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The Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SIERRA MAEOH 12MARIPOSA M AROH 23

SONOMA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 13

VENTURA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY 4

SIERRA MAY UMARIPOSA i MAY 25

SONOMA JUNE iMARIPOSA JUNE 15

VENTURA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 6

SIERRA JULY 1G

MARIPOSA JULY 27SONOMA AUG 6

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SONOMA MARCH 12MARIPOSA MARCH 27

VENTURA APRILMARIPOSA APRIL 17

SIERRA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY

SONOMA MAY 14MARIPOSA MAY 29

VENTURA JUNEMARIPOSA JUNE 1J

SIERRA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY

SONOMA JULY 16MARIPOSA JULY 31

VEN1URA AUG

Local BoatIn oonneotion with the Bailing of tno above steamers the Agents are

prepared to issue to intending paseongers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports

For fuither particulars apply to

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aaniure in announcing to our CUSTOMERS and thes illy that we are no able to furnish them with

of the high grade that earned for it tho unrivalled popularity it enjoyed- -

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yards of Silks- - and Satinsmany at less- - than halfprice Prices from 10cents yard np

E W JORDAN9

Fort Street

HONOLULU TUESDAY

Order of Eaglrs

Eyrio 140 of thu Fraternal Orderof Eagles which is now institutedin Honolulu by State Deputy GraudPresident of California and OrandOrganizer James F Olieetham as ¬

sisted by Dr Burnett of Eyrie 5 ofCalifornia held an all day sessionyesterday and hatched out Boventyseven eaglets who are now guaran-teed

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fully fledged There are stillforty four fggs to be dealt withmaking a Hook of 121 Eagles oouiing

Tho following officers were ap-

pointed¬

and initiated WorthyPast Prest and Deputy C J Mc ¬

Carthy Worthy Prest Jno Schaefer Vice Prest Jno Short Chap-lain Mr Schneider Soaretary T A

Simpson Treasurer C R DementConductor Duke McNichols In ¬

ner aud Outer Guard Thos McTigbo Physician Dr CooperTrustees P F Ryan Julius Ascheand B Savidge

Claims Exemption

Collector or Cuatomsi Smithies ofMahukona who was fined for con-

tempt¬

of court by Judge Edingswill take steps through CollectorStackabie to recover his fine whiohhe claims was imposed illegallySmithies was notified to be presentas a grand juror in Judgo Edingscourt whereas under section 1758

of the United States customs regu-

lations¬

customs officials are exemptfrom jury duty Smithies tele-

phoned¬

Judge Edings of the faotHe was served later with a benchwarrant and was forced to make thetrip from Mahukona to Kailuawhere he was finnd 25 and costsfor contempt for non appearanceku - rKentuckys famous dessse Moore

Whiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianfslnnila

The Independent 50 cents permonth

TIMELY TOPICS

A Large Stock for

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

Pansy Stoves and Ranges v

Alaska Chest and RefrigeratorsEotfrprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubberHose and HosdReelSteehRubber and Cocoa Mats -Wheelbarrows Hoes Rakeaond

iiooks fShovels and SpadesOos and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps aud LanternsRat and Mouse Traps -

Step LaddersCoffee Mills and Agate WarePoultry and Mosquito Netting1Victoria and Pan American Haud

SewjngMaehineiTable Casters and SoalesTinned and

Porcelain Saucepans4

S P Knives Spoons and PorksGlobe Chimneys and WicksKeroseue OilJ GasolineSad and Ouarooal IronsCharcoal in Birb - -

Tiu and Aim h Warelawaiiau aud Dairy Salt in Bags

Gem Ice Shavers and Coin Ice CreamFreezers

The AERMO

TOR admitted by

very ono to lie

the very best

windmill in exis ¬

tence

We want your help in distributingthe above usoful articles so we willbe able to dispose thorn at the lowestmarket prices

The Hawaiian Hardware Go3 LaFort Street opposite Sprookels

Ooi Bank Honolulu H I

Per ZEALANDlA fnrCamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh nupplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As¬

paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali ¬

fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders eto Allgame in season Also frosh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt doliveryCALIFORNIA FRUTT MARKET

Corner King and Alakoa St

NOTICE XO 0UEDIX0B8

Tho undersigned haB been appointed by the Hon A S Hum-phrey

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First Judge of the First Cir-cuit

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Court of the Territory of Ha-

waii¬

as administratrix of the Estateof Uilama Horiu It deceased lateof Niolops Honolulu Oahu noticeis hereby Riven to all persons in-

debted¬

to said estate to mako im-

mediate¬

paymeut to ttmuuderMgned and all persons having clainiBagainBt said estate whether se ¬

cured or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonths from date or they will beforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

L18 4toaw

NOTIOE XO 0BEDIT0B8

The undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors and Exe-cutrix

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respectively of the estate ofJames A Hopper deceaed late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper didy authenticated andwith proper vouchers if any exiBteven if the claim is securtd by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to the under-signed

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at their Office on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLTAM L HOPPEREWELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Executou and Executrix of theEstate of James A HopperDeceased

Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1901 lB 8w 3taw

The AuthoritiesON

KODEBK SCIENCEHave proalaimed

To be the Beat for

Mouth and teethTOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS

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There earth at an nrirt sea and iviVilh bieakw V siruj jive lullaby

KIjik Swot Tram Oars puss tli doo

iroa siLr3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash payment reuoivfd Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 MrohBut Street

ALLEN Ss ROBINSON

Pealcus u Luustn and Coal andBnir DiKG Matemals or

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Traniast a General Banting and XxehavqBmineis

Deposits Recoivfld Loann made on Aproved Bccorltv Oommercl l and Travelera Credit Issued Bills of KxoHaihebought and soldOollectlonn Promptly Aoootmtert Tor

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4 dozen quarts5 per case

2 dozen quarts

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King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu

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Ww G Irwin President ManagerJiuus Snrpokels First Vice President

W M Giflard Second Vice PresidentM H Vhitney Jr1renanrer BecretaryGeo J Rosa Auditor

SUGAK FAORTORAMD

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Somebody at home will be waitingtonight lor a box

The Name on Every Piece is theguarantee

FOR SALE BY

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Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 2dU

THE INDEPENDENT

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V - flxcept Bundty

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KnUred nt thi Post Office at Honolulu

H T as Becond olasg mull

aOBSOBIPTION BATES

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walian Islands MPer Tear 6 00Per Yiar postpaid to Forelfla Ootin

tries 8 D0

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EDMUND KOBBIK EditorBeBtdinc in Honolnla

TUESDAY APRIL 16 1901

THE LEGISLATURE

To do or not to do seems to be

the motto of both branches of theTerritorial Legislature with an awfulaccent on the not to do In a few

days the Governor will call timeand the voters will find that nothing

has been accomplished during thotwo months allotted to the Legislature of the transaction oi uubihcbs

Wo cannot say perhaps that noth-

ing

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has been done because the Gov-

ernor

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has signed several bills andvetoed one No Important measureshowever have been brought to hisnotice yet except the taxpayers

should consider as Important the billprohibiting a 20 years old boy fromearning an honest living by working

iTT saloon or the bill providing anappropriation of 45000 for the Le-

gislators

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The latter Act was of

course of vast Interest to the hon ¬

orable gentlemen who were supposedto regulate tho present legislationand make new laws for the Territory

Representative Robertson- - broughtin a resolution in the House thismorning making this lGth day of

April the 48th working day of theLegislature If his view is correctIt means that only twelve days re-

main

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in which tho Legislature is todispose of so many important andunimportant matters that it will be

simply hopeless to undertake the taskof deciding on the merits or demeritsof the measures brought before theLegislature We have never seen amore dangerous political situation inthese islands On one hand we find

two parties only able to agree to dis ¬

agree and in their hands has thefuture of tho Territory for the next

jJtwoTyears been entrusted

Delegate Wilqox Js here He issupposed to bo the idol of the peo-

ple he says so himself at least andto accommodate the Harbor and Riv-

er¬

Commission in Washington hohas taken a flying trip for his healthof course to endeavor to persuadetho Hawalians to como out as solidRepublicans and surrender theirpower as Home Rulers There canbe little doubt as to the answer hewill receive this evening Tho idol

of the Hawalians has proven himselfto be of iiesh and blood and able tohear tho jingling of the Washingtonducats Instead of being built fromimperishable andamlto CaptainCooko tried tho game some hundredyears ago but ho was found outtinned downed and found himselfspeared and clubbed to death The In-

stance¬

of tho killing of Cooko resulted only in his death Robeit Wilcoxlittle scheme will icsult in his po-

litical¬

death as far as tho voters ofk

this Territory i3 concerned

If Wilcox would put hl3 shoulderto the wheels of the political char-iot

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and mako tho horses in the HomeRule shafts move on ho would gainthe suppoit sympathy and succor of

tho whole community Instead howants to break up tho Hawaiian par ¬

ty kill the influence which it pos

bosscs make the Legislature laugh ¬

able through his advices and thengo back to Washington smile andtell his friends of certain committeesthatj ho fetched them alright andthey are ready to swear fealty toMcKlnley Then there will bo a lovefeast in tup ofllces of the River andHarbor Commission more patriotismand much more monoy through con-

tracts¬

for fixing up our wharves andharbors

Tho time has come that every petty bill should bo withdrawn from theLegislature and as many importantbills Introduced and passed on nextmonth the day when Dole sends hismessage to tho Legislature to getout and not show their noses untiltheir cdnscnt to tho Governors ap ¬

pointees or disapproval has beengiven

Favor Vaccination

At the meeting of the Mfcdical As-

sociation¬

of the Territory of Hawaiiheld at tho office of Dr W E Taylorlast night the following communica-tion

¬

embodying a resolution againstthe anti vaccination bill now In thehands of the Governor was read Theresolution was adopted unanimouslyand will be presented to the Governorthis morning by tho president Dr WE Taylor and the secretary DrHodgins The communication anti res-

olution¬

are as follows

To the President and Members of theMedical Association of the Terri-tory

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Dear Sirs Your committee towhom was entrusted the duty of draf-ting

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a resolution to be presented tothe Governor of this Territory ask ¬

ing that he veto the new amendmentto the Penal Laws concerning com-

pulsory¬

vaccination respectfully sub ¬

mit to the association the accompa-nying

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resolutions and recommendthat they be adopted as the unani-mous

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sense of this associationWhereas a bill has now passed

both houses of the Legislature hav ¬

ing for its purpose tho amendment ofthe Penal Laws by striking out theprovision relative to compulsory vac ¬

cination andWhereas it is the unanimous opin ¬

ion of the association that If suchamendment be carried Into effect Itwould be a grave menace to the pub-

lic¬

health for the following reasonsTho position of these Islands rend-

er¬

them extremely amenablo to con-

tagious¬

diseases a fact especially apparent at the present time whensmallpox is prevalent in San Francis-co

¬

and among States of the UnitedStates the time elapsing betweenthe departure of steamers from SanFrancisco and arrival at this port isless than the incubation period ofsmallpox and further the number ofcases Is Increasing on transports andsmallpox is especially prevalentamong tho class of persons thereonand

Whereas there is an apparent mis-

conception¬

in regard to the efficacyand in regaruMo a certain danger saidto attend the operation of vaccinationmore especially the transmission ofcertain diseases from one person toanoiner anu

Whereas the efficacy of vaccinationIs now accepted by tho wholo medicalprofession all over the world and hasbeen thoroughly accepted as unassail-able

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the mass of evidence as reportedby statistics going to prove this factbeing enormous the following being afew of them

In the German empire according toauthentic statistics in the year 189G

there were out of a population of 00

000000 only leu cases of smallpoxand Germany is tho most thoroughlyvaccinated country in the world Tholaw is enforced not only in regard toinfants but also in regard to

There has not been a caseof smallpox in tho German empiresinco 1871 In HIndostant in fouryears 1873 1870 inclusive there died700000 from smallpox On the otherhand among British soldiers in thesame country only two deaths oc-

curred¬

from smallpox in the samoperiod In Sweden for twenty fouryears before the introduction of vac-

cination¬

tno annual death rato fromsmallpox was about 2050 per millionof the population after tho introduc-tion

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of vaccination the annual deathtato from smallpox dropped to 158per million and

Wheieas the danger of transmit-ting

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disease has been reduced to ab-

solutely¬

nil for the following reasonsAll vaccine used in theso Islands Is

obtained from New Zealand and

taken from carefully selected andtested calves and after tho vaccineis obtained the calf is kiucd and ex ¬

amined for tuberculosis or other diseases and if found even suspiciouslyunhealthy or diseased tho virus isdestroyed The vaccine Is preparedunder thoroughly antiseptic condi-

tions

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and is put up in hermeticallyscaled glass tubes Vaccination isnow performed in tho Inlands entire-ly

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with Ivory points or new steelneedles a fresh point or needle be-

ing¬

used for each patient and thereis no dangor of any disease beingtransmitted by vaccination

Therefore be it icsolvcd that tJoGovernor of this Territory bo and heis hereby strongy urged to veto saidamendment to tho Penal Laws Re ¬

spectfully submittedC B WOODW HMAYSROBERT P MEYERSA N SINCLAIR

Taken Backwater

Judfto Humphreys yetordrendered an opinion iii regatd to ibeoaso of juror Schmidt andQuinuwhose fees an jurors at tho last termho declared forfeited bocaum tbjdiffered from tho majority of thejurors in a petty case The opinionoonoludes

Tho Court had ihe right tn dis-

charge¬

Messrs Schmidt and Quiuoas jurors 1 no record does not uiboIobb any state of facts showing thatthoy should have beeu reprimandedThe order forfeiting heir ftos wasabsolutoly null and void

The motion heroin is sustainedand the clork is hereby ordered lopay lo Messrs Schmidt and Quinnrespectively their fees as jurors forthe February A D 1301 term orthe Circuit Court of the Firet Cir-

cuit¬

All costs remitted

Tho Elks

Lodgo No 616 of the Benevolentand Protective Order of Elks vaorganized last tveniuc at ProgressHall the ceremony of the installa-tion

¬

of officers beiug performed byGrand Exalted Ruler Judge JeromeB Fiaher of Jamestown Dr C BCooper was installed as the ExaltedRuler of the local herd and theother officers seleoted were Es-

teemed Leading Knight A EMurphy Esteemed Loyal KnightJudge Gear Esteemed LecturingKnight J H Fisher SecretaryAlbert F Judd Treasurer W GAshley Tiler A R Cunha Thetrustees elected were BrothersChurch Wilder and Wall TheElks went home very early

At the Llint

On Maroh 16 tnere will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to discuss the question ofcoinage and the size of the equiva-lent

¬

to be poured out for r qnartsrThe stockholders are requested tomeet later on in the new beer gard ¬

en back of the Mint and there ex ¬

press their views on dividends andreeerve funds The Presidenthopes that there will be a fullattendance

The Polo Gaiuo

The team tp ropresont Maui uSaturday against the Oahu l

Club will arrive on Friday bMauna Loa

Saturdays garni will commouat 8 p m It is probable that an ¬

other game between the trro teamBwill be played on Monday

The Independent 60 cents permonth

NOTICE

Dr Go rg Herbert leaving for theCoast the 23rd iust Dr St D GWalters will have entire charge ofthe praotice during his absenenHis offii hours will be from 9 to 11a m from 1 to 3 aud from 7 to 8p m

DRS HERBERT HUMPHRISWALTERS

78 2ivs

for jijmXTJ ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS1 1 2130 and 010 at Kamaoe North HtloHawaii Apply to

MORRIB K KEOHOKALOLBReal Kitato Agent

Hl w iKbamu Mwo

BCei ve 3Totx Tried a

CANADIAN CLUB

HIGHBALL - -

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For Sale in AV

Saloons and

W C PeacocKSOLE AGENTS Ht

TAKE NO SUBSTITo fLS

ME

SUGAM FACTOKSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseA2TD

Lgente for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Lino of PnrVketfi from Liverpool

Manufacturing Harness Co

Tlie Oldest House in Honolulu

CARRIAGE HARNESS AlWajS OH Mild

Plow and Team Harness j IbdbbCOLLARS HAMES TRACE

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iHarness Trimmings of All Kinds Constat hk ntndJ

ISLAND ORDERS WHI RPm PrrK Tnf 1IIJJlepLoae SS X T5o 122

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fThese are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines aad HooksWe are opening a Lino of those at our Fort Street Storet

and will Boon bo in a position tosupply all demands 4

k Large Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G Irwin and will at once boopened at our Bethel Street Store

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

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LOaaU AND CJKJIERAI NEW3

The lHDrPENDKMr bU ceut permoutti

Tho Baud will plsy at the Hawniinu Hotel this eveuiug in huuorof tho visiting Ellis

When desiring a hack surreybKKyi flC with careful driversring up Telephone 113 TerritoryStable Co Ld

Captain Klemnie aud LieutenantSmith of Company A N O H arecandidates for the oommaud of thecompany at the next election

Whon you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging

Miss Rojo Davison who willrepresent the Department of Pub-lic

¬

Instruction at the Buffalo ex-

position¬

will leave linre on April 23

The reguar rehearsal of tho Ama ¬

teur Orchestra will bo held thisevening in the Y M C A hall at745 oclock All members must bepresent

Dr Walters will have entirecharge of the practice of the medicul fira of Drs Herbert Humphris

Walters during Dr Herberts ab-

sence to the Coast See noticeelsewhere

As the result of the strike amongthe machinists of the HonoluluIron Works Manager Hedemaunwill leave by the Mariposa tomor-row

¬

for the purpose of placingseveral large contracts in the handsof tho machine shops on tho Cosstand the East

The Hongkong Maru arrivedfrom San Francisco yesterdayThnro was one passenger for Hono-

lulu¬

R B lienning who found itbo necessary from a busiuesn stand ¬

point to come here that he paid the200 fiuB which is invariably im

posud when a foveigu bottom carriesa pa4SBnuer between Sau Franciscoaud this port -

A paty of High School boys andgirls have returned from Waialuawhore thAy had spent their vacationcamping in thu mountains as guestsof Miss Catherine Goodale Theyhad a pleasant trip and report anenjoyable outing The followingpersons composed the party MlaseB

Kopke Tucker Smith ThompsonGoodale and Messrs Smith KopkeGriswold Alvarez and RobertsonMiss Lawrence was also in the partyas ahaperoce

Delegate Wilcox met the Ex-cu-ti- vo

Council and other prominentHawaiiana at Foster Hall lastnvening and explained his standingiu Washington to them He saidthat it would be well for tho Hawaiians to send him back as a Re-

publican¬

to Washington but thesubject was postponed till thisevening when the Delegate is sup-

posed¬

to make an open declarationof his policy- -

John A McCabe special agent ofthe Revenue Department has joinedthe local office to expedite the mat ¬

ter of registering the Chinese ofHawaii Twenty additional depu ¬

ties were added to Agent Ohamber- -

Iains force yesterday But thirtydays rmaiu for the Chinese torugister When that limit expiresall Chinese not registered will bedeported A groat many who areanxious to go baak to China are tak ¬

ing advantage of this and will go

homo passage paid by tho govornmeut

Th9 Fire Limits

Tho Chambor of Commerce heldn meeting at 2 oclock this afternoonto listen to aud discuss a report

--rfrom tho boaid of underwriters cori- -N aeruiug tho rxtonsion of the fire

limits The underwriters haveproposed that tho extension be

made to take in the area boundedby River street with the maukaline oghty feet abovo Biretaniastreet The new mauka boundaryas proposed is eighty feet above

Berotnnia and Waiktkiwards a lineintending to the Watarfronteightyfeet bayoud Richards street Is propied as tho boundary for tho fire

limit district

TOPICS OF THE DAY

And now wo are told that Repre ¬

sentative Hooga bill providing forstopping tho surf from going overtho roof at Yvaikiki was only a j jktIt was very fuuny ha iia hal Butthou the Legislature all in all isrealty a hugejoke

Oar attention has boen called tothe very insanitary condition exist ¬

ing at twilei it a place near thecorral The stench in awful and

tho place in malaria breeding Ourcorrespondent says that the atten ¬

tion of the Bard of Health agenthaB been called to the nuisance butto no avail Let tho authoritieskeep the outside of tho corral asdean as the inside is kept and therewill be no kick coming

Speaker Akina may bo an autocratbut an autocrat is cortaiuly neededin a Lgislative Hall where allwnnt to talk at once The only ob ¬

jection we have against Mr Akina is

that he does not use bits gavel onthe heads of tho uurulies insteadof pounding his unfeeling harmlessdesk

Consistency is known as aj jwel

but it does not seem to he the casewith R prosentativu Gilfillan Heone day elated iu theHouse that hois against monopolies and helped torquelch and kill outright the lateTramways bill but yesterday after ¬

noon he voted to save anothermonopoly the electric franchise forthe Oahu loa Eieotric Co Goodreason why ho did so be being itpater and introducer And whereis his consistency Ouly that theyare brother in the mystic circle

Fxominont Chinese la Court

An amusing incident occurred inthe District Court yeeterday morn-

ing¬

when Chow Sun the law clerkof Robeitson Wilder was charg ¬

ed for having biffed Mbuwar thescietary iu Paul Neumanns officewithout provocation reason orcause Mr Chow San was repre-

sented by Mr Da B lt and Mouwarappeared with a dark coloroi cloudaround bis right optic

Judge Wilcox sifted the case Parefully the contending parties beingemiueu jurists by proxy

The story which caused thetrouble waB as follows A fewweeks ago one Ah Pak was chargedwith having cominitlbd a commonnuisance by Uscivious conducttowards a small Chinese girl Thecase was fought with a great deal ofbilteruoia by Ah Pak and the fatherof the child who belong to differentsocieties and when the man wasdischarged by Judge Wilcox it waseasy to see that trouble was brewiug

Chov San represented tho fatherwho considered it wise to also con ¬

sult Monwar and envy spraug up inthe heart of Chow Sin He waiieduntil he a fw nights ago foundMonwar in tho back room of aChinese business boue aud heclaims that Mnu war tasked him withhaving inauufaoturod faso evidencein the oas As au aryuniiilum adhominem he used his fht whichlanded to th oye of Monwar andhence the appr iiice of the twogentlemen in the C uirt

In sentencing Ouxv San to piy afine of 25 Jud r Wiloox saidThat he wanted tho different Chin ¬

ese Societies her to undurstandI that no favoritism would be bIhuvutowards tho m Miibers of any of theSocietebi if l ey turned nut tobe highbinder and uving violenceor in auy vnj vi titling the lawthey would b truitud vith severetyin his Court

Chow San pa 1 hi fine and Mou-

war¬

both are in wr hpoorabje meuacoordiug to police records went

away one with a purse minus Que

fee and costs aud the othor with a

tired eyef

Governor Dole is quite siok andis uot expected tp be around duringthe next five or bx days Secretaryof the Territory H E Cooper will

act or hi in iu official matter

nilHE MUmiMmtTKMt

A SlfflER PROPOSITION

Well now tlierej tho

IGE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice youknow its a necessity in hot weatherWo believe you are anxious to Retthat ico which will give yoUisatisfaction and wd like to supplyyou Ordtr from

The Oahii Ice Electric Co

HOFFMAN AND MARK HAM

Telephone 3151 Blue PostrfficeBox 5UG 77

NOTICE1

OF ATTACHMENT AND

Iu pursuance of an Execution is-

sued¬

out of tho Circuit Court of theFirst Circuit Territory of Hawaiion the 23rd day of February A D190 irra matter of Enterprise MillCompany Limited vs Lui MMeKeague I hnv ou this Uth dayof April A D 1901 aTttaohed audlevied upon aud will expose for Baleat Public Auction to the highestbidder at the Police Statinm Kala- -

kaua bale iu Honolulu Island ofOahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock jioon of Tuesday the Mshday of May A D 1901 all th righttitle aiid interest of the said Lui MMoKeague iu and to the followingdescribed property unless the judg ¬

ment amounting to Sixteen Hun ¬

dred and 12 100 Dollars interestcopts and my expenses are previous-ly

¬

paidAl that certain bouse lot to

g ther with the house fituatedtbereon kuown asJhe residence ofthe said Lui M McKejgu andsituate on the Waikiki ido of FortStret npxt to the KamehamehaAlumni Club House in HonoluluafoietaidOHAS F GHILLINGWORTH

Deputy SheriffTorritory of Hawaii 7u loaw

THOS LRTBSMVMaDofactiiTing Jeweler

Call nnd Inspect the beautiful and usefulrtlspay of goos for presents or for per ¬

sonal nse and ndorinuntLove BuildinK 530 Fort Street

4000

FOB SALS

LEASEHOLD ON BEREtnnia pirseh 39 years to

run rresent net income u permonth apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO205 Merchant Street

Ilifes Siaaisliip Co

Freight andPassengers for allIsland Ports

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe aud run bygasoline

ALSO

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoe orto F J Testa tbia office

Bruce faring Co

Real Eststa Daalars603 Fort Bt near King

3DUDINQ IiOTBHodsks and Lots and

Lands Fob salb

gXSf Pnntss wishing to dispose ol cnolrrnnrHoo i lnvlf In nail on n

IOSX

A Japaneso Bamboo Hand Satoheoontainlug money wrapped in tleaves memo books etc was loston Sunday morning March 10 onAlakea St from the Fishmarkut toKing street and out King streettowards Kapalarha and KalihiFinder will be rewarded by leavingthe eatiiu at this oliiue 55 tI

TffrmiTfiiiTiwyimmmitTOnnmUl iuimnruignr Tr7i BJMnMWI - p -

Just Beceived

A SHIPMENT OF

CHAMPAGNE

IN QUARTS AND PINTS

s

FOR SALE BY

H MCKFELD CO

LIMITEDSole Agents forHawaiian Territory

Iiiler BMTdfapli

Guild iftsr the 2d of Hnicii

MessngPB jn plain language n ill- - boaccepted or transmission botiveoli the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MA ON A LEI IANAI aud- LAHA1NA M iUI

The charge for such messageswillbe at bo rate of 20 cents perword of 15 l tters until furthernotice v t j

When telephone connections areavailable messages may he handedto the telophono company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above

In DierveaBnB speuinl messengersmaybs employed t j

The cost of special delivery is notinoluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is known itmust bo caid by the sender whonfhe message js handed in If un ¬

known it must he paid by the ad ¬

dressee when the message is de-livered

¬

rt

HONOLULU OFFICB rBAG00H BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

il

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOE

1710 U

Metropolitan Meat do

bxjtohejrsAHD

TrtTavy CnTifcrantnrs

81 KING BIBBET JO J WalijXi Umni

Wholesale and

FOR EENTCottages

--A

C jt v

BoomsStores

On the promises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotriclights ArteBiaji woter Perfeotsanitation

For particulars apply to

On tho promises or at the office ofJA Magoon 88 tf

200 LOTS

m

lAPOLAN

IE ACTFOE SALE

Tho Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

¬

from King r lreet to theBeach A road GO feet wide

will be opened on the eastbide of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamehameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation varies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around the

premises JNo freshet vilenter the property- There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by u

great manufacturing com-

pany

¬

The chances are theoffer may be accepted The e

is every reason to believe tlatthe prices of lots will iucreuwu

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchasers to

malsemoney on their invtlments

The ground is superior fo

any tract in the mm kot

The premises are situated

within one mile and a htlf 1

tho Post Office

The Government water

pipes are laid along the upper

portipn of the property

Tho priees are the cheapenof any tract within two mill o

from the center of the city

The terms whL h will be

given to purchasers will L-

ithe best ever given by an

real estate dealer or brokuduring tho last twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more particu ¬

lars apply to

S M Kanakanui

Or to

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W G Aoni GoReal Erte Dealers andBrokeif

ZELefve SToio Tried a

CAMDIAI CLUB

itHIGHBALL - -

Xf ISTot Wiry USTot

For Sale in AllSaloons and by

W C PeacocK CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory

TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

JOMMISSIOH lBSELOHC A tvTTS

Igents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific itaiiway CoPinnppr Lino of Pnnlrptfl from Liverpool

Manufacturing - Harness - Go

Tli Oldost House in Honolulu

Oil MflflCARRIAGE HARNESS AlWJS

Plow aad Team Harness j mFde to orderCOLLARS HAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on Hand

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelep2aorLe S88 POBox 322

PAINT I0UK HOUSE

XJSO Magmte for theJOutside

And 3ptLOl for the Inside

These aro COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and aro MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines and HooksWe arc opening a Line of thedejut our Fort Street Store

and will soon be iiig i position tosupply all demands

A Large Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at onyco beopened at our Bethel Street Stoic

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Tf TO i kVU f L

-

4

- -

ai

Just Received

A SHIPMENT OP

CHAMPAGNE

S

IN QUARTS AND PINTS

FOR SALE BY

H HACKFELD CO

LIMITEDSolo Agents forHawaiian Territory

loter IslaadTelegrap h

ODlind After tin 2d or Harcb

Messages in plain language will beaccepted for transmission be-tween

¬

the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHA1NA MAUI

The charge for sunh messageswill be at the rate of 20 cents perword of 15 letters until furthernotice

When telephone connections amavailable messages may be handedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above

In other oases special messengersmay be employed

The cost of special delivery is notincluded in tbe oharge at 20 centBper word If the coit is known itmust be paid by the sender whenthe message is banded in If un-known

¬

it must he paid by the ad¬

dressee when the message is de-livered

¬

HONOLULU OFFICE HAGOON BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

Tills TDJiSrS1710 tf

Metropolitan Heat Co

BUTOHBRSAna

Wa trv Orvntrantnr

61 KING BTEHST

0 J WALLBB IfAIASBB

Wholesale andRetail

FOR RENTCottages

RoomsStores

On the promises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Artesian water Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

J LIGHTFOOTOn tbe premises or at the office ofJA Magoon 88 tf

1200 LOTS

m

KAPIOLANI

TEACTFOE SALE

The Kapiolani Tract ex¬

tends from King street to the

Beach A road 60 feet wide

will be opened on the eat tside of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamihameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on aroad The elevation vaiies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around the

premfses No -- freshet will

enter the property

There is an offer to huv

part of the properhgreat manufacturing

pany The chances a the

offer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchaFers to

make money on their invest-

ments

¬

The ground is superior to

any tract in the niarketThe premises are situated

within one mile and a hilf ol

the Post Office

The Government water

pipeB are luid along the upper

portion of the property

The prices are the cheapest

of any tract within two miles

from the center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will bo

the best ever given by any

real estate dealer or broker

during the labt twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more particu-

lars

¬

apply to

S M Kanakanni

Or to

WV-

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W C Alibi CO

Vrfiifaflii

Real Es te DaslerB andBroker

rTgfgw

Business Cards

A M HEWETT

xjrolght Olork and SteyonoroOld Reliable Again on Deck

Olflcei At the Old Vnn Dome Premises1 345 1 y

DR E O WATER HOUSE

Office and Residence Kino StreetNEAR AiiArvi

Offlce honrs 8 to 11 a m 1 to 8 and 7 to8 t m Telephone mi white

H R HrTOHOOOKV

Attobnet at Law

Office Merchant Street CarlwrightBuilding

1474 tt

T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AoentAbstbaotob and Searcher of Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Street1419 tt

EDMUND H HART

Notaby Public and Typewriter LchVEYANOEB AND SEARCHER flT

Records

No 15 KaahumanuStreet

DR SLOGGBTT

Oculist and Aubist

ProKrtBS Block 34 Flor Office HonrsR a to X t u

R N BOYD

SoBTBTOB and Real Estate Agent

J80Office Bothel Sitet oror the Now

Model Reataorant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tim Coppeb and SheetIron Wobk

King Street Honolulu

illRIIMtLIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN BTJGAR REFINING CO

Ban Francisco Oai

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOBKBPhiladelphia Fens TJ B A

NEWELL Uh VERBAL MILL COManf National Cane Shrecder1

New York TJ 8 A

N OHLANDT ft COBan Francltco Oal

fiiBDON IBON fc LOCOMOTIVEWOBKB

6R if flan KrnnolMtoCaU

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SaddIn Quantities to Suit j

in1EXCAVATIHG CON 1R ACTED

- FOR

i

i

CORL AND SOIL FOR SALE

V Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright BuildinR Merchant St

FOIR SJJlLDtrr ACRES OF LAND IN GKANTE1 1 S180 and 010 at Knmnee North UiloHawaii Apply to

MORBIB K KEOHOKALOLBllml Estate Agent

ip LEX

Premises on Kiikul Lane Joasession given on January l 1901For terms apply to

7 tf KAPIOLANI KBTATE

i

V

A

V

01

7

Vol Kit

The Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SIERRA MAEOH 12MARIPOSA M AROH 23

SONOMA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 13

VENTURA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY 4

SIERRA MAY UMARIPOSA i MAY 25

SONOMA JUNE iMARIPOSA JUNE 15

VENTURA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 6

SIERRA JULY 1G

MARIPOSA JULY 27SONOMA AUG 6

w

THEOceanic Bteamsmp

TIME TABLE

Q

FOR SAN FRANCISRO

SONOMA MARCH 12MARIPOSA MARCH 27

VENTURA APRILMARIPOSA APRIL 17

SIERRA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY

SONOMA MAY 14MARIPOSA MAY 29

VENTURA JUNEMARIPOSA JUNE 1J

SIERRA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY

SONOMA JULY 16MARIPOSA JULY 31

VEN1URA AUG

Local BoatIn oonneotion with the Bailing of tno above steamers the Agents are

prepared to issue to intending paseongers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports

For fuither particulars apply to

-

JllH nVi

L

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CO V

2

8

10

6

IrwiLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

Having comrangementsare again able to

oetst

arwe

and GS zmxioOUR

TT 131 --ETI TSTItJIU fc-- Jti M T il- -UR PERSONAL SUPERVISION

aaniure in announcing to our CUSTOMERS and thes illy that we are no able to furnish them with

of the high grade that earned for it tho unrivalled popularity it enjoyed- -

Its Name Is a Guarantee of

Fifth

Purity and QualityGIVE IT 4 THSais

P O BOX 3867

im

1

TELEPHONES MAIN 22 21 92

tfnr 1 v vvcAnnuo

tT V

- r

COMMENCING MARCH 4For One Week

SILKS -- - SA

a

- --p 7

No 10

Company

whereby

ttv

We will offer 10

H I A JUL 16 1901

5

NS

yards of Silks- - and Satinsmany at less- - than halfprice Prices from 10cents yard np

E W JORDAN9

Fort Street

HONOLULU TUESDAY

Order of Eaglrs

Eyrio 140 of thu Fraternal Orderof Eagles which is now institutedin Honolulu by State Deputy GraudPresident of California and OrandOrganizer James F Olieetham as ¬

sisted by Dr Burnett of Eyrie 5 ofCalifornia held an all day sessionyesterday and hatched out Boventyseven eaglets who are now guaran-teed

¬

fully fledged There are stillforty four fggs to be dealt withmaking a Hook of 121 Eagles oouiing

Tho following officers were ap-

pointed¬

and initiated WorthyPast Prest and Deputy C J Mc ¬

Carthy Worthy Prest Jno Schaefer Vice Prest Jno Short Chap-lain Mr Schneider Soaretary T A

Simpson Treasurer C R DementConductor Duke McNichols In ¬

ner aud Outer Guard Thos McTigbo Physician Dr CooperTrustees P F Ryan Julius Ascheand B Savidge

Claims Exemption

Collector or Cuatomsi Smithies ofMahukona who was fined for con-

tempt¬

of court by Judge Edingswill take steps through CollectorStackabie to recover his fine whiohhe claims was imposed illegallySmithies was notified to be presentas a grand juror in Judgo Edingscourt whereas under section 1758

of the United States customs regu-

lations¬

customs officials are exemptfrom jury duty Smithies tele-

phoned¬

Judge Edings of the faotHe was served later with a benchwarrant and was forced to make thetrip from Mahukona to Kailuawhere he was finnd 25 and costsfor contempt for non appearanceku - rKentuckys famous dessse Moore

Whiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianfslnnila

The Independent 50 cents permonth

TIMELY TOPICS

A Large Stock for

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

Pansy Stoves and Ranges v

Alaska Chest and RefrigeratorsEotfrprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubberHose and HosdReelSteehRubber and Cocoa Mats -Wheelbarrows Hoes Rakeaond

iiooks fShovels and SpadesOos and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps aud LanternsRat and Mouse Traps -

Step LaddersCoffee Mills and Agate WarePoultry and Mosquito Netting1Victoria and Pan American Haud

SewjngMaehineiTable Casters and SoalesTinned and

Porcelain Saucepans4

S P Knives Spoons and PorksGlobe Chimneys and WicksKeroseue OilJ GasolineSad and Ouarooal IronsCharcoal in Birb - -

Tiu and Aim h Warelawaiiau aud Dairy Salt in Bags

Gem Ice Shavers and Coin Ice CreamFreezers

The AERMO

TOR admitted by

very ono to lie

the very best

windmill in exis ¬

tence

We want your help in distributingthe above usoful articles so we willbe able to dispose thorn at the lowestmarket prices

The Hawaiian Hardware Go3 LaFort Street opposite Sprookels

Ooi Bank Honolulu H I

Per ZEALANDlA fnrCamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh nupplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As¬

paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali ¬

fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders eto Allgame in season Also frosh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt doliveryCALIFORNIA FRUTT MARKET

Corner King and Alakoa St

NOTICE XO 0UEDIX0B8

Tho undersigned haB been appointed by the Hon A S Hum-phrey

¬

First Judge of the First Cir-cuit

¬

Court of the Territory of Ha-

waii¬

as administratrix of the Estateof Uilama Horiu It deceased lateof Niolops Honolulu Oahu noticeis hereby Riven to all persons in-

debted¬

to said estate to mako im-

mediate¬

paymeut to ttmuuderMgned and all persons having clainiBagainBt said estate whether se ¬

cured or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonths from date or they will beforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

L18 4toaw

NOTIOE XO 0BEDIT0B8

The undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors and Exe-cutrix

¬

respectively of the estate ofJames A Hopper deceaed late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper didy authenticated andwith proper vouchers if any exiBteven if the claim is securtd by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to the under-signed

¬

at their Office on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLTAM L HOPPEREWELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Executou and Executrix of theEstate of James A HopperDeceased

Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1901 lB 8w 3taw

The AuthoritiesON

KODEBK SCIENCEHave proalaimed

To be the Beat for

Mouth and teethTOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS

H HACKEELD CO

J LIMITEDSole Agents for Hawaiian Territory

71 tf

IMG BRANCH MTBS

WAIKIKI B1aOH - - Honolulu H

C J SHEHWODD Proprlotor

There earth at an nrirt sea and iviVilh bieakw V siruj jive lullaby

KIjik Swot Tram Oars puss tli doo

iroa siLr3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash payment reuoivfd Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 MrohBut Street

ALLEN Ss ROBINSON

Pealcus u Luustn and Coal andBnir DiKG Matemals or

Aul Kinds

Queen atrcnt Honolnln

u

No 1878

OSAU5 BPngQKKIJ WMO IRWIV4

Clans Spreckels Co

HONOLULU

NATIONAL BAiik OF BAN FRANCIBCV

OEAW SXCHAHOB OB

BAN FHANOIBOO The Nevada NauonaBank of Ban FrancJscokONDON Tno Union Bank of LondonLvdNEW YOBK Amorloan Exohango National BankOHIOAGO Merohants National BankPAEIB Oredlt LyonnainBKRLIH Drosdnar BankHOMO KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon8NEW ZBALAMi ANH AxIbTRALI- A-Bank of New ZealandVIOTOKIA AND VANCOUVEB Bankof BiitUh North America

Traniast a General Banting and XxehavqBmineis

Deposits Recoivfld Loann made on Aproved Bccorltv Oommercl l and Travelera Credit Issued Bills of KxoHaihebought and soldOollectlonn Promptly Aoootmtert Tor

THB

BE m

lilwankoe u

BEEETKCEJ

BUFFET1250 per bbl

6 dozen quarts9 p8r case

4 dozen quarts5 per case

2 dozen quarts

Delivered

BOFPSCHLAEGER CO LTD

King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu

ILimisD

Ww G Irwin President ManagerJiuus Snrpokels First Vice President

W M Giflard Second Vice PresidentM H Vhitney Jr1renanrer BecretaryGeo J Rosa Auditor

SUGAK FAORTORAMD

AOEBTS 0 THX

Of Rnr fanolsno Cnl

LOWNEY

Somebody at home will be waitingtonight lor a box

The Name on Every Piece is theguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS CO

Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 2dU

THE INDEPENDENT

IBBUBD

JSVBhr AFTERNOON

V - flxcept Bundty

mTBLBPHONB 81

P O BOX 81

KnUred nt thi Post Office at Honolulu

H T as Becond olasg mull

aOBSOBIPTION BATES

Ptr Month anywhere In tho Ha--

walian Islands MPer Tear 6 00Per Yiar postpaid to Forelfla Ootin

tries 8 D0

Euynbe Invariably tn Advance

V J SB3TA Proprietor and Pub- -

ilohor

EDMUND KOBBIK EditorBeBtdinc in Honolnla

TUESDAY APRIL 16 1901

THE LEGISLATURE

To do or not to do seems to be

the motto of both branches of theTerritorial Legislature with an awfulaccent on the not to do In a few

days the Governor will call timeand the voters will find that nothing

has been accomplished during thotwo months allotted to the Legislature of the transaction oi uubihcbs

Wo cannot say perhaps that noth-

ing

¬

has been done because the Gov-

ernor

¬

has signed several bills andvetoed one No Important measureshowever have been brought to hisnotice yet except the taxpayers

should consider as Important the billprohibiting a 20 years old boy fromearning an honest living by working

iTT saloon or the bill providing anappropriation of 45000 for the Le-

gislators

¬

The latter Act was of

course of vast Interest to the hon ¬

orable gentlemen who were supposedto regulate tho present legislationand make new laws for the Territory

Representative Robertson- - broughtin a resolution in the House thismorning making this lGth day of

April the 48th working day of theLegislature If his view is correctIt means that only twelve days re-

main

¬

in which tho Legislature is todispose of so many important andunimportant matters that it will be

simply hopeless to undertake the taskof deciding on the merits or demeritsof the measures brought before theLegislature We have never seen amore dangerous political situation inthese islands On one hand we find

two parties only able to agree to dis ¬

agree and in their hands has thefuture of tho Territory for the next

jJtwoTyears been entrusted

Delegate Wilqox Js here He issupposed to bo the idol of the peo-

ple he says so himself at least andto accommodate the Harbor and Riv-

er¬

Commission in Washington hohas taken a flying trip for his healthof course to endeavor to persuadetho Hawalians to como out as solidRepublicans and surrender theirpower as Home Rulers There canbe little doubt as to the answer hewill receive this evening Tho idol

of the Hawalians has proven himselfto be of iiesh and blood and able tohear tho jingling of the Washingtonducats Instead of being built fromimperishable andamlto CaptainCooko tried tho game some hundredyears ago but ho was found outtinned downed and found himselfspeared and clubbed to death The In-

stance¬

of tho killing of Cooko resulted only in his death Robeit Wilcoxlittle scheme will icsult in his po-

litical¬

death as far as tho voters ofk

this Territory i3 concerned

If Wilcox would put hl3 shoulderto the wheels of the political char-iot

¬

and mako tho horses in the HomeRule shafts move on ho would gainthe suppoit sympathy and succor of

tho whole community Instead howants to break up tho Hawaiian par ¬

ty kill the influence which it pos

bosscs make the Legislature laugh ¬

able through his advices and thengo back to Washington smile andtell his friends of certain committeesthatj ho fetched them alright andthey are ready to swear fealty toMcKlnley Then there will bo a lovefeast in tup ofllces of the River andHarbor Commission more patriotismand much more monoy through con-

tracts¬

for fixing up our wharves andharbors

Tho time has come that every petty bill should bo withdrawn from theLegislature and as many importantbills Introduced and passed on nextmonth the day when Dole sends hismessage to tho Legislature to getout and not show their noses untiltheir cdnscnt to tho Governors ap ¬

pointees or disapproval has beengiven

Favor Vaccination

At the meeting of the Mfcdical As-

sociation¬

of the Territory of Hawaiiheld at tho office of Dr W E Taylorlast night the following communica-tion

¬

embodying a resolution againstthe anti vaccination bill now In thehands of the Governor was read Theresolution was adopted unanimouslyand will be presented to the Governorthis morning by tho president Dr WE Taylor and the secretary DrHodgins The communication anti res-

olution¬

are as follows

To the President and Members of theMedical Association of the Terri-tory

¬

Dear Sirs Your committee towhom was entrusted the duty of draf-ting

¬

a resolution to be presented tothe Governor of this Territory ask ¬

ing that he veto the new amendmentto the Penal Laws concerning com-

pulsory¬

vaccination respectfully sub ¬

mit to the association the accompa-nying

¬

resolutions and recommendthat they be adopted as the unani-mous

¬

sense of this associationWhereas a bill has now passed

both houses of the Legislature hav ¬

ing for its purpose tho amendment ofthe Penal Laws by striking out theprovision relative to compulsory vac ¬

cination andWhereas it is the unanimous opin ¬

ion of the association that If suchamendment be carried Into effect Itwould be a grave menace to the pub-

lic¬

health for the following reasonsTho position of these Islands rend-

er¬

them extremely amenablo to con-

tagious¬

diseases a fact especially apparent at the present time whensmallpox is prevalent in San Francis-co

¬

and among States of the UnitedStates the time elapsing betweenthe departure of steamers from SanFrancisco and arrival at this port isless than the incubation period ofsmallpox and further the number ofcases Is Increasing on transports andsmallpox is especially prevalentamong tho class of persons thereonand

Whereas there is an apparent mis-

conception¬

in regard to the efficacyand in regaruMo a certain danger saidto attend the operation of vaccinationmore especially the transmission ofcertain diseases from one person toanoiner anu

Whereas the efficacy of vaccinationIs now accepted by tho wholo medicalprofession all over the world and hasbeen thoroughly accepted as unassail-able

¬

the mass of evidence as reportedby statistics going to prove this factbeing enormous the following being afew of them

In the German empire according toauthentic statistics in the year 189G

there were out of a population of 00

000000 only leu cases of smallpoxand Germany is tho most thoroughlyvaccinated country in the world Tholaw is enforced not only in regard toinfants but also in regard to

There has not been a caseof smallpox in tho German empiresinco 1871 In HIndostant in fouryears 1873 1870 inclusive there died700000 from smallpox On the otherhand among British soldiers in thesame country only two deaths oc-

curred¬

from smallpox in the samoperiod In Sweden for twenty fouryears before the introduction of vac-

cination¬

tno annual death rato fromsmallpox was about 2050 per millionof the population after tho introduc-tion

¬

of vaccination the annual deathtato from smallpox dropped to 158per million and

Wheieas the danger of transmit-ting

¬

disease has been reduced to ab-

solutely¬

nil for the following reasonsAll vaccine used in theso Islands Is

obtained from New Zealand and

taken from carefully selected andtested calves and after tho vaccineis obtained the calf is kiucd and ex ¬

amined for tuberculosis or other diseases and if found even suspiciouslyunhealthy or diseased tho virus isdestroyed The vaccine Is preparedunder thoroughly antiseptic condi-

tions

¬

and is put up in hermeticallyscaled glass tubes Vaccination isnow performed in tho Inlands entire-ly

¬

with Ivory points or new steelneedles a fresh point or needle be-

ing¬

used for each patient and thereis no dangor of any disease beingtransmitted by vaccination

Therefore be it icsolvcd that tJoGovernor of this Territory bo and heis hereby strongy urged to veto saidamendment to tho Penal Laws Re ¬

spectfully submittedC B WOODW HMAYSROBERT P MEYERSA N SINCLAIR

Taken Backwater

Judfto Humphreys yetordrendered an opinion iii regatd to ibeoaso of juror Schmidt andQuinuwhose fees an jurors at tho last termho declared forfeited bocaum tbjdiffered from tho majority of thejurors in a petty case The opinionoonoludes

Tho Court had ihe right tn dis-

charge¬

Messrs Schmidt and Quiuoas jurors 1 no record does not uiboIobb any state of facts showing thatthoy should have beeu reprimandedThe order forfeiting heir ftos wasabsolutoly null and void

The motion heroin is sustainedand the clork is hereby ordered lopay lo Messrs Schmidt and Quinnrespectively their fees as jurors forthe February A D 1301 term orthe Circuit Court of the Firet Cir-

cuit¬

All costs remitted

Tho Elks

Lodgo No 616 of the Benevolentand Protective Order of Elks vaorganized last tveniuc at ProgressHall the ceremony of the installa-tion

¬

of officers beiug performed byGrand Exalted Ruler Judge JeromeB Fiaher of Jamestown Dr C BCooper was installed as the ExaltedRuler of the local herd and theother officers seleoted were Es-

teemed Leading Knight A EMurphy Esteemed Loyal KnightJudge Gear Esteemed LecturingKnight J H Fisher SecretaryAlbert F Judd Treasurer W GAshley Tiler A R Cunha Thetrustees elected were BrothersChurch Wilder and Wall TheElks went home very early

At the Llint

On Maroh 16 tnere will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to discuss the question ofcoinage and the size of the equiva-lent

¬

to be poured out for r qnartsrThe stockholders are requested tomeet later on in the new beer gard ¬

en back of the Mint and there ex ¬

press their views on dividends andreeerve funds The Presidenthopes that there will be a fullattendance

The Polo Gaiuo

The team tp ropresont Maui uSaturday against the Oahu l

Club will arrive on Friday bMauna Loa

Saturdays garni will commouat 8 p m It is probable that an ¬

other game between the trro teamBwill be played on Monday

The Independent 60 cents permonth

NOTICE

Dr Go rg Herbert leaving for theCoast the 23rd iust Dr St D GWalters will have entire charge ofthe praotice during his absenenHis offii hours will be from 9 to 11a m from 1 to 3 aud from 7 to 8p m

DRS HERBERT HUMPHRISWALTERS

78 2ivs

for jijmXTJ ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS1 1 2130 and 010 at Kamaoe North HtloHawaii Apply to

MORRIB K KEOHOKALOLBReal Kitato Agent

Hl w iKbamu Mwo

BCei ve 3Totx Tried a

CANADIAN CLUB

HIGHBALL - -

If ZDsTot WLJ jSTot

For Sale in AV

Saloons and

W C PeacocKSOLE AGENTS Ht

TAKE NO SUBSTITo fLS

ME

SUGAM FACTOKSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseA2TD

Lgente for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Lino of PnrVketfi from Liverpool

Manufacturing Harness Co

Tlie Oldest House in Honolulu

CARRIAGE HARNESS AlWajS OH Mild

Plow and Team Harness j IbdbbCOLLARS HAMES TRACE

r

i

1 M i

i i

I I

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- i

- -

UNS etcFurnished at Short Noc

iHarness Trimmings of All Kinds Constat hk ntndJ

ISLAND ORDERS WHI RPm PrrK Tnf 1IIJJlepLoae SS X T5o 122

INT YOU

And Pe

ni v

iV

fThese are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines aad HooksWe are opening a Lino of those at our Fort Street Storet

and will Boon bo in a position tosupply all demands 4

k Large Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G Irwin and will at once boopened at our Bethel Street Store

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

A

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tie 4 ttmKit irt

LOaaU AND CJKJIERAI NEW3

The lHDrPENDKMr bU ceut permoutti

Tho Baud will plsy at the Hawniinu Hotel this eveuiug in huuorof tho visiting Ellis

When desiring a hack surreybKKyi flC with careful driversring up Telephone 113 TerritoryStable Co Ld

Captain Klemnie aud LieutenantSmith of Company A N O H arecandidates for the oommaud of thecompany at the next election

Whon you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging

Miss Rojo Davison who willrepresent the Department of Pub-lic

¬

Instruction at the Buffalo ex-

position¬

will leave linre on April 23

The reguar rehearsal of tho Ama ¬

teur Orchestra will bo held thisevening in the Y M C A hall at745 oclock All members must bepresent

Dr Walters will have entirecharge of the practice of the medicul fira of Drs Herbert Humphris

Walters during Dr Herberts ab-

sence to the Coast See noticeelsewhere

As the result of the strike amongthe machinists of the HonoluluIron Works Manager Hedemaunwill leave by the Mariposa tomor-row

¬

for the purpose of placingseveral large contracts in the handsof tho machine shops on tho Cosstand the East

The Hongkong Maru arrivedfrom San Francisco yesterdayThnro was one passenger for Hono-

lulu¬

R B lienning who found itbo necessary from a busiuesn stand ¬

point to come here that he paid the200 fiuB which is invariably im

posud when a foveigu bottom carriesa pa4SBnuer between Sau Franciscoaud this port -

A paty of High School boys andgirls have returned from Waialuawhore thAy had spent their vacationcamping in thu mountains as guestsof Miss Catherine Goodale Theyhad a pleasant trip and report anenjoyable outing The followingpersons composed the party MlaseB

Kopke Tucker Smith ThompsonGoodale and Messrs Smith KopkeGriswold Alvarez and RobertsonMiss Lawrence was also in the partyas ahaperoce

Delegate Wilcox met the Ex-cu-ti- vo

Council and other prominentHawaiiana at Foster Hall lastnvening and explained his standingiu Washington to them He saidthat it would be well for tho Hawaiians to send him back as a Re-

publican¬

to Washington but thesubject was postponed till thisevening when the Delegate is sup-

posed¬

to make an open declarationof his policy- -

John A McCabe special agent ofthe Revenue Department has joinedthe local office to expedite the mat ¬

ter of registering the Chinese ofHawaii Twenty additional depu ¬

ties were added to Agent Ohamber- -

Iains force yesterday But thirtydays rmaiu for the Chinese torugister When that limit expiresall Chinese not registered will bedeported A groat many who areanxious to go baak to China are tak ¬

ing advantage of this and will go

homo passage paid by tho govornmeut

Th9 Fire Limits

Tho Chambor of Commerce heldn meeting at 2 oclock this afternoonto listen to aud discuss a report

--rfrom tho boaid of underwriters cori- -N aeruiug tho rxtonsion of the fire

limits The underwriters haveproposed that tho extension be

made to take in the area boundedby River street with the maukaline oghty feet abovo Biretaniastreet The new mauka boundaryas proposed is eighty feet above

Berotnnia and Waiktkiwards a lineintending to the Watarfronteightyfeet bayoud Richards street Is propied as tho boundary for tho fire

limit district

TOPICS OF THE DAY

And now wo are told that Repre ¬

sentative Hooga bill providing forstopping tho surf from going overtho roof at Yvaikiki was only a j jktIt was very fuuny ha iia hal Butthou the Legislature all in all isrealty a hugejoke

Oar attention has boen called tothe very insanitary condition exist ¬

ing at twilei it a place near thecorral The stench in awful and

tho place in malaria breeding Ourcorrespondent says that the atten ¬

tion of the Bard of Health agenthaB been called to the nuisance butto no avail Let tho authoritieskeep the outside of tho corral asdean as the inside is kept and therewill be no kick coming

Speaker Akina may bo an autocratbut an autocrat is cortaiuly neededin a Lgislative Hall where allwnnt to talk at once The only ob ¬

jection we have against Mr Akina is

that he does not use bits gavel onthe heads of tho uurulies insteadof pounding his unfeeling harmlessdesk

Consistency is known as aj jwel

but it does not seem to he the casewith R prosentativu Gilfillan Heone day elated iu theHouse that hois against monopolies and helped torquelch and kill outright the lateTramways bill but yesterday after ¬

noon he voted to save anothermonopoly the electric franchise forthe Oahu loa Eieotric Co Goodreason why ho did so be being itpater and introducer And whereis his consistency Ouly that theyare brother in the mystic circle

Fxominont Chinese la Court

An amusing incident occurred inthe District Court yeeterday morn-

ing¬

when Chow Sun the law clerkof Robeitson Wilder was charg ¬

ed for having biffed Mbuwar thescietary iu Paul Neumanns officewithout provocation reason orcause Mr Chow San was repre-

sented by Mr Da B lt and Mouwarappeared with a dark coloroi cloudaround bis right optic

Judge Wilcox sifted the case Parefully the contending parties beingemiueu jurists by proxy

The story which caused thetrouble waB as follows A fewweeks ago one Ah Pak was chargedwith having cominitlbd a commonnuisance by Uscivious conducttowards a small Chinese girl Thecase was fought with a great deal ofbilteruoia by Ah Pak and the fatherof the child who belong to differentsocieties and when the man wasdischarged by Judge Wilcox it waseasy to see that trouble was brewiug

Chov San represented tho fatherwho considered it wise to also con ¬

sult Monwar and envy spraug up inthe heart of Chow Sin He waiieduntil he a fw nights ago foundMonwar in tho back room of aChinese business boue aud heclaims that Mnu war tasked him withhaving inauufaoturod faso evidencein the oas As au aryuniiilum adhominem he used his fht whichlanded to th oye of Monwar andhence the appr iiice of the twogentlemen in the C uirt

In sentencing Ouxv San to piy afine of 25 Jud r Wiloox saidThat he wanted tho different Chin ¬

ese Societies her to undurstandI that no favoritism would be bIhuvutowards tho m Miibers of any of theSocietebi if l ey turned nut tobe highbinder and uving violenceor in auy vnj vi titling the lawthey would b truitud vith severetyin his Court

Chow San pa 1 hi fine and Mou-

war¬

both are in wr hpoorabje meuacoordiug to police records went

away one with a purse minus Que

fee and costs aud the othor with a

tired eyef

Governor Dole is quite siok andis uot expected tp be around duringthe next five or bx days Secretaryof the Territory H E Cooper will

act or hi in iu official matter

nilHE MUmiMmtTKMt

A SlfflER PROPOSITION

Well now tlierej tho

IGE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice youknow its a necessity in hot weatherWo believe you are anxious to Retthat ico which will give yoUisatisfaction and wd like to supplyyou Ordtr from

The Oahii Ice Electric Co

HOFFMAN AND MARK HAM

Telephone 3151 Blue PostrfficeBox 5UG 77

NOTICE1

OF ATTACHMENT AND

Iu pursuance of an Execution is-

sued¬

out of tho Circuit Court of theFirst Circuit Territory of Hawaiion the 23rd day of February A D190 irra matter of Enterprise MillCompany Limited vs Lui MMeKeague I hnv ou this Uth dayof April A D 1901 aTttaohed audlevied upon aud will expose for Baleat Public Auction to the highestbidder at the Police Statinm Kala- -

kaua bale iu Honolulu Island ofOahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock jioon of Tuesday the Mshday of May A D 1901 all th righttitle aiid interest of the said Lui MMoKeague iu and to the followingdescribed property unless the judg ¬

ment amounting to Sixteen Hun ¬

dred and 12 100 Dollars interestcopts and my expenses are previous-ly

¬

paidAl that certain bouse lot to

g ther with the house fituatedtbereon kuown asJhe residence ofthe said Lui M McKejgu andsituate on the Waikiki ido of FortStret npxt to the KamehamehaAlumni Club House in HonoluluafoietaidOHAS F GHILLINGWORTH

Deputy SheriffTorritory of Hawaii 7u loaw

THOS LRTBSMVMaDofactiiTing Jeweler

Call nnd Inspect the beautiful and usefulrtlspay of goos for presents or for per ¬

sonal nse and ndorinuntLove BuildinK 530 Fort Street

4000

FOB SALS

LEASEHOLD ON BEREtnnia pirseh 39 years to

run rresent net income u permonth apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO205 Merchant Street

Ilifes Siaaisliip Co

Freight andPassengers for allIsland Ports

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe aud run bygasoline

ALSO

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoe orto F J Testa tbia office

Bruce faring Co

Real Eststa Daalars603 Fort Bt near King

3DUDINQ IiOTBHodsks and Lots and

Lands Fob salb

gXSf Pnntss wishing to dispose ol cnolrrnnrHoo i lnvlf In nail on n

IOSX

A Japaneso Bamboo Hand Satoheoontainlug money wrapped in tleaves memo books etc was loston Sunday morning March 10 onAlakea St from the Fishmarkut toKing street and out King streettowards Kapalarha and KalihiFinder will be rewarded by leavingthe eatiiu at this oliiue 55 tI

TffrmiTfiiiTiwyimmmitTOnnmUl iuimnruignr Tr7i BJMnMWI - p -

Just Beceived

A SHIPMENT OF

CHAMPAGNE

IN QUARTS AND PINTS

s

FOR SALE BY

H MCKFELD CO

LIMITEDSole Agents forHawaiian Territory

Iiiler BMTdfapli

Guild iftsr the 2d of Hnicii

MessngPB jn plain language n ill- - boaccepted or transmission botiveoli the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MA ON A LEI IANAI aud- LAHA1NA M iUI

The charge for such messageswillbe at bo rate of 20 cents perword of 15 l tters until furthernotice v t j

When telephone connections areavailable messages may he handedto the telophono company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above

In DierveaBnB speuinl messengersmaybs employed t j

The cost of special delivery is notinoluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is known itmust bo caid by the sender whonfhe message js handed in If un ¬

known it must he paid by the ad ¬

dressee when the message is de-livered

¬

rt

HONOLULU OFFICB rBAG00H BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

il

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOE

1710 U

Metropolitan Meat do

bxjtohejrsAHD

TrtTavy CnTifcrantnrs

81 KING BIBBET JO J WalijXi Umni

Wholesale and

FOR EENTCottages

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C jt v

BoomsStores

On the promises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotriclights ArteBiaji woter Perfeotsanitation

For particulars apply to

On tho promises or at the office ofJA Magoon 88 tf

200 LOTS

m

lAPOLAN

IE ACTFOE SALE

Tho Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

¬

from King r lreet to theBeach A road GO feet wide

will be opened on the eastbide of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamehameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation varies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around the

premises JNo freshet vilenter the property- There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by u

great manufacturing com-

pany

¬

The chances are theoffer may be accepted The e

is every reason to believe tlatthe prices of lots will iucreuwu

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchasers to

malsemoney on their invtlments

The ground is superior fo

any tract in the mm kot

The premises are situated

within one mile and a htlf 1

tho Post Office

The Government water

pipes are laid along the upper

portipn of the property

Tho priees are the cheapenof any tract within two mill o

from the center of the city

The terms whL h will be

given to purchasers will L-

ithe best ever given by an

real estate dealer or brokuduring tho last twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more particu ¬

lars apply to

S M Kanakanui

Or to

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W G Aoni GoReal Erte Dealers andBrokeif

ZELefve SToio Tried a

CAMDIAI CLUB

itHIGHBALL - -

Xf ISTot Wiry USTot

For Sale in AllSaloons and by

W C PeacocK CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory

TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

JOMMISSIOH lBSELOHC A tvTTS

Igents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific itaiiway CoPinnppr Lino of Pnnlrptfl from Liverpool

Manufacturing - Harness - Go

Tli Oldost House in Honolulu

Oil MflflCARRIAGE HARNESS AlWJS

Plow aad Team Harness j mFde to orderCOLLARS HAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on Hand

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelep2aorLe S88 POBox 322

PAINT I0UK HOUSE

XJSO Magmte for theJOutside

And 3ptLOl for the Inside

These aro COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and aro MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines and HooksWe arc opening a Line of thedejut our Fort Street Store

and will soon be iiig i position tosupply all demands

A Large Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at onyco beopened at our Bethel Street Stoic

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Tf TO i kVU f L

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4

- -

ai

Just Received

A SHIPMENT OP

CHAMPAGNE

S

IN QUARTS AND PINTS

FOR SALE BY

H HACKFELD CO

LIMITEDSolo Agents forHawaiian Territory

loter IslaadTelegrap h

ODlind After tin 2d or Harcb

Messages in plain language will beaccepted for transmission be-tween

¬

the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHA1NA MAUI

The charge for sunh messageswill be at the rate of 20 cents perword of 15 letters until furthernotice

When telephone connections amavailable messages may be handedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above

In other oases special messengersmay be employed

The cost of special delivery is notincluded in tbe oharge at 20 centBper word If the coit is known itmust be paid by the sender whenthe message is banded in If un-known

¬

it must he paid by the ad¬

dressee when the message is de-livered

¬

HONOLULU OFFICE HAGOON BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

Tills TDJiSrS1710 tf

Metropolitan Heat Co

BUTOHBRSAna

Wa trv Orvntrantnr

61 KING BTEHST

0 J WALLBB IfAIASBB

Wholesale andRetail

FOR RENTCottages

RoomsStores

On the promises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Artesian water Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

J LIGHTFOOTOn tbe premises or at the office ofJA Magoon 88 tf

1200 LOTS

m

KAPIOLANI

TEACTFOE SALE

The Kapiolani Tract ex¬

tends from King street to the

Beach A road 60 feet wide

will be opened on the eat tside of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamihameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on aroad The elevation vaiies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around the

premfses No -- freshet will

enter the property

There is an offer to huv

part of the properhgreat manufacturing

pany The chances a the

offer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchaFers to

make money on their invest-

ments

¬

The ground is superior to

any tract in the niarketThe premises are situated

within one mile and a hilf ol

the Post Office

The Government water

pipeB are luid along the upper

portion of the property

The prices are the cheapest

of any tract within two miles

from the center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will bo

the best ever given by any

real estate dealer or broker

during the labt twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more particu-

lars

¬

apply to

S M Kanakanni

Or to

WV-

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W C Alibi CO

Vrfiifaflii

Real Es te DaslerB andBroker

rTgfgw

Business Cards

A M HEWETT

xjrolght Olork and SteyonoroOld Reliable Again on Deck

Olflcei At the Old Vnn Dome Premises1 345 1 y

DR E O WATER HOUSE

Office and Residence Kino StreetNEAR AiiArvi

Offlce honrs 8 to 11 a m 1 to 8 and 7 to8 t m Telephone mi white

H R HrTOHOOOKV

Attobnet at Law

Office Merchant Street CarlwrightBuilding

1474 tt

T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AoentAbstbaotob and Searcher of Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Street1419 tt

EDMUND H HART

Notaby Public and Typewriter LchVEYANOEB AND SEARCHER flT

Records

No 15 KaahumanuStreet

DR SLOGGBTT

Oculist and Aubist

ProKrtBS Block 34 Flor Office HonrsR a to X t u

R N BOYD

SoBTBTOB and Real Estate Agent

J80Office Bothel Sitet oror the Now

Model Reataorant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tim Coppeb and SheetIron Wobk

King Street Honolulu

illRIIMtLIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN BTJGAR REFINING CO

Ban Francisco Oai

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOBKBPhiladelphia Fens TJ B A

NEWELL Uh VERBAL MILL COManf National Cane Shrecder1

New York TJ 8 A

N OHLANDT ft COBan Francltco Oal

fiiBDON IBON fc LOCOMOTIVEWOBKB

6R if flan KrnnolMtoCaU

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SaddIn Quantities to Suit j

in1EXCAVATIHG CON 1R ACTED

- FOR

i

i

CORL AND SOIL FOR SALE

V Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright BuildinR Merchant St

FOIR SJJlLDtrr ACRES OF LAND IN GKANTE1 1 S180 and 010 at Knmnee North UiloHawaii Apply to

MORBIB K KEOHOKALOLBllml Estate Agent

ip LEX

Premises on Kiikul Lane Joasession given on January l 1901For terms apply to

7 tf KAPIOLANI KBTATE

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