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HONOLULU,
VII.
VOL.
vkkai
Iffl
licit Nil
THIS YEAH.
AFTER No
THE-HOH-
LONG HimVICK.
Dill
II.
INCREASE CAPITAL
FLEET
HHNWKK
A
COMPANY
I.,
MONDAY,
M
'J1' MAKE A
Hill ADVANCE.
Accepts Important Post With United A Steamer Every Two Weeks From If All Goes Well. Will Have Capital
ot $,000.000 Othr Matters In
New York Tremendous IGntarprlM of
Stntes Government W. M. Wall to be
Meeting Today.
Company.
Now
a
Oflloe.
In
Ms SueoMr
lx-Mitl-
'
Prof. W. D. Alexander, head ot the
)irvey deportment, has resigned after
.thirty yearn nf oontinuous anil valuable
jwrvlo) to the government.
1JU resignation wan submitted to
GHVurnor Dole first thing this morning
and wan Ht once given out. Among
Professor Alexander's frlendB down
town the news was received with any
thing but pleasure. To overyono he
had long since come to be legnrdedas
a pillar ot the country's Interests. Soon
utter the announcement, however, came
the further statement that Honolulu
would continue to be the Professor's
home.
Prof. Alexander has been given a very
Important post under the Coast and
Geodetic survey department. He will
have under his control the dlreetton ot
nil work In these islands and probably
Samoa, It will also Je necessary for
lilm to take n hand, betimes, In
and Alaskun survey. The
Is a good one and Is a fitting climax to a career of valuable work In
that especial line,
A successor to Prof. Alexander has
not yet been named, but the man will
almost undoubtedly be Walter 13. Wall,
the present second In the office. Mr.
"Wall has been In the olllce all of his
business life and ho Is recommended by
Prof. Alexander. When questioned this
morning- Governor Dole admitted that
JIr. Wall would likely bo the man. of
Prof. Alexander has been the bend
the survoy department for thirty years.
Ho Is. In fact, the creator nf the bureau.
When ho took charge of It In the now
dimming past, there wus no system
in
whatever. During his Incumbency
olllce he has reduced the whole group
an
surveyed
system,
simple
has
to a
coasts and most of the Interior and
located a lurire number of private titles
The latter work has been of Inestimable
value. It Is Impossible for anyone
not well acquainted with the olllce
in fnrm nnv iden of the Innumerable
tangles that have been straightened out
by him.
Nearly nil of the real hard work Is
now over. All of the Islands are well
In .hand. The principal work in future
will bo In straightening out titles and
making surveys of government tracts
that it may bo desirable to onen.
THE KILAUEA HOU.
Progress
Made In Getting Her
Good
Allout.
HILO," Jflnuary 2f. Progress In- the
Hou is satisfacraising of
tory apparently, und the contractor Informed R. T. Guard the agent of the
Matson liner who bought the vessel, a
few days ago, that ho hud no doubt of
getting her off In the required time.
"There Is nothing serious the matter
with tho steamer, so far as I know,"
.said Mr. Guard. "She will be taken to
Honolulu and put on tho marine railway for a complete examination and
necessary repair. We are then going
to put her on a route between Hllo
.and Kallua, In connection with our line
of sailing vesaels. This will serve the
double purpoBo of Increasing our shipping and building up Hllo's mercantile
business. We should be able to get a
complete cargo for the Kllauea Hou
each way once a week, and there Is a
whole lot of Kono, and Kau business
which Hllo ought to have, but which
now goes to Honolulu on account of
lack of transportation facilities with
Hllo.
REPORTS ROUGH TRIP.
Marshal Ray writes to Chief Deputy
Marshal Hendry that the trip of the
court to Hllo was an exceedingly rough
and disagreeable one. He says that
most of the party were afflicted with
mal de mer, and that .not one cared to
repeat the experience. The roughest
part of the trip was encountered In the
Hawaii channel and on the north side
of the Islands.
,
"DIED FROM INJURIES.
Geraldo J. Rocla. a Portuguese who
was thrown from his horse about two
months ago atyl sustained a fracture of
Ills spine, died at his home on the rice
The
mill road in Palama Saturday.
fracture resulted in paralysis which
of
was the Immediate cause death. Deceased was forty six years of age.
New-Yor-
ht
Call-fornl-
of-fl-
ft
!
k
I
,
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j
I
ICE HOUSE DELICACIES.
Camarlnos Callf- o- la Fruit Market la
the nlace for Ice house delicacies.
Everything the California market af
ford at this season of the year can be
found at Camarlnos".
When you want to write a letter stop
In at the 'Remington Typwrlter Office,
uort street. There are maenmes ior
practice and letter writing free of
charge.
HAWAIIAN
COMPANY,
LTD
ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, TRUSTEE, ASSIGNEE AND
RECEIVER.
FINANCIAL AGENT FOR INDIVIDUALS OR CORPORATIONS.
ACTS AS TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES.
ASSUMES ENTIRE CHARGE OF
REAL ESTATE.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST COLLECTED AND REMITTED.
BONDS, STOCKS AND SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OR ELSEWHERE.
SAFE TO RENT IN BURGLAR-PROO- F
VAULTS.
E. D, Tenney
E. A.
G, R. Carter,.,.,
J. R. Oalt..1;.., ,
C. H. Cooke
W, F, Allen
8, M, Ballou.,
Mott-Smlth.-
,..
President
,, Treasurer
.Secretary
one-thir-
w
.
V
fleet" Is pau. No
Tho "round-tho-hor- n
more soiling vessols are to leave Halong
trip to the other
tful! to make tho
side. This year's sugar goes In the big
new vessels ot tho American-Hawaiia- n
Steamship Company, which will carry
12,000 tons each.
The netv order ot events does away
with a system that has been a prominent feature of commerce In the Islands
Kach summer has
for many years.
seen a large fleet of sugar ships come
or New
Philadelphia
to
loud for
here
York, but those which cleared with last
vear's eron were the last.
It Is learned that the Amerlcan-Ha-- -i
walian Steamship Company is building
eleven large steamers and not six as
was formerly reported. The vessels ore
to soil every two weeks from
for Honolulu, making the trip In
llfty-elgdays. Tho llrst steamer Is
the Callfornlan now due here. The second, now loading at New York, Is the
Hawaiian, which was built at Iloach's
yard In Chester. Pa. It Is 433 feet long,
51 feet beam, 33 feet deep, with triple
expansion engines of 2,500 horse power,
a registered tonnage of 0,000 and n capacity of 8.250 of freight. Tho other
steamers, of the same type and size,
called the American, and tho Oregonlan
are nearly finished and will be ready to
go Into commission within a few weeks.
Those are to be followed to the Arl- zonnn, the AinsKan ,anu me xexini,
d
larger.
twin-scresteamers,
12,000 each
with u carrying capacity
und ft sneed of sixteen knots. Con
tracts are being prepared for three
other steamers to complete tho fleet.
Accommodations are to be provided for
a few passengers.
The tremendous enterprise of the
company, which
American-Hawaiia- n
was begun without waiting for any ship
subsidy, will revolutionize the freight
isianus are many
business as far as me wcy
to get
The cheaoest
be direct from
will
freight
here
of
kinds
New York In the now steamer" Instead
of In sailing vessels from European
ports or overland to the Pacific coast
and transhipment from San Francisco.
Last year the sugar was taken from
Hawaii In vessels owned by W. E.
Mlghell. who Is now In San Francisco.
He has no vessels coming here this year
except those which are bringing coal
from the Sound. These Include many
of the old fleet.
The end of the round the Horn Bulling vessel business also does away with
the most of the business of shipping
llttlo
musters in Honolulu. .There getIs crews
need for shipping masters to
get and
for coasting vessels, whichmen.
It Is
keep most of their own
the long,
when men hove to bo got forcapo
that
hard trip round tho stormy
are
the wiles of the shipping master high
needed by captains and command
pay. The steamers will have little
trouble In getting men.
Steamship
The American-Hawaiia- n
Company has a capital stock of $2,500,-00all held by a syndicate of
capitalists who are interested in
the Hawaiian Islands.
d.
0,
New-Yor-
THE WEATHER.
Weather Bureau, Punahou, 1 p. m. ;
Wind light east; weather
Indications favor rain.
Morning minimum temperature, 66;'
midday malxmum temperature, 79; barometer. 9 a. m.. 29.97 falling (corrected
for gravity); rainfall, 24 hours ending
9 n. m.,.0; dew point, 9 a. m., 62; humidity, 9 a. m 69 per cent.
CURTIS J. LYONS .Observer.
partly-cloudy-
TRIBUNFWINS SUIT.
January 25. Tho suit brought
by H. J. layman against tne xrioune
H1LO,
Publishing Co. for libel and In which
he asked $10,000 damages was tried In
tho Circuit Court on Friday and Saturday and a verdict for defendant rendered late Saturday night. It is un
derstood that Mr. Lyman, through his
attorneys, Smith and Parsons, win up
peal to the Supreme Court.
ROCKFELLER-PRENTIC-
E.
NEW YORK, Januarv 17. Miss Alta
Rockfeller, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
John D. Rockfeller. was married this
afternoon at tho residence of her parents in this city to E. Parmalee Prentice, a young lawyer of Chicago. The
wedding was very quietly celebrated,
the large church ceremony originally
planned being given up owing to the
recent death of the little nephew of
the bride, a son of Mrs. llaroiu flic
Cormlck.
LEGISLATORS ARRIVED.
By the Island steamers Saturday and
Sunday there arrived In Honolulu W.
B. Nalltma and S. H. Haaheo, members of the house from the first representative district, Puna, Hllo and Kau,
and J. Ahulll, member from tho third
district. Maul. Molokal and Lanal. Mr.
Ahulll Is accompanied by his wife and
two children Most of the Homo Rule
and Democratc members of tho legls
lature are new in Honolulu.
Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
printing neatly and promptly executed
and all kinds of Job and Commercial
at the Stqr Office,
Gas
Engines
Repaired
Director
Director
ve
llrower & Company will branch out
terinenlously. If all goes welt the present year will see the concern one ot
the most iKiwerful In the Pacllic. It Is
purHed to increase the capital from
11,000,000 to $6,000,000 with the privilege
if owning projM-rtto the enormous value of $tt,u00,000," Between the lines It
limy be read that the company will be
abb- - In future to not only Increase Its
sailing vessel service but will be In position to handle Independent steamer
lines should such become desirable. An
application for an amendment to the
charter, providing for this Increase, wan
sent to the Governor's council this
morning. As the project Is such a big
one, time for Its consideration
was
taken.
applied
Itnpld
The
Transit Company
for permission to Increase Its capital
from $300,000 to $S00,O00. This request
will be granted at the next meeting.
The application of Klhol plantation to
reduce its capital from $3,000,000 to
was grunted.
This change Is
made on account of the surrender of a
half million of paid up stock by II. P.
Ilaldwln and 1.,. A. Thurston some
weeks ago.
The application of a Japanese on
King street for a dealer's liquor license
was granted.
The session was a short one, very little business being brought ui. Should
uny important news arrive by the So
noma tomorrow a soeclal meeting win
i,e called: otherwise there will hot be
another session until Thursday morn
B
fl
JANUARY
OS
OF
aS,
I
Into I lie licut
Iioiimh of lloiiolnln
Rllftft
No. J7O8
i9ot.
IRIlfGRIOlIIl
Kl'Kt'M A'K
KNIFE
WolNliK
PROVE FATAL
l
AHTIiHM AHTEIt DKf'LtN-KTO OlUil.U IT
D1HTI
Hie niiHMtlon of relaying mall to the
Kukuma, the old South Sea Inlunder
who was attacked
and terribly cut Philippines la causing considerable annoyance
early Saturday morning, at the Kalllil
and Captain Sinker the quarpol factory. Is dead and the
Is termaster of the local station has writ
now one of murder. There Is very little ten to colonel I,ong- - the suHrlnteiident
it
" """I"'" werviee ai Ban
uanirer that the murderer will be "i
ce
rran-tarougl-
IIHINd
THE
our guarantees are lived up
to,
PEARSON & POTTER.CO,,
312
itit
port Street
Telephone
SOB. "'
LTD.
III
Wt
lKT
Or"
HATI IUIAY NIGHT.
.ealandla Had Plenty of M.ill for Philippine Helaylng of Mall to .Manila
la Cauting Considerable Annoyance.
Evidence
That the Old Man Was
Overpowered and His Room Thoroughly ftmrchort.
1
FQJR
Oxmwh
t'ndei takes
to lie
a
lawyer for Hlmwlf and c'oinpanlenii
With Poor ItmulU.
Tom T.itmm, Frank Oaawa, C.
and ToiiinSj' Mlknnl were b- lore Judu Wlleox iHlIf morning cliar
ed with disturbing
unlet of 1mL Sit.
Uinlsy nliilu in a
l street fiilKtntr
Utilise, where with nrwu I prell? yuan
spa
J
new inuldwu A'lhfc
i
in enjoying a Mini
music vfiiiiiii
other people, In tll&TrlBlirlibnrhood dlit
not like. Judge Wlfertx hml an intwwt-In- g
time of It at the trhO. art did all tho
Na-guiii-
'' asked for Instruction.
to answer for his crime. Kekai ""V"
l lp necessity for some reform In the
ttie native who llrst found the old man.
Iwih been questioned, but Is not able to matter was apparent last Friday In the
case of the transport Grant. It was
Kive important new evidence.
Investigations on the scene of the thought when she was fu port that the
fearful fight that cost Kukuma life, steamer Kealumllu would bring more 8ectators.
Olllrer KansMWas the first' witnwuv
throw new light on the ovonts of the mall for the Philippines and she could
It currying the stuff to Its des- He hao made tlia orresls. The four defatal night, but nfford no clews to the transfer
During
were jill singing when arrusl-e- d,
tination.
fendants
the
afternoon,
the
Identity of tho man with the knife. It
while several girls made music nnd
Ik evident that Kukuma was llnally Grant went outside the harbor and
some
waited for several hours. The mall
others Japs hammered at Instruoverpowered, and that tho robber had boat
should have arrived here In the ments the officer Could not tell tho
time to make n thorough search for morning
hut she was not sighted until name of. Kune went to warn the Jap
booty, before help came.
The crime
mr.y have been committed some hours about about C o'clock at night. Word at about half past ten In the evening
wus
sent
the quartermaster of the and Deputy Sheriff Chilllngworth also
before It was discovered.
Grant that there was considerable mull went.
The robber, who is now a murdered on
the .ealandla for her.
"It'se not twelve o'clock yet, and we
ns well, ransacked the old man's room
The commander of the transport re- can make all the necessary noise," said
after the light. While Kukuma lay fused
to
Tom
Ozawa wanted to know
wait
until
the
vessel
mull
bleeding outside, the murderer tore up could come up with the matter. He what Totann.
time It wus and when Chilling-wort- h
boards In the floor In the search for wonted Captain Stoker to order the
told him said he wanted to seo
treasurer. Whether he got any or not boat to stop over here several hours it the deputy really had a watch, Hk
Is not known. It Is thought that Ku- more
In
thnt the mall could be started to feel and the deputy lifted
kuma ought to have saved more than secured. order
Holding a big transport
him by the back ot the neck and set
the $14 that were In the small brig he hours after die Is ready to sail for
Is lilm down at n proper distance.
Wore hahging from his neck.
likely to prove a
matter should Half und hour later, as the noise kept
An examination of the premises In- uny complaint bo serious
mnde so Cuptuln Sin up,
arrests wore made, W. H. Goddicates that most If not all of the fight- ker very wisely declined to assume the win, the
who made the complant, assisting
ing Was dohe outside the room. Trails responsibility of ordering her to re- Kune in overpowering
Tom Totann.
of blood are the only evidences. Flftv main. As a result, the bout left be
The defense wus wonderfully confeet from where Kukuma lay In a pool fore the .ealandla came In and there ducted, with Frank Ozuwu as lending
of blood the red record begins, in a Is now u good sized ftmntlty of mall man. When asked If he wanted to ask
large room of the hulldlng. It Is wultlng the next transport. Captain
Ozawa began a
thought that the robber attacked the Sinker may receive authority from the speech that lusted about live mlnutoff
ing.
old man in the darkness of this room, commander In San Francisco to hold and might have lasted all day It tho
probably after Kukuma had been the vessels In futuie but until such Judge hud not stopped the flow ot
d
com
awakened and In fulfilling bis dtitb-- authorization comes, the bouts will
Each of his
as a wutehmtin had gone' to look for probably not remain here by his or- panions did the same. J he (lurendants nan
a lot ot wit
The two men fought to ders.
intruders.
the door ot Kukuma's room, Where Kunesses" only they were at home, said
Ozawa. Then three Japs cume from this
kuma fell and then the robber searchroom, tearing up boards from
audience, one man nnd two little Geisha
MAKAWELI IS DECLARED TO BE ed the
NEGLECT THEIR
the floor and turning everything upside
clrls. They were sent back- to thoir
(lOwn.
WORTH $3,000,000.
seats and one, who answered to tho
'
name ot Shinago Hanalo, was recalled
Kckal lives in a small house about
und took the stand. Before she had got
75 feet from
Kukuma's room.
being sworn. Totann announIn
Reduced
to
Effort
Have Assessment
that he heard cries and went to HAWAII HERALD I'PIWtAIDS THE as far as they
ced that
didn't want 'er to toHll- what the trouble was. Kukuma
Supremo Court a Million Dollars see
ry, but nor evidence wns inK.cn, grenny
HILOITES.
may liave been laying unconscious for
Increasing the strength of the prose
Koine time und have revived and beFalls Bishop Estate.
cution. A similar experience was bail
gun to shout. When Kekal went to
Call Judge Wilcox, there was blood on Says Their Indifference to (tho Cause of with Weamoto Clzuko. Both girls saia
they had played guitars, while tho deThe Supreme-Cour- t
this morning filed his clothes, and he was suspected for
warbled.
a decision In the tax appeal case ot the u time, hut ho told the police that he County Government Is Reprehensible. fendants gently gave
tho defendants a.
Judge Wilcox
Urges Action by the People.
Hawaiian oiiKrtr company vs.' J. k. got the blood In helping Kukuma and
lecture nnd a line of $5 each. Ho
Farley, tax assessor, sustaining the de- there Is. no evidence to connect him
the Jacontracted
thought
they had
fendant. Farley assessed the value ot with the crime,
The Hawaii Herald thus upbraids the panese national complaint, ot swelled'
tho .property at $3,000,000, Appeal was
(Montgomery is tho only mart who
heads.
taken irom tho excess over $2,&o,uo, tried to have any conversation with people pt Hllo.
got from the Judge a reminder
tho amount at which the property was Kukuma after the fight. Kukuma did
The apparent Indifference of Hllo peo- of Ozawa
his former police court experience
Valued the preceding year, although the not talk either English or nntlve, but ple regarding plans for county governwas appreciated by nil who knew
return of the company for the year laoo he indicated uy signs that a Jap hail ment Is reprehensible. There has been thnt
Once before when
was for a less amount. The court done the cutting. Kukuma died before a wall .ugainst centralized government the references.
up for an offenBe ho inOzuwn
thinks that In view of the great eurn- - he police had secured an Interpreter to for so many years that the people ot formed Was
court
that his Imperial
the
Ing power of the estate, the valuation talk with him.
Honolulu believe that children In Hllo
warship Nnnlwa was In the
Is not excessive nnd sustains It.
Tho lnouest In tho case will nrobablv take In the Inspiration at their mothers' majesty's
look after him.
would
nnd
P. D. Kellett, master, has filed an be'held tomorrow. There Is little hope breast und nurture It until they are harbor,
you arc up
"It Is the American lawJudge.
additional report on the accounts of the that Investigations will disclose the ready for tho undertaken, nnd yet when against
"There
now," said the
Russet Invites them' to Is no longer
trustees of the Bishop Estate, making Identity of tho murderer. Whoever Senator-elec- t
of HaRepublic
n
certain corrections In the footings and fought with Kukuma must have got attend a meeting and express their waii to be afraidsmall
warships,
Japanese
of
all of the errors seem to be clerical much blood on his clothes and a search thoughts they remain at home to pluy
If
but this Is an American court, and
one. The total Income of the estate for among tho Chinese and Japs living whist. Surely the members of the Le- you
the Nanlwa here now we might
tho year was $191,804.11. The note of near tho pol factory might havo had gislature are not expected to handle tho ask hnd
wo
hnd
you
better
mudbank
which
James I. Dowsett for $00,000 Is reported some results Just after the crime had subject without n suggestion from the put her on."
as paid, though there is a slight error been committed, but now there has people as to what Is wanted. Honolulu
Ozawa Is a very fresh Jap and looked
In tho computation on interest, uear. been plenty of time to destroy evi- has gone nheud nnd framed a charter
Indlgnnnt when found guilty nnd
Lunslng & Company's note for $35,000 Is dence, nnd the case will probably be for municipal governmen' though the deeply
"A lot of Japs come hero
sentenced.
been In an
also paid, a note of $2,700 of Gus Schu-ma- n added to an already long list of un residents of the canttal have
go to plantations nnd get n little
being accepted by the trustees in solved mysteries of crime In Hono- infinitely 'better position to have their nnd
and then they come to town ami
wants attended to than have ine iinu money,
part payment, in this item there is lulu.
up, and everything llts but the
dress
gov
county
we
to
are
have
neonle.
If
also an error In Interest.
ernment the people must 'et together hat," said the Judge.
Holmes & Stanley, attorneys for tho
MAIL CONTRACT AWARDED.
Is to
done beforo
trustees, have excepted to the charge
BORN.
HILO, January 25. Charles Auld, and consider what
meets; it tney negieci
of errors and the surcharging ot the who was awarded the contract for car tho Legislature
Hllo. Hawaii, on
contiIn
a
responsibility
HITCHCOCK
for
It
the
then
They
the
amounts back.
claim that
rying the mall In Kau, came over on nuance of the present form must not
Tuesday, January 22, 1901, to the wifo
accounts are correct.
Tuesday to take tho oath of allegiance rest nnon the shoulders of the men
of E. N. Hitchcock, a daughter.
In the, matter of B. F. Dillingham to the United
States before Judge whom the people selected to represent BALDWIN At Walnaku, Hllo, Ha.
vs. Wahlawa Sugar Co., bill for speci- Little.
was
formerly
u British sub- them In the legislature.
He
wail. January 23. 1301, to the wife oC
fic performance, defendant has moved ject. Hawaii Herald.
E T. Balding, a daughter.
In the Circuit Court for a uay ot hear
HURT IN A RUNAWAY.
ing. The motion will be heard tomor
LAHAINA KINDEHGARTEN.
The linuirv of Mrs. H. C. Held started PROTECTION AND INVESTMENT.
row.
the foot of Nuuanu street about
Do you know that you can secure'
In tho matter of Henry smith vs. Liberal Donations to Establish and from
1 o'clock
this morning, nnd was quite protection nnd Investment combined
Hnmakua Mill Company, defendant
wus
thrown
lady
damuged.
The
badly
Maintain One There.
with a guaranteed return of a certain
has been allowed ten days In which to
out and considerably hrulseu. a cap- - sum at a definite period? Do you know
answer.
AVAILUKU, January 2C Miss N. J. in it, it n Riilllnir vessel WHO wunesseu that you can secure for sucn purpose.
Testimony In the case of Akwal vs.
Om nceiflont look her to the olllce of a In the Provident Savings Life Assur
Lllluokalanl, specific performance, was Mulone and Miss L. Turner, the pro- surgeon
at once where her wounds were ance Society a one thousand dollar en
moters
of Kindergarten
schools on
finished in the Circuit Court thts morn
maing. Argument was begun this after Maul are now superintending the new dressed.
dowment assurance bond, nge m,quar
Kindergarten school In Lahaina. The
In twenty years, at a fixed
turing
noon.
$175
to partly
BOXES ARE CHANGED.
terly premtum ot n.ia
The February term of the circuit Pioneer Mill Co. donated
of an experienced
figures for other amounts and
The !rni letter boxes of tho post olll- Court will convene next Monday morn- - defray the expenseStates,
coming
to
In
teacher
from
the
makal
the
Humohreys
preside.
from
slilfied
will
I, R. Burns, resident mannger,
inir. Judce
charge of the kindergarten. The side of the old building to the corner of ages.)
Alagoon uuuuing.
New
There is a feeling aniong lawyers this take
every
$00
will
plantation
also
donate
afternoon that there win lie news oc month, assisting the payment of cur- the new building next to mo iiuwanun
Fine Book nnd Commercial Printing1
the app'olntment of a second judge by rent expenditures. The land on wrf'h window. Only city letters are now received at the old place, the other mall nt tho Star Office.
the Sonoma's mall tomorrow.
by
wus
being
given
built
the school is
being closed. Some extra chutes
Mrs. II. P, Baldwin, and is situated in chutes
have been provided at the new location
STILL AFTER HASKELL,
In
Baldwin
homestead
of
the
the
back
among
appear
them being one for the Aus
F. D. Haskell made his usual
Other residents of Lahaina tralian Colonies.
ance In the police court this morning. Lahaina.
very
liberally.
contributed
have
He was charged with gambling,
The sentiment of many In lalialna is
WEDDING,
being tho form of his viola
HAYSELDEN-AUL- T
a hospital should have been built
tion of Section 391 of the renal coue. that
WAILIJKU. January 20. The mar
of a kindergarten, as tne for
instead
Haskell has now put in about a month mer would
been more beneficial riage of Miss Caroline Hayselden to
FOR
In prison, answering lo various charges to the public,have
and several distinguished linv. William Ault took place last
nnd the end is not yet. His case this people in Lahaina
state that the con Thursday in the Church of the Holy
morning was postponed till Wednesday, tributions would have
been mucn larger Innocents at Manama, me Ji!gn, uev.
but ho will be in court again tomor- hud It been for the purpose of erecting Bishop Willis, ofllclatlng. George Hay
row morning, for another warrant has a hospital Instead of erecting a build selden was best man anu ana jNoriuun
already been served on him,
ing In which to educate Chinese and bridesmaid. Tho church was tastefully
lecorated with lowers and potted ferns
Japanese.
WILL PAY- BIG DIVIDEND.
The ceremony was well attended. Al
Tho annual meeting of the Pacific
ter
the ceremony Jlev. ana Mrs. auii
MARRIED.
The Warner Ventilating
proceeded to tho residence of Mrs, Hay
Guano and Fertilizer Company was DOWNER-HAPA- I
Hllo,
Puueo,
In
ot
morning
Chamber
at
was
the
wnere
held this
reception
a
neiu.
selden.
oy
u.
a.
mo
uev.
i&tn,
January
Commerce.
Tho affairs of the organi
Cushion Shoe
relatives and 'Intimate friends of
Desha, William Downer to Jennie Tho couple
being present. Rev. anu
zation were reported as being In good
tho
Hapal.
Lahllahl
per
or
b
ceiu
condition and a dividend
Mrs. Ault came to Walluku the same
on tho capital stock of $600,000 will be
night, where they will make their per
DIED,
paid within a few days. The treasurmanent home,
Us
of
BALDING At tho residence
These shoes aro Just to hand having1
er's report was accepted. toThe followJanparents,
Walnaku,
durWednesday,
officers
servo
were
elected
ing
only been placed on our shelves a few
DEATH OF A CHINESE.
uary 2 1901, tho Infant child of Mr,
President,
ing the ensuing year:
WAILUKU. January 26. Last Mon days ago. They are Just the shoe for
and Mrs. E. T. Balding,
George N. Wilcox: vice president, H.
day tho body of a Chinese was found Jn the man who docs a good deal ot walkAlexander Isenherir: treasurer. W.
the camp ut Wulkopu. Tho man was
secretary, F. Klamp
WILL CONTEST.
Pfontenhouor:
lying downward, and had evidently ing each shoo has ventilators whlcb
and auditor, T, May,
HILO, January 20. II. S. Holstoln been dead for samo time, ns decompo
nllows the air to pass In and out of the
will contest tho seat In tho next Legissition hud sot In. Doputy Sheriff Hay- FIFTEEN DRUNKS.
lature for which a certificate has been so den Immed ately summoned ur, shoe.
There aro 15 drunks In the police given Dr. N. Russell. Tho contest will Weddlck. Unon examination. It was
court docket this morning. Fourteen be on tho around that Dr. Russell's orl found that tho mnn had died
heart
of them wore lined $2 and costs, nnd glnal petition to stand as a candidate disease and consumption. It seems
did not havo tho requisite number of that another Chinese had deserted this
tho other wus reprimanded,
names of citizens, T. McConts Stewart man, when ho saw that ho was sinking
will represent Mr. Holstoln beforo tho In death, und thus no ono knew of his
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the Leglsjaturo In his contest. Hllo Trlb end,
mother's favorite. It is pleasant and une.
safe for children to take and always
HAS FEW EQU.iLB.
PANAMA HATS.
oures. It Is Intended especially for
running, easy adjustments,
light
For
&
Company
IJ.
croup
coughs, colds,
Kerr
and whooping While down nt L.
good work tho winger sewing Macough, and Is tho best medicine made ask to bo shown those flno new Panamn nnd
chine has few equals and no superiors
for these diseases. There Is not the hats. They aro "beauts,"
B. Bergerson, ngent, Bethel Streot.
least danger In giving It to children for
It contains no opium or other Injurious
Ladles' French dancing slippers nt
Tho Golden Rule Bazaar has Just re
drug nnd may be given as confidently to Mclnerny's Shoo Store, something en
ceived tho Hawaiian Scenic Calendar
a babe as to an adult. For sale by all tlrely new,
for 1901, and as usual It Is tho best
dealers, Benson, Smith & Company,
Scenic Calendar published Price 60c.
Fine Job Printing, Star office.
general agents Hawaiian islands,
y
lan-guu-
ftSHIIftSll
thick-heade-
s
If
II
-
e
Something New
crnp-Ehootl-
-
1
Gall and
Every job guaranteed and
Vice-Preside- nt
....Auditor
1
Mar
liir pnpflr (hat
.Tim HntmllHU
Sat
Them
IKSu
'
'"'--
It
r
tr1'
"in
llilttiMiJifelfiM''.
i
TliR HAWAIIAN
FHOENIX ASSURANCE GO.
op
London
INSUIMNCIi
LOSSES PAID, OVER
$100,000,000.00
Main 00.
l'ht.
"tmr.
STEAMSHIP
KutKlny,
ilomlaj-- , JHiniary 28.
fUmr. Nimiti, Wyman, (rem Kllauea:
1240 hum fujrar, 1 mill roller, 10
Mnmlay, JmuiHry IS.
Htmr. Lelitm, Uannett, from Mnul and
Molokat,
Embroidered
Linens, Materials
for Taney Work
ikn
DHPARTINO.
Saturday, January 20.
Chilean bktn. Altu, Thiontiglu, for
Sound
In
the
ballast.
.ReMnert of the nbo line, runnln g In connection Kith the CANADIAN
Hktn. Sliiionton for the Sound In
Sydney, N.
iPHCIFIC F TIAVAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and
ballast.
!Tf., and calling at
torla, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q., are
Brg. Harriet G. Wnyland, for San
Francisco, with sugar.
Down
FEB.
lOWEUA
"fctANQI
J
MARCH
O
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
ITOLRRIUOO
16
16
13
11
8
FEB.
WARRIMOO
MIOWli.lt.
MARCH
AORANGI
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
WARRIMOO
MIOWERA
13
13
10
8
5
TIiwIiik. for
Kahulul to load mgav fur San Francisco.
Tuesday, Jnnuary 2a
Stmr. W. O. Hull. Thompson, for
5
p.
ports,
Kauai
in.
Stmr. Klnau, Frewnian, for Hllo nnd
way ports, 12 noon.
Stirir. Claudlne, Parker, for Kahulul
and wuy portn, 5 j. m.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Sliuerson, for
Kona and Kau, 10 a. m,
Stmr. Upolu, Dnlton, for llonolpu and
Kona ports, 10 a. m.
Stmr. Lohun. Bennett, for Mnul and
f
i
THE "MONITOR"
Stairs
Ladies' Fine
Underwear,
Handkerchiefs,
1
JWAItRI--
Kx S. S. Zoa'nndia wo received n largo Btoek of tho High
Grado HKLIOTKOPO LA AFIUCANA, HAVANA and
tho Famous LA KSTRtCLLA, Key Wost Cigars, suitable
for holiday gifts to your gentlemen frionds.
Also a full lino of Owl Brunswick, Prmcipa do Galos and
f
Alexandor Humboldt Cigars.
Ribbons, Sashes,
New Dress Goods,
Duo nt Honolulu on or nuoui tho dates bolow suited, viz:
Monday, Januury 28.
Stmr. Nllhau, lirulin, Koloa, Hluele,
iff.'m Vancouver anil Victoria, 11. C, From Sydney and Brisbane, for Vic- Ilanapope, Makawell, Mulmea and
6 p. .111
(or Brisbane and Sydncj
toria and Vancouver, 11. C:
S. S. John A. Kimball,
iAfcEANQI
9
CORNliK MOTUI. AND
FORT 5TKBBT5,
Importing Tobacconists and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Pillows, Linen
Table and Tea
Cloths, Real
Lace Collars,
Make, Ttillett, from
.Unit
Honolulu Tobacco Co., Ltd
27
pkaii.
COMPANY
m.
Wo nro allowing n largo
fine n&Horlinont of
nnd
Knhulul nt
January
Ko-lo-
Mai
Royal
,
In Our Art Department
Anaholn: S,0M baft Mtft, 6 likfR.
Htmr. Mlkaliala, I'mleiwti, from
Moo lm. Mimr. II vUftn.
Btinr. V. a. Hall, TIkhhinwu, from
Nawllhvlll: I, MO ha KB augur, 41 mgn
Ihiii, U IhII, hliltti, I tlwap nUln, 33
Juclcl Building
Canadian -- Australian
'
Mtl!l IN'!
Hnniriln. Jutiunry It,
luirl ti- I'liih'-t- .
from )lil
Htmr Maui. iirh. frrnn
way hiii
ll t.natx inru. 112 ban corn.
7S bnnn rlr-- . 31 Imiih. hliti'K. 2 homi'H. )2i
McClollaii, Pond & Co., Agents,
Tolophono,
I
ami hhj
ONLY
MOWDAV JAGUAR?
SIB lIMEIUpstairs
Htmi.
PIKU
fitA It.
Laco and Linon
We still have a number of
TOYS loft.
a,
magnificent new service the "Imperial Limited" Is now running dally
ji
BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL
Molokal,
li
p. m.
Schr. Surprise, Nystrom, for
5 p. m.
Making the run 100 hours without change. The finest Railway service In Kuual ports, Wednesday,
January 30.
,
iGBa world,
Mnul,
Stmr.
Sach, for l'aauhau,
Kukalau, Luupahouhoe und
4 p. m.
KKrough tickets Issued from Honolu lu to Canada, United States and Europe.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
frelgr
and passage and all general lnf matlon, apply to
Per stmr. Noenu, from Kllauea. S.
Kumewuuui and wife, 12 duck passen
gers.
& CO.,
Per stmr. Jnmcs Mnkee, from Ana-holJ. Gillies.
Per stmr. Mlkaliala, from Koloa. C.
Jensen, T. F. Dowry, Mr. Maxwell. M.
Rego, E. Omsted, Mr. Anderson, Deputy Sheriff Halvorsen, Mrs. Blake, Miss
Cliarman, 12 deck passengers.
Per stmr. W. G. Hull, from Kauai
ports. G. N. Wilcox. C. D. Coul.son, W.
E. Devereux. N. Weill, Mrs. Rankin,
MIhh Jane Schursh, Miss Plioohl, Dr.
Welkensen, J. II. Kuiwl, Mrs. Stone,
Junius Kaomano, Miss Alice Opio, Miss
K. Kchnruli, 30 deck passengers.
Per stmr. Mnul, from Kahulul and
wuy ports. K. Ito, K. Takakl, J. Ahu-11wife nnd 2 children, Mrs. M. Jesus
and child, Mrs. Reuter, A. Douse, wife
and child, Awana, S. Hocking, Miss
Chamberlain, Miss Hart, H. C. Oven-deH. T. Lake, H. M. Almy nnd wife,
Companies w 111 call at Honolulu and leave this port
Steamers of the ab
Bishop of Pnnopolls, W. H. Cornwcll,
r ' out the- dates below mention ed:
M. Fornandes nnd 2 children, C. Yak
Nam, H. T. Gilbert, S. Kuinualll, Dr.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
FOR JAPAN AND CHI?"".:
E. Armltnge, W. J. Faulkener, Mrs.
P. Hose and 2 children, W. A. Smith
JAN. 31 NIPPON MARU
FEB. 2 R.
.HONGKONG MARU
wife, Miss Smith, P. J. AValsh. F.
FEB. 8 RIO DE JANEIRO
FEB. 12 and
CHINA
H .V. Trevenen, M. K.
FEB. 19 Somerlleld, Mrs,
FEB. 16 COPTIC
DORIC
Beck and daughter and
MARCH 1 41
FEB. 26 AMERICA MARU
tOPPON MARU
passengers.
deck
MAR I 6
lRIO DE JANEIRO
Per stmr. Claudlne, from Hllo and
way ports. C. A. Brown nnd wife, W.
Miss Sturgeon, Mrs.
H. Lambert,
Mills, Mrs. J. Nuwnhl, P. Peck,
J. McCnshln, W. Edwards, J. Ryan,
Henry W. Porter, Miss Haywood, Mrs.
V. K. Mervy, Rev. S. L. Desha, A. Hel-soMrs. Otto Rose, Miss Ivy Richardson, Miss Alvlna Richardson, C. E.
Stafford, Rev. Sernmoto. W. D.
L. Martin, R. Ramsay, MIsh
Chamberlain, John S. Baker, S. Haa-heA. K. Nuwnhl, J. B. Purdy, Cupt.
H. W. Flint. Ben. Kaapa und daughter,
Capt. Kanue, Capt. Kuplhea, T. F.
Sedwlck, C. B. Turner. J. Robinson,
v
Tor general Information apply to
Mrs. K. Hurt, Mrs. Mnry Harper,
George W. McDougall. J. C. Taylor, C.
11. Pulao, Mrs. C. K. Stlilman, Miss
Alice Richards, AV. G. Walker, C.
Rledke, Y. Akin, D. M. Klllnaho and
90 deck passengers.
Gnu.
10
Here are a few
Timely Sayings
Suitable for the
Oo-knl- a,
a,
'j
Pr
MEO. H. DAVIES
Ltd., Gen'! Agts.
Season
a.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S, Co.
and Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
1,
n,
e
n,
Nnl-Hm- a,
CO., Ltd. Agts.
Booked.
Ppr
Oceanic
Steamship
Company.
TIME 1A3B.IE
5S
iThe
fine Passenger Steamers of this
i&a hereunder:
line, will arrive at and leave this port
FROM SAN FRANCISCO:
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
1901.
JAN.
FEB.
FEB.
SONOMA
MARIPOSA
SIERRA
ZEALANDIA
VENTURA
MARCH
MARCH
1901.
29
9
19
2
12
ZEALANDIA
SIERRA
MARIPOSA
ALAMEDA
ZEALANDIA
JAN.
JAN.
FEB.
FEB.
MARCH
31
29
13
18
6
Sierra, for San Francisco,
January 29. Mrs. N. L. Tenny nnd
child, Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Miss Bailey,
A. Young, W. R. Spalding and wife,
Judge Stevens nnd wife, M. Green, H.
T. James, W. R. Castle, Jr., F. D.
Smith, B..M. Solomon and wife, E. L.
Lewis, R. S. Brewster, Miss E. Leary,
Dr. E. E. Beeman. G. W. Gardner, C.
P. Baughman, D. L. Bachnus, Miss E.
May, D. C. Williams, George Pearce,
J. E. Holland, N. E. Cramer, Mrs. W. P.
Boyd, Mrs. C. M. Macfnrlanc, C. H.
Hodgson, A. W. Judd, Mrs. B. J.
C. F. Phillips, Judge SIHIman,
J. T. McCrosson, .Mrs. J. E. Murphy,
Mrs. J. 12. Lewis, Mrs. F. R. Aldrlch,
W. McCashen, Miss C. Haskens, Mrs.
A. Felter, W. R. Waters, wife nnd 2
children. II. F. Buckley. H. L. Bush
and wife, E. J. Cotton.
S. S.
.
. .
A bargain In time Is doubly a bargain.
A man's wardrobe is never too full of
ties.
Don't take our word for It. Come
and see.
that name stands for
. The Kash
progress.
Everything man or boy wears from
hose to hats.
Keep your eye on our windows.
You'll not go astray.
You need not go any farther than
right here for the best.
We're taking other folk's valuation
and quoting our price for It.
Just ns natural for us to lead In variety and value as it Is for others to
follow.
Some clothing Is made to sell: some
to wear. Some dotting Is made for
both. That is our kind.
Don't imagine that Kash shirts will
never wear out. They will, but they
will last longer nnd fit better than
other makes.
PlDDibing, Tin, Copper
DIMOND
and Sheet Iron Work
BLOCK
71-- 70
KING STREET.
Beretania
Street
Great Clearance Sale
of New Furniture
Our Neckwear
Eor thej Holidays Ice Boxes, Refrigerators, Rugs, Meat Safes,
Bedroom Sets, Bed Lounges, Baby Carriages,
IS UNSURPASSED IN
QUANTITY. QUALITY
AND PRICE.
Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Pictures, Flags,
Sideboards, Bureaus, Macneal
The "KASH" Chiffoniers,
& Urban Sales, Etc., at
TORES, TWO STOCKS.
P. O. Box 658.
TWO TELEPHONES.
96 and C7C.
and 11 Hotel Street, and Corner ot
Fort and Hotel Streets.
TWO
o,
H. HACKFELD
FORT STREET
9
SAN FRANCI5C0 PRICES
S. W. LEDBRBR, Propr.
- DAY BLOCK
--
VBE1.ETANIA STREET
K Special Bit of
Biscuit Goodness
NEAR FIRE BTATTOK.
Due to Arrive "John Currier"
Ten Thousand Barrels Roche Harbor Lime
also
A revelation of daintiness
One Million Red Bricks.
crisp and delicious
especially suitable for all
oclal functions
not cheap, but worth what they cost.
A hundred varieties
serve them at your next tea.
iTjheo. H.
Davies & Co., (Ltd.
Hardware
Department
KAHULUI.
January 20. Arrived.
FROM
Lurllne, Shaube, 18
days from San Francisco with general
merchandise.
Ss
Arrived, Junuary 26, ship Charmer,
Slater, with coal.
FOOD SPECIALISTS,
Departed, January 23, brlgantlno
Quickstep. Gruner, in tow of the Mnul,
Telephone 240.
for Port Townsend.
Ill Fort Street
Departed, Jnnuary 21, steamor Chas.
Nelson, Anderson, for San Francisco,
she carries sugar.
In port, schr. H. C. Wright, Nielsen;
schr. John D. Tallant, Hofflnnd: schr.
Meat Go.
llonolpu, Olsen; schr. R. It. Hind,
schr. Compeer, Larson; schr.
Stanley, Schmaltz.
1 KINO STREET.
BRIG LURLINE.
WAILUKIT,
January 20. Tho brig
Lurllne urrlved off Kahulul Inst Thursday, January 24, but the harbor being
full, she was signalled to stund oft and
on. Had the. Lurllne come Into port
she would have made the voyuge In 10
days. She brings n curgo of general
NAVY CONTRACTOKS.
merchandise.
The ship Charmer, Slater, was again
sighted on Tuesday, but she turned oft
to sea again. She is now many days in
the vicinity of Maul.
Q. J. WALLER. : : : Manager.
KAHULUI,
January
In connection with the sailing of th e above steamers, the Agents are prepared to Issue, to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by any railroad
from San Francisco, to all points In the United States, and from New York by
teamshlp line to all European ports.
For further particulars apply to
W. G. Irwin & Co.
(LIMITED)
General Agents Oceanic S. S. Compan y .
,
AMERICAN--
H
AWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP CO.
Direct Service Between
NEW YORK, PACIFIC COAST AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
I,
s''
S. S. "HAWAIIAN" will be dispatched from New York on or before January 115th for San Francisco, en route t o Honolulu. To be followed by S. S.
"OREGONIAN," March loading.
Freight received at Company's wha rf, 42nd Street, South Brooklyn, nt all
times.
For further particulars apply to-
H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD
C. P. MORSE,
General Freight Agent.
26, Brig.
IBWIS
n;
CO.
Metropolitan
VP
arrived lust Thursday, 25 duys from
Port Townsend. Sho brought a cargo
of- 470,3TB feet of lumber for Hackfeld
AGENTS, HONOLULU.
& Co.
Fine Job Printing, Star ofllce.
GRIBS AND BABIES' BEDS
now Invoice Just oponod,
Call oarly or you will miss a choice.
A
New
Furniture
II.
General Merchandise
HOTEL STREET AND
922 NUUANU STREET.
HONOLULU, T. H.
11.
Lore
Honolulu, T.
H
General flerchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Japanese Provisions,
Etc., etc., etc.
r, o. box ssi.
...
'-
-
p.n
.si.i
Mf,j&IKl'h,lui'j...
Telephone
.A,
llulldinp-- , Jj!M
and
G!1C
Fort Street
SAM WO HOP KEE,
SHIMAMOTO,
DEALERS IN
Matting,
Mattresses and Dry Goods,.
Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco
16
'
.
WILLIAMS, aimingcr
84(1
Merchant Street
Chinese Silks, Handkerchiefs, Grass Cloth, Matting,
Fine Teas, Manila Cigars.
SSZ g"tgeu"p"--
CITY FURHITUREO STORE
S.
IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN
-
,
Hand-Sewin-
Telephone
HILO.
HILO, January 26. Bark Amy Turner nnd Martini Duvls have dlschhrgcd
curgo and are now taking sugar. The
Amy Turner will probably get away
ubout the first of the month,
Tho bark Roderick Dhu sailed Thursday for Ban Francisco. Tho vessel
carried 30,256 bags of sugar and tho
following passengers: Alex. Chlsholm,
Austin Chlsholm. C, O'Relly, W. J.
Carter and wife, Dr, nnd Mrs, Coudert,
C. H, Buck und Miss Buck.
The Marlu E. Smith, Nllsen, mnster,
Agentsfor Sterling Lubricating Oils, Clarlphos, Alsen Cement, Portland
Cement, Giant Powder Co., Angle Lamp Co., Dicks Balata Belting, Roche Harg
bor Lime, New Home Sewing Machines and
Machines.
Dealers In Agateware, Glassware, Crockery, Harp ;p laddie and Leathers, Rugs, Brass Bedsteads, Trunks, Valises, Matting, Safes, Linoleum, Rifles and Shotguns, Powder and Caps, general hardware and Plantation
til. CORNER PORT AND'
'i
7
KUKTJI
BTSv
v
I IS PI
What Next?
Tlioro Is a
tiorvos Boom
run
111
point boyond which tlio titiul brnln utnl
1HHIHKIH ill' NATIVKR VM'.W
to loso all power of iwuimmhUoh, and whon that
KAKK KAH.'NA.
point is reached tho only and is Insanity nun dwith. If you mo
aorvous, rostlosa, Irritnblo of tompor, lmvo nu uppotito for food Again I'mwM Mon? Into the old
AlHH'H I III Wife lit
oiii In Itawai
and cannot sloop at night; if you tiro doaponucni, inoltuialioly,
m lain mi
AsMltwO.
mw
have no ambition for work and no nblltUy to ooucantratu your
thoughts, ask yoursolf that question, "What noxtl'" Thoro Is
I'aita 1U ha struck tile gait. II may
not m ronaMcrwt a gmxl show b- in
ono thing you can do that will bring tho answor you so muoh
tieople but he has taken the
If you will begin nt onco With Dr. MHos' Norvuto it will white
t&Uv.y ot the natives who never love an
ommruiMlty
thtlr veneraglvo you tho rost, tho quiot, tho swoot, rafroshtng sluop that tion or tho ofold allowing
man. In spite of
lit
ahow, there
of
loads to llfo ronowod and hoalth rostorod.
fXltlollatlciiii
waa a Rood a.aed crowd of llnwnllanit
worn-ou-
t
-
du-slr-
re-re- nt
that I oeutd hot sleep in lxl, and weeld
sometime have to be carried out o doen to cet (rath air. Then my Inxly
would cot numb and pcriplratlen
drip from every pore. I would have
I poll ( of bluet and melancholy, frequently breskloc out with toll and crying.
The best doctors here could give me no relief, and seeing an ndvartlwrngnt of
Dr. Miles' Nervine I decided to try it. After using it two days 1 went to bed
and slept all night the first lime in nearly a year. Then a load seemed to fall
from my shoulders and from that day I continued to get strong until my health
was completely restored."
Mrs. L. 1). Millard, North Clarendon, Pa.
so iwrvou
D. Miles' Nervine
Is sold at nil drug stores on a positive guarantee. "Write for free advlco and booklet to
Elkhart, Indiana,
Or. Miles Medical Co
DR. A. E. NICHOLS,
CORPORATION NOTICES.
DENTIST.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Office, Alakea Street with Dr.
OtPce houia: 8.30 a. m. to
Ander-eon- .
4
p. m
DR. 0. B. HIGH,
DENTIST
Dental College,
Philadelphia
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pioneer Mill Company,
Ltd., will be held on Wednesday, the
30th inst., at the office of Messrs. H.
Huckfold & Company, Ltd., at 10 a. m.
F. KLAMP,
Secretary pro tern.
1892,
ELECTION
OF OFFICERS.
Oillce: Masonic Temple.
Telephone, Main 318.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following named persons were elected as
officers of the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company at its Annual Meeting held
DR. I. MORI
this day, viz:
136 Beretanla St., bet. A'.uua mid Fort
Charles M. Cooke
President
B. C. Allen
Telephone 277; 1 O. Box 843
George
H. Robertson
Treasurer
i
Secretary
E. F. Bishop
Ofllco hours: 9 to 1!'. a. in. and 7 to
T. It, Robinson
Auditor
a.
m.
12
9
to
Sundays,
p. in.;
P. C. Jones
.....Director
H. WaterhouHe
Director
T. May
Director
DR. 0, E. WALL.
flR, A, C, WALL.
E. F. BISHOP,
Secretary.
iA S3.
13 JB
Dated Honolulu. January 24, 1001.
IXJVB BUILDING, FORT STREET,
ANNUAL 3IEETINU.
ueiepnono tfi.
OFFICE HOURS. 8 a. m. to 4 p. rn.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Co. will be held at tho office
of the Hawaiian Trust & Investment
Co., on Thursday, January 31, 1001, at
DENTIST.
10:30 o'clock a. m.
Mott-SmlBuilding,
W. L. HOPPER,
Secretary.
Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts. Honolulu, H. I.
nt
W
DR. A. J. DERBY,
th
Office Houra:
9
a. m. to
4
Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair,
Boston Building,
Offices: Booms
Street.
Fort
Telephones: Office, Main, 385, Residence, White, 2861.
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.; 3 to 5 p
2
p. m.
tn.j 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays
P. O. Box 801.
208-20- 9,
12--
M. S. GMNBAUM
& CO.
Limited.
HONOLULU.H. I.
Commission Merchants and Importers
of General Merchandise.
(
Ban Francisco Office,
21E
Kihti Assessment Notices.
p. m.
THE 11TH ASSESSMENT of 5 per
cent or $2.50 per share became due on
November 15, 1900, bears penalty rrom
December 15, 1900 and delinquent Janu-
ary
15,
1901.
THE 12TH ASSESSMENT of G per
cent or $2.50 per share has been levied to
become due and payable on the 2nd day
of January 1901.
All of the above are payable at the
officers of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd,
Judd Building.
J. P. COOKE,
Treasurer Klhel Plantation Co.
Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1900.
ASSESSJIENT
Front Street.
T. R. MOSSMAN,
NOTICE.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.
Heal Estate Agent,
Abstractor and Searcher of Titles,
Loans Negotiated,
The ninth and final assessment of 10
Rents Collected.
per cent ($10.00 per share), has .been
on the assessable stock of this
Campbell Building.
Merchant St. called
company as to become due and payable
at the office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., on
October 30th, 1900, delinquent November
30th, 1900,
CO,
J H.
E, D. TENNET,
t
Teasurer Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
of
Mombers
Honolulu Stock Exchange
MR I
NOTICE
Stock and
Bond Brokers
621
& CO.,
WANTED.
Fort Street.
JaLixiilsr
Groceries
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of Pacific Tennis
waiian Trust & Investment Company at
Club will be held in the rooms of Ha-
628.
akagi,
FORT STREET, STAR
:h.
BLOCK.
SHIRT
.
CAPITAL
P
lUiSUUVH
UNDIVIDIII)
Fort
$600,000
So.noo
fur
present ami wna mi Interested sc'ta-to- r
of the lire walking. In addition to
the aunterlnga of Papa Ita there waa
a chant antl some string music Included In the program. Fully four hundred
Iteople wllneeee! the affair. While en
route to Iwtlel, Mis Mureutt and illwt
Aekernmn the missionaries stopped
Ioiik enough to view the show and examine Paiva Ita's feet. With evident
amazement Mini) Mureutt declared that
the old fellow's lleh was not burned
by the while hot (?) stone.
The aurreps of Papa lta In the Hawaiian Islands Is now assured. Before
Satuidey night there might have been
a few natives wiio wouiu nave retrain
eil from nttendlntr the old man's per
formance but now that the Queen has
niimnlxil mikI. In the eves of all her
former subjects, set the stamp of her
approval upon me '1811111811, mi? natives cun scarcely be censured for intending. He is now believed to be the
greatest kahuna that these islands have
seen for many years, and that his man
ager will turn tins to auvaiungp i certain. On Saturday nightuncithe natives
showered
.,i,i nhmit Pnnn Ita
money upon him, cramming his hands
quartern
and
full of dollars, halves
limes as their purses would permit. It
Is estimated that well onto a hundred
dollars went into Papa Ita's overall
pockets from the superstitious natives
by means or inese voiuniury
tlons. Whether the management held
him up for this largesse afterwards or
not. Is not known.
Thin week Pana Ita will go to Illlo.
On the Island of Hawaii the natives are
u
much more credulous man old
man s
the
Oahu and tho coffers ofany
redoubt
manager will beyond
the outllt
turn much heavier than when
Wand.
loaves Honolulu for the larger will
be
Hllo Is not the only place that
no
will
fake
old
kahuna
visited for the
y
"
worked tolip a iari?-doubt be I,.,,...
mnv
considered nret- mi,
South
the
man
from
tv good for the old
Sea whose solitary outfit as n kahuna
seems to lie a pair 01 leuiuei
FROM TUB BOER LEAGUE.
Governor Dole received no official
by the Zeulandla from Washington. The only communication ot public Interest was a letter from the Boer
League of New York, urging an expression in the Interest of the Boers
In the way of a signed appeal from the
people of Hawaii to the Queen. Being
a government official appointed by the
the administration, Mr. Dole canto take
acno action to it farther than
knowledge Its receipt.
The League is trying to get together
petitions from all parts of the United
States to be forwarded to Great
continuance
a
ugalnst
Britain,
It hopes
of the war In South Africa. anti-wnn
thereby to work up such
peace
terms
feeling in the Empire that
may eurly result.
THISTLE CLUB'S TIME.
The Scottish ThlBtle Club did itself
proud Friday night as an entertainer.
There was a large gathering and much
real enjoyment. All of the features
were good. Attornney General Dole responded to the President of the United
States und British Consul Hoare to Her
Majesty, the Queen. The Jollity was
kept up until midnight.
"--
1
let-to- rs
ar
.
ADJUSTMENT OF TAXES
The "readjustment of taxes" was the
subject discussed by the Research
Club Friday evening. A paper by Mr.
Weaver was read, urging In general a
readjustment
so that there would
not 'be a surplus over actual requirements for expenses. W. R. Castle- explained the taxation systems of various
countries and called attention to the
healthy outlook here. T. McCants
Stewart did not think the nresent adjustment was nil it should be. He also
advocated an income tax.
XO eVIIViS !
35
ta.,564
PROI'ITS
-
OFFICIOUS AND DIHKCTOUB.
Charlee M. Cooke
P. C. Jones
President
Vlee.Prwildiht
Cnshlef
Assistant Cashier
Henry Waterhouse, Tom May, F, W.
Macfarlnne, 1C. D, Tenuey, J. A.
O. II. Cooke
F. C. Athprton
Remnants of Wash Goods
Cotton Foulards, Dimitios, Percales, White and
Fancy Piques, Madras, Ginghams, Zephyrs,
Lawns, Etc., Etc.
Mc-Ca-
lees.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms,
Cor-
Come Early and Get a Bargain
business connected with banking entrusted to It. Soil nnd Purchase Foreign Kxchnnge, Issue Letters of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary nnd Term Deposits received
nnd Interest allowed In accordance with
rules and conditions printed In passbooks, copies of which may be had on
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street.
ESTABLISHED.
BISHOP
'Wlxito House
1868.
& Co.,
Cotton
Crepe
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
AND
TRAVELERS'
LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED,
AVAILABLE IN ALL THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
THE WORLD.
COMMERCIAL
I
I ITfTi
Interest allowed after July 1st, 1900
on Jlxed deposits: 7 day notice 2 per
cent, (this form will not bear Interest
unless It remains undisturbed for one
month) 3 month 3 per cent;
12 months, 4 per cent.
6
months
ANKIJK IS
HONOLULU,
13
Are the talk among the people of
the city because they are just the
things to wear around the house.
Go.
,
H. I,
San Francisco Agonts The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO The Navada National Bunk of San Francisco.
LONDON The Union Bank of London,
Ltd.
NEW YORK American Exchange National Bank.
CHICAGO Merchant!,' National Bank.
PARIS Credit Lyonnals.
BERLIN Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCO (TVER Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
COUNTED FOR,
Qfr
3V4
CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. IRWIN.
Clans Spreckels &
IHl
HOTEL
" OMxe
Savings Bank
Until further notice, Savings Deposits will be received and Interest allowed b. this Bank at four and one-ha- lf
per cent per anau.
Printed copies of the Rulea and Regulations may be obtained on application.
Office at Bank building on Merchant
street.
, BISHOP ,& CO.
STREET
OnlyWay "
TO LIGHT A HOME,
ST-l-
E,
OFFICE. FACTORY. OR SHOP IS BY
.V-
AC-
BISHOP & CO.
jjj
-
No Odor
NoDirGIl
No Smofct
No
Trouhh
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
To those wishing to change from old methods of lighting, such as Candleet
and Oil to Electric Light.
THREE DEPARTURES.
Three sailing vessels left last Saturday for the Coast. The brig HarTHE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC
LTD.,
riet G., captain Wayiand, left for San
P. O. Box 144. ALAKEA ST. MAKAI OF MERCHANT ST.
Francisco and the barkentlnes Alta,
"Phone" IN.
captain Thronagle, and Chahalls, cap-tai- n THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
Slmonson, left for the Sound, all
in ballust.
LIMITED.
Received per Barkentine "Wrestler"
BOER STRATEGY.
Capital
Yen 24,000,000
a carload of the celebrated
Falling to secure the sympathy of the Subscribed
Yen 18,000,000
administration, the Boers set to work Paid Up Capital
to win the admiration of the whole Reserve Fund
Yen 8,130,000
world. Omaha World-HeralHEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
FASHION AND THE SEA GULLS.
Now fashion is chnsing the Maine sea
The Bank buys and receives for colgulls with a peaked stick and the leg- lection Bills of Exchange, Issues Drafts
Manufactured by tho Fkkd Maoky Desk Co.,
islature will be asked to pass a law
Grand Rapids, Mich., consisting of
protecting the fowl. Otherwise they and Letters of Credit, an transacts a
are likely to Join our .departed friend general ba king business.
to dodo. Lewlston (Me.) Journal.
'
INTEREST ALLOWED:
TWO RIDES FOR A NICKEL.
In Berlin the experiment of street car On fixed deposits for 12 months, 4 per
cent per annum.
fares for a price equivalent to a quarLA-DIEHOME DESKS, CHAIRS,
ter of an American dime is now under On fixed deposits for C months, 3 per
way. Our thrifty German friends will
cent per annum.
SECTIONAL BOOKCASES, CABINETS, ETC.
rejoice over the reduction in rates. It
is not unlikely that before many years On fixed deposits for 3 months, 3 per
for sale at lowest prices by
have passed tho local corporations in
cent per annum.
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Bos- Branch of the Yokohama Specie Bank.
ton and other American cities will be
giving two rides for 6 cents at moderate
distance). Tho number of miles of
travel for a nickel has been Increased
so much that still further concessions New Republic Building. Honolulu H I
Exclusive Dealers Hawaiian Territory
from the companies may reasonably be
looked for In tho near future. Uew
York Tribune.
OAHH . RESTAURANT
CO.,
MACEY
.
DESKS
fla.t top, roll top, typewriters,
bookkeepers; office desks
S'
in the office of a largo
Keep constantly on hand FRESH An assistant
store. Good and rapid handwritISLAND BUTTER, FRUITS and VE- retail
ing indispensable.
GETABLES. Ice house goods by every
Apply in own handwriting stating exsteamer.
perience (If any) and salary required to
"Invoice" care of Star Office,
Telephone
PAID-U-
of the
d,
of the report of
The
the banquet of the Machinists' Association "in the Advertiser was caused
by tho scarcity of printers' ink; and
If an elaborate resolution to that effect,
carries, the new members will attend
411 Fort Street.
the Murphy meeting in a body WedAdvance Made on Approved Security. nesday evening.
A. P. MORRIS,
Toastmastcr.
Y. LUM SING
LIMITED.
IneorMratt) under the Laws
Territory et Hawaii.
The White House,
StJL'3ot.
at the tierforniam-- Saturday nt(tht. In porations, Trusts, Individuals, mid will
fart, the old TMhlt.Hii has Knlnrrt the promptly and carefully attend to all
was
the
favor of royalty
e
Tor six months I wa
Bank of JJawaii
AdtAIClSR,
Men's Shirts, Pajama SultB, Collars
and Cuffs made to order, Crepe and Silk
Shirts always on hand.
STAR ICE CREAM PARLOR,
FORT STREET,
STAR BLOCK.
ICE CREAM, CANDIES, MILK
SHAKES AND COLD DRINKS.
KWONG GHAN,
Hotel Street oppos'le S. Osakl.
DKISSfS MAKING,
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
CHEMISEES. SKIRTS. ETC.,
MADE TO ORDBBJ
5
p. in. Monday,
tion of officers.
January
28, 1901.
Elec-
A. S. BROOK,
Secretary.
A BARGAIN.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.,
SLOW,
China has accepted the terms of the
powers, but It will probably want a few
centuries to pay tho cash, Chicago
Record.
DOUBLING ON CULLOM.
fair play must think It is
nro
A lot, corner of Maklki and Domlnls 11 shamo the way tho politicians Chistreets. Lot, 150x117 with comfortable doubling teams against Cullom.
cago
Record.
cottage, stable, chicken houses, etc.
Grounds planted with bearing fruit
OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
$3,900.
BEAT
trees. Price,
HIS PENSION.
Cash, $500, part on mortgage. Balance
A Mexican war veteran and promiin Installments.
nent editor writes: "Seeing the adverApply to
J, H .CUMMINqS,
tisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Clio-ler- a
1805 Makikl Street.
nnd Diarrhoea Remedy, I am reminded that as a soldier In Mexico In
'47 and 'is, I contracted Mexican diarrTO LET.
me from
hoea and this remedy has kept
getting nn Incrense in my-- pension for
on every renewal a dose of It restores
A six room cottage nearly new with me," It Is unequalled as a qulpk cure
servants 'quarters 'located 1913 Young for diarrhoea1, and Is pleasant and safe
to take, For sale by all dealers, Benstreet. McCully tract. Key on
son, Smith & Company, general agents
1805
See J. H. Cummlngs,
Maklki st.
Hawaiian Islands.
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED C, BREWER
Serves Healthy and
Good Meals
NEW BLOCK
.
HOTEL STREET
LoverH of
2
Doors Above
New England Bakery
OYSTER
COCKTAILS
HART
&.
OP
10
CO.
HONOLULU
(HIE
ICE
HIM
Fine Job Printing, Star offlce,
DUE
Commission flerchants.
SUGAR - FACTORS.,
Queen
&
CO,,
St,, Honolulu, H,
-
LTD,
im
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
AGENTS FOR
Company, Walluku Sugar Cimrany
Walheo Sugar Company, Makes Pugar
The Ewa Plantalon Company.
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company.
(Capapala Ranch.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Planters' Lino San Francisco Packet.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
Charles Brewer & Co's L- e of Bostof
The Watmea Sugar Mill Company,
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriter.
The IColoa Agricultural Company.
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under-Trlte- rs.
The Fulton Iron Works, St, Louis, Mo.
The Standard Oil Company.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps,
P. C. JONES
Weston's Centrifugals.
President
H. ROBERTSON., ..Manager
The New England Mutual Life Insur aEORCIB
B. F. BIBHOP
Treasurer nnd Seoy
ance Company of Boston.
OOL. W. F. ALLEN
Audltoi
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company of
Directors.
tiartrora, conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company of C. M. COOKE.
II. WATERHOUSBL
Lonaon, .,
GEORGE R. CARTER.
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TIIR HAWAIIAN flTAlt,
JPOWH,
THE HAWAIIAN STAR
DAILY ANH MEMMVHKKIjY.
FabtlnhMl
Ounilny)
tvr
by Tli
llwpftt
txctt
nftot-nno-
Hawaiian fMar
AMnciminn,
ffUANIC Ij. IIOIKIB
1
td.
MannBtr
HlIHBCHll'TION It ATKS :
t 8.91
Yoar (In advance)
I.M
'Three Month (In advaim)
71
advance)
(In
ilHiith
ler
year, In atlvttnM).... II. 88
ForfflKii
BHMMVK1SKLY BUHBCuiPTlON.
$(.09
Ixcal Kulxiibrit, r annum
Foreign Subscribers, par Hiimun... 3,00
(Striotly In Advunse.)
Tr
(lr
MONDAY. JANUAHY
SCHOOL
1M1.
,
LIHUAIUKS.
t
the
of school libraries In nil tile
SiirKor dlfttrlctft, or in wheels where
JV i;ood Idea would be
establlsh-nnon-
two or more touchers are employed. AVe have done a rent deal ot
hard work which enables the rlsltiK
Kcnemtlon to read nnd to write, but
.outside of Honolulu there Is praetluully
i incontlve for the young people to
.rend nnd to open out before their minds
the resourced, the advantages and the
delights of literature.
In n few schools, a very few schools,
the unurgy of the teacher and the
of a few friends has got together some kind of a library, but It Is
aisunlly made up haphazard, and Is
woefully lacking In completeness, still
on the principle that half a loaf Is better than no bread, so some kind of a
library Is better than none at all.
The time now seems to have arrived
when public funds could be advantage-- .
uusly appropriated for furnishing the
."Nucleus of llbrurles In most of the pro-- .
julnent schoolhouses throughout the
Territory, and the sturt once made, a
aiinall sum a year could be voted which
would udd to and build up the libraries
as time went on.
These libraries need not be entirely
;lor children, though they must neces-carll- y
contain a large proportion of
children's books. The country school
.libraries might however do a greater
work. The adult population
might
have the right to take out books under
certain restrictions, and scientific, agricultural, and Industrial works might
.form a proper portion of such libraries.
Once established with proper rules as
to the class of works to be admitted,
these libraries would form a center of
culture and Information for every district. There could be no doubt of their
.success. It is very probable that a bill
establishing such libraries, working out
the details, will be presented at the
coming Legislature.
Whoever draws the bill should be
careful of one thing. No sectarian
literature should be allowed in such libraries and the namby
pamby Sunday school literature would
be thus effectually barred. With such
.restrictions It Is probably that such a
Bcheme would work for the mental advancement of the Territory far more
effectually than wo at present Imagine. The Star believes the Idea is a
thoroughly good and a thoroughly progressive one, and hopes to see It mn- terlalize.
i
If
,
JANiiAMf
MDNDAtf,
M
AM,
ru.
tJ
Ttw iwlammir
kt par
f a MHkf In t )
to him In raa
" wf 'Hi "f tlM' wKa
nrxt
ti hhi mtli!jrM--t for th
It
priM wtlna thr atiafiPiiatftM of wnth
In provided. fotwrver. that mi Indemnity
xhnll b' paid If a roNimlttpr of mnn
lll
itpntlal airant apiolHld lir the an-i'ltlc,.hall, after a full inveatltfatlon
of all tha clrrtimataHcea, nnd tho attiha
a JuatlAablr one
It la worthy of nnr tlmt a repwt up'on ami illartiaalon of th?
aitalnat ati'lhwT forma a pro
inlnent feature of the prottrHHime itf the
n
national convention of A ui Irian
which mat last Oetobar.
It apiieara that thin movement If
employer Is not confined to
AtiBtrla. it Is reported that a similar
goi'ltlon, though on a
InnurHlice
smaller scale, has been organized In
Lflpsig. lloth the Austrian and German nfimiclntlonfi, It appears, recognize
In principle the Justness of strikes;
which Is, nt least In central Europe an
Important concession to labor. Whether
this recognition will have any practical
result, remains for the present a matter
of conjecture.
We may Just as well face the question first ns last. It has been one of
the curses of the Islands to let things
run nnd to avoid unpleasant possibilities. It was In this way, when It wns
plain that annexation meant the end
of the contract labor system, that little
or no effort was made to prepare to
meet the change. There were thinkers
among those who had largo Interests
here that urged that some effort should
bo made to prepare for meeting the
changed conditions, but the advice of
such men wns usually cast aside and
they were regarded as rather anulsanco
than otherwise. It Is Just tho same
with strikes, methods of preparation to
meet such crisis will be Ignored until
we get them good and solid. Then there
will be a hasty scramble to meet an
economic trouble.
Economic troubles
are better met with forethought than
by hasty expedients when the trouble
comes. It Is only another phase of the
old proverb that an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure.
SIOCC
DLLISTER S
Special Sale
ROACH
llrt
Is a
The only reliable and safe
Roach Destroyer in the Market,
If
you are suffering
I
Wash Skirts
f
IN CRASH, COVERTS, DENIMS
AND WHITE PIQUES
Slices
FROM 45c
t
I
M. BRASCH & CO.
WEEK
PHONE
ONLY
Saturday,
ending
February
2
from
11
Try
It
157
!
mm
Something New Under the Sun
Baker's Egg
LIMITED
IMPORTERS OP
Crockery,
Glass cinci
Price
House
2S cents
A substitute for the whole egg. Contains both white and yolk, and makea
delicious omelettes, scrambled eggs, waffles, pancakes, and tho Tery bcai.
fancy pies, cokes, puddings, etc.
JUST THE ARTICLE TO USE AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR EGGS..
Goocle
Per Can
FOR SALE AT
Solo Agents in the Hawaiian
Territory for Jewel Stoves, Gur-ne- y
Cleanable Refrigerators,
Puritan Blue Flamd Wlckless
Oil Stoves. Primus Stoves, Double-Granite Ironware.
Tho House Furnishing Goods
Department Is on the second
floor. Take the elevator.
MAY
& CO., LTD
Coated
Boston Block,
Fort Street
Nos. 53, 55 and 57, Kiog Street
HONOLULU
Fort Street,
Main 199
MASONIC
TEMPLE
Honolulu
(COMPANY. LTD.)
cor, Allen and
Esplanade,
Fort
St.
Manufacturers of Soda water,
Sarsaparllla, Root Beer, Cream,
Soda, Strawberry, etc., etc.
Ginger-Al-
e,
Bankrupt Stock Sale!
The entire Stock of L. O. THOMPSON & CO.,.
898, 900 Broadway, New York.
We must clear out during the next 14 days the
balance of the above just received ex "Zealandia" and.
"Helene."
FOB THE LADIES We have a new
and well assort ed collection of Dress Goods
in Dimities, Organdies, Lawns, Percales,
Chalies, Ginghams, Chambrays, Zephyrs,
etc. Underwear in the newest shapes.
Bathing Suits in all styles, materials and
sizes.
FOB THE GENTLEMEN
A Ml and
Shirts,,
complete line of Haberdashery.1
Collars, Neckwear, Pajamas, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Bathing Suits, Panama Hats in the very latest New York
Shapes also a great assortment of Felt and
Straw Hats at reasonable prices.!
Sheeting and Pillow Casings, Table Linen
and Napkins, Towels, Blankets and
Quilts Best Quality
HOUSEHOLDERS We haver now on hand the;
largest stock of Domestics in this city at
Iv.
B. KBRR & CO., LTD.
QUEEN STREET
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food for lloachos, not
to make them grow, but to
kill them.
Speaking of Chinese It is curious fact
that the Emperor Napoleon's lnborers
at Longwood, St. Helena, were Chinese. He wu a very assldlous cultivator and tree planter and all the
work was done by Chinese coolies. Few-people have any idea that Chinese were
used in the Atlantic in the early part
of last century.
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THIS WEEK
FOOD
The air Is full of the talk about the
coming fancy dress ball. It will be a
new sensation for the Honolulu public,
and will surely draw a very large number both of participants and onlookers.
If the eye nnd ear hospital could only
get all the money that will be spent
over the affair, it would bo set up for
the next five or six years.
Tobacco has been found to be prac
tlcally a necessity for soldiers. In the
hard campaigns recently undertaken by
various nations It has been proved
that men upon short rations, but al
lowed tobacco have been able to work
more cheerfully nnd better, than those
who have been deprived of that solace.
STRIKES.
On the other hand It haB been long
alcoholic drinks are a de
The strike upon the Kahulul Uailroad proved thatmen
who have to do great
to
triment
expecte
may
came to naught, but we
or
physical
endure great hardlabor
strikes In the future and must be prepared for them. If laboters hav; u ships.
right, which is undoubted of banding
Tho growth of tolerance is one of the
together, employers have an equal right marked features of the age. Minister
of organizing themselves for their own Wu has been comparing the relative
self protection. For what ever may be advantages
and
of
Confucianism
.said on the one side can also be said on Christianity in a lecture In New York.
the other. But the establishment of A century ago, or even half a century
.two camps, such as there is to be
ago a large number of worthy people
would have been going Into blue fits
In New Zealand, where many econo- over
what they would have called a
mic questions have been satisfactorily desecration. Now the arguments are
solved the system of arbitration has listened to and weighed even though
been brought to a point not known In some of
ure antagonistic to
other parts ot the world. The result Christianity.them
'has been a thoroughly satisfactory condition of the laboring classes in New
Attorney Henshall made a point
Zealand. It is true that New Zealand
laboring classes are probably more In- when he moved a case from the First
telligent than are to be found in many Circuit to the Second Circuit, the Judge
parts of the world. But Intelligence of the latter being in the city. Private
does not neccessarlly prevent striking. business interests have closed one of
There is certainly not a more Intelli- the courts of the First Circuit, nnd the
gent class than the engineers of the public business is suffering. No mnn
North of England nnd of Wales. Hut should accept a public position and
in spite
that intelligence a strike leave it to the utter disorganization of
was kept up by that body for a period public work. Judge- - Humphreys is
of two years, which carried with it holding on to his court at serious finan.fatal destruction to business interests cial loss to himself. Judge Sllliman's
.. for probably fifty years to come and did court is vacant, but no doubt to the
.not better the mechanical engineers. considerable financial advantage of
Jt was not the direct loss that was so himself.
fatal, though that was very large, and
absorbed the savings of a large body of Gambling seems to be carried on to a
men, while it crippled the capitalists, considerable extent upon tho trans..but It swept away trade into different ports. The story that a man obtained
In Tinlf it InmlArl lfnn 1. ...v I.. ., ...1
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channels, and once that has gone
It is difficult to get it back again, lleeco the soldiers on the way up may
and the end of the engineers' strike or may not be true. There is a considerable amount of spare time on
was disaster.
How we are to deal with strikes hero board ship, and Idle men fall an easy
Is a problem which we will have to prey to the regular gambling sharp. On
face. Legislation cannot deal with tho passenger steamers between San
strikes, and the great question before Francisco and the Orient gambling is
us is whether we can $eal satisfactorily carried on to a great extent by the
with them through arbitration. If wo Chinese passengers. Tho bankers on
are to do so It means Organization and board carry as much as 130,000 a trip,
a great deal of work on the part of the and can get more money when they
. employers and the advanced
thinking touch nt Yokohama.
employes to prepare a system which
will approve Itself to the mass. There
Between the rlvnl plans for canals
Is one element In human character between the Atlantic and the Pacific
which can be touched If care Is taken, there is strong war. The Forum last
and that is Its belief In fair dealing. month had an nrtlcle favoring the
If this can be appreciated the danger Nicaragua route, but the North Ameriof strikes will bo minimized.
can Xtevlow, for the same month had
In Austria the manufacturers have jo Jinqoq no ouo oiqu Xnunbo uu
recently formed an association for In- the Panama route. Ab far as the
surance against strikes. It is tho
Territory of Hawaii is concerned It
of tho association
Indemnify matters very little which route Is
Its several members fbr all losses sus-- r. chosen, what is wanted is a canal wl)lch
talned by them from unjust strikes will let the trade of the Atlantic pour
which may break out In their respec- into tho Pacific, and make the Islands
tive establishments, whether voluntary, tho center of an Immense trade, Many
sympathetic, or forced. Each member of us who have dreamt of it will not.llve
Is to pay a weeky pre,mum, equal to to
sons
se? It, but it will como tp our
.from 3 to 4 ner cenKnf..th.
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or pur. sqns' sbrii.'
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No.
maun-facture-
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sale is only for 14 days, so come early rand secure Jfirst choice
111 ID
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ri:opi.ir asp Tiir. actum. ni:
iu
i'ciNDITIi
OF THE
PACIFIC HARDWARE
To Attorneys,
COMPANYLTD.,
Fort Street
Brass Curtain llods and Brackets,
At Surprisingly Low Prices
New Pictures, Latest Designs in Picture
Mouldings, Materials for China Paint
ing and Pyrography
J
And lo whom it niny concern:
I ben to cnll your attention to my
capabilities as an Auctioneer, nnd respectfully Bollclt such bttslners ns
might be nt your disposal. I act ns referee; conduct such sates ns nre formal
ly demanded In the transaction of legal affairs: makq appraisements and
act as administrator
of estates. I
have all the facilities necessary for the
successful conduct of this especial class
of business, I am a licensed auctioneer,
thoroughly familiar with all the requirements demanded In the ofllce as
such, and PERSONALLY CONDUCT
all sales. In short, I will take full and
complete charge of all affairs appertaining to real estate.
Real Estate Owners.
Two New China Firing Kilns
OF THE
Latest Improved Patterns Just Received and
wo aro now prepared to Fire the Largest Pieces.
NATIYE! NATIYE!!
NATIVE!!!
My Real Estate Department Is de
voted to the listing and sale of Realty,
nnd is most thoroughly equipped. My
metnods are peculiarly my own and
are unlformlly of satisfaction to all
with whom I have business relations,
as in all the departments the utmost
courtesy Is extended to all. Special at
tention given to the subdivisions of
outlying tracts. Twenty-fiv- e
and morn
years experience Justifies this statement.
House Renting
AND
Collecting of Rents
Ulttl i
Sr
tin--
Iiltft'n
Vtawa.
T. MURATA,
118 NUUANU STREET
fir ii Stri lm Id
in
THE 55EALANDIA.
W. G. Irwin & Co., the Agents of the
Oceanic Steamship Company announce
that tho Zoalandla Is to leave Port
Los Angeles on February 16th. and will
arrive in Honolulu on or about the
23rd.
No booklngsi will bo made for
cabin passengers from Honolulu to San
Francisco on that voyage of the
accommodations, however, will
be provided for steerage passengers.
Zea-landl- a;
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FOE SALE!
B
ITS
Pro-fesf-
P. O. Box 441
NOTICE.
nt
Headquarters for Repairs and
Puncture Proof Tires
.BAILEY'S HONOLULU iCYCLERY CO.
street
4
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DtunrtmeHt.
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by 9mmtma&
tm Hmj
vlMlrt Inloi-jW- t
Work Mi the ihw School atrwt lirldlte1
(f tha uiMevcWp
fWNMtrc
Ixtwtwn Ntiuanu and Llllha, Ihmkh ttil
morning. Tha Stiiwrlntendrnt of Public th lalanda la given In liialwat
Works will clear away the old brldue ot Governor Dirte to the aWtrttlt
of
ami put in the foundation .if
new "' Interior, in tin ilMUtnenl Oover- '
0,t'
The iRtler will constat of three lm- inenow stone and concrete pillars at
it inny I mi hi that with the ex
either end and In the middle of the ception of the production of siikhi-- rlee,
fertll.xi'in, nnd live (dock, and
structure. It will take nbont four
weeks to complete the foundation, and the promotion of Irrigation! the development
of
the natural rewimcvn of tint
Bros,
Cotton
will be exiecteI to turn
ItnwHllan Islands In mwoMj
it
the complete! brldKc over In April.
The new bridge at this place will be irrigation a good hegluiiliig bun bjn,
uiHde,
great
is.
extemuon of U
but a
the Initial ston- - In a policy of road im
provement that will commemorate the very practicable. The sauie may h
efforts of Superintendent Campbell for T''1 al,"ut tllt' 1'ioduetton of fertlltaerti.
m- i
uiiiiiimuii-- i
ninny yeurw.
ir. IHinpOell s policy Is
northwestern part of th
to put In lasting strueturs, In road umls "'
mnklng and In bridge building. If his K'oup have considerable uuantltles ot,
Idef.H are can led out. and they doubt- - Phosphate guano.
One of ttieae. Lay-go
less will he. the new School street IMIU iH'and, has been worked for
company uwktt- a.
by
locnl
a
eral
jenra
will bo used by residents n
hundred years from now, unless. In-- i u'aF' t'"tn llu' Imwalian government,
deed, the people of that time have lly- "The production of fruit, vegetables,
Ing machines or transport themselves R,ul far,n products Is enimhle ok at
from placo to place by wireless tele- - '"me tucreatc. 1'l.ls will be promoted
both by a growing loeal demand, du
grnphlug.
'''"easing population, and by an.
The bridge will be the width of the ' lo
"nprovetl
market for some of these pro-- It
street as It will appear when widened
wll' have solid stone and masonry ,luc' on the mainland under the
The bridge Itself will be ""enee of free triple,
of solid steel, covered on ton with ni "T1'e canning Industry mid the pro- .. ,.u,i.i. auction or Jellies and Jams will be.
henvv coat of mnniilnni
by the same new conditions
turn.
llie approaches on either side stimulated
"The climate and soil of the Territory
will have a gradual ascent and will be
most
favorable for the growing ''
macadamized. On either side will he nie
sidewalks of full width extending over liber plants, in which enterprise some
wie inncnunm area or tin roadway and experiments have nlrendy been mail.
"There Is reason to believe that facthe steel section of the bridge.
The span of the bridge from the Nuu- tories for the manufcattirc of cordage
anu street to the other side of the and dress fabrics, supplied with raw
stream will be seventy-thre- e
feet. It material from local production, maywill be a complete suspension uffnlr be prolltuble.
"There seems to be no good rertsonj
between tho two end foundations, with
cross-wis- e
girders In the position of why woolen factories for manufacturguard rails above. These girders will ing the local product might not be procrosH each other like the letter X fitably carried on.
"A shoe manufacturing enterprise, to
above, nnd below will have a ratling
of substantial imallty and good nppear-nnc- consume the local production of hides,,
is now being organized in Honolulu.
"There Is an exotic plant, the Acacia
On the Ltllha street side of the bridge
proper will be an extra expanse of forty Fnrneslana (Knlu), which for many
feet 'or a sub-wa- y
beneath the street. years hns grown wild In our arid lands,
To explain, there will be a road, fol- the (lowers of which are valuable for
lowing the stream, on the Ewa side of the manufacture of perfumery. If suali
It. This Is In compliance with an agree- - an enterprise should be established It
mcnt entered Into many yearn ago be- - could be supplied with flowers to au
tween the monarchy nnd the owners! almost unlimited extent.
"It Is highly probable that tl j cultiof the property concerned. As the steel
bridge must also cover this section, It vation of tobacco can be ma le very
profitable. The plant f "tns to bewill make. Its total span 113 feet.
and cllm-int- e,
"My policy."
says Superintendent 'greatly favored by both p
as it grows wild In h eral localiCampbell, of the road department, "is!
to make every improvement as perma- - ties.
"There is quite n large irMy of In- -i
nent ns possible. It Is folly to put In dlgenous
trees in the Hawaiian for
wooden bridges, to last a few years
only, when permanent structures may ests, which furnish timber of great
bo installed nt very little more cost. beauty nnd most suitable for the manuThe growtli of
If It is worked right. The School street facture of furniture.
bridge Is being put In within the ap- such trees may be greatly promoted
propriation. It will last until most of by protection and cultivation.
"There Is a large variety '" fish fr
us are in another world and are forgotvashli s
ten. My aim is to make everything good quality 1n the wii
coasts of the Hawaiian lr .'ids. ,Vt
tile
permanent. In the past my facilities
have been limited. I have had consid- present llsliing Is carried on by me.thet
erable difficulty In getting the best for of boats and native canoes, and Inwiththe least money. As they say, I am shallow waters of the coral reefs
gettln" there, however, and I hope the out such menns, for theA supply of the
considerate
resultH will show satisfactorily In fu- local demand alone.
portion of the fish caught is salted and
ture."
dried for home consumption, also.
Prices of fish in the larger towns nre
absurdly high. There seems to be u
good opportunity for a considerable
development of the Hawaiian fisheries,
especially If nn outside mnrket could b;
found for a part of the product.""
L. B
KERR'S HOUSE SMASHES
HILO RAILROAD.
A BRAKE.
HILO, January 26. Since beginning;
operntions the Hllo Rnlroad Company
hns constructed thirty miles of track;
a built thirty-liv- e
Ran From Thomas Square Down
cars and elected twenty-three
buildings. The total amount
Street Stopped at King nnd expended
Is nearly n half million dolFort by Ofllcer Vlda.
lars. Hawaii Herald.
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Rainier Beer
HAWAIIAN TOBACCO
UK
"Ih-ku-
the Vaal and Joined forces with the
Transvaal commandos, if true, probably meano tho concentration of 7000
Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets. Boers, with several guns, for another
big attack. There Is a rumor current
in Cape Town that several Boer leaders
are urging an attack upon the mines.
It has .long been understood that General Do Wet hns been anxious to join
the invaders in Cape Colony, nnd this
rumor may be spread to cover an attempt to break southward.
A small Boer commando entered
Sutherland, out the telegraph wires,
looted the stores and then proceeded
northward. According to the Cape
Town correspondent of the Daily Mall,
the Boers occupied Aberdeen, forty
miles south of Great Relnet, Tuesday.
As an outcome of the fact that the
Boers In several Instances have worn
khaki, a Government notice has been
promulgated In Pretoria, prohlbtlng
civilians from wearing khaki and notifying all persons who wear this costume, which Is likely to be mistaken for
the British uniform, that they will render themselves liable to arrest and imprisonment.
The War Ofllce Issued no fresh news
yesterday. The response to the Gov-- 1
ernment's call for volunteers is said
to be very brisk In both London and
the provinces. Defensive measures In
South Africa proceed apace. Seven
thousand men have Joined the City
Guard In Cape Town and 3000 others
have volunteered in the suburbs. An
additional big gun has been mounted
on Table mountain.
of Kitchener's
A unlnue feature
fighting scouts Is the enrollment of .100
HONOLULU- Matabele camp followers for riding
and leading spare horses. This Is likely
to renew the color agitation.
itr
LONDON. January 10. Krueger Is
AT
AGENTS
undecided whether to visit America.
He will do so if assured that President
McKlnley will receive hm officially as
POR
president
of the Transvaal. The friends
'
Corner Merchant and Nuuanu Stroote, Also
.'SALE OF REAL ESTATE
of Krueger do not desire the old mat,
Hotel Street Next to the New England BPkory
In his present state of health, to tinder- F. J. LOWERY, President.
any arduous and fruitless Journey
take
C. D. CHASE, Vlce-Prc- s.
Manager.
and
in cold weather. John k. .Mimoiinno,
B.
WOOD,
ARTHUR
Treasurer.
NOTICE.
representing a group of American
NOTICE.
OILMAN, Secretary.
J.
visited Krueger a fortnight ago
E. P. DOLE, Auditor.
him to visit America. Afterinvited
nnd
Notice Is her.eby given that the Pearl
ward, while 111, Krueger wrote
open
fcity Cemetery will be
for Interhis health forbade him to do so. He hns
Pianos, Organs, Phonographs and
ments on and after Monday, November Music
since recovered and bus declared he Is
Boxes
tuned repaired and
Bth, 1900. A special funeral train leave
willing to make the trip if he could be
the railroad station at 2:15 p. m., dally, Polished by Prof..W. E. Sharp.
satisfied
that his visit would tangibly
remaining at the cemetery until after
WALL NICHOLS .COMPANY
help the Boers. He tells his friends
all interments.
Music Department.
that he has reason to hope for the
Czar's moral support.
The rates for transportation are one
on Krueger's eyes at
corpse,
fifty
cents
and
dollar for the
on Vineyard Street, 107 The operationweek,
Lot
NOTICE.
although slight In
Utrecht next
for the round trip for mourners.
Itself, will necessitate absolute quiet for
feet front.
Three cottages, eome
Flats are now on sale at the ofllce of
time.
the company, ranging in price from $10
bu.lt in 1899, well rented to
up, according to location and size. No
pracMORE RESIGNATIONS.
Raymond
has
H.
resumed
J.
Dr.
other charges of any nature.
"Will be
tice at the residence now occupied by desirable tenants.
10
ASSOOffice
to
hours,
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY
Another Stanford Professor Follows
Dr. W. J. Galbraith.
12 only.
Office telephone, 204; residence sold at a very low price.
CIATION, LTD.
Ross and Howard.
Itoom 8, Love Building, Fort St. telephone, Ui-- ei 394.
UNIVERSITY, January
ISLAND REALTY CO. If..STANFORD
Tho latest prominent member of
university
to assert his independthe
C. D. Chase, Manager, ence
and to make ills protest against
violation of the high
the rough-sho- d
principle of academic freedom Is
who hold the
Spencer,
E.
David
place next to Dr. (leorgo E. Howard In
department If history. Professor
Office 204 Judd Building, Tele th"
Spencer's resignation came late this
afternoon and wn) more or less a surphone, Main 310.
prise, as It was generally thought this
morning nnd early this afternoon that
Christmas
gifts.
making
Bicycles
to
order the
We are
for
Children's
the resignation epidemic wns over nnd
FINEST LITTLE BICYCLE In the neatest, dutntlest style for little people.
the faculty had settled down to
that
Price $26.00 with the best equipment. Nothing slighted, plain, lustrous,
the work of reconstruction.
black Enamels, guaranteed.
The startling feature of tho Spencer
Is Its brusque acceptance
I respectfully notify the public that resignation
Wo offer for $25.00 a Bicycle that we will guarantee, cannot be duplicated
Acting President J. C. Brnnner,
by
Forged connections, Seamless I have opened n general business agenIn this city, Mado in our own workshop.
answer was even quicker, sharpcy at the corner of King and Bethel whose
Tubing, Double Tube Tires or single, Single piece cranks, FULLY GUARer and more business like than tho ones
streets, Honolulu,
ANTEED. Free wheels, $30.00.
which he summarily disposed of ProI nm prepared
undertake trusts, in
fessor Hudson and Dr. Little. The
The Beblke is ont a last year's wheel bought nt bankrupt sales, but buy and sell real to
estate,
rents,
collect
has his letter reduced
made especially for Honolulu trade in Honolulu.
invest funds, etc., etc.
simple fcrmuln: "Get out
All business tnstrusted to me will quick.'to tho
receive prompt and careful attention.
COLLECTOR COMING.
C. H. DICKEY.
Tha Internal revenue olllce received
Information Saturday that the new ColNOTICE.
lector. Mr. Chamberlain, would leave
Francisco on February 1 for HonoConcrete sidewalks and concrete work San
lulu and would take chargo of his ofllce
of any kind done according to specifiFebruary 15, He will bo accomcations, cheap and In a substantial on
by Rovenuo Agent Qeorgo F.
mechanic-lik- e
manner,
satisfaction panied
Fletcher who will Install him. Fletcher
guaranteed.
JOE CORREIA.
will be here only a short time.
Inquire at the ollloc of J. H. Schnack.
FinOkBook and Commercial Printing
"
"Fine1 Job Prinflntr; Star 'Office.
aar, aao iand aaV king
nt the Star Ofllce.
For Sale by All Dealers lifo. ix0
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LONDON, Jnnunry 17. The ImporHEAL ESTATE AGENT AND tant
report received from Johannes-bui- g
that General Do Wet has crossed
AUCTIONEER.
jBflJBpALTYjr'
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In no department of the real estate
business should greater caution be exercised than in these departments. EXPERIENCE,
TRUSTWORTHINESS.
AND AFFABILITY are absolutely
necessary. Good Judgment, business
foresight and a devotion to the inter- SAID TO HAVE 7000 MEN UNDER
ests of my clients, while being guided
HIM.
by their personal preferences is my as
surance I give to those placing their
business in my hands.
Civilians Prohibited from Wearing
Khaki Matahele Camp Followers en-
WILL E. FISHER
a4
of th
Delegate Wilcox I going to work on
the land quenllnh with h view of securing humeatends for "hie people."
Robert Khould come back to Hawaii for
a few days nnd look nt the number of
"Ills people" who had opportunities to
acquire the beet land on the Volcano
road and let them pass. Hawailans, as
a rule, are not nnxlous to do much
farm work. When the Hawaiian land
act wns framed President Dole mnde It
his hobby nnd wanted to provide for
tho Hawailans so they might have
homesteads- - under certain conditions.
Ono of tho conditions wns that they
could not bo sold or leased. About 2000
acres of tho best hind In Olaa was set
apart for this purpose nnd not ten per
cunt of It Is under cultivation. The
men, or many of them, who took up
homesteads are nllowlng the ferns and
weeds to grow where cune would bring
them a revenue. Had thin reservation
not been set apart it is probable that
every foot of the land would be planted
In cane and the Government would be
receiving a revenue In the form of
taxes. It Is very good In Delegate Wilcox to show a desire to change the land
laws but he should drop the old excuse
about making reforms for the benellt
of "his people." Those of them who
wnnt land can get It today already
cleared nnd in a good location. Hawaii Herald.
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Clone
EHIHaSIM
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N'H
Hawaii llerwld Has to
llmtwrtH- - liHiftllflK the fmtlMKtt
WliMt
sin Linn
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Mir ion
IJere-tanl-
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS.
A fractious mare attached to a brake
Miss Ackerman and Miss Marcutt the
owned by L. B. Kerr caused consider- writers and missionaries visited Iwilei
able excitement on Beretanla and Port last Saturday night. They also visited
streets this morning. Fortunately no some of the saloons of the town. They
ono was Injured, although there were a were accompanied on their rounds by
number of narrow escapes nnd the Deputy Sheriff Chllllngworth. As th
brake wns .imnshed to pieces.
result of their observations the ladles
The rig Is one which Mrs. Kerr hns propose to deliver nn address to
been In the habit of using. It was
only, tomorrow afternoon at
standing in front of her residence on 2:20 o'clock In the prayer rooms of CenBeretanla street near Victoria street. tral Union Church. Miss Ackerman
She wns about to get Into the vehicle says thilt there Is much that could hot
when the horse scared at n passing car corrected In the present regulations
or some (lying paper and bolted. The governing the saloon and the Iwllel
light two wheeled vehicle was easy to pen. These will be touched upon by
draw so the speed of the horse was her tomorrow.
'
practically unchecked.
Ewa on Beretanla the animal dashed, dodging pedestralns, missing vehi
cles, escaping collisions.
When near
Emma street Dame Fortune got winded
and was unable to keep pace with the
horse, which deprived of Its guardian
angel, immediately dashed the rig
ag'iinst a telephone post. The rig
wheels were knocked awry but still
retrained with the cart.
Into Fort street the animal turned
nnd with renewed speed continued Its
race. 'Near the corner or Hotel street
Ben Correla narrowly escaped being
knocked down, the vehicle striking him
a light blow ns It passed. The wheels
once ngnin struck, this time n hnck,
nnd were knocked off. The horse dashed nlung however dragging the body ot
the brake after It. The crowd of vehl- clea wns thickest between Hotel and
King streets and in attempting to
avoid them the animal slackened Its
ypeed. When a few yards maukn of
King Ptreet the animal's rear feet got
tangled in the reins nnd Mounted Ofllcer William Vlda wns able to stop It.
The horse was not Injured Eerlously by
the uin.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session Snler: Ncne.
Bid. Asked.
Quotations.
Ewa
Hawaiian Sugar
Honomu
Haiku
Kahuku
Klhel ussess
Klhel paid U
Klpahulu
Kona
McBryde, assessable
McBryde, paid up
Oahll
.
$ 27.875
39.75
157.50
25.00
13.50
15.75
....
.
'.
Ookala
Olaa, nssessnble
Olaa, paid up
Olownlu
Pain
Pepeckeo
Pioneer
Walalua
Walmanalo
Walmea
Wilder SteamBhlp
Inter-Islan- d
Mutual Telephone
Oahu Rallwny Stock ...
Peoplo'e Ice
Hawaiian Govt, 6'
Hawaiian Govt. 6'a
Hllo R. Co. 6s
Bono! Rapid Transit 6'a
Ewa'C's
Oahu'i Railway Bonds ..
OahuVs
8.75
13.50
159.00
17.00
4.00
14.25
t
2S. 00
40.50
1C2.50
240.00
25.50
110.00
90.00
9.00
an
Second Hand Typewriters all makes
Cycle Company. Fort street.
at Pacific
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS'
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' 3IEETIXU
Of tho Chas. Brewer Estate. Ltd.,
will be held at the olllce of the Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co., Ltd., 409
Fort Street, Honolulu, on Thursday,
January 31, 1901. nt 11:15 a. m.
GEORGE II. ROBERTSON.
President.
OFFICES FOB KENT.
U.00
105.00
17.60
In tho New Modern Boston Building-- ,
Fort Street, between King and
Hotel Streets.
Apply to Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co., 409 Fort Street.
14.50 on
150.00
240.00
120.00
120.00
147.60
MORE BIG STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, January 15. It was announced yesterday that the American-HawaiiSteamship Company Is to
build two more cargo steamers, thna
Increasing Its lleet to nine vessels. They
nre to be built by the Now York Shipbuilding Compnny, at Camden, N. J.
Their names will be the Nevadan ami
the Nebraskan. They are to be of 5.50t
ions each, and will run between Shu
Francisco, I'ttget Sound nnd the Hawaiian Islands.
Tho American, first of the eompany't
vessels to leave this port on tho main
line between New York nnd Pacillo
coast ports nnd the Hawaiian Islands,
by way of the Straits of Magellan, hasi
reached San Frnncisco. The Hawaiian,
a sister ship, Is expected to arrive horu
this week, from the yards In Chester.
Pa. She will be loaded at once and
started on the thirteen thousand milt
voyage to San Francisco.
190.00
125.00
121.00
WANTED.
105.00
105.00
120.00
185.00
100.00
90.00
101,00
101.60
It. 00
100.00
100.50
99,00
101.00
101.00
To rent
a
horse powor boiler.
VINCENT & BELSER.
25
to
40
.4
A' furnished room'
Wilder Avenue, Punahou.
Pit
"3
TO LET.
two rooms for
....... light housekeeping tonor Alexander
near
101.00
-
.(
THIt
The winning poiirIi U the
Merchant Tailor
t
.
loll
roinuiii-(Inn-
ImnkllM iimro
!
itn Kin wuriiiiil wtl.
Inn c romhltimt. It telU of
mIiIHi
1 1
'CkNtiMg mad
is ordsr.
9ulU 0araiitMl to
mmI
Itylan.
tit
IfH
WflUiM Jtawiil anil Hilred,
inf tt I clittnU, who lung,
Muik tliriwU, hrniieliltu,
niul iHiuuiiioiiln.
Do not
Milter another tiny. It's uo
"A Nil
ltjt
uniform.
Dry Goods, Cigars, Tobacco
less fur llit'te'k n prompt Hint
A ruro for freh ooltls
snfo niri'
niul cM
Ids, easy coughs uml hard
i-
1'iillgllS
Ayer's
FOR SALE!
Cherry Pectoral
A
largo down town Warehouse.
It often cures a frosh oold in a singlo
A centrally located Lodg- nllit,
niul it masters chronic coughs
House
ing
with Cottage.
anil ImmcliitU In a shuit lime. ConBusiness Property in the sumption is certainly luovouteil, ami
boart of City.
cured, too, If tnkuu In tiino.
'
If anybody lulls you that consum.
Rosidenco Property.
mil SALEOll KENT.
acre lot in Nuuanu
Valley with large house and
several cottages.
COUTH
TIIKIIl
Willi.
MKI.ODIKH,
I;
HENRY WATEIUIOUSE& CO.
Well, now there's the
ICE QUESTION
!
You know you'll need Ice; you know
n'a a neoesslty In hot weather. We
believe you are anxious to get that Ice
vrhlcli will give you satisfaction, and
we'd like to supply you. Order from
mm go.,
i
S151
Blue. Postofllce Box
Greatest
T. Packard tells the following Interesting tory In the Chicago Record
of Teddy Roosevelt's career iih n cow
puncher In tho Bad Lands of the wild
and woolly west.
"Our county was not organized In
those days nnd our nenrest court of
jurisdiction was In Bismarck, 1G5 miles
to the east. The only real attempts at
recognizing this jurisdiction ended In
Marquis do Mores' party shooting a
man named Luffsoy, nnd It then became
the fashion for the deputy sheriff from
Bismarck or Mnndnn to be stood up
under guard and put on the first train
east whenever an nttempt at arrest was
made. The Montana 'stranglers' afteralward shot nnd hung twenty-eigleged 'rustlers' who had given the Bad
Lands the reputation of being tho
toughest place on the frontier.
g
In Medora, Mar"At a
quis do Mores was elected chief of the
fire department and I was elected chief
of police. Not long afterward a man
named Flnni gan 'turned loose' nnd announced that It was 'his time to howl.'
A Mr. Fisher was In my office shaving,
the mirror being propped up on the
feedboard of a Gordon press. One of the
bullets from Flnnegnn's Winchester
went clear through the office and passed
between Fisher and the mirror, nicking
off a corner of the latter on the way.
When Fisher emerged from the door
wildly waving a towel In one hand and
a razor In tho other, with one side of
his face shorn and tho other covered
with lather, It seemed time to Interrupt
the festivities. So we locked Flnnegan
up In nn empty box enr, the nearest approach to a Jail we had. That night
his partner helped him out and they
went down the river, stealing a boat on
the way from Roosevelt's Elkhorn
ranch.
"The next morning Roosevelt learned
of his loss and started in pursuit, accompanied to two of his cowboys named
Seawell and Dow. Flnnegan had with
d
Indian nnd an old Gerhim n
man who had been deeply inpllcated In
the worst of frontier crimes, cattle-killin- g
Roosevelt found
and
the German nlone In camp about eighty
miles down the Missouri river his two
companions being off hunting. They
made him safe and then sat down by
the bandit's lire to wait for the others.
When they were within twenty jnrds or
so Roosevelt and Seawell covered them
with their rifles nnd shouted to them to
hold up their hands. Flnnegan hesitated for a second but when he recognized Roosevelt he dropped his rifle and
held his hands up beside his head. A
blizzard was blowing that night and It
was fiercely cold, so Roosevelt con
cluded to lie up until the weather moderated. He took away the arms from his
prisoners, but he dare not tie them, because If he did their hands and feet
would In all probability be frozen, so he
concluded to keep gunrd over them and
take his chances. As a precaution,
however, he made them take off their
boots, which were safely hidden away,
and let them He around the camp fire.
It would have been Impossible for anyone to escape in his stocking feet In
that blizzard.
"While two of his companions and the
cantlves slept, Roosevelt took his sta- and watched for the first tVir hours,
then turned In and wns relieved by one
of his companions. The next day he
started for Dickenson, the nearest town
After suffering severely from exposure,
the party reached a ranch house where
he hired a wagon and a pair if horses
from a rugged old plainsman, who could
not understand why he t.r.K so much
bother with the thieves Instjac" of hangPlacing the caping them
tives In the wagon, 'Roosevelt marched
behind, through the snow for thirty-si- x
hours without sleep ir rest, until
he delivered his prisoners Into the
hands of the sheriff. He afterward appeared In court as the prosecutor of
Flnnegan and sent him to the peniten
tiary for a term of years."
B
K
I
Invention
BORN.
SMITH In Honolulu. January 26, 1901.
to the wife of A. T. Smith, a daughter.
GUILD In Honolulu, Ja'nuary 27, 1901,
to the wife of Andrew Guild, u
daughter.
OF THE
CBNTURY
IN THE
Typewriter Line
60S.
We Don't Sell
"Earthquakes
,
y,
of
JSAVILAND CHINA,
".SILVERWARE AND
CUTLERY,
So that it Is today the best In the
city. Manila and Sisal Rope, all
t'ecs; celebrated Pansy Stoves and
iGnlrtau Anvil .Steel Ranges.
The Aermotor
only Windmill made of steel,
in a dead calm.
Buffalo Scales, Victor Fireproof
Bales, Gate City Filters, Paints, Oils
And Varnishes.
'SSve
Tools,
at prices lower than
which we sell
vec before.
UN
We Have
CLOTH,
GRASS
DAINTY
SILK GOODS, SILK KIMONOS
EMBROIDERED
CENTER
VASES,
PIECES,
SILVER
LACQUER and CHINA WARE,
TOYS,
SILK
FLAGS OF
EVERY NATIONALITY FANS
WITH HAWAIIAN VIEWS,
SCREENS,
BEAUTIFUL
DRESSING GOWNS FOR LAOR
DIES
GENTLEMEN
ETC., ETC.
NEW
VINC WO
810-21-
f. G.
CHAN & CO.
Nuuanu
2
IRWIN
Strnt.
& CO.,
C
nt
Vice-Preside- nt
Auditor
Ceo. S. Rosa
Sugar Factors,
Commission Agents
CHAS. HUSTACE.
TEL. MAIN
K3KG STREET.
Between Fort and Alakca Sts.
DEALER IN
119
.
GROCERIES
AIA
&
CO..
ROBINSON BLOCK,
NUMBER 141,
HOTEL STREET.
DACK SiVJVG,
'lr"
St., opposite Kawalahao Church.
GROCERIES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO. CALIFORNIA
AND ISLAND FRUIT.
BYesSi Goods received by every steamer
Crom San Francisco.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Xin Sing Kee,
TINSMITH.
Does Sanitary Plumbing
Juuanu Street, Opposite Emma
"ill.
FRANCIS MURPHY'S LAST.
Francis Murphy closed his labors in
t.ia
inf Avonlnc with an address
to a large, mixed congregation at Ka
walahao cliurcli. nev. siepnen u.
Desha Interpreted his remarks into the
language for the benehit ot
Hawaiian
4U
nr.Ht'na
l"Cnt "HuHm? tllO (laV
Mr. Murphy addressed the young men
uiiKeu iu
at tho Y. M. U. A. aim also Mr.
Murthe convicts at Oahu prison.
phy will leave by the Sonoma tomorrow for the Colonies.
HACK HORSE RUNS.
a ivnotiniia lmnk hnrHf on the Hotel
stand started hack No. 3, near by, Sa ...
anu uioukoi. uuuu.
turday atternoon
r. .t.anli.li.lit
IJ.inl: 3 U'HS
i
tree on the grounds
a
against
dashed
otherwise
lost both shafts and was
damuged. The horse, dragging the
street
out
Richards
shafts, continued
Near the Capitol he became entangled
and fell. Tins climax resuueu in
destruction of the shafts and injury to
the harneess.
H Itaiid
of Had Man nnd
Wntnhwl them Through " Hllr.zfl.nl If)
JhII.
Opening, Saturday, May 19th. Dry
and gents' furnishing goods; boots and
shoes. Corner Nuuanu and King
streets.
ht
Wm. G.Irwin &Co., Ltd,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company of London.
Alliance Marine and General Assuranc
Co.. Ltd.. of London,
Insurance
Scottish Union National
Company of Edinburgh,
Wllhelma of Magdeburg General Innur
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd., of Mu
nlch and Berlin.
OHTA,
Contractor and liullder,
......House Fainter
Street, near
Bine Book and Commercial Printing Kewalo, Sheridan
H. I.
Honolulu.
umce.
uxa
a
tar
it
Kin,
"
To tho Fact that wo have been Appointed Solo Agents for
Howe's Liquid Slating
This article Is mnde here, has been used for years In the Public School' Department, and is acknowledged to be tho only reliable article ever offere'd In
this market.
LOOK FRESH
GET A GALLON AND MAKE YOUR BLACKBOARD
AND NEW.
masH-meetln-
E.O. Hall &Son, Ltd,
KING AND FORT STREETS
CORNER
'd. W. McChisney
&
Sons.
Grocers nnd Dealers It
Leather and Shoe Findings.
VTliClesnlo
IMPORTER OF
Japanese Provisions,
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Company
and Honolulu Tannery.
General Merchandise
FOR.
AND
Plantation Supplies
A CLEAN SHAVE,
AN ELEGANT BATH
go to the
Hotel Street, Honolulu.
Telephone White 2411.
P. O. Box
No.
PANTHEON SHAVING
PARLORS
Hotel Street, near Fort.
helf-bree-
horse-stealin-
P. O. Box 885.
Tel.
E62.
Why pay more when you can get a
shave for 15 cents at the
White barbers.
H. JEFFS, Prop.
No. 43 King Street, corner Bethel.
first-cla-
COMPANY
UvlLDEK
Established In
POTATOES,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ISLAND
Estate
WBNG LUNG,
King Street, corner Alakea Street.
Fresh Salmon, Grapes, Pears, Apples,
Oranges and Lemons.
Received by Australia.
S. HIROKAWA,
Beretanla
Banattoo
Xxxr ja.lt it.ro
NEAT AND HANDSOME.
MADE TO ORDER.
FOR RENT
1872.
W, 0, Wilder
S, G, Wilder
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER
AND COAL
Building Materials
AS
SUCH
near Punchbowl Street.
Honolulu, H. I.
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
Builders' Hardware
Faints, Oils, Glass,
Paper, Etc.
Wall
Gor. Fort and Queen Streets
Cottages,
Stores
On the premises of the - Sanitary
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd., between
South and Queen streets.
The buildings are supplied with hot
and cold water and electric lights.
Artesian water. Perfect sanitation.
For particulars, apply to
office of
Kapa, Calabashes, Lels, Native Hats,
Hula Skirts, Nilhau Mats, Fans,
Shells, Seeds, etc. Home-mad- e
Pol
constantly, on hand. Mending done
neatly, and Cut Flowers furnished by
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE,
Cor. Hotel and Union Streets, Honolulu.
Telephone
A.1
102
J.
658.
IT AGAIK!
Will be pleased to have my customers
tall.
TIM
J. Lightfoot,
at the
Curios
EXerwoLiia.xx
Rooms,
On the premises, or
A. Magoon.
H. L
HONOLULU,
KI E
I3
,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
King Street with Y. A. Boom.
Next to W. W. Dlmond & Co.
RAILWAY
AND
GO'S
LAND
Sacr if ice Sale
After our enormous sales of the past
Holidays, we have a line of broken
sizes which " must sacrifice In order
to make room for our coming fresh
line of clothing. Gerts' Furnishings
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks and Valises.
We quote a few prices on our clothing
line which you will do well to investigate.
$15 Suits cut to
$9.00
$12.50 Suits cut to
7.50
UO Suits cut to
6.50
Etc., Etc., Etc.
VIMB TABLE
From and After January 1st, 1800,
TBAIN&
STATIONS.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
II
HEUlffl
Port Sti'eet,
Opposite Club Stables
Japanese Provisions NAICANISHI CO.,
Goods
ss
Aalo, cor. Beretanla St.
ENORMOUS
Y.SUGASHOTEN,
906.
Club Barber Shop?
DEAL DECLARED OFF.
Harmony Lodge will not build at tho
corner of Hotel and Richards streets on
accountiof a disagreement in regard to
the land. The first understanding was
property should
that the owner of the
pay the taxes. The agent of the owner,
however, has refused to consent to nny
such arrangement, and the deal is off.
WHISKEY TRADE. .
Southern States are Making Millions of
Dollars.
Macon's jug trade Is something wonderful at this season of the year, but it
is especially so this year.
The Jugs that have been shipped out
to neighboring towns through the express office alone amount to over 2,000
a day from Wednesdny up until Saturday, and for Saturday and Monday and
Tuesday it was expected that the number for each would approximate 3,000.
It is thought that fully 14,000 will represent the total for the week, beginning
contain
last Wednesday. These jugs
from a half gallon to five gallons, but
generally they have about two gallons
In them. Putting the average at two
gallons, it would make 28,000 gallons.
Besides these there are kegs and barrels shipped by freight and In private
conveyances.
"The beauty about this Is that the
whiskey brings retail prices," said a
citizen the otherday "That whiskey will
average nearly $i a gallon, making the
whiskey trade of Macon's
customers amount to upward of 1100,- 000 during one week, speaking alone pf
the express route and, itts, perhaps,
safe to say that as much more goes out
by other routes." Macon Telepraph.
9
WHO SHAVES YOU?
off-han- d.
SALE OF POISONS.
Important Law in New York To
Regulate It.
Tho nrt whlnh was oassed by the le
gislature last winter and signed by the
governor win mane exii:ii"n
"wa
speedily with regard to the methods
employed in drug shops In tluj state.
Almost every Issue of the dally news
papers contains accounts o: suiciues in
parls
which carbolic acids, arsenic,
green or some other kind of poison has
Indisputable
been swallowed, and It Is
that in most cases the
have had no dllllculty in uuying ai urug
stores the deadly stuff which they used.
Moreover, the proofs have been abungenerally In
dant that the precautions
use to limit the sale of dangerous comFine Book nnd Commercial Printing
pounds have been Insufficient and that
the provisions of the penal code have at the Star Offlce.
numIn
a
disregarded
lamentable
been
ber of Instances. In almost every city
In the state the competition between
M. PHILLIPS & CO.
npothecarles has been Intense, and It
Is plain that thousands of the owners ot
Importers and Jobber! of
Wholesale
the chemists' shops have been hard put
to It to pay their rentals nnd earn a
livelihood. Therefore It may not be IMER1CAH & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS,
surprising that the provisions of the
laws previously In existence have often
been neglected.
Corner of Fort and Queen Eta.
But the state board of pharmacy,
which will take up the regulation ot
Main 82
P. O. Box 866
the selling of medicines, the filling ot IViet prescriptions and the traffic In acids
and poisons, may be expected to
restraints which will lessen the
mournful record of suicides nnd will
decrease the frequency of unfortunate
IMPORTER IN
mistakes in prescriptions. Tills is a
matter of vital Importance in every
community. It was said long ago that
the blunders of lawyers were on the
surface and open to tho common knowAND
ledge, but that the errors of doctors and
drug clerks were hidden in the grave-N- ew
Dry
York Tribune.
Fine Book and Commercial Printing
I
QUEEN AND ALAKEA STREETS.
at tho Star Office.
rs
Wo Wish to Call tho
Attention of All Who Use
..
out-of-to-
and PROVISIONS,
S"resh California Roll Butter and
rdand Butter always on hand.
KAHUMA IS DEAD.
Kahuma, the South Sea Islander who
was so dadly stabbed at Judge Wilcox's
poi factory Friday night, died In the
Queen's hospital Saturday afternoon
from exhaustion. The following coroner's jury was empanelled und viewed
the remains W. E. Burnette. A. P. Taylor, G. C. Griffiths, Charles Fponcer nnd
A. G. Nicholas.
DISCUSSED SIDNEY LANIER.
The life and works of Sidney Lanier
were discussed by the KHohana Art
League Saturday afternoon. The "at
home" was a delightful affair to both
members and guests. Mrs. W. F. Frear
introduced the subject of simplicity of
Lanier's character, and read portionsmu-of
Ills poems and prose. Most of the
sic was Southern and all was charmingly rendered. During the refreshment
hour the discussion of Lanier continued
in an Informal way.
ic
KWONQ FAT CHAN,
AGENTS OF THE
QCELMIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OP SAN. FRANCISCO, CAL.
tat
Remember It is do trouble for us to show Goods
LTD.,
"Win.
Irwin. .President and Manager
CTaus Spveckels.. .First
M.
Glffard.... Second
W
H M. Whitney, Jr.. Sec'y and Treasurer
no.
MERCHANT STREET
Oriental Goods
IThaso Goods are the Handsomost
In all Honolulu
n
(LIMITED.)
FORT STREET.
OPPPOSITE SPRECKEL8 BANK
IMPORTATION OF Silk
Ooodo, In the piece: Silk Handkerchiefs;
Bilk Shawls; Decorated riower Pots;
JWew Porcelain Cups and Saucers: Tea
end Dinner Sets; Carved Ivory; Rattan
CSiaJrs; Carved Sandalwood Boxes.
Thlele
Strauss
Waltz "Morning Papers"
Kluss
Gavotte "Welcome"
Galop "Vivat" ( by request) .. ..Zikolf
Banner."
Spangled
"Star
Ca'l and Inspect the
Machine at the
and that will run
Builder's Hardware
ing:
Songs
(a) "Our Honolulu Oueen."
(b) "Just One Girl."
Miss J. Kelila.i.
(c) "Poll Pumehane."
i
(d) "Malu Ka Ao."
Mrs. N. Alapal.
Medlei "German Airs" (by request)
.But we have the largest assortment
of Hardware, Stoves, Ranges,
Glassware and China, there Is
on the Islands. By recent arrivals
we have added largely to our stock
Cut-jjer-
PUBLIC CONCERT.
The band will present the following
numbers at Emma square this evenPART I.
Bcln
Overture "Hungarian"
Grand Selection "II Trovatore. ..Verdi
Cornet Solo "Culvert Polka"
Steinhauser
IS THE
Carpenters' and Machinists'
RUNNING MATH.
WAII.UKtT. Jmumry W. -- Four
hail u falllnK out hint Thurs-iln- y
night niul three of ihtu wttre arI'liurnpH of .iKonult anil baton
retted
tery preferred liy th- - fouiili ineinhnr if
the combination. T!u i.im wiic lulle
proved howevor before r mhp to trial
an the men renched an imMiblj
E.lKtir WIIIIuiiik. Albert lllll
ami William Klston were the ilnren-ilnnt-
and Garlli'ld Cooiifr tho
wltneaH. All of the men ate
colored, niul possess iir the musical
ability of their ruce thought they would
turn an honust penny by HeremidinK.
On Thursday night they went forth.
Cooper has the weakest lungs of the
crowd so whenever a cadenza wits to
be rendered, he was slulTed oft into
passing the hat.
Cooper who was known as tho tax
tion cannot bo cured, tboy aro cortaluly collector nmong his fellow vocalists,
mlstnkon, for wo liavo thousands of proceeded to pass the hat us usual. The
receipts were much larger than the
tboso cusos reported to us, absolutely crowd
had previously contributed so
Cooper hearkened unto the voice of the
cured, mid no mistake about it.
tempter.
When the perspiring trio, hot
Put up In largo and small bottles.
and thirsty from the high notes of "I
Ayor's Cherry Pectoral Plaster placed (Juess I'll Have to Telegraph Ma Baby"
they saw Inky
directly over the tender, achiug lung looked around for Cooper decamped
with
blackness. Cooper had
is a great aid to tho Cherry Pectoral.
the funds. The wireless telegraphy was
Coothey
realized that
not working so
per must be found. Some one got track
Wtprcil by Dr. J. C. A)cr Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. of tho missing man and they began pur-s- lt
of him. He was captured, thrown
on the ground nnd his clothes searched
Then the crowd went
for the funds.
back to the town and had a feast,
presence
of Cooper. The tax
minus the
collector felt so much hurt over the
affair, It was so very touching he declared, that he swore to the complaints
ngnlnst the men who were arrested the
following morning.
HOFFMANN AND MARKHAM.
Telephone
Board Slating
OF Mc
TUNACITY
Captured
TUB
A Summer Proposition.
ice
WMNlJlCIMTf.
KINI.HV'H
On of Th1r .VuimIw INmmiI Hound
Tit
lint for til llllthe ChlnkliiK
Nickel, then-Ga- lty
OhikmI.
A-
ie omu
10t.
I III 81 INIIllS Black
ntnlcr-Ktnmllii-
A. 3
.
:i
ijyeont noammnuie itatee,
u
It
fftUllttll MMltlllfl.
Hie npprnarh of
4 NUUANU BTH101CT,
M0NDAT JANUAttT
HAWAIIAN BTAn,
Contractors and llulltlers
Tainting and Taper Hanging
All Order
King Street,
Promptly Attended to.
Opp-- .
lte Oahu Lumber Co.
(Outward)
Dally
Dally
ex. Sua. D,ly ex.Sun D'ly D'ly
Honolulu
Pearl City
Ewa Mill
waie.nao.
WaUlua
Kauuku
STATIONS.
(Inward)
A.M. A.M. A.M.
7:io 9:15 11:CS
8:0) 8:48 11:40
8:X) 10:(fe 12:00
io:50
.
11:55
1S:33
....
....
O. P. Dinibon,
Superintendent.
P.M.
6:10
6:60
6:10
Daily
ex. Sun. D'ly D'ly D'ly
A.M.
Kahuku
Walalua
Vyaianue.
Kwa Mill
Pearl City
Honolulu
P.M.
3:15
8:47
4:05
4:45
6:40
6;15
.
5:80
6:15
B:10
A.M.
6:S5
6:10
7:10
7:45
8:03
8:35
r.u.
1.05
1:80
P.M.
2:08
2:50
8:65
4:33
4:53
6:20
F. O. SMrrn,
Gen. Pass. & Tlct. Ajrt
Fine Job Printing Star Offlce.
TIM HAWAIIAN
BTAIt,
XI
ON DA V JANWAHV
,
U9I.
Appreciated
NOTICE!
lltBINKHH
You want GKEEN 1UVER WHISKEY do not
accept goods bearing a similar nnnio. Thoro is tnly ono
Whiskey
It
is distilled by J. W. McCullocb, Owensboro, Kentucky.
"Green Kivor" is the oflicial wbiskoy of the U..S. Navy
HAMMOCKS
--
Who will do itP
Office:
PACIFIC CYCLE
OR LAWN
I ifi
FORT STREET
Woo d
President
Secretary
F. Hustace
Chas. H. Atherton
Auditor
W. H. Hoogs.. ..Treas. and Mgr.
AND
TILING
Upholstering,
Repairing
Firewood, Stove,
Steam and Blacksmith
t
Special attention given to
Effective
Goods,
DRAYING
ALSO, WHITE AND BLACK SAND
Grass Cloths,
Table Clovers,
Silk Kimonos
and Crepe
Shirts.
Cle anly,
Japanese
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Mclnerny's Shoe Store,
Regular quarterly meetings are to be
held during the llrst week of each of
Sole Mgent
5
the iiuaiters. Fifteen members shall
CO. constitute a quorum. The board ot
directors shall consist of nine members
Wo figure that every pair of " Hanan "
and the other offices are president,
secretary and treasurer who Shoes we sell, bring three now customers.
shall be elected from the board of
directors, all to hold office one year.
The president shall appoint three committees as follows: the chairman In
each case being a member of the board,
81eat Cta.
committee on public affairs, committee
LIMITED
on publicity and promotion and committee on trade and finance. Among
Thompson
the recommendations made by the
Just received
committee were the employment of an from Seattle a shipment of Choice beef,
attorney, securing permanent hall,
Veal, Mutton, Lamb, and Pork, also
with slmlllar asso- Poultry, Salmon and Halibut.
ciations In the United Stages und sev
matters.
The report further
eral other
FOR SALE AT
recommended that the following cons.i-tut- e
tho board of dlrecuirs for the first Metropolitan Market Co., King
year. F. V. Maefarlane, H. F. Wlch-maStreet, Telephone 45.
H. F. Lewis, J. F. Humberp. V".
W. Harris, F. L. Waldron, 13. O. White. Tho Booth, Fish market, TeleW. W. Dimondand It. V. L.inge
A GREAT PHYSICIAN SAYS: "73
phone H7J).
per cent of all diseases and sickness U
The report was adoptel and ;he
secretary instructed ;o emit trie ballot Central Market, Nuunnu Street, caus I by the pores becoming clogseli.
of the meeting for the foregoing names.
thus glutting up. In the blood the poUk
Telephone 104.
ons and lmpu lies wl ch Nature
they should eliminate." Pachs-co- 's
HEALANI CLUB MINSTRELS.
Dandruff Killer ")ens the poraa
The Healanl Yacht and Boat club will
and exp Is all the po!:ons In the scaijw
hold a meeting this evening at 7:30
leaving it clean and healthy.
o'clock for the purpose of organizing a
10 Hotel Street.
committee of arrangement for a minPACHECO'S
DANDRUFF KILLER.
Is
show.
Much
being
strel
Interest
Sold by all Druggists and at Om
taken In the affair by members of the
A
HAS
NEW
OPENED
-Ion Barber Shop, Telephone 63.
club and ns there Is a great deal of
talent among the boys, the entertainSTORE WITH A NICE LINE OF
ment promises to bevery successful.
Tel. Main ito
P. O Box 912
Fancy Goods. Cipis,
PRINCESS IS CHOSEN.
Miss Abble Campbell Will Rule at
ToMcco and Cold DriDks
IMPORTER OF
Mask Ball.
Miss Abble Campbell has been chosen
princess of the carnival and she will
Ice Cream flavored with fresh fruits
be the consort of the prince at the. served.
AND
Mask Ball February 33th.
She will
wear a gown of white or cream, material made after the models of dresses
CHEE SHIN,
worn by Sarah Bernhardt In "CleopaPLANTATION SUPPLIES
tra." The trimming will be elaborate,
Nuuanu Street near Kukul Street.
the most striking piece being pearl
HAS
A
OPENED
King Street, - - - - Corner SmlQ
lace twelve inches In width.
Following are some of the commitKATSEY BLOCK
to
tees
which members have recently
AND IS NOW READY
been added:
FOR
BUSINESS.
Decorations: Mrs. C. A. El.ston, MI.33
Extra Fine Groceries, Fresh Kona
Paty, Miss Juliet King. Miss Lisle
Robertson, Mrs. J. Robortjoti, Mrs. Coffee, California Butter, Fruits and
Iron
Melvin Vannlman, i3rnest Parker ai,d Vegetables.
Robert Mist.
Refreshments: Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs.
D
CHAN CHONG.
C B. Cooper. Mrs. S. Edward Damon.
Mrs. T. B. King, Mrs. J. II. Sopnr. Mrs.. Nuuanu St. opposite the White House
Annls Montague Turner, Mrs. Edgar
between Kukul and Beretanla Sts.
Halstead, Mrs. John Uockwell
Miss
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLSL
Harriet Lcwers.
GROCERIES, FRUITS, PURE BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
FINE
MIks
A.
Mrs.
C.Hawei,
Tickets:
KONA COFFEE AND FRESH
Jessie Kaufmann, Mrs. F. M. llatjh,
BUTTER.
AND LEAD CASTINGS.
Mrs. S. M. Damon. Jin, Miry Wlddl-llelCold Drinks, Cigars and Tobaccos.
Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mr.?. Slaker,
Mrs. E. D. Tenny, Mrs. T. T.MrDon-alMrs. F. M. Swanay. Mrs. A. istn-berMachinery of Every Description Mods
Mrs. L. Freeth, Mrs. Mary Gunn,
to Order. Particular attention paid la
Mrs. M. Phillips.
ed
Ship's Blacksmlthlng. Job Work
on'Short Notice.
MORE IMMMIGRANTS.
efrcpoliSan
H. HAMANO,.
Japanese Provisions
Designs and prices
on application to
American
Goods
fications.
According to tho 'ivort th'! objects
of the body are to eon'tiW ail ruujects
tending to promote the welfare ot this
city and territory; to devUe, consider
and recommend such leglsla '.ve municipal and other measures ns may teem
expedient; to aid and assist the proper
authorities In sarrylng out all laws and
regulations for the comfort, safety,
health and prosperity of the whole community; and to encourage manutnetu-Ing- .
Any person, firm or corporation
doing business In Honolulu can become
a member of tho organization. The Initiation fee Is $10 and the monthly dues
SINtt YIPKEE,
FURNITURE
DEALERS
KING & BETHEL STREETS
-- J. H. & CO.- -- J. H. & CO- .-
V
Our customers are learning to
ask for these goods, and accepting
no other.
You don't know what comfort
and satisfaction means, until you
have tried a pair.
n,
295.
STREET
new stock.
ex-Ell-
k
& GO.
Hustace & Go., Ltd J. HOPP
THE LEADING
QUEEN
Tlip Merchants Amtot'liHIttn .of Honolulu wan formerly iirffanlzwl Init
at a hireling or rstirssstitiitivu
bUHliitHH men.
A speclul committee
presented Its report embodying a conwhich wule forstitution and
mulated along lines similar to those of
tlu Hun Francisco otgnnlziUlon. The
report was adopted with a few modi-
Parquetry
Because it Is spotted or baroi
from the silver dropping off, but
have it sent to us, wo will re- sllvcr it or take the spots oft and
return it to you as good as new.
Vice-Preside- nt
The greatly increasing demand
lor the 'Jlnnaii & Sons Shoos,
shows the popularity of this line.
Every steamer brings us a ircsh
$2.50.
Away?
Jas. F. Morgan
TELEPHONE MAIN
FOR YERAHDA
Your Mirror
Union Street, opp. Bell Tower.
Cecil Brown
and
J. Ha&'cO.- -
Do not Throw
THE5,
STERLING,
SUITABLE
Tho Bost at tho Lowost
Price at Hopp's
You are going to have your house
Papered, Painted or Decorated.
Who's going to do It?
No one does or can do better work
than we. Investigation proves that
few do a- - mod.
AH we ask f r It Is a fair price
not high, not low. Either extreme Is
dangerous.
Any one who gives us work gets the
best going at the fairest and equarest
price.
ixsrtctble,
J51e
Sole Agents, Hawaii Territory
--
A.cl.ij
Comfortable,
Cool
CO., LTD.,
& CO.- -
Oil- -
s,
Department.
" Green River " Wbiskey was awarded the Gold Medal
a tllo Paris Exposition, 190 0.
Take no Substitutes. For Sale in all Saloons and by
H.
EFFKi'T
Will lie lltin Along l.llwri Similar T.i
Htm
rriMHiero
Bod- y- CotiMtl tutlon
til lly Laws.
Green Rivef
J.
I'KOlM.l.
UANIZATloN
AVhon
W. C. PEACOCK
lira
iff DHL
Grocery Store
,1
IKS
and
General Wferchandis
CURIOS II'S
I
m
C OMPANY
Works.
Honolulu
d,
'Telephone 3311 White.
Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets.
WAVEBLEY BLOCK,
HOf
I
ST.
Eree Delivery
Island Ports
I
New Goods Received
by Every Steamer
The Von
OF
Hamm-Youn- g
Co., Ltd.,
Our Wagons deliver to any part of AGENTS FOR
the city.
The Lancashire Insurances Co.
Give us a trial order for Pies, Cakes
Buns or Bread.
The Balolse Insurance Co.
Union Gas Engine Co.
Domestic Sewing Machine, Etc
IT"CiZMTLitx;ix--
o
3831
Dealer,
BAMBOO FURNITURE
NEAT AND HANDSOME
MADE TO ORDER.
Also Repairing Renovating, Etc.
Star Building, Fort Street
K. MIYAMOTO,
KING STREET NEAR ALAPAI.
Umbrellas, Sun Shades, Etc.
MADE AND REPAIRED.
I.
6. IRWIN &
BU
FORT STREET.
Pine Society Stationery,
Calling Cards Printed or
Engraved to Order.
CO.
AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Company of'
San Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works of
Philadelhpla, Penn.
Newell Nnlversal Mill Company
(National Cane Shredder),
New York, U. S. A.
N..Ohlandt & Co.'s Chemical Fertilizers
High Grade Fertilizers for Cane and
A
Full Line of Paper Novels Always on Hand
Wing Chew Lung Co.
212
NUUANU STREET
Importers and Dealers In General
chandise.
Coffee.
Alex. Cross & Son's High Grade Fertilizers for Cane and Coffee.
Mer-
CHINESE AND JAPANESE CURIOS
GRASS CLOTHS IN ALL COLORS.
j Teas, Cigars,
Rattan Chairs, Backets,
Trunks, Flower Pots, Vases, Etc., Etc
Also Offer for Sale
Telephone White 431.
P. O. BOX 987.
Paraflne Paint Co.'s P. & B. Paints and
IMPORTER OF
Papers.
W. H. BARTH
Lucol and Linseed Oils, raw and boiled
H. W. BARTH
(ndurine (a cold water paint) In white
colors,
and
Honolulu Sheet Metal Works
General Merchandise, niter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and
Galvanized Iron Skylights and VenBrick.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
tilators Metal Roofing. Conductor Pipe
and Gutter Work Jobbing Promptly
Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads attended to.
printing neatly and promptly executed Richard Street, between Queen and
No. 9 Hotel Street, Honolulu.
and all kinds of Job
Merchant,. Honolulu, i
Telephone 574.
P. O. Box 80. .u't:.'8tur Office.
Reed's Steam Pipe Cars.
I
Japanese Provisions.
.
M
.
" ,w
Zealandla May Bring COO Next Time
She Comes.
The Zealandla brought 64 Portuguese
On
Immigrants from New England.
her next trip she will probably bring
about 600 Porto Rlcans, calling at Port
Los Anegel Angeles for them.
The Portuguese who came Friday
night are all American citizens. They
speak tho English language and are a
good class of laborers. They were
brought here by J. F. Durao, who has
done satisfactory work of the kind foe
planters before, having brought a large
lot of Portuguese here over a year ago.
WE WISH TO THANK THE PEO- The present lot consists of families and PLE of Honolulu for the largo patron- they are better In appearance than any
other lot of Immigrants seen here for ago they have bestowed on ub.
time past.
We an now offering
The steamer Helene went alongside
tho Zealandla Saturday morning and
Immigrants
were
transferred to her,
the
for transportation to Kohala, where
they are to work. One man left the
party last night and came up town, and
it Is supposed that ho has deserted the
game.
When she leaves San Francisco next
time the Zealandla will probably go
south, calling at Port Los Angeles for
for nhout COO Porto Rlcans who are to
be brought across from their own cun-trunless plans are changed In the At Reduced Market Prices
meantime.
This plan avoids San
Francisco, with tho interferences that
take place there.
!
Meats,
(Limited.)
8. Kojima.
To the
Public
Ex-cut-
Antiseptic
Solution.
in vogue In Paris
that this shall be used is
all barber shops.
A law is
'
The latest books deceived
as soon as published
German Bakery,
FONE WHITE
31
RULE
Blank Books,
Daily Journals and
Pocket Dairies for 1901
Qneen Stvcet, Honolulu
EXCEPT SUNDAY
WEN
Books and Stationery
Importers and
Commission
Merchants
BREAD
DAILY
UPPER FORT STREET
g,
Passengers for
Goods for Ladles and Gentlemen
Call and be Convinced,
Holiday Goods now on the Way
d,
Freight and
1
Poultry,
Produce, Etc.,
In use
at
SILENT
THE
SHOP,
BARBER
Joseph. Fernandez,
Proprietor.
Arlington Block. Hotel
Strt.
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Life and Fire
Insurance Agents
y,
WRONG
AND RIGHT.
WITH AN IMPROVED
DELIVERY SYSTEM.
A highwayman started the century
wrong lately, but the police started the
century right by capturing him. Chicago Record
HAS EARNED THE TITLE.
Now that Mr. Hanna has made a
speech of three hours' duration he can
be taken out of the list of business men
and placed with the statesmen. Only
statesman can speak that long on one
subject. Dallas News.
o
t39
AGENTS FOR -
"NEW ENGLAND MUTUAZ
LIFE
IIS
CG,
INSURANCE
or
BOSTON.
LIMITED.
P. O. Box 219.
FILIPINO JOE.
thought to got a signed
statement.fi om "Filipino Joe" as to the
BEAVER
kind of year It had been for the tribe
Chicago Rec- Tort Street.
of wandering Willies.
BETHEL ST.
ETKPl
Nobody
LUNCH ROOM.
Opposite Wilder
H. J. NOLTE. Prop'r.
ord.
& Co.
First-claLunches served with tea,
.AGUINALDO.
Agulnaldo has probably made a cen- coffee, soda water, ginger ale or milk.
tury or two since the twentieth dawnSmokers' Requisites a Specialty.
ed, unless he has moderated his dally
exercise, Chicago Record,
ss
Y. YUEN TAI,
A GOOD THING.
No'. 710 Fort St. near Kukul.
There's one good thing wh"n they feel
dry.
That business men cannot pass by,
rossmokor, Ladles' Underwear,
For far and wide It's fame you hear,
SKIrts, Chemises, Etc.
They stop to drink of "Rainier" beer
On draught or In bottle at Criterion.
A large line of, readyTmade Moiqutto
Fine Job Printing, Star office". '
Nets always on band.
FIRE
INSURANCE
CO,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
LEE TIE,
Emma Street near Beretanla,
Tailor,
JSCLGroltaxx-- t
(Vashlnir - and
Clpnnlntr Rnlt
Dvetnir Rnlt
.
'
.
Cleaning Ladles' Skirts, each!.','.'.'.
voiiik iuuieo- - oniris, eacn...
Fine Job Printing, . Star Office.
t1 na
r.
4,'
,
,
'I fi
rm
A
JFOR SALE
KM
AnVllKTIMWKMS.
Ohoico Lots, Kapithulu
at much below tho
4
Hawn.
1'rtKf 6
TrUMt & Invent.
I 'ago 8
fttrosoul
value
NEWS
Loansaiegotiatod atid houses
riUxj
by
lilts of
Seal
ft
312.
f
Pacific Transfer
COMPANY
JAS. II. LOVE.
Handles BAGGAdE,
FURNITURE,
PIANOS,
SAFES, ETC.
liiopWc "fiflAIW
Stocks
58
1 1 1
AND
Bonds
7
8
attention
all business intrust
ed.
tliat
s
(lo
Get One
Before
They are
All Gone
&
ii
sESm
Foot
Balls,
Basket
Balls
m
M
M
If
uoods ana
General
Athletic
'mm
g
1
jm
312
tel.
665.
SHIRT WAISTS
At Exactly
Waists.
Our prices are well known to be the lowest in Honolulu ior good goods, and every garment in this sale bears tho original mark in
plain figures. These prices, we cut exactly in
half. Some of these waists came by the bark
Alden Besse on Jan ICth. Others are slightly mussed by holiday handling, all are perfect
and correct in every detail. We include a lot
of NEW SWELL SILK WAISTS superb
garments at the same great discount.
WALL NICHOLS CO., LTD,
AUCTION SALE
OF
Reduced Prices
on
75 cents Waists for.
$1.00 Waists for
"
$1.50
"
$2.00
WW
Eastman
Kodaks
.37 J cents
.
$4.00
$5-0-
..50
"
...
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
..
...7V
v..
The five dollar line includes a quantity of
size 36:
very handsome garments mostly in
Read tho following list of prices for
genuine Eastman KodakB, the regular
prices and tho reduced prices are side
by side.
THERE IS NO KODAK BUT THE
EASTMAN, which Is the best camera
manufactured. Those we offer at reduced prices nre In perfect condition.
Reg- Our
ular. Price.
$ 4.00
$ 5
Pocket, 1x2V4
10
8.00
Folding Pocket, 2Vix3U
5
4.00
No. 2 Falcon, 3x3&
6.40
8
No. 2 Bull's Eye,
9.60
12
No. 4 Bull's Eye, 4x5
4
Eye, 3x3
No. Bull's
Spec
15
20
10
15
Bull's Eye, 4x5 Spec...
Bullet. 3x3
Bullet, 4x5
Bullet, 3x3 Spec... is
25
Bullet, 4x5 Spec
Bullet, without roil
On view at my salesroom 65 Queen
20
street, are two fine pianos; oneuls a No. holder
25
4 Cartridge, 4x5
uerman
piano.
a
Kimball the other
35
No. 5 Cartridge, 5x7
Anyone wlrhlng a fine Instrument
should not lose this opportunity for Brand New Not shop
getting one at a very low price.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
4
2
4
2
4
4
8.00
12.00
7.50 Silk Waists for.
9.00 "
$10.00 "
$15.00 "
$20.00 "
$
$
20 00
28.00
JAS. F. MORGAN,
T.v.v,
ft:irj
.
titi":!:!:
JAS. F. MORGAN,
BERETANIA STREET
Opposite Queen's Hospital.
Queen Street.
Tailor
Merchant
0
V
.$10.00
w?i"
'.'
1
Magnificent Yiew,
Refreshing Breezes,
Easy of Access,
An Unsurpassed Residence Site
FORT AND KINO.
T. HAYASHI,
.
0
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
Hobron Drug Go.
Two Warehouses on Kawalahao
Street, Kewalo. 1 Building 6,0x100. 1
Building, 60x40 with Stables.
Buildings near to soutn aireei.
For particulars, apply to
$
WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD
High class developing and printing.
Buy an Eastman Kodak now while
prices are reduced; let us do your de
veloping and printing, xou will get
perfect pictures if you do.
FOR RENT.
5
4-- 5
..
worn
FRESH FILMS AND
PLATES BY EVERY
MAIL STEAMER.
AUCTIONEER.
$
..$
..$
Such prices as these are seldom offered in
Honolulu.
9ti nil
16.00
Not second hand, not damaged
65
.
"
"
"
oo
3x3....
Pianos For Sale
...
Having finished stock taking wo propose
to inaugurate tho business of tho New Year
and New Century by holding a most extraordinary sale of nearly 2000 Ladies' Shirt
RIGHT
!
One-Ha- lf
Regular Price
Prices
Fresh Apples.
"Si
These lots are on the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights.
They face on Pauoa Road, now being widened and macadamized, and adjoin the Pacific Heights Electic Railway.
DYEING, CT .NINO AND
REPAIRING ALL
KINDS OF CLOTHES.
Skillful Workmanship
The best Id Town,
A Chance for Investors :
A Trial Will Convince You.
,
Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here, a
fine opportunity.
Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
Ltd.
OrFICERS.
President
H. P. BALDWIN
J. B. CASTLE
First Vice President
W. M. ALEXANDER.... 2d Vice Pres't
Treasurer
J. P. COOKE
W. O. SMITH .... Secretary and Auditor
strong rates by good tenants.
.
f
Sugar Factors and
Commission
Goods
S
ft
m
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Com'
pany,
Olaa Sugar Company,
Haiku Sugar Company,
Pala Plantation Company,
Nahtku Sugar Company,
Klhel Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahulul Railroad Company,
AND
Careful Attention Given to
Business Trusts
BOOK-CASE-
S
OFFICE
In,
3tock
FURNITURE
or Ordered from
lanufacturers.
Attractions Offered In ihls Site to Homeseekers:
Herchants
Stock and Bond Brokers,
Firo Insurance Agents,
Commission Merchants
SB
FORT- ST.,
Stanley
and
CORNER MERCHANT
AND FORT STREET8
LIMITED
i
Great Sale of
Workmanship
Cfl
AND
jBlf
Stamps
v
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f2
Fifty Per Gent Off
and
Thursdays
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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and
Sporting
sireei.
t
Red
Rubber
:1
KM
.
Mondays
1
m
l01i
28,
Made
Twice a
Week
1
1
Special Sale
JANUARY
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Tolophono 72
0. Box 594
Con-iIciisl-
Chl-nnm-
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NUTSHELL.
The social science organization will
meet tonight ot tli" residence of J. B.
Atherton at 7:30 o'clock instead of the
residence of Dr. N. B. Emerson which
was previously announced by postal
card.
Mall to January 23 will arrive by the
Sonoma tomorrow morning. It Is not
likely that the Sonoma will arrive
nhepd of schedule as she almost certainly had some delay for the European
ST
BLOCK,
MERCHANT
CdSIPBELL
malls.
Reports from Molokai are to the effect that durks. ouoil and otherA gam,
nlmunds around Kaunakakal.
from hcre says be has never
seen so mnny ducks In the ponds in
I'M
many years.
THE FIRST LICENSE.
AJltr iiiK iTnitnii
liih.lu stntps steamboat
nllot license to be issued In Hawaii
was given mis iiiuhuub i
tug Fearless. The cap-.ii- .iBrokaw of "ttile r.a.i
in
fc" mite nnv examlnl.llll UIU HUl.
ntlon, having pnper already. Tomor
"
row Captains wnuney
the r
to Hllo, whore they will beginvessels
the
Inspects
work. They will
to the men
there and give examinations
and return to Honolulu In a week, to
take up the business here.
CHINESE REGISTRATION.
HILO. January 26. The registration
of Chinese on thl.s island will begin
continue to
about March 1st and will
all unregsltered
June 13th, after which
will be
islands
the
In
Chinese found
deported. The work of registration will
of the colbe done under the directionand,
while It
lector of Internal revenue
Is not compulsory, It Is advisable that
i,nn. ocriotor with the others to
avoid complications In the future. Ha
waii lieram
NEGROES STRIKE.
WAILUICU, January 20. The newly
Inhnrprs
Who came
ml or.lr.ro.
Tennessee to
nbout a month ago from
work for the wauuKu sugar iuniimu,,
worn on nmisuu)
refused to go to pvcentlon
of three or
with tiir.
.!.,
is that they
reason
men.
The
four
expected.
paid
far less than they
were
i,QV.
nrv,
nnirl on Wednesday,
paid
being
were
they
they found that
of sixty cents per day, and
ntD the rate
enough
to
r.f tiio.n onlri "It nin't
keep me body nllve. and I'se not gwlne
to work agin." 'xne men wwo ui" tO
th. Imnrnnslnn thnt theV Were
be paid at the rate or one dollar per
this
day, and some stated that even
was not as much as they would earn at
home, but as worK nere conunueu
the year round, they would be satisfied
If they were paiu mis uniuuuu
m
n..m.f tn.icvht Vrpr. nf charge
nt Remington Typewriter Office, Fort
Guns
Auctioneer and Broker
65 Street Queen
Scotland defeated Iolanl College at
Association football Saturday afternoon
contest. The score at
after an exciting
the close was B to 3.
In
connection with the proMatters
posed minstrel will be considered by tile
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29,
Healanl Boat club at the special meetevening.
AT 12 O'CLOCKM.
ing to be held this
An addition to the school buildings is
being constructed nt Wnllupe, beyond
Tnl1f r A llntlnti 1 flft hnvfq
Walalae. Miss Anna Prescott is the
of fresh California apples,' ex S. S.
teacher in charge of the school.
Miss Ackermnnn and Miss Murcutt.
.eaianuia.
accompanied by A. Frank Cooke and
went
Chlllingworth,
Deputy Sheriff
JAS. F. MORGAN,
slumming in Iwilel Saturdny night.
AUCTIONEER
The annual meeting of the Chas.
Brewer Estate Ltd.. will be held at the
offlce of the Hawailnn Trust & Investment Company on Thursday at 11:15 a.
m.
Tho drivers of tho 319 hack stand are
now located In their new stand opposite their old place of business on Union
street. Their new telephone Is main
(Careful
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l'a go
Page
egg.
Bought and Sold.
fe
I'liruci-nnh-
MONDAY
.
Manager Ballentyne Ktatml that tho
Rapid 'transit's curs will bo running by
Apiil 1.
l.ewers & Cooke Ltd., will show you
designs anil quote prices on wood pur
ijuetry and tiling.
Stenographer lleynoldH will leave to
moirow fur llllo to Join the United
States district court.
For olllces In the now Boston Building apply to tho Hawaiian Trust &
Company.
An Important business meeting of tho
Fishermen's Association will bo held
nt 3:30 this afternoon.
Francis .Murphy delivered three talks
at different places yesterday concluding his labors In the islands.
The S. S. Zealandla will sail on
Thursday, tho 31st Inst, nt 12 noon, In-- h
twiil of 4 n. m. as scheduled.
On Tuesday at 12 o'clock their will
bo sold at Morgan's auction room 100
boxes of fresh California apples.
People of Maul now have "Maul
county" printed on their business cn- eIops. This is one drop on mio.
Captain William Carlisle hns return
er to Honolulu nfter a stay of a year at
his old home In Washington State.
Daniel Logan becomes city eltor oi
the Republican today, and W. II. Coney goes as city editor of tho Bulletin.
Porto RIcans In the Islands unite In
saying that Fortunlo, the pistol toter ot
their colony, has always been a bad
KstatW and FInanalal Agent.
Trelepuona 139.
P. O. Box
FORT STREET.
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Notes of tlio
L. C. Abies,
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Co
MlrK'ELLANKOt'.S
Uwent & t'ooke
Morgan
V.
Jan.
HDract,
STAR,
JAS. F. MOKGAN
MEETING NOTICE.
Estate
OFFICES FOR KENT
Chun, llrewer
HAWAIIAN
Tho California and Oriental
Steamship Company
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Auctioneer
65 Queen
P. 0. Box
AHI
Broker
,
River Between Kukul and Vineyard
Streets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FURNITURE STORE.
ting, Mattresses. Pillows,. Rattan
ilat
.TelepliQqe. 73
cnairs ana uomns.
Street.
They are located on high ground at an elevation of from 200 to
feet, affording unsurpased scenic and marine views.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND LIGHTING. The Electric Railway makes access most easy, and power for lights may be had at most reasonable rates.
d at the rate of $15 per year for each lot,
WATER. Water will be Bup
from out Paclflo Heights Water System. This Is less than city rates.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUILDERS. To all who will b jin the ereo-tlo- n
of houses within 60 days, we will make special inducements In the matter
of transportation of building material over our railway
LOW PRICES, GOOD TERMS. Prloes of lots range from 00 to 760 each,
according to size and location.
cash only Is asked. Balance la
Installments at terms to suit purchasers.
HEALTHFUL AND COOL. The air Is always cool and bracing. We tan re- commend this property as being especially desirable and attractive to
sons seeking a choice location for a home at a moderate cost
LOCATION.
600
One-four- th
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