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Prom Ban Francisco:Mongolia , . . Fab. 13

k unina ceo. um a..... fAh 01.K ouuuiuu t t t i 1 VUiW For San Francisco:

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Vol. XV III No 305

Fir was In hatch No. J,tn tho steamer Texan about the timethe arrived In port7 o'clock, and If the steam wnicn isnow being used to put out tho namesIs not of avail, tho vessel will beHooded this Tho flro Is

caused from some lima thatIs stored In the hold, tho exact cause Is not yet known.

Lyons, of tho Tex- - aen, said this that the fire wasnot at all but was being keptIn check by the steam. Tho steam hadbeen to tho fire about 11

o'clock and hadbeen kept on It ever since.aro busy this wamo coal in iront or mo naicn ",nrnner can be made.

Tho Texan Is tied ud at thewharf and from the dock the heat cat)

be felt. In the hold with tinllmo aro and somo other

The flames anIn these.

Tho Texan rough wcath.cr from Tacoma to this port, but

the trip was Sho hniabout .3500 tons of freight for Mono,lulu, largely of food stuff.

It took the Texan nine days andseven hours to mako the trip from Ta-coma to Sho arrived onport 7:30 but was nottaken Into the harbor until

By or sho will beready to leave here for totnko on part of her cargo of sugar andwill In Illlo. Shewill tako on about 6500 tons of sugarfrom here. The Texan will sail fromtheso Islands for New York or I'lill

but It Is not known yet towhich port she will go. Sho Is the larg

st of the fleet olhips.

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FEDERAL INQUISITION SWORNFire Breaks Out In

Hold Number 3 Of

Big Steamer Texan

MAY BE NECESSARY TO

discovered

yesterday morning,

afternoon.probably

although

Captain Williammorning

alarming,

appliedyesterday morning

Workmenmorning clearing

Inveatlcatlonrailroad

plainlyshingles In-

flammable materials.

experiencedother-

wise uneventful.

consisting

Honolulu.Saturday evening

yesterdaymorning.

Thursday FridayKahulul,

complete loading

ndelpula,

American-Hawaiia- n

wililiUT iKUJl'li

ULU

MB?

ite:&

wipw 'w'HHiy

Cornelius Doromus, president of thoQcrmanla Life Insuranco Company,waB tn0 noxt witness,

Questioned as to legal expenses, Mr,noremus stated that In May, 1904, thoOcrmanla had subscribed $250 toward

fund ra,ed by B Clifford Potter, aCBtate 0perat0r, for tho purpose of

engaging counsel to urge tho passagoof a b ,n Mbany makng compulsorytbe reCordlng of mechanics' Hens andehaUc, mortgages. This matter waslmportant ,0 tho Qermanla becauso ofth , Bums u ha(( lnT08tcd , bulu.

" loan,.Ncw York Herald, Decern,bor 21, 1905.

MONGOLUSIGHTED

The P. M. S. S. Mongolia, from SanFrancisco, with nearly 100 passengersfor Honolulu, was sighted oft KokoHead at 2:40 this afternoon. Sho goesto tho Navy wharf.

cor-'e- n of but,oner's this concerning, etood, not prop

Kupa Won DecisionIn Fifteen Rounds

Over Jack McFaddenBy Wlroless Telegraphy!

WAILUKU, Maul, Feb. 12. Jack McFadden met surprise party herFriday when In his fight with Kupa, boy, he lost the decision. Thofight was for fifteen rounds and went Ihe whole period, Referee Montcastltgiving the decision to Kupa. The contest brought out good crowd andthere was much enthusiasm.

On Saturday evening the sparring match between Sullivan and Mc-

Fadden was good exhibition, but the 'house was slim. Daly won the deci-sion over Porto Rlcan named Ipurao.

accident Friday evening In theturning over of an engine .on tho Ka.kaako dredging road, resulting In thedoath of the fireman, Hawaiianknown Ollva

Residents of Kallhl who aro Inter-ested In the formation of an Improve-ment club are requested to meet at thoKallhl-waen- a school this evening at7:30.

Y. Antn was this forenoon summonedto appear beforo tho Grand Jury ato'clock this afternoon.

Forare tailored the choicest fabrics

of foreign and domestic looms.

cloths are used which will give perfect

wear and possess superior finish.

Never have we been able to

show such diversity of patterns, all

In harmony with good taste,, for the

extremest dresser and the conserva-

tive gentleman.

MADE BY

& Co.,

NEW YORK

'lUia

Kash .Company

lMJA)ii;

Correct Clothes

Benjamin

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The ltd.AGENTS!

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today good

FLOOD HOLD

Men

Alfred

LI1IIILLU

HONOLULU, OP F Y 12. 1000

Man In WashingtonGo Hawaii

To Azores For Labor

SYSTEMATIC KNOCKING AGAINST M0L0KANS

It was originally planned that spe-

cial meeting of the Territorial Boardof Immigration be held this morningthat, with tho return from the main- -

land of Secretary A. L. C. Atkinson,chairman of tho Board, preliminariesIn tho matter of obtaining Immigrantsfrom the Azores might be settled, buttho meeting did not occur. It Is notconsidered that any Immediate rush

necessary.Tho Immigration Board's regular

weekly meeting will be held tomorrowor Wednesday morning, at which timeMr. Atkinson, now Acting Governor,will report on what ho has already accomplished In bis Inquiry bad: Eastconcerning tho transportation of the

Tho

see were

ofIn

of load

1,000 be lar will cost btm great dealhere. I money In the end.

Tho of who Is to go to When was here hoAzores In of Mr. has that there was

to be settled and In this connec-- abletlon said that Mr. of tho at Kapaa,

that man In among certain onIngton be sent on to up tho work, which said and

J. P. Cooke, of t In to preventthan whom bo

!cult to And one better able to makesuccess of tho has been spok

Investigation Is being made by a tho It Is under I

Jury would tho

aa native

a

aa

tho

aas

2

from

Only

before

a

a

Isspecially

Japanese

OlymplaMolokans

families abrought

question ! CaptainAtkinson

knocking againstAtkinson settlement Molokans

a Wash-'no- t a element'Kauai,

Alexanderj Baldwin, It'would

a J

business,mission,

afternoon consider j

pressing business auues hi iney out spue oi inerendering It lmpos- - Honolulu according to

tain was In ofregard to tho of tho Mo

lokans, of sixty-flv- families anexpected next Monday in tho

8

Ht sidewalks(Special to The llulletu) I

Walluku, Maul, Feb. 9. ThoCounty of Supervisors Hen-tin-

chairman; Church,Meyers and Halualanl met last Tuesday and after-too- l

after working three full days andhalf a night on Tuesday. Mr,Doyle reported was uof qulto correct,that our only worked ono daya month to earn their 50 mile-ag-

They should at flvofull days, at any to entitle, themto or 910. per day, which theirservices are worth, ,

Tho matter of of S.for position or Captain of Wal-

luku police, vice Captain Harry Copp,resigned, was referred to Sheriff 8af-fcr- y

to report next month.Tho question of, tho Wal-

luku sidewalks was referred tothe Walluku Improvement Associationfor mora light on the subject. Ono oftho Supervisors Ib now nursing a

bruised faco on account of unhap-pily coming In contact with our rick-ety sidowalks, but, being a Supervi-sor, ho cannot suit for damagesagaiust himself. And there tho matterwill end. tho he williv er receive. Is tho of hiscolleagues, but that doesn't pay doc-

tor's bills.After transacting business nnd

claims, tho adjourn-- d

on Thursday afternoon.Is the principal details of

Auditor Wilcox's report for

WhatYou

SaveIs what counts, what you earn.When you have saved money don't let

He Idle In your wallet. Ityou there. Bring It to us and

let us Invest It for you and you willsoon be receiving dividends which canIn their turn be Invested. Is thetrue road to wealth and contentment.

Hawaiian

Ud

Fort Street,

ship China, J. B. Castle will probablyfinal from

his representative on tho mainland,O, P Thlelcn, tomorrow morning.Cblna sails San Francisco, ac-

cording to schedule, at 1 o'clock to-

morrow afternoon and Is duo on the19th. Mr. Castle originally agreed to

that 160 families broughthere. Tho balance will come on rcgular liners, tho China arrangementhaving knocked out the propositionthe settlers coming thechartered Olympla. It was scheme

tho owners of tho Olympla tohere with for railroad workon tho mainland. Mr. Castle dropped

plans, although thebringing of tho In the regu

Portuguese to linersmore

tho Demonsplaco discovered consider-soo-n

systematic thoIt Is may

recommend now onlytako did everything

Mr. their nower the consuin- -

for

All

not

for

tho

the

of tho but with willmen In Honolulu. He the mat- -

Billon, wouiu win in n.home practically knocking, Cap-slbl-

Demcns, Jho natureIn coming

whomsteam-

MaulBoard

Cornwell,

adjourned yesterday

What

Boardplus

work leastrate,

$50.,reasonably

application

back

bad-

ly

bring

satisfactionsympathy

otherappiovlng Board

BelowCounty

It won'twork

This

rcceire cablo Information

from

deal, certaindrew

ter to tbo attention of Mr. Castle, andIt is said that tho latter advised himto pay no attention to the knocking;

somo hot-ai- r yarns about misfortunewhich was the alleged fato of otherswho had come here.

first six months ending December 31,looo:Report of the Auditor of the County of

Maul for the Fiscal Period FromJuly 1st to December 31st, 1905.BnCEIPTS.

Current Account:County Realiza

tions t 50.75Sprinkling Walluku 163.10Sprinkling Lahalna 301.15Uarbaga Lahatna . 52.00Territory, County

Taxes CI,: 21.01-- 161,791.01

Itoad Tax Account:Lahalna $ 387.00Walluku 2,838.00Maktwao 1,711.00liana 1,1900Molokal 122.00Lanal 11.00

-- I 6,289.00

168.080.04

Current Account)(Supervisors' Offlco;Salaries ..$1,500.00Incidentals ..493.05 1,993.05Furniture & Town

Clock 550.31

Street lighting ... 167.20Koada & Bridges . . 1,338.92Hack & Sanitary

(Continued on Pago 8.)i

TOCOMBINE

A meeting of tho Kella and Walklklrnad Improvement clubs will be held attho Monna hotel on Wednesday evenIng at 8 o'clock lor liiu purpose oiamalgamating (ho clubs nnd tho tran-sition of other Important business.

t iAt the request of Judge Lindsay, who

was anxious to tho crlmln.ilcalendar to Judge Robinson, n cablbwas sent to Washington by the AcPIng Governor asking If Iloblnson'snomination had been confirmed. Ananswer, stating that It hnd not, was,received today,

i s

The Attorney General Is preparing a

caso ngatntt Benson, Smith & Co. tocompel them to file corporation exniu-It- s.

The matter, which Is of tho na-

ture of a test case, will probably befought out In the Supremo Court afterhearing In Ihe Circuit Court.

Tho Federal Grand Jury began Us

work at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Itstarted with tho 1'orlo lllcau bigamycases.

Judging from tbo slio of their bills,tho doctors evidently think thathealth Is better thau wealth.

Henrir Trust Go,, Ltd,.

Stock and Bond Brokers,

OfflceshCor. Fort and Merchant Sts.Telephone Exchange No. 4,

imrp m tuc connnIUILO 111 I ML OUUU

to start BDITIONTKRKITORT HAWAII. MONDAY. KllHUA.lt

May Fop

Trust Co.,

Uonnlnln

DISnURSBMKNTS.

CLUBS

Waterhouss

Will Give

Freight To

New BoatWlillo the campaign of the special

committee of business men appointedby the Merchants' Association to can-vas's tho local houses for freight con-tracts for tho new steamship line between this port and San Francisco lawell mapped, actual work has not beenbegun.

The return of A. Gartlcy, chairmanof the committee, from Kauai, wasawaited. Mr. Oartley returned yesterday and the canvass will proceed.

It Is stated on tho best nulhorlly thatmost of the big firms of tho city standready to guarantee, sufficient freightfor the new boat, from San Francisco,tn Insure the success of the enterprise.

Fid FOR HUE 10

mil ROADS

The question as to whether tbe gov-ernment has a right of way merely ora fee simple title to roads runningthrough sevcrnl plantations In Maul,

shortly como up before JudgeWeaver for determination. SevcrnlMaul plantations have recently fllctlpetition for registered titles tn menlands, In which they claim fee simpletitles to the roads running throughthem, which nre In general used by thepublic. Deputy Attorney General Milrcrton today filed nnswera to the pcttjitlons of the Kallallnul Plantation Co.and tho Pulehu Plantation Co.. bywhich tho Territory claims feo simpletitle to these roads.

GIRLS CORNER HORSES

So great has become tho Interest Inthe parada to bo given on Washington'sbirthday, that it Is fuund uecesiiary togel more horses man mo city can suu-pl-

Accordingly Frank Andrndc,chairman of tho committee on pa-- u

riders. Is making arrangements to getu herd of thirty horses brought in fromone of tho plantations for that occasion.

Tho riders In tho parado will not belimited to tho pa-- u riders, but nnybody.will bo permitted to take part. Thecommittee wants mis ract to no unuer-stoo- d,

for It Is desired that every effortshould be made to have the affair becomo tho success that It promises tobe.

A largo number of pa-- u skirts havQbeen noticed In various parts of tillcity handing on clothes lines. It I

evident that they have been put awayTor a long time, and are now beingaired for tho coming parade.

Tourists are taking unusual Interestla tho pa-- u feature of tbo parade, anilare arranging to bo present on thatoccasion. Trips to tho other Islandsare being arranged In such a way as topermit the visitors to bo In HonoluluOu February 22.

At tho cilice of the Hawaii Promo-tion Committee this morning. It wasannounced that as a result of the ad-

vertising given by the newspapers con-cerning the parade, a largo number oftourists har postponed departure fottho coast until after tho date of tbcelebration.

BORN.

ANGUS In this city, Feb. 10, 1900, toMr, and Mrs. Geo. Angus, a daugh-ter.

S. B. Kingsbury has opened law of.ncos in tho Boston building, rooms200, 201. 202. Telephone Main 192.

J. HOPP & CO.

ALEXANDER YOUNG DUILDINQ,

Have Just Opened a Large

Shipment of

LARGE-SIZE- RUGS IN

AXMINSTER8, DRU88EL3

and TAPESTRY GOODS.

Take your Christmas Money

and buy a Good Parlor Rug.

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ipimnpp wmptiONE VOTE

BULLETINS2000 CONTEST.

MONDAY,

vote

TO SILENCEEngland Demands

Redress From ChinaLONDON, Feb. has demands that com-

pensate the missionaries for the destruction of property at Changpu, and aliapunish the perpetrators.

Dr. Hobdyjo LeaveFRANCI8CO, Feb. 12. Dr. Hobdy of the United States Marina

Hospital Service at Honolulu, will be transferred to San Francisco, where hewill relieve Dr. Cummlngs. The latter

FOR

THE

FED.

This good until

Eng., made China

SAN Cat.,

o

AMERICANS TO DUILD RAILROADS.WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 12. The bid of the syndicate of American

Including Cornelius Vanderbllt for the construction of railroads In Negros,Panay and Cebu of the Philippine Islands has been accepted.

e

TURK8 AND 8ERVIAN8 FIOHT."BELGRADE, Servla, Feb. 12. A fight between Turkish troops and Sir.

vians resulted In a loss of 40 Turks

TRAWLER WENT DOWN.LONDON, Eng., Feb. 12. The trawler Veronica has been lost off Scot-

land. The crew of ten men went down.

ACROSS THE ANDES.8ANTIAQO, Chill, Feb. 1& The first section of the railway across

Andes mountains was opened today.

Mip)JIPwlWHHiUMIi mfPbiob Gents

to Yokohama.

Of and

thisTerritory representatives

community orJvcstlgatlng

andInformation como

ou prosecuting ot- -

(Continued

PINEAPPLESThe next consignment

orders at

CLEARANCE

IN HOUSEPORTLAND, Feb. 12. Six perished In a lodging

Dole Impresses JuryWith

Necessity Of SecrecyFEDERAL GRAND JURY START WORK

Tbo States District that somo additional beopened Its special February term this summoned In thatmorning by Impanelling tho Federal should bo held up In work

Tho following tho unavoidable at

of as 16; Juror. This was by thoWilliam Thompaon, It. Atiorbaca,.amUa Her

Kalsor. O. Blerbach, Win. Fre- -

denburg. Theodora Richards, A. C. AlNormnn Qcdgc, John C.oxandcr, G.. .. . ... .

Clunoy, J. A. jas. v. uimn,U K. lomDif, J, n.. Auuernou, u. iHerbert, Chas. Nienian, II. E.stor. W. W. Harris, Gus Schuman, JII. Flddes, Tow.se. Sam Khr-llc-

Fred. J. and Wlllard U.Brown.

Of theso Wm. Fredenburg had Ijecnexcused. No person could boanswering to tho namo of Chas, Woman. Flddes was excused, as ho wasDot an American citizen. Jas. W. Glr-vl- n

was becauso ho was Ter-

ritorial Jury Commissioner, and C. II.and Kd Towso because they

had served on Federal Grand Jurieswithin tho past year. Tbco. Richardswas oxcuscd bocauso of his defectivebearing.

Tho Grand Jurors wcro then reIn number to 1C, tho lowest lira

It allowed under tno law, llrocKoni

couldn't be more startling our

EVENINGPBIZE i12,

li 19 In-

clusive,

6

goes

and 18 Servians.

the

rick, F. M, Gehrlag, B. F. Vlckars andGeo. F. Fuller. theoo OchrlngVlckcrs accepted. Herrlck and,.... wcro

-- .. .. . ..jrmier were excuseu, mo dccbumne its niii'iiuinK me uircun v,uuri us aJuror.

Judge Dolo then delivered hischarge to the Orand Jury as follows:

As tho Federal Grand Jury ofyou aro tho

of the In tbo matter la- -

charges of offenses againsttho. laws of tho United Statessuch as may beforo

either through thoon Page 4.)

of the TropinFruit Co.'s selected pineapples wttTggforward to the Coast per 8. 8. Ala-meda 14. Leave Wells.Fargo office. King St

r

GREAT SALE of

KILLED LODGING FIRE.Ore., persons house Tire

here today.

TO

United Court ABkrd Jurorsorder the Jury

not Its laOrand Jury. was caso of tho nbsence oflist Grand Jurors drawn Jan. granted Court

U issued for Chas. V.Gcorgo

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inner

Feb.

Misses', Children's and Infanta' Shoes.Highest grade shoe-wea- r for ons-thir- and one-hal- f the

regular price. Every mother Is Interested and asking "How can theydo ItJ"

We can and will easily explain when you come In.Note the reduced prices, then come early and buy. You will be

sure to meet some of your friends here,

200 pairs Misses' Tan Shoes; lace, button and slipper. Sizes11 to 2 Former price J3.75, J3.00, 2.50! NOW 75J.

300 pairs Children's Tan Shoes; lace and buttons only. Sizes8 to 11. Former price 2.75, Z50, W-0- NOW 50d.

100 Pir Infants' Tan, Red and Dlack Shoes. Sizes S to 5.Former price , 11.75, $1.50; NOW 50c.

TERMS CASH AND POSITIVELY NO EXCHANGES.

Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd,PHONE MAIN 282 1051 FORT 8TREET HONpLULU

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MASONIC TEMPLE.

WEEKLY CALEKDAR.

MONDAYPaeltle Stated and Initiation.

TUIIKOAY

WUDNB8DAVOceanic Third Degree.

HonoluluTMUHHDAY

Chapter Regular HiS p. m.

BATUHDAVrmrjAY HI

Ail visiting members, of UnJer are cordially Invited to afc

Und meetings of local lodge.

ttARMONY LODQE, No. 3, f. O. O. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:10ta I O.O. F. Hall, Fort street

E. n. HENDRY. Secretary.- EUIEK E. SCHWAIlZnEIta. N. 0.

'All visiting brothers very cordiallytaTlted.

MYSTIC I 0D3E, No. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening atMO o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially

to attend.Q. H. BERREY, 0. O.

, F. WALDHON. K.R8.

I9AHU LODQE, No. 1, K of P.

Meets every Friday evening atK. P. Hall, King street, at 7:30. Memhers of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm.

Lodge, No. 8, and visitingtrotters cordially Invited.

Oeneral Business.C. HI. WHITE. C. C.E. M. COLEMAN, K.K.S,

HONOLULU LODQE 018, B. P. 0. E,

Honolulu Lodge No. 616, D. P. 0. E.,trill meet In their new hall, on Millerfend Beretanla streets, every Fridaybvenlng.

By order of the E. ILHAnUY H. SIMPSON,

Secretary,GKO. H. ANOUS, S.IL

Wm. M'KINLEY LODQE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially Invlted to attend.

M. M. JOHNSON. C.C.E. A. JACOIISON, K.n.8.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 1th WEDN1JSDAY evenings of each month at 7:30oclock In K. of I Hall, King street.

Visiting Eagles nro Invited to at-

tend.SAM McKEACSUE. W.P.

H. T, MOORE, W. Secy.

WAWAII CHAPTER No. 1, ORDER OFKAMEHAMEHA.

Meets every Crst and third THURS-DAY of each month In Fraternity Hall,Odd Fellows' Dulldlng, Fort Street, atV:30 o'clock p. m. A full attendancek desired at every meeting.

Transaction of Business.N. FERNANDEZ.

Kuaubau.

fcO'jr.T CAM0E8 No. 8110, A. 0. F.

Meets every 2d and 4th Tuesday otMch month at 7:30 p. m., In San An- -

walo Hall, Vineyard streetVisiting brothers cordially Invited

t attend.A. K. VIERRA. 0. XI,JOHN P. DIAS. F.S.

HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, I. O. R. M

Meets every second and fourthFRIDAY of each month, in I. 0. F.Hall.

Visiting brothers cordially lnvlicd toattend.

W. C. McCOY. Sachem.A. E. MURPHY, 0. of H.

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FOR PRIVATE FAMILIE8, BOARD-

ING HOUSE8 AND HOTELS.

The New "DISHWASHER"There Is more popular demand for a

cheap, practical and durable DishWasher than any article that can bementioned.

There Is no machine about thofiouschold used as frequently as theDish Washer.

The services of a carpet sweeper arerequired two or three times a week;

xtho washlnp machine onco a week; thoclothes wringer only once a week;while the sewing machine often standsIdle for months; but theIs In demand THREE TIMES eachday, and Its benefits are thus con-stantly being dispensed to Its users.For further particulars Inquire of the

Washington Light Co.SOLE AQENT8.

asjsj-'T- or Rent" card on sale atie Bulletin office.

gtf Fine Job Printing at the Bu-lletin office.

IlljP BUFFET

0v Iuj$m Town ICONTAINS ONLY3.37 ALCOHOL.

If your dealer does not keep Itring up

I MAIN 7,LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.

Hoffschlaeger Co.,LIMITED

KINQ AND BETHEL 8T8.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

i. o. COOKE Manager

OPPICBRS.II. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle Vies PresidentW. M. Alexander.. .Second Vice Pres.U T. Peck Third Vies Pres.J. Waterhouse TreasurerE. E, Paxton SecretaryW. O. Smith Director

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

1NSURANGE ABENTS

Agents otHawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.Haiku Sugar Company.Pala Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company.Klhel Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Haleakala Ranch Company.

Another Shipment o!

MONUMENTS

JU8T RECEIVED

AT 1048-6- 0 ALAKEA 8T.,BY J. C. AXTELL 6. CO.,

P. O. BOX 642.

PHONE BLUE 1801. HONOLULU

GAMARA & CO.,LIQUOR DEALERS.

QUEEN AND ALAKEA' STREET8,TEL. MAIN 492.

FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED.Orders delivered to all parts of city,

Electric Flash LightsALL SIZES.

GUY OWENS Co.Phone Main 315. Union 8L nr. Hotel

Alexander Young Hotel

Absolutely finest cutsine, elegantly furnished and thebest of service.

NOAH W. QRAY Manage,Honolulu, T. H.

t A. JVJW jfV rfk AUA A A jAlAS,

CLEARING and DYEING

Wirtnow maktnxa specialty of thf 4abovt work, - J

Sanitary Steam Laundry, Jj riiunv .miiiii iu

New, Barber Shop

Recently opened, everything cleanand wholesome. Both barbers former-ly located at Center shop on Bethel St.NOW AT 1038 NUUANU 6TREET.

A. ITOGO, Proprietor.

Special Reduction Sale

VERY CHEAP, BIQ LOT GOLFBHIRT8. All Kinds Furnishing Goods.

C. K. CHOW & CO.,Cor. King and River, near Bridge.

Wing Wo Tal & Co.UEALER8 IN IMPORTED GENERAL

MERCHANDISE.

Unique Articles of All Kinds.941 NUUANU 8TREET.

Tel. Main 288. P. O. Box 849

' Fine Jbb Printing at Tha Bulletin

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, lor hire at Tcr. Stables."Cnmllle" nt the Orpheum this even-

ing,I.uttcd's Taro Flour for sale by Hen

ry May & Co. and C. J. Day & Co.Harmony Lodge, No. 3, 1. 0. O. F,

meets tonight at 7:30 In 1. O. 0. V. Hall.W A firreorv. train broked of Min

neapolis, expects to visit Honolulusoon

Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop- -

ular. $1, 31.60 and (2 per week. HlJmean nothing; It depends upon the

Paradise of tho l.a.klll, knowledge, and fltnesi of thecine, on sale at all news dealers andcurio stores.

Tho Mills c:l the Pacific Heights eltc- -trlc railway nlll lie used In the trnckof, J 1). Castle's line from Knhukii.

A list of the ofllccrs elected to servefnr th pimulnc fnr In the firm ofl.ewcrs & Cooke Is published In thisIssue.

Treat your Iron roof to n coat ot"Arnblc" There Is no better preserv-ative made. California Feed Co,agents.

Tho uniform nrlcc of lunch at the Y

W. C. A nionr on St Valentine's Daywill in but Jiftt-c- cents with a valen-tine souvenir

Jnrcd Smith says the soil ot Hamnkua Is well adapted for tho growth oftobacco and that thcro Is plenty of to-

bacco land on tho Island of Hnwall.It Is Ilyron dorks' purpose to raise

topless pineapples, He believes thatFIbo. 10. It Is reported that

U V 'h it Urltls'h garrison left In Thibet Is

The Manoa Improvement Club hold,Its nrsi mcctlne anu election ui uui -

ccrs next Friday evening at 7:3U nt tne , "y, ' in iwderit Loubetresidence of Judge llob.nson. Manoa

Floral1 ' " " :tatThe Washington's UlrthdayParado Committee have sent Invlta-- i F"fN.c,H S. 7 MJ?J. .IE?!. , ..tlons to tho University and PacificClubs to Jol.i tho parade In autos orcarriages.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moore of I.os An- -

&.':"' ."...... ..:.:...;"....'.Atkinson Depot. N. IL. leave for the'Orient In tho .Mongolia.

Announcement has been made of thoengagement of Matilda, eldest daugh-- ,tcr of Captain Carl Klcmmo to HarryCoorssan of Uremen, Germany, M8

,. i. ,,na, in ii.rm.n.Hlshon Hamilton last evening In

Conlral Union Church preached hi I

last sermon In Honolulu. Tomorrowevening In Odd Follows1 Hall ho lee-- .,.

on "Mischief In Mexico, .i

Arthur Wyman leaves this week for

9HACamlrovlows,

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San Francisco to Join the staff of Man..""0"",1' "'""" ""' ,B "ul "Bger II. Wlngatc Mko aC Talfs Cafe ! E0."" e.U.cJ)5w'nHe was with Mr. Ike while the latter. F0.S AAyiNQ NIAGARA,

was manager of the Young hotelbest'

.rnas9h'"Btr"i ,Le,.' n,"L lork forInternational Stock Food Is themedicated food In tho world. It purl-- !flcs tho blood, gives renewed life and I

greater strcnglh and makes stock fat,'sleek nnd glossy. California Feed Ca

Al Ihn mrrllnr nt Ihn Rnrlnl RMnno'Asswlatlon this evening at the res- - P ,'n i,ic";i0,"?11lK5rIdence of J. S. Emerson. Hackfeld '0Rn. ncnH1JnV"a'WEerDlnJure1-street-

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n Jeffries, D. D., will..i, - .a-i..- o.i nhri.ii.nl Austun. 11. Cardinal'Vun VU UV... ...... H..U ... .9.HU

Socialism."On Saturday -- venlng next there wlll'D0.M0 THRWN1By AB0Y- - . thrownbe nn In chcrgo of the

physical committed of the Y. M. C. AIn the Y. M, C. A. hall. lien Clarkeand Ulaul Len.rn will give a horizontalbar exhibition.

Manager Hews of the Hawaiianbellees tho the

twothe

demurrer the

settingthe

tho DIs- -

try excursiontho

sent Washington for new supplyand llmo

one.

snys thehe great changes In Honolulusince ho five ago.has returned tho volcano anddeclares that coming to visitHawaii

has seen.Forester who returned

HawallSaturday.ited Paauhau, Hifi&Ki

at tho I

tho to lay out schemes '

treo planting.planted for firewood.near woods nreIng planted protect cane thesalt Walmea

planted the last two

Japanesenoon on Satur--

n of cars. He'had two cars -

seentho and his

attention and theStopped, was mangled,

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EyesExaminedmy m"n i0meth,nfl fr vou ,l mjy

'examiner,

Our examinations conducted after the approved methods, and,

back of all, we have adequate knowl- -

of the eye and Its needs,

A. N. 8ANF0RDOptician

Boston Fort St,over May & Co.

WOnlDHBYGit(Associated Cable.)

RELIEF,

j u"1ul'L "V iuo necessary.. r&npuPi I niNNFn.

??'" J."YSr.l, "."7. .".Bllli AUliillui uuemutinied and deserted the vessel.claiming the Is Insufficiently ballasted and therefore for sea.ordered to Venezuela.

'J0"' ""'!" ?1",r '- -"r.8Henp"iC'aY

L?SJ 'II?," ,,.. ,)ublln; 10.-J- nhn Redmond

re leader of theIn Parliament.EF'T"QHAK?. ,N.CLA.DR.IA- - ....

"u"'' ,"" ",'.'. -- 7f.i.?..i.'" --"'""".T.....T.T"""""'London, 1i"1u"?,tu, It ,. probable.... ... , '., -",'"'". .u" . . .:'. .".' '...

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I Vcrrano Is deal pneumonia.

CON8ULAR CONFERENCE.

The Iluffalo Express has the follow-

doing business, could hae at the same

our manufacturers look for thogreatest expansion of trado In tho nearfuture."

AT EMMA SQUARE.

Hawaiian band gives aconcdrt this eenlng at 7:30 at EmmaSquare, as follows

. PARTI.Ovcrturo "Lincoln'sMarch (new) ....HubbellWnlts "Vienna Bonbons" .... StraussSelection "Nabucco" Verdi

II.Vocal Hawaiian by Ilcrgcr

N. Alapal.ITno-Ste- p "Happy Heinle" (new)..

LampeIntermezzo "Sliver ..

r mmo rtirsSpungled Banner."

VALENTINE8.

jfcxJ!S5E4Jri

Way

'tattdavd"Laundry Trays

Install a modern ".StandardLaundry in snd therewill be no water to carry,leakage damp floors, and no

empty or upset. Itincrease the selling value of

121 HOTEL STREET.

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lintel that construction ' Ing to say editorially concerningof additional stories on tho suggestion of II. P. Wood a

of hotel would prove a ference of American consuls bo heldprofitable Investment in view of In-- 1 In Honolulu,nreascd tourist traffic. "It has been proposed to Secretary

A has been filed In Root that a convention of Unitedbeef trust case by C Uolte, one of the Btntes consular agents, especially thosenumerous defendants, Interested In the development ot com-Hi-

as no Federal constitutional ques- - mcrce with countries bordering onlion is rafted United States Pacific ocean, bo held In Honolulu,

Court Is without Jurisdiction, I Merchants from nil parts tho coun- -

Dlrcctor of the U. S. Agricultural could cheap ratesExperiment Station Jnrcd Smith lias to Hawaiian Islands and, while

to a

or

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of silkworm eggs will take up the a prolltablo outing. Tho planwith them again. There to be n good Tho Hawaiian

are from 10,000 to 20,000 eggs In an Islands aro centrally so far ntounce, our commerce is concerned and

Paul McCormac New York It Is In countries tonotices

wus hero years HeJust from

anjoneshould not leave until tho ol

cano beenI.Iaughs, from

the Island of visand Pepcekco

sugar plantations request ofmanagements

of Trees aro beingchiefly In places

the bench strips of bo- -.

to fromspray. 25,000 trees

have been withinyears.

A boy was killed nt Wal- -pahu plantation nboutday under train empty

crawled between standIng on a switch nnd was not until

train fctnrted then screamsilrow engine was

Tho body not

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nor had the wheels passed over It. The' Wo hnvo Just received our flno linoboy had been struck by an under-hun- i; ot Valentines for Feb. 14, 190C. Ho-to- d

A coroner's Jury returned a ver-- member tho place,diet of accidental death. WALL. NICHOLS CO., LTD.

of doing the family washing the way which changes It fromdreary drudgery to a cheerful household duty is by Using

CONTINTMINT"

W. J. EISaLAIN'D CO.PHONE MAIN 323.

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Get

Your

Gas RangeNow '

It means relief4

.from unpleasant kitchen duties:

. building fires, carrying woodj

I or coal, unnecessary cleaning, jetc. A Qas Water Heater wills

(supply water In. any quantity. (I Both for sale by dealers and

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! HONOLULU GAS GO. I

YOU ARE

LIABLE

to be accidentally killed, crip,pled, blinded, disabled or takenIII at any time, and the valueof your time, which Is money toyou, may be destroyed In a mo-

ment.If you are not fully Insured

let us attend to this Importantmatter for you at once. Delaysare dangerous. We are agentsfor the Employers' Liabilityand Assurance Corporation, Ltd.

Bishop & Co.Insurer ce Department

r&RAPID BATH HEATERS

Tumiih plenty of hot naterany lime d:y or light fir

toilet and luthCa i be In any, bath

room or anywhere else withouttearing t eiy thing vp Cceratedby anyone. v:ry economical.

Fe'r Salt ItE. R. BATH, AGENT.

PLUMBER, 165 KINQ 8T.PHONE MAIN 61.

Special SaleOF

FI8HNET8. TWINE and BRONZEWIRE CLOTH at

A, FERNANDEZ & S0K,Nos. 44-5-0 King 8L, :'ucy Block, betNuuanu and 8mlth 8ts.; Tel. atn 189.

FASHIONABLE SUITSMADE TO ORDER FOR MINIMUM

PRICE AT

J. P. Rodrigues,Cor. ALAKEA and MERCHANT 8T3.

PIANOSSTEINWAY and others

THAYER PIAN1 COMPANY,

166 and 168 HOTEL ST.,

HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED,PRESSED, REPAIRED AND

DYED BY THE

City Renovating Co.H53 :: fort :: street.

Will call for and deliver same.TELEPHONE MAIN 196

NOW ISN'T THIS APPEALING?

FRESH THREE DAYS"What?" The home-mad- e bread sold

by the

VIENNA BAKERYFORT STREET.

FRE8H CUT FLOWERS AND A

CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ISL--

AND CURIOS AT THE

WOMAN'S EXCHANGEHOTEL ST.

Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by Use

HONOLULU RENOVATING CO.,J. J. Fern, Manager.

Richards near Queen 8ts. All tele,phone message promptly attended to,Wa call for and deliver. Dyeing extra.

HT,'

O. R. & L. COeTIME TABLB

Oetober 6, 190.

OUTWARD.For Walanae Walalua, 'Kahuku, and

Wa7 Stations 9:1B a.m., 3:20 p.m.For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way

Stations f7:30 a. m., 9:1E a. m,'11:05 a. m., 2:1S p. m., 3:20 p. m,6:15 p. m., 19:30 p. m.. tU:15 p. m.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- -

tlua and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 65:30p. taT

Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill andPearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m,

10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m '4:31 p. mE;31 p. m., 7:30 p. m

Dally.t Sunday Excepted.t Sunday Only.The Halelwa Limited ,a two-hou- r

train, leaves Honolulu every Sundayat 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives In

at 10:10 p. m. The Limitedtops only at Pearl City and Walanae.

P. DENI80N, F. C. SMITH,8upt G. P. & T. A.

Claus Sprcckels. Wm. Q. Irwin

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, S t : T. H.

8an Francisco Agents The Ne-vada National Rank of San Francisco.

Draw Exchange on the Nevada National Dank of San Francisco.

London Tho Union of London andSmith's Dank, Ltd.

New York American Exchiige Na-tional Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnala.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong

Banking- - Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Dank of Australasia.

Victoria and Vancouver Dank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits issued. Bills ot

bought and sold.Collection .Promptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO.OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.. .$200,000.00PAID UP CAPITAL.... ...llOO.OOaOO

President Cecil BrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCashier L. T. Peck

Offlce: Corner Fort and King Sts.8AVING3 DEPOSITS recelvod and

Interest allowed for yearly deposits atthe rate of i 2 per cent, per annum.

Rules and regulations furnished up-on application.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd,

E8TABU8HED 1880.

Capital Subscribed Ten 24,000.000Capital Paid Up Yen 18.000.000Reserved Fund Yen 9,940,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.BRANCH AGENCIES Bombay,

Hongkong. Honolulu, Kobe, London,Lyons, Nagasaki, Newchwang, New

, York, Peking, San Francisco, Shang-hai, Tientsin, Toklo, Osaka.The bank buys and receives for col-

lection Bills of Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and trans-acts a general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 67 KINQ ST.

Y. Wo Sing & CO.FRUIT8 AND GROCERIES.

Fresh provisions and fruit by everyCalifornia steamer. Fresh Island but-ter from Hawaii.

1123 Fort St. and 1186 Nuuanu 8L

P. O. Box 961. Tel. White 931

SANG CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR, .

HOTEL 8TREET, HONOLULU.Bults made to order In the latest

styles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cloth-ing cleaned, dyed and repaired.

S. SAIKI,Dealer In Bamboo Furniture and Pic-

ture Frames. Also Cabinet Maker.

TELEPHONE BLUE 881.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA-

TURITY CO., LTD.

Real Estate, Mortgage, Loans and. Investment securities.

Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu, T.HP. O. BOX 265. PHONE MAIN 141.

-- la kept on file at E.THIS PAPER C. DAKE'S ADVER- -

TI8ING AGENCY,124 Sansonw St", San Francisco, Cal.,where contracta for advertising canbo made for it.

Blank books ot all sorts, ledgers,etc., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub-lishing Company.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd,HONOLULU.

Commlsslo.i Merchants

i Sugar Factors

AGENTS FORThe Ewa Plantation Co. VJjThe Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kohala Sugar Co. j

The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.Tha Fulton Iron Works, 8t. Louts, Ma,The 8tandard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co,

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Conn,The Alliance Assurance Co. of London

Wm. g. Irwii & Ce., Ltd

WM. Q. IRWIN. ..President and Mgr.JNQ D. 8PRECKEL8..1st Vie Pros,W. M. QIFFARD Zd Vict PrsswH. M. WHITNEY TreaaursrRICHARD IVERS SecretaryE. I. 8PAULDINQ Auditor

SUGAR FACTOR8and

COMMISSION AGENTS.Agents for

Oetanlo Steamship Co., San FranciscoCal.

Western Sugar Refining Co,, San Franclseo, Cal.

Baldwin Locotomotlve Works, Phi la--

delphla, Pa.Newall Universal Mill Co. (Manufao

turera of National Cans Shredder),New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., 8anFrancisco, Cal.

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.Queen Street, Honolulu, T. H.

Agents ForHawaiian Agiicultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant Co., Onomca Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co.,Walluku Bugar Co,Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The PlanteiaLine of San Francisco rackets, Chis,Drawer & Co.'s lino of Boston Packets.

List of Offices:C. M. Cooke, President; Georoa

Robertson, Vice President and Manager; E. F. Bishop, Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P.C. Jones, C. M. Cooke and J. R. Gait,Directors.

Life and FireInsurance-Agen- ts

AOENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-

SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.AETNA FIRE IN8URANCE COM-

PANY OF HARTFORD.

Tire insuranceTHE

B.F. DILLINGHAM CO.

LIMITED,

General Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Assurance Company of London,Phoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co,

4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg.

Gatton, Neill & Go,,Limited.

ENGINEER8 AND MACHINISTSQUEEN and RICHARDS STS.

Boilers with charcoal Iron-o-

steel tubes; general ship work.

COTTON BROS. & CO.ENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans and estimates furnished foall classes contracting work.

Tel. Main 245.ROOM 300, BOSTON BLK., Honolulu.

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS,

Fort and Queen 8ta.

P. H. Burnette,Attorneyst-La- and Notary Publlo.

Real Estate, Loans, Collections.Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

Phones: Office, Main 310; Res.Wh.1341Office, 79 Merchant 8t, Honolulu.

BUILDING MATERIAL20 per cent, cheaper than sold by

other dealers. Doors, screen doorssash, and bulldors' hardware.

C. B. REYNOLD8,Alakea St, mauka Sailors Horns.

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NEW SHIPMENT OF

Oriental Goodsw

Now On SaleBeautiful and dainty handiwork from the Orient which

the cleverness and artistic sens of the maken. It li sur-

prising how much a email amount Invested In these goods will add

beauty and comfort to the home.

GRASS LINEN SQUARES and CENTERSFine assortment In various sizes, embroidered In dragons, but-

terflies and floral designs.

GRASS LINEN TABLE COVERSAll handsomely embroidered, with napkins to match, In

squares, round and oblong.

ENBR01DERED GRASS LINEN DOYLIES7 and 10 Inch In dragon designs.

EMBROIDERED QRA88 LINEN 3QUARE8. ,26x26, 34x34 and 40x40 Inch In various designs.

EMBROIDERED GRA83 LINEN TAb'LE CENTERS.

27 and 37 Inches In dragon designs.

EMBROIDERED QRA8S LINEN TRAY COVERS and SCARFS.

GRAS8 LINEN by the piece or yard In whlto and blue.

GRASS LINEN EMBROIDERY IN8ERTION; very handsome.

NEW PINEAPPLE 8ILK8. NEW JAPANE8E WA8H 8ILK3.

PONGEE 8ILK8, In white andNed Drawnwork Squares and Centers.

NEW MILLINERYJUST ARRIVED, Advance Spring styles In

TRIMMED HATSThese will be on sale beginning Monday Morning, Feb. 12.

N. 3. SACHSDry Goods Company Ltd.

CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA 8TREETS.

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California Products;BUTTER, FRUIT, TURKEY8 AND CHICKEN8 FRESH ON EVERY

STEAMER.

CHOICE ISLAND BEEFSIRLOIN 8TEAK AND RIB ROAST, iOc. PER POUND.

ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES.

ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLYJj TELEPHONE MAIN 78.

jjL ISAFEA II fiL I

kmf$P RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS) 1ISiwrf Honolulu.

A Dead SwellLine off

1906 EXCLUSIVE 8UITINQSJU8T ARRIVED.

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RADIUM RAT PANIC

Hats nre not fond of radium. Theyarc Inclined to be rather supersti-tious about tho wonderful mineral. Atleast that would bo a fnlr Inferencefrom a little experiment that Messrs,Drown & Cohen, the radium experts,whose danco Is to nppear at the

Theatre this week, Tho base-ment of the Orpheum has been a favorIte tryst I iik place for the rodents andthey hao fairly overrun it. When H.L. Cohen heard of this he asked Man-ager Cohen of the Orpheum for perm Is- -

WmmMMm

slon to try nn experiment, which wasreadily accorded. So Messrs. Drownand Cohen set a trap and caught ahuge grandfather rat. Then theyimeared It with the strange white com-pound which is used In tho radiumdance.

This Is an ordinary-lookin- g powd-ery substance, but It has peculiar prop-erties. It absorbs light and theniglvesIt off again. So Mr. Rat, well coatedwith white, was placed In the rays ofA mtmntr IItia lint,, n m Mma nl .Uahvve .i.iiu l.ftl.l IWI U IMUC UUU ini-t- i .liberated In tho cellar. In the gloom'or the rat inreatcd place he gave off nghostly light that seemed very strangelo his comrades. They didn't knowhim and Immediately thought thatsome deceased rodent was ghost-walkin-

They fled In terror from theplace and have not been seen since.Even the radium rat, panic-stricke-

and afraid of himself. Is running yet.Tho radium dance will bo produced InIts' entirety tho whole of this weekIn connection with tho Stock Companywhich plays Cnmlllo Monday, Tuesdayand Wednesday.

HAMILT0N0N MAUI

Walluku, Mnul, Feb. 9. Dy thesteamer on Monday night Dlsbop Ham-ilton, Mrs, Hamilton and Dr. Wadmanarrlied In Walluku. On Tuesday nightthe Dlshop delivered an address at theUnion Church to a largo and appre-ciative audience. The text from whichbe spoko wns "I hae a message fromGod tor three. The speaker stated thatthis 'wan tho text that was used bythe first missionary who visited Hawaiiand addressod Kamehameha II. Hissubject wns divided into three topics:first, Whut God would have us do; sec-ond. What Ho Is doing for us: andthird. Our ability to do It. During thoentire sermon the audience paidmarked attention, many expressingthcmsolvcs as being more than pleasedwith tho tervlces of the evening. Onthe following day the visitors mada atrip up Iao Valley and to Puunenoplantation, afterwards leaving Wal-luku overlalid for Lahalna. The pur-pose of their visit was to establish mis-sion work among tho Koreans, whichMill be placed In tho hands of Mr.Knott,

ALUMNI ENTERTAIN.

A charming musical program and udelightful danco were given by thoKamehameha Alumni Association AtProgress Hall on Saturday evening.Miss Lei Urown's singing was greatlyappreciated. Krncst Dlschof pleasedwith a zither solo and Master Lo Tanentertained with a hary-zlth- soloThe Kaal Oleo Club played and sang".Mr. Kaal and Mr. Holokahakl werthe accompanists. The committee otarrangements Included Messrs. II. J.Auld, A. "a. Kaulukou, Officers ot theassociation are: H, J. Auld, president;J, L-- Hop wood, vice president; TbomntTreaduay, treasurer; D. S. K. I'ahu,tecretary; Sam Kaaloa, correspondingsecretary; A. A. Dunne, auditor.

WARM ATJVAILUKUfSptclal to Tht UultrUn)

Walluku, Maul, Keb. 9. During thopresent week Walluku has experiencedan unusual spell of wnrm weather dur-ing tho day, with quite the merscnights and mornings. On seernlmornlngu at 7 o'clock the thermometerregistered as low ns CO degrees withcloudless skies during the entire da)

Tho new firm of physicians, Drs.Weddlck and Dlnegar, nre makinggreat Improvements on tho premisesof Dr. Weddlck, Tho office occupiedby Dr. Weddlck has been removed idthe rear of the grounds and In front alarge building Is In course of erectionto bs used as an operating room, whichwill be fitted up with till the latest scl.cntlflc ImproemenU for both medicaland surglcnl treatment. Dr. Dlnegarwill remove to Walluku In the near fu-

ture and It is reported that a rcsldencowill be built for him by W T Robin-son.

N. W. Alull, Deputy County Attor-ney ot Haw-all- . spent seternl du)s It)

Walluku this week. over onbusiness for the purpose of collectingevidence In a muna-- r cusp which iinow pending In tho Circuit Court ofHawaii.

Cards of Invitation are out to thomarriage of Mr. Antonio J l'ernandesto Miss Isabella Ilorba, which will takeplace on the 21th of February, at Ht.Anthony Church. A reception will boheld at tho residence of the bridesfather, Mr A. Ilorba, Walluku

M. L. Decker, former bartender attho Maul Hotel, has been very 111 forthe past few days.

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WAILUKU IMPROVEMENT

Walluku, Maul, Keb. 9. The Wal-

luku Improvement Association held itsmonthly meeting on Thursday eveningat the Walluku Courthouse, The usualnumber of members were present andtho business for the evening consistedIn bearing the report of the committeeon side-walk-s, which had been appoint-ed for the purpose of conferring wttbthe Hoard of Supervisors. The Hoardof Supervisors answered the Commit-tee through their Itoad Supervisors,Mr, Hugh Howell, and authorized himto stats to tho Association that theHoard was willing to contribute oho-ha- lf

of the expenses of new sidewalksfor the streets ot Walluku If tho res-idents and property owners would paytho other bait ot tho expenses towardsthis object. The members of the Asso.elation expressed themselves as belli;?much encouraged by the offer mado bythe Hoard ot Supervisors, and feel con-

fident that within the next few monthsWalluku will have new sidewalks onall of Its principal streets. After con-

siderable discussion by different mem-bers the meeting adjourned,

GIRLS' CONCERT

The concert of the Hawaiian Wo-men's Club this evening nt the Kame-hameha School for Girls commences atS o'clock,

"allowing Is the progTam:PAUT I.

Piapo Duet "Churgo of the Uhlans"Carl Hohm

Misses Kinney and Ayau.Loieo Song

Normal Quartet."Thoughts" Chas. Grant

Krnest Kaal's' Mandolin Trio.Vocal Sol '

Miss A. Drown.Selection

Kamehameha Mandolin Club.Chorus Keahlnullapalapa .. .

. . Mrs. J. W. Yarndicy,K, G. S. Alumnao.

PART II.Hnlmveh (Longing for Home)

Urn est Kaal's Mandolin Club.A. Catch

Thomas Nahlwa. James Awal, S.Mooklnl.

Piano SoloMiss H. Kinney.

SongKamehameha Gleo Club.

Piano Duct '.

Misses Aholo and SadlerChorus Pauahl Lnnl

K. Q. 8. Alumnae.

Mllo. Nelkn do 8mernolf, formerly ofWashington, whose father was a Ilus-sia- n

diplomat, her mother being u

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The program which Babbitt Is get-ting together will thus contain ull thohost features of tile plans and willembody many good Ideas. While Itwill bo too long to be uved by nnyschool In Its entirety. It is so modeledthat selections from It can bo used tosuit different places, circumstances andoccasions. Thus schools situated Indistricts when rainy weather prevailswill generally hae to uso a programsuitable for indoors, whllo those whohave good grounds, and where goodweather prevails can have open air ex-

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nmbermore. It Is not Intended thatany ono school shall uso tho samoprogram ecry day of the year. Selections can bo made from the gcnoralplan so as to mako the program eachday suitable to the Individual occasion, which may present Itself. Thus,on tho bltthday ot famous men seluC'tlons from their works or speechesshould be read, or a history ot theirlives and deeds given by the teacher.The songs and prayers used can alsobe greatly vurled. Thus, for Instance,a llttlo poem written by Philip 11.Dodgo, and which Is much liked by thogovernor, will ho Included In tho gen-eral program and recommended for use.It runs as follows:

Hawaii land Is fair,Hlch are tho gifts wo sharo.This Is our common prayer,O land of light,We may Join heart and handThat as u noblo bandTill all Hawaii's landStands for the right.

Habbltt Intends to have tho Droeramprinted In pamphlet form for distrib-

ution among tho teachers. Ho hopes IhiI will have It ready to submit to tho next

mcetlne of the Hoard.

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r 4 EVENING nUL-LE- f N, HONOLULU T. H.. MONDAY. FEU. 12, 1906. 'ii

Published Every Day Except Sunday,nr 120 King Street, Honolulu,

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WALLACE H. FARRINOVTON.. Editor

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Territory of Hawaii, )

Honolulu, Count of Oahu)C. (I. I10CKUS. nuslness Manager ol

the Bulletin Publishing Company, Lim-ited, being first duly sworn, on oath,deposes and says: That the followingIs a true and correct statement of cir-culation for tho week ending Febru-ary 9, 1906, of the Dally and Week-ly Editions of the Evening Bulletin:

Circulation of Evening Bulletin.Saturday, Feb. 3 2408Monday, Feb,Tuesday, Feb.Wednesday, Feb.Thursday, Feb.Friday, Feb.

5 Z1136 21237 21078 2115g 2110

Average Dally Circulation 2162Circulation of weekly uuiieun.

Tuetday, Feb. 6, 1906 2354

Number of Weeklies delivered onthe Island of Hawaii alone.. ..1049

COMBIN ID guaranteed averagecirculation 1510

Dy C. O. BOCKUS.Business Manager.

Subscribed and sworn to be-

fore mo this 10th day ofruary. A. D. 1906.

P. II. BUP.NETTE.Notary Public, Honolulu, County of

Oalm.

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MONDAY .FE1I. 12. lu... against

be that prob-- 1

Europe whllo Oriental causo gtrc.ion verge of explosion," Individuals.

The Is In receipt of an elaborate fuslladc of correspondence frorjthe Atcherleys of Kona which will nppear In a later

Judge Dole bears down hard on thotecrecy feature of tho Orand Jury. ThisIs as likely to start queries on ."what"up" as anything else.

Walalae, Kulmukl and Palolo's or-

ganized residents nre doing stunts luImprovement that leave nothing to bobtked In the way of ambitious plans.

Improvement Clubs In starting woncand electing officers afterward haveshown that the Interestedunderstand the purpose and nre Inspired by a determination to work.

Twenty-flv- o hundred signatures itNew York to a petition forthe rescue of Niagara may sou mllarge Considering tho population lNew York. It Is a slim show- -Inf ro Niagara.

Hawaii's representative nt the Chi-

cago llfo Insurance conferencongalnst tho policy of deferred div-idends This Is entirely characteristicof on all propositions wherethere Is a dividend In sight.

Shutting off ordinances because of-

fenders cannot be put In Is apolicy the County Superviseors should deliberate very carefullybefore binding themseUcs. The pcoploexpect a forward policy

- Had that explosion occurred on thoNuuanti water system, a portion oftown would havo some of achange to a reasonably pure watersupply. Improvement In tho characterof the water from the Nuuanu serviceis moro theoretical than real.

Abraham Lincoln believed govcrnment of. by and for tho people. Tothis end ho turned his every encrgiand shaped each national policy. Hawas unpretentiously honest. He wasthe great American because .ho heldtrue to the principles of equalitypractice, as well as theory,

WITH BROTHERLY LOVE

,Thc editor of tho Advertiser's privat-

e-misery department contains fur-

ther striking expression of his greatvnhapplnc8s. Tho following Is excerpt:

For unadulterated gall thisa special nrtlclo by

editor of the Bulletin fairly glazesmy eye: "As as I had beenable to observe, the principles ofthe Advertiser were thoroughlymonarchical and oppressive

tho while I am a firmbeliever tho people. Slnco thoworld began these two forces Inopposition have tho fur flyto a greater or less extent."Alter telling his own of hlf

town prowess, tho editor of tho AdvttiUser then publishes this:

Tho present editor .of the Builettn was not then on the ground,

'. tho second annexationwas proposed at Washing-

ton he appeared thcro In opposi-tion to it.The statement the ed- -

v. ' 4ni Tim lliillpfln nnnparpn inIn opposition to the sec

ond annexation treaty is(also. It puts the editor of tho Adver-tiser In a role ho evidently enjoys aliar.

The editor of The Bulletin regretsat he has never been able to appro- -

'e the courage or honest manhood

I ySMUl! tt.m wt a sm.wr- - .. ..B-r-JkJ t J..--.

of tho editor of tho Advertiser,though tho latter Is said frequently tohave carried, with much braggadocio,a gun, and even been "called" Gen-

eral ' Tho stories of his cournge havobeen told principally by the editorof the AdWrtlscr.

Itefcionto In these columns toicrvlce wlrelcs telegraphy could hawrendered In tho Valencia wreck glcJHpcclal Interest to tho follow dlspatch

Victoria, a. C, I. rropos-al- s

nre to bo submitted to thegovernment nt Ottawa by Victor-Inn- s

controlling the Pacific Wire-

less Telegraph Company In Can-ada, for the establishment of fromsix to ten stations on the westcoast of Vancouver Island. Thol'rovlnclal government would

n continuous seaboard trailwith shelter huts at

if

fromMurc's the pity that more than one the Advertiser to Its attitude

horror like that of the Valencia Iiusually necessary to arouso n Uotcrnincnt to nctlon.

the

tho

rearboll

1

THE

last Issue wea

to- -

The theand

aHad Captain Demons found tlierj minded of nation'

no on nccount of tho or affiliations.Moloknns. his have I our own exDerlenco with citizen lafurnished surprlso for the not been such as to Justifycitizen tho Every step Bny gucIl reflections as were caBt nnJtaken outside certain beaten paths lnwo bencvo tho Department of Publicunnuii iiimuai nuMiiuui, luriu Works , from the Superintendent downa storm of protest from some source',,, the road unaB moro , biamfl

details that have, ,.- - , ini,nrprto be taken into account.

QMIflN AT PUMP

ON BERETANIA STREET

Residents In tho neighborhood ofllcrctnnla street Btatlon, ou

corner of Alapal street, werestartled early yesterday afternoonthe sound and shock of an explosion.

Those who out of their houses tosco what was the beheld acloud emanating from the of thepumping nation. Above the rearer In

ring

In as

K.

Inst.,

taken

kinds

COR.

Si

ADVERTISER AND

MaulIn

aboveshow

citizens,at

wholly uncalled thuveieit

Irrespectiveamy

would

of

These

matter

guilty

policy tho

to work a lower fig-

ure foroff fully

This re-

sult In paid laborwork usually

good

Japs to homolaborers

Bhouldshoes or tho

IMPRE88ES

(Continued Pageof tho of

the station u steam drum had your members or In any otherup an accmulajlon of tending show tho of

Tho Jaws. Your duty In matters Isbroken tho material prcclpltatt( tt responsible one, not only In thoInto wa) direction of of tho com.

- ,u,rr Injured. thoWar Hol nr1calc "l think conscientious Investigation

an is anly of i)crctana or ofthe breaking pump Superintendent In order

Issue.

nconlo

residents

mighty

voted

Haw-al-l

Jailonwhlch

thepromise

In

In

an

people,In

made

when

presentnt

$J Washingtonausoiuteiy

lJHlWI.'t"L'i

th

Intervals,

soot

'of Works today. "I those persons In relation whomiuiiik mm mo cnuau wus iikc Is sufficient prima

Tho flame tho oil ,ir i nmmnrt n rhnrco of crlmokept pouring. It became bo tho thereof.heated enough from the bricks tobecome Ignited, and explosion resulted. Tho wholo matter Is nothingserious. Similar accidents are occur

right along on the plantations.'when he though". nn

tho occurrence of accident wan of de,lbcrn.

l "" Ul ""."ons of . a ncceW)

ihdi mTW1HB JUL

E.week ofnrnment funds his custodyof old Waterworks Department,

which

Grandstated

Vivian Qrand

morning scnieuceu 0( Qrand them nImprisonment year. prosecutionstated In tCrfcre production of cvl-tl.--

youth of defendant ,

Into consideration.

PS. TOCELEBRATE

of Pythias over coun-try will on 19th

which will mark the forty-thl- rt

anniversary of tho .founding of theorder.

The In this wherethe K. l'.'s well

will take form of a "bigbetween soventy

eighty new members will be IntoTho Initiatory exercises

will bo In Progresstho Joint auspices tho lodges of

city.

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ON ROADSPOLITICS.

Newslpublished un-

der the heading clipping

ward the Hawaiianslurs cast Hawaiian! are

for deservecondemnation or lain

peoplewas 'knocking" political

discoveryn avcrng) uor

Territory.

cumBr0

arc established

pumping

by

ran

are

all

all

lot

St

our

Tho of Superintendenthas been such that contractors mustundertake do at

than It can be properly doneand then get without

with the specifications.poorly and Inferior

and costs tho taxpayermore money than

who y011 aro thoprefer prtcctorHawaiian pub- -

lie be lo oneAmerican and don tho wooden

kimono pig-tal- l ofrace whoso champion ho would be.

DOLE JURY

from 1)fleer this court or

way,blown from oil Infraction suchgas. Jacket wan

and verythe room. No one tho protection

Imunlty crime, but also forwill not was of charges,

affair tll0 (no Informalon might leadloose. said charces acahiBt

Bulletin

from tho

far

to-

ward

buttreaty

that

Ing

pro-vide

i,ag

Hollowny that topruuuuiy there rocio ovi- -

this: went out nndmav Indicted for trial

hotthe

embezzling Gov

celebrations

celebrationespecially

nnd

of

VALLEY:

$2000and

S1750

S2100

comply-ing

substantial

lawlessness

and

knowledge

carelessness

Gradually

repre-sented,

but such persons againstwhom tho Information you maybe reach Is Insufficient, may bedischarged of suspicion or loss ofreputation; In tho latter caso rule

Holloway, asked If ,. i.. ..in.such menU Tll gccrccy tho

rrVTS ".. r Jury Is also

foundclerk

bold

city,

with

that

able

sary feature of its work, In that It pro.motes tho and Independenceof tho Individual members thereof Inreaching their conclusions. In whichIndividual conclusions tho public Isnot Interested, being only conctrncdIn tho acts the Jury a body. ThereIs also a further reason for tho rule ofHprrnrv Innanmrh as nubile knowl

Wchardson, who was last cdetr of tho work of tho Jury

tho

Hall

Size

also

from day day might warn personswhoso cases aro under considerationand thus tend to defeat tho purposes

was unit uy juugo (,0 Jury by givingLindsay for ono cnanco to ovodo to

Court Imposing sentence with thoIt took tho tho jenco agalnBt them

Knights nil thotho

thenight," when

tho order.held under

tho

"irui

well

tho

freedom

tho

Tho presumption of Innocence existsIn relation every pprson chargedwith n criminal offense before you, orngalnst whom thcro may bo somo evidence, until such presumption Is removed by competent ovldenco which,unexplained and uncontradicted,

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would Justify a verdict of guilty. Compctent ovldence does not Includo heapsay testimony.

As n Grand Jury of this court youhae Jurisdiction only of Offensesagainst the laws of the United Statescommitted within tho Territory of Hawaii or upon the high sens, and It willbe lour duty to Imestlgnte all suchcrimes as may bo called to your atten-tion.

Any attempt to Influence your nc-

tlon or decision upon matters pendingbefore you by a communication Inwriting nny.one of you In relationto such matters, without tho consentof tho court, would be punishable, andIf any such attempt should bo mndo Itwill bo your duty to Immediately In-

form tho court thereof.If, In the course of our Investiga-

tions, you have reason to believes thatthere Is other evidence not presentedbut obtainable which would qualify orexplain away tho charge under exami-nation, It will he your duty to vrdcrsuch ovldonco to bo produced.

You havo authority to summon aswitnesses In such cases as you may de-

sire Investigate, any person withintho Jurisdiction of this court Includingofficials. local demand for addl'tlons to the laboring clement of theseIslands has resulted In tho introducetlon of Immigrants of dlvcrso races,somo of whom, perhaps, both from adefectlvo social training and a wantof acquaintance with (American sentl-rocnt and tho Federal laws, show alaxity In regard to Institution of maprlago as It Is recognized by what Isknown as Western civilization, and atendency freely violate the estab-lished principles. I Invite your carefulattention to such cases of this kind asmay como before you, reminding youthat In your capacity of a Grand Jury,

work would. Any white man j a most cmphatle sensewould and Chlnnmcn of marriage and thonative as on lrora sucll as would tend

works Is unlit to known ns an destroy the sanctions of tho

totheso

furnace

whlch to

story

Public

on

tofreo

i,nrt.nian

of as

to

to or

at

to

r

to

to

The

to

and the sacrednees of tho other,'tho District Attorney and his assist.

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four you as to tho law. They will callI nit examine witnesses to old you Inyour work and you may call and

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At least sixteen of your numbcfshould bo present whenever you nrooiigvged In your work, nnd an agreement of at least twclvo is necessaryto the finding of an Indictment.

Your foreman wilt havo tho author-ity tn administer oaths.

You will be at liberty to apply to'bo Court at any tlmo for further Instructlons.

I appoint Mr, Joseph A. Oilman asyiui foreman. You will select yoursecretary from among your number, '

Tho Grand Jury will begin Its workBt 2 o'clock this afternoon. Thcro Isnot a very great amount of businessto come before It, and Its work willprobably bo done In a few days.Among the- - matters to bo ueivea intowill bo several Porto Hlcan bigamycases, tho Mayall case of violation oftho Edmunds Act, tho Sherman countcrfcltlng caso and somo othor mat-ters.

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RE8IDENT8 AND PATRON8 OFLINE TO KAIMUKI, WAIALAE

AND PALOLO ARE VIGOR-OUSLY AT WORK.

The Walalao and Knlrauk Improvement Club Is getting In some greatwork through petition to tho Presidentand Directors of the Itapld Transit

service. Petitions nre now in circula-tion among the property owners of tinsection and also among patrons of thtlino calling on the Hnpld Transit pcopie for nctlon.

The array of reasons presented whytho request should be granted follow:

1st. The rapidly growing districtand tho money outlaycd for new rest-- 1

donees within the past two years, auiltho Increased valuation of the sur-rounding property by reason of suchImprovements.

2nd. Thnt this section Is one of thehealthiest in Honolulu for residentialpurposes.

3rd. That a great deal more monejwould be Invested In theso districts.thereby enhancing property valuations,If a twenty minute service could bbobtained.

4th. That every now residence erected In theso districts Is not only ben- -cllclal to the districts themselves, bbutwould be the means of Increasing therevenue of the Itapld Transit Co. byreason of additional travel over Itslines.

Cth. That the traffic over the Walalao lino Is heavier than the Mnnoa line,which enjoys a twenty-minut- e service:that there are now COO dally regularpatrons of the road and that this numbcr will be largely Increased durlntluio coming year, on account of tntnew residences that are being added.

7th. That tho Sunday traffic wouldbe Increased and ibercby produce additional revenuo to your company shoulda twenty-minu- te service go Into effect.

Sill. That tho present Walalae HeadImprovements will be tho means of In-

ducing people to build and have tholrhomes In these districts.

Oth. That tho cost of placing addi-tional switches (should this be neces-sary) and the general car expensewould soon be made up to the companyby Its additional revenue Induced bysucn twenty minute service.

10th. That the proposed Improve-ments now contemplated by tho Hoardof Supervisors of the County of Oahuwin result in the opening up and tak-ing over tho cross streets and roads.

11th. That the majority of the prop,crty holders nro members of the Wal-alao, Kaimuki and Palolo ImprovementClub, whose efforts have been nnd willbe devoted solely and exclusively tothe beautifying, population and en-hancing the property of these districts.

12th. That every step taken on thoroad to progression, means money andprofit to your company, not only miaccount of the Increased travel on yourline, but also be a source of profit byIncreasing tho value of your holdingsIn these districts.

wo earnestly solicit jour co-- n- -tlon In this movement of progressionthus benefiting everyone concerned andInterested in the future of'the Walalao, Kulmukl and I'alolo tracts. Wetrust that you will sec the force of outrequest and give the same your earnestconsideration.

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GAS STOVESNew Process Gas Ranges

These have been bought at prices nueh below the market on ac-

count of our taking a whole consignment.The goods are well known and we are able to sell them upon spe-

cially favorable terms.

Blue Flame Oil StovesAn assortment Just to hand by the "Gerard C. Tobey."

Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.BEFORE BUYING GET OUR PRICE8.

Wo should be happy to have a com-mittee wait upon you at any time, Infurtherance of this request should youso wish It. . m

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The Supreme Court today rendereddecision In tho matter of James Arm-strong and L. I McCandless vs.Ane Kconc, affirming the decree of theCircuit Court which dismissed theplaintiff's bill to enforce pei)rmnnceof an agreement of partition of landtn Cwa,

Justice. Hartwcll writes tho opinion,the syllabus of which says: ,

Specific performance defendant'smisunderstanding of agreementwhether Induced 'by plaintiffs or

of agreementA bill to enforce performance of a

written agreement to partition landwas dismissed because of Its unfairnessnnd of the defendant's apparent mis-take as to Its contents. Held: The de-

cree Is .affirmed, tho evldenco Justify-ing a finding that the written agree.pient sought to be enforced did notlonform to the oral agreement or tothe defendant's understanding of Itscontents In falling to provide that theland apportioned to her should be thaton which her house stood.

W. C. Achl for plaintiff.It. W. Dreckons for defendant.

NAYALjBEMONYAs a mark of respect to the memorj',

of Commodore William Pcnn McCann,who died at New Itochcllo Hill, NewYork, January IS, eleven mlnutaguns were fired nt tho Naval Statloutoday, and the flag was dropped tohalf-mas- t. Official orders were re-

ceived for tho ceremony from the Sec-

retary of tho Navy Saturday. Tio lawrequires the execution of tho ceremonybe the day after tho orders for It arereceived, but as yesterday was Sunday,It was postponed until today. o

McCann was a veteran of tinCivil Wr.

CJ Fine Job Printing at the Bul-

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flee will. I've got 'em ngalnl NewYork Mall and Kxpress.

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"I dreamed I owned a tine automo-bile."

"You muit havo bad a horsclesinlshtinnre." New York World.

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John llnwkcs. a Cincinnati lumber 'man, has crossed and rccrossed tho At-

lantic 228 times, and 1 known as "theold man of the sea.

A Word About

The Metropolitan Magazine

For 1906reservation It can be claimed for The Metropolitan Mag

that today It stands In Its particular field

an essential In evjry refined home In the land. Under'efficient editorial management, Its pages each month provide

entertainment and mental recreation for an ever Increasing multitude of

readers. The coming year's list of contributors Includes no namo not famil-

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Keeping pace with The Metropolitan's literary excellence are Its notableart features. Superb reproductions In color, the work of artists of world-

wide reputation, will make Its pages unique. There will be other exceptional-

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What follows Is merely a suggestion of what Tho Metropolitan Maga-

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The best of everything In every dpartment of literary activity and ar-

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We havejust received new supplies of

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H YORK WISTho following letter has been ro--

sited from Win. K. Mahakoa, a Ka- -

.lcltamelia grmluato, who U doingname Rood promotion work for llawnl1In tho East:

Lone Ilcacli, Jan, 27, 1906.Hon. Geo. It. Carter, Governor, Ten

of Hawaii.Dear Sir: I toko great pleasure In

tending yon bulletins of tho course olthe public lectures lu the public schoollu New York City to which J have rocently been appointed lecturer on Hawall. I am glad to have this opportunlty to tell, tho people on the mainland about Hawaii,

"I look forward with pleasant nntlcfIpatlon to tho tlmo when I shall benble to come to Hawaii with a partyof tourists as a result of the lecturingand advertising. The audiences beforo whom I appear are significant Inthat they lack woefully In having anyIdea of Hawaii, and when 1 spoke ofour raising a good quality of cofTca.some of them nuked me why wo didn'tadvertise our product. Too much cancot be said about advertising.

Thanking you In advance for tlicopies of your annual reports, I beg Uremain

'' Yours very truly.WM. K. MAKAKOA.

The enclosed bulletins show Maka-Vo- a,

"a native of Hawaii," to be billedto speak on Hawaii on January 4 andJanuary 18 at two different schools, thelectures being Illustrated with etcrcop-tlco- n

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Mount Vernon Puro Ilyc Whiskey,Holland Palmtrce Qln and Old ValleyUourbon can bo had at tho Merchants'Exchange Saloon. Tho Old Valley Isshipped around the Horn In casks,which mellows, nges and Improves theflavor. Those who know say It Is allright. Retail only, corner King andNuuanu streets.

Admlrnl Lord Charles Horcafordclaims tho distinction of belnK tho firstEuropean who was allowed by Invita-tion to gaze on the faco of tho Mikadoof Jnpan. This was In 1663.

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&f VOTE IS TODAY. -- p(2Attto backs at Stockyards Stables.A.-l- l. S. S. Texnn. Lyons, from

7 n. m. Sunday,The Hoy Orator celebrates his twenty-fo-

urth birthday today.Today Is the nnnlvcrsary of the birth

)f Abrnliam Lincoln.Order )our meat from Haymond

Itnnch Mnrket. Tel 101.A laities' Bold wntcli with Initials

M. K. 1. ctiRravctl on back has beenloit. Ilcnnrd at this office.

A list of the omccrs elected to servefor tho ensuing )oar in the firm of UUrcwcr & Co. Is published In this Issik

A petition for a writ of error hasbeen llled In the ense of Annlo Kcalohf)and Krnnl Wllllnms vs. W. It. Castle,trustee.

Purser Hart made tho following re-

port of tho trip of tho N'llliau, whicharrived yesterday morning from Ka-uai ports:

Tho steamer Argyll was sighted oilport yesterday. Slio was towing thebarkcntlne Kullcrton from Port liar-for- d

to Klhcl.Lincoln's birthday was celebrated to-

day In tho public schools by appropri-ate exercises, each school getting upIts own program.

Freight arriving on the steamer Ka-

uai this morning Is as follows: 48 headnf cattle, 2S72 bags V. S. M. sugar, 3712bags II. S. Co. sugar.

Ucorgo Angus last Saturday becametho happy father of a baby girl. Mr.Angus was qulto III for a while, bulkbo is now doing nicely.

Tho county clerk calls for tendersfor constructing a reinforced concretebrltlgo on tho Nuuanu l'all, Koolauside. See ad for particulars,

Henry C, Vida has a notice ln thisisstio stating that he will not be re-

sponsible for debts contracted In hitname without his written order.

Ur. Judd this morning stated thatClovct nor Carter was getting alongvery well and that bo was satisfiedwith tho progress of his recovery.

Ficlght brought from Auuklni ontho steamer Iwalanl yesterday Is asfollows: From U I. mill, 309S bagsA sugar; from II. M. mill, 1140 bagsA sugar and 678 bags II sugar.

George Hoss was tried 'In tho I'ollcaCourt today for abusing his wife, uudJudge Whitney decided to allow himthirteen months In which to reform,ticloto sentence should bo given.

Thirty-tw- o Chinese, who were ar-

rested Saturday night for operating ugnmo of fan tan, pleaded guilty In thePollco Court this morning, and werefined ?3 each, in addition to costs.

Moyogawa, a Japanese, was arrest--

this morning for attempting to stealgoods from a house of another of tillrace, In the Iwllct district. He con-fessed his guilty Intentions to the Interpreter niter being arrested.

Tito last, ouiciai aci penormeu uj;Governor Carter was the slgnlnn- - ottho papers which completed tho bondtntc. This had heretofore been In-

complete, although tho first InstalmentOf 18,000 had already been sent here.

Damlcn Council No. CC3, Y. M, I.,gives n literary nnd musical entertain-ment and ball at San Antonio Hall onThursday; tho 22nd Instant, In observance or Washington's birtnciay, Timentertainment starts at 7:30 p. m.: thedancing at 9 o'clock.

A lady living In I'unahou this morn-ing sent her Japanese yard hoy down-town to get a dumber to correct sometrouble with tho household pipes. Shetold him; "You go down town andtell John Kott to come." Tho brightJapaueso replied: "Then ho won't."

John Olrson, a marine who escapedfrom tho II. S. S, Manning tbo eveningbefore she sailed, last week, for acriilfo of ten das nmong tho Islands,was raptuied by tho police yesterdaynfternoon nt 4:40 o'clock. He willprobably be courtmartlalcd when tutMannlug icttirns.

According to tho report of PurserW. It. Lewis of tho steamer Iwalanl,tho following IIhIb of sugar nro await-ing shipment on Kauai: IC. S. M.,

V. K., 1600: Diamond W., 3000;0. & It.. 100; M. A. K.. 18,148; Mel).,22.890; K. P., 7600; I,. P., 455; H. M.,

38; M. S. Co, 14,000; K. 8. Co., 9000,

If you let thu Honolulu Photo SupplyCo. do jour .printing and developingfor oti, you aro miro ot satisfactoryservite, and you will get all tho picturethat there Is In tho film. Wo have builtup our reputation by good work andwc nro constantly adding to It. Wehave all tho modern facilities for doingtho fullest justlco to camera work en-

trusted to our care and employ only thomost skilled assistants to fill orders forprinting and developing.

m DOUBLE Bill

AI (Ml lid;A Krrat dotiblo program Is on to- -

nlKht ami tomorrow nnd WednesdayttlRht at tho Orphcum tbcator. Thollnhlor players will appear In "Camlle 'and tho sensational radium specialty,mi eagerly anticipated, vlll bo pro-duced.

"Camilla" needs little or no Intro-duction and, as far as tho players nroconcerned, tho members of tho Na-tional Stock Company havo so endear- -

Hi themselves to Honolulu playgoersthat they know what to oxpect: clean,clover, thrilling performances.

It Is expected that a largo houso willgreet tho Initial presentation ot thoPlay that has produced such an imtnenso sensation wberevor It has beeneccn and tho radium wonder that Is tobo exhibited tonight should In itsellbe enough to. stretch the line at thebox office down Fort street to King.

Remember! An exceptionally bril-liant double production, Including-on- e

of the greatest plays ever staged heroand a marvel In the way of a specialtythat Is the first of Its kind to beshown In this Territory.

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Owing to a change In the price ofcertain sizes of crushed rock, prices Infuture will be as follows: No. 1, II.SJper cu. yd.; No. 2, 11.80 per cu. yd.;No. 3, 52.05 per cu. yd.; No. 4, 11.80per cu. yd.

We wish to call attention to thefact that No. 4 has been reduced topractically the. price of whits sand,making it available for all kinds of concrete work, for which It Is far superiortoany other sand.

Lord & Belserdr. j. t. Mcdonald,

Office RCMOVED to Rooma 21-2- ,,

I he Alexander Young Building. Hours!24! 7 8. Residence, The Alex- -'

ander Young Hotel. Telephone Calls.'"Young Hotel."

DR.CUNN'Sy4TibUtloUktatmu!-Ufnillnff- lUHIUMakes Plaah nnd StrcnKth for tick nntfNarvouaWomvn Stops waknM In Itherei tiy making Atrong, rich rd blood

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R. DOSANKO CO., Philadelphia Pfc

Weekly Bulletin SI per year.

Before Buying

RUGS, STAIR CARPETSor DOOR RUGS

we ask you to look at our Newest GoodsALSO

CURTAINS in great varietyat CUT Prices

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WANTSThe Little Ads with the Big Results

Sco Piio 8, N3W TO-DA- Y, for Now Ada.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT.

IIOU8E On Vineyard St.' HOUSE On Beach at Walklkl.

OFFICES In Walty llulldlng.

, WAREHOUSES On Queen Street.

FOR SALE.

IraproTed and Unimproved Proper-ties.

Homes In all parts of tbe City.

BISHOP & CO.,Merchant Street

TO LET.Furnished room, good locality, suitable

(or housekeeping or 2 gentlemen. At"S3 Beretanla St. 3270-l-

Cottages In Chrlstly Lane. ApplyWong Kwr.l, Smith SL, mauka Hotel

3071-t- f

Cheapest, coolest furnished rooms Incity. Helen's Court, Adams lane.

3222 tf

Furnished cottage. 13.00 per week. Ap-

ply Honolulu Hotel. 3303-l-

wly furnished mosquito proof rooms.Ai 84 Vineyard St. 2728 tf

tturslshed rooms at 1223 Emma street,Mrs. McConnell. 2S63

FOR RENT OR FOR 8ALE.

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Beach money office,8

Blank books ledgers Edition thomanufactured iiuiicun jitiuetin gives completo ot

tuning tho tho For

BUSINESS DIRECTORYBALLASTING.

Hawaiian Ballasting Company.Best black sand from $2 to ?3 a loadaccording distance hauled. Coralrocks for stable, roads and side-walks; firewood. Third door belowKing, Maunakea St.; O. boxTelephone Main 396.

SHOP.

For nice, smooth shave call at the8bnD. 1111 Fort SL

DYEINQ AND CLEANING.

Uemura dyes (any color) and cleansclothes; repairs bicycles and fur-nishes employees. C20 King SL

T. Hayathl Clothes cleaned, repairedand dyed. 837 Beretanla SL

EMPLOYMENT OFFICEi

For house-hel- White 2891, Ma-

klkl. General Employment Offlco,cor. Pcnsacola and Beretanla.

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LOCK8MITH.

Hastings for repairs Locks,Keys, Music Boxes, Sharpening otTine Cutlery. Rear Union a rill.

MUSIC.

'Mr. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner,has moved to tbe piano

L. E. Thacr & Co., 1S8 Hotel St.,opposite Young Hotel. All ordersfor tuning promptly attended to.

Piano taught In 6 months by experi-enced teacher; month (8 lessons) ;

special adult beginners.Address Music, offlco, 3290 tf

Blank books all sorts, ledgersmanufactured by tho Bulletin

llshlng Company.

SMT-'-Fo- r Rent" cards salsthe Bulletin office.

The Lunchsuits everyone's taste Is the one

served by the

Royal AnnexOPP. 8TATION.

C. FARIA18 MAKING A WOOLEN TWO-PIEC-

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$14.50nlRUHD BTOFCT.

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POH SALE.Deet cnttlo for sale Ka--

huku Ilanch, Kan, Ha-ft nil.

'deal country homo at Manoa Valley,

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surrounded by river; good batning;Cr. cottage, barn, lawn, roses, fruit

nr. car lino. Bargain. Applyto E. Strauch, Ileal Estate, 74S. King St., Walty Bldg. 3296 tf

Kino corner lot Maklkl. Curbing,vater, fruit and ornamental treesand all Improvements. Two minutes' walk from cars and PunahouCollege. Address IL F., office.

I'uro Plymouth Hoclt eggs, and youns

I'nrm Cornn, King and MrCully

Cbaap Homo near Park, Walklkl,Address 11. K Bulletin.

WANTED.Position a store by a young Japanese

who has had experience and speaksEnglish well. Address O. Box781. 3301-l-

Experienced plantation man with firstclass references, seeks employment.Address M, Bulletin office.

3302-l-

An experienced shoo salesman. InManufacturers' Shoo Fort

street. 3300 tf

LOST.On Itnpld Transit car between Wal

Turn and Walklkl, an AlohaTemple fez. Finder to thisofflco for rewnrd 3271-t- f

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.

EDWARD ARMITAGE, M. D.,AND 8URGEON. HOTEL

8TREET. OFFICE HOUR8: 8 TO 11

A. M.J 3 TO 6 P. M.J 7 TO 8 IN EVEN-ING- J

8UNDAY8, 9 TO 10 A. M3280-3-

DENTIST.

A. J. DERBY, D. D. 8.BOSTON BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR.

3252 tf

VETERINARY 8URGEON.

A. R. ROWAT, D. V. 8.,777 KING 8T. TEL. BLUE 3101.

LAWYER.

W. T. RAWLINS, ATTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR-AT-LAW- , 602

BUILDING.

ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.

L DE L. WARD,ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR,

MclNERNY BUILDING.

MONEY TO LEND.

3n Jewelry and merchandise. The J.Carlo Pawn 5o Hotel and Union.

PAINTING.

Estimates furnished on all kinds ofpainting, All work guaranteed,Enos Bros., Union abovo Hotel SL

32131m

Fine Fire Woodo FOR 8ALE o

I now have the ties of the PacificHeights Railroad, originally for sale byLord & Belser. These ties will makefine firewood.

A. C. MONTGOMERY

YARD, corner QUEEN & MILILANI

Worth KnowingThat all men's palates are pleased

with the fare served by the

FAVORITE GROTTOCorner HOtEL and BETHEL 8T8

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WOODSJVINS CUP

Yesterday nt Hnlclwa the new WhiteHock Golf cup was contested for nndmany aspiring golfers Joined In theplay to lift the handsomo trophy. Theday at Hatelwa was n very fair one forgolf although j fresh breezo blew acrossthe links.

Jess Woods succeeded n gaining Ihifirst leg on tho valuable trophy and b)pln Ing nn 85 scoro broko the courarecord by ono stroke. Up to yesterdayHarold (llffard held the record v,iui8G.

Woods' store was as follows:Out 6 3 4 4 15 5 4 439In 5 5 4 4 7 6 5 5 540

Horace Johnson and Harold OIITnrd

tie. each bilnglng In 88. (JIITard playedscratch nrd made each round In 41.Johnson vvns aided by n 12 handicap.These two pl.i)crs will piolmhly

who carries off (he second prize,consisting of a case of White Hook.

There vveni ninny surprises duringthe mntch; most of tho cracks plavedpoor golf nnd somo of the long handi-cap men brought In good scons. I. W.Klehahn surprised the crowd by bring-ing In a score 3 and with 18 handi-cap made 89

Had J. (1 Itothwetl made his firstround ns well as he did tho second hewould hno been close to the lender.

It was a merry crowd that made thotrip yesterday and all had n fine time.The Manoa caddies also enjoyed thaouting.

Following arc tho scores ns turnedIn:

J. O. Holhwell GlC. S. WclghU 1(1

1'. Armstrong 51Jess Woods 39J. Cullcn. Jr. .....520 E Wnll 47II. dlKard 44C Fnlk 61S. It. Jordan 591 Spalding 19

C.J. Hutchlns 52W Ornce 48M. Phillips 611' Hnlstcnd 53It. A. Jordan 66J. Evans 51E. M. Campbell 56Q. H. lie'rrcy 49W. WilliamsonT. Treadway 57J. D. Mclncrny 68F W. KlebahnN. Watklns 63I'. C. Smith 65S. A Walker 63J. D. Yost .....'

C. B. HighI S. Dillingham 56Dr. II. Wood 48J. S. Ormo

O. Mayall 49II. Johnson 61A Mahaulu ..50II It. OrnntO. Cox 49P. Schmidt 63II. A. Wilder 63W. C WilderA. A. Dunn 69

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DEPUTY SHETIFFKELIIKOA

CLAIMED THAT SOME 8IGNEDPETITION AGAIN8T HIM OW-

ING TO MISUNDER-STANDING.

Kallun, Hawaii, Feb 3. Herewithfind n truo copy contrndlctling charges made ngainst J. w. Kent-ko-

the Deputy Sheriff for NorthKona, hy Messrs M. F (tho

School Agent) nnd Or. E. 8Ooodhuo nnd the disappointed BulletinKallua correspondent (through his

of the llackfcld Store) accom-panied by James Ako (also employedby Hackfcld's manager ns DeputyMaster) and the employees for

trumped up leper campaign.Eight sensible parties who recently

tho charges against thehaving withdrawn their names

A true copy it Is also enclosed.MRS. MAHY II. ATCIIERLEY.

Tho Honorable, tho Board of Super-visors for the County Hawaii.

Gentlemen; We, the undersigned,North Kona and registered

for the Thirdhaving been Induced to sign

n petition against Mrs. J. W. Kclllkoathrough misrepresentation by Mr

V, James (the Deputy Tax Assessorlor this District) beg to with-draw our names. Wo find Investi-gation the chnrges arc sub-stantiated.

Wc nro gentlemen,Yours very respectfully.

Joseph Wlillmnrsli, hondsmnn, Ka- -(nnttll: ltnll. Plinrlea

MT. Slmerson, Kalnnlul, Knhallouml,Kcauliou; Kahlklna, Kallua; Peter Pa-S- 'J

huole. Kallua: etc.. ptp.88 To the Board Supervisors of tho

Island of Hawaii.1021 flentleiflf.fi Wn llin lltwtar.ltrnn.l

83 North Kona. Island nnd Ter-- 9

rltory of llnwnll. do respectfully ns-9- 7

'sure your body that JosephKclllkoa, Esq. Is doing well nnd

91 fitfully carrying (he duties (his dls- -117 trlct. 'All complaints ngilnst him ore

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K na Keonlmana: O makou o kapott nona Inoa malalo Iho,kuponn I ko koho palota no KonaAknu, .Mokupunl a Tcrrltorln o Hawaiiko hoola aku nel: ko Josenh W. Kclllkoa, Esq, Kukonoma Olhana, HopeMakal Nul kela apann, Onn hooplla e kuo ana Aohe Ololo.

(Signed) D, Alawa, Isaac K. Davis,S. Keohl. D. H Kamalu. J. It. Costa.John N. P. Kaahlla, K. II,wanine Kujiu, Kapcllela, Serefln Lopez,Manuela Kaolelo, Levi, W. P. Kahale,Papa Pekelo, Kalkala oplo, Jno. Le-one, II. Bcnlamlna, Keonl Pulu, Palaiklko Akamu, Adamu, Kanaau, S.Mlol, J. W 11. I. Hike, K. Kenweal-mokl- l.

Josenh Whltmarih. Kenwn I'e.128tnhl, Aug. Esser, Chas. Kalkala, Alanl"7 J Kaplo, Kalua, Keau. Kcrua,

Kaawa, unmnKn lino, s. MaaKe-nnla- nl

Slmona, II. T. Hecs, Kclll, Wl-ko- ll

Ilullhre. Klmo Nulhlwa, N. P.Napuupahce, E. W. Kalhe. D. Kelll,Frank D. Ahta, Ben Kahu-lamt- i.

Brown Luo, Kuula,TVlvtm, ni.ln Int. 1Arnnl.l T.Vr. I 'OHaKU, Bam Ilall. CUBS. T, KltllCrSOn.

djto of Paris, France, rcurcnentlue a, Kahallounul, I. W. Lelllwl. Geo.syndliato of Frenchmen, who In turn Pan' ,lc" Ivawai joo Kahananul, Geo.represents tho Frciuh aovernment, has KlITa. Kunowa. Kamakee, J. Makua-boug-

tho Hying machine Invented by Ja,ne- - Anlona, Kaalalll, J. I,. Coerper.Wilbur and Orvllle Wright of this city, i0"" Atk. "B- - Cnas: A- - Spencer, JohnTho money has not been paid, but If tho "no. ",n,l " s. II. iiooraann- -maihlno will Hy before tho commlttto "uu"'; "; J- - '" aiaioio, uamakaoiewhich will tomo to seo It. as It has al-- !aul'',A',rc'i '. S- - W. Knlll-read- y

flown before a party of farmers Sln';. J- - s- - K- -

and city men over Hoffmnn Prairie,"- - "'" " " "l"-;'"'- . "uuiu, .miuiu,mar nf llin l.nr.mln I,.. ,.nan.l KSBhanUl, l'Cter PallOOle. J. Malola.Tho amount of money to bo paid Is a !ac,b 'V'")1?",1', John Atcherley, It.

,.rct. C. S.. Hooklekle. William Wassaman,The Wright brothers are reticent.' """"?" mnr? weeits. u. a. kciii, w.

They had their experimental shop and,"' Jonnson. cnas. Ka. Kalilona Ka,shed, where they kept their finished an' ''c'tee',.Knon,1 u.n1, Sl,ma"''1'machine, s of a mllo from ) S. II. Kaullaekalanl.any resldemo and Iho miles from the Jlllle Ikncka. Jonah Kenke. Poe, Alexcity They hired a man to watch the ""-- . .".".. ., nm.shed to seo that entered.

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NOTIFIES HITCHCOCK

the same plan that the kite does, bo- - Acting Governor Atkinson sen!ng forced ngalust tho air by propollera thn following letter tn Secretnry Hitch-Instea- d

of being pulled by u btrlnc. rncli. nnnmmMnir ti,m hi, im iiivnTho mechanism Is suih that It can bo chargo of the executive duties:operated In any kind of wcathor. There February 10 1906Is no balloon attachment. At tho last Hon. E, A. Hitchcock, Secretary of thotrial the machine was about Interior, Washington, I) C.tho prairie, makiug twenty circuits of, sir; Tho duty upon mo to In.ono mllo each. fnmi you that, nctlne under the ndvleo

Tho Wright brothers will sell only. of his physician, the Governor willtho right to make and operate the ma--; temporarily refrain from attending thechines In France, having reserved all duties of 1Mb nine. liiirint? m ,iuni,u.other rights. The two brothers are sons ity It will be my duty to assume andui niauup ivngiii, unu nro (.uunuini, perform the runctlons or tho Governor,workers. They several years .under tho provisions Section 70 otto finish tho machine. They discarded "An Act to provide a Government forno less than twenty until at tho Territory of Hawaii." No seriouslast tney succeeded. i consequences are anticipated from thl

rather Aeby, who died tho otherIn was, accordingto tho Geneva correspondent of Le Ma.

of Paris, "the most miserable mi-

ser In nil Europe."years of ago, whon ho inherited alarge fortune, he had onand an 3 cents a day.Ho died at the ago of his bodywas emaciated that It resembled a

Ho left securities valued1750,000, 1100,000 gold and

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(Signed) A. L. C. ATKINSON,Acting Governor of Hawaii

Justice Poliarrd, of St. Louis, foiseveral yiarB past, whenever a druukenman Is brought before him for drunk

'ennrBs, requires his slgnaturo to asilver total nbstlnenco pledge for a year oi

coin concealed about his house, aud more and stays the sentence as long nfno relatives. the pledge Is kept.

STANDINGS FEB. 8

The standing of the contestants Af-

ter tho count of votes on Feb. 8 was:St. Louis College Alumni Asso

ciationMrs. C. L, DlekersonD. K, WatsonAdmiral Geo. C. BeckleyTommy KearnaDiamond Head Athletic Club ..B. P.O. E Elks No. 616Leo Lorrlllard CumminsKalmukl, Walatae, Palolo Impvt

ClubAala ClubJ. RodrlquesHonolulu Athletic ClubAugust MartinX D. McVeigh8. K. KamaloplllDralnard SmithH. D.JoeJ. P. ScullyH. SliverKohala ClubI. K. DillinghamHarry MaefarlaneAlbert VlerraWalter MaefarlaneCaptain Gregory (Mlkahala) ..J. A. Combs (Makawell)c. LOUIS ,

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Teacher (angrily) Why don't you an-swer uiy question, William?

Ills Brother Sam (ntmvcrlng for hi in)He can't, nin'nni. He's got

In his specih.

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Flossie Yen, hut you arc always com-plaining about tho men. Surely theyhaven't dono up j thing to you I

Aunt No, my dearj that's Just It!Judy,

The BU8INE8S MAN'S HANDY INDEX, published In the Saturday Bulletin and tho Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,7fd per month. Weekly Bulletin,SI per yer.

i

William Waldorf Astor, who boughtllever Castle, In England, about twoyears ago. la building a Tudor vlllngearound the old place and will try toglvo It surroundings similar to thosexisting in tho days when King HonrjrVIII went thero to woo Hnne Bolcyn.

How to get votes to win a place in

the BULLETIN'S $2000 Contest

The liullclin offuc has been asketi a hundred times in the lastuvek, by contestants and their friends, (or a list of its subscribers.This cannot be granted, as it tivttld ie unfair to the persons nothaving tin list. The real, live, earnest fnse-ui'nnin-

g xvay is forcontestants to solicit votes from ALL their friends if they alreadytake the dt'er (which is likely), then their ivies on old subscrip-tions may be secured; if they do not now take The Bulletin, it is

to the vole-hunt- er to see they subscribe at once, thereby gellingthe needed vole coupon and placing in the hands of the (icte

the best nacspaper publish in the Territory of Hawaii.The prises are a 91-iO- liliO TOURING CAR, 16 horscpo-.t'-c- r,

seating five people. The Second Prise is a S350 KROIIGERPIANO, Third, o S5000 INSURANCE POLICY; Fourth, ASILVER IVuVCllliOII'L: Pifth, a S40 STORE ORDER;Sixth, a DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; Seventh, aIILEATER GOLF HAG and SET OF STICKS; Eighth, aW INCH ESTER REPEATING RIFLE; Ninth, a SOLELEATHER SLIT CASE; Tenth, a KODAK DEVELOPINGMACHINE.

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sWi0im0i0t0MwMvt iiiiwD iiii iiiwwiiiwfCarriage Repairs

We do all kinds of carriage repairs well and reasonably, In our mrully equipped on Queen St., between Fort and Alakea 8ts. Also mcarriage painting and building. This department Is In charge of skill- - Wed workmen, who, doing repair work, are competent to under-take the building of wagons, drays and carriages,. Prices are exceed-ingly moderate and the service leaves nothing to be desired.

Schimiaii Carriage Co. jREPAIR DEPARTMENT.

QUEEN ST., BETWEEN FORT t ALAKEA 8TS., NEXT TO HOL- -

LINGER'S 8HOEING

& pc m-- .pi m mi in ampinnjWHi'aawp.i.

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A Noble Arrayof things to est will be delighted to see the noble

array of dainties which arrived by the 8. 8. Alameda and which arenow gracing our Delicatessen counter. Included In the assortmentare the most popular novelties from the mainland food markets, and

FANCY" CHEE8E, OLIVE8, SAUSAGES, FI8H, OYSTERS, ETC.This Is the finest assortment of Delicatessen that we have had for

a very time and If you would see It at Its best you shouldan early Inspection.

Metropolitan Meat Co,, LtdTelephone Main 45

HVWHlnMWWWUWWWSAAMIAMnNWNWWUWK

Aloha CompanyDUILDINQ and PAINTING CONTRACTORS. House furniture of all

kinds repaired and varnlshtd. and lawn work a specialty. Tools fur-nished. Cooks, Ynrdboys and Day L borers supplied on short notice.

HOU8E, 8. King nr. Walklkl road. Tel. Whits 2401.

Weekly Bulletin $1 Per Year

yriiv 2r,J' "jfrr fr")" Er" & iKj&'"

International Stock Food j)

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has the largest sale In the world for

Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Colts, Calves,

Lambs or Pigs. It is prepared from

Roots, Herbs, Barks and 8eeds. Cure

and prevents disease. 8avea grain by

aiding digestion and assimilation.

Purifies the blood and gives renewed

life, greater strength and makes stock

fat, sleek and glossy.

Three Feeds

For One GentIs all It costs to feed this very su-

perior medicated food.

California Feed Co.,LIMITED

Sole Agents

. 4.00600

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created Prestige It the result when you wear our clothing. Every article liproperly fitted before leaving the store. Why not get that kind?

Globe Clothing Co.

ESTABLISHED IN 1858.

Bishop & CoBANKERS.

Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit Issued onthe Bank of California and N.M. Rothschilds & Sons, Lon-don.

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Company,and Thos Cook & 8on.

Interest allowed on termand Savings Bank Deposits.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE GO,, LTD.

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 228.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Bnggtei and Sad-ti- e

Horses on short nolle).

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-fcte-

drivers, reasonable rates, new

ffohlcles and lira stock.

Horse Shoeing.W.W.Wright Co.

LIMITED.I hare opened a horse-shoo- -

Ing department In connection wim meir carnageshop, etc Having secur-ed tbo services of a Drat-clas- s

shoe; y arc pre-pared to do an work In-

trusted to them In a first-cla-

manner.

Our $65 White

Bronze Monumentsare marvels of beauty and du-rability. They stand 5 fest SInches, the four sides are fit-

ted with removable tabletswith raised letters. Endorsedby "The Scientific American"as moss-proo- f and strictlyeverlasting. '

FRED. HARRISON,Sole Agent for Islands. Box 184.

Wl G. ISWIN& CO., LTD.

Agents for theRoyal Insurrnce Co, of Liverpool, Eng.'Alliance Alturanco Co. of London,

Eng.eottlsh UnlJn A. National Ins. Co. of

Edinburgh, Scotland.Fli-- Association of Philadelphia.

Alliance Insurance Corporation LtdWllhclma of Magdeourg General In

Co.

Watch and Jewelry Clubl.OO and l.SO a week

J. A. R. Vieira&Co.113 HOTEL 8TREET nr. FORT 8T.

F. D. W1CKE,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Dflfce and 8tore Fitting, Cabinet Mak-ing and Polishing; Calabash Turn-ing; Repairing and General Jobbing.

082 ALAKEA ST., rear Y. M. C.

Fresh Bakings. F DREAD, CAKES, COOKIES, ETC,

EVERY DAY AT THE

PERFECTION HOME BAKERYCor. BERETANIA and EMMA 8T8.

Best Meal In Town

CALIFORNIA RESTAURANTON HOTEL ST. near NUUANU.

. , OPEN ALL NIGHT.

T. ODA, Manager,

', CHOICE SELECTION" OF FINE JEWELRY' NOW ON DISPLAY.

THOS LINDSAYMANUFACTURING JEWELER,

FORT STREET.

e FOR o

SODA WATEROF THE VERY BE8T QUALITY,

BUY OF THE

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKSFACTORY 142S EMMA 8T.

TELEPHONE BLUE 1871.

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Corporation Notices.

Tendersjor Bonds

WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL GO,

LIMITED.

Pursuant to a Resolution of theBoard of Directors of tho Walalua Ag-

ricultural Company, Limited, dulypassed at a meeting held on Jan. 23rd,190G, Sealed Tinders nro hereby Invited for Flvo Hundred Thousand DolInrs (1500,000.00) of the 6 10-2- GoldBonds of tho Walalua AgriculturalCompany, Limited, to tie Issued March31st, 1906, (Total Issue, Jl.000,000.00).

Tenders will be rccelvea nt tho of-

fice of the undersigned up to 12 o'clockm. on the 21st day of February, A. D.1906, and may be for the full amountof Five Hundred Thousand Dollars(1500,000.00) or any part thereof, butfor not less than Fifty Thousand Dollars ((50,000.00) In any ono tendor.

Tenders should be addressed to W.A. Bowcn, Treasurer of the WalaluaAgricultural Company, Limited, undercover marked "Tender for Walaluabonds."

Tho Walalua Agricultural Company,Limited, does not bind ItBelf to acceptthe highest or any tender.

W. A. DOWEN,Treasurer Walalua Agricultural

Company, Ltd. -Honolulu, Jan. 24th, 190C.

3290 Jan. 21 td

ANNUAL MEETING.

WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM.

PANY, LIMITED.

The Annual Mcetlne of the WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,LIMITED, will bo held nt the offlco ofCastle & Cooke, Limited, lo the Stan-gen- u

aid Uulldlng, Merchant Street,Honolulu, on Wcdnesdny, February28th. 1906, at 10 o'clock a. m., for thoelection of a Hoard of Directors fortho ensuing year, tho reception of an-nual reports, to consider and act upona mortgage or deed of triBt preparedin pursuance of the authorization ofthe Company at Ua meeting October19th, 190S, and the proceedings of thoIloaid of Directors In connectiontherewith, and to authorize the Issu-ing and sale of bonds upon terms recommended by the Directors and thoexecution of tho trust deed or mort-gage to Becurc the same, and such other business as may be brought beforesaid meeting.

Uy order of the Board of Directors.CHAS. II. ATHERTON,

Secretary Walalua AgriculturalCompany, Limited.

Honolulu, February Stb, 1906.3299-t-

ANNUAL MEETING.

WAIANAE COMPANY, LIMITED.

The Annual Meeting of the stock-holders of Walanae Company, Ltd.,n ill be held at tho offlco of J. M. Dow- -

Belt, Merchant street, on Wednesday,February 14, luo, at lu a. m.

J. M. DOW8ETT,Secretary Walanae Co., Ltd.

Dated Honolulu, T. II., February 6,1900. 3300-l-

Legal Notices.

UNITED STATE8 OF AMERICA.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THEUNITED STATES FOR THETERRITORY OF HAWAII.

WHEnEAS a libel was filed In theDistrict Court of tho United Statosfor the Territory of Hawaii on thesixth day ,f February. A. D. 1900. by1'ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM-PANY, a corporation, Libellants, vor-bu- s

tho Steam Drcdgo PACIFIC, herengines, boiler, machinery, tackle,

and furniture, in a causa of damages, civil and maritime, to recover thesum 01 jsu.uuu, as uy Bam uuci, rcior-enc-e

being hereby made thereto, willmore fully nnd at large appear,

NOW. THE REFOIIE. In pursuanceof the Monition and under tho seat oftbo Court to mo directed nnd delivercd, I do hereby glvo public notice tonil persons claiming tho said steamdredgo "PACIFIC," her tacklo. en-

gines, etc., or in any manner Interested therein, that they bo and appearbefore the said District Court to boheld In tho city of Honolulu, on Fri-day, the sixteenth day of Fobruary, A.D. 1906. at ten o clock n tho forenoonof that day, provided tho samo shall boa day of Jurisdiction; otherwlso on thonext day of Jurisdiction thereafter;then and tnoro to interposo tnoirclaims and mako their allegations Inthat behalf, otherwise default and con-demnation will bo ordered.

Dated tho sixth day of February,A. I). 1908.

E. R. HENDRY,U. S. Marshal,

Kinney, MrClanahnn & Cooper,Proctors for Llbellnnt.

3300-1-

W. G, LET,8ANITARY PLUMBING AND TIN

8MITH WORK.WAIKIKI SIDE 8MITH 8T.

Bet. HOTEL and PAUAHIGood Workmanship. Work Completed

When Promised.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.

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EVENINO BULLETIN," HONOLULU. T. It., MONDAY, FED. 12. 1806.

PreparedPaint

Home patronage of home Industrymeans the retention of money In thecountry. W. P. FULLER'8 PUREPREPAREO PAINT Is a Pacific Coastproduct. It has the endorsement ofInnumerable parties who have used It,

and Is by Its undeniable superioritythe most advantageoua paint for youruse.

Lewers & Cooke,LIMITED.

177 SO. KING ST.

Imported Stock

JUST ARRIVED. A NUMBER OFFINE

Driving Horsesand FRESH FAMILY MILCH COW8.

CLUB STABLESTELEPHONE MAIN 109.

Headquartars for automobiles with

i splendidly equipped fireproof garage.

VON HAMM-YOUN- COMPANY, Ltd

Golden Gate

Compressed Yeast

J. M. TevT& Co.WAITY BLOCK.

TELEPHONE MAIN 149,

William Ti Paty,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Alaksa StreetAll elasscs of Building Workpromptly and carefully executed

Office "Phono Blue 1801.Residence 'Phone Blue 2331

THE COBWEB CAFE,

QUEEN and ALAKEA 8T8.TEL. MAIN 492.

TINE MEAL8,WINC8, LIQUOR8,

AND BEER.

Camara & Co., Props- .-5

JUST OPENA FIRST-CLAS- NEW RESTAURANT

0 THE 0

BOSTON21 meals on ticket, $4.50.Open nights until 12 o'clock.HOTEL NEAR FORT 8TREET.

S. ICHIC1General Employment Office, cor,

Emma and Beretanla Sts. Japaneseand Chinese Laborers Supplied. Con-

tract Work of Every Kind Undertaken. Telephone Blue 2181.

LARGE 8TOCK OF

Japanese Provisions

Sayeusa1120 NUUANU 8T.

TELEPHONE WHITE 718- -

HONOLULU IRON WORKSImproved and Modern SUGAR MA

CHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurooses a specialty. Particular atten-tion iald to JOB WORK, and repairsmochW t shortest notice.

YEE CHAINFANCY DRY GOOD8.

0 JU8T OPENED 0Clothing, Hats, 8hoes, Etc., Chineseand Japanese Silk Goods, Handker-chiefs, Matting and Camphor-Woo- d

Trunks.Nuuanu St, corner

King. P. O. Box 953. Honolulu, H.T.

JUST RBCBIVBDA large consignment of well-seas-

cd KOA LUMBER.Will be sold very cheap.

FONG INN CO.1102 NUUANU STREET.

P. O. BOX 999.

Blank books of all aorta, ledgersetc., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub,Ushlng Company.

is nut or mPROMINENT MAN FAVORS

RETENHONOFREYENIE

A FORMER LT. GOVERNOR OFSOUTH DAKOTA DISCUSSES

FUTURE OF HAWAIITERRITORY.

John T. Kean, formerly Lleutcnant-(!oerno- r

of South Dakota, and who Is

now n guest of the Moana hotel. Is n

strong supporter of the effort notmade to permit tho Hawaiian Is-

lands to keep 75 per cent of the moneycollected hero for tariff. He Is In u po-

sition to know much of tho policy ofthe Qocrnment ofilclals, and he fedsconfident that tho money will bo re-

tained here. Mr. Kean, like tho othertourists. Is enthused with the many at-

tractions Honolulu present's, and itconfident that the city In ttmo will befilled with tho winter homes of wcutthy people of the mainland,

"My impressions of Honolulu areexceedingly favorable," said Mr. Kean,"The cllmato hero In the winter time,rather. I suppose, than In tbo summertime, especially appeals to tho touristwhen people get over the idea that nvoyago of 2000 miles Is a difficulty, theywill swarm In hero by tho thousands

"The peculiar location of the Ha-

waiian Islands Is such as to give thema maritime and commercial Import,ance that cannot be overestimated. Ho-nolulu has every kind of attraction fortho tourist, and all that Is necessaryfor the future, popularity of these

Is to have their advantages welladvertised.

"Of course, I am a stranger herebut I may be pardoned If I make a sugigestlon for the good of tho city Ithink the trip of the Hawaiian band deceased, lato of Honolulu, Island ofthrough the states Is going to do much Oahu, Territory of Hawaii; Notlco Isto advertise these Islands, nnd I would hereby given to nil persons to presentsuggest that at every concert they give their ctnlms against tho entnto of saidthey should bo required to distribute Hannnh Wall, deceased, duly authen-literatur- e

descriptive of the Islands, .Heated, whether securid by mortgage"Tho band mado a great hit at Port- - 'or otherwise, to tho undersigned at

and during the Fair. I was there at his offlco, No. 97 Merchant Street, Ho-tli-

time, and I, like everyone else, nolulu nforcsald, within six monthswas enchanted with their music Their from tho dato hereof, or they will bereputation has already gone forth over lorevcr barred,tho country, nod they will bo received And nil persons Indobtcd to said Es.everywhere with Interest and duo ap- -preclatlon

"President Roosevelt, I know. IsIhuch interested In these Islands nnd I

know that his policy Is to allow a largepart of tho revenue collected here nndIn Manila from tariff to be retnlucd ontho Islands for payments of debts utidfor general Imnrovcments. It Is onlvfair that this should bo done, for theannexation to the United States Is tnk- -Ing this Income from tho people here,nnil.thcy should have somo of It In re- -

turn."There Is one thing I wish J on would

ay for me, and that Is that not in agreat manv years have I found to cdo.1hotel accommodations ns thcro aro InHonolulu. This excellent hotel service testament of Clara H. Banning, lato ofhere impressed me from the first." tho County of Alameda, California, do-M-r,

Kenn Is nn attorney of Woon- - ceased, also of tho probate of said williockct. South Dakota, nnd Is arcom- - In tho Superior Court of tho Stato ofpanted here by his wife. They will California In and for tho County oficao tno latter part of the month forCalifornia, and will spend somo timein me southern part of that stato be--foro returning to their homo

'.REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Recorded Feb. 1. 1906.Mrs S M Lack to Frank Pnchcco;

L; building on pc land, Fort St, Hono- -

lulu; D yrs, 3 yrs at ISO per mo, 2 yrsnt 385 per mo. B 273, n 470. DatedFeb 1, 1906,

Henry 11 Rcstarick and wf to Pro- -

tcstant Episcopal Church In I lawn Isl- -

Emma Hono- - any per-lul-

p Dated Jan 31, ton may andIs

Mary Dowsctt by atty to WalanaoCo; mtg Knlulil and wf on Annnd subdtvs A nnd C 1, of II P1070, Kunlwn. etc. Walanae. Oahu:JC0D B 256, p Dated Jan 31,1906.

Mnmicl Ventura nnd wf to Firstof Ltd: M: ncro land,

bldgs, etc, Walnakti, Illlo: J 200. B 276.p 281. Dated Jan 24, 1906.

Antoui to s Kimura: L: MOncrci land, Walknpu, Maul; 10 yrs at335 per jr. II 273, p 406. Dated Jnn15, 1906.

Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to LeoHuong; D; lot 17, Knpnoulti lots,Maul; 31000. B 278, p 132. Dated Jan16, 1906.

Pioneer Mill Co Ltd to Hallaka(w); Rcl; pc land, Puu-uo-

Lnhnlna, $350. B 182, pU0. Dated Nov 17, 1905.

A N Haysclden to Kclllwalwalolo;Can L; R P 5640, Puunoa, Lahalna,Maul. II 156, p 442. Dated Jnn 24,

Kclllwalwnlolo to A N Hayseldcn;L; n P Kuls and 522,

Maul; 7 yrs at $160yd, II 273, p 468. Dated Jnn 24, 1906,

Kelllwalwalole to Iwa; L; pc land,Puur.oa, Lahalna, Maul; 10 yrs at S30

an, B 273, p 469. Dated Jan 21,1906.

A N Campbell tr by ntty to Peter IKanana and wf ct nl; Or 1959,Kamaolo. Kula: UP 5152 nnd lntInt In pc Nclio, etc, Wnlluku;lnt In 11 P 3375, Walliuvnul. Koolau;

Int In It P 2786, etc, Wnllua nul.Koolau; all on Maul; 1500. B 211,.SS. Dated Fob 1, 1900.

John Halcmanu and wf to ueorgo NWilcox; B; It P Kul 3627,Puna. Kauat; .150. 278, p 131. Da-te-

Jan 30, 1906.

BY AUTHORITYEXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Tho Governor, acting under theof his physician, will temporarily

refrain tho duties oftils office. During disability ofOovernor, the Secretary of Hawaii willact as Oovernor from this dato.

A. L. O. ATK1N80N,Secretary of Hawaii.

Executlvo Dulldlng, Honolulu,February 10, 1906. 3304 3t

"I had a very sovero lunp troubloand was so weak that I cntild scarcelywalk about or talk. All my friendsbe I lo red I could get well. Ithen began to tako Aver's CherryPectoral and Immediately felt an Im-provement. It took only two bottlesto worka complotocuro. It certainlysaved my life."

This Is one of thousands of testi-monials to the wonderful value of

tiler's"Cherry ffeeteralIn cases of colds, coughs, and lungand throat troubles of all kinds. Astandard and unrivalod remody forsixty years. In large and bottles.

Beware of Imitation"Genuine Cherry rectoral." Ilesureto get "AYKIl'S Cherry rectoral."

tnfni kj Or. J. C. Ape a U., IwU, Hi.fc.U. L A.

Legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITOR8.

Tho undersigned, having been dulyappointed the Kxccutor of the LastWill and Testament of Hannah Wall,

tato nro hereby requested to mako 1mmcdlatn payment to tho undersigned,

Dated, Honolulu, Jnnuary 23th, 1808.CECIL BROWN,

Executor of tho Last Will andTestament of Hannah Wall,deceased.

233 Jan. 29; Feb. G, 12, 19.

IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Judicial Circuit, Territory ofHawaii, At Chambers; In Probate,In tho Matter of tho Estato ofII. Banning, Deceased. Order of No- -

tlco of Hearing Petition for AncillaryLetters Testamentary. Whereas, adocument nurportlng to bo a duly au- -

thcntlcated copy of tho last will and

Alameda, having on this 6th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1900, been presentedto Circuit Court of tho First JudIclal Circuit of tho Territory of Hawaiinnd a petition Tor ancillary letters tes- -

tamentary having been filed by Born- -

hard Rudolf Banning, praying that An- -

ciliary Letters Testamentary bo Issuedto him: . It Is hereby ordered that Monday, tho 19th day of March. A. D. 1906,nt 9 o'clock in tho forenoon, at therourt room of said court at tho JudIclary Building, Honolulu. Oahu. bo andtho samo Is hereby appointed timefor proving said win and bearing said

notlco thereof ho given, by publicationonco a week for thrco successiveweoliH, In tho Etcnlng Bulletin, a nowapaper published In the English Ianguago tho last to bo notless thnn ten days previous to thetlmn therein appointed for hearing.

Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, this Stbday of February, A. D. 1906.

alexaniieii einuhay, jiuSecond Judgo Circuit Court of tho

rirsi wircuu.Attest J. A. THOMPSON.

Clerk First Circuit Court3. A, Mngoon nnd J. Llghtfoot, altor

neys for petitioner.3299 Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26.

Corporation Notices.

THE PACIFIC GUANO AND FERTILIZER CO.

MEETING NOTICE.Ily of tho Hoard of Director))

tho nnnunt meeting of tho shareholdorn of Tho Pncin.o Ouano & FertilizerCompany Mill ho held nt tho ofdeo ofII. llntkft'ld & Company, Limited, Ho-nolulu, on Wednesday, February 11th,1'JUO, at 2 o'clock p. m.

V. KLAMP,Secretary.

Hated, Honolulu, Jnnunry-3tst- , lOOG

3230 Feb. 1, 8, 12.

KCKAHA SUGAR COMPANY, LIM

ITED.

MEETING NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting of tho share-holdcr- fi

of tho KKKAHA SUGARCOMPANY. LIMIT!.'!), will be held attho offlco of II. Hackfold &- Company,Limited, Honolulu, on Wednesday,February 2Ut, MOO, at 10 o'clock a. ni,

KL.AM1',Secretary.

Dated Honolulu, Fobruary 7th, 190G3301 Fob. 8, 12, ID.

amis; D; 2 pes land, Sq. application, when and whero31, B 278, 133. Interested appear contest

190C, tho samo. It further ordered that

AM; 2Ap

157.

Bank Illlo

Hylvn 2

Kula,

Maul;

1906.

6653. 477E

per

ltd:

land.

p

3668, Haiku,B

from performingthe tho

never

small

Clara

tho

tho

publication

ordor

M. W. McGHESNEY & SONS,LIMITED.

c WHOLESALE GROCER8 oFLOUR, GRAIN AND BEANS; COFFEE ROASTERS AND PACKER8.

HONOLULU, T. H.

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME

The steamers of this line will arriveFROM 8AN FRANCI8CO:

SONOMA FEB. 21ALAMEDA MAR. 2VENTURA MAR. 14ALAMEDA MAR. 23SIERRA APR. 4

jKSWWwIn connection with the sailing of

orepared to Issne, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by aaj,railroad from San Francisco to all points In tbo United States, ant treatNew York by any steamship line to all European ports

FOR FURTHER PARTICU1JVR8 APPLY TO

Win- - G Irwin &OCEANIC 8. 8. CO.,

Pacific Mail

MONOOLIACHINA 20

MAUU 27DORIC 6

- itJ i . . .

H Hackfeld

l

TABLE

Co., Ltd

and leave port aa hereualssjs,

FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA ItFEB. It

ALAMEDA , MAR. 7SIERRA . . IS

.

SONOMA . S

tho abovo steamers, the siesta M

GENERAL

SAN FRANCISCO.

DORIO FED.MANCHURIA "VO. 1

HONOKONO MARU FEB. 1II

COPTIC MAR. U

I

Co., Ltd., .

and Oriental

AND TOYO KI8EN KAI8HA.Steamar of the above companies will call at Honolulu anleave port on or about the below mentioned:

lOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

1901FEB. 13FEB.

NIITON FEn.MAR.

Call Manila.

2S

FOR

ItH

MAR

for general Information apply to

&

Co.

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CODirect Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, Via Pacific Coasl

Prom New Yorlc to Honolulu8.8. "AMERICAN" to sail FED. 158.8. "MASSACHUSETTS" to sail MAR. 10

Freight received at all times at tbo Company's Wharf, 41st BtrMt, lossaTsBrooklyn.

Prom San Pranctmco To Honolulu Dlroet.8.8."NEBRA8KAN' to sail MAR. 1

8.8."NEVADAN" to tail MAR. 22Freight received at Company's Wharf, Orcenwlch Street

and each month 'Prom Honolulu to Snn Pranclaco.

8.3."NEVADAN" to sail FEB. 18to sail MAR. 1

Prom Seattle and Tocoma to Honolulu8.8."ARIZONAN" to dail (direct) FEB. 20S.S."NEVADAN" via San Francisco, to sail MAR. 18

For further Information apfly M

C, P. MORSE,General Freight AgenL

AGENT8.

Hackfeld Co.,

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MaiSteomathlp Company.

Steamers of the abore line, running In connection with tie CANADIAfPACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, D. C, and Sydney, N. . W,and calling A Victoria, D. C, Honolulu and Sura, FID, and Drlsbaae, us)DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated,From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.i From Sydney and Brlsbsne.

(For Drlsbane and Bydney) ' (For Victoria and Vancouver, II. O.)'AORANOI MAR. 10 MIOWBRA MAR. T

MIOWI1RA APRIL

H. Lt

I

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada. United Itatta aaf.Europe. For Freight and Passay and all general Information apply U

Tfaeo. H. Davl f & Co.. Ltd. Oeieral Agents,

Union Express Co., 63 Queen Street,BRANCH HU8TACE PCCK CO, LTD.

Having baggage contracts with the following Steamship Co.'i lines:Oceanlo Steamship Co. Pacific Mall Steamship Co.Oc-l- ital & Oriental Steamship Co.Wilder 8. 8. Co. Toyo Klsen Kalsha Steamship Ce.We check your outgoing baggage at your homes, saving you Ue troaila

and annoyance of checking on the wharf.Incoming baggago checked on steamers of abovo compJs and aj

ored with quickness and dispatch at your homes.' TELEPHONE MAIN 88.

J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, Vice President; J. L. MoLeeavSecretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Huataea,Manager.

Hustace-Pec- k Co., Ltd.63 ST.

DEALERS IN

Stove and Steam Coal.AL8Q WHITE AND TELEPHONE

Manufactured fromICE pure distilled wait

Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous drivers.

Oahu Ice and ElectricKewalo, Telephone till

BUILDINGOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers In Lumber and Car)

ALLEN A ROBIN80N,Ctueen 8t, Honolulu.

Yo GetSANITARY PLUMDINQ AND

TIN8MJTH WORKtt RIQHT PRICE8 when you order

from

S K. AKI & CO.,1028 8KITH 8TRHET

thtaFOR 8AN

FEB.VENTURA

MAR.ALAMEDA MAR.

APR.

Steamship

KORKA

Occidental SteamshipCompany.

thla dates

thereafter.

&

Tii:

Blue

AGENTS, HONOLULU.

MOANA APRIL i

H. J. NOLIE.

SMOKE

OILLIHAN HOUSE '

BOUQUET CIGAS

Beaver Lunch Rooni

YoshikawaThe Bike Doctor. I have a blstock of wheels. Repairtajfour specialty. Wheels Heat-ed. Two Store: KS Klag H,Hotel near River.

Fine Job Printing tu TLe BulledOOoe.

DRAY MEN, QUEENv r

Firewood,BLACK 8AND. MAIN tH,

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EVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. H.. MONDAY, FED. 12, 1906,

ENERGINE It's Delicious! SHIPPING iSmiENcir ZB.jmTIDES. Whitney & Marsh2 F "k I5, $' Rl"

The new fuel for Automobiles, Engines, Etc. If you have never tried Pg 3??2 rtx,

5 yLIMITED wswi

i

Official tettt of Energlne, mide In Chicago lately, proved that

It took within half a tea Cup of two gallons of gatollne to run

the tame car at far at one gallon of Energlne had run It.

Energlne will give your car far more power for

It will not toot up your tpark plug.

Try ENEROINE once and you will not ute any other fuel.

We have Jutt received a

drumt. Try one.

E. O. HallWmeWnittVtvHvKtoKlwHIktVtpWtViiitmtipipUii

A InFOR 8ALB

So!e

TlfJf KnllfJIt a positive cure when all elte falls.Remedy, a cure It or

FOR 8ALE BY ALL

RUNK3HATS 8HIRT8AND ANDCAS1021 FORT 8T I. 0. O. F. Dldg. &I51

MAUI

from Paae 1.)112.23

Clerk's Office .... 724.15Auditor's Office .. 920.C0

Office. 983.50County

Office 2.035.C3Sheriff's Office ... 11,217.00

23,373.S1Special Itoail Tax

Account.Lahalna .. 382.33Walluku .. 2.174.51Makawao . 1,191.10Itann 1iar.Molokal .. C4.50 S,G18.19

Total of WarrantsIssued

CASHCurrent Account I

ltoad Tax Account:,f , uuuu iax Accouni. wv.si

Mirk

iiuiu- - wurreni

. ...

From this It will be seen that $0,-- h

j 1.11 was spent on our roads duringthe past six months ($1338.92 fromcurrent nccount ami $5058.19 fromSpecial Hoail Tax fund. Tho

from current fund was divided.as follows:diana District $ 148.92'Walluku District 85.80.Makawao District 420.00Lahalna District 400.00Molokal District 278.03

$ 1,338 92

It will bo seen that thoCounty Seat, received only as herHhare of current road monoy for tnopast six montliB the elegant sum of$85.80 or $13.03 per month, or 45 tentsper day. Walluku docs not kick atthis because sho has sacrificed and

the rightful claims who Isentitled to by vlrtuo of her position astho first town In tho County In orderto hau her sharo deioted to side-walks and in the Justness and fairnessof things, there will bo nothing forthe to do but to yield totho universal cry,

Lahalna, our sister town to tho lee-ward, which Is also badly In need (.

unites with Walluku "forsidewalks. Uy tho end of

1905, thcro was in thoCounty and afterpaying out December claims therastill remains a fund of nearly six thou-sand dollars saved by Walluku's mosteconomic demeanor In herrightful sharo In order to obtain bet-ter

The road for thecoming six months from current ac-

counts are as follows:Walluku DistrictMakawao District 12,980.00Lahalna District 10,500.00liana District 4,810.00Holokal District 2.G40.W

i

This will give tho citizen labor anto earn an honost llvcll

tiobd.Road

Mqiii people do not agrco with tho

carload of In

& Son, Ltd.

f

BETHESDAWaukesha's ORIGINAL Mineral WaterHIEALTI-IFUL- . STIMULATING

New Man Every Bottle.BVERYWIIERE

McFARLANE&Co., Agents.JktH"'!'1!'!DRUGGISTS.

CLOTHING

Inspectors

Treasurer'sAttorney's

129,021.70

$29,021.70IIALANCE.

139,058.31

$29.02170

$08,080.04

expend-Uur- n

Walluku,

economized

tddewalks,ImprovedDecember,

Treasury $11,753,00,

foregoing

$11,330.00

$42,350.00

Contracts,

ENEROINE

Help AH

Wailach's Indian Pile Cure

GUARANTEED

J. LANDOUNDERWEAR

SUPERVISORS.

(Continued

..$38,417.55

Supervisors

sidewalks.appropriations

opportunity

Fop

To convince you that thlt It No QuackMoney Will De Refunded.

" " V

PAJAMASANDNIQHT SHIRT!SUIT CA8E8

HOTEL ST., opposite YOUNQ Hottl

Advertiser In its recent unjustifiableand prejudicial attack on native labur.

Maul road contracts have been donoby natives mostly, and llko nativeswherever they work under capabloroad lunas, their services are reallyworth more to the government andtho contractor than tho paltry sum ofono dollar per diem. In fact, any reas-onable human being will acknowledgethat any d Hawaiian, the su-

perior physically of either Japanese,1'orto mean or Chinese, Is readilyworth two dollars a day and cheap atthat. With the competition amongroad contractors. Maul county hasbad during the past year public Im-

provements dono moro cheaply thanIf there wero no tuch competition ex-

isting. The contractors will neverallow natives to sleep at noonday, andIt Is doubtful if such condition of

ever existed anywhere clso In'Hawaii net. The government Inspect-ors sco to It that the work Is dono

to tho specifications, and ifthere has been any fraudulent workperformed on our roads, tho blame, Ifuny, Bhould be chiefly between thucontractor, the Inspector and tho roadengineer, whose duties are to Bee thatall such works are performed In afirst-clas- s manner and according tuspecifications. There has been trou-bi-

on roads when Republican lunaswero placed over Homo Hulers andDemocrats, but when that was

the work went on harmonious-ly, with clockwork precision. Evenadmitting tho absurd supposition, ifIt were possible, that natives sleep attheir work, tho contractors will be tholosers, and not tho government, fortho work must bo dono satisfactory totho government, no matter whether Ittakes two months or two years to com-plete It. It must bo dona as per con-tract.

Tho l'uuncno School was built bywhltn mechanics, some of whom boozed most of the tlmu. The work waslong delayed and the contractor lostmonoy, but thu woiV was completedob per specifications, and tbo only losstho government suffered was the sev-eral months tho leathers wero paiddoing nothing and tho children werodeprived of the benefit of Intellectualtraining, Had that job been dono byllawallans with sucb painful results,all tho llawallans would have beencursed as good for nothings, for theyuollovo In the old adago. "From oneknow all."

The youngest King in thu world IsDaudl Cllua, of Uganda, Africa, a pro-tectorate of England. Ho is now about8, and holds court seated on a Bcarletthrone with a leopard Bkln under hisfeet and bearing In bis hand a toygun.

BY AUTHORITYHOLIDAY NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all Torrltorlal ofllccs will be closed on Thursday, February 22nd, Washington'sIllrthday, which Is a legal holiday.

A. I C. ATKINSON.Acting Governor of Hawaii,

nxcciitlva fliilldlng, Honolulu, Febniary 10. 1900.

3305 Feb. 12, 17, 20.

J O J ) ) J j

GORDON GINJ $ O J o o

do to at once. It It superior to any ginIn the market and flndt favor wher-ever sold.

For tale at all leading noted andbars.

Thos.F.AlcTighe&Co.

SOLE AGENTS.

1C1 TO 105 N. KING"8TnEET.TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

NOTICE.

I will not bo responsible for nnydebts contrnctvtl In my namo withoutmy written order or authority.

HENRY C. VIDA.Honolulu, Kcli. 12, l'JOG. 3305-l-

NOTICE.

A Danco at tho Hawaiian Hotel to-

night. Managers of Sloana anil YoungHotels with their guests nro Invitedanil all friends of the lloynl HawaiianHotel. II. HEWS.

Manager.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

.Sealed tenders will be received nttho office of the County Clerk, Coun-ty of Oahu. until 12 noon. Feb. 19th,1906, for tho erection and completionof a reinforced concrete bridge on thoNuuanu Fall Itoail. Koolati side.

Plans and specifications nro on flloat the office of tho County Clerk.

Tho Committee on Hoads, Ilrldgesand Parks reserve tho light to rejectnny and all tenders received.

Certified check for Five Hundred($500.00) Dollars must accompany alltenders pa) able to tho Hoard of Supervisors.

J. LUCAS,11 It. ADAMS,

Commttteo on Hoads, Urldges andParks.

Honolulu, T. II.. Feb. 12, 1900.3305-0- t

ELECTION NOTICE.

C. DREWER 4 COMPANY, LTD.

At tho Annual Meeting of Shareholders of C. 1IRBWER & COMI'ANY, LTD.. held at the offlco of thecorporation on February 10, 1900, thofollowing officers wero elected tuservo for tho ensuing year:

Charles M, Cooke PresidentCeo. H. Robertson

. ..Vice Pretldent &. ManagerE. F. Bishop

Treasurer and SecretaryF. W. Macfarlane AuditorP. C. Jones )Clarence H. Cooke, ..DirectorsJ. R. Calt 1

Honolulu, T. 1I February 12. 1906.11 F. IIISHOP,

3305-l- Secretary.

ELECTION OF OFFICER8.

LEWERS & COOKE, LTD.

At tho annual meeting of tho stork-holder- s

of tho abovo company, heldFebruary 10, 1900, tho following officers wero elected to serve for tho ensuing year, viz:

F. J. Lowrey PretldentW, W. HarrltO. C. Swain

Secretary and TreasurerC. H. Cooke AuditorRobert Lewers Directorfi. M. Cooko Director

O. C. SWAIN.Secretary.

Honolulu, T. II., Feb. 10, 1900.3305-3- t

No CaslijepredThe Lcmmon-Earl- e Directory Com-

pany italics to notify the public thatno cash payment Is required for theirDirectory for 1900-190- 7 or for advertising therein, until tho book Is pub'llshed, delivered and found to be sat'Isfactory In ovcry rcspccL

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Feb. 10, 1908,From 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon.

Nclllo D Cross to II Watcrhouso TrCo Ltd AdtlSecty

F J Cross and wf to II WaterhouseTr Co Ltd , ..CM

Candida SIcnezcs to John G Scrrao.DKvangellno da Silva to Emilia Sou- -

za AMHani; of Hawaii Ltd to Harrietto I.

Urock ltdNclllo J IMckard to Ireno I Hollo-wa- y

tr , . ... MEntered for Record Feb. 12, 1906,

From 9 a, m. to 10:30 a. m.Kumu'iahl and wf to Wm It Castla

tr .. SIJ Mnna and wf et al to J Alfred S!a- -

good SI

Slary Iteyes and hsb to J Alfred Sta- -

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ARRIVED.

Monday, February 12.Stmr. Llkellkc, Naopala, from Maul

and Molokal ports, yesterday morning.Stmr. lwalanl, IMItz, frevi Kauai

ports, 0:25 a. in., esterday.Stmr. Kauai, llrulin. from Hawaii

ports. 4:60 n m. today.Stmr. J A Cummins, Scnrie, for

Walmanalo i a m.Stmr. Nllhau, W. Thompson, from

Kauai ports, 4 35 a. m. jestcrday.i i

SAILING TODAY.

Stmr. Kc Au Hon, Tulllctt, for Kaunlports, 5pm

Stmr. Nllbau, W. Thompson, forKlccle, 6 p m.

Stmr, lwalanl, IMItz, for Knual, (p. in.

f fSAILING TOMORROW.

Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, for Hllo andway ports. 12 noon.

Stmr. W. O Hall, S. Thompson, forKauai ports, 5 p. m,

Stmr. Llkellke, Naopala, for .Molokal,Maui and Laml ports, 12 noon.

Tho result of Association footballgames played last Saturday caused agreat difference In the standing of thotcamB in the League First of all, thol'unahou team, which has not been doing very great wonders heretofore,tied tho lctorlou8 Sialics after aBtrenuous game. For a while It looked as If tho Puns might well expectto remain victors, they having scoredtheir first and only goal In tho firsthalf, which left the Sialics with nothing to their credit. In tho socond half,however, the Sialics pulled togetherand managed to save themselves fromdefeat by scoring a goal a few minutesbefore time was called, leaving thescore 1 to 1,

In tho second game tho lolanls, whoheretofore havo seemed to have acinch on tho second place, wero beat-en by tho Diamond Heads, which hadbeen considered no match for it at all.Tho Heads played a strong, nggrcss-Iv-

and consistent game and deservedthelpvlctory. Tho lolanls havo to relyentirely on their forward combinationof Dlackman, Anderson and Woo,which is probably tho best combina-tion in tho League. This is, however,tho whole strength of tbo tenm, thobacks being woefully weak, especiallyIn their backs,, and tho poor defensivework was tho causo of the defeat.

Tho teams playing and tho standingof tho teams follows:Mallei. Punahous.

Goal.J, J. Delser A. A, Catton

F. D.J. SIcOIll O. 0. FullerIt, Anderson W. Sopcr

v H.F. Davis IrvlnoI). Center I.o OnIt. Chllllngworth Lowiey

F.Simpson CattonGray CockburnCatterall CattonHarwood CooksDalley Campbell

lolanls. Diamond Heads.a.

Carter ChiltonF. n.

R. Kellett GrunoJ. Kellett Clarke

H.Slon Yin OleasonAnderson ClarkeHarrison Desha

F.J. Kea Hn SueDlackman ChllllngworthAnderson DeshaWoo Fernandezi:. Kea Williams

GoalsP.W.UD.ForAgnlnBt.

lolanls 5 3 2 0 10 8Sialics 5 302 8 3Punahous ....5 113 7 C

Y. SI. C. A 4 0 3 12 9D. Heads 5 2 3 0 7 8

Points lolanls, C: Sialics, 8: Punahous, 5; Y. SI. C. A., 1; D. Heads, 4.

i iThe program committee has ar-

ranged the next regular meeting oftbe Teachers' Association for nextFriday evening, February 10, at theHigh School, 8 o'clock. The topic willbe "How to Teach Physical Geog-raphy." All teachers, as well as theInterested public should be present.Principals are requested to call the at-

tention of their teachers to this meet-ing.

WANTSPor Want Column See Pajjo Six

LOST.

Ladles' gold watch, between Fort uniItlchards Street. Initials SI. K. Pon back of same. Suitable reward urtills office. 3305-l-

aMn

GREATCleaning Up Sale

Silk, Wool and Alpaca

WAISTSat half regular prices

BEGINSMonday Morning The 12th

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The trial of the great, old case otC. A. Hi own vs. Spieckcls Hrotuerebegan before Judge Do Holt th a mornIng, The entire forenoon wns spent Intho selection of n jury In this caseIlrown Is suing Sureckels Ilrotbers forn largo piece of valuable land on tbowaterfront of Hllo, which the defendants claim by adverse possession. Sla.goon & Llghtfoot and Judge Stanleyappear for the plaintiff and Kinney,SlcClanahan & Cooper and Ilallou &Marx for tho defendants, Tho trial oltho case will probably last severalwcekB.

' U. S. Weather Bureau,Local Office,

Fehninrv 1?Tcruporaturcs 0 a. m., 72; 8 a. ra

m; iu a. m., m; noon, 7i; morningminimum. G7.

Darometer, 8 a. m., 30 04; absoluteuumiauy, 5 a. in., u.bST grains percubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m.75 ncr coat: di,w nolnt X n. m H3

Wind 0 a. m., velocity 13, directiona. iv.; s u, in., vciucny IS, uirecilonS. W.J 10 n, m velocity 12. direction8. W.; noon, velocity 14, direction 8W.

JUInfull during 24 hours ended 8 a.m .12 inch.

Total wind movement during 24hours ended nt noon, 215 miles.

GHE FA BANKS SIIIL

RUNNINO

IN 11 BLAST

Tbo Territorial Grand Jury startedibh morning on Its week's work,which it oxpects will keep it verybusy. It bad been expected that Y,

Anln would be called before tho Inquisition and remain before It all thomorning, but only tno smaller iry wascalled and examined.

Tho statement that the Anln bank isclosod appears to bo a mlBtako. AtIoa.it the che-r- a bank, of which AnlnIs alleged to be the big boss, did a bigbuslnoss yesterday, the gamblers be'nc in no way respecters ot tbc Bab'bath There wero two drawings, onet 1:20 p. m., at which tho Hawaiian

vord "walu koko" was the winningword, and another at 5:35 p. m., when'oahu," that Is box, was tho luckyword, It does not appear that thobank bosses aro worrying a great dealover tho Grand Jury Investigation, butIn tho meantime tho Investigators'iavo put their shoulder to the wheelwith such energy that it would not besurprising If results not anticipatedby the gamblers should be forthcoming.

1Y TAKE HttFROM W 10 CHI

It l possible that the Hawaiian-America- n

steamship will take out alicense to carry passengers from Knhu-lu- l

directly to the coast, although thematter U not jet definitely decided.Tho Maul News of last Saturday statedthat tho license had been obtained, butat tbo local office today it Is stated thnttho matter Is simply being contemplat-ed In the past the passengers fromthat place have been compelled to cometo Honolulu before leaving on thisteamers and accommodations coulf"not always bo obtained.

Ml WANTS KEPOIKA

TO HIVE TMT

, The Staul News publishes the fol-lowing announcement:

Judge A. N. Kepolkal has been re-quested to run for the liulletln's automobile prize. Tho Judge Is all rightand we will gladly give him our vote.

fj tHILO WHARF BIDS

The Superintendent of Public Worksthis noon opened the bid' received fortho construction of tho Hllo wharf ex-tension aud for the necessary material.For the construction the two followingbids wero received: J. D. Lewis, 3000,time 200 days; und Cotton llrothers &Co., $210$, time 160 days. L. SI. Whlte-hous-o,

American Hawaiian Englncet-In- g

& Construction Co. ond Allen &Robinson bid for the material con-tracts.

Tho following Information concern-ing vessels at Hawaii Is given In thereport of Purjor C, H. Everett, of tho"teamor Kauai, which arrived fromports of that Island this morning: Theship Falls of Cl do sails today fromHllo or San Francisco. Tho barkAmy Tumor will ball for tho samo portfrom Hllo tomorrow. The bark Rod-erick Dhu Is discharging coal at Hllo,

nd tho steamur .Maul Is dischargingat Honuapo, Steamer Kalulant Isloading at Hllo for Papalkou. Tho No-oa- u

was at Honokaa jestorday mornIne loading sugar.

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NOTICE.

RESIDENTS OF KALIHIAll residents of Kallbl.'who are

In the formation of a perma-nent Improvement club.Vre kindly re-quested to attend n meeting at the

school on Monday, Febru-ary 12, at 7:30 p. m,

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THE PROPERTY Is on norotanta

street nearly opposlto the residence ot

Dr. R. W. Anderson, has a frontage ot

100 feet on Dorotanla street, and is

132 feet deep.

THERE IS A COMFORTABLE

COTTAGE and outbuildings on tho

placo, and tho grounds aro nicely,

planted. I

RESIESIDER that this Is a fore-

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will be sold at tho best bid.

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AUCTIONEER. ,

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Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, FantallPigeons and other pets.

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