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Vol VIII

INDOceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LvnThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCESCO

AUSTItLIA MAY 10 AUSTRALIA MAY 16MOANA MAY 24 ALAMEDA MAY 26AUSTRALIA JUNE 7 AUSTRALIA JUNE 13ALAMEDA JUNE 21 MARIPOSA JUNE 23AUSTRALIA JULY 5 AUSTRALIA JULY 11MARIPOSA JULY 19 MOANA JULY 21AUSTRALIA AUG 2 AUSTRALIA AUG 8MOANA AUG 16 ALAMEDA AUG 18AUSTRALIA AUG 80 AUSTRALIA SEPT 5ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 15AUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OOT 3MARIPOSA OOT 11 MOANA OOT 13AUSTRALIA OCT 25 AUSTRALIA OOT 31

In connection with the sailing ol the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers 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 further particulars apply to

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LIMITEDGeneral Agents Oceanic S S Company

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

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

shall cany a stock or

General MerchandiseHardware and Household Supplies

Art Goods and Artistic Supplies

Picture Framing a Specialty

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

MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS

Messrs Castle Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for ita continuance of tho patronaee so kindly extended them in the past

Theo H Davies Co LdSTOGAR FACTORS

IMPORTERS OF- -

Geneva MerchandiseAND

oonucissioisr merchantsigonte for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

HONOLULU H SATUKDAY APRIL 1899

Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co

LIMITEDJ A MEHRTEN Manager

Furpitjxre and UpholsteringREPAIRING- - IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

felepolme 928 PROGRESS BLQQK Cor Port Berotania Sts

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Many Kinds of Trouble in tbo CzarsDomain

London April 16 Advices recoived from Russia seem to confirm tbestories of trouble in the empire in-

cluding¬

local insurrections causedby tho prevailing scarcity of foodartisan troubles and disturbancesamong university students Tho lat-

ter¬

it appears have combined in aprotest agaiuBt brutal treatment up ¬

on tbo part of the Cossacks and itis asserted thai between strikes andexpulsions about 30000 studentshave left tho universities which aresaid to be closed in St PetersburgMoscow Kieff Obarkoff OdessaKzan Tomsk and Warsaw

It is added that the ringleadershavo boon arrosted that many of thefemale studeuto have followed theexample of the men and that tbeauthorities regard this as a seriousmatter as experience has phownthem women malcontents quicklybecome revolutionists Tbostudoutsremaining dnmatid aiunety for thoirfellow students and a reorganizationof the system of university inspec-

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The present movement it b

further asserted involves not onlythe universities throughout Russiabut also the largo technical colleges

May Challenge forOup

tho America

A liable message from Glasgow tothe Boston Herald says Mr OhasD Rose who three years ago chal-lenged

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for tho Americas Cup andthen withdrew has just placed auorder for a first cNss racing cutterto be designed by Watsou and builtat Messrs Hendersoufi yard Patrick Scotland just outside this city

Whether Mr Roso haB changedhis mind and iB to re challenge forthe Americas Oup I cannot Bay buthe haB certaiaT alveil au order totbe Glaxgow designer to get out thebest lino he can for a big first classracing cutter and she i3 to be a bet ¬

ter ship than WatBOu has yet turnodout

Big Fight is Now Assurod

Unloss something unforeseen de-

velops

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Robert Fitzsimmons andJamos Jeffries will battle twenty five

rounds for the heavyweight cham ¬

pionship of tho world at Coney Isl-

and¬

ou May 26 between the hours of12 nonn and 2 oclock p m

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PaBSODCor TravelDEPARTURES

For Kapaa per stmr Ja MakeeApril 27 Mrs Kakina E A KakinaMr Beunett

For Makaweli per atmr KilohanaApril 28 J A Palmer L PinkharaW A Kinney Dr Sandow Mr MiBtF Gay

For Labaina per stmr Ke Au HouApril 28 J Ouderkirk

For Sau Francisco per stmr Moana April 28 J Ena wife and sevencbildron A Bolza Mrs Henessey HO Pollworth E O Young H ThorpF Leith Mrs E B Ounha and sonJ Hansburgher T Nicolai B F McGullough Mrs J S McCullougb MrsMcDonald W ti Malleoli It U Lyclicker L A Rostin Dr and Mrs LeeP H Armstrong EAR Robs A LYoung A F Afong E B McOlanahan wife and child W J Cranwelland wife J J Daly MrB O J GreenMrs Willfong Miss M Lewis MrBDuval Master Duval Mrs J HArendt and child Mrs Craig andtwo daughts Mibs Mary Nott MrsRosenburg J Rosenburg A Merricourt Mrs H N Castle W T Lucasand wife Master Lucas Miss Patohatte Miss Dora Morvyn Mrs Sundow Mrs C O Hoffman Mrs H War- -

reu and child Mrs Millor Miss Baxter E O Kowe auu wile Miss brew ¬

er Mbb Lucas G Honcjerson J TFash F Lynch V J Smith and wifeMrs F A French Mrs V HastingJ Molntosb Mrs Padera and daugh-ter

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P M NewhallFor San Franoisoo per stmr Rio

do Janeiro Agril 29 B D Hioks andwife F O HiokB Col H M LazelleMr Maraues Mr and Mrs Tooksbury Mrs K Philips HO Fenn PM Lydig USA and valet Mr andMrs Nickleson Mr Eskill Mrs A BMoMahan A O Rulofaon Mrs D OShellield R R Diusuiore Miss DLauor Mies Lsuor

ENTSunday Services

St Andrews Cathedral FourthSunday after Easter April 30th7 a in Holy Communion 11a inChoral Celebration of tho HolyCommunion 330 p m Pulo Ahiahi730 p m Evensong and Sermon

St Andrews Cathedral TheBorvicos of tho Second Congregationto morrow will be as follows At945 a m morning prayer with ser ¬

mon 630 p m evensong with ser-mon

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Services at St Clements Cliapoltomorrow Holy Communion 705 amjmoming prayer and sermon 1105a m Evensong 705 p m Cornerof Malciki street and Wilder avenuePunahnu

Central Union Church corner ofBerotania and Richards streets RevW M Kincaid pastor At 955a m Suuday schnol 11 a m pub-lic

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worship and sermon 630 p mY P O E prayer meeting 730p ra public worship and sermonWednofday 730 p ra pravr meet-ing

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Palama Chapel At 930 amSunday school 730 p ra Gospelsetviee A welcome for all at everysorvice

Methodist Episcopal Churchcorner Bernlnuia and Miller streetsGLPearson pastor The publicis cordially invited to attend thefollowing services Sunday SundaySchool 10 a m 11 a m Publicworship sermon by tho Rev Dr MC Harris which will be followed bythe Sacrament of the Lords Supper630 p m Epworth League 730p m public worship and sermonby the pastor Subject Temper-ance

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for the Young A welcomealways to all

Reorganized Church of JesusChrist Services in Mililani Hallrear of Opera Housp to morrowas follows Sunday school 10 a mHawaiiian services at 11 a m and630 p in English service at 730p m Preaching by Elder U WGrpeue Suhjpct The Kingdomof God is at Hand All are invited

Seventh Day Adventist ChapelLocated at tho end of Hotel streetone block from Punchbowl streetServices Sabbath sabbath Bchool10 a m preaching 11 a m SundaySunday school 1 p m preaching730 p m Tuesday prayer anamissionary meeting 730 p mThursday pospel services and Biblestudy 7 p m All are welcome BHowe pastor

Christian Church Alakea streetnear King Pastor Rev Wm AGardner Suuday Sohool Superin-tendent W C Weednn PresidoutY P M Mrs J N Taggard Or-ganist

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and Choir Master ProfessorE Cook Preaohing morning andevening at the usual hours Mid-week

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meeting Wednesday nightSeats free and a cordial welcome toall Sociability a specialty

Young Mens Christian Associ-ationGospel

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meeting Sunday after-noon

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at i oclock Speaker Mr HM Giddings ex secrptary of Y MO A Springfield Mo All youngmen invited

See the display of Infantsnery at Sachs

FOR KENT

Tho Premises known as the

TIVOLIon tho beach at Waikiki

Furnished or Unfurnished

Kor particulars apply to

1150

Milli- -

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WILLIAM SAYIDGE

No 310 Fort St

eotl saleAiy AGUES OP LAND IN GRANTSt I 2130 and 010 at hamaeo North Hilo

Hawaii Appiy toMORUId K KBOHOKALOLE

Real Estate Agont115 Mf 15 Kaanumonu Street

THOS LINDSAYManufacturiDg Jeweller

Call and inspect his beautiful and usefuldisplay of uoo s for presents or for per ¬

sonal use and adornmentInv nulldiiig Fmt Olreot

No 1188

WiMerB Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

WIGHT PreB 8 B ROBK BeeCapt J A KINO Port Bupt

Stmr KXNATJCLARKE Commander

WtlJ leave Honolulu pyery Tuesday at 12pclnrk noon touching nt Lnhaina MaaIneaBnynnd Makena the same day Mahukonn Kuwaibae nio I nupahoehoe thefollowing day arriving t Hilo Wednes ¬

day eveningiieinrnuiK win saw from Hllo every Fri ¬

day ot 0 oclock p in touching nt Lnupahoeliori Siahnkona Kmsaihue AfnkcnnManlnen Bay and Lnhaitin arriving atHonolulu Bnturdny night

Will call at Pohoikl 1 una on thesecond trip ofach month arriving thereon tho morning of the day of sailing fromHilo to HonoluluThe popular rout to tho Volcano is visHilo A good carriage road the entiredistance

Stmr GLAUDINECAMERON CommanderJ

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p mtouching at Knhului Hana Hamoa andKlpnlmlu Jlnui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will call nt Nuu Knupo once eacmonth

This Company will reiirve tiic ngnt ofmake clmngus m the tiineof deparliue undimalol its Bteamers without notice andi will not be responsible for any conse- -inoncea arising therefrom

ConslgiiLeo must be at the Landlnga tocciJve their freight this Company wilaot hold itself responsible for frefghtaiterit has been landedyv took roctvei only at owners riskwuiuuij will not D6 responsible fnrMoney or Valuables of passengers anientplbccd in the uure ol Parsers

tc roBscugers are reuuestea to parohase Tickets before embarking TnossIftilu g to do bo will be subject to an addlual charge of twenty five per cent

The Company will nol be liable for lossof nor Injury to nor delay in tho deliveryof baggage or personal eflectsof tbe passenrcr beyond the amount of 10000 unlessthe value of t e sumo bo declared nt orbefore tho issue of the ticket and freightis imid thereon

All employees of tho Company are for¬bidden to receive freight without deliver¬ing a hhipping receipt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichniaybo Seen DV Hlllnnprs nnnn nnnllnntinnto the pursers of the Companys Bteamers

Snippers are notified that if freight ibshipped without such receipt it will beboiely at tho risk of the shipper

CLAUS SPEEOKELS Wil Q IBWIN

Clans Spiftckels Go

HONOLULU

ftiti Franeiieo AgenUTBE MSVADBANK OF SAN FRANQIBGO

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

BAN FBANOIBCO TUe Nevada Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Nntional Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEscompto de

ParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hom

Kong eiianghai BanKlngUorporauonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Transact a General Hanking and Exchar sBusincts

Deposits Roceived Loans made on Aproved Bccurity Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

Qoilnctlnna Promptly Accounted For

MORRIS K KEOHORALOLB

LOUIS K McGREW

OFFICE NO IS KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Bosaft

United States Custom Houserokers Accountants Searchers ol

Title nnd Owneml Unliif AgentU

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xlKicont Bnnday

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J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NORKIE EditorW HORAOF WRIGHT Assiotant

EditorResiding in Honolulu

SATUKDAY APRIL 29 1899

The U S transport Warren willprobably loave to morrow aud thenoldiors ou board her expect to bepaid off on Monday nest Duringthe long voyage to Manila it is Bate topredict that some sharpers and pro-fessional

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gamblers on board willhave got most of the money bolonging to the boys aud that theywill arrive at Manila as brokersIt is nearly two weeks sinoo the de¬

tachment on board the Warren loftSan Francisco They are men webelieve and the necessaries of menshould be within their reach when ¬

ever they reach a port Money iswhat they want and they are enti-tled

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to it and when they dont gettheir dues they growl and become dis-satisfied

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Should this petty war lasttwo or three years longer and themen be treated as they now areand then the United States shouldbo involved in a confliot with a greatpower the men who will as leavefight as eat will hesitate in enlistingin an army where they do not getfair treatment and where they aresimply asked to fight and die with ¬

outwhat they are willing to doreceiving due considerations fromthe men holding the sack

SUGAR AND LABOR

In the numerous prospect thathave been recently published in theorgans of the planters and in whichthe promoters extol the virtues oftheir new schemes we see no refer-ence

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whatever to the question oflabor which is probably the mostimportant faotor in the future ofthe new plantations

We cannot get sugar without la-

bor¬

and even Olaa cannot becomethe biggest plantation on earthwithout men to plough and plantand strip and out and grind Beforeany more 5000000 plantations arestarted it would perhaps bo well forthe gullible public to find out whe-

ther¬

these new plantations are to becultivated by some supernaturalpower or whether the manager notthe promoters depends on humanbeings to dig up the roots andstumps of the old Olaa forest andthen after say two years hard workplough the lands and then look forthe seed cane needed to carry outthe prospeotus of that plantation

It is difficult to realize the faotbut it is a fact nevertheless that theseed cane needed to plant the pro-posed

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Olaa plantation according tothe prospectus would placed in onerow reaou a distance covering halfof the Globe That Hawaii cannotfurnish seed cane for this mam ¬

moth plantation goes without say ¬

ing but who cares for the seed caneor labor as long as the promotersget their promoters share and stocksgo up

The very men who ran down theNiulii deal are now booming Olaaalthough every man with commonBense and knowing what he is talk ¬

ing about must realize that Niuliiwas a business proposition whileOlaa is well we are not yet preparedto say what it is

But beforo wo go further into su ¬

gar it would be well we suggest tohaye the question of labor settledTbo promoters motto aftor us thedeluge iB not very encouraging

A Gruesome Curio

O io of our kaniaaina who tnitosavdttwp iutnrust in everything portalntug to the Polynesian races andwho can boast of ono of tho rarestcollection of curios exhibited yester ¬

day a pau mado of human hairand brought here from tho Mar-

quesas¬

Islands by the rovorond Kokola The pau is porfect but some ¬

what shorter lhau those used in Ha-

waii

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The human hairp whiuh aresupposed to bo those of tho victimsin war are attached to each otheron a braid of delicate coconut fibres

There are grey ohu and blackhair in the pau and the kamaainahad the nightmare last night whenin his restlesB sleep he looked at thegruesome relic of barbarism and im-

agined¬

that the dead nud scalpedowners of the hair starnd at himand criod give us back our hairHe will no longer keep tho horridcurio in his bedroom Tho Britishmuseum can have it if it pay for it

Mr Kincaids Sunday Lectures

Rev W M Kincaid intends to deliver a series of lectures at the Cen ¬

tral Union Church ou Tho Pro-

phets¬

of the Worlds Great Reli-

gion The first of tho series willbe given to morrow evening Thocomplete list is as follows

I The Prophet and His Mes ¬

sageII Moses the Prophet of Right ¬

eousnessIII Zovoastiu the Prophet of

WorksIV Coufucius the Prophet of

PoliticsV Budda tho Light of AsiaVI Socrates the Prophet of

ReasonVII Mohammod the Prophet of

ArahinVriL Jesus the Light of the

World

The Dolean Oath

Registration had reached the 120point at noon to day Among thoseregistered were three HawaiiauBwho had hitherto refrained fromtaking the oath of allegiance to thegovernment of Mr Dol Aftor aconsultation hetween tho chairmanof the Board of Registration and theChief Justice it was decided thatthey must take the Dolean combin-ation

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oath which they accordinglytook So far 28 native Hawaiiansonly have registered but neitherthe police nor the guards at thejail

At 1 he Orphoum

Jim Post will have tho floor atthe Orpheum to night when a ben ¬

efit will be rendered to bim andDu Bell will have tho high wire athis disposition and waltz from thoOrpheum to thetowor of the FireStation to boo how tho boys aregetting along

Posts celebrated farce U and Iwill be produced as a guarantee thatthe audience will roar and theother artists connected- - with theOrpheum will help to make thoevening an enormous success

A Popular Officer

Soldiors ainoe the Warren arriv ¬

ed have been familiar sights ou ourstreets The most popular captainof the Sixth Artillery with his ownpeople seems to be Captain Deemsof C Battery While a strict dis-

ciplinarian¬

Captain Deems seems tohave gained the admiration andaffection of his men to an exception ¬

al degree As we heard a crowd ofhis men say yesterday Where theOld Man goes you will find CBattbry all together

That Glorious Bock

This is ono of the months whenthe Book brew is in perfection TheAnohor Saloon has taken advantageof the faot to import by the Warrimoo a large supply of Bock beer ondraft It is in prlmo conditionCall and try it

Gerado Wio In DeutchlandHome made Sour Kraut Slba

for 25 cents atN BREHAMS

Hop Beor Depot 17 Konia formerlySmith street

Automatic Couplers for British Railwnj s

It is now au open socrot that astho result of tho rocent vitit of F JS Hopwood assistant secretary ofthe Board of Trade to tho UnitedStatos tho board is seriously con ¬

templating tho promotion of an notof Parliament similar to tho lawlately passed in Amorica to makotho ubo of automatic couplers compulsnry on tho railways of the Unit-

ed¬

Kingdom Tho possibility ofsuoh legislation is a vosy seriousmatter for our railway companiesinvolving as it may in tho estimateof one general manager au expendi ¬

ture of no less than 7000000 ofmoney in refitting tho existing roll-

ing¬

stook bnsides having a most im ¬

portant bearing upon the safetyboth of omployes and passengersaud Transport has within tho lastfow days interviewed half a dozeuof the most responsible of our rail-

way¬

men four of them gonialmanagers aud tho other two direc-

tors¬

with tho object of ascertain-ing

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their views on the situationOne of those interviewed an oxmanager now a director expressedhimself in favor notwithstandingtho coat to the companies of legis-

lative¬

action by the Board of Tradeon tho linos above iudicated but thoother five pronounced against suchlegislation in more or loss strongterm As tho result of its inquirinsTransport has no doubt that a billto ompower the Board of Trade toenforce tho adoption of automat incouplings on our lines within astated period would meet with astrenuous opposition from tho railway companies but ou the otherhand the railway authorities displayevery disposition to support theboard in pursuing its investigationsinto the subject aud if a proposalis made by the board to holrl a pub-lic

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inquiry into tho relative mer-its

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of the coupling systems of Eng ¬

land and America it will Transportthinks meet with hearty support onall hands London Transport

Messenger Borvico

Honolulu Messenger Sorvico de ¬

liver messages and paokanas Tele ¬

phone 378

LOOAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Now Piques at Saohs

Corsets and CorsetSachs

Waists at

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

Tho social Science Associationwill meot with prosidont Hosmor ofOaohu college on Monday eveningMay 1 Dr John Gulick of Japanwill talk on the subject Does thoDoctrine of Evolution necessarilyinvolve Fatalism

Tho following coal Bhips have arrived in port Haw bk HimalayaR H Dearborn from NewcastleFob 8 1455 tons of coal to Castle

Cooke Am ship Aryan A TWhittier from Norfolk Dec 203077 tons of coal to American Con-sul

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General

A salo that will eclipse all otherswill be commenced at L B Kerrsto morrow Saturday morning audcontinued for one week only Greaterbargains than ever will be offeredthe goodB are all now aud stylishand will meet with a ready sale atthe prices asked Ladies would dowell to call early and have firstchoice

MPK

THE YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS

Janet Waldorf

Saturday Matinee

J tea W4 bhYbb ta aaJ m W hiAND

GALATEA

TO NIGHT

BEATS NOW BULLINGPERFORM AN CKS

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FOR ALL

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Timely Topics

Honolulu April 18 1899

you think we willwait until the hot weatherarrves to remind you of Alas- - -

kan matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre ¬

served and nourished in thesestii ring-- times if you are an-

xious¬

to follow the rising for¬

tunes of Kihei and Niulii Wohave the

BFT STOOK ON THEMARKET

for your purpoFe We haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the

ALASKA

REFRIGERATOR

It invariably pays a largebonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfuis to please People arechanging their investments inother refrigerators to take the

ALASKAWe have a sufficient supply

to fill all demands from thesmall ice chest for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arethe general favorites We alsohave1

VHE GOTHAM COOLER

in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate NyouPlease call and inspect ourgoods

Ttoi Hawaiian Hardra Co Lo

26S Fort Stueet

A Sale Tiiat Will Eclipse All Others

Will be commenced to morrowmorning and continued for ONEWEEK ONLY

Table Linen NapkinsSheetings Pillow Casings

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Our stock of SHIRT WAISTSmust be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentpricesXT1BKEXXj9lS and FiLIR ASOXS y

are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care-fully

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selected stocks thus assuringBargainsGome Early as There Will Be No RESERVE

vMttvudka xMmmJtm JZk iCcEj

Mayhap

Importer Queen St

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LOCJAIj AND OENEUAXi NEWS

Dr Mouritz is visiting tho cityIufants HatB and Bonnota at

Saohs

Remombor Jim Posts benefit attho Orpheum to night

Tho island steamers brought 21000bags of sugar yesterday

Central Union Ohuroh Choir prac ¬

tices at 7 oclock this evoniug

Monday is May Day Whore arethe Maypole and Moms dancer

To day is tho last day for cemeterydeeds Read David Daytons noticeAmerican Messenger Service

Masonic Temple Telophon e 414Tho City of Poking will leave at

9 o clock this evening for San Fran-cisco

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Muslin underwear 25 percent re ¬

duction in price at L B Kerrs forone week only

Tho band plays at Emma SquaretbiBtafternoon and at Makoe Islandto morrow afternoon

Table Linen and Napkins 25 per ¬

cent reduction at L- - B Korrs forone week only

The business in the District Courtwas nil this morning Tho caBes onthe calendar wero postponed

Ladies Shirt Waists 50 percentreduction in price at L B Kerrsfor one week only

There will be no cricket this after-noon

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in compliment to the gardenparty of Mrs T Olive Davies

Matiueo performances at theOpera House and Orpheum Hubaftomoon for progressive Honolulu

The Y M C A have prepared asplendid program for their 30thannivorsary on Monday evening next

PereonB requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

The return match race betweenViolin and Directress takes place at3 oclock this afternoon at the Ka--piolani track

The Minister of Finance has beengazetted as Minister of Interior adinterim during the ill health of

-- Captain King

H J Moors of Apia well knownto the statesmen of Hawaii is re-ported

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to have been arrested by theAmerican and British authorities inSamoa

The Belgian King arrived fromtbe Orient this morning en route forSan Diego She is consigned toAlexander Baldwin She is evi-dently

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not a fast boatThe Janet Waldorf Company

present the great military drama ofthe Lady of Lyons this eveningThe sale of seats indicates a largeand fashionable house

Prof Rolfes University Extensionlecture last evening was a very inter-esting

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one on Caalylo and his workBThe attendance was fairly represent-ative

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of our local cults

Kentuckys famous JeBsse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianTslandn

i - Mr John Ena and family left byi- - tho Moana on a trip to Mexico Mr

- Ena has not been in very goodhealth recently but is expected toreturn to his native heath duringthe next four months

The steamers City of Peking andBelgian King arrived from thoOrient to day with another largeconsignment of Aaiatio immigrants

s The Peking sails for the Coast at 9- oclock this evening

Nigel Jaokson ia on the policeforce again and his silent steedwill appear to the terror of all evildoers when they dont expoot hime --iTbe force has gained a valuableaddition and is to bo congratulated

Shall We Burn Our Dead or BuryThemV will be the subject of theprelude to Rov W A GardnersBermon at the Christian church to-

morrow¬

night Tho topic of thosermon will bo Has God Spoken toMaul

C L Clement haa obtained thelease of tho advertising privilegesof the Hawaiian Tramways Go MrClement is thoroughly acquaintedwith this branch of advertisingwhich is a needed adjunct to news ¬

paper publicity

There will bo a meeting for Japa ¬

nese women at the Japanese ohurohon Nuuanu street this Saturdayevening at 8 oclock Will thoseladies who have Japanese women intheir employ be so kind as to en- -

courage them to attend

OUR TONGA LETTER No 5

A Roynl Wedding On tho TapisSocrot Treaty With Great Britain

How tho Missionaries Fool thoNatives

Tonga F I April 10 1899

Tho hurricane season is now pastand we all feol easier A tromendouacrop of copra is in sight consequent ¬

ly every one is happy oxcopt mostof theGoverumontofficials who havehad their salaries reduced twentyfive percent Ths native officialswill not mind that much as I hoGovernment provides their coatsaud brass buttons and that is allthe clothing they wear with the ex-

ception¬

of their valaa two yardB ofcalico wound around their loins buttho great topic now is tho aomingwedding of Georgo Tubou II Kingof tho Friendly Islajyljs to no oneknows whom until tho chiefs deoide by vole who is to be Queen ofTonga Ofa whoso name meanBLove was betrothed while an infantto Goorgo and I think is the onewho will wear tho beautiful goldcrown just flnished and lying on itsorimson cushion in the palace Hun-dreds

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of pounds worth of jewelscapes clothing wines etc have juBtarrived on tho steamer whilo thedress was made for Lavinui therival of Ofa months ago Lavinuialso wears the lovely sapphire anddiamond ring presented to her bythe King

The wedding festivities nro ex ¬

pected to last a month and photographers are expected from Auck-land

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to picture the groat event andyour roaders will receive an accountof tho greatest event known iuTonga

A secret treaty has been enteredinto between Great Britaiu audthese islands that the flag of thegreat nation will not be hoisted unless Germany provoke3 it

The Free Ohuroh has just bad itsgroat event the money throwingYouug Rirls walk up the aisles ofthe church with large tin washbasins into which the natives throwtheir coin with a loud bang Thenames of each are nailed out by thereceiver and who has thrown in thomost cash receives loud cheersWhen tho basins aro filled they areemptied into a wash tub at thoKings side This thing keeps onall day among shouts and deafeningyells in Gods house till tho laatpenny is drawn from the poorheathen When it is put in sacksand carted to tho missionaryshouse no one but he does the count ¬

ing or spending it and they live inluxury while tho poor native whohas given his last cent from the saleof his copra goes home hungry withperhaps only ono vola and subjectto his name and feeling he has donohis duty I hear over 2000 hasbeen collected

I have lived in Hawaii and haveseon the natives robbed of landsand all they possessed but neversaw such business as money throw-ing

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as practised in the Friendly Islands Besides this ceremony eaohnative has to pay a shilling quarter-ly

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for being a member of the ohurohThen there iB a babies day whenmothers carry their infants to droptheir shillings in tho wqbL basinsMy heart bleeds for the gentlehearted uative who knows no teach ¬

ing but that of the missionarywhich is that it ia better for them togive than to reoeive

K McLennan

Union Band Concert

There was a magnificent gather-ing

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at the ooncert given in honor ofthe Janet Waldorf Co at the Ha-

waiian

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Hotel last evening Theband of tho 6th U S Artillery madequite a hit with its selections andwaa vooiferously and frequently ap-

plauded¬

It is roally a very goodregimental band and it is hopedthatHts performances will bo fre-

quent¬

During the evening PresidentDole aooompanied by his AideMajor Potter informally receivedGeneral Williaton and staff in theentrance hall of tho hotel

Subsoribe for Tub Independent 50cents per month

IT WAISTS

of

ew

For That Tired FeelingThat steals over you a tho days

work is ovir theres nothing elsead ood as a refreshing gHns ofRAINIER BEER It is the tonic youneed boats all tho medicine you cantakebriugson a sound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Snloon Phono 783

Por AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes NutB Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders et Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swisa and California CreamCheese PlacB your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

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ELECTION OF 0FFI0ER8

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OK1

c the Id I ntim Co operative OrocoryCo Limited the following otliceia wereelected to sorve for the ensuing year

Win McCandloBs PresidentF J Testa Vice PresidentJ I HumburK TroanurorE Tletjena SecretaryO B Gray AuditorThe nbovo officers with the two follow-

ing¬

named gentlemen constitute thu Boardof Directors F W Maofnriane and WWalters E T1KTJEN8

Honolulu April 27 I8OT Secretary118t lw

fHEFamily Theatre

J F POST MunagerW E SHARP Muaioal Director

TOJIM POSTS BIG BENEFIT

Tho Musical Farce Comedy

COMING ATTBAVTJONB On arrivalof Australia May 10th a new c mpanywill onen

Tho Hreatost Aggregation of VaudevilleTalent ever seen in Honolulu ut ono time

I Box Offlce opens at 10 a m flume 010

M44totmtmQ4WWmeM0Qmmwm

Hats

IP

WHISTS

The Largest Variety Ever Imported

VALUES GUARANTEED

Direct Importers

and Up-to-da- te Merchandise

Children Millinery Muslin

ORPHEUM

NIGHT

LTD

Muslin Bonnets Dainty Styles

acific Heights

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a supejb marine and scenio view stretching from Dia-mond

¬

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

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

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

The Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 760 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and ohoice will be allotted

according to tho number of applications

KfT Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetfjF Terms Easy

1130 tfWARING CO

FOB BALE

ROOMS PROGRESS BLOCK

AKGE NUMBER OF MONARCHYStamps Tel 716 1178

MIBB PKESOOXX

TVTUKSING BY THE DAY OB WEEKApply ut tho Queen Hotel

uvu iw

7 AND 8

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WA1PI0 PACKAGE EXPRESS

Will leave Waipahu at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays

Leave Honolulu from corner of Kingand Fort Streets fMoIntyren at 230r m same days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JAOKSON PropHfB lm

Subscribe for Tnn Independent50 cents per month

T

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BRUCE

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Havo on exhibition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mattings FtuiBat Braids Calabashes Etc

1172 School Street near Liliha ly

Loans NegotiatedBents UollcotedAppraisements Mado

Full Charge takenof Property forAbsentees

WILL E FISHERReal Estate Agent and Auotionkb

Stock and Bond BrokorOffice Corner Fort and Merchant StreotB

Honolnln H I P O Box 7051171 2m

CAUTION

THOSE CLAIMING LOTS UNALL Deeds or llecclpts in the OAHUCEMETERY arc requested to present evi ¬

dences of their Tiuo to David DaytonBtcrotury at his office on Merchant Street011 or before April 29 1899

All unsettled contracts or unclaimedLots will be sold a provided nnder Charter of the Association

DAVID DAYTON BeoretaryPer order of Board of Trustees

Jl

NEW ROAD CARTS

HARMS

These Vehicles are of the

latest styles and are extremely

opportune gifts of beauty and

usefulness Wrights is the

place to get your carriages

i

- at bovo

Telephone 92

tf3LJ

Hotel

cBast oobneb Port King Sts

Milwaukee

SURREYS PHAETONS

Honolulu Manufactory

IMPORTERS AND IN

rocenes ffoyisiohs anaNew and Fresh Goods received packet from California BuBtern

Btates and European Markets

Standard Ganaeu Vegetables Frails anfl FishSX3- j- Goods delivered to any part of the -

DANDRUFF KILLER DOES ITI

DOEB WHAT

rz 3- -

I1

T trVHY IT KILLS THE DANDRUFF

And saves the hair If von are troublrdwith Dandruff Prickly heat or any scalpor Bkln disease try a bottle of DAN ¬DRUFF KILLER it never falls to care

Sold by all Druggists and at Union Barbr Shop Remember the trade mark

the two faces beware of imitationF PAOHEOO

Solo ProprietorTelephone No fiMI lOfll tf

Metropolitan Meat Go

31 KING STREETa J ivamikb - Maiiauke

Wholesale andRetail

Wavy Contractors

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteedHOTEL STREET NEAR PORT

R09

5 C H

S KBOUSE Prop

ir Day f 2U0aP01AL MONTHLY RATES

M Bet ol Attendance the BestRltuallnnd the finest Menln in this City

LONG BRANCH BATBStVAIKIKIBEAOH - - Honolulu H I

0 J BHERWOOD Proprietorl T

There and air and tea and ikyWith breakers long give lullaby

King Street Tram Cara pass the doorLBdea awl children apeclalfy cqres for

msmrmvtiiiiitnitmJuvstajalM

THE CELEBRATED

Pabst

Beer

in BOTTLES and onDRAUGHT is servedin the

Royal PscsficAND

Garriago

SALOONS

nrr r TrarTTP O Box 145

DEALERS

reeby every

Gratii ofCity

TTCTTCPHONK

earth

Buninoso Carda

T MCOANTS STflWAET

Attorney at Lav

Has moved into Model Rlocte Fort Streetopposite Catholic Church

1100 1 m

DR SLOGGETT

PnyeioiAN and SuracoN

Beretania Street next to Queens HospitalgriiiindB

Ofce Hours 8 io 10 a m I to 3 and 7to 8r w Diseases of the Jiye Ear Noseand Throat Jutarrh 1112 If

A R ROWAT D V SGraduate of McGiM University Montreal

Has ljnd ten yeara practical experiencein the treatment of Ho se Cuttle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Inlands

Orders left ut Club or Panhoou Stableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 51C Fort Street Telephone 785

970 tf

DR WALTER HOFFMANNCornet Beretania and Punchbowl Street

Office Hours 8 to 10 a fc 1 to 8 r mj7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m

Tolephono 510 P O Box 501

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewriter Con-veyancer

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and Searcher ofBeoojus

No 15 Kaahumanu St eat

L O ABLES

General Business Real IFstate andFinanoial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu H I

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real JJjtaik Agent

230OiUce Bethel Street oyer the New

Model Restaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIbon Wobk

King Btreet Honolulu

ALLEN Si ROBINSON

Dkalees in Lumbub and Coal andBuildino Materials qy

All Kinds

Queen Ktrt Honolulu

ESTATE REGISTER

A Record of Honl and PersonalEstnto Transactions of Recordin tho Office of the Rugiutrur ofConveyances

CONVEYANCES

J Ana and husband of Honoluluto H P Baldwin of Haiku MauiWarranty Deed datml March 2189S1 considnrntion 250 recordedLuuh 27 1899 in L ber 189 folio

489 Oonvois It P 177G L C A1250 situate at iiouolulu in Miniaforesaid

Million and wife of Honoluluo John li Etnk Limited War ¬

ranty Deed dntd March 21 1899nnsHiHritioti 322 remit doii March

27 1899 in Liber 189 folio 190 ConVri8 B P 831 L 0 A 8211 w situ ¬

ate at Waipio Gun OahuMalauikapu and wifoet al of Ha

napope Kauai to Kipaui ot alof thn nam place Dead datpdAugust 10 1893 consideration 10recorded March 27 1899 in Liber189 folio 191 Conveys two piecesof laud situate at said Hauapnpe

Francie Gay Aubrey Bobinsonof Malsawuli Kauai to Kipaui ct alof Hanapepp Kauai Deed datedJuno 6 1898 conaideratiou S185recorded ftlarch 27 1899 in Liber189 folio 193 Couvty3 interest inL O A 92G5 situate at said Hanapepe

Kipani et al of Hanapepp Kauaito Kolnmona Kaivika of th sameplace Deed dated August 10 1898consideration 10 recorded March27 1899 in Liber 189 folio 193 Con ¬

veys luterest in laud situate at Kamakahiki in Kauai aforesaid

Kahanabookahi and husband ofHonolulu to W G Brash of thesame place Doed dated March 271899 consideration 2000 recordedMarch 27 1899 in Libor 191 folio122 Conveys B P 2391 L O A82FL situate at Kuwtli in saidHonolulu

Wm H Pain of Honolulu to WF HeilhroUjOftbeaarna place Deeddated March 27 1899 consideration6750 recorded March 27 1899 in

Liber 191 folio 123 Convojs a por-

tion¬

of tiraut 3777 situate on Punch-bowl

¬

Hill in said HonoluluA A Montano and wife of Hono

lulu to J H Schnack of the sameplace Deed dated March 21 1899consideration 3000 recordedMarch 27 1899 in Liher 191 folio124 Conveys Grant 3760 situate atICalthi in said Honolulu

Jas Harvest ot al of Molokai toK Paaweln of Honolulu Deeddated August 1 1898 consideration

100 recorded March 27 1899 inLiber 191 folio 125 Conveys inter-est

¬

in B P 2394 L C A 82FLsituate at Kuwili to said Honolulu

LEASES

P Hoolapa k of North KonaHawaii to T Kauda M Umeda ofthe same place Dtted March 101899 term 25yoirs from date rent-al

¬

60 per annum recorded March27 1899 in Liber 185 folio 383 Conveys Li U A 029 siiuatb at Jdonuaula in said North Kona

L L MeCaodless of Honolulu toLau Tont of the same place DatedMarch 21 1899 term 5 vears fromApril I 1899 rental 1080 pr anuum reoorded Miroh 27 1899 inLiber 185 folio 384 Conv vs aportion of part 1 of B P 1647 LC A 585 Bituate at corner of Nuuanu and Pmiabi streets in saidHonolulu

Claua Sprockets of Sau FranciscoCalifornia to Wailuku Sugar CoDated July 15 1893 term 10 yearsfrom August 1 1893 rental 584 60per annum recorded March 27 1899in Liber 185 folio 885 Couveys 27pieces of Konohiki land situate atWailuku Maui

Claus Sprecliels of San FranciscoCalifornia to Wailuku Sugar CoDated February 1 1895 term 8yrsrental 10 per annum reuordedMarch 27 1899 in Libor 185 folio887 Conveys a piece of Konohikiland situate at Wailuku Maui

Jas Auld of Honolulu to YauLee of thn same place DatedMarch 27 1899 term 10 years fromJanuary 1 1899 rental 30 per an ¬

num recorded Maroh 27 1899 inLiber 185 folio 888 Conveys apiece of land situate at Kakaako insaid Honolulu

Trustees Estato of O H Wetmoreto Hilo Suar Co Dated Month 211899 terra 15 years from July 118M8 rental 45 per annum record ¬

ed March 281899 in Liber 185 folio889 Convoy ten acres of laud situ ¬

ate at Punahoa 2 Hilo HawaiiTrustees Bdate of M Molnfruy

to Knn Lee Wai Go Dated March27 1899 term 25 years from daterental 10 per annum reoordedMaroh 29 1899 in Liber 185 foJio391 ConveyH B P 1020 L O A4216 and B P 2010 L O A 4232Bituato at Kaneohe KoolaupokoUalui

Latest styles iu Shirt Waists atSachs

12 12TWELVE

Useful articlesFOR THE KirGHEN

For 100 or 10 Ceats

FOR A SINGLE ONE

You can make your own

assortments See them in ourBig- - Window

In a few days we will dis

play a new

BLUE FLAME

OIL STOYE

Which has no superior andinvite you to come and in-

spect¬

it

ft W D1M0ND CO

LIMITED

SOLE AGENTSGiiroey deniable Refrigerators

AND

Jewel Stoves

UST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest

Musical Instrumentslutohtvrps GultarB Violins Etc

Also a now invoice of the Coiobrated

11

Specially manufactured for the tiopicaSclimate second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD

J the Hawaiian IslandB during the lastyears -

MVAY8 ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GGOD8AND

General Merchandise

o the choicest European and Ameri-can

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ears Ale Wines taquorsAT MOST rEASONADLK PRI0K8

Kd HOFFSOHLAKQBKOOCorner Kinc Bethel Streets

THAT MAN IS FKTJGAL ANDCONTENT INDEED WHO FINDSFOOD SOLACE PLEASURE IN AWEED

Koto the followinc POPULAR BRANDSof our imported

E AVAlsrA O I GARSDirect from the Footories

Napoleon the First Caballeroa size 100 ina boxNapolHon tho First Camellas Bize 100 in aboxAfrioano Conchas Seleotas 60 in a box

Joakey Club ion in a boxDeimonleos 25 in a boxDelrnoutes 25 in u box

Adeiina 1atti Esplondidos e in a boxPro idtn es 25inatnxOasandra Regalia G oriosa CO In a box

LiTravJata Regalia Nou Puriel 100 iu aboxHenry Clay Cornelias 50 in a box

Brftanosi Finos 50 In a boxBook Co su in a boxH Upmann CnsniopolUanos BO n a boxAl zander Hurnbolt ParHicus 50 in a box

Ropubllcanos 50 ina boxR Fulton Conchas Espeolales 50 in a box

Recuerdos 25 in a boxLa Intlmidad do Antoniuo Caruncho 50in a rioxLa Espanola Elegantes 25 in a bux

All of which we oiler Inunit hPICfirAT unrnu Q1 rn2TRADE Respecifullv

LEWIS CO111 PORT BTREET TELEPHONE 240

W W W W W WI GET IT AT Jl

WATEEHOUSES SI ml

I

A SPASM OF JOYIn seen in the faces of the patroue of this torowhon theyboo the handsome line of

Crockery and Glasswara L

THERE AREALWAYS

New fresh Groceries of thePUEE FOOD grade in our

Grocery Department Wo arealways on the alert to serveyou with the best of everythingthat theAmerican and European Markets

can produce

Wdverley Block BetM S

I

j

in 1851 in 1898 f5 --M M M M M M

LIMITED

I

I

Groceries HardwareGrockery

Established Leaders

mtPINACO

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Cnl

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U H A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf Notional Cane Shredder

Now York U b A

N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Cat

RIRDDN IRON IOCOMOTIVEWORKS

5R2 tf Snu Francisco Cal

n G- - Irwin GoJjIMITE

Win G Irwin President tvi MuiinfiClaus Spreckels nt

W M Giffard Secretary TreasurerM H WhitneyJr Auditor

SUGAR FACTO KSAND

AOKNTB O TUB

Qcoauic Steamship GumpyOf Run FrannUco fin I

HIGH PRICESWill as usual be the result of

This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is called to the benefits en- -SdTbymSTliVSoriberdto tho PALAM A CO ¬

OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD haBgroceries at a little advance on San Franclsto prices credit to subscribers to theness returned to subscribers every 0 mouthsprobablo increase in value of shares witha liberal discount oir monthly bills Andbecause subscribers can either tell tlioirtharos or lako groceries to their amountif yon want to withdraw or go away

PJoaso consider thn above and call ornccress Palama Co operative Grocery CoL d for a share or for further informationPar value of shares iJ25 or If 12 50 onlybflng required to btoomn a subscriberrfilephone 755 n2p t

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO ttd121 Queen Street

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIRES AND ROLLER BEARING AXLES

070 tf

Bruce Waring Co

Ksai Estate DealersC03 Fort St near King

Building lotsHouses and Lots andLands Fob Sale

Bmr-- Parties wishing to dispose of tniiProperties ae invited to rail on m

y

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