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In connection with the sailing of tlio above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromHewYorkby any steamship line to all European porta

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One if the institutions herewhich has the spooial attention oftourist as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere general manager McDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lauai is aproper resting place aud the vaultstvliere the bars to be minted andbeer are kept prereot a very tatyspectacle The Mint is open from530 a m to 1130 p m and duringthose hourstho work never ceasesVisitors after looking over the placewill find first olaB refreshments andthe purest of liquors

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SHERIFF3 BALE NOTICE

In pursuance of an Execution is-

sued¬

out of the District Court ofHonolulu bland of Oahu Terri ¬

tory of Hawaii by Lyle A DiokeySecond Dieiriit Magistrate of saidHonolulu on the 5th day of October A D 1901 in re matter of YeeTai vs Wong Tai I have on this7th day of October A D 1901levied upon and shall expose forsain at Public Auction t the high ¬

est bidder at the Police SttiouMalakaua Hale in said Honoluluat 12 noon of MONDAY tho 11thday of November A D 1901 all thoright title and interest of the saidWong Tai in and to the followingdescribed property unless the judg-ment

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amounting to Two Huudredand Tbirty eigbt and 5 100 Dollarsinterest cost aud my expenses arepreviously paid Said propertylevied upon being

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Bestdlnc in Honolnln

FRIDAY OCT 11 1901

ABYLUM VB CRUSHER

The Board of Health is again en-

deavoring¬

to have the rock crusherremoved from the vicinity of theHalepupule The Board has ofcourse no right to demand the re ¬

moval of the crusher or to quarrelwith a government department ofwhich it is or should be a subordinateThe question is for the voterB todecide onand not for aboardwhichvery likely will be relegated short-ly

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to privacy and we hope oblivioDThere are no money available in theTreasury to pay the expenses of re ¬

moving at the present time eitherthe Asylum or the crusher and ifGovernor Dole who has oalled At

the Asylum from whioh he nevershould have escaped would call anextra session of the Legislaturethere would be no reafoup whypresent conditions complained ofshould not be removed

The Board of Health met yester-day

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and certain letters from medicalmen were read We have the high-

est¬

regard for the physicians whohave been henrd from but we doobjeot to the language used in ex ¬

pressing an idea or opinion by someof the learned physicians Whydoes Dr O B Wood writeB as follows

Honolulu October 10 1901

Dr H O SloggetPresident Board of Health

Dear Sir In response to yourrequest for an opinion regardingthe advisability from a medicalstandpoint of continuing the oper-

ation¬

of the Btone quarry and orusher adjoining the Insane Asylum Iwould state that in my opinion theinadvisability of it is so evident as

to leave no room for argumensThere can be but one opinion

about the effeot of continuous noisealarm and exoitement upou patientsBuffering from nervous and mentaldiseases

The question of whother or notthe Asylum and quarry should bothcontinue to do business at the oldetand is hardly debatable Theonly room for difference of opinionis ai to which should move

Very respectfullyO B Wood

Is lie aeBured that there is butone opinion on the matter1 and thereis no roam for argument

Dr George Herbert and Dr S DG Walters who have bad great experience at the Haleptpule write asfollows

Dear Sir At your request we

venture to make the following re ¬

marks jn regard to the presence of

jwfjx1 ji

the clone orushing plant on thoasylum property

The first principle in tae treat ¬

ment of the insane is to plaoa tbtmin Bomn quiet location where tbeycan rost undisturbed and unmolest-ed

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The exolting effeot of the rockblasting js distinctly noticeable inthe more aggravated casos of acutemania though we believe it wouldbo bard to prove its deleterious influonco on individual oases of otherforms of insanity

The fact retrains plainly evidentto anyone of ordinary intelligencethat any reoont case of insanitytaken to the asylum and placedalongside of the rook crusher thereaubjeoted to the disturbing noiseswould suffer a serious detriment inits progress to recovery and on theother hand might have its little re-

maining¬

reason hopelessly dispelledWe beliovev the presence of the

rock crusher alongside the asylumwards to be an injustice as well as amenace to tho inmates of that inctitutiou

Sigued George HEnuEivrS D G Waltebs

But why do they presume to knowwhat the opinion of anyone ofordinary intelligence may beThere are people who olaim to haveordinary intelligence who have

visited the greatest asylums inEurope and although not practicingmedicine have made insanity astudy and who do not agree withthe learned doctors quoted

We should be very sorry to bearthat any inmate of the Asylumshould unnecessarily suffer but --wesay that Superintendent Boyd ofthe Public Works would not do bisduty to those who pay the taxes ifhe discontinued the work of therook crusher if thereby s delay orneglect of road work should ocour

The Board of Health has pot theswelled head and while it declinesto permit experiments for a possiblecuroof laprosy and allow a doctorto resign instead of being dismissedfor a heineous offece it is unfit towield the power it has now usurped

Of course the lepers are onlykanaka of course the assaultedchildren are only kanakas but yetthe kanakas have a vote and willshow the Board of Health a trick ortwo after the next election

In regard to the Asylum the fol-

lowing¬

report was presentbd by MrE A Mott Smith

Oot 10 1901

J H B yd Esq Supt PublicWorks

Sir The Board of Health desires to again all your attention tothe serious condition of affairs atthe Insane Asylum due to the noisefrom blasting and the operation ofthe rook crusher of your departmentat that place

In bringing this matter again toyour attention the Board does notdesire to disours nor in any mannerbring into issue the removal of therook orunher or of the laiaaeAsylum

The absence of an appropriationto remove either is a plain faot

The sole question in issue is

raised by the resumption of opera-tion

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of the crush r by your depart-ment

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Are the operations of tincrusher and quarry of such a natureas to be deleterious to the healthand welfare of the patients at theInsane Asylum

As long as the orushor andquarry are in operation this ques-

tion is in serious issue The Boardfeel that the care of the inmates ofthe Asylum is a publio trust of adelicate nature requiring constantvigilance and unusual oare and oneia whioh the publio and the govern ¬

ment ar deeply interested and condarned through natural feelings ofsympathy and ohirity toward tlieunfortunate condition of the in ¬

mates of this institutionThe Board therefore is convinced

that anything which is deleteriousto their welfare should receive im ¬

mediate alien jon

The crusher as you aro aware is

situated but about fifty yards fromthe wards on the mauka side of theAsylum grounds

The noise from it in operation is

therefore constant and loud Thesame is true only more so of thoblasts whioh in this kind Of workare usually very heavy Flyingstones occasionally of large sizefall in considerable numbors withinthe Asylum wall The concussionfrom the blasts has broken the win ¬

dows in ward No 3 and so shakenthe foundation of the same buildingthat constant oare has to be exer-

cised¬

to keep tho building doorsand apparatus in condition and re-

pair¬

The roofs of the buildingshave also suffered and in Februarylast a large stune weut through theroof of ward 6

When a blast is about to be fireda whistle is blown at the quarry andtho inmates of the Asylum are im ¬

mediately hurried away to anotherpart of the grounds to a place ofless danger

The members of the Bjard are ofthe unanimous opinion that thenoie of the crusher is plainly-detriment-

to the health and welfareof th inmates of the Aylum insome cases making cure impossible

To the average citizen continu-ous

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and uninterrupted noise of thisBort is in itself a source of annoy ¬

ance and irritation to the inmatesof the Asylum it is apparentlymuch more so

It is undoubtedly a cause ofexaggeration of symptoms alreadyexisting in mauy if not all of theoases

The members of the Board arealso of be unanimous opinion thatthe noise and concussion of theblasts are even moire harmful thanthe noise of the crusher for thereason just stated Also that thehurried moving of the patientsabout the grounds to diminishdanger from falling stories excitesand irritates them

From a medical standpoint andas plainly appears from medioalopinion herewith enclosed the con-tinuation

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of operation at the rockcrusher and of blasting should notcontinue rr

The Board feejs that suih a discontinuaocels absolutely necessaryaud therefore again bo requests

SHERIFFS BALE NOTICE

In pursuance of an Exeoution is-

sued¬

nut of the Distriat Court ofHonolulu I htnd of Oahu Terri ¬

tory of Hawaii by Lyle Av DickeySecond Distriot Magistrate of saidHonolulu on thn 5th day of Octo ¬

ber A D 1901 in re matter of YeeTai vs Wority Tai I have on this7th day of October A D 1901levied upon and shall expose forsale at Publio Auction 1 1 the high ¬

est bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Bale in said Honoluluat 12 nnon of MONDAY the lltbday of November A D 1901 all theright title and interest of the saidWong Tai in and to the followingdescribed property unless thejudgment amounting to Two HuudredandThirty eight and 5 100 Dollarsinterest cost aud my expepses arepreviously paid Said propertylevied upon being

Ore wagons mOH AS F OH I LUNG WORTH -

Deputy Sheriff Territory of Hawail

Honolulu Obu2025 5t

F H REDWARD

CONTBAOTOU AND BuiLDEB

Jobbling promptly attended to

Punchbowl Street No 42 Tele953 phone 1701 Blue tf

FOB BALE

QAMM LEASEHOLD ON BERE- -1UUU tania pttraet 89 years to

run Present net inonme 90 permonth apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO200 Merohant Street

XO LET

Premises on Kukui Lane Pos ¬

session given on January 1 1901For terms apply to

7U KAFIOMJUBTATB

fnil of FishesThe ton is full of fishes theworld of wiaemBU and womenwho eat only LEWIS OWNOU11E Hams aud BreakfastBoon

roar MillionWomen

In the United States buy onlyLEWIS OWN OURE Hams

and Breakfast Bacon

Thousands of

ChildrenHave sensible parents whouse only the best LEW1OWN OURE Hams andBreakfast Bacon

LEWIS COLEADING GROCERS

240 Two Telephones 240106 Fort Street

SanitarjSteam Laundry

Co ltd

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large additions toour machinery we aro now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 2d cent per dozenoasn

Satisfactory work and prompt de-livery

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guaranteed- No fearT of olothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite inspection of our laun- -dryland methods at any time duringbiisiness hours

Ring Up Main 73r

and our wagons will call for your14 work tf

A SUMMER PROPOSITION

Weil now theres the

4CE- - QUESTION

You know youll needejoe youknow its n nenennitv in tint WAthrWe believe you are anxious to getmat ice wnicu win give you satis-faction

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and wed like to supplyyou Order from

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HOFFMAN AND MARKHAM

Telephone 3151 Blue PostrfficeBox 606 77

i aa ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SaadIn Quantities to Suit

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Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Houra Notice

I H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J MiMonsarrat Cart

wright Building Merchant St1S90 j -- O

THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort

SSATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice ColdSPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

iron

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Wilders Steamship Go

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Depoilts RecoWod Loam made on Asproved Beoarltv OornmeroM and Tf rra Credit lamed Bills of Rxotiaxca

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From Kilo -

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Telegrams oan now be sentfrom Honolulu to buy placeon the Islands of HawaiiMaui Lanai aud Molokai by

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UPSTAIRS

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A Large Stock tor

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Pansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Ghost and RefrigeratorsEnterprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubber Robh anii flnno TulSteel Rubber and Cocoa MatBwoeeioarrowB noes Itakes and

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JttooksShovels and SpadesOos and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps and LanternsRat and Mouse TrapsStep LaddersCoffee Mills aud Agate WarpPoultry and Mosquito NettingsVictoria and Pan American Hand

Sewing MachinesTable Oast sand SoalesTiniied and

Porcelain SaucepansS P Knives Spoons and PorksGlobes Chimneys and WioksKerosene Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal in BagsTin and Agate Wares - -

Hawaiian and Dairy Salt in Bags jiGem lee Shavers and Gem Ice Cream

FreezersThe AERMO

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

TbeHiiillan Hardware Co L0Fort Street opposite Spreokels

Cos Bank Honolulu H I

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V LO0AL AND aNBHAIi NEWS

The HoRons may play a Reason atOrpboum commencing next month

Tomorrow the news will reabh ustbrft Ihe Shamrock took the AmerioanOup

Commissioners A N Kopoikal andF Tosta aro oxpeoted to returnfrom Maui on Sunday morning4 Mm E P Low of Puuwaawaa

will go to Kauai next woek on avisit to her lister Mrs Albert SWilcox

Federal officials will send a reso-

lution of condolence to Washing ¬

ton in regard to the assassination ofPresident McKinloy

The Dole Republicans aro gettingready for work and a meeting hasbeen called by chairman H PBildwin of the Executive Commit-tee

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Counterfeit dollars are reported asbeing circulated here lately Wehavent even seen tbe real thing butPinkerton Kaapa is working on aclue

Mr and Mrs Ahlo have issued iovitatiousto a reception to be held outho 10th inst in honor of Mr andMrs Anthony Ahlo at the Ahloesidence on Upper Liliha street

Attornay lipneral W Uathcart issitting with the Supreme Court thimorning in the place of the ChieJustice who is in Washington withGeneral Hortwell trying to save hisofHoial scalp

Tbe Advertiser made an err jr thismorning in stating that Miss Mutchthe prinoiplo of Waiahole Bchool

bad been arrested The arrestedteachers name is Mia Mudge andin no way connected with the highlyesteemed family here of Win Mutch

A handsome paiuting in oil of tbelate President MoEinley is on exhi-

bition¬

in Marshal Hendrys officp

pending its removal to the Repub-lican

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headquarters - It ia tbe workof Beals of San Francisco and waspresented by George 0 Stratameyor

Mr O A Brownwho U paying oxdying trip to the Islands in regardto his interests in Ford Islands is

in excellent health but sayB ho i

no longer a millionaire but simplya wateTmelonair until Uncle Samdigs up for Ford Island and thewater front of that fine property

Mr John Ena tbe President oftho Inter Island Steam NavigationCompany has not resigned ae re- -

1UO IUIUUI IU UUUUIU1U UlIpUriUU O Smith who was prominently mentioned as the successor ofMr Ena may cause tbe proposedconsolidation of the Wilder and the1 1 S N companies

Deputy High Sheriff ChiilioRworth left for Koolauloa this morn-

ing¬

this morning to bring up thewitnesses in the case against DrWinslow and Miss Mudge a sohoolteacher who were arrested yesterday on a ohsrge of a criminal assault on a young girl named RoseLui The case will be tried hero tomorrow

A New FirmCaptain John A Sohaerer has

severed his connection with the firmof the W 0 Peacock CompanyLtd and will on Monday next as¬

sume the mapagemet of tbo Brook-

lyn¬

Saloon bn Alakea street betweenQueen and Merchant streets Thebuilding which baa been fixed upvery nioely is the property of FredHarrison and has recently been usedby the Hawaiian Eleotrio Works foroffices and store rooms

Tho business is owned bySohaeferand Cunningham who are well andfavorably known in the communityCaptain Sohaefer is a prominentmember and officer of the NationalGuard of Hawaii and Mr W M

Cunningham is tbe owner of theMint and Wela Ka Hao saloons andjs specialty a good fellow in sporting

joitolea The new emporium for

vPrimo beer has been called tbeBrooklyn in honor of AdmiralDeweys flagship and under com ¬

mand of Captain Sohaefer manysohnoners will be sunk Mouday

nest id tbe opening day

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TOPICS 01 THE DAY

Honolulu is at last to have aBlue Boob which is to contain thenameB of those who aro consideredsociety people hero by EmmettMay Farwell and Jocher Thopress work will be done under thespecial supervision of W M Langton which is a guarantee that tbobook wll be artistio and splendidfrom a mechanical point of viewTbo Blue Book should be found onthe table of all members of SocietyWe hope a copy will roach us intime to write a proper history of theselected U00 before New Year Howthe aristocrats would like it

We regret to learn from thePacific Commercial Advertiser oftbe death of the widow of thelate J L Stevens whose career inHawaii in 1893 has been properlyrecorded by tho public documentssigned by Cleveland and BlounbTbo Advertiser Is wrong inr callingtho late John L Stevens the mostfamous American Minister to Ha-

waii¬

We have no quarrel with aman who is dead but we objeot tothe Advertisers proof reader whodropped the in in front of theword famous

Mr Thurstons organ states thimorning that the circumstancesunder which Dr Winslow formerlyGovernment physician for Koolauon this Island and Miis Mudge theprincipal of Waiahole school werearrested and charge wirhn8sault on1a young Hawaiian sohool girl areentirely unfit for publication We

do not wish to comment on the caseuntil it has been tried but if thecircumstances arecorrenty reportedin town full publication should begiven to the alleged outrage andthe newspaper which refuses to doso is not doing its duy It is ofcourse another ovenl white officialsvs only kanaka children

We are surprised to sen nn oppo-

sition¬

to any reputable7 pfiysfaionaoffer to go to the lupBrsettlementand experiment if there are patientswilling to try a remedy whiohmaycure them of the loathsbmerliseaseThe people at the settlement arenot prisoners for any offunsesagainst the law of the TerritoryEvery effort should be made to al-

leviate the sufferings of thse poorpeople who have bien sinned ogainf tbut who have not sinned Thi argu ¬

ment of the Star that bC4Ute here-

tofore¬

no re nedy for the dread dmalady has been found no remedycan be found is pueiila Tbe congress at Berlin has not given up tbehope of fioding a serum against tbeleprosy baccillae If our esteemedcontemporary could read the IceJandish language we should withpleasure furnish it with some ofthemost intelligent publications recent-ly

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issued from pbycisiaiiB of thatisland where leprosy now is ravag ¬

ing the small populaion Let noatone be unturned let every methodbe adopted whiob may help - tostamp out leprosy in Hawaii andincidentally Htwaiis wise Bjard ofHealth

Howard OrWred

Absconded from Gorsinaua Na ¬

varro oounty Texas U S A Sep-

tember¬

7tb 1901 Hays Edstromage about twenty four years heightfive feet seven inches weight about145 pounds Hair light browneyes bluish grey no beard slightlystoop shouldered fnoe fuller andhair thinner than shown Drawsdown corner of mouth peculiarlywhen talking Inclined to drinkand gamble

Served with Tenth PennsylvaniaVoluuleers in Philippine Wandsand speaks a little Spanish Likelyo go to Japan Philippine Islands

or MexicoTwo hundred and fifty dollars

reward is offered by the PetroleumIron Works Co Washington PennU S A for his arrest and detentionNotify the Petroleum Iron WorksCo Washington Pa U S A andSheriff ofU S A

Nayarro oounty Texas

ikuAjLJ

its ba Burial of Stovenson

Whero shall wo lay you down toresit

Where will you Bleep tho verybest

Mirthful ond tender dear ondtrue

Whero shall we find a grave foryou

They thought of a spirit as braveas light i

And they bore him up to a lonelyheiglit

And they laid him there- - whorehe loved to be

On a mountain gazing oer theseal

They thought of a soul afloodwith song

And they buried him whore tbosummer long

My raid birds bis requiem singAnd the echoing woods about him

ring

They thought of a love that liforedeems

heart ftho home of perfectreamsAnd they left him there where

the worlds aspire i

In the sunrise glow and tbe sun ¬

set fireFlorence Earle Coats in the

Outlook -

Hays Sad Fxporionco

Seoretary John Hay has had theunusual and painful experience ofliving in ooae relations with threemurdered Presidents He was Lin-

colns¬

private secretary at the timethe latter was shot He was the in

timate personal ifrtend of Garfieldana more compieieiy iu bib couudenoe than any man outside his offi ¬

cial councils He was acting aseditor of the New York Tribune atthat time MrRaid being absent inEurope Now comes the third as ¬

sault and the third dath this timeof his honored official chief andfriend Walter-- Wellman says thatbefore the new executive had askedthe Cabinet to remain SecretaryHay had definitely decided to retirealmost immediately But when thenew President came at him withthe most funcereaud friendly prof ¬

ferswhen Mr Roosevelt urged himto stay as a matter of public dutyand iu order to avert a break in thetransfer of tho MoEinley adminis-tration

¬

to the new regime Hay hesi ¬

tated He took the matter underconsideration and then signified hiswillingness toremain He is not inthe best of health and is weary ofpublic servioe He has his familygriefs to beor He has long dream ¬

ed of a season of travel and study invarious parts of the world

j Humphreys Logic

I met a goat and said to himThe question pray excuse

Why do you always wag yourchin

Quoth he Because I chewLife

To Make Or Break

Tbe laziest of lawyersThey said be was and still

He always was quite anxious toBe working with a will

Philadelphia Press

rk Jambrlpu Frimo

A story is goiug the rounds inLondi n of a literary aspirant whorecently offered a sonnet to an editorwith the accompanying message

I have tried to catch the Greekspirit pay me as liberally as youcan

One On Bismarck

The Dowager Empress Frederickonce asked Bismarck to bring hera glass of water and as he bandedto her she said to lady-in-waiti-

who sat near He has cost me asmany tears as tnere are drops ofwater in ihs glass

The Chamberthis morning

of Commerce nut

Kentuotrys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands

Thee H Davies Co Ld

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF- -

General MerchandiseAND

COMMISSION lESlrtaHLATSrrSgents for Lloyds

Canadian Austral inn Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pionpor Tiinn of PjipTrprfl from Liverpool

I CTOHuliTliTIS

M King of Natural Table Waters

BOTTLED AT THE

JOHAMIS SPHI2TG

ZOLLHAUS GERMAJSrY

The Home Journal New York say JOHANNIS is pure therefore healthful itt is clar asCrystal thus pleasing to the eye it is lively andsparkling therefore refreshing to th taste

W G PEACOCK CO LTDSole Agents

liSr GOODSGarden Hose and

SprinklersLampsDinner and Toilet SetsGlassewareRefrigrators and

Ice ChestsMichigan Stoves and

RangesKerosene Oil StovesHouse Fnrnishing GoodsTHE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Fort and Bethel Street Stores

Fifteen Oar LoadsOP THE FAMOUS

BDDWEISERBEER

Brewed by the renown

Antieuscr Buscli Brewing Asso

OP

St Louis

In BBLS and OASES of QUARTSaud TINTS are due to arrive with ¬

in a few days

FOR SALE BY

11 MCKFELD Sl GO

LIMITEDSole Ageuti forHawaiian Territory

Wm G Irwisa CLIUIIID

Wm Q Irwin President MannerOlaus Qpreokel First Vlea lroBidejitW M GlrTnrd Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer BeoretnryGeo J Roue Andltcr

SUGAR FAORTOR1HD

AQUKTB OI tn

Oceanic Steamship CoiupgOf But frnnolioo 01

NOTICE OF BEHOVAIi

Robertson Wilder have movedtheir law offices to the Stangenwaldbuildinp Merchant treet rooms50206207 second floe 16 1 w

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SUGAR FACTORSIMFORTiDHS

3nral Merchandise

Igenfa LloydsOrcadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marino Insurancettforthern Assurance Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific RailwayPionpnr Linn of Packets from Liverpool

wsmmmMmhuwemffley

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ToszisrisrisTlio Kiog of Natural Table Waters

BOTTLED AT THE

0HA1IIS SPRINGS

The Home Journal New York says JOHANNIS is pure therefore healthful it is clear asCrystal thus pleasing to the eye it is lively andsparkling therefore refreshing to th taste

0 PEACOCK CO LTDSole Agents

MSSeimMg SS5ES

E37 GOODSGarden Hose and

SprinklersLampsDinner and Toilet Sets-GlassewareRefrigrators and

Ice Chestsichigan Stoves andf

Rangeserosene Oil Stoves

House Furnishing GoodsTHE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Fort and Bethel Street Stores

Fifteen Oar LoadsOP THE FAMOUS

BUDWEISERBEER

Brewed by the renown

ABbGuser BnscIi Brewing Asso

OP

St Louis

IuBBLS nnd OASES of QUARTSaud PINTS are due to arnvo with ¬

in a few days

FOR SALE BY

E HIGKFELD CO

LIMITED

Sole Agents forHawoilaa Territory

M i

6 Irwin CoIIHIT1D

Win Q Irwin Frouldent ManagerQiMir bptrcfiiiH tirot Vicu 1riBideatW M Gitfard Second YlcelrealdentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer BecretaryGeo J Bosk And I tor

SUGAR FACRTOE

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Oceanic Sioemsliip CoiupyOf tat WrarinUno Csl

NOTICE OF KEMOVAI

Robertson Wilder have movedtheir law offices to the Stangenwaldbuildinc Merohant street rooms6Q20C207 second Hoc 101 w

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Clans SpracMs Co

HONOLULU

m JVinsitm Aaenit TJtK tiOJIirTtfA T10NAL BAtik OF BAN WM tHCCAll

J SAW SXOHAE- O- OH

BAH FKANOIBOO The Nevodft NatlOUlBonk of Ban Franolaoo

LONDON The Union Bank of LondotMM

NBW YORK Amcrloun Exohane tittlonal Bank

UHIOAGO Merchants National BankTAKIB -- Credit LyonnaliBERLIN Presdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Honi

KonKShniiRhalBanklngOorporatlonNRW ZiSALANl AMP AOBTBALIA- -

Bank of Now ZealandVIOrOHIA AND VANOOUVBH Bank

of British North America

Trantast a Btntral Banting and XxthtmfBunnell

DeposItB Received Loans made on Jbi lproTod Seoorltv OommeretM and Travelera Credit Issued Bill of KxoHxoslbonght and sold

Oollnatlons Promptly Acaonntna 7m

TO -HONOLULU

AND

Ml Way Stations

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

ffireta -- - Teifgraph

GALL UP MAIN 131 Thatll theHonolulu Office Time saved moneysaved Minimum charge 2 permessage

HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOOH BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

TIMELY TOPICS

A Large Stock tor

EOUSEHOLDSDPPLIES

Pansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Chesl and RefrigeratorsEnterprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubber Hose and Hose KeelSt vol Rubber and Cocoa MatsWuoHlnarrowo Hoes Rakes and

Hooks iShovels and SpadesOor and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsJbawps and IjanteriiBRat and Mouse TrapsStop LpddersCoffee Mills and Agate WarpPoultry and Mosquito NettingsVictoria and Pan American Hand

Sewing MachinesTable Cant rsnnd SualesTinned and

Porcelain SaucpanS P Knives Spoous and ForksGlobes Chimneys and WicksKerosene Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal in BaasTin and Agate WaresHawaiian and Dairy Salt in BagsGem Ipo Shavers and Gem Ice Cream

FreezersTho AERMO- -

TOR admittodby everyone to

bo tho very beBt

windmill in ex-

istence

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We want your help in distributingthe above useful articles so we willbe able to dispose them at the lowestmarkot priceB

The Hawaiian Hardware Co LflFort Street opposite Spreokels

Cns Bank Honolulu H I

rOR BALB

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

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO208 Murabrot Street

A SOUKER PROPOSITION

Woll now thoros tho

ICE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice youknow its n necessity in hot weatherWo believe you aro anxious to gotthat ice which will give you satis-faction

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and wed like to supplyyou Order from

Tug Odtm Ice Electric Go

HOFFMAN AND MARKHAM1

Telephone 3151 Blue PostcfficeBox 606 77

Sanitary Steam Laundry

uCo Ltd

GREAT REDUCTION IN PEICES

Having made large additions toour macbinerv w are now ablo tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSL1PS I ABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS aud TOWELSat the rate ul 2t cent per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt dolivery guarntUMHil

No fear of clothing beiug lostfrom stnkep

We invite inspection of our laun-dry

¬

and inptTiodB at any time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73and our wagons will oall for your

14 t work tf

fnil of FishesThe tea is full of fishes heworld of wise nmn mid womenwho eat only LEWISOWNCURE Hams and BreakfastBacon

Four Millionlomen

In the United States buy onlyLEWIS OWN CURE Hams

and Breakfast Bacon

Thousands of

Children -

Have sensible parents whou e ouly tbH best LEWISOWN CURE Hams andBreakfast Bacon

LEWIS COLEADING GROCERS

240 Two Telephones 24Q

10G Fort Street

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SsadIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAYATIHG CONTRACTED

FOR

CORAL m SOIL FOB SALE

Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J Mr Monsarrat Cart

Wright Building Merchant St1MXI tf

THE PANTHEONHotel St npar Fort

S3ATTL BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice ColdSPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOR

THlSmDATSWiltiers Steamship Go

Freight andPassengers for all

Island Port- e-

BnalnosB Oards

A til KKrOlKAI N W AVOU

KBPOIKAI ALUHATTOnNEIS-AT-LA- W

OUlce Wniluku Maui

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jTelght Olerk end StoTWlftriOld Reliable Again on Deck

Offlco At tho Old Vun Dome Premle1845 ly

DQ B O WATERHOUSH

OFFibE and Residence Eiiankab A LAP II

Offlco hoars 8 to 1 a m 1 to 3 and 1 li8 r-- M Telephone Wl whit

H R HITCHOOOK

Attobnet at Law

Office Merchant StreetCart wrightBuilding

1474 tf

T B MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentflBSTIUOTOB AND SeAROHER OP TlTLE8

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Morchont Street1419 tf

ALLEN RODH7SCNDtiLKBS IN LtTMBbR AMD COAL AMD

Building Matfuials orAll Kinds

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EDMUND H DAItT

Notabt Pdbuo and Typewmteb LoiVETANOEB AND SeABOUIEB 17

Records

No 16 Kaahumrmu Stroot

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AND AURIST

Block 3d Flor Office HoarsO v in 4 p v

R N BOYD

Scbvkyob and Rial I state Agmt

Office Bethel 8iiot over the New I220 Model ly

THOMAS PITCHi

Attorney at Law

33a S KiDg St Honolulu17 ltn

JOHN NOTT

Tin and SnutAON Wobk

Klne Rtrept Hnnolnln

Fi H REDWARD

Contractor and Buildeb

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Prosress

Reatanrnnt

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Plumbum Coiteb

Jobbling promptly attended to

Piinchbowl St reef No 42 Tela f9B3 phono 1701 Blue tf

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 877Style 2 mado by The LocomobileDo nf America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1699Very little used the property of thelate Joseph BLleluhe aud run bygasoline

ALSO

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One Bicyclej in very good order

For particulars apply to Mrs rHolelube at Washington Place ortoF JTesta this office

FOR S AXjB3ATJ AORKB OF LAND IN GRANTSrx I 3130 and blO at Kamaee North HlloBawnll Apply to

MOBBIB K EBOHOKALOLBSeal Bttat Agent

iCaahauiauu Btree

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