HE CHARLES D. WALKERS, BOAT

AND MACHINE WORKSKing St. opp'N'c South St.

? t v- " i "?7 .7 ttr t

'k " .i.

We Are-Read- y For

ing Shopp

EVERYDEPARTMENT is filling up with New.

Merchandise Goods that are the verylatest in Style, Material and design, and

Moderately Priced.

Millinery DepartmentThe success of our MILIINERY DISPLAY seems assured; the favor-abl- ecomment of ladies who have visited this department daily indicates

that the Moderate Prices and Individuality of Style that characterize ithave appealed to the public.

This coming week, we shall show many new models, some our owncreations, and many conies of OAQE AND KEITH HATS at Prices ThatWill Prove Attractive.

Silk and Dress Goods

DepartmentMANY NEW, GOODS FROM THE WORLD'S FASHION

CENTER.

DIRE OTO IRE M E S S A L I N E Black, white, andleading colors, at 85 yard.

NEW DRESS SILKS In suit patterns, new and prettydesigns, latest colorings, no two alike.

SILK WAIST PATT ERNS Only one of a kind.

THE DELINEATORIS THE FASHION AUTHORITY OF THE WORLD.

S2.80 WORTH FOR S1.50The DELINEATOR 13 NUMBERS, at 15d S1.80BUTTERICK FASHIONS 1 ISSUES 25 $1.00

.$2.80Contains 4 certificates worth GOc in Bnttcrick Patterns

ALL .THIS FOR $1.50.

Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.,CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREET. OPPOSITE FIRE STATION

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS OFHAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY.

Wo, tlio undersigned, O. IUW1N nnd R. I. SPALDING, Trusteesunder Ueeil of Trust tinted January 21, 1302, mudo by HAWAIIAN U

COMPANY to tlio undersigned in, Trustees!, hereby give notice to thebondholders of the Uawntlan Sugur Company of tlio election of bald Com-i:m- y

to icdeeui anil pay, nnd of tlta redemption nnd puyment of thefollowing numbered bonds of said Company on tlio 1'IItST DAY OFAPKIU 1009, nt tlio olllco of tlio MKitCANTlUJ TUUST COMPANY OKBAN FRANCISCO In tlio City and County of Snn Francisco, Stuto of Cal-ifornia,

Honda numbered:

'1 CO s 12G 184 210 , 300 332 4523 01 128 185 247 307 390 4534 03 130 180 24'J 311 393 4555 72 131 187 251 313 394 467G 71 132 188 252 318 390 458

12 75 137 189 253 319 397 4G013 7,0 , 138 190 255 320 398 40114 81 139 ' 191 257 321 399 40217 83 i40 193 258 323 400 46520 ' 84 141 197 200 324 402 40021 85 142 199 262 32G 403 40723 80 143 201 204 329 409 40824 . 88 145 202 205 333 410 47425 89 14T 204 266 339 419 47526 90 149 210 208 340 420 48028 91 , 150 211 271 341 421 482

"2!" 92 153 214 272 343 424 , 48330 93' 163 215 273 344 2G 48533 95 100 216 278 346 429 48737 . 99 161 213 280 347 430 48841 ,102 104 222 288 34S 431 48942 103 106 226 283 351- - 432 49145 101 1C7 228 290 362 433 493'16 106 163 233 291 354 434 4944S 107 ' 169 234 2!I2 360 433 49549 109 lift) 235 293 361 440 GOO

50 113 171 237 291 302 44251 114 172 , 239 298 363 44460 115. 173 241 2!J9 365 11667 119 175 242 301 368 !768 122 176 243 302 374 44869 123 183 245 303 375 11J

linlilnfa nf nlini'a niimli.i-.i- l, .u .......v... w. IIUUI1I ItUltlUUICU UWMUO Mta IICUMJ ..Ut.llfcU III IVIVII,, for payment of principal and Interest to April 1st ,1909, and surrendermid bonds nt tlio place and on the data liiBt nbovo mentioned, and thatnfter April 1st, i909, all Interest on said bonds numbered as aforesaidshall cense .

Honolulu, T. II., February 4,' 1909.. W. G. IRWIN,

13. I. SPALDING,Trustees under said Hawaiian Sugar

ti

LOOKat the automobiles, buggies and car-riages we have recently overhauledand painted

THEN SEE US.

W. W. Wright Go..King Street near South

: Tel. 252

linmla n m. Iiataliu nnllflnfl ... n..,.n(

Company Trust Deed.

BENNY & CO., LTD.,

DEALERS IN

BottlesAnd Buyers Of

Raw Material

415 Queen St :i. Phone 443,

r

;

Hitf i ...EVENING DULLBTIN, HONOUJMJ, T. II., TUESDAY, MAIL 1G, 1909. 3

(Continued from Paaa 11plnco wlieio they could go to rest aftertliclr nrilwms legislative labors, decid-ing tlio question ninniiatlvcly.

Tlireo bills wcro passed, tliu Intentof wlilcli Is to put moro responsibilityon tlio counties nnd remove n correaponding nmoutit from tin Tfrllnr'

Tbu Finance Committee lias taken inCliariTH tllfl flflVlirnflr'u rfinritiinw.,i.ln.tlons along this lino nnd tlio tlireobills nllmleil to nro In pursuance ofthis Idea of Inci casing thu localizationof government. It is bored' that byloiiowing out tnis plan and by

certain of tho Tenltorlal de-partments, n confldcrablu t.aIng maybo effected, bo that the expendituresfor government may bo kept ultliln thuestimated revenue.

This nfternoou tho llnnso will e

Itself agulu Into Cominlttee oftho Whole to consider tho Current

Appropriation 1)111, known usIlonso lllll No, 74, Tho nxo Is beingsharpened and the prediction is madethat It will bo wielded Mgorously.Shileka of agony from tho desolateheads of departments will probablymake tho leglslntlo half lescmble adentist's office.Homestead Exempt.

Castro's lllll. No. 73. to exemnt I hofamily, homestead from forced saleunder execution, passed third readingwithout debate, tho vote being unani-mous.

Increarlng County Powers.Hon 1)111 79, Introduced by Moatm-till- ,

giving tho counties the right to es-tablish nnd maintain water mud sowerworks, also passed third reading with-ou- t

opposition. This opens tho wayto turn over tho Honolulu water undsewer systems to tho City and Countyof Honolulu,

Hondo 1)111 88, Introduced by Itlco,which also penults of moro responsi-bility being placed on tho counties,likewise met with no opposition whenplaced on Its final iiassaco. Tim billprovides that tho counties shall estab- -

llslr and maintain their own iiuiilrtcourt houses, Jjlls. hospitals, and alms-houses, ami that nfter Jnlv 1. 1'ini Hi,,present dlstilct co-.u- J.ills, hospitalsunu nimslioufcs !inll be turned overto tho coimtlej.

Still another hill tlin Intent nfIs to udd to tho responsibilities of thououniies und dluiliilsh those of thoTerrltoiy Is Illco's bill, No. 90, prold-In-

that tailors nnd other nrlmm nin.cors Bhall bo appointed by tho sheriff.!of tho several counties, subject to thonprpovnl of the Iloauls of KimnrviKnr..

OXClTlt US to l.lll in niinni.l.meut offered by the Judiciary Cm. mill.leo leaving that under the control oftho High Sheriff. Tho hill us amended passed by a voto of 22 to 8.

Houso 1)111 96, Introduced by Affonmi, creating a public park for llllo, wastaken up for third reading. Coneacalled attention to tho fuet that Houso1)111 120 also calls for the" creation ofu park for Hllo. Ho couldn't sco whya Htnall town llko Hllo needed so manypnrks. If Hllo wero to get two parksevery tlmo tho Legislature met. Hllowould soon bo till park ond therewould be no lond left for public build-ings.

Kalclopu offered tho brilliant argu-ment that tho Island of Hawaii Islarger than Oahtt, nnd wouldn't mlsBnn ncro or two taken out for n park.Honolulu has moro park acrcago thanHllo, notwithstanding the fact thatthis Island Is smaller than that onwhich llllo Is located. This didn'tseem right to tho logical gentlemanfrom tho Fifth. Ho thought Hllo sure-ly ought to be given u few moro parks.Also, tho fact that Hllo hits n break-wat-

Boomed to Kalclopu, In Homounexplained way, n logical reason TorHllo having u park

Furlado shut off debato by movingIho previous question, and tho votowus taken on the bill, which passedwithout dlsscntln-- ; voto nnlwlthrtntid-In- g

all tho oratory that had been ex-pended,Rubbing It In.

Affonso, howover, was rather rubblng It In, for tho next bill up for thirdleading wits House lllll 120, n!to clout-ing n park for Hllo. Affonso realizedtho absurdity of his position. In viewof tho clrctimstftiiccs, und waived hieright to talk, In fnor of Kenlawaa.Tho latter urged the Hoiipo to passtho bill, becauso If they did, when theywent to Hllo, they jvould find n goodplnco to rest and puss their time.

Kanlho wnntod to kriW whichwould bo more beneficial to open thisland for homestead purposes or toniuko n partk of It for pcr.plo to hangaround In and do nothing. Kenlawaa

For SaleOne acr nf ani nf A1i..n 1,1...,

Judd Street, and near the residenceni iton. John Lane. An ideal placeas residence. Good view. Healthy.Cool. Only

P. E. R. StrauchWAITY BLDQ. 74 S. KINO ST.

GURREY'S WORK SHOPPRINTING. DEVELOPING. IMfi'miF? IfHAMiVR

'- jl:.

ilUUdt ALAMlUA Ml!

$900

K yK Tho following wireless was X

, received this tnoinlng by Mes- - t

srs. Win. G Iiwln & Co.. Ltd.. aX agents S. 8. Alameiln: pX "March 15850 miles from l)'' San Francisco nt 8 p. m Fineit weather." u.

X

SUflKKKKXtftfA KXMXJfKKthought It would innlte a letter hang

.out than It wtiu'd lioineeteails. Thisargument ro appealed to tho Housothat It passed the bill.Stamp Duty Bill.

Coney's stnnip duty lllll, No. 117,providing that Inurnment notfctampcdwlthln throe months ufter ex-

ecution shall bo Mihlect to n Inn impcent penalty, also pawed third reading without opposition, us did Knwe

.:.:,,:::. ... .." "'.h."". .."wehl'i lioimd bill. No. 123.......;..i ;..... ,r,"""nKi...iii.ii uiu loruniaie person who llmM.mebo,ly'H cow or hone wuuderlngulong tho public highway may taketho unlmnl to the poiunliiini'ter and re-

ceive four blls therefor.Tabled.

Houso Dill 89. Introduced liv Itlcnwas tabled on motion of Its Introducer,becntlEo Its subject matter Is coloredby Section 17 of House rf:l! 125 Don- -

thltt'g bill nmeiiillng the .MunicipalAct, which has iliendy iiassed theHouse.New Enabling Act.

Tho now enabling net, II. H. 1 10, In-

troduced by Kulelopu to tuko tho placeof tho ono vetoed by tho novcrnor.passed second reading, mid for a won-der, with no discussion. Tho bill wasread throughout.Furtado Sat Upon.

Furtndo Introduced a hill to makea sixclal appropriation for the electionand construction of u new concretecourt hoiiBo ut Honokaa. Coireu movedtho bill bo rojected. Insinuating thntFurtndo was trying tti take ndvantagoof tlu Legislature and get through abill requiring thut tho court Ihuih.. lmbuilt whether there Is nny money forIt or rot.

Hlc-- j seconded Corren'k motion, say-ing such a procedure would nieiol.iopen the door for unlimited expend!-tur-

of money by special enactment.Fiulado urge.ih;!! his hill wus ji goodono. Correa ;s.-li-i bo had nothing tobay about tho subject matter of thebill, but ho objected to tho motliodused to try to got tho courthouse. Kulelopu, us usual, uroko to n point "Morder, but no attention was paid tohlui The motion to i eject the hillwas put nnd qiiirlcil,Coffeo Tariff.

Shlnglo Inlroduced a rerolutlon au-thorizing nnd directing the Speaker toscud r. cablegram to Kuhlo ut onco.urging him to nso every effo.--t in ...euro nn Import duty of nt ,.,mt sixcents u pound on coffee. The lexolcu-tlo-

wns adopted.No Broken Glass.

Tho Health nnd Police Committeethinks Sheldon'B bill to mnko It nn

against tho laws for any ono tothrow glass, old bottles, tucks or scrnnIron in the road where they nro liableto puncture tho tiro of an automobile,Is n good ono, und recommended Kgpassage, with nn amendment, however,striking out tin imprisonment pen-alty.

Tho Bnmo committee rcnnrtcil fnvcir.ably on McCarthy's Senate lllll C3. per-taining to offenses against tho right ofrepulturo, mid on Sheldon's -

ling bill, No. 124.

Tho Lands Committee recommendedthe passage of Sennto Hill 82, appropriating S503.1& for tho relief of l.eilC. Lyman.Senate Bills.

The following Senate Hills camedown from tho upper house and past-e-

men- - tirst lending:H. II. 19, Coellui, relating to licenses

Fish-- SaltFish

Leading Grocers

SENATE

(Continued from Pace 1)id provides (lull nil expenditures oth-c- i

thun salaries nnd other fixed eharaes, shall lie paid only on the writtenorder of u Terrltmlnl Piirrlinlnv

I Agent, to be appointed by the (lov- -VI I1UI .

Much LaxityIn examining the uiinald bills fac

ing the Senate, Chad nun Falreliltdof tho Ways nnd Menus Cominltteefound that In times past subordinateshave i.i.ul ..rel... .....I ri,i,.lindebtednesses without nv nnn.ir- -cut authority from department head,fur so doing '

"Furtl.er.nore tho bill will .equl.e

Hint when purchnres mo ...udo theremtist l, ,ey nvnllablo for the pur- -.,Me

Tlu. iil.ivUI.,.. i.. n. ,.,ii....i i.mi''"""'"K "'"tun niao worn ill ine

Hu CmutleH. lho cost of which. .,.....!.. sr,.i must l, done by eon- -

truct, advertised nnd awarded thelowest bidder. The Ways nnd.Means Committee In Its report,though it leaves the provision in thebill, modifies It bo that the matter ispractically up to the Supervisors ofeach County.

There was considerable discussionon the bill nnd the amendments whentho measure enmo tin for second lead- -Ing In tho Sennto this morning. Itwus finally laid over until Saturdaynext.Medical Joker

'the eagle eye of Senator Chllllnc.worth discovered n Joker In HenntnrCoclhos medicine und surgery billthis morning. Though the oblect oftho hill supposedly Is to mako It pos-- J

siblc for sufferers In tlm ndvnni-e-

stages of disease to avail themselvesof any method of treatment they maydesire, It was pointed out that oneclause nullified till medical nrnctti--safegunrds so fur ns. treating the diseases or nstlimn, tuberculosis, andleprosy is concerned.

Clillllngworth wus very modest nsho picked out tho offending section:"With my limited knowledga of thelaw It appears to mo that this nrovl- -

slon Is dangerous, and would allowliny Utld nil to nractlrn fin nullminl.Ics. consumptlies, or lepers." said hcs

president Smith turned the Chairover to Vice I'icsldcnt Kuliima and

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for hotels, lodging houses, tenementhoiisec, etc.

8. II. 3, Coellin, to authorize tlioHoard of .Supervisors of each countyto establish and maintain hospitals.

Affonso Introduced n resolution tnnppropiiutn Slo.noO for tho completionof Hllo Jail.

Air Invitation from the HonoluluPark CommlssloneiH for ih.. Lcutula.tuio to visit Kaplolanl Perk and teowhat work has been done there during the past two jears wnn read, andthu Houso resolved to ucccpt and mnkotho little trlii noxt Saturday.

A resolution of tho Maul Hoard of..........Hlllll!uni-- Hint ll.n., -.uu. U.H...J .1,11. iiivj UIU llll- -

alterably opposed' o Walwalolo's billchanging tho dnto of meeting of theMaul county duds was read, hut Itenmo too lato, Walwalolo's bill liavlnsalready pnsscil tho Houso and gone totho Senate. The resolution was ae.cording!)- - tabled, us were tho othetresolutions of tho Mnul SiiiiorvlKiira.nil of which were reported In tho I) n

I ii lust week. Those affectingbills yet unconsidered wllfbo taken upwun tlio hills with which they have todo.Second Reading.

II. 11. 139, Kuinnnoulii, tn tax sugari cents a ton to create n snoclal fund

for the education of youths nt llmplantation kchools Kdiic-itloua- l Com- -

mlttee.

foi

spoke ngnlnst Ihe hill ns presented.He continued the legal oiiliilim whiiii

.C'lillllngworlh hud to modest!) ud- -

wtneed. lie. then moed that iiilluntn the hill bo deferred until the Sen-flo- ts

could llnd more time to studyits iiovlnloiirti Ills motion picvnlleu.the bill lies over until Saturday ncitVeto Is Sustained

lly ii vote of 9 to 6 the Governor sveto of the Enabling Act wns sus-tained.

When the veto message wmqbrought up for uctlon, (Juliin movedHint...... It.. I... o. ...... I.....I n- . ..wv nM3iuiiii-ii- . i uuru wns no j

wcoiiil. '",?" ",,n,',fh1nl the' ,'" ,ni,s "Vcr "v- -

"""r. ni,a JlcVdtU"r "nn,,e, lhoP ""Z,"'e fcenute wci;t on lecord. ns follows:.. .... .. ...1 l II J f Vli.Tlili II t.

Cnifh' n ' U,,,U,, "'

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elillil. Kuliiliia, Kiiudseii (juliin, Itolt- -

ll"'""' s"'111'- -

wi visit Pari:,. , ..,..,',, f ,. .. . ,'," i" ',, Association, asking the mem- -

e tn visit ICaulotanlIMrk to Investigate the work doneduring tho past )e.ir, wns acceptedand tho President of the Senate wasauthorized to mako noiusj,ary

Surety Company Enouch1.1111.. lllll V,. l .......l.li- - '". . I'luiiuiiii; iiiai

u surety company shall be sutlieletitbond In liquor cases, passiM tiilrdleading by tho following vote ofnyes and noes: Ayes linker,Hiown, Clillllngworth, Coelho, llai-le-

Mnkckau, McCarthy, .Moore,Qulnn, Hoblnson, Woods. NoesFulrchlld, Knlamn, Knudscn, Presi-dent.Inside Bail

Former Senator Schmidt enteredtho chnmber and took a ?oat In thotear of the hall. Piesldent Smithespied him und sent thu mcHHcnirni- - Inconduct him Inside the railing.Charters ValMntud

bennto lllll No. CI. vallilntlnn llmcharters of lailwav ronnianlfu mulother corporations, passed third rending by unanimous consent.Bcadinp; Not a Beadinp

A rather extraordinary linn nf urn.teduro whs followed with House lllll

In that It passed third rendlncwithout being read.Opium Tabu

aenntor coelho Introduced n billprohibiting the sale or usu of onlntnTho bill passed llrft reading nnd w.ulefcried to the Printing CommitteeSecond Ecadincs

bennte lllll No. (is. regulating theterniH of the Clicult Court,second reading without opposition, i

Senator Clillllngworth's bill. No.!'S, to etsublbili u school savlnirsbank, wns icferred to tho Committeeon Kdiicntlon.

Senate lllll 100. relatinirn thestatute of limitations, went to thoJudiciary Committee.

Senate Hill 99. regulation nf ilnlr.Irs. to Public Health Committee.

Senate lllll 92. nrovlilltic for tlinfiling of plans nnd surveis. uns-e- dsecond reading.

Sennto Hill 93. relatlnc to tlin Urnof District Court Judgments, passedsecond rending.

Tho following bills rccelied soronilleading by tltlo and wero referredto committees:

Sennto lllll 9C. tltlo In trust coin.panics. Judiciary: Senate lllll 97. .in.dietary: House Hill GS. Indeiormtimisentences. Judiciary: Houso lllll 102.Judlclury Committee; Houso Hill 119,Judiciary; Houso Hill 126, preferredfctock, Judiciary.

.Houso Hill 92, relating to procurers, passed second rending.

Gluseppl Pin Is held for trhil nnchargo of criminally assaulting Missdrapes In San Itafael.

for Lentand Smoked Fishof every variety in tins

Henry MayLimited

& Co.,Phone 22

NAPKINSat

BOOM'S

kicker is thohcjt sort of an advertisement

r.nd wo are ready to convertyou. Our service is so good

these days that we t;ct rid of

kickers ns rapidly as they

npp:.tr ly showing thcr.i tho

qualities of a az stove. Come

down and he converted if you

are a kicker.

Honolulu Gas Co.,BISHOP STREET

MM! Ill

FRANK DEI5TH FtNGRAVCR and ELECTPOTYPCR

n.ujsimmm.1 VIK11M IUIUIII " T iP9VIIllllfJ.IUIJ VI'ilTfj

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FAIR PRICE

BOOKSALAKEA AlID MERCHANT

STREETS

Brown & Lyon Co.,

The RegalTHAT PROVES

THE SHOE

WHENIfou Want Electric Wiring Done orPrivate Telephone Installed or DrjEatteries. call the

UNION ELECTRIC CO.,Harrison' Block. Phone 315.

THE

Chas. R. FrazierCompany

fOUR ADVERTISERSfhonc 371. 122 KitiR St.

TYPEWRITERS ANDOFFTflK SlfPPT.rP.c:

Everything that the Name Implies!

Office Supply Co.,Lfd,031 FORT ST.

P. II. BURNETTE

Attorney-at-La- far the DistriotCourt j ; Notary Publio; DrawsMortjraircs, Deeds, Bills of Sale,leases, Wills, etc.; Agent to Ornnt'Marriage licenses.

70 MEnnrrATiT rtHONOLULU. PHONE 310

FOR SALE.Solar Heaters. 30 to 100 imiinn M.

oacitv. Galv. Tanks. 5 enlln'n tn Krtngallon capacity. French ItanKcs, siz-es 4 ft. to 10 ft., for hrieleRanjro closets nnd scats suitable foruse in schools or plantations. SheetMcal Work and Plumbing.Estimatcs,Tobbiv uromctlv executed.

EMMELUTn & CO.. LTD.TEL. 211. 145 KING- ST.

SQS'For Rent" cards on sale at'he Bulletin office.

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TUESDAY MARCH 10. 1009

.lolin fl Woolley tins left tin- - Pro- -

lilbltion iai Ills leuson, na lu:b- -

llshed In mainland papers. In thattlieie Is no furthci Held for the par-- '.

ty. Tor this ho will mi doubt beUtterly hssnlled ns deserter nndfalse friend to Mime ot his fellow- -

countrymen. Hut this does not nee- -

cssaiily establish the Justice ot sucharge. Since they will appreciate

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nthis, why may not tomo of our gtud should bo done businessmen of

liao the same men1 of wall In giving them uu oppoitunltytoleration for those having soiuowhnt to appeal to it court for Justice na Itdifferent views from theirs on the is trust companies and Honorlocal liquor question nnd what thopresent Legislature should do?

RETRENCHMENT AND PROMOTION.

The I'l tin nee Commltteo of thelloiif.0 should outline Its policy.

11 mil the general drift of legisla-

tive comment, the Bulletin chawsthe conclusion that the vote of Mon-

day In defeating the appropriationfor the Promotion Committee Infiilllllment of u plan of the llnaucicruof the Legislature to reduce tne ex- -

penses or the Territorial (love mm'! ntMid bring the expcm.es within theIncome.

Thcro nre two ways for thoCommitteemen to work: Tlicy

plnn a general scheme nnd ub-m- lt

It to the public for discussionnnd thus gauge public opinion. Orthoy can have this schema undertheir hats and gradually develop itby springing siu.li unexpected eenn- -

ciinlcs ns the Piomotlon Committeetut, to seo how tho public takes It.

This paper believes In playing theopsn game In legislative matters.

If tho members of tho Legislaturecontemplate providing enough moneyfor tho Hoard of Health to relievetho community of the voluntary tou-nag- o

tax and enablo the appllcatlinof nil this fund to promotion work,there can bo no serious objection to

HoPar

Per

of

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tho elimination ot It ,oea Ilot ncrcl,he tho number ofItem. . saloons, nor does It open door to

If this not their plan. If Promo- -' ach nn increase. The matter of np-tl-

work tit bo cut off entirely,! , eai iu 'which much attentionnnd health emergencies are to do- - given. Is confined solely to those whopend on the tonnage as uaji'have built up a business undergone by, the people ought to know it.

On general principles this paperbelieves In vigorous retrenchment In

nil Tenltorl.il departments whose

ivork Is duplicated or can be done by

the Counties. This means tlint we

iio not approve tho reduction In thosulnrlos of the public school teach-ers.

Hut before the people can net In-

telligently on the various mutterstlint come bcfoie the Legislature,they must bo Informed of tho gen-

eral policy of tlio Legislative leaden..We know what they nro driving at.To render intelligent asalstnnco,people niitBt have Borne knowledge ottho details of how they expect to gettlieie.

STRICT CONSTRUCTION 'AND THB

PLATFORM.

Senator Knlrchlld refused to signtho report of the Ways and MeansCommittee amending the law relntheto sureties In liquor cases because,according to his Idea, he Is pledgedagaliiBt nny change In the liquorlaw.

Hero we have an example of whuteven the temperance people will con-fcld- er

an extieme view, and theiron this proves with what In-

justice other members of the Legis-

lature nro being attacked In connec-

tion with other amendments thut willI'uttlier ported the picscnt liquorlaw.

Senator I'airchlld Is decidedly astrict constructionist, and rccog-- j

nlzed. '.'It 'another Republican doesnot happen to bo In the same class,that Is not good causo for puttinghim on the slate as an Imp ot thoDevil., When this bill for the amendmentof tho section of the liquor law re-

lating to the contiol of sureties Inhandling the liquor tratllc firstbefore tho public, there was no gieatoutcry ugnlnst It, no appeal to thoplatform, no charge of bad fnltli.

Vet It was n change of tho law,nnd, according to tho Knlrchlld In-

terpretation, nn entering wedge, per-

haps to upset tho party, the law,pud nil else. 0

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WI2I3KUV LHJUUKTINPcr51i.Moiitiis S

Yr, anywhere In US I.ooPel Year, anywhere Canada .. Bo

Year postpaid, (oreiti 3.oo

that

may

tho Promotion.Committee the

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is to Is

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This bill wns ncccptod as nil nmclidincut tlint would perfect tlio liquorlaw; conseiiuently allowed to passDicing without serious opposition orcomment.

The other bill now before the Sen- -

iiti should be considered In the samelight, and If good Judgment prevailswe belleo It will be.

dt Is ns Important that Justice

dealers shnll not be put to untieccs-sn- rtrouble In the ptcp.iratlon ot

surety bonds.And when men take tills view of It

they tut: no more dishonest nnd nomorn dangerous to the community, noless loyal to tlio principles ot theirparty, than the strict construction-ists. That Is tho fact of the casedespite that nil our fcllow-cltlzen- s

find themselves unable to accept ItImmediately.

We repent that the presentation oftile liquor problem In this l.eglslntuieha8 OUKi,t forward a condition thatimibt be dealt with practically, nndnot entirely on theory. The 11 it I --

I e 1 1 n certainly has not urged liquor legislation at this session, Hutnow It Is hero and Incidents havearisen, since tlio campaign nndelection, "In the administration ot the

luor lnw which In tho esteem of:lils paper Indicate the weakness otIle present law and Justify tho very

:ew amendments offered, the propertnnd. Is for further perfection of tho

law.This paper has yet to see an ad-

verse analysis of the bill reported tothe Senate by the Ways nnd MoansCommittee. It Is without n "Joker"so fnr as tho ordinary run of citizenscan determine, 'it carries more ex-

act definitions nnd corrects fnultsthat have been mentioned by thochairman ot tho Oahu Commission.

laws fit the Tcnitnry and shouldtherefoio be entitled to a hearing intho courts of tho country when tin eatened with the lulu ot that businessby nn arbitrary liquor hoard exer-cising all the privileges of despotism.

Taking everything into consideration, the proposed amendments nowbefore the Legislature glvo promiseof making the picsent excellent lawfar better, and heading off n generallevlslnn and consequent upheavaltwo yenrs hence.

It wns hoped tlint he liquor ques-

tion would be entirely absent fromthe legislative list this year. Thiscannot he. Slnco this is so, wo believe It fortunate that the changescan be kept within such narrow UrnIts.

Tho sooner tho Ways and Meansliquor hill Is passed through the Sen-

ate the better. There Is more Impo-rtant legislation which it should notbe allowed to complicate.

KAUAI NEWS NOTES

1'LKBLK, Kauai, March 12. Rainhas como at Inst and In torrents.Work has been suspended on bothMcllryde and Mnknwell plantationsfor two days.

Tho steamship Arlzonan could notload sugar and the barkentlno Mnkr-we- ll

had to quit unloading freightfor want of dry weather, or to nwalttho Arlznnnn's departure,

W. A. Kinney Is ugnin a visitor ntWuhlnwa. Ills presence seems to js

fotc.li rain.Get a move on, you legislator?, and

pats that Immigration nnd Conserva-tion bill. Every soul alive lu Ilnvnllneeds Its success; Kauai Is sure ofher sons always.

Tho skull ot L. R. Radermachcr hasbeen located and Is now In tho posses-sion of Deputy Slim III. Itoso. A largonolo shows In the top of the skull andseems to indicate tho spot where thebullet mndo Kb exit. The skull wasreturned by n bov who had added It tohis curio collection. The bkull was

.found by Former Detective McDufflic,

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.EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., TUESDAY, MAR. 1C, 1909

ITrent Trust Co., Ltd.

i

I Kaimuki Bargain j

Home for sale, within. 200 Ifeet of car line; near top oflull. $1850.00. Details fur- - 1nished on application of in- -

terestcd parties. I

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Trent Trust Co., Ltd. I

GORGEOUS TROPHY TO

SHR1NEP0TENTATE

What Is said to ho the most valu-

able Shrine umblcm In tho world waspresented to Past 1'ntcntnto Jniues II.

McF.itrlch of Mcdlnnh Temple, Chi-

cago, a few weeks ngo.Tho emblem Is In the form of a

mcdnl. On tho liar, surmounted by

it sphinx fouchnnt, appear tho words".lames II. McFntrlch, Past Poten-

tate." Pendant fiom the bar hangsn sunburst on which the name of tliotemple Is engraved, From tho sun-

burst Is suspended the Shrine emblemproper. In tho midst of which Is seta gorgeous diamond ot eight unit aquarter carats.

The presentation was made by PuttPotentate Clayton of Molla Temple,St. Joseph, Mo

HONA AUTO STORY

NAPOOPOO, --Konn. Hawaii, MaichIB. Last week 1. Claspur's automo-bile met with .in accident whichwas thought could not be repairedwithout 'sending td Honolulu for nrlinlnlst. He employed it locnl me-

chanic who worked on tho auto forseveral days, hut without effect.

John Luis, who does not claim tobo a machinist, went up to the ntitonnd looked it' over. Ho found thefault and with a little head-wor- k gotthe machlno to run In good order,lu fact, It Is running ns good aswhen It was new.

ggg-- BULLETIN Ar3 PAY

For Rent

FURNISHED.

Near Town, completely furnishedcottage, two bedrooms... $40.00

UNFURNISHED.

Wilder Ave., Cottage, two bed'

rooms $35.00

For Sale

A bargain in the Makiki District.

At Kaimuki a house and lot onhigh ground. Also several lots andacre property.

Waterhouse TrustCOR. FORT AND MERCHANT STS.

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January ilOlh, 1300.to jour communi-

cation of the 2i)th ultimo i dative tothe clicunistnuco thut the Arrangement recently concluded between thefulled Kingdom of Great lit Hnln midIreland nnd the L'lilted Stutes for thoreduction of tho letter into of poJt-ng- o

between the two countries doesnot extend to Hawaii, I have to in-

form you that at tho lime of the conclusion of said Arrangement It wasthe wish of tho Ilrltish Ol'leo that Itshould upply only to the States nndTerritories of tho United States ontho mainland.

This Department assented to thewish of tho Ilrltish Oilier nt the time,hut hnR subsequently urgently pro-

posed to the Ilrltish Olllce that thoArrangement bo nindo to extend toHawaii, nnd is now nwaltlng a replyfiom that onice.

It Is hoped Hint the Ilrltish Offlco

will ngree to our propornl, in whichevent public nollco thereof will hopromptly Issued,

VeryJOSI'PH 8TI2WAHT,

Second Assistant Postmaster (lenernl.

(HNIHAL POST OFl'ICI. LONDONG February. 100.

Sir: I am directed to acknowledgetho lecelpt of your letter nf the 29thof December Inst, In which you uigcthe extension to the Tenlt'ory ot Ha-

waii of the Penny Post recently es-

tablished between the I'nlted King-dom nnd the United Slates of Amer-

ica, and to Inform oti that this mat-

ter Is at present engaging the at-

tention of Mr, Htixton nnd of thoPostmaster General of the UnitedStates.

I am, sir, your obedient kervnnl,I. 1WUNALL.

WOULD LEGISLATE

ONCjJlCH YEAR

Once every twdvo-iiioul- Instead ofbut onco In two jroprJ, the legislatorwill congregnte iiud JeMfiate. shouldCongress seo fit to pass n law suchns n icHolutlon, now being preparedby Speaker Hiilstclu of tho House,asks for.

Holsteln wants tho Orgnnlc Actchanged so ns to allow tho TerritorialLcglslntuio to convene every yeir, nndhe Is now preparing n resolution Inthat effect The tcsultitlon will short-ly he Intiodiiced by some member otthe lower chamber

LOOAN'S CARGO

('Continued from Patre hCambrian and the Flora, will takepart In tho pulling contest. The In-

trepid mid tho Iftiquols nnd tholighthouse tender Kiikul will alsothrow lines to thctraiisport.

The usual hunch of suggestions rclntlvo to the light and proper man-

ner of getting the Logan out ot herpllikla', weio going the rounds of thowatcrfiont today. Tho general be-

lief feocmed to ho Hint, were tho comlfeet to retain Its grasp on tho shipeven nftcr a portion ot tho cargolias been lemovcd, tho most satisfac-tory plan will be to dredgo aroundthe bow of the stinnded ship.

It is hoped, though, (Tint tho lightening of the ship, the combined oldof tho Cambrian nnd tho Flora, nndthe assistance of high tide, may to- -t)iilt In Moating the unfortunate tinopship.

Bulletin Business Oillce Phon? 250,Bulletin Editor!"' Boom Phone 185.

LOST

Hawaiian holt buckle, ovnl ,ghnpo.Finder letuin lo this olllce. d.

42G0-2- t

NEW

Two-Piec- e CostumesOF

Linen and PiqueJUST IN BY EXPRESS

Latest Eastern Models

$18,50 to $30,

EHLERS

boahutu examine

PILOT CANDIDATES

Siipei Internum t of PublicWinks Campbell has convened nboaid of ship musters In mee't, lu f

f his onice nt !l o'clock toinonowforenoon to etnnilno applicants 4for the pilot serilee and thus sup- - f

f ply men for temporniy service.

f While this may hnve nn Indirect fbearing on the future of PilotSaunders, there has been no neHon taken nt the pieseul time to

f dlvist hint of his place nH u hnr- -

f bor pilot. It Is necessary to linw tf cui'the list qualified men who can

f serve ns pilots 111 cine of the reg- -

y ular men nic forced to remain off 4duly.

) ''THE GAIETY GIRL-WA- S

IMMENSE-NEIGHB- ORS

"Wllnt will tho neighbor ,i '" Sowent tho cheerful llttlo ditty sung bdulntv. bewitching llttlo Ivy Pollardnnd her partneis Inst evening nt theOpera House.

"Tho Onloty Gill" went with a swingfiom start to finish, and both netsweru full of good things It Is hard topick out a star In nn combina-tion and always excepting dainty Ivy

tho compnliy wns on u par.The four girls who took the mnle

parts weru excellent, nnd finished netlira, or should It bo actresses?

Teddy MacNiimara wns Immense nstho parson Teddy Is n second FrankThornton 'In tho clcrlpnl role, andwould mako a splendid 'Private Secrotary."

Tho "Ullo" Scotchman wns a treatto watch, and raised many n laugh.His business was uplodntfi nnd clev-er. Tim Ind who sang the Bleepingsong surprised everyone li his nppeornnco among the audience, and neiy manly, youngster

lio Is.Just ns tho curtain flmlly fell, W

I). Adnins, malinger of the OperaIloiire, stepped onto the ntngc nnd an-

nounced the tcsiilt ot the Hit lie tincontest. The lending of the finaltotals of the voting competition wnsreceived with great cheers. Miss dela Nux nnd tlio rest or the glrlii weiecheered to tho echo, nnd the greatestInterest Wns shown In tho result Manyraiornblo comments wero made on thecnlcrprlso of the 1 v e n I u g Hull

ii lu getting up the contest, and thegeneral verdict was- - "Wluit will theneighbors say?" ll's up to the neigh-bors to go mid do likewise.

ROBINSOOECIDES

Judge Roblncon this morning ren-dered a decision In the case ot theWalnlun Agricultural Company. Ltd.,vs. tho Oahu Railway & Land Com-pany, n suit for J17.50l.10 brought bytho former company as rental allegedto be duo It from tho defendant forgrazing laud nt Knwiitloa. Tho Judgodecides that thu plaint Iff Is entitled tocollect $2218.40 from the defendant,nnd gives Judgment accordingly.

HAR BARREL FIRE.

A barrel of coal tar caused a flrnlaim to he tinned lu nt 1:50 p. mlodny. The tar which wns being heat-ed nt the Intei.-Ishiti- coaling Millioncaught life, hut wns put out with thecompniiy's hose without the nld of thofire department.

""(""""For Rent" care's on sale atthe Bulletin office.

FOR SALE-- I

Ruggy, hnincss, nnd mnro: veryBtyllsh, fnst, perfectly sound. Ad-

dress "Nero," Iliillctln olllco.i2(i0-t- f

Your Watchman

Cannot Sleep

on duty if he it equipped with

one of our twelve station

watchman's clocks. If he is

remiss in his duty during the

night the clock will tell you

of it in the mornin". Call and

let us explain this clock to

you.

Ii. F. Wichman & Co.

LIMITED

LEADING JEWELERS

" ' ::,' ,w- ; ,y- - r t; -- , ;w T.)M.,iir.,'" " .V-J

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Residents of Hawaiito viiiit SEATTLE during the timepof the

PURPOSING--'

JUNE lstTO'oCJOBE'lUGtli.will find

it" to their advantage to'call'nt the "rooms "pf the Hawaii

Promotion Committee and register in order that assistance

may be rendered them in securing desirable hotel accom-

modation,tfWM.

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Complete information as to Hold Rates, Steamship andRailway Fares on file.

Film T.1

Biing them to usj we can show you how to avoid them.Wc'll'cxplain

Developing and Printing

to you, and show you how to get the BEST results.

Honolulu Photo Supply Co.," Everything Photographio"

Impregnable

Theft safes are U'crougWy tested in every way by themost competent experts in the business

they are put on the maikct. Every one is ABSOLUTELY

Rirs and Burgjur Proof

H, HackfeSd & Co,Limited,

Hurdwure DepartmentwuiiEM - u.r.'yi.MjL'jgj.'j T

Weekly Bulletin, SI Year

NEW BOOKS''The Fashionable Adventures

of Joshua Craig"Oavld Graham Phillips

"Stung" Hcrt Davis

"The Red Mouse"W. II. Osborne

"5440 or Fight"l'mci-Mi- Hough

"Comrades" Thou. Dixon Jr."A Prisoner of the Sea"

C. Hotchkls3"The Yellow God"

H. Rider Haggard"The Angel and the Star"

Ralph Connor

Hawaiian NewsCo., Ltd.,

Alexander Young Building.

VictorGet it Now on our

plan. Come in and hearsome records.BEBGSTROM MUSIC Co., Ltd.

UniqueChinese Goods

Wing Wo Tai & Co.941 NUUANU ST.

WING CHONG COKING ST. BETHEL

Dealers in Furniture Mattrc3ses,Etc., Etc, All kinds of KOA andMISSION FURNITURE Made TOrder.

HAND EMBROIDERIES

made by woman immigrants from

MADEIRA.

MRS. J. ROSENBERGRooms 0 nnd 10 Young Hotel Bide.

H

185 editorial rooms-ar- SC b""--

ncss offlco. These are the tclephonolnumbers of the Bulletin offlco.

FORT near Hotel.

before

NEAR

CTTT ij t jL 1L.

SaveMoneyMoney in the bank means

a number of things:It means confidence and self

reliance. Confidence of othersin the depositor,for the depositor himself.

It means thrift and econo-my; not nvaricc, for the misernever puts money in the bank

ho wants to fiuger it.It means that the depositor

is prepared for whatever op-

portunity may come of mak-ing a paying investment.

It means that there is agrowing amount of ready cashworking day and night forhim, drawing 4!A per cent,interest.

START SAVING MONEY

Let us give you one of oursmall home banks.

Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.,Judd Building, Fort and

Merchant Ets.Capital and Surplus

$1,0CO,00O.

Week-En-d

RatesWeek-en- d tickets sold on Saturday

and Sunday over the Oahu Railwayto Halciwa cost two dollars and arcgood to return up to Monday night.

REMOVAL NOTICE

THE T0WNSEND UNDERTAKINGCOMPANY

have moved from the Kapiolani BIdg.to tho Hustaco Blk.. Nos. 09-7- So.Beretania St., opposite Sachs' Store,

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TO CLEAR OUT

TWO ONLY wc willcell this $9 boot for $G. Two finelines in Tnn and one in Black.

This is boot for hard wear;it's comfort du-ti-

the

McIneFny Shoe Store

s&KGggeQmRTew Zealand

Lamb, Mutton, Rabbits

IN FINE OH ICE, EX MAKURA. NOT TOOIIUCII NOR TOO MANY. BETTER ORDER TODAY.

5 Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd.m Plione 45

SA32l3V2Paa)BV,aV7?

Ijfepll

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$9

arc

Iron Fence andMFXT TO VnilNO fU.nO. 17R.lq,) kino ect

A.

SllirriNQ AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE.

Agent for ARTHUR SEWALL &

PARROTT & 00., Sa& Francisco.

mmwi

SO.

All

the

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aIf it's painted

The Paint 134 Si

LIMITED

01TICE 281. P. 0. BOX 184.Fort St., Opp. W. 3 Irwin & P Ltd.

We do all of Teaming; also aca) in Crushed White andSand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil. Etc. MOVING A BP7

filALTY

W. LCollector Evening Bulletin; Financial

Secretary Hawaiian EngineeringAssociation. Office Hours: From

to 1 nt Bulletin1011 T.H.

WATCHESINGERSOLL WATCHES

At Watcbdealcrs.

Jos.Accnt for Hawaiian Islands,

Cor. TORT and Sts , Honolulu.

SportingBoots

Boois For

STOCK

$6

TOR WEEKS

and a to those whose..in open.

.

CONDITION,

v

Monuments- Safes,

Iron Fence

Maine;

by

Shop

S

S

Hawaiian Monument .Works

Joseph Oilman,

EATON,

PHONE

Bsth.

Good Folks TaRc

Notice

It's Good Sign

Stanley Stephenson,King

Honolulu Construction and. Graying Co,,

GENERAL UuiU'RAUTOlS..P1I0NE,

kinds Rock.Black SAFE

ofllce.KING ST..HONOLULU,

KEYSTONE-ELGI-

Schwartz,KING

Received ex Alameda a New Shiptnent of Latest Styles in

LADIES' ILVTS.

K. UYEDA,1028 NUUANU ST.

M'Xat

LEVY'SFOR

(arooeries

Eveiiin t5ulletin 75c. Per Month

BACTERIA'S USES

FOR HEALTH

Miss Hunt Has Good

Audience At The

College

,Aii appreciative, audience hit nightlistened to, ti( ery Interesting amiIpstructlvo kcturcB nt the College ofHavvnll, Miss I f vi ii t spoko on "line-ter-

mil Their ligation to Iloaltli"nnl I'rosldqpt dllnioru un "I'lunt Dlscast's."

Although bnctprla piny in Importantn part In nil mt: aqtlvltK'S Ihtjlr etmlywas not commenced until nliout JG95

It wns lint, however until ,niuph laterthat their study In relation to dlseasy

aa pursued.. Uccnusc of. this asso-ejallo-p

with disease, tncterla Jiavegained n rcputntlpn that thqy haonot deserved, for, by no means anthey all pathocnlc. Indeed theirfuiicllun as preservers of. health Is nsImportant ns their relation to disease

I'lecldunl GlinGro spoke first of thecause of plant diseases. They may hicaused by living organism'- - acting nspurnsltcs or saprophytes, hy em Ironincut or ph) Blologlc.il dlstmlmicc, orby both In a brief way attention wascalled to the life history of the fungi,pointing out Hint these plants illffurfrom flowering ones In that they nrunot giecn, llvo on organic foods, andhnu no flowers, trult or seeds.

Tho treatment of disonscr wns dweltniMin nt some length nnd tho audiencewas shown ns well ns told the properway to prepare n fungicide.

The next lectures nt the collego willbo ghen un Wednesday evening nt7:30. Jncoli Kolinsky will speak on"Our Worst Insect Knomlcs." Presi-dent loliu V. Qllmorc will speak on"Sonic Important Phases of Soil Man-agement."

NKfER FIND ECZEMA CURE

Tho local drtigzist is naturally stowto recommend n remedy for nny til?ease; lie will mike such recommendation ns n rule, only nrter he has been.thoroughly convinced; h Ir rot looklug merely for one sale hut must lmuI'cimaucntly the ton.l.lence of liltCIBtomciB.

IViliapH no reined)' In I lie druggist',stock Jins hoen mori! vvldtly endorsedby druggists themselves lli.in tho t pe-

el lie eczema cure, oil of wlutergreen,th)mol nnd gbcerlne, as compoundedIn I), D. I). Prescription

Among hundreds, o( loiters frompromlrcuL druggists ve ipiotq n few

Mr. Illgglnspn nt , tho , HtgglnsonDrug Co , Wichita, Kansas, says:

"Wo hnvo a number, of .cry cnthitgl-nBtl- c

pcoplo who hn,o been cured byI). D, D. Prescription. These curedpatients (Pj (is much to Incrcnso thesales ns nnv ndcitlslnir Yon cannotmnjto your ndH'rtlsliig too strong, nswu nrc qurseives cntnusiastic in pusii-Inj- i

tlje goods."Tho Vopgell Ilros. DrjJK Co., Minne-

apolis, Minn , wrltei"Tho remedy Is giving splendid

and our customers nro doingmuch to iuhcrtlsQ Its merits."

T. P. Tnylor & Co, LoulsIIto, Kysn)s:

"Wo hno noted rcmiultnb'o cureswith I). I) I), and hnvo had n numberof customers tell they would not lutiu$300.00 for the :mu effected In theirease."

Wolff-Wilso- Drug Co, Ht Louis,Mo, stuto:

"Wo belloo I) I). D. Pieseilpllonto bu n medicine of gieat merit."

A Uaur, Torre Haute, Ind., (estnbllblied 31 jears). writes:

"To nil pcoplo sutlerln? from nnjform of skin disease, tho I). D, I)remedy has my unqualified endorse-ment. During my extensile experi-ence ns n druggist It Utlu only n

leniody on iho market "thu't g'lvcaBiitlsfuctloi) I pornpiiaUy know, ofbotcral lunmrkablo ures"

Thls,'sor,t,ot endorijcipent fiom highgrijdo djiigglijts, Is. th Aery best

Hint nny rqmedy can have.It idious thai not only one or two butninny customers gf u, (irpg store niolepoi'tlng to, tho driigj-U- t tho favor- -

nbjo results with Uils cczonia remedy.'ti also havo carefully hncstluated

I), D. I), I'rcsqrlidlon. II(uiou)u DrugCo.. Kurt street. Tho Proscription iscompounded of wlntersrecn mixedwth thymol, gljccrfiio, nnd other fienllig jngrodlonts, H Is, ii niinpl wnshnnd a very fgw drguti remgvq ho Itch,pur lnp pxpcrlvnceltl' this highlyinqrjtorjpue, remedy Iibb gtcn us con.fldcncp. lu iccgmjncudlns: It for nilskin dbioi)Bes , Further Jnfnrmntlonregarding" tho remedy "can bp' had bycnlllni; nt our stoie,

THE ART THEATRE

"The Tnlo the Searchlight Told" Istho lending lllm nt the Alt Thentiothis week nnd Is one of the host thntlitis heen put on. Manager I.awton IsKeeping up tho high stiindurtl ho hasCstnlillshed nt this pretty plnio ot

MARRIED

umwiciBi:N . MrqiTi:nN in thiscity Slnich I,, 10, by tho lteFather Stephen, Chnrlps r. I.ud-wlgs-

to Miss Ktliel Prancla Mc-

Queen,

Wm. Williamson,

Stock and Bond Broker,83 MERCHANT ST.

PHONE 012.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

in

HONOLULU, March 10, 19C9

. or STCICC

MFRCATtTHVBrewer Ii Ca...SUfSAU

Rw riAntmiAiiCo ..Hawaiian Acrlr r .Maw Com A uarCo .Hawaiian URar Co ,Itonomn Sugar CoUmoVaanutarCo .HaHa'uorCn .. ,.Mukblwn Snjar Plait,atahukd PlatMMl on v'iVTfkaha Stic-- r wClpahnlc Siisaf Co. .,Koloi SuaarCo ...McBfjlSar Co ...ruh !lta;it CojOnoba S .far Co ...O ola td ,ar llant Coj a Siifar Co L4t1 ,,..DIowalii Co.., MPaaliau Sarar pt.nl CoPacircStiirMlll., ...Fata Plantation Co .,.Ptpetkaoftaar Co....WiUloaAa-tlnCn-lWaini1iufntarCo ,.WalmanatoSuaar CoWalnuaO--M- Co

MISCBLI ANKOtHStMtn N Co

Hawaiian BirdrirCoHooiKTSi ICoPrellloti R T .V I. Co ConMutual Talfpltnnc CoNatilkalUMwrOi.

Taid UpNahiku Rnhltr Co Am

0hnfl. CoHllollkCo,.linn Bat M Co ,Hawaiian P' wapvlt Co.

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HawTrrtl .PlttCIHawTrrapcllT(t Wl'CHaw Tcr 4H l -Haw Tar , pcHaw Gov't flic ....Ca.StttStirAirtiCo rp.riaiau nnsiri.oa pcHam Illlch Co,

Ulit-- Pilch t.Haw Com A Sorj Oo cHaw Snrnr Co Ape.into r.n i,;H n.Honakaa Sukii co rwHon KTbuCuMCKaltultu Kant Co C pcMrUrylrSCo'atf.Oahu mLColut .Oahn Sugar Co i pcQlaaSiigarCnopc. ,IV- - Sue Mill Co, 6aPala uianlatlnn Co ....Tlonrrr Mill Co opt .,

atalua Arrl'-C- o f tc

P. 0, BOX 528,

1000 on

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Sale") Ilel w ecu onrds: 10 Pioneer,1100; 60 Pioneer. $1G0: () Haw C &

3. Co, J107.50; 20 Oahu Sig Co.,3QS"',4; 16 Oahu Sug Co,. 3il!TV4.

22 i;n. $2S12i 20 Kwn, $2S 12 Ses-sion: 10 Wnlalun JD0; lO'l Ilo'iokni$I7,riO, CO JlonoknitjnEO; 1 QihuSub, Co, ?31; 8 Kw.i, 28, 2'. liw.i

latest sugar quotation, 3,80, centsor;$77.20 ptnton. 'Ul ' '

Sugar, '3.86 elsBeets, ICs, 4 i-- 2d

Henry Wateriiouse Trust Co.,Members Honolulu StoeK and Done

Exchange.FORT AND MERCHANT STS.

TELEPHONE 730.

Free Booklet On

Blight's Oisease

And DiabetesWo to rlic" In tilt? Innils of

Hun., ntnutil with Ilrlglit Dlncnao orIJIalHtiH ri? pitnpltltt Hint Is saInit hitinnn litis. It la not an orillmiryIHtmpliltt. Iiut M prlncljially mudu up oCrrMrts of Hchtitltlcally uinductdl testsIn u lurK Mirlrty o( cana, xhowlnK 17Ixr nut of rtcoMTica In thtrui hithertoIncttralilo cllsuiaiH.

'Ihls booklet Is for HiooKlitful peopletKtipIo who ran illxirliiilnoto between

i an fully prepared niKirt of a patient,Hrlous ami profoundly Important lnuotl-Ktitlo-

Tho sptclllcs emplojed In theaa teatsurn known as tho I'nltoii Uompoumla,nnd tho rtaults obtaltutt prove conchfrrly that thtsv (In ailed dlaonaes so Ionicfan I Iiumi nt (aat sleMid to medicalscience. Tho immphlct l free. HonoluluUriiB Co , Tort St.

Wheti to nnct IlrlRht's Dlnensi.weakness or loas of w tight: puffy nnklts,lunula or ejnlliH; ilropsy. Kidney trotiblonfter tho third month urine mny showsediment: fulllnn lalon, ilroKslness; onoor nioru nf these.

In Diabetes the tllatlnfulaldtu; feat urnIs. weukness with great thirst nnd ntlimn Miruclous apM tltu. n

' WANTSLOST.

Speedometer Ilrnckct, ItQttirn to ou! Ihuutji Yotiiig llnrnge and fpiclvo

rewind. )2Cu2t

NEW TO-DA- Y

NOTICE

Wnlches untl jewelry left for re-

pairs with tho lute Thomas Unrt-p-

piny be eallcd for at M It Coupler's,next door (lino-It

ori'ici; or dkpot QUAimJii- -MASTKIt, HONOi.UMf. II T., Msicliis, loos bi:am:d iitoi'os(y.s intriplicate for tulseollnncotiSj printingat Honolulu, II T., during ear end-ing June' 30, 1910, will he receivedheic until 11 p. m. Apll 1, 1900. In-

formation and blank forms furnishedon application to M N rU.S, Cap-

tain i Qiiartonnnstor. I' S A

J2C0 Mar. 10, 17, IS, li), 30, 31.

I.

FABRICS, in ratherFANCY colors and patterns, areamong the new things in

Hart Schaffrier & Marxovercoats and suits this season.You'll find lots of very handsomethings among them; things youwant.

But, of course, yoa'Jl have to have a blue serge or a

fine black suit for variety, nnd n black or oxford overcoat

in the same way.

I 4

(,lc chance untl we'll see

joti'ic piopcrly out.

Silva's ToggeryKING STREET near PORT. PHONE G51.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Bulletin Want Ads. will do allthat puhlicitv can do toward findingwork for workers.

Hello Get Sullivan's hack. 200.'Un good uutu hacks l'lionu u.Judge Ilaru.ird ot l.itupnhoelioo li

spending ftw dttjs In the city.llurrj I'ntlen anil fniuily, of llllo

nre en route to Jnpin on tho Koren.Tho weather has dclajetl work on

the extension of the railroad to I.el-ldii-

Mrs. Kenrus makes nnd parkspreseres; they nro fine. Tako

some litirat.I). Van Dliio returned to Hawaii

on tho Koren from business trip totho SIMcx.

Inter-Inlan- and O It. L shippingtooks for ealo at tho 11

office, B0 each,

IllUd

Tho ems on tho coal carrier on thoIllshop wharf were working for thofirst tlmo jcsteitln

Meet me at the Royal Annex.A, I,. Ilhtck, lni assistant cnphler of

of tho llnnk ot California, arrived hereon the Koiea esterda.

Illdtii Is selling napkins down tocost price. No housekeeper hhoiildoverlook, tho bargains this week

Augt stus Knudsen will lecture thisexciting in the Kaploltitit bnlMlug til7.40 o'clock on "I'sj chologv and Ment'nl Science."

Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic."Tou will be surprised at Its coolingand preservative properties CaliforniaFood Co.. agents.

J. U. Wilbur ..nil of Chicago,who, arrived here on tho Koreatho uiilulnnd yesterday, are stnjlng atl no .Mo.ina Hotel.

us a

that

n

I

a

u 1 o 1 1 n

I

wifefrom

John Wilton, the load mtpcrvlror,lind his first Job Inst Sntunl.o In, l'a- -

lolo Vulle), lencwlng tho hildgu thatwns washed nwnv.

1. Akntin, mnnueer of the branch ofSing Clinng company at Walnu rlcoplaiitntlon, left with his brltlo for avisit to China )etenluy.

Take vour meals at the Royal An-

nex. ,Herbert I. K.iklu. of the M A. (Iiinst

Co., I .(is Augcle. was an arrival ontltu Koiea esterl.iy Ho will remainH'vcrtl weeks In Honolulu

Pies'ilcnt Smith wilt rctiiiu to Ho-

nolulu on Thursday and will attend abig reception In his honor at I, of lHall on Thumtlny evening'

Hon C. II. I)ckey will address thiW C. T. U. on tho lltjtuir iav nndamendments this' nfternoon nt 2; 3D Inthe parlor of Cenlral Union church

The inn Jon n( t(epiity load sillier-viso- r

has been )bolblicil nnd DavidCrovvnliberg the recent holder of thoposition, will h" tillered another Job

I'lofcssnr Matthews will glvu fleelectures lit tho Young Hotel nextThiirs.lnj and rrltlnv on "I low to learnI rench or (ionium lu flvo wcoKb "

Mr. .S'Kou of Nevada camo downon the Pacific Mull liner Korea j entertluy Ho Is a stop over passenger InHonolulu and ho will be hCio for several weeks He Is rf, son of UnitedStntea Senator .N'hon

If every property-owne- r and occu-pier will sec to cleaning--, and keeping-clean-

,

the street and sidewalk infront of his premises, the' city willlook as thouRd it had its face wash-ed,' and the cost will be little or noth-ing. ' Let's try it.

A Skin of Beauty.is a Joy Forever

pvR. T. FELIX COURADB'S ORIENTAL

V CREAM epAWCAL BBAUTjFIElv

UJouniiiil1-- . Crtfjli

KfduJ It. it, hiAtslUid, (! bkisi litMRXM,

kiutr. in0tdUtlmi. Itattt4 IfafJ f,M to inn, fbn!. to ktnvltM tUatttHbcurtlIs prdftrty mUAcMrtacounUiitit ( ilrolUi

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ti th lt.t Ltniiful rf til L.a . t ,.,... .a. ai A L .ttin wriitJQ f 'I hi Hi ltl.i'11 OSf"

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from licr com Wisconsin.pernors nml ramp compaiatUely nearto taking the highest place Miss Dov- -pm

MISS ELIZABETH VICTOR

The Hilo Oirl Who Carried the Dayin the Coar.t of Hawaii Miss

Victor Wes One of theContestants 2 Years

Ago

erlll Int. n good Iced ftom lhi startof the count In t'iu Km u dlstrlrt.

Miss ile In Nu, who stands thehlghcit. In connected with the Jevelrfirm of II P. Wlchm.in A Co. In ItH

bookkeeping ilepnrlinent Her otehows how well and fnor:ihly known

she In hi the tll of Honolulu. Missllevcrell of llrnalel. Kami, In onoof the bout school teiiehers In the pub-Il-

school system of Die Isljnds. Oneof the bent It Hie phrase iimm becauseMiss I'loieiice Ho uf l.'ihalii,! standiITI hlt,Il I'l lllr PHlKIII ii' Ih-- i pupils,

their patents ami the ''iiirlmciiL.MIhh Ii . .,i4 Inn In IIiuimIuIii an 1

liearit Hi l. n i 1 b lug the firstit mini Mil' ' nil iip p uc;iIiil' tograduale from O.ilin Collcgi-- wherehe Ii "I l '" ' i finding Her

bnillii Kim ""i ' 'i i vis Uio i.ilutn

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MISS FLORENCE HO

Who Carried First Honors in theMaui District and Oot the

Highest Vote of Any Can-

didate in OutsideDistricts

tnrinn of the OjIiii Colleco cl nn iif19(17 nml Hccoml prize winner In theDamon contest of 1008 nt Mills Intdltule Ho Is fmw nt the t'nlverslt of

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MISS FLORENCE K. DEVERILL

Winner from Kauai Districtitself to nsHstlng the members of theImposition party to make their plansIn: the Hip

The II ii 1 e I I n's popnlailty coldestenme to mi end Monday ucnlug lmri- -

ly nt S o'clock.It w.ih ii sharp, exciting finish.Judging b the crowd In nml nboul

tho II ill let In uince hist night. Itmlglil linxe been tho night after

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Who Has Lots of Oahu 'Friends

olccili ii Ifcrbly was Inteiested In lending Hie result of thegreat popnlailty contert. nml I'irgTnuiiibirs of them imxUms for the firstnews, were on hand to wntth the piogless of the count Tho telephone waskept constantly busy.

Most Interesting among tho spec-

tators, of course, wcri) the young women thcim-elvc- and their friends wholmd nrsisted them In winning Mites.No ono knew wlinl the lesult wouldbe. ttubscilplloui had ponied In on theInst day of tho conies!, .mil the rela-

tive taming of tho contestants, nsthey nppared In the Momln'H Issue

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had to bring In In ndd to their creditat the close. Thero was n oluntarynigh of relief from, many of themwhen the last subscription that couldof the paper, gave no Inkling of thofinal result, Surprises' wero expected,nml they were not lacking,

A few minutes before 8 o'clockwere moments of anxious suspense fortho contestants and their friends.None of them knew what the othersbo counted on the contest had beentaken, and E. O, White unlocked the

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Who Stood Second on Hawaiilmllot-b- o and emptied Its contents ontho table, around which s.it the mem-

bers of tho romniltteo. Assisting MrWhlto wcro K. U. Porter. O, A. Slav,en nnd C. Marquez,

Sorting tlni Inllots began rt humand when this was completed tho fig

ures wero read to Mr. Mnrquoz, whoUsed the Cnmptogrnph adding machineIn obtaining the totals. Thn Compto-grap-

nddlng machine Is consideredone of tho most electricdrive nddlng and listing machines ontho market.

Tho losers (bless them) weroamong the first to congratulate thowinners. The contest had been fairand free, and It was good to sea thefine, ladylike feeling that existed be-

tween tho late contestants.The manager of tho Dulletln

company, on behalf of the compiny.stated that his only ru."iet was thatall of the lino girls could not win;that nit of the promises mado would

MISS LELA DINKLAGESecond in Oahu List

be redeemed to the letter, nnd thorcrnnd hlglust in each of tho fourdistricts would he. In n reasonablemcHhiiii', assured of snuie comticnsn-tlo-

for their fnlthfiil efforts nml thogood work done Ho stated that thofciibscilptlnn contest had I ecu undertaken not wllh u view to Immediateprotlt but to sccuro subscriptions, nmlthat object hud been handsomely

Tho subscription lists, uschecked to date, show u large Increaseto the ulicidy Inrgo cliculatlim of thoII u 1 1 o 1 1 n, giving to the paper tholargest city and county circulation In

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MISS TRINNIE MARCOWho Made a Good Contest

the Hawaiian Islands, thus: nmklug ItTill: Ideal advertising medium.

After the count was completed, Mrclltor of the Hullo tin,

cscuitcd the Judges oer to tho UnionCS i 111 nnd those who care lo know thomenu, please enquire of the Judgesami Mr Knrrlngtou.A Word of Thanks.

Most nil the contestants lmothat tho II u o 1 1 u publish

a word of thanks lo their manyfriends, who have tieon so liberal Intheir Biipport during tho contest Justdosed nnd space will mil penult lopublish each one elugl, theiofnio thoII u I v 1 li ttiU'B this opportunity to

V,.,

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Clearing-li- p Sale

CostUme DepartmentMONDAY NEXT, 1CTH INST., wc will put on aalc

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SILK LISLE HOSE FOR MEN

PLAIN AND FANCY.

3 Pairs, 50 cents; 3 Tairs, ?1.00; 1 Pair, 25c cents; 1 Pair, CO cenh.

U. AHOY, Nuuanu, below Hotelthank nil for all nnd the Unlet Injoins tho contestants In rime.

CARD THANKS

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FORT and Stsmo in tho llulletln contest, nndespecially to tho unknown ones who I

nsslstcd In securing tho largo num-

ber of votes In my support, I tendermy fcinccrc thnnks.

LIZZIK THN SUH KAU.Honolulu, March lGth.

Bulletin Business Office Phone 250Bulletin Editorial Room Phon 185y BULLETIN ADS PAY 1

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PennsylvaniaLawn Mowers

A new lot of these well-know- n mowers just at hand,and they are in time for you to attend to the grass thatwill be growing so fast on your lawns after the fine rainswe have had.

Wc have the rest of the tools that go with Mowers,such aj Hedge Shears, Hand Clippers, Tree Pruncrs, and AllSorts of Garden Tools. By the way, have you tried a lit-tle of our FORCEGROWTH on your lawns and. in your gar-dens?

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Veterinary Surgeon Pottie has

taken an office at the corner of

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can be consulted on all matters

relating to stock and where the

well-know- n Pottie remedies can

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AMUSEMENTS

RETURN OF THE "LITTLE BIG FAVORITES" THE

Lilliputians"A Gaiety Girl" Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights and

Wednesday matinee."The Runaway Girl" Thurslay and Friday nights and Saturday

matinee.Vaudeville by Entire Cast Saturday night.Popular price, 25c, SOc, and 75c; Matinees: Children, 25c; adults,

COc. Scats at Bcrgstrom's.

Call and See the New 30-H.-

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P0ULTRYF0R SALE

Fine Lot of Different Breeds; also

Fresh Eeirs, from 1 Doz. up.

CLUB STABLESFort St.

PRIMOBEER

Pau Ka HanaTHE ENEMY TO DIRT.

At Your Grocer's.

Royal Hawaiian

GarageGEO. S. WELLS, Mgr.

HOTEL ST. PHONE 101.Prices Reasonable,

.afc'

AMUSEMENTS.

ARTTHEATERWonderful Motion Pictures bring-

ing to view scenes from many landsand embracing Comedy and Pathos.Two changes each week,.

Monday and ThursdayDon't Fail To Sec "THE TALE

THE SEARCHLIGHT TOLD," One ofEdison's Great Fcatuic Films; as wellas OTHER LATE andSUBJECTS.

THE

Gem TheaterHOTEL STREET

Motion PicturesChanges Mondays, Wednesdays and

FridaysADMISSION 10c. and 20c.

Children 5c.

Park Theater

FORT ST. opp CONVENT.

LATEST MOTION PICTURESand

ILLUSTRATED SONGS

Admission lOo and 15cChildren. 5o- -

OWLCIGAR

M. A. Gunst & Co.FORT AND KING STREETS.

EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK

done by thaFRENCH LAUNDRY

with their new FRENCHprocess.

257 Beretanta St. Phone 1491.

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EVENING nULtETlN, UONOLULO, T. II.TJIUSDAY, MAK. IG, 1309.

BaseballBoxingBoating 5

Marathon TalkAnd Training

GossipTlio to Halelwn

khoiild comu off on Sunday next. Thumails nro rapidly iltying tip, mid willIn a couple of days time lie fit to runon. Mont of I ho contestants nro stillIn active training, nml thu extra weekhas helped them u lot to put on condi-tion.

.fny Kulins Ik lint nulto certain II hewill Ktnrt or not. The Injury that horeceived koiiio time iiru at football InHtlll tcllliiK on lilm, nml he mhlccs noono to pliinso cm his clianco of win.nltiK. Kit nml well, I hero would havebeen only nbout two men who wouldhave troubled KiiIiiih, and It Ik Indeedhard luck that he In reeling ns he Is atpresent.

Jackson In coming alone nicely amiHtnnilH a good clianco of winning. I. J.Walsh, the veteran, was out over thecourso last Sunday, hut h kecpng re-

sults to himself. Several other Mara-thon men aro doing long distance tryoiiib, nml pome surprising records arolielng whlspcifd around town. Thudistance to Halelwn In close on to thir-ty miles leaving mi tho alleged shortcuts and thu man who coin out thocourse In less than four hums shouldabout win thu cup.

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Oahu CollegeInter Class

MeetVeslerdny afternoon at Alexander

I'leld the .Iiinlors-I'VeKlitiic- n defeatedtho Sophomorca-Scnlor- of tho OahuCollege. All tho events wore keenlyton (rated and tile final score showedthat only llvo points separated tho(outestaiits, tho .luiilors-I-Vcshmc- n hoIng In the lend.

(irent Interest was shown In theInterelnsH meet, nml nil tho virion!were rhecred by their classmates.Tim hold was In much better condition than on Saturday, and Is rapid-ly drying up. Tho total points scor-ed were .lunlors-Krcshmc- n T2, Sophs-Senio-

t7.Tho results were: 100-ynr- d dash:

Sing Cheng, Desha, Taylor. Mlto:Young, (Itbli. 220 hurdles: Dcshn,Ilex Hitchcock, ltnndolph, llltchcotk.Quarter mile: Wlthlngtnn, SingChong, Tnylor. 220-yar- d dash: Desha, Taylor, ltnndolph Hitchcock.Half mltn: Young, Wltlilngton. Saucy Ilelny won by tho

team.Held events: High Jump: Knul-mu-

Hex Hitchcock, llnudolpliHitchcock. Shot put: Kaulbaum, Ltdgate. Hammer throw: Mdgate, llllclirock, llroad Jump: Desha, Knul- -

Iiiiiiiii, Randolph Hitchcock. I'olnvault: ltnndolph Hitchcock, IlexHitchcock.

PORTPROGRAM

Secretaries or other author- -Izcd roprasentatlres of clubsaro nsked to send In a list ofevents, scheduled by thorn, thatthey may bo Included In thoprogram. Address all commu--nlcntlons to tho Sporting IMI- -tor, Rvonlng Bulletin.

CricketMar. 18: Cambrian vs. Ho- -

nolulu.Mar. 20: Cambrian vs. Ho- -

nolulu,Field Sports

Mar. 2U: All Schools.Social

Mar. 20: Aala A. O.

MarathonMnr. 2t- - Halelwn Itucc.

GolfMar. 21: Medal.

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Flora And TheCam brian

CombineII. M, S. Horn, from China waters.

Is now In tho harbor, and conse-quently things look bright for sports.The Cambrian and Horn will be ableto put up a good combined team ofboth cricketers nnij footballers, Ne-ither ship alone could muster n fullteam or cricketers that Is, fromamongst tho wardroom members.Now that the Horn Is In, Hint dim-(ult- y

Is removed, and the team thonaval men will put in the Held onThursdny afternoon will make thnlocal players sit up and take notice.

Tho llrltlshcrx hnvo all plncd thognmo at different times of life, andall can be relied upon to show someflashes or good form. Of course, theyhave had very llttlo chance or prac-tlc- o

for n long time, but still a manhardly ever forgets how to lilt aloose-pitche- d ball. It Is the realgood -- length ones that bother thoman nut or form. It Is more likelythat most of the Uritlshers will 'hecaught In tho field than that theywill ho howled.

It Is going In br " corking goodmatch and there will bn some fineexhibitions of free batting before (hostumps nro drnwn nt 6 o'clock. Pos-

sibly n couple or players from Maulwill come down on tho Clnudlno Intime for tho match. It Is to bo hoped10, ns Hint would lend additional at-

traction to the game.

Bulletin Business Office Phone 258.Bulletin Editorial Room Phons 185.

STODDARD DAYTON

By Hour or Trip.

6. G. Beokley, Jr.PHONE 190.

RacingBowlingRowing

Cambrian PlayAlilolanl

. SoccerOn Thursdny tho Alilolanl Collcgo

boys will probably piny tho Cambrianteam nt soccer. Tho College boys ntornthcr smnll to tncMo n bunch liketho sailors, but tpsy know n gooddeal nbout the game and may bo de-

pended on to show some good work.Tho only difficulty nbout tho matchIs that ground Is hnr dto gel. ThoMnklkl site will he occupied by thncricketers and Is consequently

However, the game mayhe pin) od on cither the old l'tinnhouground or the Alexander llcld.

The sailors nro In no kind of con-dition and will probably becomewinded very quickly. Mfo on ship-board In the tropics Is not conduciveto slaying powers, and thn ts

will know they have been ex-

ercising before tho nintch Is through.It In to he hoped Hint the rnln Is

all pan; tho sun Is shining nt Inst,nnd ma.y It continue to do so untilthe nnvnl men have bnd n chance ofseeing Honolulu under ordinary con-

ditions. Tho weather has been aw-

ful for the past couple ot weeks, undlinn prohibited all outdoor sports.

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Swimming AndRowing For

MorningsKdwln 1'ernnndcz and a few oth-

ers ot the Hcalnnl Hoat Club 'aretrying to Interest tho work-vi- s

of tho loiniiiuiilty In nn early-morni-

rowing und swimming en-

terprise. The idea hecins very feub-lin- e

and Is likely to be cnirlcd out..Many men who cannot gel away Inthe afternoons will probably Join Intho movement, und turn out firsttiling In tho mornings tor a row Intho past, tbcro being no certain!) ofiindlng a male to go rowing with, buslather stopped men from turning out.As soon as a rowing man can bo suroof nndlng u few of bis kind down atono of tho clubs In tho morning, nnish will no doubt set In (or thoearly-mornin- g row und dip.

Tin a lino sport rowing andcombined with u dip afterwards, soonRets u mnn Into good fettle,

A meeting was held Inst night andquite u'few ot the enthusiasts rolledout. It was decided to get nil thenight-worke- possible to tako an In-

terest In the scheme, and to start tho"Morning Dip Association" rightaway. The Mi I). A'ti. will do u lotot good In this city, und It U bplen-dl- d

idea.

The Weekly Edition of tho EveningBulletin olvei a complote summary oftho news of the day.

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NO USE !man has no use for his

THIS He is tied up to astiff proposition that is

occupying all his attention.But for the one with both feet

on the grounds have some goodadvice.

DON'T THROW AWAY A PAIR OF SHOES BECAUSE THE SOLES ARE WORN

THROUOH, OR THE SEAMS RIPPED IN THE UPPERS.

Bring them to us; our expert machine man will mend them in a jiffy so they will

look and wear like new shoes.

Men's soles and,heels, $1,25 ; Women's soles and heels, $1.00; Women's Fine Hand-Turne- d

soles and heels, $1.50; Men's rubbet heels, 65o; Women's rubber heels, 50o.

REGAL SHOE STORE,McCANDLESS BUILDINQ, KINQ AND BETHEL STREETS.

A NEW

Oriental Embroidered

Goods' JUST ARRIVED.

LADIES SUITS, SHIRTWAIST PATTERNS, TABLECENTRE PIECES and DOILIES, all new dcslm.

A full line of PONGEE SILKS and ORASS LINENS.

YEE CHAN & CO.,CORNER KINQ AND

All Schools HaveTrack MeetSaturday

Next Saturday the All .Schools heldnnd track meet will take place onAlexander I'leld. Oahu College, thoHigh School, and Knmchnmelin Schoolwill take part. These iiiterscholasllccompetitions nro most Interesting nsii rule and are generally watchedclosely by the older athletic men ofthe communty. It Is to the schoolsHint wo look ror our future prominenthasebnllcrs, footballers, runners, highJumpers, etc. If the )oung crop nfathletes of any particular year Is notpromising, mo cITcrtR are noticed Insome unci ceding jear. If no star per.roriner llnMica across the school flrm-nme- nt

nt any glcn season the rartIs In the mediocre nsnlr- -ants ror athletic honors later on.

There Is nu old saying that Water-loo was won (he playing fields ofKton. And very true It Is, loo, andalso about any other Important"fight or frolic" affair of life. TimKdioolboy of today Is the mnn or li- -morrow, aim unless the standard ornthlctlcs Is kept up In tho schools, ugeneral rnlllng-of- r Is Inevltublo In thefuture.

Tticro Is Hot inurll dnnrpr nf nslump lii athletics In these Islandsnu long as such keen IntnrnKt In

shown In all school sports. The triangular meet to be pulled off on Sat-urday will now that the rain ha.tcleared off bo productive ot Romeflno attempts for records. The HighSchool, In Ihelr meet lastweek put up some lino work, undleci very conlldcnt of being able toHull off tho ehnmnlotislilii. rin tin.other hand, tho O.ihns and Kamelui- -

metins nro determined to leave nnstone unturned In their efforts to boproclaimed the wlhnera,

Taking it nltocctbcr. thn crliru.lahnvo a flno bunch ot athletes Justnow, and tho meet prom-ises a good afternoon's snort. Alexander Held is not fenced, ami

It Is hard to collect anycharge for admission; still a generalfeo of 2.r. cents will ho charged thepuiillc nnd ten cents will be chargedfor students who attend nnv of the

'competing school i Only Judges andother ofnclnl.i will bo allowed on thorenter field, as spectators nearly al-ways, get In tho way of somo runnernno intcrrcro with his chances ofwinning.

a n a

Old Weston OnThe War Path

AgainThe o ped, IMwnrd I. Wes

ton, who last yenr performed hisstunt, Is, according to

n cable, going to try for ono better.A mere stroll or 300 miles Is thoveteran's now venture no Icsh thana gentle nmbln trnm New York tilban Frnnrlsco, and the old gentleman, who has seon soventy-on- o sum-mers, Is not content with walking asdirect ns possible, but must add totho length or tho trip by paying vis-I- ts

to towns nnd cities oft his comic.When tho mnjorlty of men. reach

tho ago of 71, forty-thre- e reel isabout their limit In the walking linehnd most or them content thcmsclchwith a Jaunt irom their bedrooms totho bunny sldn or tho la mil. Soventy-on-

yo godsl Why, most or uswon't get within llfleen jcars ofthat and, with luck, should be g

in tho s' AsbestosWings Stakes" that Is, at least thenewspaper section.

This Westnn Is a wonderful oldathlete, and has our local vet podsbeaten In n frnr.zle. It Is understoodthat Weston iIooh (he o

stunts on behnlf or the lleaist newspaper crowd. Thoro Is hopo for usnil jet, although tho Idea of startingn Cinn-mll- o trip on toot nt 71 year.ior ago Is not very consoling. Stillit would bo better than being rnrrledout leet first to tho undertakingparlors. It would not be surprisingto hear of some aged swimmer tack-ling the trip troni Honolulu to NewZealand, mlng tho famous crawlstroke. He might rest on the equa-tor awhile bofore crossing It.

Bulletin Buiiness Office Fhons 25G.Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185,

SHIPMENT OF

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oBETHEL STREETS.

tHOTEL

STEWARTSAN FRANCISCO

T ABOVE UNION SQUARE

JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS

EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A DAY UP

AMERICAN PLAN S3.00 A DAY UP

J A nit dawn toon hotel. Slut and

krlck structure. Furnished at a coil ot

$150,000. Em comfort and comanl-anc- t.

On car lines trantfatrlnp. lo illparts ot cllt. Omnibus masts all trains

and tliamirs. cHOTfcL STEWART

Now recognised an HawaiianIsland Headquarter,

Cable Address "TltAWETS."A II C (luidc.

Andrew Usher'sScotch WhisRev

O.V.G. SpecialReserve

W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd.,Agents.

FordTOUIUNG CAR, $1185.

SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD.MERCHANT ST. HEAR ALAKEA. '

The Manhattan CafeMeals and Short Orders at All Timesof the Day and Night. We NeverSleep. FORT ST. NEAR HOTEL.

ll. wm. WAHHAM, JFrop.

Horse, Harness andSurrey

For Snle, Guaranteed.

A. R. Rowat, D.V.S.777 KING ST.

McTighe FavoriteThe Rest Whiskey on tho Mark-.- t.

rilOS. F. McTIGHE & CO.. AGENTS.101-10- 5 KING ST.

PHONE 140. P 0. BOX 755

"A OAIETY GIRL"

BIG SUCCESS

l.nr.t nlplit. the fiinnim mimical rumvriy iinecess, "A (ialeti (Jill" wnn preKt'litci! In llnmilnlii ror the Mrnt tlmuIn n crouilcil bonne Tlilr opcrsi Ikeerliilnl) one nf the best In the repertoire ot the tnlenteil youngster)); it In

full or entchy Kcuica, trettv dunces nmtcomedy kIIii.iI Ions nml tlm Mllliu- -

tl.uiH nro nl ays xeen to tho bestIII n iil. nt litis nntiiro. They

were prent Inst nlKhl JiiM fiicnt.Tho roKtmiicx ot thin play nro par-

ticularly KHI, nml sumo of them were"kllllnK" The llclntz Kills weru anmuch In exbleneo ns ever to thu IiiikoilrllKht of the uiiillciifo Thesu buyslire Just eoniltiR Into their oun; theyIiiimi Impinvcil Kreatly sluro their lar.t

lslt. nml nre now nt theirfining ot tho mini; bits "re: . "IIIrIi

Class ("linperone " l Ivy l'lillalil; "Inthe fioblen Hun." hv liene llnliiy;"I'leiiwi tin 'Win nml l.el Mo Sleep."by Johnnie llclnt. "Iiily I'rom Ma-il- l

lit." by Aila Hind, mid "What Willthn Neighbors 3nv " lij Teildln McN-i-m-

I a.Atler tin- - Hit il curtain, Mr W. P.

Ailnnm unnonme rioin the rtar.o thuresult of the M u ) I ti cnnteul,which was iceelved with npplniuo.

THE PARK THEATRE

Despite the tlire.iti'iilliK "NCather.business continues Rood nt thu open-nl- r

theatre New films ro on threetimes n weelc nnd Mosura. Wernernnd I ..! iVimilse to rvu tho publictho bcit thcro is.

1S5 editorial rooms 250 bu'-net- s

office. These are the telephonenumbers ot the Bulletin office..

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Oceanic Steamship Company'HIKE TABLE S.S. ALAMEDATli stamsrs or tills line will arrKe and leave thle port n hereunder:

leave S. F. Arrive lion. Leave Hon.MCll. 1.1 MUH. 19 MClt. 3AIM,. 3 AIM.. 9 MCll. 24

API.. 21 AIM., 30 AIM. 14MAY 16 MAY 21 MAY G

MAY 2

Arrive

API,.MAY

NOTICE. On and Rftcr Jane 2ilh, 1908, the SALOON RATES willbe ns follows: Single Fare, Round Trip, $110. Family room extra.

In connection with the saling c tho above steamers, the agentaprepared to 'tsue the Intending pmengera coupon through tlckata, byany railroad from San ?rancltco to all points In the States, andfrom New York by any steamship line to all European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Win G. Irwin & Co., LtdOCEANIC S. 3. CO. GENERAL AQENTB.r; '!. - j"- - fU!1!"!";'!" i mm tiwammmammmmm

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. & TOYO RISEN KAISHA

Steamers of the auovo companies will at Honolulu and leave thla porton or about the dates below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:

KOKHA . . . . ..MAIL If.NIPPON MAUI' .MAR 36,SIHEItlA . A Pit. 1

UHINA . . UML 9

MANCHl'IMV Al'lt. 15

FOR OENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO

H, Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.,AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Weekly Ballings tin Tehauutepoc.FROM HEW YORK TO HONOLULU.

Freight received at ull times nt ttiBrooklyn

rnoM san ntANciaco to monolulu umr.cT.

I'l.EIAUIlS '10 SMI. . ..MCll. IllI relght received at Company's

wharf, Orrvcwlch Street.VHOM HONOLULU TO SAN FItAN-CISC-

lM.KIADKS It) SMI, APR I

9.

2011

1

are

Lanadian-AustraHa- n Royal Mai)8temnuhlp Company.

Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANAD-IAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C and Sydney. N.8. W., and calling at Victoria, D. C, Honolulu and FIJI, and Bris-bane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or abo'it the datea below atated, viz.:

FOR fIJI AND AUSTRALIA:

MAKUItA UML 2AOrtANGl MAR. 31AOHANCII MAY 1IMARAMA APR. 27SI ARAM A MAY 2K

Will cull at Fitnnlnc Island.

MCll.

JUNK

$05;

United

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Cannda, United States andEurope. For Freight and Passage and all general Information, to

Theo. I). Davies fi Co.. i id. General AMlti..'.. ....". i ii mmiar

Matson Navigation Company

Union -- Pacific

TransferFui.'.'ture Moving.

two

FOR 8AN FRANCISCO:

SlilHHIA MAILCHINA MAR.MANCinmiA MAILCH1YO MAILASIA APIt.

Company's Wharf, 41st Street,

FIIOM AND TACOMAHONOLULU DIRECT,

VIU01N1AN. HAIL.MUMCAN, SAIL- - Al'lt. 1

For further apply toHACKFELD

Agents Honolulu.P. MOnBB,

Qaneral Freight Agent,

FOR VANCOUVER:

Baggagei

Storage Wood

Packing Coal 58

Past SchoonerCONCORD

forKAPUNA, H0N0IPU, and

H00KENAFrom

Apply on Board orHAWAIIAN CO., AgLTelephone 390, Maunakea St.. belowKing. 820.

BULLETIN PA.Y

SCHEDULE "HrLONIAN"the Direct Service Between

SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULUARRlVr. HONOLULU LEAVE HONOLULU

MARCH 1903 MARCH 1909APRIL 1909 APRIL 20, 1909MAY 1909 MAY 18, 1909JUNE 9. 1909 JUNE 1999

ThnS S this line, freight only, leaves Seattlefor thii I (II roc t March 13th, 1309.

Tim S S. I.I'RLINi: of this line. earning Iioth freight ami passon-tei- s,

rail from San rrnnelico for this Port direct. Mnrch 14lh, 1900.Passenger Sates to F.: Fint Cabin, $00; Bound Trip Pint Clan

For further particulars applyCASTLE LTD.,

Co., Ltd.and Piano

Mustace-Recl- k Co., Ltd.Phone 205. DRAYMEN 03 Queen. Street. Bos, 212.

Estimates Given on all kinds towning,

Dealers In

FIREWOOD, STOVE, STEAM AND BLACKSMITH COAL.

CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, GARDEN

HAY, CEMENT, ETC.

FINEST IT

and cloth of A-- l quality can pur-chased from

SAfNQ CHAN,McCANDLESS BLDG.,

U. Box 001. Telephone 031.

AGENTS FOREDQEWORTH and OB01D

The only good smokingTobaccos ia the Market.

FITZPATRI0K BROS.an4 MYRTLE CIGAR STORE.

MCll.SO

apply

MAUU

South

SEATTLH TO

TO ....MCU. 18TO

InformationII. CO..LTD.,

0.

Shipping

Sailing

KAILUA

Sorenson's Wharf.to

JJALLA5TINU

P. 0. Box

ADS

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IS,HYADKSof carrying

iicii

S.$110.00

to& COOKE, Agenta,

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ESTABLISHED IN 1858.

BISHOP & COBANKERS

Commercial and Trav-elers' Letters of Creditissued on the Bank ofCalifornia and The Lpn-do- n

Joint Stock Bank,Ltd., London.

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Com-pany and Thos. Cook &Son.

Interest allowed onterm and Savings BankDeposits.

Clal's 8preekels. Wm. Q. Irwin.

J'aus Spreckels & Co.

BANKER.HONOLULU, : : : T. H.

San Francisco Agenta The Norada National Bank of Ban Franclioo.

Draw Exchange on the Nevada Natlonal Dank of Ban Francisco.

London The Union ot Londnn an JSmith's Hank, Ltd.

New Ycr't American ExchangeNational Dank.

Chicago Corn Hxcbnnje NationalDank.

Parle Credit Lyonnala.Hongkong and Yokohama

Banking Corporation,New Zealand and Australia Dank

ot New Zealand and Dank, of Austra- -

urn. .victoria ana Vancouver uanic oi

British North America.Deposits received. Loans mad on

approved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Island. Bills ofExchange bought and sold.

Collections Promptly Accounted Foi.

The Yokohama SpecieBank, Limited

Capital (Paid up) . .Yea 24,000,000Reserve Fund Yen 10,940.000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.The bank buys and receives for col-

lection bills of exchange, issuesDrafts and Letters of Credit, andtransacts a general banking business.

The Bank receives Local Depositsand Head Office Deposits for fixed periods.

Local Deposits $25 and upwardstor one year at rate or 4 per annum.

Head Office Deposits, Yen 25 andupwards for one-hal- f year, one year,two years, or three yean at rate ofoyg per annum.

Particulars to be obtained on ap-plication.

Honolulu Offloe 87 S. King Street.P. 0. Box.188.

M. TOKTEDA . . . . Manager

The First4MERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO.

OF HAWAII, LTD,

3UBSCRIDED CAPITAL.. $200,000.00PAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00President Ceoll DrownVice Prealdant M. P. RobinsonCashier...: L. T. Peck

Otlce: Corner Fort and King Sta.8AVINQS DEPOSITS received and

luterest allowed for yearly depositsat the rata ot iVi per cent, poraaaum.

bios and regulations furnishedupon application.

FIRE INSURANCE

TIE

6. F. DiLLINGfiAM CO.

LIMITED,

Oeneral Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Aasurance Company of London,New York Underwriters' Agency,frovldeneo Washington Insurance Co.4th FLOOR, 6TANQENWALD DLDQ.

WM.ti.lRWiN&CO.,LTD,

AOENTB FOR TUB

Royal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, Eng.Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd,, of London, England.Scottish Union & National Ins.' Co. of

Edinburgh, Scotland.Tho Upper Riins. Ins, Co,, Ltd,

Uexander & BaldwiiLIMITED.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

H. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle , Tic PresidentW, M. Alexander. .Second Vice Pres.J. P. Copke

. . . .Third vice Pres. and ManagerJ. Waterhouse TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryW, O. Smith DirectorT. B. Oalt DirectorW. R. Castle Directoi

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERGHAN1S and

INSURANCE ABENTS

Agents forHawaiian Commercial 4 Suirar Co.Haiku Sugnr Company.Faia Plantation.Maui Agricultural Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company,Kahului Railroad Company.Haleakala .Ranch Company.Honolua Ranch.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd

Honolulu, T. H.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-

CHANTS, SUOAR FACTORS.,., anil

oeneral Insurance agentsrepresenting

Ewa Plantation Co.Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.Kohala Sugar Co.

Waimea Sugar Mill Co.Apohaa Sugar Co,, Ltd.

Fulton Iron Works of St. 7uiiBlake Steam PumpsWeston's CentrifugalsBabooek A Wilcox BoilervGreen's Fuel EconomizersMarsh Steam PumpsMatson Navigation Co.Planters' Line Shipping Co.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.LIMITED.

SUOAR FACTORS andCOMMISSION AGENTS.

Wm. Q. IRWIN PresidentJN0. D. SPRECKELS... 1st V. PresW. M. QIFFARD 2d V. PresH. M. WHITNEY TreasurerRICHARD IYERS SecretaryD. G. MAY Auditot

.Agents forOceanic Steamship Co., San Francis

co. Cal.Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila

delphia. Pa.Hakalsu Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar

Co., Honolulu Plantation Co.,Hutchinson Sugar PlantationCo., Kilauea Sugar PlantationCo., OloWalu Company, Paauhausugar Plantation Co., Walma- -

nalo Sugar Co.

C. Brewer & Co.. Ltd.QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H,

AGENTS FOR:Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Onomoa Sugar Co.,Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co.,Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The PlantersLine of 8an Franeltco Packets.LI8T OF OFFICERS:

0. M. Cooke, President; OeorgoRobertson, Vice President and Manager; E. F. Bishop, Treaeurer and 8ecrotary: F. W. Maefarlane, Auditor; P,C. Jones, C. M. Cook and J. R. Oalt,Directors.

LIFE INSURANCEla not a Luxury; It la a Necessity,

But you Must have the BESTand that la provldod by th famousand most equitable Lawa of Ma...chusette. In the

New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co.,OF D08TON, MASSACHUSETTS

It you would be fully Informed aboutthese laws, address

Castle & Cooke,ULNCHAL AGENTS,

HONOLULU. T. H

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET,

LOTS FOR SALE

OX KAPIOLANI PARK A1DIT10Nand other desirable localities.

For Sale at a Bargain Prectisesat Hauula on the beach, a two-stor- y

nonce ana inrmrure at a bargain.

R. MIYATA & f!0 .

CONTRACTORS; BUILDERS, PAIN- -

TJ5HS, PAPER 'HANGERS andMASON WOTtKTTtR

Second Hand Lumber, Doors anaSashes Ttniifrht unit KnM

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?THAN 6000MORE in Hono-

lulu read the EVENINGBULLETIN every day.

Don't you think thatyou could make a saleby calling your bargainto the of thislarge number of people?Certainly if you writethe right sort of an advertisement and have .

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gain, the BULLETINw,ill find you a buyer.If you wish to adver-tise, the rates are 1 centa word. For displayspace in any part of thepaper, 10 cents an inchper day on yearly con-

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Hawaii

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TAX-PAYE-RS WIN IN

MAY0RAL1TY FIGHT

KRepresentative Citizen

Answers Angel

3lty Call

Los Angeles' Inoiulty troubleslmc resulted quite happily fur thoilvlo welfare of the people of tho A--

Clt). Mayor Harper's resigna-

tion left tho task of filling tho va- -

jcuncy In the otflco ot chief exocutlvoto tho City Council, nnu w. u. Ste-

phens was tho man chosen.Stephens, one of tho wealthiest nnd

most prominent men ot nffnlrs In thofinancial world of Southern C.illfoi-nl- n,

has nlwnjs declined to run orpublic office. As president of tho

Is Angeles Chnmhcr o( Commerce,he has had largo experience In bo)iiI-puh- llc

life. r political preferment,ho never has sought.

ranntlcal reform hns never foundfaxor with Stephens, hut he has hadn strong man's disgust for dirty pol-

itics or political demagoguory. Trimreform has ulwnjB found In tho nowMajor it strong champion, hut muck-tnkl- ng

has received scant encourage-ment.

Though one of the busiest figuresIn Los Angeles' financial wot Id, Ste-

phens has found umpla time to ilevototo clvle uplifting, nnd Is n member of.

tho leading chilis of the Southlandnnd past grand commander ot fnuKnights Tcmplnrs In California,

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record March 13, 1009,From 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon.

I'rlt Kimnld and wf to V Kulil-man- n

I)W I. Stanley tr to William S Lttco

et til HotJ M.Monsnrrnt to Alice M U Sopor

et nl I

Knpp.t and wf to Daniel Ilcllew. . . .1)A II Knumclieiwn tn Chas II Mnkco.IJEntered for Record March 15, 1009,

From 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m..lolm M llcrlng n ml wf to I 'I rat

ILiult of llllo MKiikann Kiihliituoo (w) tn M I'll-- n

hi I)Onome.i 'tfiigar Co to (Iraco II I'a.ltelMnthslieba M Allen to Jntncs V. Jae-

ger tr AppttntTr

THE OEM THEATRE

The new films shown nt llio OeiuTheatre last evening wcro very In-

teresting. Chnnges-nr- c mrtilo thrcotimes n week nt this populur resort.Pries, Be, lOr, nnd inc.

Corporation Notices

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Wailuku Sugar Co. '

At tho Anminl Meeting of Share-holders of the WAILUKU SUOARCOMPANY hold this day, the follow-ing nnm,cd officers were duly electedto servo for tho ensuing year:M. P .Robinson PresidentP. C. Jones Vice PresidentGeo. H. Robertson TreasurerF F. Bishop Secretary

.s. M. Cooke Director' R. Robinson Auditor

All of the above, excepting the Ait-o- r,

constitute tho Hoard of Dlrec-r- s.

Dated, Honolulu, Feb. 23, 1909.K. K. IJISIIOI', ,

Secretary, WniluUu Sugar Co. ,

4243-l-

ANNUAL MEETING SHAREHOLD-ERS OOKALA SUGAR PLAN-TATIO-

CO.

At the Annual Meeting of share-holders ot the Ooknla Sugnr Planta-tion Company held this day, tho fol-

lowing officers nnd directors wcroduly olectcd:J. M. Dowsett PresidentW. G. Walker Vice PresidentGeo. H. Robertson .... TreasurerE. F. Bishop SecretaryT. R. Robinson AuditorJas. A. Kennedy, P. Muhlendorf,

A. 0. Palfrey Directors"All of the almvo excepting tho Au-

ditor constituting the Hoard ot Di-

rectum.H. P. IIISIIOP,,

Secretary.Dated, Honolulu, Februnry 20,

1909. 4210-l-

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-HOLDERS OF McBRYDE SUGAR,COMPPANY, LTD.

Tho Annual Meeting of Stock-

holders of the, Mcllrydu rignr Com-pany, Limited, will liq held nt . thoOIJUo nf Messrs. Then. II. Davies fcCo,, Ltd,, Knahunmnu Street, Hono-lulu, on Wednesday, Mnrch 17, 1909,at 10 o'clock a. m,

Tho Stock Hooks of tho Companywill bo closed for tiansfer of Stockfrom .Man It II nl to .March 17th, both!dotes Iscluslw.

onoitai: r. davies,Secretary, Mcllrydo Sugar Co , Ltd.

1218 Mnr. 2, C, 9, 12, 10.

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BUSINESS.

MUSIC .

Eano laught in six months by expe-rienced tcnchor; $3 month 8 les-

sons. Special attention to adultbeginners. Address "Teacher,"llulletln office. 4237-l- m

BEPAIBING.

Woven Wire Mattresses repaired-- atthe Factory Honolulu Wire. DodCo., 12C0 Alapal St. Telephone635. 3945-t- t

PLUMBING.

Yee Sing Kee-Plum- ber and Tinsmith,omiiu oi., uer. noici anu ranani.

FOR SALE

A line home in Mnkiki District, House' contains 4 bedrooms,

living-room- , dining-room- , cto. Ser-

vants' quarters.

Lot has a frontage oMOO-fec- t by adepth of 200 feet.

Price, $4,500---

Bishop Trust Co. Ltd.NO. 024 BETHEL STBEET

The Encore Saloon

Try a. drink at the new place andhave .MIKE FATTON serve you.

COR. HOTEL and NUUANO.

ICEmanufactured from pure distilled wa-ter. Delivered to any partcourteous drivers.

0AI1U (CE AND ELECTRIC CO.,Xewalo. Telephone 628.

Delivered to residencesand offices at 25o perIce hundred in 10-l- lotscr more.W. O. BARNHART,

133 Merchant StTol. 146.

BUILDING MATERIALOF ALL KINDS.

DEALERS IN LUMBER.rALLEN & ROBINSON.

Queen Street :: :: :: Honolulu.

M. Phillips &Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN CRY GOODS.

FORT and CUt'XX 8T8.

S. SAIKI,Bamboo Furniture Made to Order.

Picture Framing a Specialty.

503 S. BERETANIA ST,TELEPHONE 407.

i HONOLULU IRON WORKSImproved and Modern SUGAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVITED PIPES for irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular at-tention paid to JOB WORK, and re-

pairs executed at shortest notice.

HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO., LTD.Dealers, in FERTILIZERS, suitable

for all crops, climatio and soil con-ditions.

OFFICE Brewer Building, Hono- -

Inln- - Tl 070 e B

FACTORY at Iwilei? TeL, 4,30,-

AND OTHER PIANOS.

THAYER P I AN,0 CO.168 nOTEL STARK1. "

Fhone tlS.TUNING aUJRANTEKD.

The Bulletin Publishing Co..Ltd., is agent for the best engravingand lithographing company onthe Pacific-- Coast and, is. preparedto give estimates on high-grad- e

printing of every kind.Also prices and samples of k the.Very Latest in Engraved Cards,"Announcements, andInvitations, in the. beet of formfor smart functions.

DIRECTORY

EMPLOYMENT AOENOY.

Japanese mate and fauale help suppiled promptly (or any work, 1128Union St.; Phono 579. 4239-l- m

OSTEOPATHY.

Dr. Schumann. Hours 8-- 9 a, m.!C p, m. 224 Emma Bquara, '

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Poplin sells for 60c a lb.;Envelopes,. 125 in a 75c box.

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Oahu RailwayTime Table.

OUTWARD.,For Walanae, Walalua, Kah'uku and

Way Stations '9: IB a. m., 3!i0 p, m.Ior Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Vint

Stations 17:30 a. n.. 9:16 a. m!,11:05 a. m., 2:1S pi m 320 p. m.,5:15 p. m,. $9:30 p. m., )ll:oe p. m.For Wahlawa 9:16 a. m. and

5:16 p. m,INWARD.

Arrive, Honolulu from Kahaku,Walalua and Walanae '8:38 a. m.,..6:31 n. m.

Arrive In Honolulu from Ewa Milland Pearl City $7:46 a, m., B:Ma. m., 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m, 4:31d m.. 5:31 n. m.. 7:30 n. m.

Arrive Honolulu front Wahlawa8:38 a. m. and. 6:31 P. m.

Dally.t' Ex. Bupday.t Sunday Only.The I!n'ea Limited. a.', two-hou- r

train (only first-clas- s tickets hon-ored), leaves Honolulu every Sundayat 8:22 a. m.; returning, arrives InHonolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limitedstops only at Petri City arid Walanae.0. P. DICNISON. " . 0. SMITH.

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BVfiMNO BULLETIN. ttOMOLtTLU, T. It., TUESDAY, MaH. 16, 1909. ifl

RopAppopSto Iqj?Propotrcw Gomnjitte

SHINGLE LEADS ATTACK ON .THETHAT ITS WORK BENEFITS, ONLY HONOLULU AND IS- 'USELESS- - TO 'OUTSIDE COUNTIES S

ECONOMY ... , ,

HOUSE.

Twenty-8teon- Day Afternoon 8.slon.

Anynmount of 'money-'for- , salariesbut not one, cen'tj for promotion, Is thelatent sloRart In tlie'- - llouko.

' Uoosttlior nalnrlfB-o- f 'clorks and janitors',glv6 the poof, tfown-irodde- road lab'orcrs' 11.60 or.200 a(day but'let thePromotion Committee get out andhustle for the rent.

Putting thla motto Into cffectloh theIlouso yesterday afternoon, sitting asa Committee of(thc; Whplto considerthe Current Kxpchsor ' An)roprfa(IAmil, chopped tho $250 a month Promo-tion Committee Item out of the bill.

And' Robert W. Shincle led tho attack 'oil tho Promotion Committee. Itwan solely. due to his efforts that theItem was. killed, for though when bourged (hat Honolulu lsabout tVij onlypart of Hawaii' that derives any bene-

fit from tho work of. the froniotlonCommitter and that Maul and KauaiaroA being taxed to Biipport an Insti-

tution tlihT'dbcJ them no good, otherlearned statesmen were encouraged tottlck pins In the Committee. U Ishardly probablo that any very ener-getic Attack, wjould, havo.bycn 'madelfElilngleriad not pointed tho way ."niceseconded Shingle's efforts to have thePromotion Comn-.ltteo- ' left out In thocold, and Rico's .ictlon'ln'thl mhttcrmay bo tak'en"as,,lnlc'alyf' of the'fnttthat later On he Is 'going to throw theharpoon of economy Into some of triodepartments 'ntk way 'that Wlll'rnikcthem shrlok with anguish, ' '

Indeed, Rice not a fairly good- - siartyesterday, wncn no insisted on depriv-ing the Attorney Oeneralof one of hisdeputies In order to save' money. Thomatter was left In the' air when,' at4:46 thp committer rose, but It waipractically n greed "that If Deputy Attornoy pencral Larnach retains hl'sJob, some, of tho office Help must go.Deputy Sutton' also is slated for thqaxo.

Rice, chairman of the Finance Com-mltib-

haV been' prbachlrigponomyall th'd'scsslo'nV and'ho'ilns hWeVdonn larg number oV'llpma'Vn thS'apToj'jprlatio'n bill which ho proposes" toeliminate. Tho, Flnanco Committeemadq ha report yesterday ah'ecoi;omy "was the keynote, of' the recommendations made. lb la proposed, tosavo $118,000 from the current

fund Jiy trsnsferrlng' Items aggregating that amount to a special

bo Introlnccdappro-printin-'th'o montj' to bo raised by the

special Income tax for immigration

Secretary Mott Smith and AttorneyOoneral- - Hcmcnway Wcr' on tho grillyesterday raftorrioon, tho latter especlally being made tlld target for a'xvlley of embarraslng questions,

Boforo going Into Commtttco of thoWholq tho Hpusq transacted a smallnmntint rt' nfiiAv' ttnalnau"' 'The Generous Like. '

Llko la tho latest honorable Rcpro- -

sontntlvo to fly tn the aid of tho down-trodden Terrltoria land County roadlaborers by prying"1 tlicm out of. theSlough of Despond wlth'a hill to boosttheir wagek. Llko believed in beingreal generous with other peoplesmoney, Ills bill, provides that thqpoor lervhnts of an exacting Honolulupublic shall "rccolvq not lesn than $2 aday.

From tho number of thesebill's that'havo been Intro

duced, one'wha'dld nofknbw mightImagine that Jdbs In' tho road departmcntWc.ro1 going; begging Instead' ofbeing cohsldorcd "so'valuablo thit agang of men Is w.111 tq put In twomouths outsfdq tho door of the RoadSupervisor In tho hope of getting thoJobs.Baiting Campbell,

The halting .of. MaraUm Campbell,Superintendent of Public Works, lathe' popular diversion of the Housenowadays, When 'tlie. Campbell hat-ers can llndno. bill' on, the calendarcoming from the office of th,o Superlm1trodden. HcrrJturlaJ and County roadpay him. fop firing .bobbin Upyd, sonicone can always Introduce a; resolutionIntended- - aa A slap at Campbell 6r-- t'

mako him trouble. Makkau 'Intro-duced thq resolu-- 'tlon, it calling upon the EducationalCommittee, ta ascertain from tho Superintendent, of public' 'W.orKs the fol-lowing information In. regard to theconstruction., of the, McKlnley High'school:

His the building been accepted andpaid for?

It so, why' was It accopted ami paidior wncn. it was in. an unnnisnea condltlon?'

Why was tho building accepted- - In. aleaky xondltlon, It being. loaky-now- j

Why was not tho pointing of. thqJoints completed in tho very front oftho building whore the columns of. theportico butt up to the' main frontwalla?

Why wcr(, tho dish pavements tocarry off thq. rain from thq.dawigpnyt;not Installod?, '.!,.'On For Oabbltt, w

Mnkokau also hud another resolutionwhich ho Introduced Instructing thoEducational Commlttcu to Investigate

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INSTITUTION AND. DECLARES.

the manner and method of permittingor refusing students to enter the Nor-

mal and High schools, and under whatconditions, certificates and diplomasare,''glVcli'!td thoso''belng graduated

' 'from1 Uio two'lnstltutlons.-'- '

Mo'tt-SmH-h Clueitloned.

' Vlich trVe Hodio" wJit IhtoVo conHder the Ap-

propriation,, till!.' Sfejcre.t'a.)y Mott.Smjhwas escorted to the seat' of Inquisition,given a cigar, and tho flood of ques-

tions descended upon himnice wnnted to know about the Item

of $229 a;monthfor an AdjutantNa'.lpnnli'Gusrd,. Mottl

Smith replied that tho Adjutant (ton- -

era! Is the direct mouthpiece of thoOovernor In regard to the National

uard, and Is the executive officer ofthe Ouard. Heretofore Col. Jones hasperformed the duties of Adjutant f!en-era- t

In addition to his work as courtstenographer. Hut at the suggestionof the Federal :ulhorltleti It is pro-posed to raise (He National (lunrd ofHawaii to a regimental InMcad of sim-ply a battalion .basis. The work connected with the offlco would be toomuch for one man to do without extrapay. Tho Adjutant General Is

for 'tbrt' ifflclpnpv. ennlnmpnlarid upkeep' of thVNa'iio'nal Ouard,

Knlelopu wanted to know whatabout pa) for captains. Mott-Smlt-

roplled' that thfyr like' the men, aroram oniy wnon on umy,' At Sheldon's viiggestlon action onthla' Item and the others under thishead1 wWdcfcrfodr ' '

'foor l(iiilheVs: 'W.hen tho Items ttndbr the head of

tho. Territorial Secretary's department',wero considered, oomc of. tho mem'bera 'were greatly agitated over thovon unDuflnossJIko notion of, Secre-tary Mott-Smlt- that helbe allowed aec,thln!"sum',' otitwo which to pay.clerTcs 'mcsVongerai'ete., paying themwriSl'tKey Fao,'Wrth1 Instead "of ncces-sarll-

llib limit ntnountT 'TlieV llinuchtIf, there ja JOa'mprith available, thoemployee ougnt, to' get it.'Wiiellicr heis worm ii, or not. to' ruccretaryhsked foKavcr S4009 JesS'thaiutho an-firclprlatlOn for'lho last biennial per- -

HHi. uui mo salary ooonmK couiin- -

jent of tho House waa;ddtcrmlncd to'rijse thlsjtq'affd a"few. more sal.anea, nice, 'iiowoycr,' moved that thoIfcni for' clerics, stenographers andmessengers, $ 10,200, "paas;- and Itpassed, Tho other Items under thishenil 14200i for' runnlngi expenses of

and 'Secretary's to fflces,aiid IIS.OOO.' fqr printing; binding, ln(doling "Snd advcrtislWp'also papsed,"vExpcriBea 'of Kleb(loq')C: '$13,000.ico? wanted, to know. If"' this, amount

would, bo necessary If the O'reatvnep-Isto- r

bill passed; Secretary,!. Mott-Smlt- h

ihoughb It would, Ifntho- - Prim-ary bill alio paascd. "if tho appro-priation runs out; whore, are your clcotlonB going to bcT" he akcd. TheItem passed..

Tho Public' Archives Items were

A'BSs La Promotion. .'A motion was mado-- . tadofer action

on the Promotion item, $250 a'month, but Shingle wanted to getdown to business. Ho moved to .cutthe Item out on d that It li'

'more properly chargeable to Oahu,apd particularly to Honpiuju. Hlcpseconded the motlpn.

Cohen 'thought the item ema'lenough In. view, of the great amountof good done, all the Islands by thiPromotion Committee. The amountought rather to bo Increased. Itshowed a solflsh dlBpoitlon(,6a the

ii ui munis, wjo. waniea.io cut tueuvlu, uui. tno counties all benefit.Xhq business element of Honolulu isstrongly In favor of keeping up the.

Cohen moved to Inicrease, the Horn to $500 a month,m fo'tnl of IjOp. '

Castro did not. think the. Itemshould be either raised or put out.-lie man greatly surprised at the rit- -.

uiuae :of. bis colleague,- - Mr. Bhlnglp.'.jne Dullness interests of Hona- -'

lulu are contrlbutlne a lartrn ammmigt. lpney each, month, "rojv the pujrinc, oi auvrfising ine islundsahrnad. Hawaii sends down only$60 a, month for this- - purpose. Haual contributes nothing."

hlcowant'cd tp Ujiovj If It Is nottruq, that ihe. i.o'centsa Ufn tax qhall 'merchandise brought Into' Hawaiiis not used pro promotion, and forkeeping the town clean. Castro ndmltted. It. He moved the Item passas In the bll, Sheldon thought. IfShingle, one of tfjo businessmen ofUonpliu, ,thpiiBht thq appro'nriatlqnuhneeessar)', the Hpuq ought to sup

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Cotunjs Business.i ma nusinessman, lop, , .broke

in, C.qhon, ".J, rqprcBonrl thq, buslncnIfltcr.eata Just as. much,aa,Mr, Shingledoes, Je. represent the banking In-

terest. They. . dnri'l. .care whethertourists coma here or noL The fewer tourists come, the less money thereis in cjrctyiHupn, anq.tua, mor pppplq hao to, gq, to tile banks, to bor-row It."

. "1 think," tald Shingle, "that If

Mr. 'Joe Cohen will, stop-an- thinkof the number of votes 1 got as

he twill: sto- - that Irepresent n few more people." Shin-gle,an- ld

he opposed the. Item becauseOahu and the eastern part, of Hawaiiget- - nlnoty per. cents of the benefitfrom people coming, to tlie Territory.It, does not rfecni fair to make MaulBfid'KnusI pay for whatithey do notget. He preached the necessity ofeconomy and, Insisted that the ex-

penses of government must bo curtailed somewhere, and It was Just nswell to commence by cutting outthat $0000 Promotion CommitteeItem,

Alfonso was so undecided by theargumcnts'ot Shingle and Castro thathe sajd'hc ddn't .feel capable of vot-

ing on the question. Jte. moyed todefer action, '

The motion,' to strike oat. the temwan put arid carried on rising vbtc,The Promotion Committee Item waskilled. Shingle and Komahu werothe members of the Oahu delegationwho helped kill the Item,Permanent Settlements, i

The usual I'ermnncut.Scttlcmeuts,tlS.OOO for l.llluokalanl,$400 for Mrs. Rmmn llarnard, $400for Mrs. Kamnkanl Slmeona, $400for Mrs. Mary Stolr, arid,, '$400 forMrs. Mahclona, all passed.Hemenway On Grill, ,

Itlceiwai tho jnrai. to.tattack thqAttorttyy Oeneral's office. When thqitem oi iuu a moniu ior seconu ucp-ut- y

was reached, he said he couldnot.sec.why there sbouldtbe any needfor so many In, the office when eachof the Counties has a County 'Attor-ney. He asked Hemenway If hecould not get along-wit- one deputyIf the County Attorneys prosecutetheir cases In the Circuit Court.

Mr. Hemenway replied that hecould not, and referred the membersto his report to the Governor showing the amount of work dono by theAttorney General's DepartmentMuch of the work done Is In tho nature of opinions rendered to tho Governor. In addition tn lhl Ilia rwissrtment during the past two yearshandlcdi474i civil cases and 466 crlmInal cases, besides handling theGrand Jury work. He agreed thatthe criminal work ought to be donoby the County Attorneys, and saidthat had been his po'ley since ho, hadbeen in office. Hut in many cases hohad to nsslst the County Attorneys.To Illustrate, ho said he received aletter .from Maul In the last mailurging him to assist In tho prosecu-tion of the criminal cases at thoterm of court nt WallUku.

The last Legislature made an appropriation of $150 for a court offi-

cer. This work has been done by oneof hoj deputies (Mr. Sutton). Thopresent bill contemplates cutting outmis omccr, so tnq. omc,q, w.lll beshort ono deputy.

Rica still objected, saying liethought the Attorney General, oughtto putj more work on tho County At-torneys. Ho hated to cut out thesecond deputy, who.waa a(Xriend ofnis, but the Territorial responsibili-ties are being kopt too largo. ThoTerritory was not started, right, andtt la being found o bard matter, toadjust, It. . ..

Douthltt wantedto kpow. If the de-partment could not get along" withone clerk and ono" stenographer.Hemenway thought he might 'getalong wjth one olerk''but' both ste-nographers are ken't'busy all thetime. , , ,

No Extra Lawyers. , .On Hemenway's,.sta'em.ent.tha.t If

the Item passed as In tho bill, hewould not employ outside counsel toassist in tho work of the department,Sheldon moved that .the-Ite- pass.Rice still protested,., hpwqycr. andcontinued his flre'pf.quiystlpqs,

by moving that tfee'jtera bedeferred. This carried. "":

Shingle moved that. thet salary oftno clerk be Increased, f6n thq con-templated $100 to.$16, and,thnt Uio.Items, of "Assistant clerk." $75."' and'Assistant stenographer. 17G." "tin

cut out. The motion was ruled ourof order.

The Item of $125.fgr.the aalarv.ofthe clerk was passed.rtlu,rt Ik. Um.m.- "";..,

Shfngle put Hemcnwfiy .betweenwin norns or a uiremma uy askingwhich he would rather Jose, his second ("eputy or the. asuUtantcleriandiimsisyini sienograjjnpr, llema.nway;hedged, saying he would prefer to'retain tho deputy and would thenauk for a special appropriation outof which to pay a messenger.

Shingle suggested that out of theIncome of the Government an emer-gency fund it $50,000 bo BCt nsldoupon which any departments, too sqivercly cut could draw, with the approval of the Governor, to tide thqraw,c, an; cuivibciivy umj migniarlsej

The Item for assistant clerk finallypasbed, as did theltem,, qf SJpp a.month for stenogjrajjjlr', l'i)t, on mo-tion of Rico tho It'em of $75' a niorifhlor assistant stenographer was cutout.,. The Item of $11,400 for ex-penses also passed.

Afforysp moved to reconsider thenctlqn" raising Ihe amount of the

salary to $125, stating hoagreed to It on the promise that theassistant clerk lie cut out, Tho mo-tion to reconsider carried. Alfonsomoved to make the 'clerk's salary$100, us n the bill. The mollou

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Advertisements Under this HeadingOne:Ce'nV'P'er'WdfdE5eh Day. No Ad;vertliements Inserted for Less ThanTen Cents.

A long-fe- lt wnnt eliminated APhonograph Kxchange will be op-

ened In Honolulu, whereby you willhave the usq of S20 new Hccoidsper year at a very small cost. Any-

one Interested, write fqr prospec-tus, etc. Phono Xchnnge, llullc-ti- n

office. 4255-l-

Everybody to make money by plant-ing cocoanuts. Inquire for plants,llox. 102 Llhue, Kauai. 4190-t- f

Position by German girl to do hourc- -

work. Address "A.," this office,4253-t- f

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A running-boar- d out of an automo-bile has been lost. Return to As- -

socjatcd Ciorago and, receive, re-ward. 4256-S- t

A No. 3 Eastman Koldlng Kodak. He-tur- n

Honolulu Photo Supply forreward. 42S8-3- t

was lost, so the Chairman said, hutAlfonso couldn't sec It, and the com-mittee got Itself all tangled up try-ing to find out what really had beendone. Correa cut tho squabble, shortby 'moving that tho commltteo riseand report progress. This carried.Want to Know Why.

When the House was called to order, and the report rendered, Sheldonpresented n resolution cnlllng for aninvestigation of tho action of tho Superintendent of Public Instruction Indisposing of some old and unuseddesks that wero In tho Pauon schoolend applying the money to tho pur-chn-

of other property. Tho resolution says the proceeds of the sale ofthe desks aro unaccounted for, It be-

ing claimed that It, was paid over toM, certain mercantile hque fqr otherproperty needed 'by another like

ns the one from which thepropertyV.dIsfosed''of ns taken? '

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Rainier BeerMR SALE AT .ALL BABITl TEEEPHONE 138F

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King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket.DBY GOODS AND FURNISHINGt U "? GOODSiof EVERY DE- -

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The Fashion Moon.Hotel St. near Fori

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tory of Honolulu Wire lied Co.,12S0-125- 6 Alapal St 4259-t- t

Lauhala Mats 4 In. wide braid,$1.50 a foot; 1 In. wide braid,$1 a foot. Inquire of Senator JohnT. llrown, Senate Chamber,

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We havo over) 100 lots tor sale In allparts of the city, Improved andunimproved," business eltcn,rcsldcnco e'tca and farmingsites, for prices ranging from$60 to $.10,009; some for catbsales, Home for Installmentsales and some for exchange.

HOMES. !

Wo have over 60 homes for sale,, locat-ed In every residence sectionof Uio city, and suburbs;, Sllcomfortablo, somo elegant, .onvarious terms; somo i for' spotenjp, some, on installment payniepts, some for cxcbanCo, awlsomo for part cash and partmortgage on easy terms.

HOUSES.' "'.

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A very severe rain and wind storm obtained over the Islands on the11th and 12th, and exeeiilvely heavy rains 5.24 to 14.34 inched'Hi 24consecutive hours were reported from the Puna, Hllo and Hamakuadistricts of Hawaii; the Koolau and Hamakualoa districts 6f Miul 4.03to 6.27 Inches; the Koolaupoko and Ewa districts of Oarru, arid theKona and Walmea districts of Kauai 2.54 to 3.59 Inches. .

The rains In the Kau and Puna districts of Hawaii were Insufficientto break the drought. No reports were received from the drought dis-

tricts of Maul.Much damage was caused by this storm by the washing out of roads,

bridges, and culverts, and In other ways.The greatest amounts of rainfall. In Inches, were reported from the

Hllo district of Hawaii and varied from 1073 to 17.62-(n- reports werereceived from the central portion of ths district.) The amounts of.raln-fa- l

In the remaining districts were: Hawaii Kohala 2.17 to 2.73,5.81 to 6.75, Puna 7.32 to 10.80, Kau 0.09 to 0.86, and Kona Q'10

to 0.29; Maul Hamakualoa and Koolau 5.27 to 6.58, Haha 0,87, andWalluku 2.34 to 3.73; Oahu Koolauloa 2.95, Koolaupoko 3,41 to 7.42,Honolulu 1.20, Ewa 1.44 to 4.38, and Walanae 0.46; Kauai Ken apdKoolau 4.00 to 5.29, and Puna and Walmea 1.83 to 3.87; and Molokal2.33 to 2.90. , ''

The rainfall was above the average of ten or more years at all sta-tions In the Kohala, Hamakua, Hllo and Puna and the northern portionof the kau district of Hawaii; and the Hamakualoa and Walluku dis-

tricts of Maul; at all on Kauai, and Oahu, excepting In the Walanaedistrict. ',

The departures from the average In the several districts were Ha-

waii Kohala 40.69 to 42.11, Hamakua 43.25 to 4420, Hllo' 47.25 .to413.79, Puna 48.32, Kau 41.15 to 0.60, and Kona 0.74; Maul 43.17 to43.49; Oahu Koolaupoko and Koolauloa 41.41 to 41.99, and Honoluluand Ewa 40.62 to 40.82; and Kauai 42.33 to 43.12.

There was more rain than during the' preceding week In all districts,excepting the Kona of Hawaii, and the eastern portion of the Walmeaof Kauai. The greatest excesses varied from 4.26 to 12.53 Inches, andoccurred In the Hllo and Puna districts of Hawaii. The only other sta-tion reporting an excess of more than 4.00 Inches was in the Koolau-poko district of Oahu. The greatest deficiency as compared with lastweek was 0.45 Inch.

Higher mean temperatures than those of the preceding week gener-ally were reported.

.The following table shows the weekly averages of temperature andrainfall for the principal Islands and for the Group:

TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL.Hawaii 68.1 6.56 Inches.Maul 69.3 3.76 Inches.Oahu 69.1 2.94 inches.Kaual 68.0' 3.48 inches.Molokal 69.6' 2.62 Inches.

Entire Group 68.5 4.88 Inches.At the local office of the U. S. Weather Dureau In Honolulu the

weather was cloudy on the last three clays. Showers occurred on fourdates and a heavy rain on the 12th, totaling 1.20 Inches, 0.62 Inch abovethe normal, and 0.61 more than during the preceding week. The max-imum temperature was77, minimum 60, and mean 68.8, 2.5 belowthe normal, and 02' lower than last week's. Southwesterly winds pre-

vailed ,on the, 9th, easterly on the 13th, and northeasterly on the re-maining dates, with an average hourly velocity of 10.9 'miles. Themean dally relative humidity ranged from 72?. to 93 unusually high.The mean dally barometer was above the normal on three dates, andbelow on the remaining, and the mean for the week, 29.98 Inches, was0.03 Inch below normal,

REMARK8 BY CORRE8PONDENT8.(Koto: Tho figures following the namo ot station Indicate the data

with which tho week's report closed.)ISLAND OF HAWAII.

Puakea Ranch (11) Hnln fell on four dates and amounted to 2.61

Inches, .37 Inch nioro than during tho preceding week. A. Mason.Kohala Mill (11) Tho mean temperaturo was 68.0. 'Showors occur-

red on five dates and totaled 2.17 Inches, .69 Inch above tho average,nnd .02 Inch more than tho previous week's. T. II. I.lllle

Kohala Mission (12) Hnln fell on Ave dates rnd amounted to 3.72Inches, 2.11 above tho average, and 1.D2 more than last week's, Thomean temperature was GS.O. Dr. B. P. Bond.

Nlulll (11) The mean temperature wbb 69.0. There were flvo dayswith rainfall, which totaled 2.93 Inchon, 1.75 abovo the average, and,63 Inch mora than tho previous week's. V. C. I'actow.

Kukulhaele (11) .Excessively heavy rains occurred on tho last twodates nnd amounted to 6.75 Inches, 4.24 moro than during tho prece-ding week Tho mean temperature wes 70,9. II, T. Barclay.

Honokaa (10) Tho mean temperature was 68.5. Ilaln foil on fou"dales executively heavy on the 10th and amounted to 0.61 Inches,3.25 ahovo thu averago, und 1.24 moro than last week's. I', V. Knudsen.

Paauhaul(ll) Showers occurred on four dates excessively heavyon the Kb and totaled fi.47 Inchon, 120 abovo tho avferngo, andr3.37more than thu previous week's, Tho moan temperature was 60.6'i-r- L.

Wlllun. 5 ,Ookala (11) Tho.,tcnn temperature wus'69.7., Italic fdlUoit vtjx

dates nml amounted to 17.62 Inches 14.16 on tho 11th e'

tho averago, nnd 1.66 moro than last week's. W. 0. Walker.Laupahoehoe (ID Thoro woru six t'uyti with rainfall, totaling 17.23

Inches of which H.32 occurred on tho 11th 12.18 abovo the 'average,hiiiI 12,53 more than during tho preceding week, II. W, Barnard,

Papalkou (ID Bains occurred dally and wero excessively heavyon the 6th and 11th, nnd for thu week totaled 16.05 Inches, 1S.79

.ahovo tho average, and 12.75 moro than tho previous wtok's. J, T.Molr. 1 i .

Hllo (ID Tho mean temperature was C8.0. Italn loll on, six datesexcessively heavy on tho 6th and 1 lth totaling 10.73 Inches, 7,25

abovo the nvorago, and 7.20 moro than last week's. L. C l.yriian.Ponahawa! (11) Hnlns occurred on six dates excessively hejivy'on

tho 11th amounting to 12.56 Inches, 6.82 moro than during the pre-ceding week. Tho mean tomperature was 67.0. J. K. Garaaltels'on.

Kapoho (ID Tho mean temperature was 68.4. Ilaln fell ori sixdates excessively heavy on tho 6lh and 11th and totaled 10.80Inches, 8.32 above Hk nverngo, nnd 0.2G moro than last week's. II. .1,I.y'ninn. '

Kauejeau (10) Hnlns occurred on tho first four dates excessive Inamount on thu 6th and totaled 7.32 Inchon, 4.24 mora tluiii thu

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Pahata (101 The mean tcn)pcrnttirn was 67.9. Showors occurredon tho 5th nnd nmountcd to .09 Inch, (hat amount mora than lastweek's, nnd 1.15 Inches below tho average. Haw. Agrlc. Co.

Naalehu (10) Showers occurred on tho 6th nml nmountcd to .63Inch, .60 less than tho avcrngo for tho week. C. H. White.

Kau (10) Tho, mean temperaturo was 63.2". Rains occurred ontwo dates and amounted to .86 Inch, .78 moro than during thu pre-ceding week. W. II. ilayscldcn.

Kealakek'ua (11) Showers occurred on .four dates and totaled ,29Inch, .08 less than during tfie preceding week. It. Wallace.

Kealakekua (10) Tho mean tempcraturp was- - 69.8. Bain full nutho first two dates nnd amounted to .19 tucli., .74 below thu nverngo,and .32 less than Inst week's. Itcv. S. II. Davis. "

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Huelo (ID The mean temperaturo was 05.6. Italn fell on flvodales excessively hoavy on tho 11th nnd nmountod to 6.G8 Inches,3.47 moro than the preceding week's. J, I.. Kerrk-rn-.

Haiku (ID Cloudy weather obtained, with dally rainfall amount-ing to 5.27 Inches-excessi- heavy on tho 11th 3.17 nbovo theaverage, and 1.72 moro than last week's. Tho mean temperature, was68.5'. I). D. Baldwin.

Hana (9) Thd mean temperaturo was 69.2. Showers occurred onthree dates and totaled .87 Inch, ,13 moro than during tho precedingweek. 0. O. Cooper. ',

Kshulul (12) Honvy rains fell on tho last three days nnd nmountodto 3.73 luetics, that amount moro than last week's, and 3,19 above thuaverage. Tho menn temperaturo was 73.3. J. A, Hnttle.

Walluku, (11) Tho mean temperaturo was 70.0. Showers occurredon tho 10 th and a heavy rain on tho 11th. totaling 2 34 Inches, 2.0.'mora than tho preceding week's. Bro. Frank.

ISLAND OF OAHU.Kahuku- (12) Thn mean temperature was 67.2. Showers occurred

on flvo dates nnd heavy rain on the 12th. totaling 2.95 Inches, 1.99 abovothu averago, nnd 2.34 moro than last week's. W. I. Vorfeld.

Hauula (12) Showers occurred on threo days and excessively heavyrains 6.75 Inches on tho 12th, totaling 7.42 Inchon, 6.C1 moro than thuprevious week's. The mean temperaturo wan 72.5. 'MrB. K. W. liny.

Maunawlll 'Ranch (12) Tho mean temperaturo was 68.0. Showcrttoccurred on flvo dates and n heavy rainfall on the 12th,'nmountlng to3.(1" Inches, 1.11 nbovo tho nverngo, and 2.02 moro than last week's. J.Herd.

Walawa (13) Tho mean tcmperatuie was 65.8. and thn rainfall 2.21Indies, 1.65 moro than during tho preceding week At tho ditch themwas 4.38 IhchcR of rainfall, 1.61 more than last week's. A I.lstcr.

Ewa (13) Bliowcm occurred on two dates nnd a light rontlnuouxrain on tho 12th, totaling 1,44 Inches, 1.15 moro than last week's, nnd.82 Inch nbovo tho nverngo. Thu mean temperaturo was 69.8. It.Muller.

Walanae (12) Showers occurred nu throe dates anil nmountcd to.46 inch, .05 less than tho nvcrago, and .44 more than thu precedingwcok'B. Tho mean temperaturo was 71.4. V. Meyer.

ISLAND OF KAUAI.Kllauea (12) Showers occurred on four dates nnd rains on tho last

two, totaling 5,29 Inches, 3.12 abovo tho averago and 3.20 mora thanlast week's. The moan temperature waB 66,0. I.. B. Borclko.

Keala (12) Showers occurred on flc dates and n heavy rain on tho12th, amounting to 2.40 Inches, 1.27 more than during tho precedingweek. Makca Sugar Co.

Koloa (12) Tho mean temperaturo was 68.0. Showers occurred onthreo dates followed by continuous rnlns pn tho 11th and

heavy on tho 12th totaling 4.00 Inches, 2.33 abovo tho nvcrago,and .10 Inch moro than last week's. Tho Koloa Sugar Co.

Eleete (12) Cool weather obtained, with showers amounting tu 1.81Inches, .45 Inch less than during tho preceding week. McBrydo SugarCo.

Makawell (12) Tho mean tcnipcrntiiro was 70.0. Shnwois occurredon .two dates nnd excessively henvy rnlns on tho 12lh i.r9 Inchestotaling 3.87, 2.76 nbovo thu average, and 2.23 moro thnu last wcck'ti.Haw. Sugar Co.

I8LAND OF MOLOKAI,Mapulehu Ranch (12) Tho mean temperaturo was 69.6. Showeis

occurred on threo dates and heavy rains on tho last two, amounting to2.90 Inchea.r-- O. C. Conrndt.

Molokal Ranch (12) Showers occurred on threo and hoavy rains ontho last two dates, totaling 2.33 Inches, 1.20 more than last week's.(5. I. Cooke.

WM. B, STOCKMAN,Section Director.

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