Circular Letter. - eVols

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Our process ofConverting Merchandise

a Into Gold

Is worth Investigating.

Vol. VI. No. 1257.

HILO'S WHARF USED

Gradually tbo uao of tbo wharfon tho other eido of Hilo bay isbecoming apparent Bays the Ha-

waii Herald. Tho Kilauon Honwas tho first stotmor to make naypractical ueo of it when she dis--'chargod n cargo there somemonth ago. Thon the Kiaau nsedit when it was neopaenry to gotback to Honolulu in time for thoraces ou Juno 1Kb.

Bat whon tho Kiuau tiod up tothe wharf tho public bolievod itsuaos would bo limited to tho ial-n- nd

steoraerd or smnll 'ailing craft;a sailing vessel from San Fran- -

would hardly take thoof dunig until a(cisca was constructed by tbo

Onco again thi publicwas mistaken for the barkontiueUnole John now lie nt tho wharfand is discharging a cargo of lum-

ber for H. Hnckfold & Co., thefirst basinoas firm t? uao tho newboat lauding manka of the ship'swharf. There aro iu the harborfor this firm three lumber voaselsand in order to test tbo coat of discharging lumber at the wharf thocaptain of tho Uncle John waspersuaded to tio up to tho struc-

ture. So far the experiment hasbeon entirely satisfactory for,though the barkentioe rolls a littio with tho swell, the work ofdischarging is being quickly donoand the lumber is placed in Hackfold's vnrd in an oxcollent condilion freo from wet and sand andat tho samo coat us if donorafting from the vessel to thoshoro.

Hackfeld & Co. are well satis- -

fied with their experiment in dis-

charging tho Uncle John at the' , whaif and it in probable other

tossoIb in their lino will boiu tho earn? way whon

i tho weather is satisfactory. Inrough or even slightly roughweather tho wharf would bo use-

less to vessels heavily loadedtoo of tho bulwarks is

' juat below tho edgo of the wharfand thoro ia gruat dancer of dam-n- an

whon tho vesaol rolls and fowcaptains will tako the resposi

. bility of injury to their ships.

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Evening BulletinTO PUSH THE RAILROAD

Herbert B. Gohr, tho recentlyoloctod president of the Hilo andKohala Railway Company, loft intho Coptio this morning. Mr.Gehr said previous to his depart-ure that he expected to mootWade J. Browno, who, will bo thogeneral manager ol tho Toad, inSan Francisco.

"If Mr. Browno is not roady toroturn to tho islands immediately,I shtll como back on tho firststaamor with a corps of engineers.Work ou the railway will beginimmediately. My future head-quarters will be ia Honolulu andHilo, and tho people of Hawaiiwill very soon eoo with what dogroo of good faith and good back-lu- g

we havo ontorod into this workof railroad construction.

"Since tho granting of our char-tor- ,

many paoplo have asked 'howmuoh did you give" thetn?' intimating that wo had paid tho Dil-lingham Thurston Company towithdraw its obiootion to our char- -

tor. I want to Bay emphaticallythat we have not paid tho othercompany acont or had any financialdoalings with thorn in any way."

HONOLULU PLANTATION ROW

A white steward of tho hospitalat Honolulu plantation got into arow with a Japanese laborer thiamorning and, hitting him ovorthohead, cut open his scalp. ThoJapanese went to hia comradesand soon a hundred and fifty wcroafter tbo steward. Ho was captured in a houeo whero ho badgone to hide and might havo boonkilled bat for tho interventionof the manager and luuns. Dr.McGrow wont down to dress thewound of tbo Japanose uud hasjust returned to town a9 theIS ulletin goes to presa.

Mrs. Gunn leaves for Kauai to-

day to spond threo weeks of hersummor vacation. She will visitwith tho Gays at Makawoli andtogether with thorn, will go toLibue later on.

Circular Letter.Messrs. J. T. Waterhouse de

sire to notify their customersVand correspondents that on Junef 1st, lotiu, tneip urocery ana ppo

m m w

vision ousiness was aosoroeaand taken over by Henry May Zt

Co., Ltd., and the Hardware andCrockery departments by thePacific Hardware Co., Ltd.

As our Messrs. Waterhousewill continue to be identified withthe Corporations named, we desire, in thanking the public andour patrons for past favors, torequest a continuance of theirgood will to the Corporationssucceeding us, and of which weare members.

The Grocery and Provisionbusiness will be continued at ourrkwcftnt &fanri. Bethel street, andthe Hardware andCrockery stockwill be moved to the stores ofthe Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.,Bethel street. (Signed),

J. T. WATERHOUSE.Dated Honolulu, May 28th, 1899.

H. I., JUNE 27, 1899.

NEWS OF CAMP

Artillery Men Will Practice on

Rifle

Who Hid a Lova Affair

Going On al Pearl Harbor Per-

sonal Notes.

Local

Deserter Survey

Privato Frederick Bryan, Bat-tor- y

N, wob discharged Thursdayhaving oomploted threo years' service with Unole Sam Ho will not

ist again, but expects to in

in Honolulu, as he has thepromise of a position as a mount-ed policeman.

Tho post commander, Major Sa-

muel M. Mills, with CaptainsAdam Slakor, Charles B. Satter-lo- o,

and First Lieut. D. W. Kot-cha- m,

Gth Artilleryroado a trip to l'oarl Harbor lastweek, Monday, which it is supposed was to iook up a proper suetor tho erection of pormanent bar-racks and quarters for a mditarypost.

Frivato Forest E. Youngs, Bat-tery I, Gth Artillery, was tried lastThursday by a general court mar-tial at on thoserious charge of desertion. Itsooms that Youugs had all at oncobocomo vory much dissatisfiedwith tho army and its ways. Thiscombined with a love making af-

fair caused him to notify his cap-tain that ho intonded to desert tboservico of tho Uuited States. Thocaptain upon being informed ofthis had Youngs immediatelyplaced in confinement and chargespreferred upon him tor desertion.It waa learned on trial he pleadedcuiltv to tho charge Tho proceedings of tho court will be sentto California lo be acted upon bythe department commander, MajorGonoral W. R. Shaftor, U. S V.

Captain Stephen M. Foote, whowas recently promoted fromtheFourth ArtiUory, has been nssign-e- d

to tho Sixth Artillery and incommand of Battery N, stationedat this po3t. Ho has boon orderedto join hia battery at onco and itia expected that ho will arriveabout tho latter part of thia month.

In the emergeucy rations tortroops operating for short periodsunder circumstances which

thorn to dopand upon suppliea carried upon their parsons,tho component parts will horo-afte- r

consist of the following: Ba-

con 10 oz., hard bread 1G oz , peameal 4 oz., or an equivalent ma-

terial for making soap, coffee,roasted or ground, 2 oz., or tea

You Will Find the Bulletin.

HONOLULU, TUESDAY,

McKINLEY

Quartermaster,

Cornp.McKinley

oz , saccharine 4 grains, salt J oz.,Dopper oz., tobacco l, oz.

it in

There aro seven hundred andthirty-on- e enlisted men in thoUnited HtatoB army at tho presentthat have served continuously fortwenty years and four hundredothers that have served continu-ously for twonty-fiv- e years.

Tho Reverond Loalio Morganassisted by the Young Pooplo'sChristian Eodoavor Socioty ofHonolulu, gavo an interesting en-

tertainment Inst Thursday nightin tho ohurch, near KapiolauiPark, for tho bonofit of thosoldiers of CarapMcKiuley.

Tho baseball team of Battery A

haaan undofcatod record up todato,as thoy havo played three gamosand been victorious in all or. tliem.Tho last garao was with tho Artil-lery team of tho league who werodefeated by tbo Ecoro of fifteen toten at Makiki park last Tuosday.

The small arms target practicefor the Artillery Battalion willcommence Monday, July 3rd, atthe rill e rango of tho HawaiianNational Guard. Tho battorieswill Bboot in order of rank of thocaptains, and will be marched toand from tho range. There willbo no practice in tho afternoon.Battorv I will be the first to shootas Captain Slakor is tho seniorcaptain of this battalion. FirstLieut. D. W. Koloham, Gth Artillery, has boen rango officer, andthe Quartorraaator's departmentunder his direction will furnishtho necessary matorial to keep thorango in shapo and the targots inropair.

Continued on Pago G.

BODY LYING IN STATE

Remains of Queen Dowager Clothed In

Coronation Robes.

Hundreds of Loyal Subjects View Remains ol

Honored Dea- d- Guard of Honor from

the Government.

The body of the late QueenDowagor Kapiolani is lying inEtato iu the private reception roomon the second floor nt Pualoilani,Waikiki, today. At i o'clock, thodoors will bo closed to visitors.Ever sinco 9 o'clock this morningthoro has been a perfect stream ofnatives and othors calling at Puu- -

leilaui.Tbo body is dressed in tho cos-

tume worn by tho Quoou at hercoronation. Tbo Ealakaua ordoris the only decoration. Aroundtho head is a soft draping ofwhito lace. Tho pall used at thelying in state of tbo body of KingEalakaua has bcou placed on thebier. Spread out on either sidoaro tho ahuulas or feather capesof tho Queen and hanging downtbo sides are tho feather leis orleihulus used by members of theRoyal family.

On either sido of tbo bior standfour kahili boarors and at tbo fourcorners aro tho mombors of theguard of honor. Tho kabili bear-ers aro retainers of tbo Qacen.Sitting near the head are two na-tive girls, each With a email ka-

hili. Everyone jn the room wearsa feather capo. '

At tho vory hoad is the largetabu stick used at the time of thecoronation of KW Kalakaua andtho lato Quocu Dowagnr. At thefoot aro two otuor tabu sticks.smaller in size. On oither sideof tho bier and baok of tho kahilibearers aro threo largo kahilis,tho property of tho lato Queen.

Ou thu other side of tho roomtoward Diamond Head aro a largenumber of pnlina artistically setand distributed among thco artseveral largo kahilis. Near theseare two crowns of flowers, ono ofwhito carnations and maiden hairand tho other of marigolds. Thowhole room is very beautifullydocorated.

Tho entrance is from tho frontof tho houso and visitors aro expected to pass through tbo roomto tho email back porch and thondown tho steps to the largo recep-tion room wboro a guard of honorof four HawaiianB in feathorcapes, stands in a perfect bower offlowers arranged in differont do-sig-

by tho many ladios who arein charge of the work.

Out in the yard a largo numberof chairs and benches and standing around aro several HawaiianBiu feather capos whoso duty it is toattend to tho visitors. Policemenaro stationed about at variouspoints to see that all is well.

Col. Soper and Major Potter,making up a guard of honor fromtho Government, arrived at Pualoilani at 9:30 o'clock. Col. Sopertook his position iu tho largorocoption room whilo Major Pottor was stationed at the foot of thebier.

It might bo stated horo that thuarrangement of tho bior is according to nor own wishes, bno wanted to bo dressed in her coronationdrees and left command to havoarranged about her, hor loihuluaand ahuulas as well as her own ka-

hilis. Shoaleo expressed tho wishthat during the first day of lyingin stato hor faithful retainerswave tho small kahilis over horbody.

Tho pall that is to bo used willbo finished Thursday. This willbo of black velvet and will beartho Queen's own crest.

Tauicht nativo singers will singthe kanikau or mourning songs oftho dead Quoon.

Tho body will not loi in etatotomorrow.

Tho baudthe groundsafternoon.

is playing dirges ount Pualoilani this

On To Manila, a comploto his-

tory of tho operations of Amorio-au- B

in Manila can bo obtained attho Bulletin office.

MEETING NOT PROGRAMMED

What Lawyers Say About Statements In

Horning Paper.

"Prc4ram" Could Have Been Carried Out

If Necessary Resolution and How At-

torneys stood On It.

Thoro has beon quite a foelingcreated among tho lawyers of thecity over the publications in thomorning paper in regard to thomeeting of the members of theBar and tho ovidont attempt toridiculo tho proceedings. Soveralattorneys have boon soon abouttho matter and havo stated theitopinions in no uncertain terms.Thia is what Attornoy Humphrevs, ono of tho mon identifiedwith the call for tho meeting oftbo members of tho Bar, has toBay:

"Tho organization of a Bar As-

sociation has beon broodod ovorfor tho past threo years but noono seems to have boon willing totake tho initiative

"Tho call for tho mooting of tholiar to organize an association obpublished in tho papers last weekwas tho result of suggestionsmado by W. R. Castle, ono of thooldest members of tho Bar, on thoday of tho opening of tbo Supremo Court

"No member of tho Bar presontat the mooting Saturday aftornoonbad any ulterior purpose or de-

sign whatever."In all communities tho sizo of

Honolulu thu lawyers have a BarAssociation whore questions ofpructice, ethics, legislation pend-ing or proposed, aro fully discussed.

"Such associations are calculated to preserve tho entiontocor- -

diale betwoon members of tho Barand tho Courts and aro reallyconducive to the administration ofjustice

"When tho moeting was calledI had no thought or iuoa that anyresolutions upon any particularsubject would be discns'cd

"It had occurred to mo thatsoveral questions of practicemight bo proporly diAOUsaed bythe aaaooiation aud I personallyintonded to bring thess matters totho attention of tho Bar.

"Inasmuch as the matter cameup for diacusaion I dosiro to saythat I am uoartily in favor of theresolutions offored by Mr. Gearand I also bolievo that a largo ma-

jority of tho Bar favor tho adoption of the resolution.

"As to the constitutional ques-tions involved in tho decisions oftho Supreme Coart whioh havelatoly beon handed down, I do notbeliovo they will bo discuasod bytbo Bar as an association.

"Individually, they havo ex-

pressed themselves in regard tothoBO decisions in a communication or potition nddroBsed toPresident McKinley. That hasbeon signed by a majority of theHonolulu Bar (as 1 am informed)aud I might say further that thesubscribers to that potition represent about oighty per cent oftho praotico dono in tho Islands

"ltio lawvers wlioso names aresubactibed to that communicationaro tho peers of any of the members of the Hawaiian Judiciaryiu learning, ability, integrity andhigh oharaoter.

"I am not one of tho individualswho beliovo that neither laymennor lawyers havo tho light tooritioizo tho courts when suchcriticism is fair and respectfuland I hope that tho day will notcomo whon I shall bo bo wantingiu common manhood as to fail toavail myself of the privilego whichis accorded every freeman in afreo country.

"I do not hesitate to do onrecord ob speaking my oppositionto life tenuro of judges or my op-

position to thcao provisions in theHoubo and Sonato bill whioh pro-vides that our presont judgesshall servo nut theirconstitutionaltonuro of ofiico.

Attorney George U. Goar, thoman who introduced tho rosolu- -

Continued on Pago 1.

An Ad. in the BulletinIs a Money Brlngcr.Gives BetterReturns on Your Money

Thnn Sugar Stocks.

Price 5 Obntb.

HILO AND KOHALA RAILWAY

Charter lias Been Slgrel by Presi-

dent and Ministers.

Now In Hands or Minister or Interior A

Resume of Charter as Changed Recntl;and Granted Yesterday.

The following is a roaumo oftho Ililo and Kohala Railroad Co.charter as amonded recently andgranted at a meeting of the Cabi-n- ot

yoterday:Wndo J. Browno. Herborl B.

Gehr, Thomas Rain Wnlkor, Fran-cis M. Swanzv, Gardner K. Wild-o- r,

John S. Walker and J. WalterJonos and their associates andsuccessors ennstituto tho Kohalaand Hilo Railway Company.

Tho charter is for tho term offifty years.

The company baa fulj powerand authority to build construct,maintain and operate railroads tobo operated by steam, olectricityor other motive powor on theIsland of Hawaii from Hilothrough that district and tho dis-tricts of Hamakua and Kohala toKawaibaoorothorBcaports in Ko-hala.

It may purchase, o;vn, devolop,soil, leaso or othorwiao deal inland on said lsiaud of Hawaii except town lots along the linos ofthu railroad.

In connection with its said busi-ness and for tho purposes nbovosot forth it may possess and doalin and with shares, loss than amajority, of other iucorporatodcompanies.

Tho capital stock di-

vided into five liuudrod'ubarea oftho par valuo of ono hundred dol-lars, with tho riuht to extond thesamo to 810,000,000.

Issno of bonds may bo mado tocancel or consolidate any existingdebt or formor issuo of bonds tosecure tho repayrocut of moneyborrowod by tho company mayspecify tbo particular property se-

cured for tho payment of suchbond', or may bo general uponall the property of thocompauy.

Tho corporation is vested withall tho rights, powers, privilogeaand immunities whioh nownro or may hereafterbo socared to joiut corpor-ations by tho law governingtho Hawaiian subject,however, to tho charter and tosuch conditions and restrictionsas now are or horeaftor may beimposed by tho general laws gov-erning tho Hawaiian Islands.

The main office is to bo in Ho-nolulu.

The cbartor was sinned by thoProsidout and tho Minister oftho Foreign Affairs and Financeand the Attorney Genornl yostor-da- y

afternoon and is now in thohands of tbo Minister of tho In-terior.

llkry Corporation.It is said that the Umuo Rakory

will bo incorporated. Tho plan isto havo a two-stor- y building on thoprosont site with reHiaurnnt below,privato diuiug rooms abovo. Pro-minent business men aro said tobo tho backers.

An aucion salo of llouomuSugar Co. stock will tako plrcoat 12 noon, Saturday, July 1, inMorgan's auotiou rooms, Queenstreet. Seo page 8.

A PURt ORAPI CRCAM Or TARTAR MWO

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Highest Honors, World's Falldold Medal, Midwinter FairAtoIiI Baking l'owilcn oonUlalBfalum. They are Injurlou to taaaltk

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THli EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., JUNE 27, 1899.

JUST .A.III'VEiD.A Large

Bedroom Sets--A.3STD I

Iron BedsteadsCity Furniture Store,

Telephone 816. Lovo Building, ftU-S- SO Port St.

Fraternal Directory.

HAEMONY LODGE No. 8,I. O. O. F.,

Moots, ovory Monday cvonlng nt 7:30,In Harmony Hall, King utrcot.

J. I). MoVKIflH, N. a.E. It. HENDRY, Secretary.

All visiting brothois vory cordiallyInvltod.JHY8TIO LODGE No. 2, K.of P.,

Meets every "Wcilm-wln- evening nt7:30 o'clock, Castlo llnll, Fort utroet."Visiting brothers cordially Invited toftttenri.1015 A.K. MURPHY, K. II. S.HONOLULU "OHAPTER NoM,

II. A. M.,Moots ovory tlilnl Thursday ovonlng InSfaaontoTomplo. All visiting compan-ions cordially Invited.

A. V. GILFILLAN, II. P.J. I). TUCKER, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMANDERYNo 1. K. T.

MoeU In Masonic Teinplo on tho secondThursday ovonlng of each month. AllVisiting Sir Knlght-- s courteously Invited.

HENRY 11 COOPER, K. CJ. P-- TUCKKK,

OAHU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Moots overy Tliurwlay ovenlng at theirCastlo Hall, 420H Fort street, at 7:31).

Monitors of Mystic Lodgo No- - 1!, andvisiting brothers, cordially Invited.

(5. n. WARD, C. C.E.H.KILHEY,

1019 K. of It. and S.

COURT LUNALILO No. 0G00,A. 0. P.,

Meets every tlrst and third Friday, atK.of P. Hull, Fort street. A cordialnvltatlon Is extended lo visiting broth-

ers. Por ordor C. It.V. A. l'ETTER,

1023 Secretary.

NUUANU OHAPTER ROSEOROIX,

No.l.A. & A.S.R.Meets the Hist Tliurwlay In each month,At Masonic Toinplo. Sojourning andvisiting brothers cordially Invited to at-

tend all meetings.W. M. FItANK 11. AVERBACH.

AIJ.AN H. SOHIMOKOUIt, Secretary.

HAWAIIAN LODGE No. 21,F. AND A. M.

Masonic Temple, N. E. corner Alike and Hotel Sti.Stated meetings, llrst Monday each

month. Special meeting?, when eallod(will be notod In this spacoj.

Alombors Lodgo Lo Progres, l'liclflc1Odgo, and all sojourning bretliron corUally invltod.

ED. I. SPALDING. W. M.K. K. G. WALLACE. Secretary.

KAMEHAMEHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A. & A.-- . S. It.'.Moots at Masonlu Temple tho fourthThursday in each month. Sojourningand visiting brothors aro cordially In-

vited to attend all meotings,V.'. M.'. FItANK 11. AUERBACH.

CLAKF.NCK L. CBABBE, Secretary.

LODGE LE PROGRE8 DEL'OOEANIE,

No. 124, A. &A. S.Rito.Stated meotings on tho Inst Monday of

jach month, in Its hall, Masonic Temple,GEO. CAM1TON, W. M.

TO. P. JOHNSON, Secretary.

SEO. W. DnLONG POST No.45, G. A. R.,

Department of California and Novada,oieota at Hartnony Hall, King street,nrsl Thursday ovonlng or overy monthSojourning comrades aro cordially Invltod to attend.

L. L. LaPIERRE, P. C.JA3. T. COPELAND, Adjt.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Lovo Illock, Fort street. Heading loomopen day and ovonlng for reading andsocial intorcourso. Regular meotingsFriday, 7:30 p. m. Visiting Scotsmenispoclally welcomo at all times.

OEO. L. iiAhb, Chlof.VLEX. It. KENNEDY, Secretary.

ENSIGN WORTH JJAGLEYGARRISON,

No. 171,Regular Army and Navy Union of theUnited States of America, meets atHarmony Hall, King streot, ovory

and fourth FrliUy In each mouth.Visiting comrades are cordially Invltod.

MARCUS H. SAUNDERS,Commandor.

J. E. Shoahaii, Adjutant.

THE WAVERLEY CLUB.Organised 1897.

Waverloy Illock ; ontrunro on Iletholnroet. Flics of standard magazines andperiodicals; lending library; billiard,pool and card tables for f roe use of mom-bor- a.

Arrangomonts for transient visit-ors. Entranco feo J1.25; monthly dues,In adwuico, ?1. Rooms opon froin8a, in.to 11 p. m. every day.

A. V. OEAR, President.JAMES T.COPELAND.nocordlngSoo'y.ALLEN II. SCRIMC3EOUR, Fin. Soo'y.

1205

If you want a nico rubber tirohack with a caroful driver ring upOlob Stablo Haok Stand Tol. 81!),and Tfo guarantoo yon will bosatisfied,

Assortment of

OLYMPIA BEERIs an exlillimtlng bever.ige.

Taken In moderation its medicinal proper-

ties tend to regulate land- - keep the system

In good, working order. The brewery

Is situated at Olyinpia, Washington

State, In proximity to the far famed Turn

Falls, the water of which contains sever-

al Important spedal qualities necessary to

the manufacture of wholesome beer.

Larry II. Ie of the Hoffman Bar, cor

ner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, has the sole

retail agency for the OLYMPIA BEER

and would be glad to have the public call

and pass judgement.

Barbers.

Notice.Having returned and etaHIheil myself at the

European Shaving Parlor, Merchant street, oppositeJudd BulMlng. I with to call the attention of my oldcustomer and new ones v ho. with to favor us withtheir trade.

M A. P1XOTO.Formerly of the.L'nlon

Has opened business In the

OIUMIKUM 1JI0;C'K,With n first-cla-

IBaxToex SItaorp.The patronJRe of old friends and the puHIc

Is respectfully solicited, ",315

SilentBarber Shop.

Arlington Illock, - Hotol Stroot -Joseph Fernandez. Prop'r

NO HOMESHOULD HE WITHOUTA SUPPLY OFDANDRUFF KILLERON HANI)

It has boeonio vory popular, and Isbolngusotl by both sexes. A Hiiro cure forilniidruir, prltkloy boat, and nil skindlsoasos. Sold by all druggists, and atunion mruer snop. Komomlxir thotradomark, "tho two facos." liowaroof Imitations.

F. PAOHECO,Tel- - ni). Solo Proprietor.

Boxing TaughtB-Y-

MARTIN DENNY

Champion light weight of Australia, atLong Branch, Walklki.

Terms reasonable. Given on application I23j-t- f

W.H.SEA,TEACHER OF

Guitar, Mandolin, Zither,and Ukulele.

Orders to bo loft" 'are of Wall, NicholsCo. I'i IS

Piano TaughtIn Six Months

New, quick method. Terms $5 permo. Special attention to adult begin-ners. Address "MUSICIAN," Bulle-tin office. 1234BiBBMnBaBiiBnBiBiK

MANUEL NTJNE8,Manufacturer of

Guitars, Ukuleles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship anil Material Guaranteed. RepalnnSpecialty.

1130 :: No. 2I0K KINO ST

Jose ilc Esplrilo MsKins; street, - to doors telow I'untlibowl strtel,

MANUFACTURER Of

Guitars, : XJltulolote,TARO PATCH flDDLES,

Workmanship ar . material EuaranltcJ. Repalrlnia specialty.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Orplieum Thcutro tonight.Cyclono Cnruerrin nro tlio best

and cbenpost."Wheels routed; J. J. Riohnrd-son- ,

Hotel street.Orpheum eeutn onu bo bookfd

by ringiuR up Tcloolione No. 510.American Aloaacngcr Horvicc-Alacoiii-o

Toinplo. Tulcphoneiii.

Honolulu MesBongor Service de-

livers messngos and packages.Telophono378.

Coraploto pictorial history ofmilitary operations in tho PnciOcis given in On To JVIamla.

Eor enle four handsome oilpuiutinyH, also a Reminptou type-wiite- r.

Seo For Salo column.Dr. Posey, spooiftlist for Eye,

Ear,. Throat and Nose diseasesand Catarrh. Masonic Temple.

Tho second asBessment of 10 percout ou tho Maunalei Sugar Co.'sntoclc is due ou July 1st. SeeNow Tod 1 .

The commencement at tho Kamehameha School for Girls tonight is not a public one, invitationa have been issued.

Simplicity, lightness, durabilityand tho road to happiness is tobo found with a Tribuno bicycle.Agent, D. E.Whitman.

H. 13. Qchr of tho Hilo andKohula Railway left in tho Copu.Ibis morning ou business connectrd with tho scheme.

Meeting of the Amateur Or-

chestra at tho usual hour nodplaco this evening. There will 1.

a rehearsal of music for tl.tFourth of July exorcises.

Do you liko to drink pure whisky? Thon if you do coll for"A. A." Jcbso Mooro at any of thosaloons. Lovejoy fe Co., distribu-tors for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Tho Qoldon Rule Bazaar roccived ex Alameda a big lot ofCotton, Silk and Bunting Flags,Drcorativo Tissue Papers, RedWhite and Bluo Cotton Bunting,Shields, elc. Prices always right.

New Englnnd Bakery it CandyCo., Hotel streot manufacture ufine lino of bread, naslrv. wedding cakes, ico creams, shorbetsand candies finest in tho oitvand prices very low. Telephone74. J. Oswald Luttkd, Manager.

Evidently the nolico havo beentold to keep their eyes open forbioyclo thieves. A native boywbb "held up" by a policomnn attho comer of Hotel and Fortstreets laEt ovenmg and it was notuntil ho had given a good expla-nation as to where ho got hiswheel that ho was allowed to goon.

Miss H. Paulino Dinan intondsopening business as a fashion-abl- o

milliner in J. J. Egan's drygoods store. A varied and slyl-is- b

elook of bats will bo on viow.Mies Dinan in conjunction withher sister has long conducted asimilar establishment in SaoFrancisco and intends this to be abranch store. Seo New Today.

Catholic Uiinavolant HOclaly.At a raeoling of tho Cat hoi io

Benevolent Socioty held last eve-ning, organization was completed.The following officers wero electedto servo during Iho ensuing year:

President, A. S. Humphreys;first vice president, J. A. Thomp-son; second vico prosidont, M. A.Gousalvoe; recording secretary,J. F. Eckhardt; financial secreta-ry, A. W. Seabury; treasurer, A.L. Murphy; sergeant-alarms- , P.Mclnorny; Members Board ofDirectors Wm. Irving, J. J. Sublivan, J. W. Macdonald, B. Guer-rero, JuliiiB AbIi, G. II. Huddyand J. Santos.

Trlnni;l LHvmry fllllb.Thero va9 a verv good meeting

of the Trianglo Luc-- ary club intho Y. M. O. A. last evening.Thero was a full attendance. Thoaffirmative side in the debate ou"Shall wo cromato our dood" putforth tho best arguments. R. O.Axtoll gave a roadiup, J. E. Davisa violin solo, R. Weodon a read-in- g

and W. G. Hall an address.At tho next meeting, to bo heldJuly 1C, there will bo a generaldiscussion ou parliamoutary pro-cedure as woll as mi interestingprogram,

."WTOnnywwv

CIIAS. D. WALKER,Designer mi Builder of Hleh-Gu- d

Yachts, Boats and Launches!Worki, 691 KINO ST.

P O Boi 6). Telephone 760.

A Light, Mild Beer is agood thing to tie to. It is ahousehold necessity.

Perhaps you havo nevertried Kainier Becr'J

Every household shouldhavo it. Tho whole familywill enjoy ii.

For Sale by All Dealers.

FiftyNewDesks

Book Cases, Letter Files,Document Files, Press Stands,Chairs, Stools, &c, of all stylesand prices, just received ex thebark "Mohican," and placed onsale at our warerooms on Queenstreet. We are prepared to outfityour office complete. Our newstock contains some of the verylatest and te time-snvin- g

devices for business men. Calland be convinced.

Hcnr Wains & Co

Of .'ice, Queen Street.TELEPHONE ju.

WE CAN SUPPLY

Bank Fixtures,OifficePartitions

AND

Store CountersIn New andElegant Designs

Lewers & Cooke,FORT ST.

Wall

Paper W

Latest styles. A largeinvoice just received.

Wilder & Co., Ltd.1231

nYYNKWS, ADVEIVriSKMKNT AND

General WriterBUSINESS AGENT.

II4J KinrjSt FT 0. Box 93.

ZMIxs. TsTolf.Late o( San HWIsco, has openeJ

DKESSMAKING ROOMSSecond floor. ORPIIEUA1 I1LOCK. Through lonirexperience and constant attendance to work at theCoast, Mn, Wolf has acquired the art of perfectfitting, and also clvlng full satisfaction In the latestand modern fashion.

The Three Iron ShipsKILMORY,WEGA,HACKFELD,

Just arrived with a largo assortment of European Goods,

comprising Groceries, Liquors, Bavarian Beers, Oila and

Paints, Crockery, Cement, Pirc-briclc- s, Wrapping Paper,Corrugated and Plain Iron, Screws, Washers, Pcnec-wir- o,

Buckets, and Tubs, Pilfers, Demijohns, Market and Coal

Baskets, Saddlery, Piltor Cloth, Twine, Bags, otc, etc.

ALSO, a largo and varied assortment of Dry Goods,

Pancy Goods, Notions, Cutlery, etc., etc.

Por salo on liberal terms by

H. HACKFELD & CO. Ltd

Honolulu Tobacco Go., Limited,successors to HOLLISTER & CO.,

wholesaleTOBACCONISTS5

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RETAIL

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Merchant Streets.

Delicious Bating.

CreamChocolateTablets.

just received, FRESH CAKES CRACKERS, a of.

Fancy and Staple Groceries.At lowest market rates.

Tolophouo 110,

o2? CO

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Cor. Fort and

Also and and full line

1200

Chas Hustace,212 King btroet, not to tho Arlington.

EISDON IKON WOEKS, jSsirL SFxetxicisco, Oal. l

Engineers and Builders.PUMPING MACHINEKY, HEINE BOILERS,PLAIN TUBULAK BOILERS, CORLISS ES'OINES,CANE CARS, VACUUM PANS,

And nil MncHInory for tlio vomplcto equipment of Sugar Mills.

OFFICE, Room 9, Spreckels Block, Honolulu, H. I.

P. O. Box 6D1.

GREENRIVER!

THE0.H. DAVES &C0,LtaLMerchants and Commission Agents.

Carry a Complete Line of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlerv. &c Paint'Oils and White Lead. '

GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES.Agents for Clariphos & Dick's Balata Belting.

This Belting Is ackaowledged by several of the most expert' enelneers on fhlIslands to be the best, most durable, and least expensive.

Also Agents for Kelchefer Bros. GRAY AGATE WARE, of which a full line

'Aro'oJ selection of IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTING, LINOLEUM 1

MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE AND FITTINGS. LAWN

, Lime, Cement, Fire Clay and Fire Bricks.

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iSa PERFUMES gig;Roger and Collet,

Lundboi'g's,Rlckseckep's,

Gosnell's, in all odors

Toilet Sets,Sachet

Malle Cologne,

PerfumePowders,

Without

Benson,Smith &Co.,LtdFORT AND HOTBL STS.

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BSTiiBLISIZED I860.The Germania Life Insurance Co.

Of NEW YORK.ASSETS $25,730,910. 18Legal Reserve to Policy Holders 2,189,498.00Surplus to Policy Holders 2,939,271.30Paid to Policy Holders since i860 40,425,515.67Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 21,838,904.52Matured Endowments paid to Policy Holders 6,023,051.71life Annuities paid Policy Holders 351,669.43

Dividends and Surrenders paid to Policy Holders 12,211,890.00Tho Germania Ifmtns nil tlio latost and most liberal forms of Life. Instal- -

cnont, Inoomo Dividend, Kndowinonl or Bond Follclos.GEAR, LANSING CO., General Agents.EMMETT MAY, Manager.

Judd Building, Honolulu.

ROBERTSON, LITTLE & ROBERTSON.

ft. LI fl ,L LI ,LI,

Stock and Bond Brokers.tTtTtTtTtTtT

CORNER KING AND BETHEL STREETS.

HONOLULUTHE NEW DRUG STORE.

P. O. Box tr)

Just received, fresh lot of NEW .CROPDR. McCARDO'S LA GRIPPE AND

YOU.

BFHGHfflEiHasiaraiaEfflaEisiBisEia!

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TELtPHONB

CALIFORNIA INSECT POWDER.COLD CAPSULES WILL CURE

At our Fountain we are now prepared to furnish our PHILADELPHIAICE CREAM to families and parties, in any quantity to suit. TAKE A

SMALL PACKAGE HOME.

THE.

ORPHEUM HOTBL,Orpheum Building, Tort Street.

2Z-E3I-Li ZLjSIMB, Prop'i.

Is first-clas- s modern hotel. A German chef .has beenspecially imported, and every attention will be given to the culinary department. Afirst-clas- s short-ord- bill of fare. Regular dinner at 5:30 p.m. Dining hall 60x30.Private supper rooms; billiard tables; barber shop, and every convenience.

A few offices to let In the building. 1206

The Only Chartered Woman's College in California

Confers degrees and presents Its Alumna; as accepted candidates for graduate workat the Universities. Its Seminary course accredited by the Universities. Offers

v onost excellent opportunities for the study of Music, Art and Elocution; also Business"TCourse.

location, unsurpassed for health. Five buildings; 125 acres ofleround: three miles of walk ; excellent gymnasium.j One-half hour from Oakland, and an hour and quarter from San Francisco,

iv Resident students pav no tuition for regular courses. Terms for board, etc.,moderate. NEXT TERM BEGINS AUGUST 3rd, 1899.

Write for Circular. AddressMRS. C. T. MILLS,

i246 Mills College P. P.. Calif.

Land Sliortly,"WillEXJulKAwy

3 Iijmsbw Harness,

Bottles,

IRMOA1U),

Surreys, Phaetons,and Carriage Materials.

Honolulu Carriage rianufactoryV. WWBIG-HT- , DProp'r.

V FORT STREET, ABOVE HOTEL.jgpEBlBiaBIBSlSlEIBlBIBlBIHSiaiagiaiBlBia

35 DIFFERENT STYLES!

Gold Oak Bedroom Sets,CHEVAL AND DUCHESSE , ,

111 E1CUUI (UiU

PXTENSIONl DINING TABLES.Just tQ hand

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PARLOR AND DINING CHAIRSper w,Weri

Coyne -- Men. ten Furniture Co., Ltd.J. A. MEHRTEN, Manager.

Progress Bloolc, Fort & Beretania Sts.

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., JUNE 27, 1699.

ScrofulaSwollon elands, Scrofula Soros, Hip

Dlaonso, Bolls, Plmplos, Erup-tions Toll tho Stor- y- DroadfulConsoquoncos of Impuro Blood.

Certainly scrofula, If anything, may bocalled tho advertisement of foul blood.It is tho scourgo of the world offensive,painful, debilitating, stubborn. Outwardapplications do not cure. Emollientsmay palliate, they cannot abolish tho evil.Thcro Is one suro way out, and that Is toellmlnato tho taint from the blood. Forthis purposo Hood's Barsaparllla Is abso-lutely without an equal.

"I havo taken Hood's Sareaparllla forscrofulous humor and Impuro blood andam now almost entirely cured of tho erup-tions with which I havo been afflicted fortho past year. My face, chest and backwcro badly broken out." FlinD B. OnD-WA-

Woodstock, Vt.

Hood's SIs tlio bcst-- ln fact tlio O110 True lllooil rurlficr.

Hnnil'e Dtllc nro "l0 bet nflcr-dlntic- r

flllS ,,in,f nlrt illcesMon. 25c.

Hotels and Restaurants.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo hail for tho monoy.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUU DOMESTICCIGARS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

tpOO.During June, July

and August, the above rate for

Board and Lodging per month will

prevail at the

Queen Hotel.Ocean View Saloon,

WAIKIKI,:: End of Car Line

W. OTTMAN, Proprietor.

Draught and Bottlod Itoor.Wlnos of nil brands of tho bost (futility.Tho only licensed e.stabllHhmont In

tho district. 12:19

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

-- Near the New Theater

Best Meals in the City !

Prepared and sorvod by whlto

Opon day nnd night.1160 O. T. GOW, Managor.

Noticie.

Persons wishing to obtain board atMakawao, Maul, can be rccommodatodat MRS. U. B. BAILEY'S,

Torms, $10 porwook.

B IKE

AILEY'S -Tlnnnn tm

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The Milwaukee Puncture-Pro- o Tire.

AS RESILIENT AS ANY TlRB.iMADLPAUPUNCTURBPIL1KIA.

Bailey's Honolulu CyclepSole aeents Model 1 e Reelv. RlrvrlK m

tio. Repairs that are repairs at the olereliable 231 King street.

FOIt SALE,

Fresh Milkat 10 cents

a Quart!Dollvorod In any quantities to suit.

Loavo your ordora at STAIt DAIItY,or TELEPHONE 103.

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WAILUKU CIRCUIT COURT

Wniluku, Mnui, Juuo 21. Inthe Oircait Court Secouil Circuitllepnblio of Hawaii. Juno turniA. D., 1899.

CM.MINAL.

ltopnbh'o of. Hawaii va. PuloKuwelo, Burglary 1st degree. Thedoft entered a ploa of guilty to in-dictment. The Court sentencedthe deft, to impriaoumout for aperiod of six moutln in tho Wni-luku jnil,

ltep. of Hawaii vs. Ah 81m,opium in poaaossiou, was coutiu-uo- d

to December torm.Rep. of Hawhii vs. Leona Hoe,

burglary in 1st degroe, iudictmuutpresented; doft. outercd n ploa ounot guilty. Foreman frnok F.Baldwin banded in the unani-mous vordict of the jury for de-fendant. E. P. Dolo for proiecution; Messrs. Hons, Coko andBrooks for defondaut.

Cases beforo Judgo W.L.Stan-ley Judge Stanley of tho FirstCircuit was assigned to hoar cnsoBin Second Judicial Circuit inwhich Judgo Kalun was disquali(led on account of intorost or hav-ing somothing to do with saidcases iu the capacity of an attorney, camo up ou Wednesdaymorning, Juno 14. Tho first casewas Pionoer Mill Co. vs. LabainaCoffee and Fruit Co. As therehas been an injunction filed in thefirst uircuu which was dissolvedand appeal tiikyii, the caso wasordered continued until Decembertorm.

Eslato of Knmakala. Pnia.Maui.petition for declaration of Loirsin equity. Ordered stricken offtbo calendar.

Mary Waiwaiole. et al.. vs. EH. Bailey, et al., bill for parti-tion. Court declinod to hoar pe-tition and ordored the same re-tained until plaintiffs' title to tboproperty has boon heard in aCourt of law.

MIXED JUItV.H. P. Bnltlwin nnd Ti A. Tlinro.

ton vs. Knhi, et al., roplevin. Thedefendants claimed to have found22 pioces of 10x12 raw lumboruoaimg auout two milos out be-vo-

thn lirnnlcprn nt K'ilin! nndclaimed salvago of S3 for thesamo. 1110 piaiutills conaulerodtho HPrviflOH of Mm nniivnn irnrtlionly about one dollsr and shoulduo satiancci to oven Rolling suchreward as plaintiffs do not believethat tbo lumber had gotten loosofrom the moorings during thoniellt. Tho inrv rnfnrnnd n vnr.diet for nliiintilT nnd ftHsosaflri hUdamages in sum of SUM).

jjfuiuua Main vs. urn. liukouaand W. G. Scott, donntv RhnriffWailoku; trpspaaa. Tho juryrendorod verdict for plaintiff withdamagos of $10 .

A. Mouritz vs. Mary Lowis, otal.; quieting titlo. Discontinu-ed.

V. R. Knlfinnlfnlfni va WnilnbnSuear Co.; ejeotmuut, and Pokiuiiiouinson vs. Jos. A- - Ahoong, otal.; quieting title, were continueduntil thn Dnnnmlipr Inrm At T.n.haina. O. Nawohino vs. OlowaluSugar Co.; ojoetraont, was liko- -hicocuuiiuuuu iu jLt.'uuiuupr lurm.

Clins. flnliinr va. A. N. FTnwanl.den, deputy sheriff Labaina; ma-licious prosooution for causingthe arrest of Mr. Gobior for ridinga bicyolo without a light after thehours of dnrknnnn in tlin diatrinlof Lahaina, was settled out ofCourt, tho defendant agrooingmoi jiyuuiiu ounuiu uavejuuge- -

moni in sum 01 o.JUIIY WAIVED.

L. Awann vs. Mnnunl Altrnn.damages, was stipulated to beboard in vacatiou. Antono Mcn-dou- ca

vs. M. Jnontho. dnmnrfpn.dofendant's moliou for uon-so- it

Continued on Pago 1).

The Lmt Car.Tho last cars of tho King street

lino going to Waikiki and PalamapasB tho Anchor Saloon. Theclevorost mixologists in tho cityaro thoro always to put you udanything you may dosiro. Dropin aud tako a drop boforoyou taketho car. Tho colobratod Seattleboor is to bo had bore on draught.A full lino of liquors including tbofamous A. A. Josso Moore Whiskyoto., always on hand. Receivednor Warrimoo, Rainior Bock Boeron draught. Tho Anchor Saloonis hero to please ita natrons.

Henttlo Ueer.This ovor popular Rainier beor

is boooming a household wordand "will you havo a glass ofSeattle" is more often board thananything olso. Tbo CriterionSaloon havo tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Real Estate and Insurance.

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New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.tna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.

jas. H. LOVE,

Stock BrokerFORT ST., NEAR KING.

FOR SALE

Kihei

McBryde Sugar Co.

Nahiku

Kahuku

Mutual Tel. Co.Olaa Stinar Co.

HENRY ST. COAR.EDWARD POLL1TZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

Particular atttntlon clven to purchase ni sila otluwillin Supar Stock.

Loans Ntjollu?J. Eastern anJ Forelcn Slocksana uonas.

403 Cnllfornln 8t.,ban ial. 1172

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokers & Dealers

REALjEsTATEVST Wo will Bay or Boll Ileal Estate la

ill parts ot tho group.Cy We will Bell Fropertiea on Ueason-ihl-

Oommlsalonst

3FFICE. 10 West King StreetDAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR SALE.

Twolvo Clilneso Graulto HitchingPosts, $5 end).

Troporty In town.

HOUSES TO LET.

MORRIS K.KEOHOKALOLEUnited States Custom Hon so Rrokor,Accountant, Soarchor of Titles andQonoral llusinoss Agont.Tolophono 620.

OFFICE: No. 15 Knalmnmmi stroot,Honolulu. Formurlv A. Uohu'h nflloo.

WILLI AM SAV1DGET

Stock and Bond BrokerMember ol Hawaiian Stock Exchange.

Mclnorny Block, Fort Street.

OHAS. .T. EALK,

Jlembor Honolulu Stock ExchangeItcom301, Juild Hullillng.

ujo

H. W. WEST,

Office: 639 King Street.

Teiephone 641. 1201

P. E.B. STBA.UOH,

Hf Real Estate BrokerFlnnnuinl Agont nnd Colloctor.

Lincoln Itlock, - 030 King street.148 Telephone 641.

JAS. F. MORGAN,

Membei ot Honolulu Stock Exchange.Oueen stittt.

Telephone 71. P. O. Box w.JAS. F. MORGAN,

0CTIONEEU AND STOCK BROKKIi

Mo. IS Queen Btreet.

Expert AppraiBemcnt of BeaJEstate and FurnUnrw

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Broker.

Member ol the Honolulu Stock Exchaata,Offlco Quoon Htrnot, opposlto Union

Feed Company. .

Telephone yA. P.O. Dox J7J.

Agents, Brokers and Jobbers.

W. G. Irwin & Go.Limited

Agents forWestern Sngar Itefinery Oo. of BtWl

Frnncisco.Baldwin LocomotWo Works o( Phil.

(Iclphla.I'enn.. U.S.A.Kowell Universal Mill Co. (NtloM

Oane ShroddorLNfr York, U. 8. A.N.Oblandt & Oo'g ChomlcalFertlllaeMHAlex Croas St Bonn, high grade fertfl.

izers (or Oane and Coffee.Iteeds Steam ripe Covering

ft.lsoOfFer for SaleI'araffine Paint Go's P & B PalnU and

Pnporsi Lucol and Linseed oils, rawand boiled,

Intari .1, (a cold water paint) In whitand colors.

Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime anillrickg. I

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED.

HONOLULU.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

The Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., LtJ.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walamea Sugar Mill Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co.The Onomea Sugar Co.The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. Me.The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrllugals.

The New EnglanJ Lite Insurance Co, ol DostotvThe .Etna Fire Ins. Co. ol Hartford. Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. ol London.

Alexander&Baldwin

SUGARFACTORSCOMMISSION

MERCHANT-S-.

Agents for tho California and Orient

Steamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING,FOUT STHKET.

1160

m. G. Irwin & Co.(limited).

Vm. Q. Irwin, Frcsident and ManajjMJlans Bpreekels, ...W. M. Oiflhrd, Secretary and Trearamflieo. O. Porter, ... Auditor

Sugar FactorsAHD

Commission Agents.AQRNTS OF TUB

IUEANI0 STEAMSHIP GOMPANIOF SAN FItANOISOO. OAL.

BREWER & COMPANY, LJMITID

Queen street, Honolnla, H.I.

AGENTS FORH twallan Airtlcultnral Company, Onomea Sanajompuny, llonornu Sugar Company, Wallakaagar Company, Walhce Sugar Company, Makaaisar Company, llaleakala Ranch Company, Ka

tapala Ranch, - riantera' Line San Kranciapaackets, Chaa. Brewer & Co.'a Line of Boatsickets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrites

Vteota Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.

iss or omoisatCM Cooko.Presldenti George H BobertMm,tanagerj E F Bishop, Treasurer and St-etary- j

Ool, W F AUon, Auditors O M Cooke,I Watcrhonse, A W Carter. Dlreetow.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,

Wholesale Importers and Jobbers ot.

European and American Dry Grootfe

Fort nnd Queen BtreeU.

H. HACKFBLD & CO.,Lti

mm commission mm(Sot. Kurt nml Unren Htrcoti Houolalfti

CITY REPAIR SHOP1 1 5 Bethel Street, opposite Water-hous- e

& Co.Strictly new 1808 Cleveland Bicycles for Rent.Second-han- d 111 cycles for sale.Repairing promptly and thoroughly attenlei

All work guaranteed.B.JONBS,R. CLARK

Honolulu Iron Works Co.Improved ami uiodorn 8UQATI MA.

;niNKUY of every capaolty nndmade to ordor. Boiler work

ind ltrVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular atten-tion paid to JOB WOllK, and repairs ul

at tfiortoftt notice

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,General Manager ol

Tht Equitable Lift Assurance SocietyOf th United States for the HawalUa

Islands,Onion Merchant street, Honololai

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3ULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.

f. R. FARRINGTON EJIiottANIEL LOGAN City tdltor

TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1899.

It's nbout iimo for anotherplantation to bo looming up on

tbo local stock liorizon.

AVbnt'a troubling tbojust ut prcaont is Unit

tbey cnu't iuipoit n lot ofFilipinosto blip carry tbo elections in 1900.

Tbo Advertiser seems to thinkit is Laving lots of fun with tbolawyers. It still ronmins true,bowover, that bo l&ugbs best wholaughs Inst.

Itovorenco for tbo Constitutionof the United States is consideredby come of our local peoplo as agood thing in theory but mightypoor in practipo.

"Whether tbo rust Speaker ofthe Houso comes from tbo North,South, L'att or West, it is a safeconclusion that bo will not bo

taken from tbo rinks of tho n

istp.

Proportions for tbo parado ontbo Fourth of July suggests thatColonel Jones kuowns bow to"got in and drill'' on other occa-sions than when at tbo head ofhis regiment.

If President McKinley shouldcontinue his western pulfo foplingtour to Hawaii, tho chances arethat ho would put this corner oftho country down in his uoto bookns "allfired irregular."

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If, as is intimated by tbo Advertitoi, tbo recout decisions by theSupremo Court are based on whataro practical!)' insti notions fromWashington, it is certainly theduty of tbo Court ioelato the fact.

Tho sacred enro with which theofficials guard tho Executive building has becomo so noticeablo thatBomo philanthropist might wollbuy tho place and hold it as amonument eacrrd to tho memoryof a dofunct eovernmont.

Tbo eultan of Sulu is now run-ning with Aguinnldo ns a closesoconcl for position of tbo AsiaticGoorgo Washington. Neither ofthem bowover has devoloped anydogreo of honpetj , even to tbo ad-

mission of catling down cherrytrees.

Sinco Mr. Dolo mado a publicstatement of his reasons for re-

fusing to grant tho charter of the"second" Hawaii rail way company,it would now seem appropriatethat ho make public in a similarmanner his reasons for finallygranting tho charter.

Tho number of United StatesSonatora and Congressmen whoaro visiting tho wilds of Alaskathis season suggests that thofrigid possessions of the countrywill como in for marked consider-ation at tho next Congressionalsession as wrll as tLo torrid re-

gions.

Late reports from tho challengerShamrock aro such as to givo theAmericans confidence in tho supe-riority of tho defender Columbia.T his is likely to bo more an evi-

dence of Lord Liptou's knowledgeof tbo Yankeo way of doingthings than of tbo defects of thochallenging yaoht.

" Politics, Politics " roar thomen who aro opposed to tho Barresolution nguinst lifo tenur,o oftho high (in i ) I i v i ,'. Wasit "politics" when certain memborsof tho Bar petitioned tho Com-mission thattheso judges bo givenlife tenure of office- ? Is tho ques-tion of tenuro of office ono thathobovo tbo piano of honest dis-

cussion ?

Considering the powwow thathas been mado in years post overiho Ililo wharf, comparatively

littlo attention has been given tbofact that a deep eca vessel has aotually ruu alougsido and unload-ed on tho wharf without damage.A foaturo of Hilo's coming cele-

bration might woll bo tho decora-tion of tho new wharf in red,white and blue.

MEETING NOT PROGRAMMED.

Continued from Pngo 1.

tiou at tho meeting, his tho fnllowing statements to make:

"Thoro was nothing funnyabout. tho meeting of tho memborsof the Bur Saturday. An attemptAvas mado to havt n, ropreeenlativomeeting and tbo'o who were pre-sort will testify that such a meeting was held. There wore twerity-eigh- t

present and this is justabout eighteen moro than tbolargest number tint has over bvnprcsont at a Bar meeting in Ho-nolulu.

"Tho resolution I introducedcould havo gono through by amajority of 2 to 1. Whon tbopetition asking tho President oftbo United States to refer tbo de-

cisions of tho Supremo Court totho effect tbnt cortain provisionsof tho Constitution wero not inforco litre, to tbo At-

torney Gonoral, tho opinions ofnosrly every attornoy in town hadboon asked and nearly cvoryono felt that tho legisla-tion was wrong. Any such legis-lotio- n

was unAmerican and didnot meet with their support. Itwas deci ledly a matter of favoritism to legislato tho existingjadges into office roRardloss ofany now oppoiutmont, There isa new regime hero at tho presenttime and tho judges should boplaced on a par with all tbo othorofficer; of the Government. If thepowers that bo boo fit to appointtho present judges, well and goodbut it is not fair to show suchfavoritism.

"Tho meeting was not on a poli-tical basis as somo have stated.It was purely a lawyers' meeting.

"Tho Bar Association was formcd tho vory first thing so that wocould havo gono ahoad with any-thing if wo had wanted to pro-gram tho thing it would havobeon an easy matter. Two thirdsof thoso present had alreadystated thoir opinions in regard totho position us being favorable.Tho program story of tho morningpaper is on entiro falsehood. Iftboro was a dosiro on tho part oftho majority present to havo cer-tain legislation changed then itwas programmed.

"If tbore was anyone prosentwith a Constitution and by-la-

in hia pockot wo did not find himout."Ninl'e ami llio IVnrltl Will Smile Willi

You.Sympathizing Friend (to re-

porter) "You may say that shewas thoroughly unmanned bygrief."

Roportor "Unmanned?" "Yes,she discarded ber bloomers out ofrespoat for tho deceased."

Tho P. 0. fc M. Co. hove onlytwenty Sterlingsbicyclrs left out oftho ono hundred received on tholast Australia. Bettor place yourorder before thoy are nil gono.

"Is tho soil rich hero?" inquir-ed the traveler. ''Piicbl"oxclaim-e- d

tho farmer, "I should say so.My wife mudo a mistake andplanted gunpowdor instead ofbeet soed, and wo'vo got tho finestcrop of you ever800."

Do you know thot the P. 0. &M. Co. nickel-platin- g cheaperthan you can havo it done on theCoast?

Stonostreet "What aro Bene-dict and Scorcher bowling at coobother about?"

Macadam "Oh, Benedict's gota baby and Scorcbor a now '99Sterling bicyolo. Each is confid-iu- g

tho merits of his acquisitionto tho othor.

Tho Pacific Cycle ,fc Mfg Co.on Fort street havo a variety ofsecond hand bicycles for sale.Pricos ranging from S10 to S2o.

m m m

Kiilon KIro.Deputy Sheriff Prosser of Kau-a- iis in town. Ho stato3 that thoro

was a big firo on Koloa plantationlast weolc. Sovenly acres weroburned. Tho cuno was aboutready for cutting and was imme-diately cut down and ground sothat the loss was vory slight. Allhands wero sot to work on Sunday aflor hiving recoivod permission from atienu (Joney to dothis.

Tho committoo appointed ot thomeeting tho mooting of tho BarSaturday to draft a constitutionand by-la- of tbo Bar Associa-tion, aro nt work on tho matlnr in.day.

vlfeasJ irjuir 'li"d;&(cfei in irHBWfigggWWWPPlah

THE EVENING BULLETIN tBONOLpLC.'B. 1'.; JUNE 27, 1899.

THE DAY'S STOCK REPORT,

Honolulu HawaiianNAME OF STOCK.

Uia AskeJ DIJ AskeJ

AinUCANTlLC.

C. Brewer & Company .

SUGAR.

American Su;arCo.,H9lAmerican S Co., pj up iO,tfEwa Plantation CoIlamoa Plantation Co .

Hawaiian AKtkulluralCo jojHawaiian Com & Su Co.Hawaiian SuarCo ....Ilonomu auffar co ....Ilnnok.ia Sugar Co .... 2

Haiku Stitrar CoKahuku Plantation Co.. aoo 900kamalo Sugar Co, as 1 50k'amaloSuc itCo.rJ up to);KlhclPlant.Co..LM.n i!SKlhel P. Co,LtJ..rJ up ..hliamnu aucar u .. Hi, USKoloa Sugar CoKona Sugar Co., as., 1 ""J joKona Sugar Co ,pj upMiunalel Sugar 9 10Alaunalel Su Co, pi up tooMdlryJeSuCo ,Lj,as Hi JM' 3 'ih

ttaiJ aoNahlkuSuear Co.. as 910Nahlku Su Co.. nj uniOahu Suf-a- r Company . ,oj!( ytwnnmca augar ,, . . ,

Uokala Sugar Plan Co "XOlaaSu. Co., LtJ as) ,.63Olaa SuCo.LtJ, pJupOlowalu CompanyPaauhau Su. Plan. CoPacific Sugar Mill 3HI'ala Plantation Co ,00Pepeekeo Sugar Co ....Pioneer Mill Co 305Walalua Agr. Co., as) 05 08WalaluaAgr.Co, pJ upWalanae Company ....Walluku Sugar Co.. .. ooWalmanalo Sugar Co INWalmeaMIIICo . ... 1)0

MISCELLANEOUS.WllJer Steamihlo Co .. tW n!iInter-lita- Steam N.Co 60Hawaiian L ectr c Co 900Hon.RipUT.&UnJCo1itona-iia- u i.Ati.o.LtJMutual Telephone Co .. .,MakahaCofteeCo.L.ai )Makaha " LJ.pJ upOahu Ry fcL.nl Co .

Ila-- t a Co.. LtJ.. ..Hon Urew Mlt Co

BONDS.Hawaiian Gov 6 percent'Hawaiian Gov. 5 per cent!Haw.G PoMSavaKpercOahu Ry & J.anJ Co .1 toy

Nol Figures o( A. ,M. session Honolulu ExchangeHONOLULU EXCHANGE

SALES.

Klhel iX. 'J Klhel itK-

70c, 9 Oahu jot, 90 Klhel n',.HAWAIIAN EXCHANGE.

SALIiS.10 Walalua as 9j!4, ii Klhel as iij, 1; Jo ujj.

91 McHryJenn ', ?j AldlrpJe 3'.MVrCIICD HACK ON TIIK FOl'llTII.

Whether thoro will be a generalracing meet on the Fourth is yotin question, A match mco between Valentino's Amarino andPrince Cupid's Antidoto for S'OOn side is a suro thing A SCO for-feit was posted last night.

Supreme Court.In the case of guardianship ot

Maria Brown the Court hai grant-ed petitioner's motion to file- briefwitbin a week.

Tho case of Buckley, et ol, vs.Monsarrat was argued and sub-mitted.

At 11 a. m. tho Court adjournedout of respect for tho memory ofKapiolam.

Business will be rosumed to-

morrow ot 10 o'clock.

All SortsAndConditions ofHOSE! - - -

GARDEN HOSESTEAM HOSE I

SUCTION HOSE I

Closing out odd lots at special

prices regardless of the advance in

rubber.

Pain Hardwa re Co,, Ltd.,

Fort Stront.

Flags !

Shields !

Flags !Silk Flags Bunting Flags!

Muslin Flags Cotton Flags!Tissue Paper Flags!

Festooning Papers!Cotton Bunt ng in Red, White and

Blue !

Everything in-- .TH OF JULY

DECORATIVE MATERIALSFlags of all sizes from 2 inches

to 12 feet long.PRICES THE LOWEST !

The Latest Books Published!New Stationery!

GoldenRuleBazaar816 FORT STREET.

"THERE ARE NONE SO

BLIND AS THOSE

WHO WILL NOT SEE."

There are some people who cannot beconvinced that white Is white and blackIs black, because they are determined tohave their own way about It. Very Rood.Such Kople ro through life missing thegreat truths and the greatest happlnest aswell as comfort.

There are others acaln who are con- -

vlnceable. It is to the men of this classthat we like to talk about the merits ofour clothing.

They are better than nine-tenth- s of theclothes turned out In this

city and the equal of the other tenth.Alfred Benjamin & Co.'s clothes cost

about half the price of made-to-ord-

clothes, and have every desirable attributeof the very best gar-ments, besides embodying many unmatch-abl- e

features strictly their own. That Iswhy we say Investigate the merits of theclothes bearing this label before going toa tailor. You risk nothing and stand towin a lot.

Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen MeshUnderwear. Send for Catalogue.

"The Kash,"9 Hotel Street : : WaTerley BlOCl

We Make Shirts to Order.Telephone No. 676. No. i. Hotel St.

Mechanics Tools

Builders Hardware

AT COST !

We make this announcement in the faceof .1 rising market.

Why ? Because we want the room forother goods more strictly within our lines.Our entire stock of

SHELF HARDWARE andMECHANICS' TOOLS

Will be soldat cost. ThlsCLEARANCESALE will commence on TUESDAY,JUNE 20, and will continue until the en-

tire stock Is exhausted. The goods aremarked In plain figures.

You will find a few samples In our largewindow. The stock Is on our second floor.Take the elevator. You will find a sales-

man in charge of this special department.Come early before other dealers buy It out.

E6XWe want our customers to get thisbenefit.

W, W. Dimond & Co..LIMITED.

Von Holt Block, King street.

Importers of Crockery, Lamps and HouseFurnishing Goods.

Sole Aeen's Jewel Stoves, for coal orwood: Gurney Cleanable Refrigerators,New Wlckless Blue Flame Oil Stoves,Germ Proof Filters, Primus OH Stoves.

Others Out,We Out,1-- 3 Off onPopularSheetMusic . .

HawaiianNews Co.,Limited.

Notice to Consumers ofElectric Current.

Consumers of electric current are herebycautioned against tapping the lines oremploying other than the employees ofthis Company In making alterations Inthe wiring of premises, as serious accidentsare likely to occur from such action.

Persons having flat rates who, withoutadvising the Company, add to their lightssurreptitiously, will be cut off withoutnotice and proceeded against at law.

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.,

THEO. HOFFMAN,

Manager.June 17, 1899. 1 252--1 w

JUST LIKE SILK !

AS GOOD AS SILK !

Is What We Claim for Our

Printed Art Sateensi

Unique Designs. Perfect Colorings. The choicest lot of Art

Draperies ever exhibited. Only one

see them.

of a Do fail to

N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED,

Fort Street.TDEsCZE'

Hawaiian Dry Goods Association

Hi TEMPLE OF FASHIONInvite their customers and the general public to inspect their

NEW : LINE : OF : GOODS,will be sold at very reasonable prices for the

comingjVWWANOTE A numbor of slmros In tho nuovo Association nro nowfor salo at tho vmr vnluo of $."1 each. Application Miould bo mndo to tho Bccretar',Mr UnnnpI,or to momborof tho Ilonnl of Director", at the 420 FoiUstroot. l"

A. V. GEAR, President. EDWARD K. HANAPI, Secretary. (

DR. G. H. HUDDY, N. FERNANDEZE, Treasurer.CHAS. WILCOX. Auditor.

EAGAN DRY GOODS CO,

iTuus-- t jReceived,X now lino of EANOT RIBBONS, in Plaids, lloiuaii

Stripe, and Dresden Elects.in all tho Now Shades. AndISHINGS.

Egan Dry Goods

hind.

three

limltod oflerwt

store,

u line i f VEILINGSa full lino fEN'S

Co.,

REAL ESTATE.FOR SALE.

i. That eleeant of T. R. Lucas. Esa.. Beretanla and KInau streets. Size .Of lot 200 X 200. -

2. of Arthur Covne. Esa. ..Spencer Avenue, faclnc that eleeant lot ali--George Beckley, Esq. Size of lot, 24,000 square feet. l

3. Kesiuence or jonn Leal, tsq., K.ewaio street. Lot 100 x 270. House or eigntrooms: crounds planted with all kinds of tropical fruit and ornamental trees: with allnecessary outhouses.

4. unimproved lot no. 3. size 10c x 270.The above properties are all worth the money I am asking for them.

TO LET.1. Nicely furnished house at Maklkl. Parlor, dining room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen,

etc. Electric lights: together with use of piano2. of seven rooms on Wilder near Keeaumoku street.

L. C. ABLBS,Stock Broker and Real Agent.

315 Street. Teleohone 139.

Another invoice just received.

TheCELEBRATED ROCK LICKFor keeping Cattle, or in the best condition possible.

and free from all diseases, especially

at

horse

from TUBERCULOSIS and tiPLUKBS.

Full assortment of Pottie's Remedies always on hand.C. W. MACFARLANE.

1776Hurrah for the

and For sale

478.

not

any

FURN-- 4

Fort Street.

and and

Estate

for Hawaiian Islands.

ISO.Fourth of July!

' '.

p. 0. Ttox 635. .

MpeworKs, riags, Balloons,Decoration Bunting, Shields,

Red. White Blue Panep FesrnnnlnrtcRed,White and BlueStars and Stripes Ribbons

RfiVASftrtei! mvq Fliunrlr nt file. nnl te I ttl.nrrrinl. t uMi.i.....Grant, Dewey Lincoln.

piece

Whichweeks.

Also

residence

Residence

adjoining

carriage.Cottage Avenue,

Fort

Sheep Horses

Agent

and

X- - ZShZ X-J-.j cornor Nnnunu and King streets.

S. W. LEDERKTt. Prnnrlntnr.Telcpliono

Passenger List.Aunt Jemima arrived this morning In the shape of Puncake Flour. No

b.iklng powder or eggs required to make the finest Pancakes, Griddle Cakes and Gems.V f.rl,endnthe.iKE?.r V?? a Pass5Kr. a'"- - You know who I mean, the Famus

"Semola," for Porridge, Puddings and Pancakes.They brought with them the Buckwheat Flour, in two sizes. Even-body

knows what that Is ; and when eaten with the Log Cabin Maple Svnip Ittills a long-felt want. At

S. J. SALTER,Grocery and Provision Dealer,

Orphcum Block. -i- - Telephone 080.Don't forget, we have an Ice Box on our wagons, to deliver things fresh and cW.

:yte; X - ... . "V' !i.&fci&

i

k

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w- -

nuns ur wml' MCKlHLtlY.

V.iil1......1 - n I 3.1uiibinuvii jiuiu iagu i.

Tho Cntholic On!ln Iral Club ofHonolulu will givo nn enttrtiiiti-ment

Wtdnofdny uighr, under theauspioi-- of tho Catholic SoldiersAssocintion, in the Oalholiochurcliiicnr Knpiolaui park. Nondraianon will bo clmiped,

Until further orders tho drillfor the thrro batteries of artillerynt Gamp McKinley will bo bybattalion every raoruinu, Saturdays nud Suuduys excepted, from8:30 to 10:'K). Tho drills will beon tho race truck at Knpiolauipark and under tho direction ofCol. o M. Mills, who in one of theboat drill hint motors in the sor-vio- e.

Snrgennt John Wnrron, Bat-tor- y

K, wni discharged last Monday having comploted six yoirs ofeorvioo with Undo Sam. Hn didnpt re-en- but left for his homein Charlotte, N. 0 , whero he hastho promiao of a luorativo pusi- -

nun iu me luinoer uusinessSoarceant Showltor of liatterv

jK, with a detaehment.of men un-- v

'der tho supervision of MajorGeorge Ruhleu, OhM Q. M., U.S. V., left last Monday for Pearlharbor to survey tho piece ofland taken by tho Unitod Statesfor a military reservation.

PHBaH

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Pacific Heights Notice.aagsaagHag 'nwr mw"

Applications will be received at the ofllce of BRUCEWARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on

Situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenicview stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to theWaianae range of mountains.

A broad, winding Boulevard giving access to the propertyis now in course of construction, and choice lots of sufficientarea for magnificent homesteads will soon be available.

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it fromthe high winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley, ensuringa salubrious climate.

The elevation of the property is from 1 JO to 7 JO feetabove sea level.

Applications will be numbered and filed, and choice willbe allotted according to the number of the applications.

Only $1,000 for a lot 100 x 200 feet. Terms easy.

BRUCE WARING & CO.,Rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block.

KimballKroegcrKrellRoyalLudwigKiddle

Will buy a from us.

JUST LOOK

AT OUR LIST!

s

j i.i.ij ill.' 'r" tJmJfiy - Tjf

i!P-- -.

Sheet Mandolins., Guitars, et.

I

$10 perINSTALLMENTS,

CHECKERING

nPIANOS

Month,

sg,

rS2rM&. zX3

Kimball, Estey, Needham ORGANS.

Music,

U&J

Piano

BERGSTROM MUSIC C0.,Ltd.

Proeress Block.CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS.

THE EVENING 'BULLETIN.' HONOLULU, H. I., JUNE 27, 1899. ' 5T

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Man wanted to drivo bnndwngou. See Want column.

Souvenir buttons of tho laloKnpiolaui may bo had nt Liob-tifi'r- t.

Important notice to Klhei Htock-holders

in llii. ipsup. Sro NewToday.

For names of officers rledcil fortho Kohala and Hilo Railway Co ,

seo Now TodHy.Tho bioyolo bargain fionson is

now on. Kamblors can bo had atU5 at E. O. Ilnll & Son.

Tbero was a big flump in Olanthis nfternoon when IJ50 sharessold nt 75 cents nnd 15 at 70cents.

W. H. Wright of IheFinniicpDepartmont will net under powerof attorney for J. N. Wright. 8joNew Today.

Winy Tnylor will hnvo chargeof tho instrumental music nt theliterary exercises of the Fourth ofJuly celebration.

Fine lot of blc heavy mules,nnd nico Indies driving horses,Htylish, fast nnd centlo for snlo,Sep ad Honolulu Stock Ynrds Co.

James T. Taylor, member ofcivil engineers, consulting liydrnu- -

lie encinpor. mnv nn interviewedat 30G Jndd block. 8eo NewToday.

Tho reunion of tho closs of "Joof Enmehomehn boIioo! last even-ing was nn onjoynbh nffHir. Be-

sides members of tbo clnss of '96there were quite n number of theraombere of the otbor classes prer-eu- t.

August Santos, tho man whobriB boon stenliug penrs fromPresident DoIo'b plnco in Pnnonwns nrrested this morning. Hoplond guilty to two obnrges oflnrceny in tbo second dogreo nudgot six months.

M. MoManns wna caught smug-cliu- g

four tins of opium throughtho Pncifio Mnil whnrf nfter lenv-in- g

tho Coptic this morning. Heplond guilty in tbo Polico Courtthis morniug nnd wns fined $150nnd costs. Inspector Mncnulnymade the nrreet.

Cbns. 0. Bittintr, former orcse-cutin- g

nttorncy of Abiline, Knns.,is amonc tho newly arrived law-

yers. Mr. Bitting who firt nssistnnt in tbo lecal department oftho Elevated Railway CompanyNewYoik, when tho r brokeout. He went to Manila with thetroops and has now return. d tolocnto in Hnwnii.

m mCnNE-JKN.-ING- .M .

Tbc weddiup of Cbnrlcs SCrnne ot tho Hawaiian QnzottobuBinoes offico and Mis? HhzoIJoddIdrb of Ewn, took plaoe inSt. Andrew a Latlicdrnl last oven- -mc, tuo ifev. Alex. AincKiatosuofBoiatiiiR. Tho bridal pnrty ar-

rived at 8 o'clock and marobed nptbo aisle to tbo otrains of tbo Lo-

hengrin bridal march played ontbo organ by WrayTajlor. Thebride wa9 accorapauied by herfather, who gnyo her away nndMia3 Clara Lowrio, mnid-n- f honor.Henry Craue accompanied binbrother as best man.

During tbo ceremony nyTnylor played "O Promisa Mo"ninl Gounod's nuptial mnrob. Asthe bridal party marched outMendelssohn's weJdirg marchwns played.

The recnptioii at tbo homo ofMr. nud Mrs. Crane on Beretnniaslrret was a delightful affair. Thedecorations were beautiful.

COPTIC CA.Mi: BACK.

About half-pas- t 1 this afternoonthe S. S. Coptic which had passodoutside the harbor bound for BanFrancisco, turned about nnd camein ngnin putting n passengerasuore.

tity vf C'oliimttln In.The City of Co'urabia camo in

and nnchored in the stream short-ly after 12 noon todny. Ilor cabinnasseiiL'ers cro all Inndcd nndthe steerage passengers nro boingtaken to tho quarantine for twomore da) 6.

T. G IUUEMYNE.II P EAKIN.

Ballentyne & Eakin

5T0CKBROKERS

...AND...

MclNERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

FLAGSOF ALL

Red, White and Blue

: FESTOONING PAPER :

FISH HQBNS!

TORPEDOSFor the Little

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

FRED J. CROSS,CoiiftiiUliiK nml Siiporlntomllnt:

Electrical $ Hydraulici:noini:i:r.

ricctro-lljilrnull- c Pouor TmnsinlsxlonIMPORTS AND r.STIMATUSrUHNISIIKD. . . .

With Oatton-No- ll Co., (Jtieon dtioot.OIUco noxt to 1'ostoillctt. 12U3

1

Folks.

Home BakeryAND

O-JFE-L

The Only Plrat-Chi- ss AmcrlcnnRestaurant In the City.

Ice Cream ParlorsIu connection.

Bread, Cake, etc., delivered to anypart of the city free.

52T-52- 9 FORT ST.,HONOLULU, II. I.

BUSINliS LUNCH, from 11 a in. tilt2 p. in 25 cents

DINNER, from 5 to 7 . in 50 contsmo

Notaries.

N. FERNANDEZNOTARY PUBLIC anfl TYPEWR1TEB

Office 308 Merchant lre t. Ctmpbtll block, rearJ. O. Carttr oftice. P. O. Ilox 194

ED3IUND II. HAHT,

Notary Public and TypewriterConveyancer anJ Searcher ol Recorii.

OIllco CfUiiJibflll'H lllock, Morchnnt fat.Neat door to Hawaiian Wine Co.

VMkMf if 4f if iM if if ifUfifUf UfUf ItfllU M

FLAGS!iTHE PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD.,

312 Fort Street.SSTKemember the 'Phone, 565.

Royal

.'f

EverywhereYou nro orn out, tired, can't nut

tho oncrgy you ilcslro Into yourilutloi. Well, tlion, you must trysotnothlng thut wilt ocrconio thisfooling itnil rostoro jou to jicrfocthcnlth.

PleasantI'roiu tlilldliooil u nro tnught to

lGspcU tho curatUo features odicrlis.Our graiuhrotlicrs iixtil tlicm, nml

oro, ns ti rule, orsc(t In tho art ofprojmrlng romcdlcK from nrlouNplsinti.

asWo lnncii prcp.-ir.tt-l on tint Is of

tho tjpo jiuroly ogolublo, mndo of lioibf with vine. Forn general tonlo to product Igor amistrength, jou cannot find n 1ottcrone.

Wine.I'or innMiinl (llM)rilor, Urn of

Hint tlrod feeling, loss of en-

ergy, It la n truo panacea.

Hoyiil Ilitlen the mime,,They jnrf me t my birth,

Fiinn ltuyul tin (me neitl rernin,Jtt me 11 ill inrettj bring mirth.

l'ut lip In pint liottlos nt 50 cont.Only of

Co,

SC&gSSSSCESt- - Ju i . A ,

CompleteAssortment ofLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

In all grades from the cheapest to the Sanitary,Diamond Hermsdopf Dyes

E, W. JORDAN'S,?il'J3Yo

HIM

No. 10 FORT ST.

and

Hollisier Drug

A

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Attorneys.

A. L. C. ATKINSON,Attorney-at-Law- .

O.lko, coritor Kiiik and llothot 'troots,Up Stalin. 1227

T. MoOAETS STEWA11T,Attornoy anilCounsel lor iii Law.

I'rognw Ulock.oppnslto C itliollo ChtuvhTort street, Honolulu, II. I.

12.12 Telephone 1122

Cathcart& ParkeAttorneys-at-La- w

!ave moved their law offices to theJudd Block, Rooms 308 and 309.

"GILBERT Y. LITTLE,

tTTORNEY AT UW.HILO, HAWAII'

CHARLES F. PETERSON'

Attorney at Law andNotary Public.

KnalmnmiiU Street.

KMItf L. KAULUKOU,

A.ttor ney-atO- L awBethel St., Honolulu.

,T. M. KANBAKUA,vttornoy anil Ooimsollor at

Law.Jtllco: III llio Occlilontal I total, cor-lor- of

King mid Alal.oa Streets, Hono- -alu. 1167

v. C. Acm. Enoch Johnson.AG III fc JOHNSON,

ittornoys and Oounsolorsat Law.

Office No. 10 Wost King street.Tolnpnnno884.

A. S. HUMIMIKClS. TRElltRICK W. llANMV.

HUMIMIItKYS & llANKEY,Lawyers.

Comer of Kins anil Itolliol streets.Telephone 761.

P.M. BHOOKS,..ttoi'n.ey-t,-T-jivv- 9

Corner Fort and Motel streets.Over Falrchlti's Shoe Store,

HONOLULU H. .

fhaxois .r. BERRY,Hk

Witt practice In all the U. S. federalana siaie uouiu.

Proeress Block, cor. Beretanla and Tort streets.

Ij :i Rooms 5 and 6.

B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,HAS AOVED to the Judd

Block, Fort St.

DR. WALTER HOFFMANN.

B3RRTANIA .STRWTrS, (opposite thoHiuvalimi Hotel.)

Offlco Hours: S to 10 n. m.; 1 to 3

?. mi.; 7 to 8 p. 111. Sundays: 8 to 11

1. in. Tolophouo 510. P.O. Box 601.

DR. A. K". SINCLAIR,13 KING ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSIi

Hours : 0-- a. in., 3 p. ni 8 p.m.ftlndays, 12-- 2 p. 111.

Tolophono 741. 1107-3-

DR. C. L. GARVIN0 lice: 637 Kino .SriiKi.T, noar Punch-

bowl, Honolulu, It. I.TELEPHONE No. 143

3ours: 9 to 11 a. m.j 1 to 3 p. m.j7 to 8 p.m.

DR. A. GORDON HODGINS.

OPKICE AND RESIDENCE 51S FORTStroot, opposite Roman CatholloChurch. Olllce Hours: 9 to II; 2 tn1, 7 to 8. Telephono 953. 1215

DR. T0MIZ0 KATSUNUMA,VETERINARY SURGEON.

Skin Disoasos of all kinds a specialty,onico Room 11, Sprocklos Building.Hours 9 to 4.Telophono 471. Rosldenco tolophono

1093. 1245

DR. I. MORI,(36 Beretania street, between Emma

and Fort streets.Tolophono 277. I'. 0. Box 8 IS.

OQlco Hours: 0 to 12 11. 111. nntl 7 to 8

3. 111.; Sundays, 0 to 12 a. in. 1229

DR. T. MITAM.TJKA, M. D.Consulting Rooms, 427 Nuuann Street.

Telophono 132. P. O. Box 842.Residence 624 Nuuann St. Cottago

Hospital, 530 Nutianu St.flours: 0 to 12 a. m. and 0 to 8 p. in.

Sundays, 2 to 0 p. in. 1212 0m

A., C. WALL, TAD. 8.,O.E.WALL.D.D.S.,DENTISTS.

New Love's BuildlnR, Fort Street 1

TELEPHONE 434.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

fSo, 219 Hotol stroot. Telophono 605,HOURS: 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.

r. .V..-- T7

Calumet CONTAINsN

NOTHING j

INJURIOUS

BakingNONE

GOODSO Powder

Grocers.

Tothosewho

knowTho weathercock turns ov-or- y

way tho wind blows, buttho successful morchant musthavo a settled policy. Homust follow it without flinch-ing.

Our policy is tho soilingof tho best grocorics wc canfind. Of course the pricesof such goods must be higherthan of nnmitatiou brandsbut there aro enough peoplein Hawaii who know thodifference.

"Wo appeal to those whoknow.

Lewis & Co.111 FORT STREET.

Telephone 340

H. MAY & OO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

616 & 617 Fort St.,Honolulnrolephoner 22 P.O. Box 470

Markets.

IIOrOLM MEAT CO.

108 KING STREET.Q. J. Waller, : : Manaoeii

Wholesnlo and Rotail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.

BEST OF MEATS.Families doirtng teudor roasts,Juicy stoaks and chops shouldcall on tho

Central Meat MarketWe mako n spoclalty of family tradoand sell tho host at rcasonablofigures.

214 Nuuann St. Telophono 104.

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING GO,

EO. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,

MANAGER.

embaTmingA specialty,

Office and Parlors514 & 616 Fort St., near Hotel.

Telophono 179.

.HIE.,

Washington'J

Cor. Queen and Fort Sts.

WHOLESALEGROCERS ANDIMPORTERS""

Solo Agents for PORT COSTA FLOUR.'PHONE 422.

Telephones 108C & 156, P. O, Dux 79.

HA.WAIIA.lVMercantile Agency

Q. H. BERREY, : Manager.Judd Building.

Difficult Collections a Specialty.

kMali iiiiiiiiiiiftif- '- 'T ink ' i 'ii

WA1LUKU CIRCUIT COURT.

Continued f 1 0111 Page .1.

wub granted. Young Hop Ouuiialiris Yottug Nnp vs. Al. do Koote,AflQtinipbit. Court found for plain-tii- T

in Burn of 8SJU 05 ns clniraed.Divonci:.

Knlnauola w vs. Knmonuaiak alius Bob burnoa (Houolulu

I'olico foicc). Grantod. Kaahii-nu- i

wl vs. Ai'oub ch. llefuecdon ground that libelluut desertedand is icporttd to be in anotherhousehold. Oamer Abbott vs.Mabel Itoeccrnns Abbott, both ofLahuiunluua, wnB continued toDecember Term. Mary Edwardsvs. Goo. Edwards. Continued loDecember Torm na hbelleo couldnot bo found within the Republic.Service of Bummona ordered publialiod. It ia understood that

who is a dovout Catboliowishes to withdraw her libel atthe instigation of her spiritualteachers as such divorces areagainst tho teachings of thouuurcb.

C1I.VM1IER MATTERS.

Estito of Maunaloa. Decros ofHoirs. It transpired that admin-istrator was discharged boiqothirteen years ago but tho heirswero not decreed, and tho widowwho is still living has boon alltheBO years deprived of tho benefits of her donor. The Court dodared tho heirB.

In re Ealnto of Kapaohaole,Molokai. Tho will was admittedlo Probato and widow, Mrs. Ko-lek- a

Kapaohaole was appointedadministratrix with will annexedunder bond S300.00.

Estato of Kalahale continued toMolokai Term.

Tho Report of Gommittco con.slating of Doputy Attorney Gene-ral Dolo and attorneys J. H. Ka-ncak-

and J. L. Coke recom-mending tho rofnsing to grantdistrict Licnneoa to Mrs. Ja9. E.Saunders and M. K. Boniaminawas adopted. Tho committeehowover acknowledged that thecandidates bad as much or moreknowledgo of Eomo legal subjectsthan some persons who havo beenadmitted to practice in tho DistrictCourts appear to havo, but theyregretted that they could not withtho present attainments of thecandidates recommend tho grant-ing of their application.

At 1 p. m. on Wednesday, June21st, 189'J tho Court adjourned

ino dio.

".Hylln anil Lrenda."Tbo ''Myths and Legends" of

tho Kamehameha Girls' Schoolgavo the largo number of pooplepresput on the grounds a greatamount of pleasure. Tbo exer-cises wore held undor an awningerected on tho grounds. Tho fol-

lowing program was given:Song Lorelei ....Heine

K. G. S. Chorus.Hawaiian Legend How Maul MaJe the

Sun Go BlowerMary Thompson.

I he Story of the ThistleKaty O'Sulllvan.

Recitation with Music The Mermaid...Tennyson

Kamehameha Girls.How Justice Came

Part I. Elizabeth Robinson.Part II. Angeline Wohlers.Part 111. Maria Pllkol.

Part Song Legends (a capellaMoehring

How the Bee Got Her StingMargaret Williams.

Chorus Eglantine JensenK. G. S. Chorus.

Hawaiian Legend How Maul GotFire

Bertha Peller.Class Song 1800.Class Yell.K. G. S. Call.

m

Go to Alnakn.Seattlo (Wash.), Juno M.

United States Sonator CharlesW. Fairbanks and party Bailedfor Alaska this afternoon on thorevenue cutter MoOulIooh, Thoparty consisted of Senator Fair,banks and family. United StatesSenator Addison G. Fostor ofWashington, Hon. Robert M.Evans of Minnesota and J. KarlBain, Secretary to Sonator Fairbanks.

Half the beauties of Hawaii-

an scenes are not shown in theordinary photograph. Get abox of New Improved Colum-bian Photo Colors and try yourhand at coloring; your ownphotos. You will find it a fas-

cinating pastime.KING BROS.,

110 Hotel street.

On To Manila, bv Correspondent Douglass White gives a ohap.tor to the recoptton given troopsin Honolulu.

ft in itatJ'-iii'1- fi '

Photographers.

KODAKS.Some of our competitors say tluy

are the only EXCLUSIVE AGENTSfor Eastman Goods but WE haveEastman Goods Cameras andFilms.

Over 300 Fresh Films on theAustralia yesterday.

Yours for trade,

426 Fort Street.

At the Tent !

FORT STREET,BETWEENDEWEY RESTAURANT ANDORPHEUM THEATRE.

Free! Free!! Free!!!I am now making a specialty of free

sittings to any one desiring my everlasting

Souvenir Photo Buttons

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

At the tent, Fort street, above DeweyRestaurant.

Artistic

Photography.

We turn out the finest workat the most reasonable prices.

Souvenir Views of the Islandsin endless variety.

J.J.WILLIAMS,At tho Old StandOn Fort Stroot ::

CoffeeLands

FopSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

M, K, KEOHOKALOLE,

Iical Estate Agent,15 KAAnUaiANU St.

For Rent.COTTAGE ON THE BEACH

AT WA1K1KI, containing 4 bed-

rooms, large lanai, servants' quar-

ters, bathrooms, electric lights, etc.

For particulars, apply to

WILLIAM SAYID6E,

No. 310 Fort St.If you want business property,If you want a home cheap,If you want a lodging house,If you want property that will enhance Invalue, it will pay you to consult

W. E. B1VENS,Fort street, oppo. Pacific Hardware Co.

A. H. GALLOWAY,

Practical Rigger.Heavy LiftsOS All KindsUndertaken-H- -

DFFIGE. - gAILO' JORJE.

Estimates Furnished.

Real Estate TransactionsSubscribers are fnrnishod with from ilvi

to six lists per week, giving an aoonratirecord of all deeds, mortgages, leases, re-

leases, powers of attorney, etc, eta,, whlottie placed on reoard.Snhscrlptlon Price, $2.0(1 per Month,

A. V. GEAR,Judd Rulldlng, Honolulu,

JUDD 11UILUINO.Incorporated Under tub Laws Iop tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital 400,000

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:Chas. M. Cooke, President.

J. B. Atueiiton,C. II. Cooke, Cashlor.

F C. Athehtox, Socrelary,Honry Wntorhouso,

Tom MBy,F. w. Mncfnrlnno,

K. D. Toniioy,J. A. McCandloss.

Solicits tho Accounts of Firms, Cor-porations. Trusts, Individuals, anil willcarefully and promptly attend to allbusiness connoctou Willi banking ontrusted to It. Boll and ptirclmso ForolgnExchnngo, lssuo Lottors of Credit.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!Ordinary and Torm Deposits rocolvod.

and Intorost allowod In accordanco withrules and conditions printed In Passbooks, coplos of which may bo had uponapplication.

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TRAPHAGEN,

ABOHITEOT223 Merchant St., Honolulu,

Between Fort and Alakca,Telephone : : : 734

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS,

Dealers in Lumber and Goal.

ALLEN & ItOBINSON,Qnoon Btroot, Honolulu.

.1. OTJDERKIlfcK,

Contract r and Builder.House Movlnc. -- i all KlnJs of Heavy Weights

Handled.NO. 617 HORT STREET. HONOLULU.

(Opposite Club Stables).Residence Telephone 400. 1167-- tt

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms ii-i- j,

PROGRESS BLOCK.Telephone-M-

C.W.Kinnoy J.K.NahakuCABINETMAKERS.

TURNERS AND POLISHERS ot all kinds of NativeWoods. CALABASHES In stock and to order.

Repairs Effected.

KINO STREET. - . NEAR ALAP

To My Patrons and tbe Public.

Having rocovorod from my ro- -

cont illness, I am again preparedto do all kinds of Tinomith andPlumbing work as heretofore.Thanking yon for past favors, 1

respectfully solicit a continuanceof tho same.

JAS. NOTT, Jr.tST Tel. 844.

A Mew Paint Shop.

Having associated with 11s Mr. JohnII. Wost, a practical Houso Painter,Decorator and Wood Pollshor, wo aronow proparod to glvo ehtimatos on allkinds of work In that lino.

Mr. Wost having hail a practicalof ovor twonty yoars in San

Francisco and othor largo cities on thoCoast, wo fool confident that any workontrusted to us will glvo onttro satisfac-tion to our patrons.

Peerless Preserving Paint Co.

Artistic Graining

DECORATING and naturalESS U WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.

House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTinter : : :

HL IoKZeolinie,MERCHANT STREET,

Next to Police Station

The HawaiianIron Fence andMonumentalCompany "ll1

: : 641 KinA StreetSolo Agonts for tho Konosaw, Georgia

and Italian Marblo. Tho only tnarblothat Is impervious to liquids and will notstain. Samples and designs to lo soenat our office and salosroom.

Iron Railing anil Fonclng in evoryvarloty.

Stonn coplnfr supplied choapor thanany othor llrm In tho city.

Telophono 502.

CHARLES CRAMER,

Merchant Tailor534 FORT ST.,

-- Near corner of Chaplain LantGleanlne and Repairing al Short Notice,

ana in tne cest potsioie manner

. ..'.li- -. t -- 'I"'' ... ,A

--Bankers,

Ulaos Spkkoeels. Wm. O. Inwiw.

ilaupiieolfelijo,BCElS.

4ON0I.UI.U IS. I.

Situ Francisco AgentiTnn NevadaNational HAsk op San FnANOisco.

San Fiiancimco Tho Novada NationalBank of Hnn Francisco.

London Tho Union Hank of London,Ltd.,

New Yonit American Exchnngo Na-tional Rank.

CmcAdo Morchant National Rank.PAitif Crodlt Lyonnals.Bimr.tN Drosdner Rank.IIo.nkono ani Yokohama Honkong it

Shnnghat Ranking Corporation.New Zealand and Austhama Rankof Now Zealand.VlLTOIHA and Vancouvkii Rank of

Rrltlsh North America.Transact a General Banting and Eichange Business

Dcpolsts Kccclrcd. Loans made on Ap--roved Security. Commercial and Travelers

Bredlts Issued. Bills of Exchange- bongbtnd sold.

Collections Promitlt Accouhtbd Fob.

SavingsBankSavings Doposlts will bo

received and intorost allowod by thisBank at four and ono-lm- lf per oont.per annum. Tho torms, mlos andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Bank havo boon adopted as far asit is practlcablo to apply thorn, and thoCash Rosorvo of (50.000 as roqulrod un-dor tho Postal Act will bo maintained.

Printed coplos of tho Rulos and Reg-ulations may bo obtalnod on application.

BISHOP A CO.

Established 1858

BISHOP 6c Co.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLetters of Credit issued, avail-ibl- o

in all the principal citiesif tho world.

Intorost allowod after July1, 1898, on fixod deposits 3months 3 por cont., G months3 por cent., 12 months 4por cont.

Pioneer Bui'ding andLoan Association.

Assets, Dec. SI, 1808, $116,803.38Monoy loanod on npprovod security.A Savings Rank for monthly deposits.Houses built on tho monthly Install-

ment plan.Eighteenth Sorlos of Stock is now

openedOkfickus: T. F. Lansing, Presldont;

S. R. Roso, O. R. dray,Treasurer; A. V. Goar, Socrotary.

DiiiKOToits: T. F. Lansliie.S.D. Rose,A. V. Goar, A. W. Keech, J. G. Roth-wel- l,

Honry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D.Holt, O. R. Gray.

For furtlior particulars apply toA. V. GEAR, Secretary.

Chambor of Commerce rooms.Ofllco Hours: 12:30-1- :30 p. m.

Tjje Vofrohama Specie BankLIMITED

Subscribed Capital Yen 12,009,000Paid Up Capital Yen 10,500,000Reserve Fund Yen 7,300,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.Kobo, London, Lyons, New York.

San Francisco, Shanghai,Bombay, Hong Kong,

Toklo'The Bank buys andreceivos for oolloo- -

Hon Bills of Exchango, issues Drafts andLetters of Crodlt on tho above Branchesand Agonclos, and transacts a goneralbanking business.INTEREST ALLOWE-D-

On Fixed Deposit for ia monthi, 4 per cent b. a.On Fixed Deposit for 6 months, i "On llxel Deposit lor 1 moj, j

INTEREST ALLOWE- D-By the Head Office at Yokohama, on Current Dcposit, 4 per cent, per annum.On Fixed Deposit lor si months, 6 per cent, p, 1,

Ksw Republic Banding. llTKlpg si, Honolulu,

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakea & Halekanwila Bts.

Hub a largo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand,

Estimates given for houso wir-ing and Electrioal plants.

Marino Wiring a epeolalty,

THEO. HOFFMANN.tanagwr.

UA. '.. - JtCA.rfW-

.,

y

s?

:V

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"tOT" ' "7V wl'V-llMirrf??- ' "' ; " iW UIMIP W IMi ammftW HPI-MI-I'- llPjp&t TW"f TSjpfg3M.'.- - 'rTVT 1cr"'Wy5'- - .v, -- - ,37-

- jwr 7" r, - . (

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., JUNE 27, 1899.

Lines of

Oceanic Company.

Tho JB'ino PaBBonger StcnmorsLonvo Thia Port na Heroundor.

Prom San Francisco:AUSTRALIA Ju y 5MARIPOSA July 19AUSTRALIA Aug. 2MOANA Aug. 16

AUSTRALIA Aug. 30ALAMEDA Sept. 13

In connoctionw.tb tho sailing of tho above steamora, tho AgentBare proparod to insuo, to intending passengers, coupon thiongh,tiokots by any rnilroud from San Francisco, to all points in the!Unitod States, and from Now York by any st '.amehip lino to allEuropean ports.

For farther partioalara apply to

Wni. Gr. Irwin & Co., Limited,General Amenta Otiennic S. S. Co,

Pacific Mail Steamship Co. !

Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, & Toyo Risen Kaisha

, Steamers of the above compini. will call at Honolulu ani leave this port on or about thedites below mentioned:....

For Japan and China:NIPPON MARU July 4

RIO llli Jftri-K- iv "!COPTIC July "

for general Information apply to

H. Hackfeld &

MWSteamers ol the above line, runnlnjr In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,

... tl. C.. and Sydney. N.S.W., and calllne at Victoria. U. C. Honolulu. Suva (Fiji)

and Brisbane are IlUl. .11 IIO.NOHILU on

nnu VANrntlVFR. .. AND VICTORIA, B. Criw... ---- --" , . ,

rrlmoo..... July Aoranuf....... AuEust4Mlowera.... September 1

Warrlmoo. SeptemberAorangl October 7

Mlowera. ..November 94Warrlmoo.. December ai

''"IrouEhVlcketflisuedVrom'iionolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. For Freight and

Passage and all general Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., GcnM Agents.

Lines ol Travel.

The Britisli-America- n S. S. Line

Freight contracted through from any

point in the United States to the Hawai-

ian Islands In connection with the Great

Northern, Northern Pacific or Canadian

Pacific Railways. Monthly service from

Seattle and Tacoma with our New A--

6000 ton steamer, the

"PORT ALBERT"

with latest Improvements for a large

freight carrying capacity. Strong traffic

arrangements with the three Northern

lines which enable us

to give the consignees the benefit of rock

bottom rates on their Eastern shipments.

For further Information, apply to

"V HEHRI WATERHOUSE & CO.,

I Oueen Street. General Agents.

I Telephone 313

O. E, & L. Co- -

time TABLE.From and After January 1, 1800

TRAINS.BTATIONS Dally Dally

Sun. Dally DallySun. Dally ex.ei.(Outward) A.M. PJrt. P.M.

A.M, A.m.... u:oj 5:10

Honolulu 11:40Ptarl City.. 6:104:05EwaMIII.... 10 08 19.004'4JWalanae.... 10:50

Walalua I1I5J :40

Kahuku ia:JBTATIONS.

exDally

Sun Dally Dally Dally(Inward)

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.AI.

Kahulro Vli:o3

Walalua 0:10

Walanae .... 7:10 3'SS

Ewa Mill.... 5:50 T!45 1:0s 4:96:iJ 8.0) i:jo 4:5"Paaili.iry

Honolulu 6:J 8:J5 905 5.96

V. 0. Smith, Oen'l Fiibs, TicketAgent.

J Q, P. nriNIBON, BUpomuuiiuam

W STAGELINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

Tho Htage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal-kan- e,

Kuuloa ami way points, willleave Tost Ofllco, Bethel Htreot side,nt 0 a.m., Monday YedneMlayH antFrldayH, calling for passengers anil

paokagea at Lovejoy & Co'h, No. 19

Nuuanu street

'1 ravel.

k

oE ThiH Lino Will Arrivo at un

For San. Francisco:AUSTRALIA July 1 1

MOANA July 21AUSTRALIA Aug. 8ALAMEDA Aug. 18AUSTRALIA Sent.MARIPOSA Sept. 15

For San Francisco:AMERICA MARU July 4

CITY OF PEKING July 14GAELIC July 91

Go., Ltd., Agents.

mmor about the dates below stateJ, vlitFROM SYDNEY. BRISBANE AND SUVA

lor victoria an' Vancouver tu. i.y. ;Aorangl. .July 6 Mlowera , Aup;ust

Warrlmoo . AUPUSt itAoranpL. .September aSMlowera.... October s6Warrlmoo. .November tjAorangl. ...uecemcer ti

Lines of Travel.

StaisDip

1899TIME TABLE.

CLARKE, Commander,

Will lenvo nouohilu every Tuosday at12 o'clock 111., touching nt Lahalnn,Manlaoa Hay nnd Makoua tho sameday; Mahukona, Kawalkao and

the following day, arrivingat nilo Wodnosday evening.

Returning will sail from Hllo ororyFriday at 0 o'clock p. 111., touching atLitiipahoohoo, Mahukoua, Kawalhae,Makena, Maalnca ISny nnd Lalmlna,arriving nt Ilonolulii Saturday night.

Will call nt PoholUi, rum, on thesecond trip of oach month, arrivingthere on tho morning of the day ofsailing from Hlln to Honolulu.

The popular routo to tho Volcano Isvia Hllo, A good cartiago road tho en-tir- o

dlstani'O.

S. S, CLAUDINECAMERON, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu Tuosday, at 6

o'clock p. in., touching at Kahulul,liana, Uamoa and Kipahulu, Maul. Re-

turning, arrives at Honolulu Sundaymorning.

Will call at Null, Kaupo, onco eachmonth.

This company reserves tho right tomake changes In the tlmo of dopnrtureand arrival of its steamors WITHOUTNOTICE, and it will not bo responsible

'

for any consequences arising thoro-fro-

i

Conslnces must bo at tho landingto recoive tholr frelglit. This companywill not hold Itself responslulo forfreight aftor it has boon lnndod.

Live stock roceivou only at ownor'srisk.

Tills company will not be responsi-ble for money or valuablos of passen-gers unless placed in tho care of purs-ers.

Fnssougers aro romiostod to purchnsetickots beforo embarking. Thoso fall-

ing todo so will bo subject to an addi-tional chargo of twenty-tlv- o per cent.

Tlio company will not bo linblo forloss of, nor Injury to, nor delay in, thodollvery of baggago or porsonal otluctsof tho passengor beyond tho amount of$100 00, unions tho valuo of tho samebo doclarod, at or before tho Issuo ofthe ticket, and freight In paid thereon, ,

All employees of tho Company aroforbidden to receive frolght without de-

livering a shipping receipt therefor in '

the form proscribed by tho Company '

and which may bo seen by shippers'

upon application to tuo pursers or tlioCompany's Steamors.

Shippors aro uotlllod that If frolght Isshipped without such rocolpt, It will bosololy at tho risk of tho shipper.

O. L. WIGHT, rresldont.S. II. ROSE, Secretary.

OAPT. J. A. KINO, Tort Supt.

.

WllliIBi il fi'i ''i "Wl 1 III Iff ' lliBMll"iJH fllMHM I WI'Wrry v V i c TZXTJ k,

wmrwHamfMmmmmsBmaHBmmmmmmmmmMmmmmBmmMmmmf r , v t

Steamship

timeTtable.

19

S.S.KlNAU

Beer and Wine Dealers.

LOVEJOY&CO.IMFOIITEUH, AND WHOLESALE

Wmc iiml Llpr Beta.Agent! (or the UotlltJ Rainier Br of Stall!..

No. 10 Nuuanu KtiihktFoster Block, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,

P. O. Bon tt. Mutual Telephone joJ.

GONSALVES r CO.. LtdWHOLESALE ClttOCITPB AM

WINE MEKOHAKTB.

2H5Quoen street, Honolulu, II, I,

Miiated Ma Water Co., AEBplunado,

toner Allen & Fart St,, Honolulu

& to.,Ajjnutfi.

Chinese and Japanese Firms.

HELP! HELP!!Honolulu ChineseEmployment Agency.

Office at the Hawaiian Chinese News Co 'sIt No. 8K Kins street, Honolulu, H.I

Cooks, Walters, Yardmen, Plantation Laborers, and all kinds of employees furnishtd promptly on short notice.

This Agencv fully examines all appli-cants for employment as to their compe-tency before sending them to its patrons.

CHARGES REASONAUIE,r.l. -- s P. O. Box 046

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu St.

rino Suitings In English, Scotch mulAmerican Goods mado to ordor.

folophono 66S- .- --Postofllco box 0S8.

TAKAKI &CO.,Contractors, Builders,

And HOUSE PAINTERS.115M Nuuanu street, Honolulu. H. I.

OHIN SING CO,100 West King Stroot

Mors aM BinJobbing promptly attended toj also all

kinds of Furnlturo on hand. 1210-fl-

VING OHAN,FURNITURE DEALER,

400 Nuuanu Street.

Chairs of all kinds, Matting,Cigars, Silk and Chinese Teas.

Seasonable Goods.CHAIRS of nil kinds, Matting,

Chinese Grass IJuen in any color,Fancy China Silk Haudkerchlofs.

KWONO HING CHONO CO.,Ntuiann nboTO King st.

Hilt KEE RESTAUnAKTAUkea, between Merchant and King

ttreetf.A First Class Meal at All Hours,

13 CENTS.VSl. Luncheon Rooms for Ladles

nnd Oents. Give us a trial.DBW1Y RESTAURANT,

First-Clas- s Resort In Every Respect.

Best 2R-Cc- Men! In Town.

LOOK HOP & CO.,Beretar.la and Fcrt Streets

SHEU LUN,jo, Nuuanu St., neat Exchange Saloon,

Merchant TailorClothing, etc., trade to order.

All Suits guarar teed to Fit. atd In the Latest Style.iilS

". L. CHONG,

No. C Nuuanu St.,btlcw Mtictar.t, Honolulu.

MERCHANT : TAILOR.g,,,,, ev,rMti ,0 M ,r4 In ,, ,,,

Clothing made to order; L'nlfirms a specialty,Clothes cleaned and repaired at reasonable rates.

ILlmlted.

?!ESSlfr.119 King St.

church and society Work.

Notice.THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OF-- ,

fers to contract to sell five thousand bags(or a less quantity) of No. 1 Hawaiian rice

yearly for the period of five years, com-- I

menclng with June crop, at and for thesum of five dollars rer 100 lbs. Deliveryto be made on the wharf at Honolulu,

Apply to NG PAWNOf Kwong Lee Yuen & Co., King street,

Honolulu. I2j4-i-

SHIPPING NEWS.Additional, and the litest Ship pine News, will be

found on the eighth page.

TIDKS.ac tn- -

Day.7 'is 2,9 ft - M

'cr ' r ' C

'l).lll 11. in a.m. a.m.Moi.ilny 20 o.OO 5.55! 0.3:111.08

lt.in.Tuexday -- 7 0.5(i 7.00 1. 1512.05

Wednesday. . 23. 7.y, 8.10 1.50 1.21

Thursday .... .20 8 24 0 21 2.30 3.00a. til 11 111.

Friday '30 10.33 9.19 3.111 450Saturday 1 11 41 10.27 4.01 0.42

Sunday 2 12.40 11.43' 4.40 8.01

Ln$t Quarter of the Moon 0:1 tho20lliat0.15n. 111.

The Staiidurd tlmo whistle121i. Om. (R (midnight), UruenwlclilliiH!, which la lh. 30m. j). in. of Hn-wall- an

Stnudard tlinu.MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.Steamers due and sailing today and for the next six

da) s are as follows:ARRIVE.

Steamers from DuePort Albert-Sea- ttle July 1

M0V0III Molokal July tUpolu Kohala July 1

Klnau Hawaii and Maul July 1Mlkahala Kauai lutyaClaudlne Maul July 1America Maru China and Japan July 4Australia San I'ranclscu July 5Aoranjl Colonies July 6

Dtl'ART.

Steamers lor DueClaudlm Maul ...June aW. G. Hall-K- ona and Kali. . .June a?Lehua Motokal and Lanal., ...June a- -Mlkahala Kauai ....Jnne 97CopllcSan Tranclsco. . June 97Port Albert Seattle .. July 3Mokolll Alolokal. .juiy 1Upolu Kohala July 4America Maru San Francisco Julv 4Aoranjjl Vancouver July 6

ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Last night about seven o'clocktlio liuor Coptic dreked at tho Pu-ciG- o

Muil wharf. Shu left Yokoha-ma on (ho 17th nt 1 :10 p tn, mak-ing tho mn to thia port in 10 dayoatid 1 tmuiiti. Tho Coptic bringssov on paeeengerri from tho OrientTor Honolulu and oniric a higthrough list. In tho elfiarnpt' therewore 339 JnpnncEo find 07 Chi-urri- e

for this city; thpy wero lnud-c- din qunrautino this rooming.

She brought 395 tons of cargo nndtook aboard 25U tons of coal heroWhon tho Coptic at rives in SanFrancisco, commnuder InmanSoalby, It N, will loavo hor. liewill do to London for tbo WhiteStar Liuc, nnd will vory likoly ro- -

turn in command of ouo of lliolargo new liners, to bo placed ontins run in tbeuaelics place, l're-sr- nt

cointnnndcr Soalby will bosuccefdod on tho Coptic by comin ii ii Icr lumlor of tho liolgic.

1'ABSKXaEllS AllIHVED.From Yokohama, per S S Cop

tic, Juno 20 Misb Burpee, Alra JG Croxtou, W A Hnddon, A V(lnntor and wifp, nod F.T Lowreyand wifo.

PABSENOEnS AltlUVED.For Kilnuea, per strar Wainle

ale, Juno 20-- 1$ Liu, W Q Irwin,Q C Hewitt, Airs II Kuleiiy, MissE Beoman.

For Shu Finnciepo, per S SCoptic, June 27 Mias A Hass-fori- h,

A L Colston, Eov Mr Qnlick and family 4, MissE Swickark, Ivan Graham, Mrs W J Lowrie and son, Mr Lowrie, A NGarnpboll, Mi'bs E Dietz, J Light- -

foot, G K Garnet!, Osmor Abbott,Miss M B Scovoll, J Itoaenbure,Mrs A L Shaw, Miss M AlicaSmith, Miss B Taylor, M MOShaughessy, H B Gehr, OHDailoy, Mrs E P Gray, Miss JDoyo, J A Moore, F 0 Armoig,Mies K Timmons, O A Bernard,Mr and Mrs M Salomon, O Ityuioand wifo, M Schweitzer, J Fergu-son, V Boyda, 0 P Fitblado, MrsCrozier, Miss 0 P Bodman, W LEmory, M B Mobbury, E T Dro-io- r,

Mrs J A Lindsay and son, JT McOrosson, Mr Black, Mr Watt,Mioa 0 Ohaudon, Mies H Chan-dou- ,

J F Scott nnd wifo.i m m

Hrnlnnred or Ttln! Itloi.ra.PariB, Jnue 10. Tho Correc-

tional Police Court today sentenc-ed Count de Dioo, Count d'Au-big- ny

and Count d'Assy to a fort-night in prison and to pay 100francs lino for parliuipiting in thedisturbances at Autouil Juno .

Others wero sentenced to im-

prisonment for one month toilirco months on the eanio chargo,

MAMlTimTOMKINS-aitEENFIPL- D JunolS,

1SU0 at I'aaullo Mission Church,by tho Itov. Vincent II. Kltcat,Vlce-Dcan- the CathedralChurcliof St. Andrew, Honolulu, tho Ilov.Cecil II. Toinkliis. IMIsslouuryl'rlesi of Paaulo, Hawaii, to Mar-garet Allco (ircuulloid, eldestdaughter of Tir. C. 11. areenllehl,of Hoiioluia, Hawaii.

The Evening Bulletin gives ALLthe ncics for 75 cents a month.

llepitrta nil Inrrenae."I was suffering from indicat-

ion and my weight was rod needto ouo huudred nnd fifteen ortwoity pounds. I have hpen tnkin llooii'i) Surnpaiilla andflood's 1'illo aud my health Imsbff n b' tter Ihnu for venrs. Mweight is now nhout 1G5 poundc."Mrs. Emily E. Durban!:, PineGrovo, California.

Hood's Pills nio non-irritati-

and tho only cathartic to take withHood's Sursaparilln.

Scenic Postal Cards ha ebecome a fad in Europe, Ger-

many being the starting point.The craze has spread untileven Hawaiian Scenic PostalCards may now be had, infifty different subjects, at 2$cents per dozen.

KING BROS.,110 Hotel street.e

(Jtllfirnlu Fruits.1). G. UainarinoB received per

Australia a large consiL'timont ofVogetnbloj, Fruits, Hnlibnt, Fro-zo- n

Oysters, Cnibts, Luca Oil, etc.,etc.

American Messongor Serviceopen nil night. Telephone 144.

On To Manila is a completehistory. It can h? had at tlip Bul-letin office.

iiicoiy mruiHueu rooma dimePopular Houho, 1G4 Fort street,from 81.00 per week up.

Meclianio'e Homo, comer Hotoland Nuuanu streets, lodging byday, week or mouth. Terma: 25aud CO cents pur night. 81 nndS1.25 per week.

Tho nso of tho .dinger in mil-lions of homes hIiowb tbo unpre-cedented ruccof,8 of those idealsowing maohinoB. It U convinc-ing proof that the-- Siuoer oxeelsin all kintlfi nf fanily sewiug andart tiepdlo work, ill our iiowinttmnchinea nrf of tlx !,ost conBtruo-l.- m,

beautifully decorated, anda mouuted on fioloctrd woods infinely finished cabinets of artisticdenigua. B. Bergeraeu.air'M't, 16Bnliol street.

BY AUTHORITY.

Irrigation Notice.Holders of water privileges, or those

paying water rates, are hereby notified

that the hours for Irrigation purposes arefrom 6 to 8 o'clock a. in. and from 4 to 6o'clock p.m.

ANDREW BROWN,Superintendent Water Works.

Approved by J. A. KING,Minister of Interior

Honolulu, June 14, 1899.24ftf

Water Notice.In accordance with Section 1 of Chapter

XXVI. of the laws of 18S6:All persons holding water privileges or

tiiose paying water rates, are hereby noti-

fied that the water rates for the term end-

ing Dec. 31st, 1899, will be due and payable at the office of the Honolulu WaterWorks, on the 1st day of July, 1809.

All such rates remaining unpaid for 15

days after they are due will be subject toan additional 10 per cent.

All privileges upon which rates remainunpaid August 15th. 1899, (30 days afterbecoming delinquent) are liable to suspension witnout lurtner nonce.

Rates are payable at the office of theHonolulu Water Works In the KapualwaBuilding.

ANDREW BROWN,Sunt. Honolulu Water Works.

Honolulu, 11. 1,, June 20th, 1809.iasi-io- t

Notice.The ladles having charge of the floral

decorations of the late Queen DowagerKaplol.ml, request all those desiring tosend flowers to have them sent to theKawalaliao Church from Wedaesday,June 28th on. 1256

Kahuku Dividend.A dividend will be due and payable to

the shareholders of the Kahuku PlantationCo. on Friday, the jotli Instant.

The books of the Company will beclosed to transfers on tlte 29th and 30thInstants.

Honolulu, June 26, 1899.C. BOLTE,

Treasurer Kahuku Plantallon Co.!2$G-3- t

H. Gr. BIAJRT,Manufacturing Jeweller,

404JV TORT STREET.

The latest designs in Bracelets,

Pins, Mings, &c, on hand or made

to order. Stones of all kinds neatlycut, polished and mounted.

NOTICE

To Ewa PIantation Stock-

holders.It having been voted to Increase the cap-

ital stock of the Ewa Plantation Companyto Jj.ooo.oco, and tn Issue certificates ofstock of the par value of twenty dollars(S20.00) each, for the full amount thereofto the present holders of the stock, nowTHEREFORE the stockholders are herebynotified to at once produce and surrendertheir present certificates of stuck to theTreasurer of said Ewa Plantation Com-pany, In order that such exchange into?2o 00 shares may be made. It is request-ed that the stockholders make CLEARINSTRUCTIONS IN WRITING to theTreasurer as to the number of certificates,3nd number of Miarcs each, In which hemay wish his certificates Issued. It mustbe Dome in mind that there will be due oneach new share Issued (covering the Increase of stock voted) a charge for revenuestamps as required by law.

Notice Is further given, that In all casewhere such new Issue and allotment willInvolve fractions of shares the personswho may become entitled tosucli fractionsmust within thirty days make such ar-

rangement either by sale or purchase ofother fractions, as will obviate the issueof fractional shares, whereof notice mustbe given the Treasurer, or such fraction ofshares will be sold at public auction andthe proceeds divided among those entitledthereto.

Dated Honolulu, H. I., June 1;, 1899.WILLIAM A. HOWEN.

The Giub Stables7Limited.

O. Bellina, : MaiiairuiFORI STREET,

ToU phone 477LiYery, Boarding & Sale Stables

Prompt Service. Stylish Turnout!Safe Drivers.

Wo aro especially equipped to cater ttyour trade. Fair dealing and good sorvico Is what wo dopond upon to got it.

Wo have formlo Family Carriage amDriving HorscM, slnglu or ilotihlo teamtThey aro in good condition nnd will Insold on favorable tonus.

Dr. Rowat is always In aucudancola'tbo SUiblos.

Ciub Stables HackstandCor. Union ,t Hotel St

(Old Roll Towor).OARKFUI.IiANI)WKI.LINKORMEI

ORlVKilS.FIRST CLASS CARRIAOKS.UACKS AT ALL HOURS.Ordors forSurroys, WngonoUoH, Singh

or Doublo Teams tit a moment's noticeHack Nos. 125, 183, 100, 70, 77.

O. BKLLINA, Mgr

John IMott,

PLUMBER,

75 and 79 King StreetTELKI'IIONI-- : NO. 31.

NOW is tlio time to get loukn andbreakages ttoon to, and your

Roofs Put in OrderHy competent workmen.

HOME MA.DESAUERKRAUT

J pounds for 2 cents.60-pou- nd casks, $4 per cask.

atN". BEEHAM'S(lop Beer Dopot, No. 11 Konla (formerlj

Smith) rtreet.

FOR SALE,

i I L.)

Lunalllo Street,Between Keeaumoku and Kewalo,containing 20,070 square feet. Placewell improved. For further par-ticulars apply to

F. L. WALDRON,At the Grocery Department of

T. H. Davies &Co.A GOOD THING

--a u a o0--

h, Algero.a and Pint FirewooOat and Hplit (ready for the Store),

Also,

STO Y E, STE AM & BLACKSMITH CO A;

WHITE AMD BLAOK BANDAt Lowest Prices, dellrered to iny pan

the City.--K.QPHONHI 414

HUSTAOE & CO.,31 Qneen Street.

F. W. THRUM,Surveyor.

BOOM NO. 10, SI'RECKELS BLOCKPlantation Work a Specialty.

1233

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Lrt

KAI MUKIThis tract of most desirable Suburban property

iov being opened un w ith residence sites, lies about threeniles from this city, in a northeasterly direction.

It has an elevation of over 200 feet above sea level,:ommanding a magnificent view of the Ocean, Koko Head,Vanoa and Palolo Valleys, with the City of Honolulu, Ewaind Oahu Plantations, and Peail Lochs, at its feet. It is en-

tirely removed from all planting of rice or taro, thereby obviat-.n- g

the possibilities of ague and fever. Twelve broad streetsjive access to the property, and are crossed by six avenues,beven of these Boulevards are now opened up, the balance in.ourse of construction.

From its position it is entirely removed from the highvinds and heavy showers of Manoa and Nuuanu Valleys,juaranteeing from its solt ocean breezes a salubrious climate.

A pumping plant, in the course of installation, settles:he question of water, which will be furnished to purchasers)f this property at Government rates ; this flow of water beingissured from two 12-in- ch wells which under measurementshow nearly 4,000,000 gallons in twenty-four hours.

i nese lors contain an area or i,uuu square ieet eacn,md are of two sizes 100 x 150 and 7$ x 200.

TERAS : $4?0 per lot, $?0 additional for corners, spot:ash. $?ft per lot, $0 additional for corners $20 cash, and310 monthly installments per lor, no interest.

MAP OF PROPERTY on view at our office ; and forurther particulars apply to

GEAR, LANSING & CO.

UNIMPROVED.lo. if 95 ". corner Kreatimoku and Klnau stf ,

reajy (or hulUlnr, net lo handsomcrcslJencesnow occupied.

(a'10 v x lout pljrht fine Residence Lots faclnc onLunalllo nd Klnau streets These are verychoice lots, on line proposed RaplJ Transit,basy terras,

lo ij too x too, on Deretanla street, near Keeju--moku street running through to Young street.One of the most desirable butldlnj sites In thecllv.

(0, 40 ijj x 3?o, en NoHey street. KallM. lth L onside street. Good elevation, cooi,I. cheap;must be seen to be appreciated.

FOR SALE, ON YOUNG STREET,Near K.iplolanl. A CHOICE RESIDENCE of 3 parlor and dining room,kitchen and pantry, batli and patent W. C; good plumblnfj, stable, outhouses, ser-vants' quartars. Good Income property; rents for S40 monthly. Size of lot, 75 x 155.

FOR SALE AT H1LO.jKQftflfl A BAKERY doing good business, store on the principle thorough-P-W- J

fare, cheap rent. Two story building, with good living100ms above, everything complete as regards Bakery, including wagon and horses;living rooms furnished. Owner desires to sell on account of 111 health, satisfactoryterms can be arranged with a desirable party. Fifteen year lease on this propertyvlll be sold separately.

GEAR, LANSING & CO.,Judd Building, Fort Street.

ami

No. 40 7 j x 115, on Anapunl street. Cottage 7 roomsand bath Good view, high elevation, cheap.

No. ji j x t$7, corner Wilder Aveme and Keato.Nice house of 7 rooms and bath large grounds,fruit and ornamental trees; barn and outbuildings.

Rambler

AT

The bargain of the season. Buying in large lots puts us

in a po ition to sell low, and the big we have justreceived is to be sold at this low price.

With a wheel at this price you can better .iflord to ride

than not, for time ib money and car fares are cash.

To ride easy ride a

0. HALL

Columbia

IMPROVED.

& SON, Ltd.

Ageutx,

1893 RAMBLERS $45.00!

shipment

RAMBLER.

E.

Cor. Fort and Kino: Sts.

JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT

OF.Blown Tumblers, Various Sizes,

From 50 cents to S1.75 per dozen.

Single Sets of Harness,From ? 1 0.50 to 535 per Set.

Double Sets of Harness,From $32 to S45.

Dump Cart Harness, with SaddleComplete, In good order.

A Good Stock of Leather on HandViz : Harness and Saddle Leather, Buff Leather. Bag Leather. Lace Leather, AlumLeather, Dasli Leather, Sole Leather, Split Leather, Genuine French Calf Skins fromEurope, Goat Skins, Tanned Sheep Skins, Wool Sheep Skins, &c.

Harness and Bridle Buckles, Assorted Sizes,Shoe Thread, Assorted Nos., from 8 to 25,

White, Blue and Green Back Enamelled Duclc,50 Inches wide, for Carriages, at lowest market rates.

HawaiianHardware Co.Xd


WANTS.T5S','' '" "" ''"" tti7 hi InittltJ at if tent!v2 4 limfril imertlon; la emit uconJ inur.lion', fa tinll d uttk tni o c&h a monlb, 7 Mi it Iblticaftil aJxtrlwrf tvir efltrtJ IhiptofU of Honolulu.

WANTED.

WASTED-M- an to DRIVE llread Wagon. ApplyEngland Hikery Hohl street ist-I- J

UANTLD-I'OSITI- OV hy Exrwtt COrrEfc Mm' Planter and .Miller soeril yens expirienciIn thee Utanli and In tmatamala Addrm0)l i LE," Hulletln cilice. t;6--UANTED-- A gentle DRIVING HOUSE for Lad) sVJ use. Apply "M. ' IM offite. m6

UANTED-s- oo Men to ret shaved for tjc. (white' rarpers; ll. Jtll s 619H Fort s'reet, opp.

Club SlaMcs 1a09.11

FOK SALE.COR SALE- -I our framed OH PAINTINOS clinicr subject! AlioaRLMINOTONTYI'nWRlTf--Owner leivlng ton Address 'TRAV1LEK 'Iluiletlnnffice iijviwPOULTRY Laying Hens,$)ooa doren Drollers1 Pullets, and Cockerels, Jjoo dozen, YoungTurkejs ready for table Stooeacli, Iwnon dorenA limited number only for sale Ci P Hulletlnofiice

COWS Tame milk stock, healthv cows, $jj ooheifers tt oo. A few head only remain-

ing, for cash Apply at once R. C , Hulletln officeIs6-i-

COR HOUSE-- on Heretanla' street. Address P O. Pox 781, iisj-t- f

COR SALE- -A California MILCH COW, goodbreed. Apply to J. Al VIVAS. iji-t- f

SALE OR EXCHANGE Roll-to- p Desk. RiclneI Press, Copying Hath, Letter Hooks, Car-

bon Paper, 8 Camera, Oenri Lens, LeergneLens, Kodak. CAMLRA. PO. tlox ,;,. i6-i-

COR SALE t"or $1000. An Established Honolulu1 Mercantile Business pa) Ing $200 per month

' K. P. O ," Uo 5o, llonolulu

PR SALE In Herkcley, one hour distant fromI ranclsco, A gentleman's place; six acres

round facing two streets. House of ten rooms,Eaunlry. Pigeon and Chlekcn House, Artesian well,finest witer In Alameda Co. Llec'rlc cars pass thedoor. Price $1? 000

Address Deaken's Donkstore,ij6 Sutter st ,San franclsco.

PR SALE A cooJ gentle hore buejry anj Ii.rrAMHlala Annlii (.1 frllM CI LL1VAN,

n..ii Clli.jiiuiruii Jtafir. U)ftfSALE-O- ne SHIPMAN ENGINE In perfect

order. Apply to II. G. Plan. Tort St. iio--

d Pedal Pass REED ORGANfor ehapet or rIJnr. Itrriktrnm

Music Co , Tort street io

BEST aj cent meal In town Try It and beLlnd's Excelsior Restaurant. 1041

TO LET.O LET Cottage on King street, car line, J bed-

rooms, pallor, dlnntnir ruim and hath room.Ground laid out with rrult trees. Apply In

," J. M VIVA

CLEGANTI.Y TURNISHED TRONT ROOM Ina private restdenrr. suitable for nne or two. 4,1Fort street, near Vineyard i;a-i-

TOIET-- A large KITCHEN lth RANGL and1 DINING ROOM, furnished, for rent. In good

locality for business, un easy terms, Inquire at thisoince, "51COR RENT NewlvfurnUhed front bedroom, tor aa eentleman. Centrally located, use of telephone.rent $10. isjt-i-

BOARD AND LODGING In private family. Goodlarge airy room. Apply ji) Deretanla

street. iiso-i-

TO LET DESK ROOM spaces to let Apply toHAWAIIAN IRON FENCE AND MONUMEN-

TAL CO 641 King street uiS

LOST.

I Savings Hank Pass Uook No.t-- too II. Return to Hulletln office. nI OST-P- alr of EYE GLASSLS. Monday night.- someuhere between Walklkl and Railroad Station

rinder please return to Capt. Ewart, Park Colusa,and receive reward tai

MISCELLANEOUS.

CRrNCH or SPANISH INSTRUCTION by PROF,r LOMI1ARD II A Posinffiee ii-i-

LIVE STOCKCommission Alercluinls

New ShipmentExtra fine lot of Heavy Mules, nice driving, and Saddle Horses at Honolulu StockYards Co., corner Alakea and QueenStreets.

THEORPHEUMFAMILY THEATRE.

CHAS S. DESKY PROPRIETORI. F. POST MANAGER

TO-NIGH- T !

Telephone, or Rapid

Transit Outdone.Marie M. Brandes,

Plunomenal Vocalist.

The Hartwell Sisters,Acrobatic and Contortion Dancers.

Dave Marlon,Comedian, Singer and Acrol at.

MLLE. GLORINE,Serpentine Dancer, as the GODDESS PELE.

The Kanoho Sisters,Hawaiian Warblers.

Harpy Darling,Buck and Wing Dancer.

Mi Frank Barton,Datltone and Comedian

May Ashleydim Post

Billy HowardGeneral Admission, sc, and soc.Last six rows for Children under i yean, 10c.Reserved Chairs, joe.Seats can be booked by ringing up Telephone no.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Dl.iniolHl Head Sltfiml Station, June20, 1 pm Weather hny, wind highX VI

Heavy surf on the bunch.Weather Bureau, l'uimliou. June24Temperature Monilnir liiiiiliiniin,

71; Middiiy maximum, 83.(Barometer corrected for gravity .06 )

Barometer, 0 a m, 30.01. Sternly.Rainfall, do, .10.Humidity at 0 a 111 GO percent.Dew Point 03 1

AltlllVAI.H.Monday, Juno 20.

rntmr Coptic, Healby, lo tlnjtt 1

mill from Yokohama; pass ami niilsefor H Haekfehl & Co.

Tuesday, Juno 27.Ktmr Koeau, l'cdcrscn, from Koloa

with 2800 bngq of sugar for Alexander& Baldwin, nnd 137o bags for HWaterhouso it Co.

StinrWailall, Slmcrwm, from Ha-waii ports. 0121 bagnof Htigar, SI bagscollce, 17 bdls hltles and 2U0 jikgs sun-drli'.-

DEPAKTOUES.Tuesday, June 27.

Br stmr Coptic, Healby, for KanFrancisco.

BtnirKiuau. Freeman, for Hawaiinnd way ports; passengers and generalmdso.

Stmr Miknhala, Thompson, for Ko-loa, Eleele, Hnnapepo, tnkawollWalmea audKckaha:NnwlllwlII mallnntl pisscngers only, nt 5 p m.

Stmr Iwalanl, Gregory,forHonoknaand Kukuthaelc, at 3 p in.

Bimr james iiokcc, Tuilctt, TorKapaa,nt4 p in.

Stmr Claudiuo, Cameron, for Maulports at o p in.

In nil probability a email fleetof United States army transportswill iirrivo in theso waters in afew days. Tho Holace, Zpalandia,ronuBvlvaum and bhoridau aroexpeoted.

The froighlor Port Albert is ex.peeled hero about tho first of nestmonth. This is her maiden trip..and oho will bring to Honolulubesides a largo cargo of gonornlmerchandise 4000 tons of Seattlecoal for tho Oahu railway.

In the near future a notice tomariners containing full descrip-tions of thb new Diamond Headlight nnd its bearings will bo is-

sued by the Iuterior Department.Tho observations made by thegovernment olhcials aboard thetug Eleu on Sunday night provedmost satisfactory.

Tho WGHall, which arrivedfrom Hawaii this raomiuc, reportsvery rough weather at Houuapoand Punaluu. At tbo former port,it was impossible to take II Hack-fol- d

fe Co's largo rollor aboard,which was to have beou broughtto Honolulu for repairs. Thoughexceedingly rough" oeas and highwinds worn experienced, there wasno rain. Tbo Pioneer Mill brokedown on Siturday last, but wasrunniug agniii all right on Mon-day morning. Tho Hall also ts

that tho Kauai had not yetablo to repair tho rooout dam-

age to bor winch; she was U9ing atackle at Inst repmts. Tho Kauaiis expected in this port towardsthe ornl of tho week. Tho Hallbrings no nows of voloitnic dis-turbances on Hawaii, other thauan advance of smoke from Ki-laue-

PASSENGERS AI1IUVED.From Koloa, per stmr Nooau,

Juno 27 P Isenborg, Mrs McKaig.

From Hawaii and Maui ports,per stmr W G Hall, Juno 27 T OWillis, M O Mott-Smit- h, E AWondto, Mrs J Fernandez. Miss IIEckhardt, Mrs John Sherman,Wm Kauhnuo, J D Johnson, MrsSunteo, J F O'Connor aud wife,Jjnura liooui, Airs iielii, HamHaanio, Anna Kanloa, Miss Marcos, L O Gibson, E G Ferreira, SKeliinni and wife, J S McCand-les- s,

Mr Meyor und G3 on deck,PABSEKOCllS DEPAltTED.

For Hilo and way ports, perstmr Kioau, Juno 27 MastersRobinson 2, Miss Robertson,Mabel Kobertson, Miss Parish,Miss Orozior, Mrs Rycroft. MissUycrott, Edoar Wood and wife,Masters Morton (3), Mastors Por- -ry (&), airs Yhitehoupo, Miss Florooco Hill, A S Wilcox, G N Wilcox, Miss Woods, Mr Grace, H FLyon, S P Woods, O M Witlan,Alastor das Jjaing, Miss AliceLaing, Mrs K A Aim and infant.A Horner, Mrs L Marks and twochildren, Ernest Akina, Mrs W AHardy, Ma9tor Wra Hall, Mies M11 Hitchcock, Miss J Hall, Miesluckor, Master Tuoltor, MrsGroighton nnd daughter, MissLishman, J M Ulna. F M Wakofield, J B Morritt aud family, MissO Kelly, Miss Massey. Mr Axloll,M G Bainey, Ohas M Lot-up- , Ttoranlley, Miss IS Woicht, MissWeir, Miss O Soow, Mrs Jas TDowsott nnd 2 nluldrou, MessrsBngley, Lowers, L B Portar and

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The Bulletin, 75e per month.

"DAGGER"BRANDMULLET.

THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.

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Kihei Notice.All stock of Kihel Sutrar Co. on which

second assessment Is not paid by July.ist,will be sold as delinquent stock.

J. P. COOKE,1257-t- d Treasurer.

Notice.Wm. H. Wright, of the Finance De

partment, will net under power of attorneyfor me during my temporary absence fromthe Hawaiian Islands.

1257 aw J. N. WRIGHT.

Notice.During my absence from the Hawaiian

Islands, my son, James L. Logan, will netforme In all business matters by my writ-ten authority. DANIEL LOGAN.

Honolulu, June 23, 1809. 1254MW

Notice.The second assessment of 10 per cent on

the Stock of the Maunalel Sugar Co., Ltd.,will be due and payable on July 1st, 1899,at the office of Gear, Lansing & Co.

A. V. UtAK,Treasurer Maunalel Sugar Co., Ltd.

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JAMES T. TAYLOB,M. Am. Soc. C. C.

CONSULTING

Hydraulic : Engineer.300 Judd Woe. Tolo. 013

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Corporation Notice.NOTICE Is hereby given that the

KOHALA AND HILO RAILWAY COM-PANY this day accepted the Charter ofIncorporation granted by the Minister ofthe Interior, and the following namedofficers of the corporation ere elected:

Herbert B. Gehr, President.Thomas Rain Walker, t.

Thomas Rain Walker, Secretary.Wade J. Brown, Treasurer.J. W. Jones, Auditor.Honolulu, June 26, 1899.

THOMAS RAIN WALKER,Secretary.

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Millinery Opening.

1SS H, PAULINE DIM,Of the MISSES D1NAN

of San Francisco,

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Branch. StoreAt the Egnn Dry

Goods Co.'s,

Eoxt Street,WITH ANELEGANT LINEOF . . .

Imported

EXCLUSIVE STYLES by everysteamer from our San Francisco stored

Prices very moderate.Telephone 436.

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Auction Sale...OF...

Shares of HonomuSugar Co.

ON

SATURDAY, JULY 1st,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my Salesroom. Quoon Htroot, I w 111

sell by Pnbllo Auction,

11 SUAIIES or HONOMU SUOAItCO.

JAS. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

VALUABLECITY PROPERTY

It Auction,

SATURDAY, July 1, 1899,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom, 33 Queen street, I v, illsell by public auction a valuable parcel ofLand on the southeast comer of Beretanlaand Miller streets.

The property has a frontage of 54 feet onBeretanla St. and 93 feet on Miller St.

area 4790 sq. 11.

There are two cottages on the propertyone of which Is now rented for tes per

month.For further particulars

Apply toJAS. F. MORGAN,

H76 33 Queen St.

m IIWMOWWW MR. M. DUNOAN,

Collector and General Busi-ness Agent.

Ollko, - 113 Kahunmnu atroot.Also lrop.irod to tnko onions for fllliug

In low luiula nnd torrnclug. Workpromptly nttonded to. ,J5'

REALESTATE

BARGAINS !

1, Farm t Ilimaku , 6,001. SOLD.

. SOLD,I. SOLD.1 SOLD.6, A I odclnB llouw, ir lease, 5.00f. WITHDRAW.I, tit acre coffee Und, Koni , t.co0. SOLD

10. Lot hi acre near lown i,a11. WITHDRAWN.I. SOLD.i). House and Lot, Punahou i,ooa14. Large Lot and good Paying Business..,. 11,00015. Laree Lot, Palama, nearly K acre, ... 4,000)16. Lot 50x110, with dwelllnE nouse.Quarry St t,)oB

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