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Vol. VI. No. 1191. HONOLULU, H. I., MONDAY, APKIL 10, 1899. Piticw 5 Oknts.

f ESTABLISH HARBOR LINES STEAMER CHILKAT LOST MORE NIULII LANDS THE SAMOAN COMMISSION AFTER PROFESSOR KOEBELE MALOLOS HAS FALLEN

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Tho following notioo ia beingsent out today by Major Langfitt,tbp commander tbo military post.

"A public meeting of tbo Boardof Oflicers' appointed by order oftbe of Wnr to establishharbor HneB for tbo harbor ofHonolulu will bo bold in thoofficoof tbo Depot Quartermaster,Progreofl'bjnckj, qnrnor Fort andBeretania,ftreefn, ot 1 o'clock p.m , April 14, 899:

"All parlies dosiring to bo beardin tbp matt-- r are requested to bopresent. Wbero possiblo it Isspecially desirable tbat views orsugjcstions be submitted in

Thin board consists of Mujor"Linnfilt, Gapt. llicknn and Oapt.Springett. Upon tbe decision oftbe board will depend tbo limitsto wb'icb piers nnd wharves oanbo built into tho Honolulu harbor.Tbe United States guards careful-ly against any encroachment onthe nuvigablo water of tbo har-bor.

HIXTII AHTlLLKIlY COfllUVd.

Tbo steamer Nippon Maru oftbo Oriental Steamship Company,on her trip fiom this port onApril 12, will carry three batterips,and po'sioly four, of tbo Sixth"Uuited States Artillery to Hono-lulu, under tho command ot MajorSamuel M. Mills. Tho batteriesto ho taken aro A, now stationednt St. Francis Bamcks.in Florida,and I and K, now at Fort Mon-roe, in Virginia. Battory N hasbeen named in tbo order-j- , but nsthis is a new battery, now boiigrecruited at Fort McHenry, Md.,under the law increasing tbo art-illery rojimonts to fourteen bat-teries each, it is thought it willnot be leadv for transiiortl-tio-

with the reit of the battalion. Itwill bo Rout to Honolulu later if itdoes not arrive in Shu Frnnoiecobeforo April 12th. Chronicle.

Sugar, 47-1-

Groceries

CrockeryEverything

Hardware

Euroka, Cal., April 4. SteamerChilkat which sailed this morningwith twenty passengers is upsidedown on the Bar. Her people canbo seon struggling in the breakers.Lifo saving crew is out also steamers from Eureka to plaoo of acci-dent.

TO BXTERMINATK ntSKTLKS.

Sheriff' ot Kauai Ha. Adopted n GoodPlan.

The Sheriff of Kauai has adopted a plan by which ho hopes torid tho Lihue district of the both-erao-

Jopanoao beetles. Becent-l- y,

letlets woro sent to tbo resi-dents of tho district offering teucents for every hundred livebooties handed in to him.

His plan is to take these beetlesas they como and communicate tothem tho parasito discovered byProf. Koobelo, froeing them assoon as thoy have become infest-o- d.

There is no doubt that the offerwill attract the attention of thoahildron of tbo Lihue district andthat beotles will be forthcoming inthousands every day.

Engineer. Ileturn.The officers and mon of the En-

gineers Corps who went to Kauaiiu tho Mikahala, returned in thoW. G. Hall Sunday, nftor a verypleasant week. While at Waimeaand Libuo several of tbo menwont goat hunting. Qood execu-tion was done. Tho engineersexpeoted to roraain a fortnight buttbo officers douided to return aftera week's stay. Tbe calculationis that the engineers will sail forhome in the Australia.

Hawaii Will O.t Mare Ht.am.r.Seattle, March 23. Owing to

the fact that the Pacific Coastcompany sees no immediate pros,pect of securing the release of itshteamers impressed in the govern-ment tiaosport servico, negotia-tions have been undertaken in thecast for two steamers to put onthe run betweon Puget Sound andHawaii.

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Staple and Fancy.

mental.

Household necessities a spe-cialty with us.

You'll find them best andcheapest, quality consid-ered, at

WATERHOUSE'SBIO

Department Store,WAYERLEY BLOCK, BETHEL STREET

Established 1851 Leaders 1800

Waterhoase & Co. Secure 30 Year

Lease on Halawa Lands.

Over 2600 Tons of Sugar for the Company This

Year Plenty or Water Surplus Funds

' to Be Paid Stockholders.

Senator. Henry WatorhouseHawaii Sunday with

a thirty years leaso on tho Hala-wa plantation in his inside pockt.This leaso includes all of Dr.Wight's lands and leases whichwill bo turned over to tho NiuliiSugar Company on tho first ofMay. It alito includes GOO tons ofsugar yot to como off, the proceedsfrom which will pass into thotreasury of tho Niulii corporation.

Thus tho Niulii plantationscLorao develops and tho peoplewho have been crying it down arebeginning to look around for tbostock that they wont delinquenton.

Halawa has an abundanco ofwater, having two reservoirs ontho top of tho mountain, contain-ing three million and four milliongallons respeoliyoly. Anotherlargo reservoir is in course of con-struction.

Niulii, which was purchasedoutright, has four streams of waterand water is being developed in themountains by tunuolingthun assur-ing abundanco of water for fluraingcano to tho mill and supplyingpower for electrical work.

Betweon 20 10 aud 2300 tons ofsugar havo yet to bo taken fromNiulii thus making over 2G00 tonsof sugar that will pass into thocorporation as an asset May 1st.Un this daro tho two propertiesNiulii and Halawa will pa-- s

into tho hands of tbn corpomtioufree 'from 'debt, and with all theworking machinery, stock, labor,etc., etc. in full running order.Tho Niulii sugar polarizes at 98porceutand there is already on theplantation machinery for rofiniugthe raw sugar produot. ThomasKay, one of the ablest maniigrsof the islands will doubtless buthemanagor of the combined proper-ties.

Having leased Halawa tboro isa large surplus on hand which together with the incomo from thecrop to como off will probably bopaid baok to tbo stockholders iutho form of a dividend. Thismatter will bo submittod to thedirectors and stockholders. Seuator Waterbouso is now workingon a prospectus to submit to thedirectors and it will bo publishedin a snort time.

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AN ITALIAN tfnUfMKIt.

H. I. M. Cruiser "Piemonto"arrived this morning fiorn Aca-pulc- o,

Mexico which port she lofton March 25th.

Sho is a tliiid class cruisor of301)0 tono displacement, mount-ing 32 guns. Sho is 300 feet longand 3G feet beam and drawn 20feot of water. Her Bpeed is givouas 93 knots. She has a onuv of310 oilicera and men. It is ex-

pected that tho ship will remiiuhero six or sevon days and willthen sail for Ghina.

Following is a list of oflicers:Oaptain, Maconigo; Comraauder,Proli; Lieutenants, Gripeo, Ptistcr, Do Grott, Feuzi; Sub-Lie- ut

enant, Ruspoli; Chief Eoginber,Buougininn; Second Engineer,Msrisoo; Third Engineer, Bettoui; Surgeon, Dardano; Paymas-to- r,

Carmiuiaui.

Projected flotations.Jas. 1?. Morgan has reoeived no

word from Moloaa, tbe steamerhaving failed to touch there.

August Dreier, owuerof Eleeleplautatiou, Kauai, is in town.Ho siys he is not anxious to sellout, but if the promoters of thoWnhiawa scheme pay him hisprice ho will let it go. Tho mat-ter will probably be dooided within a day or two.

The passenger steamer Stellawent down off tho Euglish Coastand 120 persons woro drowned.

It Will Settle the Recent Differ

ences.

All Mailers of the Three Nations In Samoa

Will be Submitted for Decision by

Joint Commissioners.

Now York. Anril 1. A specialto the Sun from Washington says:This Government has formallynotified tho Qovornment of Germany thijtit tegards with favor tbeproposition to appoint a comtnis- -

sion consisting of one representative from each of the threo protec-torate powors to discuss tho 8a-mo-

qnostion in all its aspectswith a view to removing tho differ-ences which now exists.

"Regards with favor" is not avery strong impression in ordina-ry' transactions, but in diplomacymidin this case it moans tbat theUnited States will join with Ger-many and Great Britain in thoformatiou of tho commission.Tho consent of this country Drac- -tically assures tho appointment oH

commissioners, as GreatBritain, through Sir Julian

Pauncofolo, her Majesty's Embas-sador here, has been inolined toward tho idoa from the first. In.deed, it is reported that Sir Julianmado tho liwt suggestion tbatsuch a commission be formt-d- .

Lotd Salisbury, the British Pre-mier, is out of England, however,and tho ubsont of tho British Government will not probably bogiven until Iub return to London.

mtiiop willis iihtions.

At tho 11 a. m. service of theCathedral congregation of StAndrew-- yesterday, tho RightIlev. Atfrod Willis, Biehnp ofHonolulu, rrad tin mid reus to thdclergy aud laity of his diocesewith regard to tho transfer of thospiritual jurisdiction from tboSec uf Canterborry to tbo Churchin tbo United States of America.

Tho Bishop related tho proceed-ings of the general convoution oftho Ainfricau ohurch in tbo mattcr, whiub ondod in postponementautil utter uouferenco oould behad with tbo authorities of theChurch in England. At first thoBishop waB disposed to wait forsomo communication indicatingwhat steps should be takon. "Noadvices, however, having been re-

ceived," ho says iu tho address,"there appoared on mature consi-deration no valid reason why Ishould not tako tho initiatory stoptowards handing over to tbochurch in tho United Statos a responsibility which that churoh isready and desirous to assume.

"Under these ciroumstanceB thecourso that 1 have adopted hasbeon to forward to tho Archbishopof (Jautorhury (under whom sofur as tho Church of England isconcerned, tho final authorityrehts) a recommondatton that thospiritual jurisdiction of these Islands be transferred to the Churchin the United States, as soon asthat Churoh is in a position toreceive it, and to raako provisionfor its support."

Col Funstou of tho Kansas regi-ment was tho first American toouter Malolo-i- .

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California Applies for Yaloable Ser

vices ol Oar Entomologist.

le Tor Electric Power Plant at Walanae

Executive Conference with Planters

The Cane Borer.

There was a session of the Ex-ecutive Council this morning.

An application of tho WoianaoCompany was approved, for anaero of bind as a sito for an elec-tric power plant, to bo put up ntpublic auction.

A bill for analysis of soils ntNahiku was approved.

An application was read fromthe State Board of Agriculture ofCalifornia, to allow ProfessorKoobelo to go on an expedition inquest of usoful insects for thatState. Tho raattor will be discuss-ed at conferonco with the trusteesof tho Hawaiian Sugar Plauters'Association tomorrow, along withother subjects affecting tbo agri-cultural interests of tho islands.

President Dole, in answer to aquestion after tho meeting, saidttie cemetery committee wouldprobably meet tomorrow to de-cide on his report. When this isreceived by tho Government, tholargo oonferenco will bo calledforthwith, to consider that and tbequestion of a hospital for iucura-blc- s.

Professor Koobelo haB nothingparticulnrtn report of his vicit justmado to Kauai for investigatingthe ravages of tho cane borer. Hois confident that tho right antidotowill ni time be found. In thomoantiine, the outlay of a mod2r-at- e

amount for picking off tho pentwould check lto advance. Thoteason it prevails to n inoro than

extent this year, in someplaces, is that it was not pickedoff thero last season.

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Till! Olll'UKI'Sr.

Tho managemont has roason tocongratulate thomeolves on thogrowing populaiity of this houeo.Saturday night saw overy seattilled by an appreciative and

audience, which included somo of our most prominent local lights. Tho evening'sentertainment opened with thorather grupsomo though laughablefarco entitled "Decapitated, inwhioh Jim Post figures respective-ly as body snutcbor, cadavor and alivo "subject" on whom is illus-trated the wonderful strides surgi-cal science has attained in tbeway of bloodless amputation anddooapitation. Unliko Bnrko nndHare, tbo notorious Edinburghbody snatchors, James fails to ob-

tain payment for his ghoulishwork dishonored vorbal promt's

notos being tho bane ofJamo-t- ' ntago ciroer. Mr. Pollardas Dr. Fakir played tho phyBicinuadmirably, giving Post somo firstclass opening to got in u fowdeadly hot shots at tho expens oftbo medical fraternity. Miss MayAshley as tho doctor's daughterwhs as charming as ever and Mr.Boyd as the lattor's lover ropto-sento- d

tho ardeut and artfulswain. Boyd and Oro porformedsome astounding foats on the hori-zint- al

bar in their celebrated tru-po- zo

act in whioh ns Josh and Billfrom Penobscot, Maine, they cansod shouts of laughter. These art-ists contributed materially to thogeneral success of the show and indoferenco to tho wishes of tho au-

dience reappeared and bowed aoknowledgemouts. Antonio VanGofre tbe contortionist and Madame Cotreley gavo exhibitions ofjuggling and heavy- - weight lifting.MIS"! juorvyu naug nnu wruwnythe banjo specialist playod, theeu-tir- o

entertainment being of a highly satisfactory nature. Saturday,Apiil lSth, new talent will appear.

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M. D. Monsarrnt, tbo surveyor,will leave for Kauai torn n row tofind out how much available landthere ifl in the Moloaa tract, out ofwhich it is proposed to trmko auother plantation.

Agulsaldo Takes Flight from His

Capital.

American Troops Pursuing Remnants of KiForces to tbe Mountains Seeking

Protection.

New York, March 31. Acable to tho Sun dated Manila,March 31, says: Mnlolot, thocapital of tho insurgent govorn-mo- ot

and supposedly tin strong-est position held by tho robots,was capturod by General Mao-Arthur- 's

division today after afight whioh lasted litllo morathan half an hour. Our losseswero only ouo killed aud fifteonwounded.

It waB confidently expected thatAguinaldo would make a despe-rate attempt to hold Malolos

the Americans, and ourArmy was auxious to meot his en-tire force, but the tricky Filipinoleader had onDiirentlv tonrnoflduring tho weuk that giving battloio mo Americans was ootthosamothing as fighting Spaniards, nndhe has therefore, praoticalle "takento tie woods."

So far us cm bo loarned fromtho prisoners tho Americans havocaptured many of tho untivo sol-die-is

are disheartoued and dis-couraged by the contiuuod re-verses they havo Btiffored, andhopes aro entertained that therewill now bo many dcsrtiouB fromluui-iiioin- aruiy, wiiicli is nownn army in name (ii. iv, lmvinslieen reduced to a mob which isheld together ouly by four of tholeaders.

(ieiM-rti- l oil. l!M-rul- .

Washington. April 3. Tho foUlowing cablegram vnB received attho War Dep.ulmuut early thismorning:

"Manila, April 3. Adju-tout-Gune- rnJ,

Washington: Pre-sent indications denote thattho insurgont government is iaa perilous condition, its nrmydefeated, discouraged and scatter-ed. Insurgents are returning totheir bom.H in the cities and vil-lages betweon hen aud pointnorth .f Mnlolon, whioh our

havo reached,and desiro the protection of Americans, hgwp rrom tun Vinnvan inlands is ruoro encouraging everyday. Otis."

Native. Ilrlurnlne lloiur.Manila, Aptil 3, U:30 p. m.- -

The natives continue returninghomo. They are coining in allalong tbo American hues andmany of them, seeing tho prom-ises of good treatment are ful-filled, nro inducing their relativesto roturn to thoir horacB.

Olin.lnir Inturirent Troop..Manila, April 3,7:55 p. 111. A reconnoly-saric- e

made by cavalry under M.ijor Rucwwtills afternoon devclopeJ Into a sham skh-nil-sh

with 1,000 insurgents Intrenched atOuliiRiM, five miles to the northeast ofMilolos, the main tH)Jy of the rebel armybclnR apparently between QuIiiRua nnJP11III.U1. Other detached forces of tttenemy retreated to the eastward, and S--lerej Mateo Valley, where they werele-pulse- d

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City and town election in Ohioshow genoral Republican gains.Mayor McKissou wob defeated iuCleveland.

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Highest Honors, World's FairGold Medal, Midwinter FairA to lil HnUIn? rowtltr containingulum, limy tiro Injurious to liiyiltli

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Fraternal Directory.

UAHMONiT LODGE No. 3,J.O.O.F.,

MooU e ery Moiiriiiy eumlng at 7:30,In Harmony Hull, King stroot.

J. 1). MoVKHIIl, N. O.K. It. HHNMIY, Secretary.

All brothuis ory cordiallyInvited

P MYST " LODGE No.'I.K.of l,H 7:30o'f Mo Hull, l'ort Btrei't.m?' VIslU 'orillally luvltvtl toP"" alien.

lOlf, . JltWIY, K. R. 8.

HO' ' . CHAPTER Ko. 1,I; i. A. M.,

Vl.v rd Thursday In$ Mh o. All visiting compiin- -! I .nvltod.;, ,. K.GILULLAN, H.P.

't ivHH, aucrctary.

H JLU OOMMANDEltl''1 No 1, K T.li. . lnonlo Tcmiilo on tlio koCoihI

y owmlng of u.uli month. AllI ' Sir Knlylils fourtuoU'ly Invited.

. Iir.NUY K- - COOl'KH, K- - OPH8 MJCKKIt, Hocordor.r " LODGE No. 1, K. of P.I hi wry Tlmrud.iy ovonlnj; at their

CaMiu ilnll, 4i:iJi Kurt street, at 7:30.Member of Mjhtlo l.odo No. 11, andvisiting brothon, cordlully Invited.

U. 12. WAKU, U. O.K. I1.KII.HKY,

1019 1C. of It. aniKS.

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COUitT LUNALILO No. GliOO,

A. O. P..Moots every tlrM mill third Friday, atK. or J', nan. inn nreei. .vInvitation 1 extended to visiting brothers. I'or order C. It.

W. A. VETTEH,102't Secretary

NUUANU CHAPTER ROSEOROIX,

No. 1. A.-- , .t A. S. B.Moots the llrst Thnreday In each month,at Masonic Toiupln. Sojourning andvisiting brothers cordially invitou to avtend nil mcetlngH.

W. M.'. KHANK . AUEUUACIIALLAN U. SCUIMOKOUK, Secretary.

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

Mxnnlt Trmnlr. N. C. earner Alain and Hotel StsStated mooting, tlrst Monday each

month. Special meotlngs, wliun callod(will bo noted in thix vintco).

Members I.odgo Eo l'rogros, Pad tieLodgo, and all sojourning brethren cordially Invited.

ED. I. SPALDING. W. At.

IL.R. C WALLACE. Secretary.

KAMEHAB1EHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I. A. & A. 8.'. R.Moots at Masonic Templo tho fourthThursday in each month. Sojourningand visiting hrothors aro cordially ui'

lted to attend all Huntings.V.. I. KHANK . AUEUUACII,

CI.AItKNCK. I.. CltAlllU:. Soorotary.

L IE LE PROGRES DEL'OOEANIE,

No. 124. A fe A. S.Rito.S" 'tod mootiugs on tho l.st Monday of

- ' month, In Its ImU, .Masonic TeinjrtoC. M. WHITE, V. M.

II G. CRAHIIK, Socrotary.

GEO. V. DeLONG POST No.45, G. A. R.,

Department of California and Novada,moots at Harmony Hall, King street,llrst Thursday ovoulngot oory month.Sojourning comrados aro cordially

to attend.L. L. liAPIEURE, P. C.

JAS. T. COPKLANl), Adjt.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Lovo Block, Fort stroot. Heading roomopen day and ovoning for reading andsocial intercourse Itegular mootlngsFriday, 7:30 p.m. Visiting Scotsmonespecially welcome at all time.

OEO. L. DALL, Chief.ALEX. B. KENNEDY, Secretory.

Wall PapersAND

WINDOWSHADES'"28

New Season's Goodsnow opening. Makeyoup selections whilethere is a large varietyto select from . i

Lewers & Cooke,FORT ST.

HELP! HELP!!Honolulu ChineseEmployment Agency.

Office at the Hawaiian Chinese News Co.'iJJ N0.8K King itreet, Honolulu, II. I. .

CooUs, Walters, Yardmen, Plantation La- -'

borers, and all kinds of employees furnish-ed promptly on short notice. J

This Agencv fully examines all appli-- ,

cants for employment as to their compe-tency before sending them to Its patrons.

CHARGES REASONABLE.

Tel.75 P.O. Box 146

RUBBER

STAMPS

MADE AT

SHORT

NOTICE

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

CO., LTD.MERCHANT ST.

Barbers.

Notice.Having returned and esfabllthed myulfat the

European Shaving Parlor, Merchant street, oppositeJuJJ HultJInp. I wish to call the attention of my oldcustomers and new ones uho wish to favor us withtheir traJe.

M A. PIXOTO.Formerly of the Union Barter Shop,

An Elegant Shave,IT CAN HE OBTAINED

AT THEm Q

SilentBarberShop

Arlington Block, Hotel Stroot.

None but the most skillful Barbers em-ployed.

Joseph Fernandez, Frop'r

NO HOMESHOULD UK WITHOUTA SUPPLY OPDANDRUFF KILLERON HAND

It lias become vory popular, and Isbolnglifted liv Itnrli iiatiid A u.im. .....dandrutr, prlckloy lioat, and all skinu.outtoua. ooiu uy an aruguista, and atUnion Barber filinn. nflinnniiu 4i.Atrado mnrlc. 'Hia twn tannu 11 i,n......of Imitations.

F. PACnECO,Tel. COO. Solo Proprietor.

Notice.

David Charters, Canvasser for PortraitEnlarging, Is no longer in our employ.Any moneys due on orders taken by himare payable to us only. We beg to say,with regard to orders under way, that weshould be pleased to have parties Interes-ted all at our place of business and arrange for delivery.

KING BROS."76-i- no Hotel street.

Certificate of Character.Honolulu, Feb. 6, 1899.

To Whom It May Concern.This Is to certify that David Charters,

who has been In our employ as canvasser,Is trustworthy and capable. We wouldcheerfully recommend him as such to anyone requiring his services.'

KING BROS.P. Si Mr. Charters lias been In our em-

ploy from Sept.' 20th, 1897, to Jan. aist,1899.

1180-i- m KING BROS.

Redaction in Graphaphones.

Our agency rights are received directfrom the home office of the AMERICANGRAPHAPHONE CO. of New York, andwe are thereby enabled to offer our goodsat a price that will be within the reach ofall. Look at the prices :

Eagle Graphaphones complete, $12.Columbia Graphaphones with the re-

corder, reproducer, horn or speaking tube,and one Way hearing tube, 125.

Records, doz., f6; Blanks, doz., f3.Recorders, 14.75. Brass horns and other

supplies constantly on hand. All kinds ofrepairing done promptly.OCEANIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.,1169 112 Hotel street.

4THE KVEN1NQ IWT.T.FTIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APRIL 10, 1809.

Lt'CAL AND GENERAL,

Jtulgn KnliiQ is in town.Orpbeum Thentro tonight.O. J. Falk was n passenger in

tho Einau.Professor Koebolo has returned

from Kauni.0. A. Doylo enmo from Hawaii

in the Kinau.Cyclono OameraB aro tbo boat

and cheapest."Wheels rented; J. J. Richard

son, Hotol stroot.Captain Ahlborn nnd wifo ar

rived from Maui Sunday.Band concert in Emma Square

this evening at tho usual time.Amorican Messongnr sorvico.

Masomo TempIo,Tolephono 444.Tho best show in tbo oity is the

Quakers show. Free to everybody.Orpbeum seats can bo booked

by ringing up Tolocbono No. CIO.

Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. O.0. F. meets this evening at 7:30in Harmony Hall.

Eight monster tapo worms wereremoved in Honolulu by tho useof Quaker remedies.

If you want a nice rubber tiroback with a caroful driver ring upCilub Htablo Hack Stand Tol. Ul'J,and wo ouaranteo you will besatisfied.

Deputy Marshal Gbillingworthand others arrested twpntv.fivnChinamen bet evening on thocuarge 01 gambling, iuo denwas on Maunakea street.

Do you like to drink puro whis-ky? Thon if you do call for"A. A." Joeso Mooro at any of tbosaloons. Liovejoy & Uo., distributors for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Mr. Hay ward has a few roomsleft at Wrioht's Villa and llani- -woi. Apply now boforo they areall taken. Bathing is free toguests, oeo JNow Today onpage 8.

The Now England Bakerylooked quite bright and attractiveon Saturday evening. Tho lanaiand trees were dotted with coloredlamps and a nativo quintette played and sang Jlawailun airs.

Among the arrivals from Kauaipons Huudny wero tho followingG N Wilcox, A S Wilcox and WH Bice of Lihue: A Dreior ofLleelo: F Qny of Mnkaweli andD Donaldson, deputy sheriff ofilnnalei.

A special meeting of tbo Ladies'Sooioty of Central Union churchwill bo held on Tuesday, April 11,at 10 a. m. in the parlors nf thochurch, for the transaction ofbusiness of importance. A fullattendance is requested.

New England Bakery & CandyUo., tlotel stroot manufacture afine lino of bread, pas) ry, wed-ding cakps, ice creams, sherbetsand candies finest in the cityand prices very low. Telephone74. J. Oswald Lotted, Mana-ger.

Tho Facifio Import Company'sstores wero again brilliantly!illuminated with incandesentcolored lights on Saturday even-ing, The Hawaiian quartette alsoplayed and sang. 'Large orowdswere attracted to the neighbor-hood of Progress block.

"Work of'widening the "Waikikiroad, from King street to J. H.Boyd 8 and in front of tho Ii pro-perty, is nearly completed. Be-sides giving increased width vary-ing from four to twelve feet, theimprovement takes off somo bendson that side of tho road.

The BeetLinimont. "Chamber-lain's Pain Balm is tho finest onearth," write Edwards fc Parker,of Plains, Ga. This is tho ver-

dict of all who ubo it. Forrheumatism, lamo baok, sprains,swellings and the numerous slightailments and acoidents common toevery household, this linimonthas no equal. With it in thohouse, a creat deal of pain andsuffering may be avoided. Forsalo by all dealers. Uenson,Smith & Co., General Agents.

Thruwa Away Money.

The Quaker Wonder WorkerthrowB away( money and givesaway a beautiful diamond Satur-day night. Freo medicine to thopoor people

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CHAS. D. WALK5R,Designer anJ DuIMer of ftgh-Grad- a

Yachts, Boats and LaunchesWorkj. 691 KING ST.

P O.BoxJlJ. Teltphona 76a.

$250 GASH !

AND BALANCE

TO SUIT

PURCHASER,

WILL BUY

APAWAATRACTLOT!75 x 140, facing either on King or Beretanla streets. The cheapest lots in thecity, on the line of the proposed electriccars. Ready for building. Go and seethe lots TO-DA-

Further particulars of

WILL E. FISHERReal Estate AgentAnd Auctioneer.

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.ROTH'S STORE.

CoffeeLands

ForSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

H, K. KEOHOKALOLE,

Seal Estaic Agent,

15 Kaaiiumanu St.

Real Estate Transaotionp.Bubsorlbera are fnrnishod with from Ht

to six HtB per week, gtying n aooarattrecord of all doeda, mortgages, loasea, re-

leases, powors of attorney, etc, eto., whichare placed on record,Subscription Frlco, $8.00 per Month.

A. V. GEAR,210Kn(tSt.UonnlaIn.

MANUEL NTJNES,Manufacturer of

Guitars, Ukuleles,TAKO PATOU FIDDLES.

Workmanihlp and Material Guaranteed. Repairingspecially.

1130 --No. 210K KINCI ST,

Jose ilc Esplrito Santos,Corner King and Alakea Sts.. Honolulu.

MANUFACTURER OP

GuitarB, : Ulttileles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and material guaranteed. Repairinga specialty.

Now Open

f'l

1 HOLLM'BR & CO., Ify "wholesale and retail i -

M Tobacconists I a

Uywgrj I M S Hi

p O y g S I vIII Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, flfl

H. HACKFELD & CO. Ltd. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP

DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

fW

A Fine Selection of Dress Goods, Zephyrs, etc,Tailors' Goods, a Eull Assortment.

Clothing, Underwear Shawls.

A Large Variety of SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

American and European

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEERS ANDMINERAL WATERS.

Sls-i- p C22La,rLd.le:r37.

Since We Must Eat to Live, Let's Have the 'Best.

S!pLyJlq's Bisj TisCONSISTING OP

Japan Flavor, English Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER,Give thorn a trial. Money back If you don't them.

Choice Block Butter, Kits Creamery Buttei,Fidelity Brand Bacon, Hams,

Mild Cheese, Smoked Beef, etc., otc.

Chas. Hustace,

Pacific Import Co,FORT STREET, MODEL BLOCK.

DRY

With the Most CompleteUptoDate

AND

212 next to the

1

FANCY GOOD1

TORE te&? &?

King street, Arlington.

ii sf1

Everything Crisp With Newness.Daintiest Desirable Designs, Truly Regal

in Their Beauty.

PACIFIC IMPORT COMPANY,Fort St., Model Block, opp. Catholic Church.

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and

In all

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Paid to i860bv oaid to

SEASON!

39 PERFUMES g:SRoger Gallet,

Lundborg's,Rlcksecker's,

Gosnell's, odors

Toilet Sets,Sachet

Cologne,

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

BflHHtfflaBmmaraHBBBIBsar-zeiisxaiEJi- D ieeo.

Bottles,Powders,

Without Rival.

20,866,0082,571,595.95

Holders..?... 20.846.623.84

The Germania Life Insurance Co.

Of NEW YORK.ASSETS... $23,723,677.13Legal Reserve Policy HoldersSurplus Policy Homers

Policy Holders sinceClaims death Beneficiary

liberal

Matured Endowments paid Policy Holders 5,524,720.07Life Annuities paid Policy Holders 327,474.70Dividends Surrenders paid to Policy Holders 11,632,424.06

Gormnnln lssuos all tho latest

a

forms Life, Instal

toto

ment, Incotno Dlvldond, Eudowinont or nonil I'ollclos.GEAR, LANSING & General Agents.EMMETT MAY, Manager.

Jtidd Building, Honolulu.

THE CONNOISSEUR'S hy is

PASS?SEER

BECAUSE IT APPEALS HISurn atp tr"ra TATr

AND HIS JUDGMENT FOR PURITY

W. C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd.Sol .A

Telephone 3STo. 4- -

Telephone 92.

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Perfume

.00

38,331,242.67Policy

CO.,

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H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,. . . .IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions and FeedNew goods received by every paoket from the States and Europe.

FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.All orders faithfully attended to, and enods delivered

TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE.Gonoral Agents for tho Sanitarium Brand of Health 3?oods.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed

East Corner Fort and King Sts:

Machines Sold on Installments.Parts and Needles for

LOCK

OAKniAQB SUPPLIES.

nnd most ofand

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P. O. Box 145

and Repairing.All

STITCH

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ItOAD

-HT, Prop'r.FORT STREET, ABOVE HOTEL,

L. PRESCOTT,AGENT TOR

Wheeler WilsonAND CHAIN

gents.

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NEAR HOTEL STREET, - - HONOLULU, II. I.

Ma iaaiajsiaisisisMSJsisMsi3iBi5iHisiaiEisi3i3Eisiarsiaiasiai

Handsome vehicles!On tho bark S. C. Allen wo rocolved a largo lot of the Lntost Styles p

in 8UIHIEYS, PIIiETONS ondAlso

Honolulu Carriage ManufactoryW. "W. TVItlG

V3Si3iai3iaiaiaiEiEisisiE!iajaiasfsi3iaisiaiaiaiai9MBJSj

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RentingAtachlnes.

Sewing MachineCOMBINED.

CAItTS.

F.

&

FORT,

Hello, Oahu Lumber and Building Go."

JiaWihkttl

"Hello!"1 'What kind of house can you build for $ 500? ""Almost as good asyou can get in California."

Hoyv can you build them so cheap?"J "Because we import all our materials direct

from the factory, and employ the best work-men. The best is the cheapest."

"Where is your business place?""Our Office and Yard is on King street, near

O. R. & L. Co.'s Depot; our Planing Mill corner King and Bethel streets. Telephones 53arid 838. P. O. Box 367. We can give youhundreds of first-clas- s references, among theleading people of these Islands.

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THE EVENING BOLLETIN. HONOLULU, H. 1., APBIL 10, ionnIO'JUiB" ,

'.

We KnowBy Experience

Wlso men use tho experience of othersand malco it tholr own.

Those who have taken Hood's Sarsapa-rlll- a

are tho ones who are competent tospeak of its merits.

Tho testimonials of cares by Ilood'sconstitute a vast mass of testimony whichproves tho power of this mcdlclno to curea great variety of diseases.

Tbcso cures often seem marvelous, yetthey are perfectly natural and aro easilyexplained. They aro tho necessary resultof purifying and enriching tho blood.

I have been troubled with scrofula allmy life', and It effected my eyos so that Iwas obliged to remain in a dark room. Ibegan taking Hood's Barsaparllla. Nowmy eyes are bo strong that tho light nevertroubles mo, and my health is good."Mrs. Camus Weeks, Lompoc, Cal.

Sarsa-MOO- O

S parillaIs tho Ono Truo Blood Purifier. Prlco fl.

to take, easy to buj,nOOU S fills easy to operate 5c.

Hotels and Restaurants.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo had for tho money.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTICCIGARS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

-- Near the New Theater

Best Meals in the City !

Prepared and sorvod by whlto

Opon day and night.1150 0. T. QOW, Mnnagor.

Waianae Hotel,Walanae, Oahu.

FINE SEA BATHING AND MOUNTAINSCENERY 1

AHEALTHFULSPOTCLOSETOTHESEAJSaT I All Trains to ani from Honolulu "Sr I Stop at the Hotel 1 f

Albert Toogood, Proprietor.

Experienced Caterer.

J.W. CHAPMANAnnouncos to tho publio that ho Is now

opon for ongagomonts to tako charge of

Banquots, Balls, Dlnnors and Garden

Parties, Socials, etcAddress caro Union Express Company

Dewey Restaurant.A First-clas- s Besort In ovory rospoct.

Tho best meal to bo had.ICE CREAM 15 CENTS A PLATE.

LOOK HOP ,fe CO.,Bnretanla and Kort Htrnnts.

Notice.Persons wishing to obtain board at

Makawno, Maul, can be sccommodatedat MBS. H. B. BAT LEY'S

Terms, (10 nor woolc.

Cnution.All those claiming lots under deeds or

receipts In the Oahu Cemetery are reques-ted to present evidences of their title toDavid Dayton, Secretary, at his office onMerchant street, on or before April 15th,1899.

All unsettled contracts or unclaimed lotswill be sold as provided under charter ofthe Association.

DAVID DAYTON,Secretary.

Per order of Board of Trustees.n88-n- t

iiAAViviiivrvMercantile Agency

210 KING STREET.ggDifflCDlt Collections a Specialty.

lonsoliiateu'SOua Water Co., LIEsplanndo,

orner Allen & Fort Sti., Honolulu

HOL LISTER A CO.,Agents.

Honolulu Iron "Works Co.Improved and modern SUGAR MA.

OWNER Y 'of every capacity nnd des.Jrlptlon made to order. Boiler workMid BIVKTED PIPES for irrlirotlonpurposes u specialty. Particular atten-tion paid to JOB WOBK, and repairs oxecutod at shortest notice .

NEWS OF THE WEEK ON MAUI

Wniluku, Maui, April 8. Dep-n- ly

Sheriff Scott line begun drill-ing tho Wniluku police Thouinuunl of arms nnd exorcises inmovements nre being taught.

Gaptnin of Lnhaina Police,Mr. Saffery, is now jailor at Eahu-lu- i

vice-- W. E.K. Maikai, resigned.Rev. J. M. Lowis held Easter

Services at tho Wniluku Foreignchurch last Sunday morning. MrsOgg of Waiheo presided at theorgan. The littlo church wastaBtily decorated with pottedpalms and ferns and presentedquito a respectablo appearance,something after the fashion ofHonolulu churches during Easterfestivals.

On Monday and Tuoiday oftbia weok an examination of teachors for primary certificates washeld in Wniluku school houseundor tho supervision of Messrs.If. W. Hardy and D. D. Unldwin,who constituted the board of examiners. Tho subject of tho ex-

amination papors wero: arithme-tic, geography, rhetoric, mothodof teRchinc, etc.

A Portuguese woman at tho newKihei pmutation was terriblyscorched in tho back last Wednesday. Tho woman was doing somecooking in the cook house, andwhen sbo turned around to gotsomething bet dress was caughtby tho firo. Fronziod with fearthe woman ran out which only incroaaod the fire, and by tho timeaid roaauou tuo triRhtonod womanand tho fire was extinguished, horback was torribly scorchod. Dr.Weddick attended tho 'injuredwoman who was removed to theMalulam hospital.

Tbo auotion sale of tho household effects, horses, brakes, etc., attuo residence o airs. Harriet ti.Eeckwith at Haiku this woek re-alized good prices. The totalamount received was about $1050.Geo. Hons was the auctioneer.

Kev. W. Anlt will hold Matinsand Holy Communion at theEpiscopal church of this town tomorrow inominc.

No ono has yet beon selected toBucceed Rev. S. Kapu as pistor ofthe Kaahumanu nativo church.

Dan Quill's canoe which waspioked up by natives at Hamoa,on the other sido of this islandsome time Bgo, was returned tohim today by tho finders who roceived a fair reward as salvage.The Olaudino brought back hocanoo. After the rainy soasonMr. Quill will ongage his canoo inthe hshing trado using it as n fishing smack.

D. Crowe! will bagin buildingtuo now waiueo oriage next mon-da- y.

Tho lumber and matorialsaro now on band. Tho bridgowill cost about SC00.00.

Tbo Hawaiian Fruit and. TaroCo. will soon finish its turn offurnishing the Lepor Settlementwitn paiaip, and W. JL. Wilcox ofHonolulu will begin supplyingthe Settlomont with paiai inabout two weeks' time.

Miss Dadoit will entertain aparty of ladies and gontlemon athor home atLauaina this evening.commonoing at G p. m. Tho eventis in honor of Dr. Dairson who isgoing away.

Harry Watorhouso, Jr., whohas boon recuperating at Kaluanui, for tho past week paid Wai- -

luku a visit today on his way toixiuui 10 meet uis iainor on moEinau and to sisn the corporationpapers of tho Niulii Sugar Co.,jjtd. Harry is looking well afterhis Boigo of illness and beliovosthat Kaluanui is just tho place torecuperate and gain health, givingtne inina u perfect rest from thoworries and anxieties in rolluotua-tioD- S

of sugar etooks. .

Deputy Sheriff Soott and Dis-trict Magistrate McKay returnedtoday per Olaudino nftor a fewdays visit of inspection to thoirestates at Nahiku.

Circuit Judge J. W. Ealaa goosto Honolulu today to hear thoejectment suit of tbo HawaiianCom. & Sugar Co. vs. tho Knhu-l- ui

R. R. Co.

Tho two-year-o- ld son of W. L.Furgason, of Bolton, Miss., hadwhooping cough. "After severalphysicians had prescribed for him,without giving relief," writes Mr.Knrrrnnnn. "T nnrminrlnrl mv vaitnto try a bottle of Chamberlain'svjougn iiomouy. J. no nrst aoeolinrl ilin (lnatrprl ofFnnf. nnd inforty-eig- ht hours ho was entirelyfreo from all cough. I considervonr rnmpdv the hpnt in thn mnrlt.et, especially for ohildron and ro- -

i 2i -- i. ii i: ti en luumuiumi u at uii iiiui-B-, uu cent

sizes for salo by all dnaleis. Benson, amith & Co . GonoralAgents.

Real Estate and Insurance.

iCTffTro

LIFJE and ITIRB

INUpdE WAGENTS FOB..

New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.

Etna Fire Insurance Company

of hartford.HENRY ST. GOAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARDPOLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

Partloilir attention ctven to purchtJe nj le olIt.ur.lt.n Ctir.nr Q.nU

Lonns NcgotUteJ. Eastern ani Forcljn Stocksana uonai.

403 California St.,San Francisco, Cal. 1172

Bruco Waring & Co.

Lands for Sale.Money to Loan on Mortgages.

Wa are Agents forSvea Fire Insurance Co. of Gothenburg

AND

American Fire Insurance Co. of Fhila.

PROGRESS BLOCK.Rooms t an I. Telephone 6;.

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.209J MERCHANT ST.

FOR SALE.

Twolvo Chluoso dranlto HitchingPosts, $3 each.

Proporty in town.

HOUSES TO LET.

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokers & Dealers

REALjEsTATE17 We will Bay or Sell Beal EataU ic

ul parts 01 tuo group.tW We will Bell Properties on Eeason

ible Oommloaiona 1

OFFICE. 10 West King Street

W.H.SMITHReal Estate ana Collect!

AGENCY.

OFFICE, 532 FORT STREET

MORRIS K.KEOHOKALOLE

TT..IiArl CJluiAH f4ft I n "f Tt t A wLJrUllliuuowiua vmomiii axuubv jiiukui.Accountant, Scarchor of Titles andCionoral liuslnoM A gout.Tolonliono 620.

OFFI01C: No. 15 Kaahumanu street,Honolulu. Formerly A. Jtosa's ouioo

JAS. F. MORGAN,

Membei ol Honolulu Stock Exchange,Queen itreet.

Telephone 71. P. O. Dot 594

BRUCE OARTWRIGHT,General Manager ot

The Equitable Life Assurance Societj

Of the United States for the Hawaiian, Island).

Orr'oei Merchant street, Honolulu

JAS. F. MORGAN,UOTXOMKER AND BTOCK BUOKEll

Mo. 45 Queen Btreet.

Expert Appraisement of Bea)2atate and Furniture.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stook and Bond Broker.

Member ol lb Honolulu Stock Exchange,

Offlco Quoon street, opposite UnionFeed Company.

Telepkou 306, P.O. Box J7J.

Agents, Bakers, and Jobbers.

Ik Ikirlw&Co. 1Shipping andCommission Agents.Sugar Factors,Stock Brokers, andDealers inInvestmentSecurities

Members of the Honolulu Stock Exchange

Particular attention given to the pur-chase and sale of Sugar and CommercialStocks.

Agents for the British-America- n Steam-ship Company.

Agents tor tne union Assurance win-pan- y

of London.Island Agents for Office, Bank and

School Furniture.

Office, Queen Street.,g TELEPHONE 11).

W.G.irwin&Go.Limited

Agents forWestern Sugar Befinory Co. ol Ban

FranoUco,Baldwin Locomotive Works ot Phila-

delphia, Fenn.. U. B. A.Nowell Universal Mill Co. (National

Caue Bhrecldirl.N." York; U. 8. A.N.OhUudt & Co'e CheUoal Fertilizers.Alox Cross & Bons, hirji grade fertll.

izera for Cane and Coffco.Heeds Steam l'lpo Covering

4.1SO

Offer for SaleParafflne Paint OoV V & B Paints and

Papers; Lncol nnd LJnbeed oils, rawand boiled.

Indnri--J, (a oold voter paint) In whiteand colors.

Filtor Press Cloths, Cement, Lime andBricks.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED.

IIOIV01.UL.U.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

Tne Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., LtJ.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walamea bugar Mill Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co.The Onomea Sucr Co.The Fulton lrn Wurkt, St. Louis. Mo.The StanJarJ Oil Co.The (ieo. I:. Ul.iUe Steam Pumpa.Weston's CentrlttitraW.

The New Englanl Lite Irsurance Co, ol Bostoa.The Etna Eire Ins. Co. ol MartlnrJ. Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. ol LrnJon.

Alexander&SaldwinSUGAR

FACTORS 0GOMISSIONMERCHAMT- S-

Agents for the California and OrientalSteamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING,FOItT STIIKET.

1180

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.(LIMriBD).

ffm. O. Irwiu, - Presidont and ManagerJlaus Bprockols, ...W. M. Qlffnrd, - Seorotary and Treasurerrheo. 0. Porter, ... Auditor

Su&ar FactorsAND

Commission Agents.AQXNIB or TUM

1UEAN10 STEAMSHIP COMPANYOF HAN FJUNOIBOO. OAI.

BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,Queen street, llonoluln, H.l.

AGENTS FORHiwallau Agricultural Company, Onomea SagaiAirnpany, llonomu Sugar Company, Wallokalogar Company, Walhee Sugar Company, Make'liar Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, la

Ranch. Line San KranclecoJackets, Chaa. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bostoarackets. Agents Boston Board of Underwriters,Itenls Philadelphia Hoird of Undtrwilters.

usi or ornoiaaiQ M Cooko. President! dtwrge U Uobertson,aansgorj r, r uisnop, xreasnrot nnd Heo-tar- yi

Ool. W F Allen, Auditor! 0 M Cooke,1 Waterhonse. A W Carter. Directors.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,Wholesale Importer! and Jobbers of

faroptan and American Dry Ooodt

Fott and Qneen Btrevbi,

H. UACKFELD & CO., LW

IENFML COMMISSION AGENTS,

dor. Fort and Qneen Btreet Honolulu,

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THE EVENING BPLLKTIK: HONOLULU, B. I.,' APRIL 10, 1899.

Evening Bulletin,Fublnhtd Every Day, cpt Sunday, at tio King

ttrt. Honolulu, H. I., b lh

BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.

W. R. FARRINOTON EditorDANIEL LOOAN City Editor

MONDAY, Al'llIL 10, 1899.

If Gen. Miles anticipates ridinginto the "Whito bouso on orobnlra-e- 1

beof, be lms end died tlio wrongborso.

Tho 8ucco38 of experiments intelogrnphing ncross tbe Englishcbannol without wires gives Huwnii n now etar of liopo to follow

for iuter-inlnti- d communication.

Now tbe people will awnit withinterest what mensuro of reoognitiou will bo given Asiutic laborby tho Snn Ernncipco contractorwho is to build the Ueretaninstreet school

According to thedificuesion thatftf going on nbout speculation,oVory nifin who sells his sugaretock nt five dollnrs nihnnce willbo directed to realms below whenho appears before St. Peter.

After all it may turn up thatBishop Willis is the keenest dip-

lomat of them nil. His submitsion of his church matters to theArcbishop of Canterbury is nmove, that evqn tho Advertisercannot attack.

Another Italian cruiser is tak-

ing a quiet cruise, toward tbeOrient. This of course hue noaigniGcanco in tho division ofOh inn, but it is rather nnubunl tohavo Italian cruisers flocking inthat direction to merely pass awaytho time.

Had tho Philippines beon loftto Spain or even to Aguiualdo thehowl over tbo harsh and midievalgovernment would Iihvo beenheard from oto end of the land totho othor. It is just as hard as tosatisfy all tho pcoplo all tho timoas it is to fool them.

If California wants ProfessorKoebele badly cnongh to bo annexed as a county of tho State ofHawaii, why thon we might thinkof asking Mr. Iloebolo to sacrificehis own desireB in tbo interests ofpolitics. Under no other circum-stances will Hawaii bo willing tolet him go.

A Jefforsonian dinner has divid-

ed tho New York Demoorats, ifoot tho national party, into tbo"twenty dollar dinner" and tho"one dollar dinner" factions. Foronco politicians are logical. The

are the tos

of freo silver. When the noxtJefforsonian anniversary comeBaround tho freo silver men willbanquet atjthe, freo lunch counter,

In tho SampBon-Sohlo- y contro-versy tho controversy is all onSchley's side. Sobloy, like cer-tain Hawaiian oOicials, hesitatedwhon action was domanded andbis published dofouBo has onlymado a bad matter worso. Whoncorrect history is writton it willbe Minister Cooper, not PresidentDole, who will bo tbo AdmiralSampson of Hawaii's war crisis.

THIS IICPUULIO OATH.

If the oath to support tho Ito-publ- io

of Hawaii tho oathby local olection laws is

obsoleto tbon tho whole eleotionlaw, tho olection and all connect-ed therewith should bo throwninto the political sorap hoap, Iftho government has tho right topasB over this requirement of thoHawaiian Constitution, it certain-ly had tho right and should havemade use of it to upset or sot asidetho numerous o(hor un-Am-

icanisms that appear in tho con-stitution and laws of Hawaii. Noono questions that tho require-ment of the Ropublio of Hawaii

ith ought to bo put back on tho

shelf nlotig with othor politiralcuiios, but under tho Newlandsresolution Presidout MoKinley istbo only person who can direct orauthorize any change from theusual courso which tho constitu-tion or laws of tho Ropublio mapont. Tbo situation is an unfor-tauat- u

one, so it is with tho tarifflaw, shipping law, immigrationInw and what not, but theUnited States Congress didnot consider tbo conditionssufficiently BoriouB to receivoimmediate attention and it isdoubtful whether tho Presidentwill take, any aotion that willbring rolief. As long as the Ropublic of Hawaii remains thofrarao work for doing local govornmental and political business,tbe elections under tho Republicmuet continue, to be representa-tive of tho pcoplo who tako thooath to support tho Republic.

PUNA'S SUGAR SCHEME

Tho Herald gives a list of .aboutfiftoen dwelling and store build-ings being orocted or projected inHi'o.

Representativo A. 13. Looben-ste-

.is recovering from tbe grip.Rev. J. A. Cruzau led the Hirel-

ing of tho Salvation Army onoevening latoly.

Peter McRae, head ovorseer oftho Hilo Sugir Co., will bo man-ager of Olaa plantation.

The bark Roderick Dhu sailodfor San Franoisco on Wednesdaywith a long list of passengers anda cargo of sugur valued at $212,-5G3.9- U.

"Puna for sugar,'! 'B 'ue noa-in- g

of a local article in theTribune. It tells of tbo inspec-tion of the district made by J. T.Mori and 0. M. Walton, two plan-tation managers, and A. J. Campboll, tbo Honolulu capitalist. Thoreports of tho sugar men aro mostfavorable. They havo found fromfivo to six thousand acres of lnndeminently suited to cane growiug,exlendiug from tho sea to au ele-vation of about ono tboufnnd feotand embracing tho Lyman landsCatholic Mission lands, Rycroftland and Eoveral smaller holdings.Tho experts believe that from fiveto six tons per acre can bo pro-duced and that a yearly output fortho plantation of 10,000 tons isreasonable. The transportationfor the plantation will bo by rail-way as on Waiakoa plantation.Tho mill will be at the coast andthe landing probably at Pohoiki.Enough water for mill purposes isavailable, tbo greon lake at Ly-man's boing capablo of furnishing20,000,000 gallons. Tho soil is a a,much resembling Wniakea, and ispartly open and partly wooded.Labaiua emio will bo planted andseed will bo purchased for pattingin 10C0 acres this year, thus sav-ing much time.

I.Mrtt 4'ltnrtert.Following oro the latest Pacific

Coast charters for ports on thesoislands: Sobr H O Wright. 276tons. Mdso San Francisco to Kahului; ohartered by Alexandor &Baldwin: sobr Esther Bubme.272 tons. Mdse San Franoisco toHonoipu; chartered by Hind,Rolph fc Co; bk Aunio Johnson,970 tons. San Francisco to Hiloin Spreokol's lino.

In Campbell vs. Guliok, fore-closure of mortgage, a stipulationof this date gives defendant thirtydays whoroin to answor.

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The and

To-dny- 's Honolulu StockHxcluinge Report.

NAME STOCKS ,Cfig"tfp DM Aikd

Mercantile.

C. Brewer & Co $1,000,000! to,ooo$i,ooo,oool 370

SugsrAm liiff'rfn Al 750,000 i5,oodAmSuLo.p J up 750,000 750,000Ew PlAnt'n Co t,ooo,ooa jo, 000 9,000,000HamoAplanCo' i.?5o 175,000Htw'n Art. Co 1,000,000 to, 000 1,000,000lUw'n Sun Co t,ooo,ood 30,000 1,400,000Honomu Su Co 300,000 000 300,000Hon ok a S Co I,ooo,orxi 10,000 900Haiku SugarCo 500,000 5,000 500,000Kahuku Pi n Co 500,000 5,000 5. 9O0

Klliel PCoLdAs 1.500,000 lo.ooa 9M" rd up t, 500,000 )OOO0 1,500,00c

KlpahuluSuCo 160,000 1,600 160,000 1 joKoloa SuparCo 300,000 j.oon 300,00cKunaSuCo.As 320,000 ,9oaKonaSCopJup i8o,oto 1,800 iPo.oocMaunilel SC A 900,000 9,000 90,00c H

" p4 up 100,000 1,000 100,00cOahuS Co. 9,400,00014,000 9,400,00a 96 J 3jOnomca Su Co t, 000,00010,000 I,ooo,oonOokata SP'nCo 500,000 5,00a 500,000 140Olowalu Com'yl 150,0004 1,50c 150,000PaauhauSPCo (.000.000 IrtA.nnr 5,000,000Pacific Su Mill 500,000 5,000 500,000PilaPlint'nCo' 750,000 7,500 750,000Pepeckeo Su Col 750.000J 7,500 750,000PlomerMlll Co 1,150,00013,500 t, 350,00cWaWiuAgCoA 0,000,000 10,000

" " (pJi'P) il5oo,oco't$,ooa 1,500,000walanaeCom y JOJ.OOO 1,000 300,000Watluku Su Co 700,000 7,ooO 700,000WalmanaloSCo 959,000 .50 953,000WatmeaMlllCo is 5,000 1,150 "5.SUtcttUntout I

Wlldft S S Co 500.000 5.000 500,000: no500,000 5,000 500,000 16)

Haw n Dec Co 50,000 9. 9 50 915.0C-- J tooHono.ttT&LCo too,'' 00 S.OIO to.ooofMutual Tele Co 150,000 iJ.9oMakihaCoff As 9000 90pi Up 31,000 31c 31,000!Oahu Ryi&LCo 9,000,000 ao.ooc i,ooo,ouoj

BonJt,

Haw Gov.Cper c

HGovPotS.4MOahu Ky&L Co

SALES REPORTED.91 llaw'n Agricultural Co,jv; joKlhel, nJiS 15

Mnei. is.

Cloud of Dait.Tbo Kinau had all kinds of ex-

periences ou her last trip. Onoof these was tho taking aboard ofclouds upon oloudd of KUiei dustand dust from ndioiuinc territory.Fursor Beckley says it is nil oftbe very best quality and that, atthough it mado extra work for thocrow, lie is glad to have had tboopportunity of inspecting it soclosely.

Ilcmnrknble Hp..l.This ad was written while rl J- -

Ins a new 99 model Sterling bicy-cle from the Custom House wherean entry was made for a ship-mentof Sterling bicycles whichjust arrived on the Alice Cook,The new 99 model travels so fastthat there was a space of nearly12 leet coverea irom tne time-n- iepencil left one word and com-menced the next.

Anyone can build a bicycle, run a Hotel,Paint a Dam, or sell Sugar Stocks, and playan Ukelele. Paint and plate will doctor acheap bicycle into excellent Immltatlon ofthe high grade article, but a month's us-age of each will discover a difference, theparallel of a donkey to a race horse. Take"a good wok at the Sterling before you buya wheel and see what a beauty the Paci-fic Cycle & Alfg Co., will sell you for$60.00.

All SortsAndConditionsHOSE! - - - j

GARDEN HOSE I

STEAM HOSE I

SUCTION HOSE!

Closing out odd lots nt special

prices regardless of the advance in

rubber.

Pacific Hardware Co.. Ltd.

Fort Stroot.

Company of Maryland,

BANKERS !

Most Banks are taking up the Bonding of employees with a SURETYCOMPANY instead of a personal surety. Personal surety is generallygood at the time of filing the bond, but it canmot be relied upon at alltimes. Where all the employees are bonded

The and Deposit Company of Maryland

will write If descrided a BLANKET SCHEDULE BOND to cover allpositions. These are the most liberal form of bonds written and permittransfer of clerks without notice and allow claims for losses incurredthrough FRAUD or DISHONESTY of employees from date of issuanceof bond to its termination, renewal periods included Blanket schedulebonds also written for Merchants. Railway and Steamship Companies,Factors, etc. ,

Send card or call for particulars and rates.

Fidelity Deposit

of

Fidelity

407 FORT ST., HONOLULU.

Till? I)

Of a FASHIONABLE SUITpresupposes the purchase of a FINE HATto complete the harmonv of dress. Oursuits are stylish and dressy, and our hatsmaae to matcn. suits irom $10.00 up.Spring Hats both In straw, and felt from$1.00 up.

The varied styles, the wonderful varietyof silks which mark the high-clas- s neck-wear In our large stock, Is not a dream buta veritable fact. Our spring patternshave never been surpassed In the historyof neck dress. Whether style of silk orpattern, or the most dressy or fashionable,we have It. Prices from 25 cents up.Bat ties. Ascot. Four-ln-Han- Club. Teskand Imperials.

Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen Mesh

Underwear. Send for Catalogue.

"The Rash,"9 Hotel Street : : WaTHfley BlOCt

We Make Shirts to Order.

Tolophono No. 670.

FLAG

ENVELOPES

THE

GoldenMeBazaarHas just placed on sale a very neatHawaiian Flag Envelope, made afterthe official flag. Nice to use inforeign correspondence.

Hawaiian Fans.Hawaiian Hats.Hawaiian Curios.Books and Stationery.Light Weight Papers for Foreign

Correspondence.

ALL PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT I

310 Fort Street,

J. M. WB.

B B BWo liavo commoncod with tho first

letter and will run through tho alpha-ho- t,

ono lottor for each wook. Road tholist of nrtlclos wo carry in stock.

Ilaskots, But tor Moulds;Butter Faddlos, Ilutchor Knlvos,Broad And Buttor Plates,Broad And Buttor Knlvos,Broad Bozos, Broad Fans,Boor Glassos, Bon Bon DIshos,Bon Bon Spoons, Bolls,Bono Flatos, Horry Sots,Banquot Lamps, Bracket Lamps,Baking Shells, Brollors,Baby Food Cups, Bako Dishes,Bako Fans, Basins,Basting Spoons, Baths (Infants),Bowls, Broad ltalsois, ,

Buckets, Bird Cages,Bird's Bath, Bouillon Cups,Bush Hooks, Brooms;Brushos, Burnors,Brackets, Bracos, Bits,And many other nrtlclos In B.

W. W. Dimond & Co,,LIMITED.

.Von Holt Block, King street.

JSTSole Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for"Jewel" Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Re-frigerators, Primus Oil Stoves.

Fop Rent.

A New, Cottage on thebeach at Waikiki, containing

4 Bedrooms, a large Lanai,Kitchen, Patent W. C, Bath-

rooms and Servants' Quarters.

For particulars apply to

WILLIAM SAYID6E,

No. 310 Fort St.Evxe. T77"ol",

Late of Sin Francisco, hat opcneJ

DRESSMAKING ROOMSAt the QUCEN HOTEL COTTAOn. Through lonBexperience and constant attenJance to work at theCoast, Mrs. Wolt has acquired the art ol perfectfitting, and also clvlne full satisfaction In the latestand modern fashion.

GENUINE TRADE WINNERS

Shirt waists !

The Largest Assortment of Popular Sellers.Made Expressly for Us.

Style and Fit Guaranteed.

N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

Direct Importers.The Rock Lick Block

Is a discovery, the result of thirty years' practical experience In the doctoring ofSTOCK for worms and parasitic diseases. It is UNANIMOUSLY declared bySTOCK OWNERS who have used It to be the most Important vererlnary discoveryever brought under their notice.

In cases of WORMS, BOTTS, pleura, TUBERCULOSIS, Texas fever, milk andother fevers, Its value as a preventive Is incalculable; as a cure Immeasurable.Actlns as it does both as a tonic and restorative, animals accustomed to use theRock Lick Block are rendered sufficiently strong constitutionally to resist parasitesand worms of all kinds. Millions of Stock die annullv (sheep lit particular) fromwasting, dropsical, or bottled diseases, notwithstanding that they are drenchedrepeatedly, as well as receiving a continuous supply of salt and Iron.

Horses suffer from botts and worms, and require to have them removed, as wellas having a tonic.

Dulry Cows suffer from fever, sunstroke, tuberculosis, pleura, inflammation ofthe feet, Inflamed udders, etc., etc.

The ue of the Rock Lick Block entirely supersedes the primitive and expen-sive system of drenching. All animals fake it readily.

To the Dolrymnn it Is of very great Importance; To the Sheep FnrnicrIt is an Imperative requisite. No horse or cattle owner can afford to be without It.No parasite can continue In the body of animals that get it.

Rock Lick Block, besides being a great herbal medicine tonic, a sure wormand parasite destroyer, a blood purifier, builds up and strengthens the constitution ina remarkable manrer, at the cost of Sulphale ol Iron and Salt. Our directions aregiven to economise; It leaves no injurious effects If taken continuously; and It con-tains no poison,

Sheep should get this Lick as a preventive.Dairy Cows. As a preventive to pleura, tuberculosis, Inflamatlon of the

feet, stomach sickness, Impaction of the stomach,etc, it has no cjjual. Keep a cou-ple of boxes In your milking yard.

In attacks of all diseases allow the Llcjc contlruously until the diseaseis overcome.

Horses. Stock and all grass fed horses should get It monthly. Young horsesare especially subject to worms, botts, and other ailments which this Lick Is aspecific for. In tropical climates the horse is subject to parasitical diseases whichcause great weakness, debility, paralysis, and death. This Lick Is a remedy.All outbreaks of strangles, pinkeye, Influenza, malignant sare throat, are modified bythe use of the Lick.

CW. MACPA.PL AJVE, Agent.

FOR SALE !

That Elegant Residence of Thos.R. Lucas, Esq., Beretania

and Kinau Streets.SIZE OF LOT, 200XSS0.

Consisting of large house withDouble Parlors, Dining Room, 4 large Bed Rooms, Lanai, Kitchen,Bath, etc. Also Cottage of 3 large rooms, with Bath Room and Closet.

Servants' House of 4 rooms, Carriage House, and everything re-

quired for a first-clas- s home.The grounds are planted with all kinds of fruit and ornamental

trees, flowers and ferns.This is one of the nicest homes in Honolulu. Must be seen to be

appreciated. For further particulars see

L. C. ABLES, Real Estate Agent,315 Fort Street. Telephone 139.

1161

STRONG AND WHITE!Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.'s

"5" FLOUR!THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.

Agents for Hawaiian Islands,

Invalids' Rolling ChairsFOR RENT AND FOR SALE

AT THE

City Furniture Store,Telenhono 810. Love Building, 53-1-53- Fort St.

HONOLULUTHE NEW DRUG STORE.

P. o. nox (79,,

t Vara DnicH and Clinmlrjila.

DRUG CO.VON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST.

..TEIEPHONBMWtyy

Cough Syrun.

t rroscrlptlons mid Fiunllv ItecoIntH our snnMnit

rOTdmllootaT0,tot no(1UhiUo8, MlIMt rer'um. Tollot Waters, Faco

lit VItamr,C "t0"8 ar rocommondod for nU Nervous Troublos, Rheumatism,tt Wo toll tho genuine Compound4 For a Disinfectant uso Chlorozono.

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KAUAI NOTK8.

Deputy BherllT Pmimr lttcki liltArm IIdly.

A Knuai correspondent writesae followB:

"Wo Lave bad qaito a little exoitemont tbis week. The soldiersfrom Honolulu catno ovor fromWaimos Wednesday. Tboy camp-ed at Kalopaki, Rice's soa-Bid- e

placo at Nawiliwili. Tbo officerswero ontertainod at a lunu at tboborne of Sheriff Coney on Fridayevening.

"There havo been soveral picnicsduring the past fortnight. Thefinest one of the week was givonby Mrs. Lindemann and Mrs.Boswell Thursday up Waialaariver. Tbo elito of Lihuo waspresent.

"It was at tbis picnic that De-

puty Shoriff Frosser mnt with nnaccident. "Whilo attempting topick up bis bat from the groundwithout alighting, his horse shiedand threw him off, breaking his

. arm very badly about two inohesabove the wrist."

Ed. Towbo of tbo Advertiserwas down town for a Bhort timetoday. Ho will not go back towork for sovHral days yet. Mr.Towso speaks most eutliusiaslicnUly of tbo treatment accorded himby Superintendent Eckrtrdt andthe nurses at the Queen'u hot-pit'il- .

2LSM3I

!

"My...

Husband",.said a society woman, "se-

lected a ,

TRIBUNEBICYCLE

for me this season .. Hesaid the Tribune was safe,light and beautiful and knewit vi uld please me .. Yes,I am perfectly satisfied."

TRIBUNE CYCLES

NEVER DISAPPOINT.

D. B. WHITMAN,

Tribune Agent.

Tolepliono 740.

Pacific Heights Notice.

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

tSPACIFIC HBIGHTS,2j- -

Situated on the rWnificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenicview sirercnmg irom uiamona neaa over riuiuiuuwi iu mcWaianae range of mountains.

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

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

The elevation of the property is from 150 to 750 feetabove sea level.

Applications will be numbered and filed, and choice willbe allotted according to the number of the applications.r Only $1,000 for a lot 100 x 200 feet. Terms easy.

BRUCE WARING & CO.,Kooms i ana , progress piuck.

$10 Each MonthUNTIL PAID, WILL BUY A

Kroeger Piano.By this installment plan most any home can have a good piano.

If intending to purchase you should call and see our handsome

stock.

Sole Agents for

-- Jl.

CHICKERINGKIMBALL - SKROEGERHINZE

PIANOSt .

ESTYKIMBALLNBEDHAM

ORGANS

Pianos Tuned and Repaired

BEMSTMMDSICCO:;Ltd:Progress Blook., ,

CORNER FOUT AND BERETANIA STREETS.

SiiWfo(U lJ&:kid&&k'i

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APJRIL 10, 18JJ. v,i

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Tho climnto hnB no effect onthe PeorloHR Preserving Pniut.

A nico oottngo to lot at theEagle house. Boo nd oo pago 8.

Tho publio BohooW started upngnin today aftor tho Easter vticu-tio- n.

Tho polico will have n drillThursday. Tho moo are prepar-ing for it now.

Manuel Freilns, a Portugneeneed CO, died of bronchitis at Ka-lihi-u-

on Sunday.Tho business men's class in tho

Y M. 0. A. pymnasium moots at4:30 o'clock tbis aftornoon.

Hugh IIowoll, 0. E., of Maui isin town consulting tho authoritiesabout roads in Hana district.

Minister King returned to hisoffice this morning aftor severaldays of a tussle with the grip.

Tbo meteor seen hero on Wed-nesday evening of last week waswitnessed by tho peoplo of Kolon,Kanai.

The March term of tbo SupromoCourt closed at noon Saturday.Several cases arc to be heard mvacation.

N. S. Sachs & Co., Ltd,, havo onhand a lnrgo assortment of shirt-waists of tho latest style. Sco adon page 4.

A society woman Riatos that herhnsband presented her with a Tri-bon- o

bicyclo. Now all society iscrazy to obtaiu one of tho samomake.

Attorney Oenoml Cooper isstill unable to como down to hisoffice. While recovering in thelatter part of tho week ho tqok afresh cold.

There waBan impromptu dancoat tho Hawaiian hotol after dinnerSaturday night. A pianist fromdown town was engaged to fur-nish tho music.

Tho caeo of tho Kahuku Japan-pe- e,

charged with murder in tbofirst degree, accessory thereto andrioting, will como up in the 1'oliceCourt tomorrow morning.

The Hooulu and Hoola LahuiSooiety will hold their regularmonthly mooting on Wednesdaymorning at tho Kapiolani Ma-

ternity Homo at 10 o'clock. Allmembers aro requested to attend.

Owing to tho equally woathorit is considered inadvisable totend a lot of peoplo to Molokaitoday. 0. B. lieyuolris, executiveofficer of tho Bond of Hoalth, maygo over, by way of Kaunakakai,tomorrow.

The Busini'88 Men and RoughRiders will havo a match iamo ofbasket bull at the Y. M. 0. A.this evening at 7:30, and tho Ho-nolul-

and Diamond Hoads at8:30. This is the second night ofthe league games.

Drs. Weddick and McConkeyreport tho cause of ThomasCampbell's death as fatty degen-eration of tho hoart. Tho pre-sumption is that this was thecauso of his not rallying from theshock of amputation of tho arm.

Mies Willard, complexion spe-cialist, has oponed parlors inVineyard street, third cottagewest of Nuuanu street. MissWillard employs the most improv-ed methods in electrical facialmasBago and manicuring. SoeNew Today.

Tho largo amount of cash andsecurities handled by employes inmorcantilo firms, makes it almostcompulsory on tho employers partto insist that his employee hndBBBured bonds. Bankorsandothorscan easily arrange this matter atcomparatively small costs by communicating with the Fidelity andDoposit Company of Maryland,407 Fort street.

T. G. BALIENTYNE.

H. P. EAKIN.

Ballentyne&Eakin

STOCKBROKERS .

...AND...

General Insniw Apis,

McINERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

Talk's CheapPRICES MUCH REDUCED.

GRAPHAPH0iSE$12,SQ

NEW RECORDS by the well-know- n

Hawaiian "Kawalhao Quintette Club"(the most popular native singers In the

Islands).

Headquarters for Gramophones, Grapha-phone- s,

Reglna Music Boxes.

WASHBURN GUITARS AND MAN-

DOLINS, the best In the world.

Music Department of

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

If you want business property,If you want a home cheap,If you want a lodging house.If you want property that will enhance Invalue, it will pay you to consult

W. E. BIVENS,Fort street, opposite Bank of Hawaii.

The Bulletin classifies its ads. Re-sultsmall advertisers get a squaredeal.

&&

BakeryAND

The Only Flrat-Ctn- as America"Rcstnurant In the City.

Ice Cream ParlorsTn connection.

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

mirlni1

527-52- 9 FORT ST.,HONOLULU, II. I.

nUSINKSS LUNCH, from II n in. till2 p. Ill 26 cents

DINNIHt, from 6 to 7 p. in 60 cents"59

Notaries.

N. FEHNANDE.ZI

HOTnRY PUBLIC anfl TYPEWMTEBOffice: 8 Merchant ttrcrt, Camptelt block, rear

J. O. Curler's nfticc. P. O. Box 194

EDIKUND H. HART,Notary Public and Typewriter

Conveyancer nJ Searcher of Recordi.

Onlco CamtiboU'R Block, Merchant St.Next door to. Hawaiian Wine Co.

aiinnnilt.iMiim.i.iiiNi.niiinn.iiiiJi.iiin;,,,;!!!;;: ;iiilliil,i11i;ll.:ui;,::lnni;.iih:ilin, miiiiiiiiiiiiiip

PocbLet Cutlery ! I"OUR VERY BEST"

Line ( COW BOY KNIVCS. MUNTINO KNIVES. CARPENTER KNIVES, CATTLEKNIVES. IVORY HANDLE KNIVES. BUCK HANDLE KNIVES SPRING BACK KNIVES.SHEATH KNIVES. JACK KNIVES, PEN KNIVES, BONE HANDLE KNIVES. IRONHANDLE KNIVES, COCOA HANDLE KNIVES, GENTLEMEN S IVORY HANDLE PENKNIVES, LADIES' IVORY HANDLE PEN KNIVES

In Oocuh Finish.Is the finett line of cutlery ever IntroJuceJ here. Call In nJ examine ihnn

PEARSON & HOBRON, Agts312 FORT ST. Telephone 565.

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In selecting Giltsmany points are to be considered:FirM oi ail, where is the largestand Di'st display to be seen ?

Second, tne quality and prices ?

After you have convinced your-

self on these jtwo points the restis easy.

Stock.We have on display the

largest and greatest variety of

CHOICE GOODS ever offeredin Honolulu. We know our pricesare right, because we buy rightfrom the manufacturers, therebysaving the percentage made bythe middle man.

and BestWhen you come to our store

we feel it our duty to familiarize

you with the goods we carry, and

our time is yours.

Come and inspect our stock.

Goods are all marked in plain

figures.

Co.

CompleteAssortmentLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

In all grades the cheapest to the Sanitary,Diamond Hermsdorf Dyes

W. JORDAN'S,No. FORT ST.

c&s$p$?zmmi

Largest

Cheapest

Hollister Drug

Aof

frombest.

and

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Attorneys.

Cathcart&ParkeAttorneys-at-La- w

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

GILBERT F. LITTLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAWUILO, HAWAII'

CHARLES F. PETERSON"

Attorney at Law andrsTofcarv Public.

Knnhumaiiu Htreet.

, JOHN Ei. 3CAULUKOU,t

BETHEL ST., HONOLULU.

,T. M. KAN BAKUA,Attorney unci Counsellor at

Law.Qjllco: In tho Occidental Hotel, cor-ryr-

King and Alakoa Stroets, Hono-lulu. 1157

W. C. Achi. Knock Johnson.AC HI & JOHNSON,

attorneys anil Counselorsat Law.

Onico No. 10 West King streot.Tolepnono 884.

. M. BROOKS,i orney-a- t -L- itx-w.,

Comer Tort ani Hotel streets.Over Falrchlli's Shoe Store.

HONOLULU, H. I.

. M. O. Barney. ntr.Dr.RiCK W. Hankey.

BARNEY & HANKEY,Lawyers.

Will practice In all the Hawaiian and Unite! StatesCourts.

Rooms 11-- 12, PROGRESS BLOCK,Cor. Fort ana Beretanla streets.

FRANCIS .T. BERRY,

fcWill practice In all the U. S. Federal

ana auic vuuri.Prajress Block, cor. Beretanla ani Tort streets.

all t: Rooms 5 and 6,

E. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,

HAS MOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.

T. McCants Stewart,ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

HAS MOVED to the Model Block. Fort

street, opp. Catholic Church.1186

Snrgeoas and Physicians.

DR. WALTER HOFFMANN.CORNER BER15TANIA AND PUNCH.

BOWL STREETS.

Office Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 3

p.m.;7to 8 p. tn. Sundays: 8 to 10

a. 111. Tolepnono on), r. u. nox out.

DR. A. N. SINCLAIR,,13 KINO ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE.

Hours: 9-- a. in., 3 p. in., 7-- 8 p.m.Sundays, 12-- 2 p. m.

Tolophono 741. 1107-3- m

DR. C. L. GARVINOtOro: 637 Kino Stiiekt, nonr Punch-

bowl, Honolulu, H. I.TELEPHONE No. 448

Hours: 9 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 3 p. m.j7 to 8 p. m.

Dentists.

BB. ALBERT JOKES DERBY

Dentist,. CORNER FORT AND HOTEL STS.,

MOTT-SMIT- BLOCK".TMJJrnoNEs: Office, 018; Rosidonce,

789. Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. in.

A. C.WALL.D. D.S.,O.E.WALL.D.D.S.,IDENTISTB.

New Love's Balldlnof, Fort BtreetiTELEPHONE 484.

DR. P. E. CLARK,

DENTIST.i?-- 14 Progress Block, cornor Boretanla

and fort Biroots, iionoiuiu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

So. 219 Hotel street. Telephone 505.HOURS: 9 to 12 a.m. mid 1 to 4 p.m.

Notice.Anyone found trespassing on my Plan-

tation at Hanalel, Kauai, after 8 o'clockp. m. will be prosecuted according to law.4 SEE TAl WA1.1187-20- 1 Hanalel, Kauai.

tL'fi- - kmldmtH:

Calumet Perfection( '"V Quality J

Baking

(T) Powder

Grocers.

"THAT MAN IS FRUGAL

And content indeed,Who finds food, solace

pleasure,IN A WEED."

Note the followingbrands of our

mportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories:

Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, 100 ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, too ina box.

Afrlcano, Conchas Selectas, ;o In a box.JocKey 100 in a dox." Delmonicos, 25 In a box.

" DelMontes. "Adelina Pattl, Esplenldos, "

' "Presidentes.Cas-indr- Regalia. Uloriosa, 50 in a box.Li Travinta Regalia, Nonpareil, 100 in box.Henry Clav, Camellas. 50 In a box.

Purltanas, Finos, 50 in a box.uock : uo.,H. Upmann. Cosmopolltanos, 50 in a box.Alexander Humboldt, Pacificos.so in a box.Alexander Humboldt. Republlcanos, 50 boxR. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 in a box.

Kecuerdos, aj In a box.La Intlmldad de Antonlno Caruncho, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box.

BSTAII of which we offer in Quantitiesto suit. Special prices to the trade.

Respectfully,

Lewis & Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 340

P. J. VOELLER & GO.,

Grocers.Corner Fort and Hotel streets.

1157 TKLKWIONn 080.

H. MAY & GO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

515 & 517 Fort St., HonoluluTelophoner 22 P.O. Box 470

Markets.

MMM MEAT CO.

108 KING STREET.G. J. Waller, : : Manaoei

Wlioloealo and Rotail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OP MEATS.

Families doslrlng tondor roasts,juicy stoaks and chops Bhouldcall on the

Central Meat MarketWo mako a spoelalty of family tradeand soil tho host at reasonablefigures.

H. E. GARES, Proprietor.214 Nuuanu St. Tolephone 104.

LATEST STYLES JEWELRYBy last steamer from the Coast.

THE REGULAR THINGAt my store, where the

BEST CUSTOM WORKIs done repairing and new workboth. Pins, s, bracelets, watch-making, etc.

H. G. BIART - 404i Fort St

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO,

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANAOBB.

EMBALMINGA specialty.

Office and Parlors614 fc 510 Fort St., near Hotel.

Telephone 170.

j!4fc3M&. "

THE ETEN1NQ BULLETIN: BONOLTJLL, H. I., APEIL 10, 1899.

ART LEAGUE HOME OPENED

For tho inauguration of thonow home of tho Kilohana ArtLeague in tho Model block, thomusical circle of the organizationarranged a very attractivo muei-cal- e.

It was given Thursday night.Tho hall was filled to the doorswith members and their invitedfriends. Decorations woro limitcd to an odd plant and a bou-quet upon aud about tho piano.

It would bo hard to say whethertho performances were bost at thebeginning, end or middle. Theyworo all of a very high class. Thonponing trio by Mrs. H. M. Mott-Srai- th

on tho piano-fort- e, Mrs. O.B. Cooper on tho violin and Mr.H. M. Mott-Smit- b on tho violon-cello would, in any ordinary con-cert havo been liable to sate thoauditors to a degroe that wouldranko a hard row to hoe for allsucceeding contributors.

A large class of small Ohinesogirls, directed by Mrs. Tuckor,sang, "Blow balmy breath ofSpring," by Mendelssohn in beau-tiful unison and with musicalvoices. The parts were distinctand (lie harmony perfect.

Miss Maud Kinney, a girl inher teens, cave a violin solo inoach part of the program. Showas accompanied on tho piano byher mother, and bandlod tho bowwith admirablo effect.

Mr. J. P. Williams, wearing thestripes of a sergeant in the U. S.forces, also appeared in bothparts. In threo selections he re-vealed a fine tenor voice used withgood expression. Mrs. Kinueywas his accompanist and, at lastappearance, Mibb Luoy Ward de-lightfully rendorod a violin obli-gate

Mr. Mott-Smit- besides hispart in tho opening number, wasdown for solos in two succeedingones. In the first one ho playedan allegro molto, an andante andan allegro vivace, which exhibitedthe rich variations of oxprosBionof which the violoncello is capablein masterly hands.

Miss Carrie Castle was rocoivedwith an ovation as sho came for-ward to opon tho second part witha piano solo. It was her first ap-pearance in public since her re-turn homo from a prolonged ab-sence abroad. Tho audience wasa reserved one in temperament.but it gavo a hearty onoore to Misscastle. It was easily recogniza-ble that she had not lost any ofher musical talent while abroad.

Mrs. O. B. Coopor was warmlyapplauded as she went to theplatform, and justified tho mostengor anticipations by her singingof an ariosso from "La Mort deJeanne d'Arc." Mr. Tarn Mo-Gre- w

played tho acoompanimont.The hall was found to bo a

comfortable, andcommodious placo of assembly.vVith tho platform at tbo side, aspeaker, an actor or a singer doesnot need to oxponod energy inreaching his auditors, whetherthoy are few or many. With en-trance and exit at both ends, widestairways and, if the occasionneed, the elevator besides, therois no squeezing in coming or go-ing.

WILIi OP JULIUS IIOTINO.

John Ena has filed a petitionthat ho be appointed anoillary ad-ministrator with the will annexedof tho estate of tho lato JuliusHoling situated in tho .HawaiianIslands. Attaohcd is a power ofAttorney to the petitioner fromAugust Bochtol of Bremen, thoexecutor named in tho will. Thetostator leaves one-ha- lf of hisestate to his wife, and tho othorhalf to his ohildron, Carl Juliusand Matildo, share and eharo alikeand one to substitute the othor.Tho will was executed at Brora on,Germany on September 21, 1898.Mr. Hoting died on December 1.The valuo of tho estato left inthose islands is put down at $16,-00- 0

for roal property and 87700for personal property.

m -

Honolulu Messenger Service do-live- rs

messages and packages.Telephone 378.

"I feel it my duty to give you atruthful statement of what Chamberlam'a Colic, Cholera andDiarrhooa Remedy did," writes J.S. Collins, of Mooro, S. C.,i"I hada child about two j earB old, thathad the diarrhoea for two months.I tried all the bost known remedies, but none gave tho least re-lief. When this romody came tohand, I gave na directed, and intwo days tho child was completelycured." Sold by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., GeneralAgents.

Photographers.

lo

and can give you

Many Testimonialsto that effect. We have built up abusiness second to none in thecity. We have the finest line of

Hand Camerasand KODAKS

On The Wayfrom the States that ever came to

Honolulu.

If you are thinkingof purchasing a Kodak or Camerado not do so until you have seen our

Stock.THE LeMUNYON PHOTO

SUPPLY CO.,Love Building, Fort Street.

Free! Free!!

FORTHIRTY DAYSONLY SC SC SC

By ordering a PHOTO BUTTON for75 cents or $1 we present to you a Ticket,which entitles you to a sitting at Williams'Photographic Gallery (either single orgroup).

Tickets can be had from

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

Oiitcc OOO Fort St., nr. Beretanla(Above Dewey Restaurant).- -

This Is positively the only way to pre-

serve Photos. They will last a lifetime.

Artistic

Photography!

nWe turn out the finest work

at the most reasonable prices.Souvenir Views of the Islands

in endless variety.

J. J. WILLIAMS,At tbo Old StandOn Fort Street ::

Tie Late Princess KainM.

FIFTY DIFFERENT VIEWSTO SELECT FROM, 8x10, AT

sPHOTOGRAPHIC CO., LTD., Vv

Corner Fort and Hotel Sts. N1169

Art Studio.BANKO H. KOBAYASHI,

Medalist.Model Block, - - Fort and Beretanla Sts.

WasliiDgton

Cor. Queen and Fort Sts.

Importers and Wholesale Sealers In

Hay, Grain, Food,Flour, Meals,Egyptian .Corn, etc.

Our Goods are Always Fresh.Jsland. Orders Solicited.Phone 422.

Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co. Ltd.121 Queen Street.

Carriage and Wagon Builders.

RUBBER TIKES AND ROLLERBEARING AXLES.

WILSON c? WHTEHOUSE,Sole Licensees Hawaiian Islands.

121 Queen Street.

1JiiiMyitMtikil4itMuiinii ?i ijtfWd iT i Ji M&i&JL 'I

Bankers,

JUDD BUILDING.Incorporated Under thb Laws!

lop tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital $400,000

OFF1CEKS AND DIRECTORStCuas. M. Cookk, Presldont.

J. D. Athkiiton,O. II. Cooke, Cashier.

F. C. Atiikrton, Socrelary.Ilonry Waterhouso,

Tom May,F. W. Macfarlano,

K. D. Tonnoy,J. A. McCnndlcss.

Solicits tho Accounts of Firms, Cor-porations, Trusts, Individuals, and willcarefully and promptly nltond to allbusiness connectod with banking en-

trusted to It. Soli and purchaso ForolgnExchange, Issuo Letters of Crodlt.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 1

Ordinary and Torm Doposlts rocoived,and Intorost allowed In accordance withrulos and conditions printed in Passbooks, cantos of which uiav bo had uponapplication.

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TRAPHAGEN,

AEOHITEOT223 Merchant St., Honolulu,

Between Fort aud Alakoa,Telephone : : : 734

Building Materialsnv AT.T. KiNns.

Dealors in Lumber and Goal.

ALLEN" & ROBINSON,Qtioon Btroot, Honolulu.

.1. OTJDERKIRK,Contractor and Builder.House Moving, ani ll Kinds o( Heavy Weights

Handled.NO, 6it FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

(Opposite Club Stables).Residence Telephone 400. n6T-- tl

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms 9 and to.

PROGRESS BLOCK.Telephone m.

To My Patrons and the Public.

Having recovered from my re-

cent illnoss, I am again preparedto do all kinds of Tinsmith andPlumbing work as heretofore.Thanking you for past favors, Irespectfully solicit a continuanceof tho same.

JAS. NOTT, Jr.Tel. 844.

A Mew Paint Shop.

Having nssoclatort with us Mr. JohnIT. West, ft practical IIouso Palntor,Decorator and Wood Pollshor, wo aronow proparod to giro estimates on allkinds of work In that lino.

Mr. West having had a practical 01- -porlonco of ovor twonty years in HanFrancisco and othor largo cltlos on thoCoast, wo fool confldont that any workentrusted to us will glvo entire satisfac-tion to our patrons.

Peerless Preserving Paint Co.

Artistic Grainingrr-r- iTiwn aun MATilDar.

29 WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.

House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTlNTRR '

HL". MoKeohnie,f T?TriIT AWT Qvnwwr

Next to I'ollco Station

....DEALER IN....Marble, O ranito and Hawaiian Stone

TILING, COUNTER T01?S,IJIPOSINQ STONES.

Fort Street, opposite Chinese Charcb.

All kinds of Lettering and Carving.Estimates Furnished. 1140

Three PointsDESIGN,STOCK,

Is what you should consider' and decidewhen Buying monuments, we win tryand help you out on all these.

The onfv marble that Is Impervious toliquids and will not stain Is the KENE- -

SAW UbUKUIA AINU KALIANMARBLE. We are the sole agents forthis marble on the Hawaiian Islands, andwill be glad to show you our samples anddesigns at our office and salesrooms.

ye are n position to furnish stone cope-In-g

cheaper than any ,firm In Honolulu.Ue sure and get prices ueiore uuying.

Hawaiian Iron Fonco and Monu-

mental Co.

Telophone 502 641 King streot

Bankers.

Cues Bpriokils. Wh. O. Inwm.

ftaupreckeluo.BANKERS.

ONObU&U M. I.

tan HrancUco Agents Tnn NsvADA. Bakk OFSam Fbanoisco.

DRAW BXOnlNOB ON

4am FiUKCtsco Tho Nevada Bank of BanFrancisco.

Cokdon The Union Bank of London, LtdiSaw York American Exchange National

BankObioaoo Merchants National Bank.Paris Comptolr National d'Escompt de

Paris.Bsrlih Dresdner BanktnoNOKOxo and ToKonAMA Hongkong A

Bhanjrhal Banking Corporation.Niw Zi aland and Aostralia Bank of New

Zealand.Victoria and Vanooovr Bank of Brltleh

North America.

nm a General Binilng and Exdranee Business

DcDolsts Received. Loans mado on Ap--iroved Security. Commercial and TravelersJrcdlts Isirnod. Bills of Exchange bought

and sold.COLLBOTIONS pROMnLT AOCOUNTKD FOR.

BISHOP & .

SavingsBank

Savings Doposlts will bereceived and interest allowod by thisItank at four and one-ha- lf por cont.per annum. Tho terms, rules andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Bank havo boon adopted aa far asIt is practicable to apply thorn, and theCash Hosorvo of $50,000 as roqulrod un-der the Postal Act will bo maintained.

Printed coplos of tho Rulos and Reg-ulations may bo obtnluod on application,

BISHOP A-- CO.

Kstablishod 1853

BISHOP cSc Co.BANKERS.

Tran&act a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

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

in all tho principal citiesif the world. .

Intorost allowod after July1, 1898, on fixed deposits 3months 8 por cent., 6 monthsSh por cent., 12 months 4per cont.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

Assets, Dec. 31, 1898, $116,808.88Monoy loaned on npprovod socurlty.A Savings Bank for monthly doposlts.Uouses built on tho monthly Install-

ment plan.Eighteenth Sorios of Stock Is now

oponod.Ocvicers: T. F. Lansing, Presidont;

S: B. Roso, 0. B. Gray,Treasurer; A. V. Gear, Secretary.

Diuf.ctors: T. F. Lansing, 8.11. Rose,A. V. Gear, A. W. Kooch, J. O. Roth-wel- l,

Ilonry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D.Holt, O. B. Gray.

For further particulars apply toA. V. GEAR, Socrotary.

Chamber of Commorco rooms.Offlco Hours: 12:301:30 p. in.

Tjje iohHma Specie BanLIHITKD.

Snbsoribed Capital Yen 12,000,000Paid Up Capital Yen 10,500,000Reserve Fund Yen 606,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

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

San Franoisoo, Shanghai,Bombay, Hong Kong,

The Bank buys andrecoivos for collec-tion Bills of Exchango, Issuos Drafts andLetters of Crodlt on tho above Branchesand Agonclos, and transacts a goueralbanking buslnoss.INTEREST ALLOWED-- On

1 Ued Deposit lor i months, 4 per cent p. a.On Fixed Deposit lor 6 months, ,54On I'lieJ Deposit lor J mos, 1 '

INTEREST ALLOWED-- Dy

the Head Office at Yokohama, on Current D

foslt, 4 per cent, per annum.Deposit lor 13 months, 6 per cent p. a.

Xtw Republic Balinue, liTuu st, HoioioH

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakea & Halekaawila Bts.

Has a large assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Qoods

Constantly on hand,

Estimates given for honso wir-ing and Electrical plants.

Marino Wiring a specialty,

THEO. HOFFMANN,Manager,

.jJhpAll. frJLWaftft, Jjfr-- J A

K.

Vj

n VfH

j&

M

Lines

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME TABLE.Tho Fino Faasongor Stoamere of This Liuo Will Arrive at nnr

Loavo This Fort as Hereunder.

From San Franbisco:AUSTRALIA April 12MARIPOSA April 26AUSTRALIA May 10MOANA May 24AUSTRALIA June 7ALAMEDA June 21

In connection wltb tho Bailing of tho abovo steamers, tho Agontsare proparod to issuo, to intending passengers, coupon throughtiokots by any railroad from San Francisco, to all points in tboUnitod States, and from New York by any Bteamship line to allEuropoan ports.

For further particulars apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,General Agents Oceanic S, S. Co.

" ii

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship Go. p Toyo Risen Kaisjia

Steamers ot the above comp ni v. Ill call at. . .uates below

For Japan and China:DOIUO April 11

RATES OP PASSAOESINGLE TRIP

For San Tranclsco Cabin S 75Second Cabin (Toyo Klsen Kalsha only) .. soEuropean Steerage ts

For Yokohama Cabin... 150Second Cabin (Toyo Klsen Kalsha only) . . tooEuropean Steerage ..V. t)

For Hongkong Cabin 7)Second Cabin (Toyo Klsen Kalsha only) .. iijEuropean Steerage too

H. Hackfeld &

toilaWSteameri of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,

between Vancouver, D. C, and Sydney, N, S, W and calling at Victoria, fl. C, Honolulu, Suva (Fiji),and Wellington, N. 2 are I)UK AT IIOKOIjUIiU on or about the dates below stated, via:FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, D. C.

I or suva, Wellington IN. 2.) and syjney :Warrlmoo prli 14 Aorangl August 4Aorangl May la Mlowera. ...September sMlowera ..June 9 Warrlmoo. September toWarrlmoo July 7 Aorangl Octobers?

Mlowera, ..November 4Warrlmoo.. December ts

a tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe.Passage and all general Information, apply to

Theo. H.Davies&Co.,Ltd., Gen'l Agents.Lines of Travel.

DIRECT TO THE

GOLD FIELDS!VIA

The British-America- n S. S. Line

the s. s.

ii GARONNE"Will sail from Honolulu

About May 6th, 1899,For ST. MICHAELS. ALASKA, viaTACOMA and SEATTLE, with stop toenable prospectors to outfit at either port.

The Company operates Its own vesselson the Yukon River, and Its agents are

Prepared to sell through tickets fromdirect to the Gold Fields, with

only one change of steamers.The above sailing will open the season

of 1890.For further Information apply to

HENRY WATERHOUSE & CO.,

Queen Street General Agents.

O. R. & L. Co.

TIME TABLE.From and After January 1, 1800.

TRAINS.STATIONS, Dally Dally(Outward) ex. Sun. Dally ex. Sun. Dally Dally

A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M, r.m.Honolulu 7:10 9:15 1 1:0 j 3:10Pearl City,... 8.0) 0:48 11:40 3U7bwaMIII 8:3 10:08 ss:oo 4:03 6:10Walanae 10:50 4:45Walalua n:j5 5:40Kahuku u:)i 6:15

STATIONS. Dally(Inward) ex Sun. Dally Dally Dallv

A.M. A.M. P.M. f.m.Cahuku. s:oSWalalua O'.IQ

Walanae 333EwaMIII 5:30 1:03 4:3Peail City .,,.,..,,. 6:15 8.0 !3oHonolulu 6:50 8:33 1:05 3:s4

F. 0. Smith, Gen'l Pass. A TicketAgont.

O. P. Denison, Superintendent,

STAGELINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

Tho stage for Kaneoho, Heola, Wnl-knn- e,

Punaluu,LaIe,Kahtiku and waypoints, will loavo Poatofllco, Bethelutreetslde, at 0 a. m. (Sundays except-ed), calling for passengers and packages at Lovejoy tt Co's, No. lONuuauuetreot

tgsJttages will make the return tripfrom Eahuku daily.

THE

of 'rraoi.

For San Francisco:AUSTRALIA April 18MOANA April 28AUSTRALIA May 16ALAMEDA May 16AUSTRALIA- - June 13MARIPOSA June 2

Steamship Co,

Honolulu and leave this port on or about thementioned . ..

For San Francisco:cornc April 11

ARE AS FOLLOWS:ROUND TRIP.

For San Francisco Cabin, 4 months ttsjFor Yokohama Cabin, 4 months s

Cabin, it months tos 50For Hongkong Cabin, 4 months -- 6i 50

Cabin, is months Ji6 jj

Co., Ltd,, Agents.

Steamsinp Company

FROM SYDNEY. WELLINGTON (N. Z.) & SUVAvictoria ana Vancouver u, ..):

Aorangl April 11 Mlowera AugustaMlowera May 10 Warrlmoo.. . August joWarrlmoo June 7 Aorangl, ..September 7Aorangl July 5 Mlowera.... October sj

Warrlmoo. .November siAorangl. ...December to

For Freight and

Lines of Travel.

Wen Steamship Co's

1899TIME TABLE.

S.S.KlNAUCLARKE, Commander,

Will loavo Honolulu ovory Tuosday nt12 o'clock m., touching at Lahalna,Mnnlaen Bay and Makona tho sameday; Mahukona, Kawalbao and

the following day, arrivingnt Illlo Wednesday evening.

I to turning will sail from Illlo ovoryFriday at 0 o'clock p. in., touching atLaupahoehoo, Mahukoua, Kawalhae,Makona, Maalaoa Bay and Labalua,arriving at Honolulu Saturday night.

Will call at Poholki, Puna, on thosecond, trip of each month, arrivingthere on tho morning of tho day ofsailing from Illlo to Honolulu.

Tho popular route to the Volcano Isvia Illlo. A good carriage road tho entiro distance

S. S. CLAUDINECAMERON, Commander,

Will loavo Honolulu Tuesday, at 5o'clock p. m., touching at Kahulul,liana, Hamoa and Klpahulu, Maul. Re-turning, nrrlvos at Honolulu Sundaymorning.

Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, onco eachmonth.

This company rosorves tho right tomakoehangos In tho timaof doparturoand arrival of its steamors WITHOUTNOTICE, and it will not bo responsiblefor any consoquencos arising thoro-fro-

Consignees must bo at tho landingto rocelve their freight. This companywill not hold itself rosponslblo forfrolght aftor it has boon landed.

Live stock rocelvod only at owner'srisk.

This company will not bo responsl- -mo ior money or vaiuauies or passon-gor- s

unlosa placod in tho caro of purs- -ore.

Passongers aro roquostod to purchasetlckots beforo ombarklmr, TIioro fall.lngtodo bo will bo subjoct to an addi-tional charge of twonty.uvo per cent.

The company will not bo liablo forloss of, nor injury to, nor dolay in, thodelivery of baggage or personal ofl'octsot tho passongor boyond tho amount of? 100 00, unloss tho valuo of tho fiainobo declared, at or bofore tho issuo oftbo ticket, and frolght is paid tboreon.

All employeos of the Company areforbidden to recoive freight without de-livering a shipping receipt therefor Intho form prescribed by the Companyand which may bo soon by shippersupon application to tho pureors of thoCompany's Steamors.

Shippers aro 'notified that if frolght Isshipped without such rocolpt, it will boBolely at tbo risk of the shipper.

0. L. WIGHT, Prosldont.S. B. nOSB, Socretary.

CAPT. J. A. KINO, Port Suit,

EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., APRIL 10,

FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS AT HONOLULU,

FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1899.

Arrive from San Fran-- 1 Depart for San Fran-

cisco or Victoria. I Cisco or Victoria.

Chin .April Wo de Janeiro. .April 4Doric "Coptic itAustralia Aorangl ,. " stWarrlmoo... Australia " 18Nippon Mara. American .Maru.. " stMariposa ... . Moana " toRio de Janeiro City of Peking.. " toCoptic .May Gaelic May 6Australia Mlowera " toAorangl ' Australia " 16America Maru . " Hongkong Maru " 16City ot Peking.. " uhlna ......... " 0)Moana " Alameda " tiGaelic " Doric June tAustralia ..June Warrlmoo " jHongkong Maru " "Nippon Maru... toMlowera " Australia " 1China mo ae Janeiro.. 17Alameda " "Mariposa. itDoric' " Coptic " 17

Note. Departures for and arrivals from the Col-onies, or China and Japan, are not Riven In the abovetable, though they can be easily ascertained, as for-eign mall steamers generally leave Honolulu the dayof arrival. Steamers Aorangl, Warrlmoo and Mlo-wera run between Victoria and the Colonies; Alameda,Mariposa, and Moana between San Francisco and theColonies; Nippon Maru, Rio de Janeiro, China,Doric, Coptic, America Maru, Gaelic and HongkongMaru between San Francisco and Japan and China;Australia between San Francisco and Honolulu only.

Beer and WIno Dealers.

JElOMJS MA.DESAUERKRAUT

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

.AT..

1ST. BHEBCA.M.'SHop Boor Depot, No. 11 Konia (formorly

Smith) strcot.

LOVEJOY&CO.iMPOBTEnS, AND WHOLESALE

WiQo and Lior Dealers.Agents for the Bottled Rainier Beer of Seattle,

No. 19 Nuuanu StoektFoster Block, HONolUlU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

P. O. Boa ii7. Mutual Telephne 108.

HOP .A.X.Acloso rosemblanco to Door.

FromKontlsli Hops." An admlrnliln Imltnllnn "T.nn.lnTillies.

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS.Tolopbono 632.

GONSALVES & CO., LtdWHOLESALE GROCERS AN1

WINE MERCHANTS.

225 Queen street, Honolulu, H, ,

Chinese and Japanese Firms.

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu St.

iTino Suitings in English, Scotch andAmerican Goods made to ordor.

folephono 008.' -- Fostofflce box 086.

MANILA OIGAKETTES.

I havo Just rocelvod a big importationof thoso goods.

KAM TAI,Hotol St., noar Fort.

.Ivory WavoLacquor "Waro

. Silver "Waro. .Orockory "Warp

WING WO TAI & 00.214 Nuuanu stroot

TING OHAN,FURNITUBE DEALER,

400 Nuuanu Stroet.

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

Seasonably Goods.CHAIRS of oil kinds. Mattlnir.

Chinese Grass Linen in any color,Fancy China Silk Handkerchiefs.

KffOHO HING CHONG CO.,Nuuanu abovo King Bt.

KIN KE2 BESrAURAUTAlakea, botweon Merchant and King

Bircois.First ClacB Ideal at All Hours,

15 CENTS.I0L. Luncheon Itnonvs fur T.hiIIpb

and Gents. Give us u trial.SHEU LUN,

J05 Nuuanu St., ntxt Exchange Saloon,

Merchant TailorClolhlng, etc., made to orJrr.

All Suits tuaranlMj to Fit. anj In trie Latest Style.1188

L. CHONG,No. 6 Nuuanu St., telow Merchant, Honolulu.

MERCHANT : TAILOR.Sults guaranteed to fit and In latest styles.

Coining made to orJert Uniforms specialty.Clothes cleaneJ and repaired at reasonable rates.

TAKAKI &CO.,Contractors, Builders,

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

SHIPPING NEWS.Additional, and the latest Shipping News, will b

found on the eighth page.

TIDES.

I I aMs? tl mo

Day. 32. ?S3. 3

"-- 3 -- 5 J M- o.

cs

run, a. in n.m. .in.Monday.... 10, 1 3.29 0.21 1.55

Tuesday .. 11 4.55

Wednesday 12 5 30 a.m.

Thurtiday.., 13 0.22 5.04 10.44 0.51!

Friday 11 7.10 5.12 11.09 1.55Saturday 15 8 01' 7.12 11.40 3.10

l n.mSunday 'lo 8.50' 8.43 12.20 4.25

The Standard time whlstlo sounds tit12h. Om. Os. (midnight), Greenwichtime, which Is Hi. 30m. p. in. of Ha-waiian Stantlnnl time.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.Steamers due and sailing today and for the next slidays are as follows;

ARRIVE.Steamers From DueDoric San Tranclsco vPri ,,Coptic China and Japan April tiAustralia San Francisco April niiv.iai.g. .ui.iiir, ........ Arm isMaun Lou Maui And Hawaii Arrif uMil...! t....i

..WrrlmnAV ni.in.r" "P"'Mir.v..r-t,--.. .1 April tWarrlmoo Vancouver .April 14Klnau Maul and Hawaii April isLehua MolnVal and Lanal.... April tsW(J ai... April 16Claudlne Maul . . April 16

DCIMRT.Steamers Tor DueUcolu Kohala Arrll itDoric China and Japan. April itCoptic San Francisco. . . April itKlnau Hawaii and Maul April itW. G. Hall-Ka- uai April tiClaudlni Maul ,, April tt

. .""" 'IKUUHImixi April 11MlkahalA Kauai ...ArrI! nI' April 14&f?.wt:v5.n.s?yr .,.., April..ainmuv (jiumcs. April t4Mlkahala Kauai , April 14

PASSENOERa ARRIVED.

From Kauai ports, per etmr WG Hnll, April U- -G N Wilcox, A8 Wilcox, W H Rice, A F Oookeand wife, 0 A Elaton, Prof Koo-bol- e,

D Donaldson, G H Collins,0 A Coolidgo. E Dawson, F Gay,E 8 Moore, W H Taylor, H Ynma,Mrs Wntauabo, Miss M Bice, MienA Bice, MisB E Rico, Mies J ACooko, Misa M M Cook", MissGrace, Master 1' Rico, Mastor HRice, Rev 8 E Kaulili, J H Kao-wnl- o,

IS J Cross, 8 K Kaeo, J HKnhikinn, E Page, Wai Heep andwife, Hop Sing, Oapt H A Springctt, U 8 Engineers, six officersand seventy men of Companies Kand M,U 8 Volunteers.

From Maui ports, por etmrClaudine, April 9- -G P Wilder,Cnpt L Ablborn and wife, 4 chil-dren and servant, Mrs D Don-gla- s

and son, Mrs Goo Dnnn andi sons, 0 Holte, E E Bull, Miss JTanner, Mrn P A Dins aud 2 chil-dren, Mas Kennedy, Mrs ThomasCampbell. H P Boiler. H A Bald- -win, K Yuaumoii and chjld, C YAina, Mrs JL A French, Mies Zoi-glo- r,

Dr 0 Davison, R E May-nar- d,

W J Lowrio, J A Griffin, flHowell, E L Collins, J Mo.Lellan, Awanu, J W Kalua, G Pe-terson and wife, W Manli, MiasManli, 0 Copp Jr, W Bredo, FBaldwin.

From Hawaii and Maui, norstmr Kinau, April 8 Volcano: 0TTncker, Mrs A L Scott, MrsMcUullouRli, Mrs L A Thurston,Mrs F A Potter. WavDortB--Senator H Waterhouae, Dr Wood,W Vannata, W Walters, A JCampbell, R A Lange, 8 N Nor--rio, J Mattoon, Uoo Kettle, wifeand 3 children. 0 A Dovle. 0 JFalk, H H Ronton. Mrs J Sullivan, Leo Sullivan, Mrs 0 A Hop- -pin, Aaam ijinusay, itev a lionda, Mrs S Konda, P R Robinson,W N Campbell, Miss Duncan, GLaw, wife and 3 children, J 8Oanario, 0 H Brown, Miss M AChamberlain, Honry H Easton.H T Hambly, H 0 Blade, Dr NRussell, Master H Lucas. Miss SLucas, J R Wilson and wife, DOgilvy, Dr E L Hutchinson, MrsRE Burns and 3 children. MissA Pomoroy, Capt J Robs, T PRookford, Mrs, A Moses, H Hauo-bor- g,

Jas Morse, Mark Hough,tailing, H Aneko, J Ilorgstrom.

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Kmmn Nquare Concert.The band will play tho follow-

ing selections at a concert inEmma Square this evening:

TART 1.Overture Tho Puritans WilliamsDnet Excelsior DalfuSelections Tho Gulslm (by re-

quest) Jones(a) Mulanul. I Love Somebody...

Miss J. Kolllau.(b) Pali Pumelmna. Malu 1 ko Ao

Mrs. N. Alapai.PART II.

Comot Solo The Surf StelnhausorMr. Charles Kroutor.

Fantasia Sweet Old Song (by re- -quest) Dalbcty

Duuco Popcorn (by request) LathWaltz Ma Mlo Rosette Caryil

The Star Spangled Banner.

Tfie Eveninn Bulletin gives ALLnews the for 75 cents a month.

1899. G .&IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY.U S Tugboat Iroquois, Pond, Hllu, Mar

J.US TS Charles Nelson, Anderson,

San Francisco, Apr 8. For Manila.

(This list does not Inclides coasters.)....Am stmr City of Columbia, Mllnor,Hllo, Dec 11.

Am schr Atarla E Smith, Smith, Portluwiisenu, rcn 11, Alien KoDbinson.

Br bklnvermark, Philip, Liverpool, Feb18. H Hackfeld & Co.

AmsP C F Sargent, Haskell, Tacoma,Feb 28. OR&L Co.

Am sp A J Fuller, Nichols, Norfolk, Maro, voui mua consul uenerai.

Br sp Camedd Llewellyn, Griffiths,uivciimui, mar Q. 1 11 u.ivies 10.

Am bk R P Rlthet, Calhoun, San FranCisco, AUr 10. C Brewer & Co.

Am bk McNear, Pelerson, Newcastle,Maru. Castle & Cooke.

AmspGeo R Skofield, Yokohama vianiio, mar 11. to Kind sugar for W G Ir-win & Co.

Am bk Fresno, Underwuod, Port Town-sen- d,

Mar 12. Honolulu Sugar Co.Haw bk Diamond Head, Ward, San

Francisco, Mar 1 5. H Hackfeld & Co.Am sp J B Thomas, Lermond, Newcas-

tle, Mar 20. Coal to order.Am bk Alden Besse, Potter, San Fran-

cisco, Mar 20. W 0 Irwin & Co.Am schr Spokane, Jamleson, Port Town-sen-

Mar 30. Allen & Robinson.Am schr A M Baxter, Marshall, Eve--

icu, mur j 1, ui. OI U 10.Am bk S C Allen, Johnson, San Fran-

cisco, Apr 1. T H Davles & Co.Am bktne Amelia, Wilier, Port Town-sen- d,

Apr 1. Allen & Robinson.Am bk Edward May, Backhus, Newcas-

tle, Apr 2. Alexander & Baldwin.Am schr A J West, Ogllvle, Aberdeen,

Apr 4. Lewers & Cooke.Am schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow, San

Francisco, Apr ?. Lewers & Cooke.Am schr W F Jewett, Johnston, Apr 5.

Allen & Robinson.Fr schr Tahltlenne, Winchester, Pa-

peete, Apr 5. Castle & Cooke.Am bg W G Irwin, Williams, San

Francisco, Apr 6. W G Irwin & Co.Am schr Jennie Wand, Christiansen,

Eureka, Apr 6. Lewers & Cooke.Br bk Adderly, Llndfors, Newcastle,

Apr 6. Castle & Cooke.Am schr Aletha Nelson, Rice, Newcastle,

via, kahulul, Apr 6. Hawaiian Commer-cial & Sugar Co.

Haw schr Honolulu, Thronagle, New-castle, Apr 6. I IS N Co.

Am schr Azalea, Fardellns, Port Town-sen-

Apr 8. Lewers & Cooke.Am S S Ellhu Thompson, Whitney,

Seattle via HIIo, Apr 9. H Waterhouse&Co.

Am bk Ceylon, Wilier, San Francisco,Apr 9. H Hackfeld & Co.

Am bk Martha Davis, Frlls, San Fran-cisco, Apr 9. C Brewer Si Co.

Am bktne S S Wilder. Jackson, SanFrancisco, Apr 9. F A Schaefer & Co.

Am schr Carrier Dove, Brandt, New-castle, Apr 9. Coal to order.

Am schr Wm Renton. Jansen. PortTownsend, Apr 9. Lewers & Cooke.

Ninny Per Cfnt.Of tho pooplo aro alllicted withsome form of humor, and thiscnuBes a variety of disease. Thoreason why Hood's Sarsaparillacures when all others fail is foundin tho fact that it effectually expels tho humor. Scrofula, suitrhoum, boils and all eruptions aropermanently cured by this greatinodiomo.

Hood's Pills are tho best fami-ly cathartio and livor tonic. Gen-tl- o,

reliable, sure.The Last Car.

Tho last cars of tho King streetlino going to Waikiki and Palamapass tho Anchor Saloon. Theoleverost mixologists in the cityaro thero always to put you upanything you may desire. Dropin and take n drop beforo you taketho car. The celebrated Seattlebcor is to be had here on draught.A full lino of liquors including thefamous A. A. Jesso Moore Whiskyetc., always on hand. The moatexacting and' variod demands canbo satisfied. Tho Anohor Saloonib here to ploaso its patrons.

Hcattl lieor.This evor popular Rainier beer

is becoming a household wordand "will you havo a glass ofSeattle" is moro often heard thananything olso. Tho CriterionSaloon have tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Calirornln Fruits.D. G. Camarinosa received on

tho stoamer Australia a big in-

voice of Applos, Grapes, Figs, Lomons, Nuts, Puro Olivo Oil, DryFruit, etc.. oto.

American Messenger ServiooMasonic Temple. Tolopbono444.

Niooly furnished rooms at thePopular Houeo, 154 Fort street,from 81.00 per week up.

Mechanic's Homo, cornor Hotoland Nuuanu streets, lodging byday, weok or month. Terms: 25and 50 cents per night. $1 and81.25 por week.

Tho use of tho Singer in mil-lions of homos shows tho unpre-cedented success of thoso idealsowing machines. It is convinc-ing proof that tho Singer oxcoIbin all kinds of family Bowing andart noodlo work. All our sowingmachines aro of the best construc-tion, beautifully docoratod, andaro mounted on selected woods infinoly finished cabinets of artistiodosigns. 13. Bergorson, agont, 1GJI3"Jiol street.

The Cluft Stables ILimited.0. Bellina, : Mnnapror

Kqiti'S't .:et,Tolophoiii 4-7- 7

Livery, Boarding & Sale Stables

Prompt Service. Stylish Turnouts.Safe Drivers.

Wo aro especially equipped to cater Uyour trailo. Fair dealing and good nor-vl-

Is what wo depond upon to got It.Wo liavo fornalo Family Carrlago and

Driving Horses, slnglo or double toainsThoy uro In good condition and will Itold on favorablo terms.

Dr. Unwat is always in attondancelattho Stable.

Cub Stables HackstandCor. Union A Hotol Sts,

(Old Holl Towor).CAREFUI-I- i AND WELL INFORMED

DRIVERS.FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.HACKS AT ALL HOURS.Ordors forSurroys, Wagonettos, SlngV

or Doublo Teams at a momont's notice.Hack Nos. 125, 183, 100, 70, 77.

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BITS

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AILEY'S

Baileys bicycle beatitudes bringbusiness, bociuse being

brief, busy buyers be-

hold better bar-gains.

In stock: Dunlop cases and Tubes,G & J, Cases and Tubes, Morganand Wright Cases and Tubes, Good-richCas- es

and Tubes, Goodrich sin-gle Tube Tires, Vim Single Tubetires.

To arrive very shortly, TheMilwaukee Puncture Proof Tire.

Bailey's Bike Bulletin.

Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery,231 KING STREET.

Establltheil i& Htadquartm for Rtpab

Your Roof and

GuttersShould be put in thorough repalt

before you are washed out durinfthe heavy rains.

I stand ready to do any necessaryrepairs required.

John RTott,75-7- 9 KING ST.

Tolopbono No. 31.

California & Oriental

"p. g. danmantajihiHB"

Will sail for

S-A-IN-" DIEGO

On or about April 10th.

For Freight, apply toALEXANDER & BALDWIN, Agts.,

1184-t- d Judd Building.

Telephone 398.

Befairer and Locksmith.

J. T. LUND,

Practical Machinist.Estimates on OrnamonUl Iron and Brat

Work. Bronze Electro-l'latlng- .

Blcyclo Repairing in all its BranohM,

Union Street (Bell Tower).

GOOD THING4--- T7 S--- 0

Ohia. Algerok and Pine FirewocOat and Split (ready (or the Stove),

Also,

STOTE, STEAM & BLACESVITB COAl

WRITE AMD BLACK BANDAt Lowest rrires, delivered to any pari

the City.VSkBPUONS 414

HUSTAOE & CO.,HI Qneon Street.

For Sale.

Four most desirable and centralBUILDING LOTS, on Alakea St.,including corner of Beretania St.

Apply to J. T. McGREW.

CITY REPAIR SHOP115 Bethel St., opp. Castle & Cook

TELEPHONE ion.Strictly new iM Cleveland Bicycles for Rent,SonJ-hm- J Bicycles (01 !.Repairing promptly and thoroughly attendee1

All work guaranteed.B. JONES.R.CUKK.

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Our Heavy Stockof hardware comes in handy these days when new planta-

tions are starting up on every island, for they all must have,

Hoes, Picks, and Mattocks, Handles, Plows, Fence Wire, Sta-

ples, Wire and Manila Rope, Nails and Spikes, Pitch, Tar and

Oakum, the Blacksmith the Carpentar and the Engineer on

each estate must have his kit of took and to make every thing

run smooth TROPIC OILS must be used.

We sell all these things and hundreds of others that are need-

ed daily on every plantation.

0. HALL & SON

Cor. Fort and Kins: Sis.Columbia and Uatnbler Agents.

0HICAG0 DENTAL PARLORSFIRST-CLAS- S WORK ATREDUCED PRICES &7i &?

PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUARAHTEED.

Crosvn and Bridge Work, from $$.Plates, from S7.50.Gold Fillings, from Si.Silver and Bone Fillings, from 50 cents.Extraction, 50 cents.

OFFICE HOURS : 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M., AND 7 TO 8 P. M.

Room 7, Model Building, Fort and Beretania Streets.1184

JBST LAMP. EX CARHEDD LLEWELYN.

Corrugated Iron, Cement,Buckets, Tubs, Wire, Bags,

Crockery, Glassware,Fire Bricks, Fire Clay,

Anchors and Chain

THEO. H. DAVIES

Coyne -- Mehrten Furniture Co. Ltd.J. A. MEHRTEN, Manager.

Progress Bloolc, Fort & Beretania Sts.Stylish and te Furniture and Upholstery.

Bedroom Suits; Box Couches, with spring to open something new: Chiffoniers,Bookcases, Sideboards; Best Odorless Feathers, Hair, Moss and Floss for Mattresses

d Pillows, Woven Hair Mattresses, Extension Tables, Fancy Tables, Chairs andRockers, Window Shades and Rugs.

A large assortment of Upholstered Goods, Art Ticking, Cords and Gumps; alsoTents for camping out, 9 ft. by 12 ft.

We make Awnings to order; large stock of plain and striped Duck just arrived. Wee now better prepared to do all kinds of Upholstering and Mattress Making to order.

Workmanship at Reasonable Prices.Bepalrlng and Kenovaung, First ClassTelephone 928 Progress Block

Election o? Officers.

At the regular annual meeting of theStock holders of E. Peck & Co., Limited,keld on March 31, 1899, the followingOfficers and Directors were to J.

crve for the ensuing year.James L. McLean, President.W. Wolters,C. C. Conradt, Secretary.E Peck, Treasurer and Mgr.N. E. Gedge, Auditor.The above officers constitute the Board

f Directors.C. C. CONRADT,

Secretary.Honolulu, April 7, 1899- -

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Dividend Notice.A Dividend Is due and payable to the

Stockholders of the Inter-Islan- d SteamNavigation Co., Ltd., at their office, onThuisday, April (3th, 1809.

1 he Stock Books of the Company willI closed to transfers on April otu ana 7U1.

N. E. GbDUb,Secretary.

Honolulu, April 4th, 1809. Ii87-i-

CHARLES CRAMER,

Merchant Tailor534 FORT ST.,

-- Near corner ol Chaplain LaosCleaning and Repairing at Short Notice,

ana in tne oesi posnuie mnnr

G.W.Kinney J.K.XTahakxi

CABINETMAKERS.CORHEUS AND POLISHERS of all kinds of Native

Woods. CALABASHES In stoclc and to order.Repairs bflected.

KINO STREET. NEAR ALAPAI.

& CO., LTD.

Fort and Bertanla Sts.

THEORPHEUMFAMILY THEATRE.

CIIAS. S DESKY PROPRIETORF. COST MANAGER

TO-NIGH- T I

ANTONIO VAN GOFRB,Equilibrist.

EMMA COTRELY,Lady Juggler.

U. J. ORDWAY,Banjoist.

JIM POST,WALTER POLLARD

MAY ASHLEY.DORA MERVYN.BOYD and ORO.Comedy Sketch by Jim Post,

DecapitatedGeneral Admission, ajc. and 50cLast six rows for Children under 11 years, roc.Reserved Chairs, joe.Seats can be booked by ringing up Telephone 540.

SATURDAY, APRIL 15TH,TEN NEW ARTISTS

A Miracle Performed.lady curort iu 0110 clay of

deafness ot twouty-nv- o years'BtntuliDL! by tho Quaker WonderWorker'tj Hemedios.

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. L, APK1L 10, 1899.

WANTS.Vfrfelii in tbit column xvtttbt inttrttJ attfttnttyySZm slimfint intirUon to ttntt itconJ inttrHonf fo ttntt a u ttk and $0 ttntt a month, IHt it tbetbcapttt aJxtrtiting txtr offtrtJ tbtptoptt 0 Honolulu,

WANTED.

WANTLD To rent for single gentleman a Fur- -niMicj lounge, near business ptrtion of cuy.

Apply W Uulletln Office 1189-i- w

WANTFU rive or sl neat sempstresses, it Mme.Levanway s. t uereiania street itBftw

WANTED A Slnele Hugy In good condition,T, Bulletin office. n86-- )t

W'ANTED To rent unfurnished cottage, or two orinree rooms j. a., tins umce. iibimw

XANTED To rent j or ) unfurnished rooms or a' cotiage or 4 to 0 rooms. Address Box j6j,

Post Office. M80-I-

wANTED-Flrst-c- Uss DARtlER wanled. Gooiwages Apply JfcH-b- , iort street. ii8o-i-

WA Five Messenger Uoys, at once. ApplyAmerican Messencrer Service, corner Hotel anJ

Aiaxea streets. noi-i- r

W ANTED Mr. E. Pierce, at present and for manyVV years past Bookkeeper for Hamakut Milt Co ,

and Kukalau Mill Co , desires an appointment. Wasformerly for a long period chief accountant lo theRoyal Nicer Co. Reference. Messrs Theo. II.Davles & Co , Ltd., Honolulu. n6t-a-

FOR SALE.

cJnC'A FOR SALE Improved Lot loo feet square,VjJ at 'Kapahulu.'Wnlklkl; Inclowd by apicket fence, land cleared, Mteen 4 and , feet allu-vial soil, good well of Clearwater; sanded driveway;trees, grapevines and flowering plants doing well,stable and carriage house, cemented floor, servantsquartern; pig pens, roofed and floored; troughs, etcAprly C L. I) , Bulletin office. li8JlwCOR SALE-HOR-SE. PHOTON and HARNESST 0r$tao L, B HAMILTON, Telephone No460 iiBs-- n

FOR DAIRYMFN I Island-bre- d

dalrv stock, bred tu the thornurhbred sire of theW G. Irwin dairy. For further particulars Inquire ofC W Mucfarlme. . mi-t- f

SALE One SHIP.MAN ENGINE In perfectordrr. Apply to H. G Blart. Fort St. no lf

A Pedal Bass REED ORGNr Suitable for chapel or residence. BergvtromMusic Co , Fort street. 1007

B EST t cent meal In town. Try It anJ be convi neea unai Lxcmior Kesunratu 1041.

x.oi.ex..NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with or

board. Best locality: trams pass doorevery few minutes Terms moderate. 513 Beretaniastreet. net City Feed Store. nSS-j-

TO LET- -A NICILY TURNISHED COTTAGE.' Apply to 0. H. BERREY. Bulletin office; ii8j

TO I ET Two Rooms will be vacant at Wright'sVilla. April 1st. J, P. HAYWARD.Mgr.ii8o-i-

TO LET Sail Boats to lit by the day ir hour,Thy are comfortable and safe. Aptly to Janl

tor Healani Boat Club tm-t-

LOST.I OST A model Tribune enamelled black No.- )5.5J' Return to Bulletin Office and receive re

ward

1 OS rA'nng waterfront, scarf pin with two dla-- L

monds and an opal. Reward upon returningsame to Bulletin office. iifl-i- i

FOUND.

FOUND Pouch containing Blcvcle outfit. Ownersame by calling at the Evening Bulletin

office tnd paying expenses

TUG BREW OF OLYMPUS.

THE "HOFFMAN," corner of Hoteland Nuuar.u streets, claims to be the"Banner" resort for gentlemen and holdsthe (lac L. H. Dee, the proprietor, Insattained success In his line, by speciallysupervising everything connected with hisestablishment. He now Introduces to hispatrons "Olvmpia Beer." This brew Isfrom the "Capital Brewing Co." ofOlvmnla. the capital of the State ofWashington, and was received by the"Uaronne." Mr. scnmiiit, trie leadingspirit of this corporation Is a practicalChemist and Brewer, and after years ofsearch and Investigation located his plantat Olympia, on account of the peculiar vir-tues of the water of the Turn Falls, astream that Is roted for its distinctive qu vtitles of clearness, coldness and lack ofmineral and decaying vegetable Impurities.Pure beer can only be made with purewater, and Turn water Is traditional InWashington with the Indians and originalwhite settlers. The "Olympia Draught"is under the special control and agency ofMr. Dee and he invites his patrons andfriends to a personal test and Is willing toabide by their judgment on the merits ofhis latest venture.

w. o. iialvs notion Tnip.

Tbe W. G. Hall had a very bnrdtimo of it in the chaunel on theway from Kauai Saturday nightShe started out iu rouih weathornud got it nearly the wbolo way toHonolulu. iVlmu nUout the raiddie of tho channel, a heavy seaslruok her port side aud, besidessmashing a part of her rail, brokein some of tho doors, tore canvasand made people ou that side ofthe ship very uncomfortable. Homoof the Engineers Corps wore wot tothe skin aud toaBed about ou thedeck iu a very rouuh manner.This was not tho only mischiefdone. Part of tho sea struck thodynamo and thero wore no lightsfor over a half an hour.

Gbstrlei NelaOn Had Paiaenirera.

Tho Transport Obarles Nelsoubrought three passengers fromSan Francisco Saturday. This isnot a regular proceeding on trans-port ships but, as tho men artguests of the steward and oaptain,thoy will bo allowod to remain intho city. Mr. M. Frank is afriend of tho owners of tho OharlosNelsou. Messrs. II. L Ooreyand V. A. Halleok aro the othertwo.

It was found later that thethree men wero on the ship'sarticles. Tho captain of theOuarles Nelson called on thoCollector of Customs thin after- -

noon nud had a talk about thematter. Later, thf captain wentup to tuo otlico of the AmericanConsul und thoro obtained thedischarge of the men.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Head Signal Station, Apr10, 1 p in Weather hazy, wind strongINK

Weather Bureau, Ptinahoii, Apr 10.Temperature Morning minimum,

00; Midday maximum, 70.(Barometer corrected for gravity .06 )

Barometer, 0 a m, 30.15. SteadyRainfall, do, 0.00.Humidity at 0 ft 111 05 percent.Dew Point 00 F.

ARRIVALS.Sunday, April .

8tmr W G Hall, Haglund, from Ka-ti- nl

ports: 4748 bags sugar to H Hack-fol- d

& Co.Stmr James Makec, Tiillctt, from

Koloa; 2 100 bags Hiigar to II Hackfold&Co.

Stmr Kllolmnu, Thompson, fromHanamaulu; 3827 bags sugar to HHaokfeld & Co.

Stmr Claudluc, Cameron, fromMaul ports; 01(11 bags sugar, G03 bagspotatoes, 31 bags corn, 32 hides, 63liogs, 120 pkga sundries.

Am S S Kllhu Thompson, Whltnoy,from Seattle; via Hilo, April 18: 320tons mtlno to H Wuterhouso & Co.

Am bk Coylon, Wilier, from SanFrancisco; liulso to II Haekfuld & Co.

Am bk Martha Davis, Frlls, fromSan Francisco; 1000 tons gcnl mdso toC Brewer & Co.

Am liktno 8 O Wilder, Jackson,from San Francisco; 810 tuns indue toF A Scliuefer &, Co.

Am schrCariler Dove. Brandt. 04days from Kowcastle; 1100 tons conl10 order.

Rtmr Klnau. Clarke, from Maul midHuvnll:314 sks potatooH,78 fks corn, 17bills hides, 25 hend cuttle, CO head hogsion picus sununes

Stmr Unolu. Hennlncucu, from Ko- -liala.

Am schrWm Ronton. Janscn. 21days from Port Townsend; lumber toLowers fe Cooke.

Monday, April 14.Ital cruiser Pled motile, Glulanl,

from Acnpulcofor Chlha.O & O S S Doric, Smith, from San

Francisco.OEPARTDRES.

Sunday, April 0.Am bktne Irmcard, Schmidt, for

San Francisco.Monday, April 10.

Stmr Kcauhou, Moslicr, for Lahuliiu and Kuanapall at 4 p in

Stmr Knual, Bruhn, for Makuwell at 4 p m.

Stmr J A Cummins, Scarlc, forOahu ports.

VESSEL8 LEAVINO TOMOIWOW.Stmr Klnau, Clarke, (or Maul and

Hnw all ports ut 12 m.Stmr W O Hall, Hngluml, for Ka-

uai ports at 5 p 111.

tjtmr Claudluc, (Jumoron, for Aiauiports, at 6pm.

Stmr Hclene, Mactlonaltl, for Klhcl,Ooknla and 1'apaloa at 4 p m.

rABSENOEUS AltlUVED.From Nowcastlo, per schr Car-

rier Uovo, April 9 Mrs Brandt,Miss Staulov, MUs FloreucoBrandt nnd Miss Carrie Brandt.

From Sau Francisoo per O & OS S Doric, April 10 F J AuwegMrs (J a Cramp, Mrs id V James.Mrs E H Kittrodrjo, H A Stourton, Dr E O Buell, Mrs H WRolfe and child, P McG MoBean,W E Hrown, R M Tobiu, MirB EKittredge, J B Lankershim, G FIlerr, Thos Fitzuorald, Dr O EGimp, Mrs W E Brown, A Tobin,Miss H Kittredgo, Mrs G V WilHams, H W Bolfo, Fred W Cow-ley.

MEltOltANDA.Oipfain Willerof tho bark Coy-

lon teports Bpoaking tho ship Lu- -cilo on Maroh SO in lot. 27 deg 24min N, long 133 dog 2G min W,and receiving from Capt Ander-son an important letter for hisowners. Both vessels left SanFranoieco on March 25, tho Coy-lon bound for this port, and theLuoile for Vladivostok. Had theLucilo not met the Ceylon, CaptAnderson would havo been obliged to put into Honolulu.

ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Tho Iwalnni sails Wednesdayfor her regular Hamakua poits.

Tho Holono sails tomorrow aft-ernoon for Eihei and other Mauiports.

The Elihu Thompson from Se-attle via Hilo, is iu Naval row,having arrived Sunday.

Tho Claudino did not arriveuntil late Sunday nftomoon. Badweather caused tbe delay.

Tho Irragard was to havo sailedat noon Saturday but she was delayed until Sunday morning.

Tho Einau took tho 'witnessesfrom Kawaihao and Mahukona totho Kailua term of tho CircuitCourt.

Tho Martha Davis that arrivedSunday, brought twelve horses forEwa plantation and otevon horsoBfor tho Club Stables.

Tho W G Hall reports C8.375baits of sugar left ou Kauai Saturday afteruom. M. 8. Co. vaoheed with 17,1)00 bags. H. M.stood nest with 1(5,1)00. ''

The Lehua has not arrivedfrom Motokai and Lanai yet andtho Wilder Stounnbip Go. has re-ceived no word of her. The badweathor is undoubtedly delayinghor.

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Our ReputationIs made by selling good Shoes at Honest Value.

Your ReputationAs a good and dresser will be made by allowing us to

fit you. The Snappiest, Most Stylish Things In the market :

HEYWOOD'S PREMIER VICI BALS 5 00

HEYWOOD'S PREMIER VICI CONGRESS 5 00

HEYWOOD'S PREMIER BOX CALF, EXTENSION 5 o

--SOLD

The Manufacturers' Shoe Co,,Agents for the HEYWOOD BOOT AND SHOE CO.

iiiutuiuiuiiiiuiiUiimuiuiiutuuTrftTho Tahitienno will sail for

Papeete on or about Wednesday.It 14 probable that a number ofnatives from tuo Marquesas amiother islands in the vicinity willreturn in her.

Tho Dorio from San Franciscohauled aloogsido the Pacitio Mailnt about 2:30 this afternoon, altera nuo run ot anout 0 a ays anu 2hours. She has aboard, 22 oibinand 10 Bteerace passengers forthis port aa well as a lot of mail.Gn the trip down one of the Chi-nes- o

steoragn passougers died fromphthisis.

DIED.CAMPBELL At Pala, Maul, April

8, IB!)), Thomas Campbell, n. nativeof Glosgow, Englond, uctl 01 years.Funeral from the residence of Mr.

Charles Crozler, Pllkol and Hasslngcrstracts, at 3:30 this Monday after-noon.

Tho pupils of tho Fort streetschool who livo Ewa of Nuuamislroatn are to await tho comple-tion of tho Pal a ma school beforebeginning lessons again. Theirvacation will last about two weekslonger.

D. G. Alexander, secretary andtreasurer of Weloh & Co., drop-po- d

doad at 4:40 o'clock, April 4,at tho ollicos of tho corporation onCalifornia street, San Franoirco.Heart disease was the trouble.Deceased was about 40 yours ofage. At a raeoting of tho Ooo-me- a

Sugar Co. held on tho 5thinst., deceased was elected assist-ant treasurer.

NEW TO-DA- Y

MISS WILLAltD,Complexion Specialist.

ELECTRICAL TACIAL MASSAGE, most approv-ed methoJ. MANICURING. Offic Hours, 10 a. m1

lo 5 P. m, VINEYARD STREET, third collagewest ol Nuuanu street. ugi

ffiM's Yl ol Ilaniwal

WAIKIKI.Select Bathing Resort

FOR TOURISTSAND FAMILIES ::

Rooms and Board.

Baths Free to Guests.

J. P. HAYWARD, Manager.

A : Good : CottageFOR RENT CHEAP.

Also ROOMS at $6, $8, $10 and $12

per month ; clean and comfortable.

EAGLE HOUSENuuanu Street.

Notice.According to the new bylaws adopted

at the adjourned special meeting of theOnomea Sugar Company, held April 5U1,

1899, the following officers will serve untilSeptember 30th, next.

J. B. Atherton, President.P. C. Jones,O. M. Vesper, of San Francisco, Second

Geo. H. Robertson, Treasurer.D. G. Alexander, of San Francisco,

Assistant Treasurer.W. A. Bowen, Secretary.E. F. Bishop, Director.E. D. Tenny, Director.T. Richards Robinson, Auditor.The. foregoing, will constitute the direc-

torate of the Onomea Sugar Company.W. A, BOWEN,

Secretary Onomea Sugar Company.Honolulu April 5th, 1899. 1187MW

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JasMorganAUCTIONEER ANDBROKEiroz

33 Queen Street

AUCTION SALE.OF,

Turkish Rugs!.ON.,

THTJESDAY, April 13, '99AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At the store formerly occupied by Voeller& Co., comer of Hotel and Fort streets, '4

I will sell at Public Auction,5 BALES OF ELEGANT TURKISH

AND PERSIAN RUGS.Articles will be on view .on Tuesday,

sApril nth, and Wednesday, April 12th.

.TAS. I MORGAN,Auctlonoer,

VALUABLECITY PROPERTYFOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a valu-able parcel of Land on the southeastcorner of Beretania and Miller Sts.

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

Area 4790 sq. ft.There are two cottages on the property

one of which Is now rented for 2$ permonth.

For further particularsApply to

JAS. F. MORGAN.1176 33 Queen St.

REALESTATE

BARGAINS!1. Tarm at Hamakua...... ....S 6.001t."SOLD.). SOLD,

4. SOLD.

5. SOLD.6. A Lodging House, lease. 5 00.T. Large lot at Malklkl... 10,0m8 175 acres coffee land, Kona J.9. SOLD

10. I ot H acre near town ,. 1,50

11. Corner lot center ot town io,ceis. SOLD.

i. House and Lot, Punahou 1.0.014, Large Lot and good Paying Business..,. ss,15. Large Lot, Palama, nearly H cre 4,16. Lot soxiao.wlth dwelling house.Quarry St

For further particulars apply to

J. M. VIVAS,G Postolfico Lane, - Honolulu.

Free Concert NightlyBy the Quaker Medicine Co.,

COItNER OP FortT AND EERKTAMA. &TB.

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