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He wouldnt bow down up to thetyrants hat

At tho top of the market polfAnd Gessler was more than enraged

thereatTo tbe depths of his very soul

And bo he deorood with a grin elateI will make Tell suffer for this

I will give him a taite of the fruitof fate

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And the tyrant he gnashed his teethand said

Bring forward his off spring smallAnd place on thotop of his golden

headA nice little white golf ball

Blindfolded the father hiB driverfree

Shall swing with all power andforce

At his fair sons head which shallbe the tee

All the way round tho nine holecourse

Ob the little fellow was broughtforth then

And his oourage neer fell or fail ¬ed

Though a chill went over thestrongest men

And the --women all wept andwailed

Twas then at the ball on the headso fair

That the blindfolded Tell let flyAnd with aim most rare did he hit it

squareAnd it flew to the cloudless sky

He did it again at the second teeAnd the third and his little son

Danced wholly unhurt in hisperfeotglpe

At the nintfarwben that hole -- wasdone

As tbe ball in each hole lit on thefly

Said Willian with merriment fineYou all will kindly take notioe that

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WEDNESDAY OCT 9 1901

VACCINATION IN HAWAII

The Advertiser will do its manyleaders a favor by giving the datewhen a refusal to submit to vaccina-tion

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caused three thousand or anyother number of deaths by Bmollpox The epidemic of small pox of1853 found a people without prepar-ation

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and a government without re-sources

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and the result was a largefatality This result was largelyduB to the habts of the nativesAfter this experience the native wasonly too willing to submit to vac- -cination and those entrusted withthe operation were too careless andthe result of such carelessness wasan increase of leprosy and otherdiseases The spread of leprosycannot be accounted for withoutconsideration of the reckless vaccin ¬ation of the past forty years Thestep taken by the nudical men ofEngland backed up by the parlia-ment

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of that country makes vaccin-ation

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a matter to be accepted or rejected by adults either for them ¬selves or for the ahildren they carefor This should be the right ofthe people nf this Territory

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The picture of editor Armstrongformerly on Kalakauns staff1 whichappears in the Advertiser this morn-ing

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iB excellent Thelooks like an oyster

Yardley is evidently in town and inharness

There will be no change in theeditorial staff of Mr Tnurstousorgan since the appearance thismorning of the following apologywhioh readt

Mr Irishmans Milk

The Advertiser has engaged in asystematic effort to bring to justicethe dealers in bad milk believingthat the public health wa seriouslyendangered from this source Inthe course of this work statementswere made to this paper which ledit to believe it is now convincederroneously that milk sold by MrLisbman was of inferior qualityand under this belief and in thepublic interests it so stated

The writer of the artiole was notpersonally acquainted with MrLisbman and his high oharaoter forprobity and honesty Upon subse-quent

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investigation the Advertiseris convinced thit the charge againstMr Lisbman was unfounded andexpresses its regret at the publica-tion

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and for any injury that mayhave been done to Mr Lishmans

The African WarNew York October 2 A osble to

the Sun from Berlin sayM Papersoonuboird with the Boer quarters atBrussels and The Hague print a dlrpatch from Durbau daled Octoberlat stating that General Bothamade another attack on GeneralHamiltons brigade southeast ofMolmotb Zululand The Boerskilled or wounded more than 150 ofthe British and took some prisenprsThy captured forty wrgous andlarge herds of cattle GoneralBotha continues his advance intoNatal Hia outposts are already onthe Tugela river

A cable to the Sun from Pretoriasays There has been severe fight ¬ing niar Magatz Nek General Dola rey attacked Colonel Kekewioh atdown The British casualties wereheavy TLe troopB fought magni-ficently

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The Scottish horfe sus ¬tained the heaviest losses Eventu ¬ally the Boars were rnpulsod withheavy Iosh General Delarey hadsuddunly couoentratod about luOOmen and with these he made the at ¬tack

London October 2 Lord Kit-chener

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today reports that two offi ¬cers and thirty one men have beenkilled in an attack made on ColonelKekewicbs camp at Moedwill TheBoers who were under Command-ants Delarey and Kemp had fourt en officers and 114 men woundednfier two hours fighting when theBoors were driven off Colonel Kekowich was among tho wounded

The Boer reverse at Moediyill oc-curred

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on September 28th TheBoers are repotted to hava been1000 strong Lord Kitchener in hisdispatch says the British repelledthe attack with great vigor ColonelKekewich was slightly wounded ntwo places He sayslhat all rankshave behaved rxtremey well Thewounded were taken to Iiustenburghalf way between Pretoria and Mafeking

Lord Kitchener confirms theheavy losses of the Boers about 250killed and 300 wounded duringtheir attack 6u the fortsof Itala

He says tho guns recently cap-tured

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at Vlakfontein have been re-covered

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from the BoersLondon October 3 A telegram

from Bloemfontein indicates thatthe guns Lord Kitchener reportedhaving recovered were dus up theBoers having buried them

A mixed column under GeneralKitchener Lord Kitcheners broth-er

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has been sent to relieve presum-ably

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Natal from CommandantGeneral Bothas forceB It haBreached Vrybeid

The casualty list shows that inthe fighting at Caledon river lastFriday Colonel Plumer lost twoofficers and ten men killed andwounded

Ba Men Not Hypocritei

There was a large attendance atthe Catholio Oathedril last nightwhen Father Boarman delivered aneloquent address tho gist of whiohwas

Bo good Citholios be good Pro-testants

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but always stand up foryour creed and your obureh TheCatholio that sneaks away into theorowd because tho people who goto his ohurch are poor and not highenough in society is not a Oitholio

nd we dont want biruiSuoh asueak who calls himself a Christianwould corrupt hell itsolfl A manthat despises his church because hedoes not attain social prominenceamongst hi people is to bo despised I admire the Citholio whenhe is not abamed of his church andconfesses his sine I admire the Pro ¬testant when he stands up for bisohurch but a Catholio who sneaksand slinks away is not wanted in theohurohl

The Shamrock Will WinA private dispatch by wireless

telegram assures u that the Shamrook defeated the Columbia in thesecond race and that there is nodoubt of tin fiaal victory of theIrish yaoht Our message asks usto tell the backers of Liptooa boatnot to got cold feat Clarencetelegraphs that he is in with bothfoot and lota of Fuglloh ariotoerooy

BrltanlaB King

King Edward VII of Englandreigns over about 400000000 peopleor a quartor of mankind As Prinoeof Wales his income was about500000 as King he gets about5000 a dayThe King the Lord Mayor and

the Constable of the Tower are theonly persons who know the pass-word

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of the Tower of London Thispassword is sent to tho MansionHouse quarterly signed by theKing and is a survival of an ancientcuBtom

Four men in London all of respeotable standing in society toclosely resemble King Edward inappearance that it is often sourceof embarrassment to them

Eiwards usual incognito whentraveling abroad has been BaronRenfew He has also been knownas Mr Moulton and in Constanti-nople

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whioh the Prince andPrincess of Wales visited soon aftertheir marriage the pair went aboutthrough the bazaars as plain Mrand Mrs WillianiB

How long will the King liveThere is an old gypsy saying thatthe Prince of Wales would die byviolence as Boon bb a great honorwas conferred upon him The pre-dictions

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of this gypsy are said tohave come true in regard to othermembers of European royal fami-lies

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The King has uevar shownthe slightest fear of assassinationThe insurance companies are rapid-ly

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approaching the limit of the riskthey will accept on King Edwardslife His expectation according toinsurance tables 14 1 years Allow-ance

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for moral hazard or the chanceof assassination reduces this to tenyears

An a publio speaker the King haBshown mastery of such intricate anddiverse subjects as art literaturedramatic history military mattersengineering shipping civio institu ¬tions the study of the Bible andmission work the history of Egyptthe Irish question the managementof lifeboats oollegiate educationambulance andv first aid trainingagricultural improvements livestock breeding the reclaiming ofbarren land the management ofhospitals thei housing of the poorthe Darwinian theory railways andtnoir management and musicaltraining

Between Japuary 1 and September1 of last year Edward went to fortythree public dinners and banquetstn tvouty uve garden parties andtheaters to twenty eight race meet ¬ings elitven times he was iu attend ¬ance at the House of Lords and hefulfilled forty five official and charit ¬able engagements

In his own sat his favorite topio ofconversation has been clothes TheKing is an expert shoemaker ahandicraft heohoo to learn when abiy being obliged by his royal par ¬ents to loam some trade He hasworn shoes of own make

One of the happiest moments ofthe Kings life was when he wonthe Derby with Pessimmon in 1896Shooting the King places above allother entertainments that can beoffered him and his principal visitshava always been paid in the shoot ¬ing Beasou Yachting he understandthoroughly The King is an inveter ¬ate smoker

Uuder Likki and Dislikes theKing has written in tho Duchess ofFifes album over bis signature Iam the happiest when I have nopublio engagement to fulfil when Ican Bmoku really good cigar andread a good novel on the quietwhen I nan like plain Mr Jones goto a moo meeting without beingohrouicled in the paper the nixtmorning that the Prinoe of Waleshai taken gambling very seriouslyand lost mora mouey than he canever afford to pay when I oan spenda quiet evening wjth the Princessand my family I am unhsppiestwhen I have a raging toothache andhave to attend some funotion whereI must smile as pleasantly as thoughI neyer had apain in my life

Edward VII is rather a lighteater except at dinner and hasnever been a great wine drinker

In the matter of gifts the Kinghas been abundantly favored They I

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One hobby of Edwards is collect-ing

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crystals He also knows allabout ceramics and bronzes

One of the Kings treasures is asolid gold diuner set the mostmagnificent in the world It isvalued at 1000 000 and is kept atWindsor Castle Auother uniquespecimen nf its kind belonging toEdward is the stale carriage whichcost 40000 In addition to beingthe most anciontvehicle in existenceit is said to be one of the mostuncomfortable Queen Victorianever used it when she oould avoiddoing so as it alwsys gave her aheadache

King Edwards obampinn thoChampion of England ih a youngLincolnshire farmer named DytnnkeHe is of n studious and retiring disposition little givito to thn gayntiesof the great world It is said he issomewhat exercised ovf r the necessity of fulfilling thn duties of hisoffice This it to ride out of thehail where the banquet is held aftertho coronation clad in steel armorand challenge all comers to denythe title of the iimw sovereign Hethen pledges the King in the gold-en

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goblet filled with wine finallybaoking h1 horse from the royalpresence Young Dymoke possessesthis honor by virtue of holding themanor of Snrivelsby whioh bisancestors have held since the timeof the Norman Kings The Dymokes got the manor by marriagemore than 50H years ago and sincethen have acted as Champion ateach coronation New York Sun

Full of FishesThe tea is full of fishes theworld of wise men and womenwho eat only LEWIS OWNCURE Hams and BreakfastBacon

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IaOQAU AND GICNKRAJU NEWS

Thoro in a Bcmd of Hoallh moot ¬ing this afternoon

To Lot A furuiphod room nt No9 Garden Lane Mrs McConnoll

Attoruoy Goueral Dole ami wifeare oxpeoted horo at tlio end of thismonth

Tho Sierra arrived this morningfrom California and brought fivedays mail

The Sonoma arrived from theColonies last night and left for SanFrancisco at noon

Mr and Mrs Fred Knight andfamily will leave by the Ventura onthe 23rd inat for the Maiulandwhere they will pannatiintly reside

A Cbiniraan who appeared in theDistrict Court this Djorning withhis hat on and would not remove itwao sent below for four hours forcontempt of Court

The Catholic Truth Society ofSin Francisco has published inpamphlet form that interesting ac ¬count of Father Damien the Mar-tyr

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of Moloksi

J SMartin the well known tailorwas held up last uight by personawho wanted his political opinionsor his cash An appeal will bemade to Judge McCaudless

Kentuckys famous Jcssne MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence Onale at any ofthe ealoonn and at Lovejoy ii Codistribution nsronts for the Hawaiianialnriflu

Three Porto Rican vagrants weresent to jail for two month byJudge Wilcox It was a pity thatJudge Dickey was not present tolisten to the remarks following thesentence by the Dipt rict Magistrate

Marquis Ito arrived in Victoriafrom Japan on October 2nd Hewas on his wy to New York andexpressed himself hopeful as to theaffairs of the ouutry which sooften has known him as premier ofthe Mikados cabinet

Judge Humphreys and GeneralHaukey did not return today It isrumored that one of the distinguish-ed

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gentlemen is on board the Sham-rock

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to Ameriaanize her and thattho Judge is on the Columbia try-ing to lie her into a winning

Prince David had his orchestraserenade the Lilliputians last nightat the Hotel as a farewell to thebright little actresses who left by theSonoma today The princes havebeenvery kind to the Lilliputiausduring their Btay in Honolulu

Judge Wilcox wanted to know to-day whether Judge Dickey did any-thing

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besides continuing oases duringthe absence of the senior magis-trate

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through illness Judge Dickeydid Ho made a fine exhibition ofhimself as holding a commissionfrom Govornor Dole and even lower-ed

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tho reputation of the grasshopper who appointed him a judge

Judge Wilcox objects to theeapers of Magoon Co who thinktho District Court is at all timesawaiting their pleasure We arenow Amrioanized through theefforts of Magoon Co said thejudge and if he cannot appear todefend one of his numerous wardsthe case will go by default Theold style is pau aud now we are ontho American plan

The First Local MintOne of the institutions here

which has tho spRcial attention oftourists as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter tho large main working roomwhore general manager MoDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper resting place and the vaultswhere the barB to be minted andbeer are kept present a very tastyspeotaolo The Mint is open from530 a m to 1180 p ra and duringthose hours tho work never ceasesVisitors after looking over tho placewill find first olaa refreshments andthe purest 0 liquoro

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SHOCKING NEWS

Tho Filipinos Aro Not Yet Paclllotl

Manila October 3 The lateBtadvices from the island of Samargive harrowing details of theslaughter of the members of Com ¬pany 0 Ninth United States In-fantry

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last Saturday at BalangigaThey state that tho President of thetown claiming to be friendly ledtho assault in person

The fight was long premeditatedand the Filipinos were oalled tooommit the slaughter by the ringingof church bells at daylight Theygot botweon tho soldiers who worebreakfasting and their quartersThe insurgents wore mostly armedwith bolos but they had a few rifleswith them

On hearing of the slaughterColonel Issao D deRussey of theEleventh Infantry started for theBcene immediately with a ibattnlionThe body of Captain Connell hadbeen tied at tho heels saturatedwi h kerosene and partly burnedForty five bodies have baon buriedin a trench leaving seven unac-counted

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for The charred remainsof many were recovered In numer-ous

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instances the bodies had beenbadly mutilated

Throe hundred Maocabobes willalso be dispatahed to tho scone ofthe masBaore on board the Legaapi

New York October 2 A cable tothe Sun from Manila says GeneralChaffee has sent a battalion each ofthe Seventh and Twonty sixth regi-ments

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to Samar and the severestkind of warfare will ba wagedagainst the rebels in that districtDuring the past few months theAmerican troops have been restrict-ed

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in their operations by rainswhich are still prevailing

The Navy which is cooperatingwith the Army has sent three gun-boats

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to Samar CommanderMarix will go to Cnina and Japan toarrange for the purchase of twentysteamboats which will oost 1000000 These will be used for theinsular reuenue service and will alsoprovide complete interisland com- -municaiion

The new oivil code beoame opera-tive

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yesterday

The BtriKo Is EndedSan Francisco Oct 3 Through

an agreement entered into betweenthe Executive Committee of theDraymens Association acting forthe entire association and thestriking teamitere the industrial Icontroversy which has been wagedfor the past eleven weeks was settlt dyesterday afternoon under an agree ¬ment which was ratified last nightat meetings of both the DraymensAssociation and of tha City FrontFederation

According to the terms of hesettlement the striking teamsterswill be taken back by the draymento fill all places where they areneeded

The scale of wagns and hotuB thatwas in force when the strike bt gauwill continue in effect for one year

The Draymen pledge themselvesnot to discriminate against eitherunion or non uoijn men

The teamsters agree to work withnon uniou men and not to interferewith them or with the business oftheir employers in any manner what ¬soever

As the striko of tho City FrontFederation was sympathetic it hasbeen ended by the settlement of thestrike of the teameters as hayo allboycotts arising out of the samecause

All policemen haye been recalledfrom guarding teams and will boreturned to thoir regular beats Allthe epeoitla have boon oalled in

The settlement goes into effectthia morning at which time ruohstrikers as can secure

will return to work

Destructive Flooda in Spain

Barcelona Ootober 2 Wide ¬spread devastation has been causedby floods iu the districts of SanBaudilion and Llobregat Cottageshave been swept away and wholevillages are inundated Many fami ¬lies who have been cut off fromeope are in peril

Tho Austrian BatOne of tho indications of tho

probable disruption of the Austrianempire at no distant date on thedeath of the present sovereign fi rinstance is tho antipathy of thoCzechs to the high hat To makoyour appearance in certain parts ofBohemia in suoh headgear is dis ¬tinctly dangerouB You would notonly have it knocked oil and tram-pled

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out of shape but also stand aRood chance of being knocked outof shape yourself This hatred ofthe tall hat is due to the foot thatit is more commonly worn in Viennaand other German portions of theempire than outside Germanic Aus-tria The Czechs aud the othi rmens that make up thedominion ofthe Emperor Francis Joseph objectto the predomination of the Germanandshow their hatred by assailingthe tall hat and of ooune in otherwaya Pearsons Weekly

A Meddling MitaionaryConstantinople October 2

Tho brigands who carried off MissHelen H Stone tho American mis-sionary

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and her companion MineTsilka a Bulgarian lady have fixedOctober 8th as tho limit of time forthe payment of the ransom 110000 demanded for Miss Stones re-lease

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The hiding place of thebrigands has not yet been discover-ed

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and the delay accorded by theabductors is taken to indicate thatthey consider their retreat quitesecure

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Premises on Kukui Lane Fobfpsion given on January 1 1901For terms apply to

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Island Ports

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General MerchandiseAND

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Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Apsurancc Oo Firo and LifeCanadian Pacific xtailway Co

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The Home Journal New York JOflANNIS is pure therefore healthful iti is clfar asCrystal thus pleasing to the eye it is liyely andsparkling therefore refreshing to th taste

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Fort and Bethel Street Stores

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NOTICE OF BEMOVAL

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Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific ilailway Co

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SprinklersLampsDinner and Toilet SetsGlassewareRefrigrators and

Ice ChestsMichigan Stoves and

RangesKerosene Oil StovesHouse Furnishing GoodsTHE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Fort and Bethel Street Stores

Fifteen Oar LoadsOF THE FAMOUS

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Brewed by the renown

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St Louis

InBBLS and OASES of QUARTSand PINTS ore due to arrive with-in

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FOlTsALE BY

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Sole Agents forHawailau Territory

Wm G Irwin CoILlMIHD

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Commission Agents

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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

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A Large Stack lor

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

PanBy Stoves and RangesAlaska Cheat and RefrigeratorsTCntnrnriRR Mont fHinnnnrLawn Mowers and Sprinklersrlubber Hose and Hose KeelSteel Rubber and Cocoa MatsWheelbarrows Hoes Bakes and

HooksShovels and SpadesOon and HanrilniiScythes and Garden Shearsjjaups ana lanternsRat and Mouse TrapsStep LaddersCoffee Mills and Agate WarePoultry and Mosquito NettingsViotoria and Pan American Hand

Sewing MachinesTable Cast raand ScaleBTinned and

Porcelain SaucepanS P Knives Spoons and ForksGlobes Chimneys and WioksKerosene Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal in BagsTin and Agate WaresHawaiian and Dairy Salt in BagsGem Ice Shavers and Gem Ice Oream

FreezersThe AERMO

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be the very best

windmill in ex-

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We want your help in distributingthe above useful article so we willbe able to dispose them at the lowestmarket prices

Tha Hawaiian Hardware Co LoFort Street opposite Spreokeli

Cnn Bank Honolulu H I

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HONOLULUAND

All Way Stations

Telegrams can now be sentfrom Honolulu to any placeon the Islands of HawaiiMaui Lanai and Molokai by

wireless Telegraph

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CALL UP MAIN 181 Thats theHonolulu Office Time saved moneysaved Minimum charge 2 permessage

HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOOH BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

FOB BALE

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLilina Street near King Only smallcash payment received Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO209 Merchant Street

A SUMMER PROPOSITION

Wolli now theres tho

ICE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice youknow its a necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ice whioh will give you satis ¬faction and wed like to supplyyou Order from

TboOahn Ice Electric Co

HOFFMAN AND MARKHAM

Telephone 3151 Blue PostcfBceBox 606 77

Sanitary Steam Laundry

Co Ltd

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large additions toour maobinerv we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 2o centn per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt de-livery

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guaranteedNo fear of clothing being lost

from strikesWe invite inspection of our laun-

dry¬

and methods at any time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73and our wagons will call for your

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Full of FishesThe tea is full of fishes theworld of wise men and womenwho eat only LEWIS OWNCURE Hams and BreakfastBacon

Four MillionWomen

In the United States buy onlyLEWIS OWN CURE Hams

and Breakfast Bacon

Thousands ofChildren

Have sensible parents whouse only the best LEWISOWN CURE Hams andBreakfast Bacon

LEWIS COLEADING GROCERS

240 Two Telephones 240106 Fort Street

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Blaok SandIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING CONTRACTED

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S0T Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notioe

H R HITCHCOCKOffioe with J M Monsarrat Cart

wright Building Merchant St1600 -- tf

THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort

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Wilders Steamship Co

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Business Cards

A N KErOIKAI N W ALULI

KEPOIKAI ALULI

Attorneys at Law

Office Wailuku Maui

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OlHoe At tho Old Van Dome PremiseL

DR E O WATBRHOUSE

Office and Residence Kino Stbektneab Alapii

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H R HITOHOOOK

Attobney at Law

Offioe Merohant Street CartwrightBuilding

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T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searched of Titles

loans negotiatedRents Collected

Cnmphell Block Merchant Street1419 t

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dialebs in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All KindsQnopn Rlroot Honoln

EDMUND H HART

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THOMAS FITOH

Attorney at Law

83a S King St Honolulu17 lm

JOHN NOTT

PLUHBiUC Tin Coppeb and SheetxKON Wobk

Klnc Btreet Honolnln

F H REDWARDj

CONTBAOTOB AND BUILDER

JobbliDg promptly attended to

Punchbowl StrtetiiJo vi Iaoa phone 1701 Blue tf

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 877StylR 2 made by The Looomobile

o of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1809Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Holeluhe and run bygasoline

ALSO -One Bicycle

in very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHelelube at Washington Place orto F J Testa this oeice

FOR SALKATT AOBEB OF LAND IN CHANTB

I 2120 and blO at Kemaee North HlloHawaii Apply to

MORUIB K KEOHOKALOLSfital Ktntfl Agat

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