x IP t I Vol xrr XfflK8BKMS WH M Bj -- aBtt KiSBJ Oceanic Steamship Comfan m enger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and Leave rter NCISCO r MARCH 12 MARCH 23 APRIL 2 APRIL 13 APRIL 23 MAY 4 u MAY M AixRIPOoA MAY 25 SONOMA JUNE i MARIPOSA JUNE 15 VKNIURA JUNK 25 MARIPOSA JULY G SIERRA JULY 1G MARIPOSA JULY 27 SONOMA AUG 6 Wm a QUARTS AND FOR SALE H Solo fl 1901 FOR SAN FRANCISCO SONOMA MARCH MARIPOSA MARCH VENTURA APRIL 2 MARI POSA APRIL 17 SIERRA MARIPOSA MAY 8 SONOMA MAY 11 MARIPOSA MAY 29 VENTURA JUNE d MA RIPOSA JUNE SIERRA JUNE M ARIPOSA J ULY 10 SONOMA JULY 1G JULY 31 VENTURA AUG G Local Boat In connection with the sailing ol the abovo steamers the Agents proparod issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all in the United Slates and from New York by any steamship lino to all European ports For further particulars apply to c t A IN BY rrrmM h irwi ZjiitcrrmD General Agents Company 1 COMMENC1N G- - MARCH 4 For On SILKS We will offer 10000 yauds of Silks and Satins many- - less than hail Drice Prices riis yar Just Received SHIPMENT OP CHAMPAGNE s PINTS HICKFELD CO LIMITED Agent forHawaiiaa H L 23 12 27 APRIL 23 19 25 are to points S S BUSINESS IOQALB HONOLULU SATURDAY MAKC1I n Co Oceanic SATINS ai Torritory MARIPOSA When you want a hack ring up 191 On that stand you will get a reliable and Rood driver a fiue hack and no overcharging Kentuckys famous JeBase Moore Whiskey unequalled for its purity and excolloure On sale at any of the saloons aud at Lovejoy Co distributing admits for the Hawaiian uIaixIo Per ZEALANDIA for CamarinoB Refrigerator An extra fresh supply of drapes Apples Lemona Oruagos Limes Nuts Raisins Colory Fresh Salmon Oaulillower Rhubarb As- paragus ¬ Cabbage Eastern and Cali- fornia ¬ Oysters in tin and shell Crabs Turkeys Flounders etc All game in season Also fresh Rook fort Swiss and California Cream Cheese P Jaco your orders early prompt delivery Moie OlUcials Comlu Goorgo M Ron oi r Commissioner of the United Status Commission of Fish and Fisheries will tend repre sentatives of his department to Ha- waii ¬ in May or June next who will remain several months and make a thorough investigation of the fisher- ies ¬ of the Islands S crotary of the Tcriitory Cooper received a communication in yester ¬ days mail from the Commissioner in which he stated that tbo Com- mission ¬ has Loeu directed by Act of Congress as contained in faction 91 of the Act Providing a Govern ¬ ment for the Territory of Hanojj to examine into the entire sul ject of fisheries and the laws relating to tbe fishing rights in ihe Territory of Hawaii etc Ho states that this inquiiy which has been deferred in the hope that Congress night make adequate iiuauciul provision for a thorough iuvostigation will now be ta lion up by representatives of the CotmuUsiou who n ill visit the Tvr ritory duriug May or June and re ¬ main fcr some months They have been instructed to confer with So uietary Cooper immediately upon their arrival A Inige number of pamphlets and reports pertaining to fishes fishing fish preservation nod fish culture have been sent to Mr Cooper EXPERIMENT STATION FOB nONOLtJLU Jared G Smith chief of the sec ¬ tion of seed and plaut introduction of the United S ates Department of Agriculture at Washington1 has b jou appointed as director of the low Experiment Station and will be here the latter pait of April In a letter written to Wray Taylor CominiBrioner of Agriculture of tho Hawaiian Islands dated Washing- ton ¬ March 8 Mr- - Smith saye You will be interested to kcow that the Secretary has appointed tne the direotor of tho new Uxjiri mont Station and I will probably be out iu Honolulu in about a month Dr W C Stubbs who was sent out by tho Secretary of Aarioulture in August of last year to report on the feasibility of establishing au ex- periment ¬ station here recommended to Secretary Wilson that the station be located ou the plat of land be ¬ hind Lunalilo Home and running back up into Makilu valley covering about 220 acres Dr Stubbs expect ¬ ed his report would be acoeplod aud hie suggestions adopted Mr Smith may bring several members of his stall from Washington uhile others will be appointed here Fond For Annapolis Delegate Wilcox has named as his first choice for the United States naval eohool Johu Euoch Pond a student in the Berkeley High school Young Pond is the son of Lieuten ¬ ant Charles F Pond who is in com ¬ mand of tho gunboat Iroquois and the Government naval station at Honolulu The bny was sent to Berkeley two years ago to he educat ¬ ed in tbe High school Young Pond is 16 years of age aud a mem ber of the middle class of tho High school Troops for Manila On March 15th the transport Iu diaua sailed from Sau Fraucirco for Mauila with oue battalion of the Twenty eighth and one company of the Tenth Infantry regimonts The Meade sailed on the 10th for Manila with the headquarters and two bat talions of the Fifth and two troops of the Fifteenth Cavalry aud the Pennsylvania was scheduled to suit on tbe 18th with eevou enmpnuies of tbe Tenth Infantry Whou desiring a hack surrey huggy etc with careful driver CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET ring up Telephone 118 Territory Corner King and Alakoa St Stablo Co L1 TIMELY TOPICS n If you want n windmill to bo oper- ated ¬ by the least possible wind Buy m If you want a windmill that has little machinery and that little of the very best quality Hiy an Aermotor f you want a windmill that not get cranky does If you want a windmill that wil pump water to your house aud your barn that will run the feed cutter cornsheller and Buzz Saw The AERMOTOR will last longer give better satisfaction and is cheaper than any other windmill on the market For sale by Tii3 Hawaiian Hardware Go IO Fort Street opposite Spreckels Cos Bank Honolulu H I SHERIFFS SALE In pursuance of an Execution is ¬ sued out of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Hawaii on the 15th day of February A D 1901 in re matter of B F White plaintiff vs C H Patzig defendant I have levied upon the personal property of said defendant C H Pa tail nn this 21st day of February A D 1801 aud shall expose said property for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder at the Police Station Ealakaua Hale in Honolulu Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12 oclook noon of Thursday the 28th day of March A D 1901 unless the judgment amounting to Ninety two and 65 100 Dollars interest costs and my expenses are previously paid Said property levied upon being 60 Chickens 1 Cow 5 Dozen Pigoonp 1 Double seated wagon 1 Road Cart- 1 Single Harness CHAS F OHILLINGWORTH Deputy Sheriff Territory of Ha- waii ¬ Honolulu Oahu 35 5t NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tho nndersigued having been duly appointed Executors and Exe- cutrix ¬ respectively of the estate of Jarres A Hopper deceased late of Honolulu Oahu notice is hereby given lo all creditors to present their claims against said James A Hopper duly authenticated and with proper vouchor if any exist even if the claim is secured by mort ¬ gage upon real entate to tho under Higned at their Ollico on Fort St Honolulu Oahu within six months from the date of tho first publication hereof or they will be forever barred WILLIAM L HOPPER E WELLb PETERSON aud ELLEN nOPPEK ExecutoiB and Executrix of tho Estate of James A Hopper Deceased Honolulu Oahu February 1st A D 1901 15 8w 3taw LONG BRANCH BATES WAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I C J BHEBWOOD Proprietor That earth am air and sta and ily With breaker song give lullaby Kiut Street Trnm Ura pnsu tho door Laillci ami ululrtjsu menially sarim tut No 1858 QLADB BPBKOMLB WMflIBWBL Glaus Spreckels Co HONOLULU wi Franeitoo AgentiTBK NETAD NA TIONAL BAHK OF BAN MANOlBCQi deaw BxcnAno on BAN FKANOIBCO The Nevada Nation Dank of Ban Francisco LONDON Ltd The Union Bank of London NEW YORK American Exohanga Nn tlonal Bank CHICAGO Merchants National Bank PAKIS Oredlt Lyonnat BERLIN Dresdner Bonk HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon Konr Shanghai BanklngGorporatloa NEW ZEALAND AND AUBTEALI- A- Bnnk of New Zealand VICTORIA AND YANCOUVEK Bank of British North America Tramaet General Banting and JCxehang Bunnell Doposlts Received Loans made on A proved Becnritv GommerciM and Travel era Credit Issued Bills of ExohJuuW bought and Bold Collections Promptly Accounted 309 THE BEST Milwaukee -- j BEEE THE BUFFET 1850 per M1 6 dozen quarts 9 per case 4 dozen quarts 5 per case 2 dozen quarts Delivered B0FFSCHUE6ER CO LTD King and Bethel StreetB Honolulu FOR BENT Oottages Rooms Stores On tbe premises of the Sanitary Steam Laundry Co Ltd between South and Queen streets The buildings are supplied with hot and cold water and eleotrio lights Artesian water Perfect sanitation For particulars apply to On the premises or at the office of J A Magoou 88 tf NOTICE III R Counter practical watch ¬ maker jeweler and opticianpernon nl attention given to repairingwatoh olook aud jewelery over 80 years ex- perience ¬ Gold and silver jewelcy manufactured bj experienced work man on short uotlcequality of gooaa and work guaranteed as repre euted 61 R Countee 7Uf Tnc Ln dlpede x mouth t a J DO cent per i
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enger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and Leaverter
NCISCOrMARCH 12MARCH 23
APRIL 2APRIL 13APRIL 23
MAY 4u MAY M
AixRIPOoA MAY 25SONOMA JUNE i
MARIPOSA JUNE 15VKNIURA JUNK 25MARIPOSA JULY G
SIERRA JULY 1GMARIPOSA JULY 27
SONOMA AUG 6
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QUARTS AND
FOR SALE
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO
SONOMA MARCHMARIPOSA MARCH
VENTURA APRIL 2MARI POSA APRIL 17
SIERRAMARIPOSA MAY 8
SONOMA MAY 11MARIPOSA MAY 29
VENTURA JUNE dMA RIPOSA JUNE
SIERRA JUNEM ARIPOSA J ULY 10
SONOMA JULY 1G
JULY 31VENTURA AUG G
Local BoatIn connection with the sailing ol the abovo steamers the Agents
proparod issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all in the United Slates and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
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BY
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General Agents Company
1 COMMENC1N G-- MARCH 4
For On
SILKSWe will offer 10000
yauds of Silks and Satinsmany- - less than hailDrice Prices
riis yar
Just Received
SHIPMENT OP
CHAMPAGNE
s
PINTS
HICKFELD CO
LIMITEDAgent forHawaiiaa
H L 23
1227
APRIL 23
1925
areto
points
S S
BUSINESS IOQALB
HONOLULU SATURDAY MAKC1I
n CoOceanic
SATINS
ai
Torritory
MARIPOSA
When you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and Rood driver a fiue hackand no overcharging
Kentuckys famous JeBase MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excolloure On sale at any ofthe saloons aud at Lovejoy Codistributing admits for the HawaiianuIaixIo
Per ZEALANDIA for CamarinoBRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof drapes Apples Lemona OruagosLimes Nuts Raisins Colory FreshSalmon Oaulillower Rhubarb As-
paragus¬
Cabbage Eastern and Cali-
fornia¬
Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese PJaco your orders earlyprompt delivery
Moie OlUcials Comlu
Goorgo M Ron oi r Commissionerof the United Status Commission ofFish and Fisheries will tend representatives of his department to Ha-
waii¬
in May or June next who willremain several months and make athorough investigation of the fisher-ies
¬
of the IslandsS crotary of the Tcriitory Cooper
received a communication in yester ¬
days mail from the Commissionerin which he stated that tbo Com-mission
¬
has Loeu directed by Actof Congress as contained in faction91 of the Act Providing a Govern ¬
ment for the Territory of Hanojjto examine into the entire sul ject
of fisheries and the laws relating totbe fishing rights in ihe Territory ofHawaii etc Ho states that thisinquiiy which has been deferred inthe hope that Congress night makeadequate iiuauciul provision for athorough iuvostigation will now beta lion up by representatives of theCotmuUsiou who n ill visit the Tvrritory duriug May or June and re ¬
main fcr some months They havebeen instructed to confer with Souietary Cooper immediately upontheir arrival
A Inige number of pamphlets andreports pertaining to fishes fishingfish preservation nod fish culturehave been sent to Mr Cooper
EXPERIMENT STATION FOB nONOLtJLU
Jared G Smith chief of the sec ¬
tion of seed and plaut introductionof the United S ates Department ofAgriculture at Washington1 hasb jou appointed as director of thelow Experiment Station and willbe here the latter pait of April
In a letter written to Wray TaylorCominiBrioner of Agriculture of thoHawaiian Islands dated Washing-ton
¬
March 8 Mr- - Smith saye
You will be interested to kcowthat the Secretary has appointedtne the direotor of tho new Uxjirimont Station and I will probablybe out iu Honolulu in about amonth
Dr W C Stubbs who was sentout by tho Secretary of Aarioulturein August of last year to report onthe feasibility of establishing au ex-
periment¬
station here recommendedto Secretary Wilson that the stationbe located ou the plat of land be ¬
hind Lunalilo Home and runningback up into Makilu valley coveringabout 220 acres Dr Stubbs expect ¬
ed his report would be acoeplod audhie suggestions adopted Mr Smithmay bring several members of hisstall from Washington uhile otherswill be appointed here
Fond For Annapolis
Delegate Wilcox has named as hisfirst choice for the United Statesnaval eohool Johu Euoch Pond astudent in the Berkeley Highschool
Young Pond is the son of Lieuten ¬
ant Charles F Pond who is in com ¬
mand of tho gunboat Iroquois andthe Government naval station atHonolulu The bny was sent toBerkeley two years ago to he educat ¬
ed in tbe High school YoungPond is 16 years of age aud a member of the middle class of tho Highschool
Troops for Manila
On March 15th the transport Iudiaua sailed from Sau Fraucirco forMauila with oue battalion of theTwenty eighth and one company ofthe Tenth Infantry regimonts TheMeade sailed on the 10th for Manilawith the headquarters and two battalions of the Fifth and two troopsof the Fifteenth Cavalry aud thePennsylvania was scheduled to suiton tbe 18th with eevou enmpnuies oftbe Tenth Infantry
Whou desiring a hack surreyhuggy etc with careful driver
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET ring up Telephone 118 TerritoryCorner King and Alakoa St Stablo Co L1
TIMELY TOPICS
n
If you want n windmill to bo oper-ated
¬
by the least possible wind
Buy mIf you want a windmill that has
little machinery and that littleof the very best quality
Hiy an Aermotorf you want a windmill that
not get crankydoes
If you want a windmill that wilpump water to your house aud
your barn that will run thefeed cutter cornsheller
and Buzz Saw
The AERMOTOR will last longergive better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by
Tii3 Hawaiian Hardware Go IO
Fort Street opposite SpreckelsCos Bank Honolulu H I
SHERIFFS SALE
In pursuance of an Execution is ¬
sued out of the Supreme Court ofthe Territory of Hawaii on the 15thday of February A D 1901 in rematter of B F White plaintiff vsC H Patzig defendant I havelevied upon the personal propertyof said defendant C H Pa tail nnthis 21st day of February A D1801 aud shall expose said propertyfor sale at Public Auction to thehighest bidder at the Police StationEalakaua Hale in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclook noon of Thursday the 28thday of March A D 1901 unless thejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand 65 100 Dollars interest costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being
60 Chickens1 Cow5 Dozen Pigoonp1 Double seated wagon1 Road Cart-1 Single Harness
CHAS F OHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha-
waii¬
Honolulu Oahu 35 5t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tho nndersigued having beenduly appointed Executors and Exe-cutrix
¬
respectively of the estate ofJarres A Hopper deceased late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven lo all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper duly authenticated andwith proper vouchor if any existeven if the claim is secured by mort ¬
gage upon real entate to tho underHigned at their Ollico on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom the date of tho first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred
WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLb PETERSON audELLEN nOPPEK
ExecutoiB and Executrix of thoEstate of James A HopperDeceased
Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1901 15 8w 3taw
LONG BRANCH BATES
WAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I
C J BHEBWOOD Proprietor
That earth am air and sta and ilyWith breaker song give lullaby
Kiut Street Trnm Ura pnsu tho doorLaillci ami ululrtjsu menially sarim tut
No 1858
QLADB BPBKOMLB WMflIBWBL
Glaus Spreckels Co
HONOLULU
wi Franeitoo AgentiTBK NETADNA TIONAL BAHK OF BAN MANOlBCQi
deaw BxcnAno onBAN FKANOIBCO The Nevada Nation
Dank of Ban FranciscoLONDON
LtdThe Union Bank of London
NEW YORK American Exohanga Nntlonal Bank
CHICAGO Merchants National BankPAKIS Oredlt LyonnatBERLIN Dresdner BonkHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
Konr Shanghai BanklngGorporatloaNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTEALI- A-
Bnnk of New ZealandVICTORIA AND YANCOUVEK Bank
of British North America
Tramaet General Banting and JCxehangBunnell
Doposlts Received Loans made on Aproved Becnritv GommerciM and Travelera Credit Issued Bills of ExohJuuWbought and Bold
Collections Promptly Accounted 309
THEBEST
Milwaukee --j
BEEETHE
BUFFET1850 per M1
6 dozen quarts
9 per case4 dozen quarts
5 per case2 dozen quarts
Delivered
B0FFSCHUE6ER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetBHonolulu
FOR BENT
OottagesRooms
Stores
On tbe premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotriolights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
On the premises or at the office ofJ A Magoou 88 tf
NOTICE
III R Counter practical watch ¬
maker jeweler and opticianpernonnl attention given to repairingwatoholook aud jewelery over 80 years ex-
perience¬
Gold and silver jewelcymanufactured bj experienced workman on short uotlcequality of gooaaand work guaranteed as repreeuted 61 R Countee
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NCISCOTmARCH 12MARCH 23
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MAY 4i MAY U
AlUHPOoA MAY 25SONQMA JUNE 1
MARIPOSA JUNE 15VKNIUUA JUNE25MARIPOSA JULY 6
SlERliA JULY 1G
MARIPOSA JULY 27SONOMA AUG 6
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York by any ports
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MARCHMAROH
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sailing steamers Agentsthrough
railroad San Francisco andlino
For
LIMITEDGeneral Agents
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SILKS10000
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pricecc vAs
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Received
OP
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INl QUARTS AND
FOR SALE BY
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LIMITEDSolo Agents forHuwaiian
H 28 1901
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FOR SAN
SONOMA 12MAlIlOSA 27
VENTURA AIItlL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 17
APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY 8
SONOMA MAY IdMARIPOSA MAY 29
VENTURA JUNE 4MARIPOSA JUNE 1
JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 10
SONOMA JULY 1G
MARIPOSA JULY 31VENTURA AUG 6
BoatIn connection with of are
prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon ticketsfrom to all points in United from
New steamship to all European
fuither particulars apply to
Irwin CoOceanic S S
at
niMMMM suiu
No 10 Fort
PINTS
Territory
BUSINEBB LOCALS
L MARCH
FRANCISBO
Company
SATINSwill offer
many- -
Just
Satins
HONOLULU SATURDAY
fan
We
SHIPMENT
ilks andess than half
rices
Street
om 10j
When you want a haok ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fiuehagkand no overcharging
j
Kentuckys lamous JeBSse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excollouoe On sale at any olthe saloons aud at Lovejoy Codistributiug agnuta for the Hawaiianalnnilo
Per ZEALANDIA for CamarinoBRefrigerator An extra fresh Bupplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrungosLimes Nuts Raisins Colory FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-
paragus¬
Cabbage Eastern aud Cali-
fornia¬
Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders oarlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
CoruerKtus aud Alakoa St
Moio Olllcinls Coming- - i
Goorgo M Bowom Commissionerot the United Status Commission of
Fish and Fisheries will send representatives of his department to Ha-
waii¬
in May or June next who willremaiu several months and make athorough investigation of the fisher-ies
¬
of the IslandsS crotary of the Tcnitory Cooper
received a communication in yester ¬
days mail from the Commissionerin which be stated that the Com-mission
¬
has Leen directed by Actof Congress as contained in paction91 of the Act Providing a Govern ¬
ment for the Territory of Hawaiito examine iu to the entire sul J6ct
of fisheries and the laws relating totbe fishing tights in ihe Territory ofHawaii etc He states that thisinquiry which has been deferred in
the hope that Congress might makeadequate tiuauuiul provision for athorough investigation will now betakon up by representatives of tbeCommission who n ill visit the Tvrritory duriug May or June and re ¬
main fcr some mouths They havebeen instructed to confer with Socrelary Cooper immediately upontheir arrival
A large number of pamphlets andreports pertaining to fishes fishingfish preservation and fish culturehave been sent to Mr Cooper
EXPERIMENT STATION FOR HONOLULU
Jared G-- Smith chief of the section of seed and plant introductionof the United S ales Depirtniuut ofAgriculture at Washington hasbaen appointed as director of theLew Experiment Station and willbe here the latter pait of April
In a letter written to Wray TaylorConimiafioner of Agriculture of theHawaiian Islands dated Washing-ton
¬
March 8 Mr- - Smith saysYou will bo interested to know
that the Secretary has appointedme the director of the new xprimont Station and I will probablybe out in Honolulu in about amonth
Dr W C Stubbs who was sentout by tho Secretary of Agriculturein August of last year to report onthe feasibility of establishing au ex-
periment¬
station here recommendedto Secretary Wilson that the stationbe located ou the plat of land be ¬
hind Lunalilo Home and runningback up into Makiki valley coveringabout 220 acres Dr Stubbs expect ¬
ed his report would be acceptod audhis suggestions adopted Mr Smithmay bring several members of hiastall from Washington while otherswill be appointed here
Fond For Annapolis
Delegate Wilcox has named as hisfirst choice for the United Statesnaval Echool John Euoch Pond astudent in the Berkeley Highschool
Young Pond ia the son of Lieuten-ant
¬
Charles F Pond who is in com ¬
mand of tho gunboat Iroquois andthe Government naval station atHonolulu The boy was sent toBerkeley two years ago to he educat ¬
ed iu the High school YoungPond is 1G years of age and a member of the middle clats of tho Highschool
Troops JET or Manila
On March 15th the transport In- -
diaua sailtd from Sau Francifeo forMsuila with one battalion of theTwenty eighth aud one company oftho Tenth Infantry regiments TheMeade sailed on tho 10th for Manilawith the headquarters and two battalions of the Fifth iud two troopsof the Filtteuth Cavalry aud thePennsylvania was scheduled to sailon the 18th with tevou companies oftho Tenth Iufantry
J m m
Wheu desiriug a hack surreyhuggy etc with careful driversrtug up Telephone 11 TerritoryStablo Co Ld
TIMELY TOPICS
I
If you want n windmill to be oper-ated
¬
by the least possible wind
f you want a windmill that haslittle machinery nnd that little
of the very best quality
Bey am Aermotaf you want a windmill that does
not get cranky
Buy m MmmlMIf you want a windmill that wil
pump water to your house audyour barn that will run the
feed cutter cornshellerand Buzz Saw
Tho AERMOTOR will last longergive better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by
Tira Hawaiian Hatiware Co LQ
Fort Street opposite SpreckehjCos Bank Honolulu H I
SHERIFFS SALE
In pursuance of an Execution is ¬
sued out of the Supreme Court ofthe Territory of Hawaii on the 15thday of February A D 1901 in rematter of B F White plaintiff vs0 H Patzig defendant I hayelevied upon the personal propertyof said defendant C H Patzig onthiB 21st day of February A D1101 and shall expose said propertyfor sale at Public Auction to thehighest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock uoon of Thursday the 28thday of Marcb A D 1901 unless thejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand 05 100 Dollars interest costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon beiug
GO Chickens1 Cow5 Dozen Pigeonp1 Double Seated Wagon1 Road Cart1 Singe Harness
OHAS F OHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha-
waii¬
Honolulu Oahu 3o 5t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors and Exe ¬
cutrix respectively of the estate ofJsmes A Hopper deceased late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper duly authenticated andwith proper vouchors if any existeven if the claim is secured by mort ¬
gage upon real estate to tho under ¬
signed at their Ollieo on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred
WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLb PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER
Exeuutnis aud Executrix of thoEitate of James A HopperDeceased
Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1901 15 8w 3taw
LOHQ BRANG3 KATES
WAIKIKI BilAOH - Honolulu II I
C J OnUSWOOD Proprietor
Theie earth am ar and sa and skyWith breaker song give lullaby
King Btrcnt Tram Oars iaso tho doorLadUi oud uhlMrau Dcnially rs or
No 1858
OLAUS SPREOKELS WM Q IBTHS1
Glaus Sprockets Co
HONOLULU
m Franeiteo AgenttTSE NXTADANATIONAL BANK OF BAN FRANCISCO t
DIIAW BXCnAHQB OS
BAN FKANOIBCO The Nevada NationBank of Ban Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YOBK American Exohange KBtlonal Bank
CHICAGO Merchants National BankPARIS Oredit LyonnaUBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon0
Kong ifeBhanphniBankincOorporotioaNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTBALI- A-
Bank o New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
ol British North America
Transact a General Banking and ExohawjBtuinett
DeposltB Received Loans made on Aproved Bocnritv Commercial and Travelers Credit Issued Bills o ExchAaaabought and sold
Collections Promptly Accounted Vca
TiS3EST
Milwaukee
BEEE
BUFFET1850 per Wl
dozen quarts
per casedozen quarts
per casedozen quarts
Delivered
HOFFSCHLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
FOR RENT- -
i
6
94
52
OottagesRooms
Stores
On the premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth aud Queeu streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotriolights Artesian water Perfeotsanitation
For particulars apply to
JOn the premises or at the office ofJ A Magoou 88 tf
M R Counter practical watch ¬
maker jeweler and optioianpersonal attention given to repairingwatchclock and jeivelery over 30 yoars ex ¬
perience Gold aud silver jewelcymanufactured bj experienced workman on short uoticequality of gooo8and work guaranteed as repraented M R Countkb
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NOTICE
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TELEPHONE 841
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Knt red nl the Post OHice at Honolulu
H T as Second class mall
aUUSOItlPXIQN BATES
Pur Month anywhere In the Ha- -wnilan Islands BO
Pur YPttr 0 00Per Year postpaid to Forelfjn Ooun- -
tries 8 00
iEuyablo Invariably in Advance
V J TESTA Proprlotor and Pub-
lisherEDMUND NOBBIE Editor
Kealdlni tn Honolulu
SATURDAY MARCH 23 1901
TOPICS OF TH8 BAY
If be Legislature keeps up itsmotto much ado about nothing itwill acnouiplish no pood for thoTerritory and dimply show that tjioTorritory should have been aCrown Colony without any visibleslf government It i not the Ha-
waiian¬
only who are delaying workAnd wasting times Haoles likeCecil Brown Carter Dickey andAclii are the real obstructionistsand none of the Houres are presidedover by a man who knows and udderstands parliamentary rules andis determined enough to put bisfoot or if necassary hiB gavel onI ho members who obstruct thelegitimate buaiuesa of the Legisla-ture
¬
A very sensational article appear-ed
¬
in the Advertiser this morningtolling about a Honolulu Borgiawho wanted to kill her husband
u with arsenio administered throughthe medium of fried eggs Tho con-
dition¬
of eggs at presant ii suchthat we think that tho arsonio wasabsolutely wasted for the purposeiutonded by the alleged BorgiaThe newspaper article haf howeverthe stamp of sincerity aud if it is
true that the horriblo crime wasperpetrated we have no doubt thatthe High Sheriff by this time hasthe guilty person louked up and DtShoroy who examined the egg andthe attending physician and theAdvertiser man arrested as acces-
sories¬
after the fact It is not atrilling matter to assist in suppress-ing
¬
an offense
There is small fear of a war be-
tween¬
Russia and Great BritainThe present war cloud ia only arepetition of scores of similarthreateningspectres in the horizonOrest Britain is certainly not look-
ing¬
for trouble after haviug provedhow unpreporod the great Empirewas even to carry ou a war witha potty South African republicAnd although the desiny of Indiais become a part of the Russian em-
pire¬
we doubt tint the final stepwill be attempted as long as Dagmar the sistor of Queen Alexandraof England is the de facto ruler ofRrusBia Many wars and muchtrouble have in the years gone bybeen stopped from Copenhagenwhere the greatest court of diplo-matic
¬
inlriguei were held lhemother of tha two royal ladies wasthe brain of European diplomacyand she taught her children a leasou which from their infancy hasstrengthened and sealed their lovefor oich other en I cf pace D plomats aad Btatojmu may surestthat tho right moment has noraefor Russia to seek revenge for 18i5but while statosoiin imy rule andplay their cards on lb English bi Joirrespective of tho wishes of theKing and Qtnen in Rmsia thoCzar is autocrat and knows onlyone iiperior his brilliant motherMaria Foodorowna or Dagratr as
she was known iu ber home
- iiwAtfew rf
WAR OLGUDB
Tho Orisfs In China is AlarmingZtussia and Groat Britftti MayGo to War -- Tho United StutosWill Not Ho Involved in tho1 rouhlo
Pekik March 15 Tho expoctodclah botwoon tho armed forces ofRussia aud Grait Britain at TienTsiu has occurred and bloodshedmay be expected at any momentTh Russians hvo taken forcibleposesion of the railway sidingwhiith thellritish weroconstruotingand it is now under the guard ofarmed sentries
Colonol MacDonald who is incommand at Tien Tsiu advisedGeneral Btrrow of tho situation andallied for iustru itious As GeneralBtrrow is svcoud iu command of theBritish forces bo hesitited aboutassuming any further responsibilityiu tho absence of General Gaseleothe commander in chio and held along consultation with Sir ErnestSitaw the British Minister Thoresult could not bo ascertained
It is understood here that Gener-al
¬
Magasah who is in command ofTiou Tain acted directly under thoinstruction of M do Giers theRussian Minister in seizing thasiding When the Britivh com ¬
menced its ootutruotion he protest-ed
¬
to Colonol MacDooald calliurhis attention to tlio fact thtt it nwithin tho Russian concession Thefacts were communicated to Gener-al Barrow who ordered ColonelMaoDonald to proceed with thowork and use force if necessarjThe Russians while awaiting ordersfrom Pekin commeuoed to intrenchthe disputed territory while ColonelMacDonald placd a oompany ofthe Hongkong Rjgimnnt with fixedbayouelB in front of the concessionand supported it with two companies of Madras Pioneers undercommand of Major Johnson
That is the situation at the pres-
ent¬
time Work on the siding hasbeen temporariy suspended and itia believed that blood will flow ifany attempt is mado by the Britishto resume Tile Rusiau3 hrn donot attempt to cunceal their jnyat the turn of affairs
London March 15 Graat Britainis entirely unpatifnd with Russiasreply regarding her proposed con ¬
vention with China There is nodoubt that Chiua has appealed toGreat Britaiu cs well m to otherpowers to protout her and to saveManchuria to her England hasannounced her policy aud Geimanyand Japan are equally decided thatChina shall make no separate agree-ment
¬
with individual powersWasuinoton D 0 March 15
The Uaited Stntos will take no partiu the conflict of powers in ChinaThe President has come to the con-
clusion¬
that the time is ripe for theremoval of all American troops fromChina with the exception of a barelegation guard of 150 men Thehurry to get out of China is thebest evidence that the Administra-tion
¬
is iuoliued to look upon theJapanese British Russian bituationthere as serious in the extreme Anorder win sent to General Cbaffeetoday to have the American troopsremoved within six weeks It wassaid at the War Department thatthis closes up the Chinese questionso far as the War Department isconcerned a the protection of thelegation can in no sense be taken asoccupation of Chinese Territoryand tho guard csuuot be used forany other purpose The transportsSumner and Indiana will be sent toTaku to take th- - troops in China toManila Those troops consist oftho Niutii Infantry four troops ofthe Sixth Cavalry and the lightbattery formerly commanded byCnptaiu Iinilly Two transportswill br tig away the 1100 animalswhich have beeu us d by tho armyiu Chiua
General Chuff o has advised theDepartment that tho best place ofembarkvion is Taku which nodoub will be clear of ire on tl edite fixod for depirturo
Bem in March 15 Goi m my willnot permit special agreements onthe part of China with separatepowers This is Germanys official
reply to Chinas appeal for prqUction against Russia iu ManchuriaThe words quoted were uttered by
Count von Buelow in his officialcapacity as Chancellor of the Grmau Empire in the Reichstap todayIt moans iu a word that Russiamust abandon the Manchuriautreaty which she is trying to forceou China or be forced to fiht Ger ¬
many as well as Great Britain andJapan Count von Buelow spokewith grest force and was applaudedi Vcu by his opponents
Count vou BjoIow denied thatGermau troops were to be used toease Great Britain lie assertedthat Germauy was acting and wouldact solely for herself In reply toa question as to how long the Ger ¬
mau troopB would remain in theprovince of Chi Li Count vonBuelow said
That will depend on Chinas ful-
fillment¬
of police couditions whii h
she ban accepted But no long rwill promises or the most rLeeriognotes from Li Hung Chang be t fany avail As soou as we rtcei eserious fjuarantees for Ibo pay int tof the indemnitiei1 we bhall inimediatoly withdraw our troops
It affords us no pleasure whaovorfitp remain iu Chi Li We shallleave with a siucere and lively dasin that we may be spaird as longas possible from eutring it againWe shall not stay a day longer thanis required Until then Couut vonWalderseo will fill his post as atpresent
The Chancellor closed his speechwith the followingaignificant wordf
That we must advance our inter ¬
ests iu Eastern Asia is a fact thathas becum j histoiic It was in thatsense that I raid three months agothat we must have our place in thesunshine I say today that we vilkeep that place in the sunshtte an I
not let ourselves be pushed into theshadow
Herr Bebel tho Socialist leadorSiid there was no need for so manyGerman troops in China He inuBtprotest against providing troo a
for Great Britain The most serous developments in Chiua had yetto come- - lie feardil that what hadbegun iutbo East must one day I essttled with arms in the West Feshared the Chancellors wish to getout of China as coon as possible
Herr Riehter the Radical loadersaid there was no occasion for Ger-
many¬
tp bo Great Britains plactholder and to guard her position iuChina so that after the South Afri-
can
¬
war as before she might con-
tinue¬
her course entirely unsym-
pathetic¬
Herr R chter blamedEmperor William for joining Russiaaud France during the war betwieuChina and Japan thus preventingJapan as bo put it frombecoming a wedge betweenChina and Russia Now Russia isreciprocating said Horr Riehter
oy closing the door to trade iu thewhole of North China
Another sensational passage inHorr Riohters speech charged Germany with running into a blindalley The Radical leader wenton to say
Wo have heard that the ImperialChancellor has already prepared anote announcing the annexation ofShan Tuns- - It is folly to be Eng-
lands¬
locum tenen3 in Chiua andthus enable her to bring to an endthe South African war which isentirely unpopular in GermanyThe lmpi rial Chancellor shouldhasten peace with Chiua even ifsuch trifling matters as tho hcadi ofa few Maudarins should remainuusettlod
Already the troubles in Chinahave cost Germauy 270OOOCO0marks swallowing up the profits ofGermanys trade with China for thelast twelve years
A Now Attorney Gonortl
Philaeelidii March 15 John GJohnsou one of tho leading num ¬
bers of the Philadelphia bar andrecognized as one of tho leadingcorporation counsel of the countryhas been olio rod it is satlon roliabio authority tho portfolio of
of tho UtiitedStales
g
d - tfftrAlJ0 wJWHn
Nervous Debilityis often one of the
m iti13 v r w numost distressing tcr
It nuy also bo causedhu rbflrivnrU wnrru mntM tlAin c
cc ilmat ny nature VYhatea debito4d nervous system mc- - -- t v--
ncrvci lack nutrition Feed the nay aclife will renew its joys for you
The best nerve food and the ractonic because it both builds up the blood anastrengthens the nerves is Dr Williams PinkPills for Pale People- - Hundreds of worn outdepressed men and women have been madestrond nerved ambitious energetic andhealthful by this remedy
Anions the well known mon ot the nowspnper profession la F3 Liiurunce of 431 Fourth Avcnuo Detroit Mich who for tho punt
Uyen years 1ms been lit lil desk overy duy lie fnynAtone time I tiis tn fucIi n condition thnt my physlelnn calil
I would hnvo nervous prostration thntl would hnVeto h top newspaper work or I would ro to pieces If 1 porilitcd In doing It s Iwra destroying wluit nerve lorco I hnd left I lost lltsh nnd hud ncomplication of ailments Uilch hufflcd skillful phyxlcliius Anassociate recommended Dr Williams 11 ti 1c IM for IiiIb Peoplennd I gave them ix trial I cant say that I received uny lionefltfrom tho first box but derived very t ood romilN from the secondTheycuvo mc strength mid helpudmy Bhuttored nerves tothut Icould not a full nights rent- -
Acreatdeul of pnln In tho small of the hnck I attributed to aderangement of tho kidneys For this complaint Dr Williamsllnk 1tlln for Palo People worked wonders Soon nftor 1 bORnntaklm them regularly tho pain cenncd and I felt like a new man- -
I am grontiy encouraged from tho results of uMutrn few botesand am confident that tho pills will work u complete restorationof my former condition Prom Evening Xeus Detroit Mich
Sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by theDr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY onreceipt of price 50cents per box 6boes a50
i
Having completed ar v
rngements whereby weare again able to y
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Roast axid Grrinc3Li
coppbUNDER OUR PERSONAL SUPER
Wo take rileaaiure in auiioinioiiic tootir PTTSTflublio generally that we are iiosv able to furniBh them
of the high rade that earned for it the unrivalled popu
Its NaiM Is a Guarantee
Bfittvn
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Purity and OnaliU VATaiATT
TELEPHONES
COMMENOIN Q-- MARCH 4or On Wk
SILKS SATINSWe will offer 10000
yards of Silks and Satinsmany ai less than halfprice Prices from 10cents a yard up
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LOCAL AND OENEKAL NKWB
Thtin u a
a bond will ployro this afternoon
at Emma
Faust at the Opera House thisevening It will ba a gala uight
The Bshnp of Honolulu willreach tomorrow evening ou Thespentance of JudasIljv Mr Westervelt will tlolivor
m address at Kawaiahao Churchtomorrow evening tho subject ofwhich will be Lessons from aHawaiian Stone Lamp
A special meeting of the Micro ¬
scopical Society was held last nightat Commissioner of Focd SboreyuofBue There was n largo attend ¬
ance of members aud visitors pres ¬
ent during tho evening
Levi Joseph the messenger of theAttorney Generals olliise was aproud manMoudny last His wife preeented him withtwins both boys atthe Maternity Home and PrinceDavid wio went there todaynamed one David and one Cupid
The brigintine W G Irwin liasbeen sold by the Kimball SteamshipCompany to tho Tacoma and RocheHsrnor Lime Company and will beemployed in narryin lime to SanFrancisco Tbo Irwin tailed fromSin Francisco on tho 9lh for RocheHarbor
Tho Senate hadmorning in trying
a hot time thisto get the bill
appropriating money for the Legis-
lature¬
passed in proper shape andsigned by the Governor Thelearned legislators failed to connectand it will be next week before theycan get their fiugprs into thetreasury pie
Bio Wreck in Court
The story of the wreck of tho Riode Janeiro will bo told in court OnMarch 12th in San Francisco thefirst suit growing out of tho disasterwas filed in the United States Dis-
trict Court The plaiutifF MrsSarah Guyon who is the widow ofHenry Guyon one of the victimshas brought two actions one to reCDver 23000 damage aud thoother for the cost of transportationand the personal effeots lost in thowreck
Tho plaintiff makps sweepingcharges of neglect The officers oftho vessel are arraigned for notmaking proper soundings whencoming into the harbor and theFaciQo Mail Stoamship Company is
held responsible for not providing a
crew of intelligent men who under-stood
¬
the Euglish language and asufficient number of licensed officers
Reciprocity TreatiesWashing ox MarchlS The State
Department will again test thesincerity of tha Senate on tho sub ¬
ject of the reciprocity treatiesUnder tho whip applied by NelsonW Aldrioh of Rhode Island thehigh tariff exponent and tacticalleader in tbo Senate that body lastsession refused to accept the con ¬
cessions granted iu the reciprocityconventions negotiated bySpeciaCommissioner Kaasoti
The State Department reinforoedby the individual views of the Pre3i- -
dent contends that American tradewill suffer through retaliation un-
less¬
the arrangements provided forin the Dingley law aro carried outThe Senate Committee on Financenotified tho Committee on ForeignRelations early last session thattreaties negotiated under that lawmust now receive favorable actionand the Senate adjourned with allthose reciprocity treaties pigeonholed
The English treaties for JamaicaBermuda Turk inland aud BritishGuiana expire by limitation to mor ¬
row Lord Pauncefote called attho Dspartment to day and signedn protocol ixtendiug to March 16
1902 the time within which theratifications shall be exchangedThe French reciprocity has alsobeen revivified in like manner
Born
Josem At tho Kapiolani Mater ¬
nity Home in this city March 18
1901 to the wife of Levi Josephtwiu sous
Generous HonoluluThe returns from the Maternity
Home luiu aro unprecedented heroand the ladios and Kontlorunu incharge are to bo highly congratulated on the phenomenal financialsuccess of tho affair Mrs J FBowler tho financial sacretaryfurnishes the following statementFancy table Mrs E S
Cuuha and Mrs PierreJones DCO 80
Autograph table Her Ma ¬
jesty Queen Liliuokalani with Misses Agnesand M Walker 500 00
Flower table Miss MayDamon Mis S Carter 218 70
Ice Cream Mrs E D Ton- -
nody Herbort Carmi- -
chael Noonau 188 10
Lemonade Miss F NolteMrs Grau Mrj A FClark 302 60
Cindy Mifsaa Abbie nndAlice Campbell ErnestParkor 107 20
Coffee Mrs W L Bowersand Mrs Richards Go 00
Physiciaut Wives BoothToy table Mrs Taylor 07 90
Punoh aud Judy MrWayson 6 20
Grab box Mrs Sinclair 18 90Shooting gallery Mrs W
L Mooro 11 60Sle of supplies left over 121 5Gato rncbipls 814 50
Sileof tickets 1217 00Cash from lu3u and for--
eign lunch tables 50 75
Net proceeds 1 28860Expenses s 417 00
Amount oloar of sxpeneex 3841 60
Sampson Gets Uoro than Dowoy
Washington March 15 Roar Ad-
miral¬
Sampson will get between2000 and 53000 more iu the form
of a bounty as a result of the Span-
ish war than Admiral Daweysachievement at Minila The Treas-ury Department has just made outthe check payable to AdmiralSampsons order in the sum of S3335 for bounty for the destructionof Cerveras fleet
Three other aheoks will be paidto him within a short tiineoue in thosum of 1070 for his engagement atManzinilo June 30 1S03 anotheriu the sum of 1475 for the sec ¬
ond engagement at that place July18th and a third 750 in amountfor tho engagement at Niepa bay onJuly 21st
lessrsBeiascoTiiallTake pleasure in aunounoing to
tho public of this city that
lr Lewis Morrison
one of Americas greatest actorsKind permission of Manager Jules
Murrey
AND
FLORENCE ROBERTS
In the following Standard play
SATHRDAY EVENING MARCH23 By Special Request theMaBter Piece of all FAUST
Tbo public aro cautioned thattiokets will only ba held until 12oclock of the day for performanceand if you fail to call for your seatsat that time they will be sold
LOST
A Japanese Bamboo Hand Satchelcontaining money wrapped in tileaves memo books etc was loston Suuday morning March 10 ouAlakea St from the Fixbmarliet toKing street and out King streettowards Kapalaraa aud KalihiFinder will be rewarded bv leavingthe same at this office 55 tf
FOIl SALE
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only sraacbbu payment received Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street
At tho MintI
On March 10 tnero will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to discuss tho question ofcoinage aud tho size of tho equiva-lent to be poured out for a quartsrTho stockholders aro requested tomeet lator on in tho new boor gard ¬
en back of the Mint aud there ex ¬
press their views on dividends audresmvo fuuds The Presidenthopis that thoro will be a fullattendance
NOTICE TO INTENDING IASSENGEHS
TheS S Mariposa will leavethis port for San Francisco on Tues ¬
day tho 2Gh iust at 5 p m58 31
TheS S Zoalandia will alsoleave for the port of San Franciscoon Thursday the 28th inst at 12
oclock neon The latter vesselhas been refitted and will takeCabin passengers
W G IRWIN CO LTDGeneral Agent Oceauio S S Co
58 lt
IN THIS CIRCUIT COUBT OF THEFIRST CIKCUIT ISLAND OF
OAHU TERRITORY OF HA¬
WAII AT CHAMBERS
OIIDER TOR A SPECIAL TERM
Deeming it essential to the pro ¬
motion or justice I do order that aspecial term of tho Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held iu theJudiciary Building in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the26th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in theforenoon of said day and continuingfor the period provided by law
Done at Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901
SionedA S HUMPHREYS
First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby Ap
provedSigned
W F FREARChief Justice rifthe Supreme Court
of the Territory of HawaiiDated March 1 1901
30 13
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 377Stylo 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassiU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little uped the property of thelate Joseph Heloluhe
taud ruu by
gasolineALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
Wm 6 Irwin CoILimrsD
Wm G Irwin President ManagerClaus Spreokfile First Vlco PresldootW M Glffnrd Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney JrTreasuror SecretaryGeo J Bobs Auditor
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
- ACBIITS OF TUB
Oceanic StesmisMp GoiupyOf Bur wfannlo nl
4000
FOR BALE
LEASEHOLD ONtania trpet 39 years to
run Present net income 90 permonth to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Stroot
447
BERE
Apply
FOR 3jIjHAOKE8 OP LAND IN QRANTE2130 and 010 at Kamaee North Hilo
Hawaii Apply toMORBIH K KEOHOKALOLE
Ileal Estate AgentUBMt tB KiUama Stmt
200 LOTSm- -
TEACTFOR SALE
Tho Kapiolani Tract ex ¬
tends from King street to theBeach A road GO feet wide
will be opened on the eafct
fcide of the property adjoin
ing the Kaniehameha GirlsSchool said road will extendto the sea
Cross roads will be openedbetween blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a
road The elevation variesfrom forty feet high to tenfeet high above sea level
No swamps around the
premises 2STo freshet will
enter the property
There is an offer to buy apart of the property by agreat manufacturing com-
pany
¬
The chances are theoffer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increasein a short ime The ownerof the property will give all
chances to purchasers tomalie money on their invest-
ments
¬
The ground is superior to
any tract in the marketThe premises are situated
within one mile and a half of
the Post Oilice
The Government waterpipes are laid along the upperportion of the property
The prices are the cheapestof any tract within two miles
from the center of the city
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will be
the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broker
during the labt twenty yearsin Honolulu
For terms or more particu-
lars
¬
apply to
S H Kanatai
Or to
Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co
f C Mi Go
Real Er nte Dealers andBroker
Idter IslandTelegraph
Oa and After the 2d ot Much
Mossagps in plain language will boaccepted for transmission be-tween
¬
tho places inontiotiodbel6v
HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI
MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHAINA MAUI
The charge for such messageswill be at the rate of 20 cents porword of 15 letters until furthernotice
When telephone connections aroavailable messages may be handedto the tolophone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above
In other caseB special messengersmay bo omployed
Tho coat of special delivery is notincluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is known itm list bo paid by the Bender whenthe messigo is handed in If un ¬
known it roust he paid by tho ad-dressed
¬
when the message is de ¬
livered
HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOON BLOCK
UPSTAIRSWOXJOE
Notice is hereby given that thaPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areono dollar for the corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners
Plats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoomS Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOB
TJEil DATTS1710 tf
Metropolitan Meat C
BXJTOHEiKSAMD
Wavy Cnntrflntors81 KING BTBBKT
G J VfALLEE
Wholesale andRetail
MA1M
Wilders Stsamsbip Co
3TU
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
Bruce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealer603 Fort Bt near King
BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS FOt fclAljlt
BSF Parties wishing to dispose of iitttitIrnnflrllfin urn Invito to noil in
10 LET
Promises on Kukui Lsnc Possession given ou January 1 1101For terms apply to
tiMf KAPIOLAHI ESTATE
ii
A
X i
n
ii
NOTICE
GEEEIE1YEE WHISKEYDo not accept goods bearing a similar nanio
THERE IS ONIY ONE
GHEEN EIYER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Owonaboro Ky
GREEN B1VER is tho official whiskey o the U SNavy Department
GREEN IlIVER whiskey was awarded the Gold Midil atthe Paris Exposition 1V00
For Sale in All Saloons and by
W C Peacoca CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
SUGAR FACTORSIMPOETEES OF
AND
erchandise
D023ISST03Sf MERCHANTSIgenta for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life1 Canadian Pacific ilailway Co
Plmipfir Linn nf Panlrots from Liverpool
t
Manufacturing - Harness - Co
Tlie Oldest House in Honolulu
CARKTAGB HARNESS AlWjfS OH HfiDfl
Plow and Team Harness j mde VWrCOLLAES HAMES TEACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short Notice
Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on Hand
ISLAND OEDERS Will Receiv Prompt Attentionnreao plionf SS8 IP O Box - - 322
PAINT YOUE HOUSETJSO MiSLgnitO for the Outside
And 3pt3Ol for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are 4he BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HookgWo are opening a Lino of these at our Fort Street Store
and will - on ho in a position tosupply all demands
A LaTga Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W G Irwin and will at once heopened at our Bethel Street Stoic
l
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
tol er Jsant
mtrjli
On and After ito 2d of Match
Messages in plain language u ill benuLHptuci for trauainiRsiou be ¬
tween tho places mentionedbelow
HONOLULU OAHUXX LAAU MULOKAI
MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHA1NA MAUI
The charge for such messagpewill bH at tho rate of 20 cents purword of 15 letters until furtheruoticp
Whn telephone eonupctious aravailable murages may he handedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthau those mentioned above
la other onsen special messengersmay be employed
The cost of special delivery is notincluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho coat is kuounitmust bo paid by tlm ppuder whenthe message i handed iu If un ¬
known it must be paid by thn ad-
dressee¬
when the message is de-livered
¬
HONOLDLD OFFICE KAGOON BLOCK
UPSTAIRS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned has been appointed by tho Hon A S Humphreyo First Judge of the First Cir-cuit
¬
Court of the Territory of Ha-waii
¬
as administratrix of the Estateof Uilsms Honn Ik deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu OAbu noticeis hereby given to all persons in-
debted to said estate to make im-
mediate¬
payment to the underpinn ¬
ed and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether secured or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within Bixmonths frnm date or they will beforever barred
KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama
Honu DeceasedKoloa Kaui February 1 1901
18 4toaw
Metropolitan Meat Ge
SUTOHBRSABD
Wavy Cnn tranter a
81 KING STEHET
O J WALLS2 MAUAaBS
Wholesale andEetall
Wilders Steamship Co
Freight and
Passengers for all i
Island Ports
Bruce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near King
UUiOINQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS FOB BALD
OSf Parties wishing to dispose of cnotiMrnrHai r InwItAri to nail ti nl
THOS LINDSAY
ManufacturiDg Jeweler
Call and Inapent the bountiful and nsofulilispay of koohs lor presents or for pers nt use and adornment
Love Building 530 Fort Street
tifOB BALE
011 LEASEHOLD ON BERE- -
ivww taoia flet aa years torun Preflont net income 90 permonth Apply to
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OETJRQH SERVICES
- StAidrewe Oaltudral Bli Sun ¬
day in Lent 7 a m Celebralion of the liolyCommunion 11 ain MuriiiiiK Prayer auH Sirmon030 p nf Pule Ahiahi 730 p inEvensong a till Sermon
Tho Second Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral to morrow willhold femci s a follow 0 a mSunday cchool 915 a in MorningService 680 p in Evensong
Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avenue Pun
Celebration of tho Holymunion First Sunday of tin1105 am every other Suntam Saints days 645 aiand sermon 1105 am evsermon 705 pm dail915 am
Roman Catholic Cathemasses Holy Communionchildrens mass with Engmon 9 high mas with nat m ser-mon
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1030 ropary with native in-
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2 solemn vespers andbenediction 7
Central Union Church cornerBeretaniaand Richards streets RevW M Kiucaitl pastor D50 a tinSunday school 1100 a m publicworship and sermon 630 pm YPSOE prayer meeting 730 pmpublic worship and sermon
Methodist Episcopal Churob cor-ner
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Beretania and Miller streets GL Pearson pasVor The public isinvited to attoud the following re-
gular¬
services Suuday 10 amSunday school 11 am public wor-ship
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and sermon 630 pm EpworthLeague and 730 pm public wor-ship
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and sermonChurch of St John the Baptist
Kalihi waena Religious servicesas follows 8 am High Mass withsermon and collection for the usualspeuses of tho church 3 pm Re
hearsil 4 pm RosaryKawaiabao Church 10 a m
Sabbath School 11 a m preaih ngby Rev H H Parker 630 p mChristian Endeavor Society 730 pm English service Rev Wm DWeslervelt
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LooomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this offico
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Kentuckys lamous JeBSse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excollouoe On sale at any olthe saloons aud at Lovejoy Codistributiug agnuta for the Hawaiianalnnilo
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Goorgo M Bowom Commissionerot the United Status Commission of
Fish and Fisheries will send representatives of his department to Ha-
waii¬
in May or June next who willremaiu several months and make athorough investigation of the fisher-ies
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of the IslandsS crotary of the Tcnitory Cooper
received a communication in yester ¬
days mail from the Commissionerin which be stated that the Com-mission
¬
has Leen directed by Actof Congress as contained in paction91 of the Act Providing a Govern ¬
ment for the Territory of Hawaiito examine iu to the entire sul J6ct
of fisheries and the laws relating totbe fishing tights in ihe Territory ofHawaii etc He states that thisinquiry which has been deferred in
the hope that Congress might makeadequate tiuauuiul provision for athorough investigation will now betakon up by representatives of tbeCommission who n ill visit the Tvrritory duriug May or June and re ¬
main fcr some mouths They havebeen instructed to confer with Socrelary Cooper immediately upontheir arrival
A large number of pamphlets andreports pertaining to fishes fishingfish preservation and fish culturehave been sent to Mr Cooper
EXPERIMENT STATION FOR HONOLULU
Jared G-- Smith chief of the section of seed and plant introductionof the United S ales Depirtniuut ofAgriculture at Washington hasbaen appointed as director of theLew Experiment Station and willbe here the latter pait of April
In a letter written to Wray TaylorConimiafioner of Agriculture of theHawaiian Islands dated Washing-ton
¬
March 8 Mr- - Smith saysYou will bo interested to know
that the Secretary has appointedme the director of the new xprimont Station and I will probablybe out in Honolulu in about amonth
Dr W C Stubbs who was sentout by tho Secretary of Agriculturein August of last year to report onthe feasibility of establishing au ex-
periment¬
station here recommendedto Secretary Wilson that the stationbe located ou the plat of land be ¬
hind Lunalilo Home and runningback up into Makiki valley coveringabout 220 acres Dr Stubbs expect ¬
ed his report would be acceptod audhis suggestions adopted Mr Smithmay bring several members of hiastall from Washington while otherswill be appointed here
Fond For Annapolis
Delegate Wilcox has named as hisfirst choice for the United Statesnaval Echool John Euoch Pond astudent in the Berkeley Highschool
Young Pond ia the son of Lieuten-ant
¬
Charles F Pond who is in com ¬
mand of tho gunboat Iroquois andthe Government naval station atHonolulu The boy was sent toBerkeley two years ago to he educat ¬
ed iu the High school YoungPond is 1G years of age and a member of the middle clats of tho Highschool
Troops JET or Manila
On March 15th the transport In- -
diaua sailtd from Sau Francifeo forMsuila with one battalion of theTwenty eighth aud one company oftho Tenth Infantry regiments TheMeade sailed on tho 10th for Manilawith the headquarters and two battalions of the Fifth iud two troopsof the Filtteuth Cavalry aud thePennsylvania was scheduled to sailon the 18th with tevou companies oftho Tenth Iufantry
J m m
Wheu desiriug a hack surreyhuggy etc with careful driversrtug up Telephone 11 TerritoryStablo Co Ld
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If you want n windmill to be oper-ated
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f you want a windmill that haslittle machinery nnd that little
of the very best quality
Bey am Aermotaf you want a windmill that does
not get cranky
Buy m MmmlMIf you want a windmill that wil
pump water to your house audyour barn that will run the
feed cutter cornshellerand Buzz Saw
Tho AERMOTOR will last longergive better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by
Tira Hawaiian Hatiware Co LQ
Fort Street opposite SpreckehjCos Bank Honolulu H I
SHERIFFS SALE
In pursuance of an Execution is ¬
sued out of the Supreme Court ofthe Territory of Hawaii on the 15thday of February A D 1901 in rematter of B F White plaintiff vs0 H Patzig defendant I hayelevied upon the personal propertyof said defendant C H Patzig onthiB 21st day of February A D1101 and shall expose said propertyfor sale at Public Auction to thehighest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock uoon of Thursday the 28thday of Marcb A D 1901 unless thejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand 05 100 Dollars interest costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon beiug
GO Chickens1 Cow5 Dozen Pigeonp1 Double Seated Wagon1 Road Cart1 Singe Harness
OHAS F OHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha-
waii¬
Honolulu Oahu 3o 5t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors and Exe ¬
cutrix respectively of the estate ofJsmes A Hopper deceased late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper duly authenticated andwith proper vouchors if any existeven if the claim is secured by mort ¬
gage upon real estate to tho under ¬
signed at their Ollieo on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred
WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLb PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER
Exeuutnis aud Executrix of thoEitate of James A HopperDeceased
Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1901 15 8w 3taw
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SATURDAY MARCH 23 1901
TOPICS OF TH8 BAY
If be Legislature keeps up itsmotto much ado about nothing itwill acnouiplish no pood for thoTerritory and dimply show that tjioTorritory should have been aCrown Colony without any visibleslf government It i not the Ha-
waiian¬
only who are delaying workAnd wasting times Haoles likeCecil Brown Carter Dickey andAclii are the real obstructionistsand none of the Houres are presidedover by a man who knows and udderstands parliamentary rules andis determined enough to put bisfoot or if necassary hiB gavel onI ho members who obstruct thelegitimate buaiuesa of the Legisla-ture
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A very sensational article appear-ed
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in the Advertiser this morningtolling about a Honolulu Borgiawho wanted to kill her husband
u with arsenio administered throughthe medium of fried eggs Tho con-
dition¬
of eggs at presant ii suchthat we think that tho arsonio wasabsolutely wasted for the purposeiutonded by the alleged BorgiaThe newspaper article haf howeverthe stamp of sincerity aud if it is
true that the horriblo crime wasperpetrated we have no doubt thatthe High Sheriff by this time hasthe guilty person louked up and DtShoroy who examined the egg andthe attending physician and theAdvertiser man arrested as acces-
sories¬
after the fact It is not atrilling matter to assist in suppress-ing
¬
an offense
There is small fear of a war be-
tween¬
Russia and Great BritainThe present war cloud ia only arepetition of scores of similarthreateningspectres in the horizonOrest Britain is certainly not look-
ing¬
for trouble after haviug provedhow unpreporod the great Empirewas even to carry ou a war witha potty South African republicAnd although the desiny of Indiais become a part of the Russian em-
pire¬
we doubt tint the final stepwill be attempted as long as Dagmar the sistor of Queen Alexandraof England is the de facto ruler ofRrusBia Many wars and muchtrouble have in the years gone bybeen stopped from Copenhagenwhere the greatest court of diplo-matic
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inlriguei were held lhemother of tha two royal ladies wasthe brain of European diplomacyand she taught her children a leasou which from their infancy hasstrengthened and sealed their lovefor oich other en I cf pace D plomats aad Btatojmu may surestthat tho right moment has noraefor Russia to seek revenge for 18i5but while statosoiin imy rule andplay their cards on lb English bi Joirrespective of tho wishes of theKing and Qtnen in Rmsia thoCzar is autocrat and knows onlyone iiperior his brilliant motherMaria Foodorowna or Dagratr as
she was known iu ber home
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WAR OLGUDB
Tho Orisfs In China is AlarmingZtussia and Groat Britftti MayGo to War -- Tho United StutosWill Not Ho Involved in tho1 rouhlo
Pekik March 15 Tho expoctodclah botwoon tho armed forces ofRussia aud Grait Britain at TienTsiu has occurred and bloodshedmay be expected at any momentTh Russians hvo taken forcibleposesion of the railway sidingwhiith thellritish weroconstruotingand it is now under the guard ofarmed sentries
Colonol MacDonald who is incommand at Tien Tsiu advisedGeneral Btrrow of tho situation andallied for iustru itious As GeneralBtrrow is svcoud iu command of theBritish forces bo hesitited aboutassuming any further responsibilityiu tho absence of General Gaseleothe commander in chio and held along consultation with Sir ErnestSitaw the British Minister Thoresult could not bo ascertained
It is understood here that Gener-al
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Magasah who is in command ofTiou Tain acted directly under thoinstruction of M do Giers theRussian Minister in seizing thasiding When the Britivh com ¬
menced its ootutruotion he protest-ed
¬
to Colonol MacDooald calliurhis attention to tlio fact thtt it nwithin tho Russian concession Thefacts were communicated to Gener-al Barrow who ordered ColonelMaoDonald to proceed with thowork and use force if necessarjThe Russians while awaiting ordersfrom Pekin commeuoed to intrenchthe disputed territory while ColonelMacDonald placd a oompany ofthe Hongkong Rjgimnnt with fixedbayouelB in front of the concessionand supported it with two companies of Madras Pioneers undercommand of Major Johnson
That is the situation at the pres-
ent¬
time Work on the siding hasbeen temporariy suspended and itia believed that blood will flow ifany attempt is mado by the Britishto resume Tile Rusiau3 hrn donot attempt to cunceal their jnyat the turn of affairs
London March 15 Graat Britainis entirely unpatifnd with Russiasreply regarding her proposed con ¬
vention with China There is nodoubt that Chiua has appealed toGreat Britaiu cs well m to otherpowers to protout her and to saveManchuria to her England hasannounced her policy aud Geimanyand Japan are equally decided thatChina shall make no separate agree-ment
¬
with individual powersWasuinoton D 0 March 15
The Uaited Stntos will take no partiu the conflict of powers in ChinaThe President has come to the con-
clusion¬
that the time is ripe for theremoval of all American troops fromChina with the exception of a barelegation guard of 150 men Thehurry to get out of China is thebest evidence that the Administra-tion
¬
is iuoliued to look upon theJapanese British Russian bituationthere as serious in the extreme Anorder win sent to General Cbaffeetoday to have the American troopsremoved within six weeks It wassaid at the War Department thatthis closes up the Chinese questionso far as the War Department isconcerned a the protection of thelegation can in no sense be taken asoccupation of Chinese Territoryand tho guard csuuot be used forany other purpose The transportsSumner and Indiana will be sent toTaku to take th- - troops in China toManila Those troops consist oftho Niutii Infantry four troops ofthe Sixth Cavalry and the lightbattery formerly commanded byCnptaiu Iinilly Two transportswill br tig away the 1100 animalswhich have beeu us d by tho armyiu Chiua
General Chuff o has advised theDepartment that tho best place ofembarkvion is Taku which nodoub will be clear of ire on tl edite fixod for depirturo
Bem in March 15 Goi m my willnot permit special agreements onthe part of China with separatepowers This is Germanys official
reply to Chinas appeal for prqUction against Russia iu ManchuriaThe words quoted were uttered by
Count von Buelow in his officialcapacity as Chancellor of the Grmau Empire in the Reichstap todayIt moans iu a word that Russiamust abandon the Manchuriautreaty which she is trying to forceou China or be forced to fiht Ger ¬
many as well as Great Britain andJapan Count von Buelow spokewith grest force and was applaudedi Vcu by his opponents
Count vou BjoIow denied thatGermau troops were to be used toease Great Britain lie assertedthat Germauy was acting and wouldact solely for herself In reply toa question as to how long the Ger ¬
mau troopB would remain in theprovince of Chi Li Count vonBuelow said
That will depend on Chinas ful-
fillment¬
of police couditions whii h
she ban accepted But no long rwill promises or the most rLeeriognotes from Li Hung Chang be t fany avail As soou as we rtcei eserious fjuarantees for Ibo pay int tof the indemnitiei1 we bhall inimediatoly withdraw our troops
It affords us no pleasure whaovorfitp remain iu Chi Li We shallleave with a siucere and lively dasin that we may be spaird as longas possible from eutring it againWe shall not stay a day longer thanis required Until then Couut vonWalderseo will fill his post as atpresent
The Chancellor closed his speechwith the followingaignificant wordf
That we must advance our inter ¬
ests iu Eastern Asia is a fact thathas becum j histoiic It was in thatsense that I raid three months agothat we must have our place in thesunshine I say today that we vilkeep that place in the sunshtte an I
not let ourselves be pushed into theshadow
Herr Bebel tho Socialist leadorSiid there was no need for so manyGerman troops in China He inuBtprotest against providing troo a
for Great Britain The most serous developments in Chiua had yetto come- - lie feardil that what hadbegun iutbo East must one day I essttled with arms in the West Feshared the Chancellors wish to getout of China as coon as possible
Herr Riehter the Radical loadersaid there was no occasion for Ger-
many¬
tp bo Great Britains plactholder and to guard her position iuChina so that after the South Afri-
can
¬
war as before she might con-
tinue¬
her course entirely unsym-
pathetic¬
Herr R chter blamedEmperor William for joining Russiaaud France during the war betwieuChina and Japan thus preventingJapan as bo put it frombecoming a wedge betweenChina and Russia Now Russia isreciprocating said Horr Riehter
oy closing the door to trade iu thewhole of North China
Another sensational passage inHorr Riohters speech charged Germany with running into a blindalley The Radical leader wenton to say
Wo have heard that the ImperialChancellor has already prepared anote announcing the annexation ofShan Tuns- - It is folly to be Eng-
lands¬
locum tenen3 in Chiua andthus enable her to bring to an endthe South African war which isentirely unpopular in GermanyThe lmpi rial Chancellor shouldhasten peace with Chiua even ifsuch trifling matters as tho hcadi ofa few Maudarins should remainuusettlod
Already the troubles in Chinahave cost Germauy 270OOOCO0marks swallowing up the profits ofGermanys trade with China for thelast twelve years
A Now Attorney Gonortl
Philaeelidii March 15 John GJohnsou one of tho leading num ¬
bers of the Philadelphia bar andrecognized as one of tho leadingcorporation counsel of the countryhas been olio rod it is satlon roliabio authority tho portfolio of
of tho UtiitedStales
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Nervous Debilityis often one of the
m iti13 v r w numost distressing tcr
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cc ilmat ny nature VYhatea debito4d nervous system mc- - -- t v--
ncrvci lack nutrition Feed the nay aclife will renew its joys for you
The best nerve food and the ractonic because it both builds up the blood anastrengthens the nerves is Dr Williams PinkPills for Pale People- - Hundreds of worn outdepressed men and women have been madestrond nerved ambitious energetic andhealthful by this remedy
Anions the well known mon ot the nowspnper profession la F3 Liiurunce of 431 Fourth Avcnuo Detroit Mich who for tho punt
Uyen years 1ms been lit lil desk overy duy lie fnynAtone time I tiis tn fucIi n condition thnt my physlelnn calil
I would hnvo nervous prostration thntl would hnVeto h top newspaper work or I would ro to pieces If 1 porilitcd In doing It s Iwra destroying wluit nerve lorco I hnd left I lost lltsh nnd hud ncomplication of ailments Uilch hufflcd skillful phyxlcliius Anassociate recommended Dr Williams 11 ti 1c IM for IiiIb Peoplennd I gave them ix trial I cant say that I received uny lionefltfrom tho first box but derived very t ood romilN from the secondTheycuvo mc strength mid helpudmy Bhuttored nerves tothut Icould not a full nights rent- -
Acreatdeul of pnln In tho small of the hnck I attributed to aderangement of tho kidneys For this complaint Dr Williamsllnk 1tlln for Palo People worked wonders Soon nftor 1 bORnntaklm them regularly tho pain cenncd and I felt like a new man- -
I am grontiy encouraged from tho results of uMutrn few botesand am confident that tho pills will work u complete restorationof my former condition Prom Evening Xeus Detroit Mich
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LOCAL AND OENEKAL NKWB
Thtin u a
a bond will ployro this afternoon
at Emma
Faust at the Opera House thisevening It will ba a gala uight
The Bshnp of Honolulu willreach tomorrow evening ou Thespentance of JudasIljv Mr Westervelt will tlolivor
m address at Kawaiahao Churchtomorrow evening tho subject ofwhich will be Lessons from aHawaiian Stone Lamp
A special meeting of the Micro ¬
scopical Society was held last nightat Commissioner of Focd SboreyuofBue There was n largo attend ¬
ance of members aud visitors pres ¬
ent during tho evening
Levi Joseph the messenger of theAttorney Generals olliise was aproud manMoudny last His wife preeented him withtwins both boys atthe Maternity Home and PrinceDavid wio went there todaynamed one David and one Cupid
The brigintine W G Irwin liasbeen sold by the Kimball SteamshipCompany to tho Tacoma and RocheHsrnor Lime Company and will beemployed in narryin lime to SanFrancisco Tbo Irwin tailed fromSin Francisco on tho 9lh for RocheHarbor
Tho Senate hadmorning in trying
a hot time thisto get the bill
appropriating money for the Legis-
lature¬
passed in proper shape andsigned by the Governor Thelearned legislators failed to connectand it will be next week before theycan get their fiugprs into thetreasury pie
Bio Wreck in Court
The story of the wreck of tho Riode Janeiro will bo told in court OnMarch 12th in San Francisco thefirst suit growing out of tho disasterwas filed in the United States Dis-
trict Court The plaiutifF MrsSarah Guyon who is the widow ofHenry Guyon one of the victimshas brought two actions one to reCDver 23000 damage aud thoother for the cost of transportationand the personal effeots lost in thowreck
Tho plaintiff makps sweepingcharges of neglect The officers oftho vessel are arraigned for notmaking proper soundings whencoming into the harbor and theFaciQo Mail Stoamship Company is
held responsible for not providing a
crew of intelligent men who under-stood
¬
the Euglish language and asufficient number of licensed officers
Reciprocity TreatiesWashing ox MarchlS The State
Department will again test thesincerity of tha Senate on tho sub ¬
ject of the reciprocity treatiesUnder tho whip applied by NelsonW Aldrioh of Rhode Island thehigh tariff exponent and tacticalleader in tbo Senate that body lastsession refused to accept the con ¬
cessions granted iu the reciprocityconventions negotiated bySpeciaCommissioner Kaasoti
The State Department reinforoedby the individual views of the Pre3i- -
dent contends that American tradewill suffer through retaliation un-
less¬
the arrangements provided forin the Dingley law aro carried outThe Senate Committee on Financenotified tho Committee on ForeignRelations early last session thattreaties negotiated under that lawmust now receive favorable actionand the Senate adjourned with allthose reciprocity treaties pigeonholed
The English treaties for JamaicaBermuda Turk inland aud BritishGuiana expire by limitation to mor ¬
row Lord Pauncefote called attho Dspartment to day and signedn protocol ixtendiug to March 16
1902 the time within which theratifications shall be exchangedThe French reciprocity has alsobeen revivified in like manner
Born
Josem At tho Kapiolani Mater ¬
nity Home in this city March 18
1901 to the wife of Levi Josephtwiu sous
Generous HonoluluThe returns from the Maternity
Home luiu aro unprecedented heroand the ladios and Kontlorunu incharge are to bo highly congratulated on the phenomenal financialsuccess of tho affair Mrs J FBowler tho financial sacretaryfurnishes the following statementFancy table Mrs E S
Cuuha and Mrs PierreJones DCO 80
Autograph table Her Ma ¬
jesty Queen Liliuokalani with Misses Agnesand M Walker 500 00
Flower table Miss MayDamon Mis S Carter 218 70
Ice Cream Mrs E D Ton- -
nody Herbort Carmi- -
chael Noonau 188 10
Lemonade Miss F NolteMrs Grau Mrj A FClark 302 60
Cindy Mifsaa Abbie nndAlice Campbell ErnestParkor 107 20
Coffee Mrs W L Bowersand Mrs Richards Go 00
Physiciaut Wives BoothToy table Mrs Taylor 07 90
Punoh aud Judy MrWayson 6 20
Grab box Mrs Sinclair 18 90Shooting gallery Mrs W
L Mooro 11 60Sle of supplies left over 121 5Gato rncbipls 814 50
Sileof tickets 1217 00Cash from lu3u and for--
eign lunch tables 50 75
Net proceeds 1 28860Expenses s 417 00
Amount oloar of sxpeneex 3841 60
Sampson Gets Uoro than Dowoy
Washington March 15 Roar Ad-
miral¬
Sampson will get between2000 and 53000 more iu the form
of a bounty as a result of the Span-
ish war than Admiral Daweysachievement at Minila The Treas-ury Department has just made outthe check payable to AdmiralSampsons order in the sum of S3335 for bounty for the destructionof Cerveras fleet
Three other aheoks will be paidto him within a short tiineoue in thosum of 1070 for his engagement atManzinilo June 30 1S03 anotheriu the sum of 1475 for the sec ¬
ond engagement at that place July18th and a third 750 in amountfor tho engagement at Niepa bay onJuly 21st
lessrsBeiascoTiiallTake pleasure in aunounoing to
tho public of this city that
lr Lewis Morrison
one of Americas greatest actorsKind permission of Manager Jules
Murrey
AND
FLORENCE ROBERTS
In the following Standard play
SATHRDAY EVENING MARCH23 By Special Request theMaBter Piece of all FAUST
Tbo public aro cautioned thattiokets will only ba held until 12oclock of the day for performanceand if you fail to call for your seatsat that time they will be sold
LOST
A Japanese Bamboo Hand Satchelcontaining money wrapped in tileaves memo books etc was loston Suuday morning March 10 ouAlakea St from the Fixbmarliet toKing street and out King streettowards Kapalaraa aud KalihiFinder will be rewarded bv leavingthe same at this office 55 tf
FOIl SALE
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only sraacbbu payment received Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street
At tho MintI
On March 10 tnero will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to discuss tho question ofcoinage aud tho size of tho equiva-lent to be poured out for a quartsrTho stockholders aro requested tomeet lator on in tho new boor gard ¬
en back of the Mint aud there ex ¬
press their views on dividends audresmvo fuuds The Presidenthopis that thoro will be a fullattendance
NOTICE TO INTENDING IASSENGEHS
TheS S Mariposa will leavethis port for San Francisco on Tues ¬
day tho 2Gh iust at 5 p m58 31
TheS S Zoalandia will alsoleave for the port of San Franciscoon Thursday the 28th inst at 12
oclock neon The latter vesselhas been refitted and will takeCabin passengers
W G IRWIN CO LTDGeneral Agent Oceauio S S Co
58 lt
IN THIS CIRCUIT COUBT OF THEFIRST CIKCUIT ISLAND OF
OAHU TERRITORY OF HA¬
WAII AT CHAMBERS
OIIDER TOR A SPECIAL TERM
Deeming it essential to the pro ¬
motion or justice I do order that aspecial term of tho Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held iu theJudiciary Building in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the26th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in theforenoon of said day and continuingfor the period provided by law
Done at Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901
SionedA S HUMPHREYS
First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby Ap
provedSigned
W F FREARChief Justice rifthe Supreme Court
of the Territory of HawaiiDated March 1 1901
30 13
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 377Stylo 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassiU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little uped the property of thelate Joseph Heloluhe
taud ruu by
gasolineALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
Wm 6 Irwin CoILimrsD
Wm G Irwin President ManagerClaus Spreokfile First Vlco PresldootW M Glffnrd Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney JrTreasuror SecretaryGeo J Bobs Auditor
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
- ACBIITS OF TUB
Oceanic StesmisMp GoiupyOf Bur wfannlo nl
4000
FOR BALE
LEASEHOLD ONtania trpet 39 years to
run Present net income 90 permonth to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Stroot
447
BERE
Apply
FOR 3jIjHAOKE8 OP LAND IN QRANTE2130 and 010 at Kamaee North Hilo
Hawaii Apply toMORBIH K KEOHOKALOLE
Ileal Estate AgentUBMt tB KiUama Stmt
200 LOTSm- -
TEACTFOR SALE
Tho Kapiolani Tract ex ¬
tends from King street to theBeach A road GO feet wide
will be opened on the eafct
fcide of the property adjoin
ing the Kaniehameha GirlsSchool said road will extendto the sea
Cross roads will be openedbetween blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a
road The elevation variesfrom forty feet high to tenfeet high above sea level
No swamps around the
premises 2STo freshet will
enter the property
There is an offer to buy apart of the property by agreat manufacturing com-
pany
¬
The chances are theoffer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increasein a short ime The ownerof the property will give all
chances to purchasers tomalie money on their invest-
ments
¬
The ground is superior to
any tract in the marketThe premises are situated
within one mile and a half of
the Post Oilice
The Government waterpipes are laid along the upperportion of the property
The prices are the cheapestof any tract within two miles
from the center of the city
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will be
the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broker
during the labt twenty yearsin Honolulu
For terms or more particu-
lars
¬
apply to
S H Kanatai
Or to
Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co
f C Mi Go
Real Er nte Dealers andBroker
Idter IslandTelegraph
Oa and After the 2d ot Much
Mossagps in plain language will boaccepted for transmission be-tween
¬
tho places inontiotiodbel6v
HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI
MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHAINA MAUI
The charge for such messageswill be at the rate of 20 cents porword of 15 letters until furthernotice
When telephone connections aroavailable messages may be handedto the tolophone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above
In other caseB special messengersmay bo omployed
Tho coat of special delivery is notincluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is known itm list bo paid by the Bender whenthe messigo is handed in If un ¬
known it roust he paid by tho ad-dressed
¬
when the message is de ¬
livered
HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOON BLOCK
UPSTAIRSWOXJOE
Notice is hereby given that thaPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areono dollar for the corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners
Plats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoomS Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOB
TJEil DATTS1710 tf
Metropolitan Meat C
BXJTOHEiKSAMD
Wavy Cnntrflntors81 KING BTBBKT
G J VfALLEE
Wholesale andRetail
MA1M
Wilders Stsamsbip Co
3TU
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
Bruce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealer603 Fort Bt near King
BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS FOt fclAljlt
BSF Parties wishing to dispose of iitttitIrnnflrllfin urn Invito to noil in
10 LET
Promises on Kukui Lsnc Possession given ou January 1 1101For terms apply to
tiMf KAPIOLAHI ESTATE
ii
A
X i
n
ii
NOTICE
GEEEIE1YEE WHISKEYDo not accept goods bearing a similar nanio
THERE IS ONIY ONE
GHEEN EIYER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Owonaboro Ky
GREEN B1VER is tho official whiskey o the U SNavy Department
GREEN IlIVER whiskey was awarded the Gold Midil atthe Paris Exposition 1V00
For Sale in All Saloons and by
W C Peacoca CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
SUGAR FACTORSIMPOETEES OF
AND
erchandise
D023ISST03Sf MERCHANTSIgenta for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life1 Canadian Pacific ilailway Co
Plmipfir Linn nf Panlrots from Liverpool
t
Manufacturing - Harness - Co
Tlie Oldest House in Honolulu
CARKTAGB HARNESS AlWjfS OH HfiDfl
Plow and Team Harness j mde VWrCOLLAES HAMES TEACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short Notice
Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on Hand
ISLAND OEDERS Will Receiv Prompt Attentionnreao plionf SS8 IP O Box - - 322
PAINT YOUE HOUSETJSO MiSLgnitO for the Outside
And 3pt3Ol for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are 4he BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HookgWo are opening a Lino of these at our Fort Street Store
and will - on ho in a position tosupply all demands
A LaTga Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W G Irwin and will at once heopened at our Bethel Street Stoic
l
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
tol er Jsant
mtrjli
On and After ito 2d of Match
Messages in plain language u ill benuLHptuci for trauainiRsiou be ¬
tween tho places mentionedbelow
HONOLULU OAHUXX LAAU MULOKAI
MAUN A LEI LANAI andLAHA1NA MAUI
The charge for such messagpewill bH at tho rate of 20 cents purword of 15 letters until furtheruoticp
Whn telephone eonupctious aravailable murages may he handedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthau those mentioned above
la other onsen special messengersmay be employed
The cost of special delivery is notincluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho coat is kuounitmust bo paid by tlm ppuder whenthe message i handed iu If un ¬
known it must be paid by thn ad-
dressee¬
when the message is de-livered
¬
HONOLDLD OFFICE KAGOON BLOCK
UPSTAIRS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned has been appointed by tho Hon A S Humphreyo First Judge of the First Cir-cuit
¬
Court of the Territory of Ha-waii
¬
as administratrix of the Estateof Uilsms Honn Ik deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu OAbu noticeis hereby given to all persons in-
debted to said estate to make im-
mediate¬
payment to the underpinn ¬
ed and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether secured or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within Bixmonths frnm date or they will beforever barred
KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama
Honu DeceasedKoloa Kaui February 1 1901
18 4toaw
Metropolitan Meat Ge
SUTOHBRSABD
Wavy Cnn tranter a
81 KING STEHET
O J WALLS2 MAUAaBS
Wholesale andEetall
Wilders Steamship Co
Freight and
Passengers for all i
Island Ports
Bruce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near King
UUiOINQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS FOB BALD
OSf Parties wishing to dispose of cnotiMrnrHai r InwItAri to nail ti nl
THOS LINDSAY
ManufacturiDg Jeweler
Call and Inapent the bountiful and nsofulilispay of koohs lor presents or for pers nt use and adornment
Love Building 530 Fort Street
tifOB BALE
011 LEASEHOLD ON BERE- -
ivww taoia flet aa years torun Preflont net income 90 permonth Apply to
WILLIAM SAV1DGE COm Morohout Street
OETJRQH SERVICES
- StAidrewe Oaltudral Bli Sun ¬
day in Lent 7 a m Celebralion of the liolyCommunion 11 ain MuriiiiiK Prayer auH Sirmon030 p nf Pule Ahiahi 730 p inEvensong a till Sermon
Tho Second Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral to morrow willhold femci s a follow 0 a mSunday cchool 915 a in MorningService 680 p in Evensong
Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avenue Pun
Celebration of tho Holymunion First Sunday of tin1105 am every other Suntam Saints days 645 aiand sermon 1105 am evsermon 705 pm dail915 am
Roman Catholic Cathemasses Holy Communionchildrens mass with Engmon 9 high mas with nat m ser-mon
¬
1030 ropary with native in-
struction¬
2 solemn vespers andbenediction 7
Central Union Church cornerBeretaniaand Richards streets RevW M Kiucaitl pastor D50 a tinSunday school 1100 a m publicworship and sermon 630 pm YPSOE prayer meeting 730 pmpublic worship and sermon
Methodist Episcopal Churob cor-ner
¬
Beretania and Miller streets GL Pearson pasVor The public isinvited to attoud the following re-
gular¬
services Suuday 10 amSunday school 11 am public wor-ship
¬
and sermon 630 pm EpworthLeague and 730 pm public wor-ship
¬
and sermonChurch of St John the Baptist
Kalihi waena Religious servicesas follows 8 am High Mass withsermon and collection for the usualspeuses of tho church 3 pm Re
hearsil 4 pm RosaryKawaiabao Church 10 a m
Sabbath School 11 a m preaih ngby Rev H H Parker 630 p mChristian Endeavor Society 730 pm English service Rev Wm DWeslervelt
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LooomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this offico
IJjIUITID
Wm GIrwin President MuimOlaus Sprockets First VIoe JrW M Qiffaid Becond Vice PrnsiderM H Whitney Jr Treasurer A Soi roiGeo J Boss Ami- -
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
aqshts or thb
Oceanic Stearasliip CoiupjOf 8nr rannliino CaI
LOWNEYS
Fresli TodavSomebody at home will be waiting
tonight for a box
The Name on Every Piece is theguarantee
FOR SALE BY
1g Ageuts Grocers
111 Fort Street Telephone 240
Tue Independent 6o cents permouth
BuoinoBB Oardi
A M HBWETT
Sleight Olork aud StovodoreOld Reliable Again on Deck
Office At the Old Van Dome 1remleei1M Iy
DB B O WATEBHOUSB
Office and Residence Kino StreetNEAR AlAPVl
h - onrs 8 to H a m 1 to 3 and 7 toM Telephone Oil whlt e
HITOHOOOK
xTOBNET AT LAW
Merchant Street CartwrigBuilding
1474 ti
T B MOBSMAN
Real Estate Agentabstiuotor and searcher of tltj
Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
Ccrupboll Block Merchant StreetHlO tf
EDMUND H HART
Notary Public and TiPEWMTEn LowVETAN0E3 AND SeAROHEB OF
Records
No 15 Eanhamana Street
DB SLOGGETT
Oculist and Aurist
ProKress Block 3d Flor Office Honrsa a w to 4 p w
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real Estate Agent
Offico Bethel Suet ovor the New280 Model Keataaraut ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tim Copper and ShkitIron Work
Kine Btreet Honoluln
ALLEN s ROBINSONDSALXRS IN LUHBfeB AND COAL AND
Building Materials orAll Kinds
Qnoon Rlrant TTnnnlnln
IM traLIMITED
Id
AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING TO
Ban Fronclioo 0L
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Penn TJ I A
IKWELL TJ VERBAL MILL COHunt National Cane Shredder
Now York TJ 8 i
N OHLANDT A COBan Francleco Oal
BIBDON IRON LOOOMOTIVWORKB
BR2 ti Ran KmnnUcof
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Elaok SanaIn Quantities to Suit
j
EXCAVATING tONlRfiCTED
FOR
CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE
M0 Dump Carta furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCK
Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright Buildiner Merchant St
1500 tf
FOR SAXB1ATT AOREB OF LAND IN ORANTSi 2180 and 910 at Kamaee North HlloUawMl Apply to
MORRIB K KKOHOKALOLEaeal Estate Agent
UIB ti iBkaahanuu Bblit
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