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CALIFORNIA

A GREAT CAREER EIJDED

Ex President Bonjamln Harrison DIob

Suddenly at Indianapolis

Indianapolis March 13 GeneralB mjamin Harrison died at 445oclock this afternoon without re ¬

gaining consciousness His donl b

was quiet and pninleBS there beinga general sinking until the endoamo which was marked by a singlegasp fo breath as life departedfrom the body of the statesmanTho relatives with a few exceptionand severalof tho former Presidentsold nnd turd friends wore at thebedside when he passed away

Tho Generals condition was bobad this morning after a restlefutght that the alteudiog physiciansunderstood that tho end could notbe ar off and all the bulletins rentout from he sick room wore to thiseffect so that the family and friendswere prepared when the fiual blowoamo The gradual failing of theremarkable strength shown by thepatient became more noticeable intho aftcrcouu and a few momentsbefore the end there was an ap-

parent¬

breakdown on tho part oftho sufferer as he surrendered to tlfodisease against which he had beenbravely battling for so many hoursThe change waa uoticed by thephysicians and tho lelativcs andfriends who had retired from thesick room to the library below werequickly summoned and reaobed thebedside of the General biforofhepassed away

News of the death spread quicklyWord was flashed from bulletinboards of the newspapers and wasthus communicated to people ontheir way home The announce-ment

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produced the greatest sorrownearly overy one haviug nurturedthe hope that General Harrisonwould recovar In a few momentsthe flags on all the public buildingsand most of the downtown busineBablocks wero hoisted at half mastand other outward manifestationsof mourning wero made

Indianapolis March 14 Threeregiment of the Indiana NationalGuard including twenty five com ¬

panies from various parts of theState and three batterieB of arti --

lery will be mobilized in Indianapo-lis

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on Saturday morning early loparticipate in tho imposing diephyattondent upon oscoiting BenjaminHarrisons remains from his honeto the Capitol where the body willlie in state from noon till 10 oclockat night

The body will lie in state in theCapitol on Saturday from 11 oolockin the morning until 10 oclock atnight All arrangements have beencompleted and tho body will betaken from the home Saturdaymorning accompanied by the military escort

On Sunday afternoon the funeralat the First Presbyterian church at2 oclock will be a quiet affnir butpolice lines will be maintained fora crush of people curious to seoPresident MoKinloy is anticipatedThere will be no military escort ofany kind that day

At tho 0 pheuni Tonight

A vory interesting program hasbeen arranged for tho enterlainment to be given this evenlug at the

J Orpheum at 8 oclook by the Uosj pel Temperance League Tho meet ¬

ing will be addressed by Prof SilasP Perry on tho Use and Abuse ofImagination Mr Franklin Aus-

tin¬

President of tho Leaguewill oxplain the nature of the Dispensarybill now beforo the Senate

The musical featuro of the outertalumont will be unusually tine andthose attending will have the treaof heariug Mrs MoDonold Honolu-lus

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oharming soprano All are inyited to attuuU

TIMELY TOPICS

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Mj m Aeraiotorf you want a windmill that haslittlo machinery and that little

of tho very best quality

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If you want a windmill that wilpump water to your house and

your barn that will run thefeed cutter cornsheller

and Buzz Saw

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give better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on thomarket For sale by

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SHERIFFS SALE

In pursuance of an Execution is-

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out of the Supreme Court ofthe Territory of Hawaii on the 16thday of February A D 1901 in remattur of B F White plaintiff vsC H Fatzig defendant I havelevied upon the personal propertyof said defendant C H Patzig ont bis 2l8t day of February A D1901 and shall expose Baid propertyfor sale at Public Auction to thehighest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock noon of Thursday the 28lhday of March A D 1901 unless thejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand C5 100 Dollars interest costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being

GO Chickens1 Cow5 Dozen Pigeons1 Double seated wagon1 Road Cart1 Single Harrioss

CHAS F CHULINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬

waiiHonolulu Oahu 35 5t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The undersigned havinc beenduly appointed Executors and Exeoutrix respectively of tho estate ofJames A Bopper deceased late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper duly authenticated andwith proper vouchers if any existoven if the claim is secured by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to tho undorsigued at their Otlice on Fort StHouolulu Oahu wilhiu six monthsfrom the date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Exeoutois aud Executrix of thoEstate of James A HopperDeceased

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tDMCTJND NOBBIE EditorBesldinc In Honolnln

FRIDAY MARCH 22 1901

THE LEPER BET CLEMENT

We have read with n Rreat dealof interest the views of Mr W O

Smith in regard to the manage ¬

ment of the Leper Settlement audwe present the taid views aB pub-

lished¬

in this mornings paper whereMr Smith is reported an saying

Conditions at the settlement arepeculiar h says The physicalconditions of the people are ab-

normal¬

There aro very few therewho are in physical conditiou to un ¬

dertake the responsibility ofgovorning the community Io some casesmental conditions are somewhatdefeotivo also

People there would not beinclined to ropjard the authority ofany of their own number with thesamo respect that they would Rive

to officers from without or whowere not afflicted with the diseaseIn the past there have been manylocal differences among the peoplesome of which were of a petty na ¬

ture others more serious Thefoalings aroused by differences ariaing out of conflicting religious viewshave at times required the interven-tion

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of the authority of the Boardof Health

I should very much fear thatplacing tho authority of govern-

ment¬

in their own hands would bedisastrous I am confident that it

jjwould not tend to promote harm-

ony¬

To place in the hands of thesick at the settlement the disposi-tion of the appropriations and dis-

pensing sums aggregating abuut100000 a year would certainly not

seem to be wisePurchasing and contracting for

the large and varied supplies re-

quired¬

by that community shouldnot be left to the sick at tho settlement who would not have opportunity to examine tho supplies or meet- -

the dealers or contractorsI do not know enough of the de

tail of the plan suggested by DrRaymond for the appointment of aoommissinu of the residents at thesettlement to form an opinion as tothe wisdom of the suugestion Theimportance of avoiding the dangerof oonfliot of authority must not beoverlooked

I am much in favor of the planof having a superintendent residingin Honolulu with an assistant su ¬

perintendent living at tho settle ¬

ment the superintendent to spends portion of each month there andreturning to report fully to the

N Board of Health also that theBoard visit the settlement twiceuach year making investigationslistening to complaints and sugges-tions

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from ibe residents andexamining all patients who are be-

lieved¬

to have recovered Some dorecover and it is always possiblethat mistakes have been made

As with tuberculosis of thelungrit sometimes happens that the dis ¬

ease is arrested and the patienthealed

Tho people at the potMeuient

should have opportunity at statedand frequent titnoi to meet the

Health authorities and medicalmembers of the Board

Thoro is man in the HawaiianIslands who take a deeper interestin the Leprosy question than doesMr W O Smith and hin ulaso studyof and earnest thoughts on tho wsd

fare of our uufortuuato compatriotsdeserve at all timo the highest con-

sideration of cur community

That a change should be undo inthe existing system soems evidentto all who take an interest in thematter Mr Smith is opposed toself government for tho Settlementand ho is right in his contentionperhaps but why cannot Mr Smithmeet tho Lepers who ask for selfgovernment hnlf way and supportthe removal of the affairs of theSettlement from the Board ofHealth altogether

Wo urge that the Leper Snttletatnl should he placed in tho handsof an official under the immediatecontrol of tho Superintendent ofPublic Works that n resident su-

perintendent¬

should be appoint-ed

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and that the affiirs of the Settlement should be attended to andsettled on a business like plan andnot by a Board of Health whichdoes nothing to cure or relievo thesufferers from the disnao intro-duced

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in this country by haoles

TOPICS OF THE DAY

CelBo Ciear Moreno has passedaway and another historical laudmark has been removed from ourarchives That he was an unscrupu-lous

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advonturor and a rogue may bo

tru but there are others of that classdear frionds to whom we bow andsmirch because the wind of successis filling their barge of life Thereare men here from San Diego andother great places who may havecontemplated tho establishment ofindependent republics and againthere are inou here who in 1S03 readproolaniBtiousaqd robbhd a countrySay boys dont let us talk too muchabout political aiventurer it is a

very delicate subject aud now thatold Moreno is dead tho survivorscan afford to loive him and historyalone and enshrouded in oblivion

We admit that wo were taken bysurprise this morning and it is veryseldom indeed that anything eurprioj us But when SenatorWilliam White of Lahaina premnted a resolution this nioruiuir in theSenate calling for an adjournmentout of respec to the late

Benjamin Harrison we feltthat there was something wrongwith the Senator and that Ward 2 atthe Asylum ought to bo fixed up atonce and enlarged Is SonatorWhite aware of the fact that theman to wham ho extouded thehonor of an adjournment was theman who in the nick of time waspreventod from completing thasteal of Hawaii the man who wanted to rob Mr White and his fellowHawaiians of their flag their nation-ality

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and their country Has MrWhite forgotten that it was tho lateBenjamin Harrison whoso memoryhe honored this morning who eoutas his representative to these islandsJohn L- - Stevens tho

the man who for filthy lucreused his high position to play intothe bands of men like adventurerCooper and the perjured ox judgewho now is the Governor of thepeople he betrayed T Mr White isa nice man he is a wise man financi-ally

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he may be the ice man butho has adopted an attitude in thisinstance which it will take all hisoily eloquence to smooth away TheHawaiirns from Luhaiua to theother OLd of the Torritriry will wantto Uaow Why did Senator Whitdo honor to the W9mory of Hawaiisworst enemy

When desiring a hack surreybuggy etc with coroful driverring up Telephone 113 TerritoryStable Co Ld

Mtrriaon aa Shylock

Wo do not liko tho Merchant ofVenice mutiltted and oven ourfrionds Bulasco Thall havo no rightto improve Shnkispeoro by outting out his great play some of thomost essential scenes

What we got was ronderotl how ¬

ever in a maiterly majnur and thuOjirt scene will not bu forgotinuby tho crowded nudionco whichlistened to Miss Roberts as Portiaandnoarly felt sympathetic towardShylock who was represented in amost artistioal manner by LewisMorrison

At the Opora House Silurdayevening will be presented Mr Mor-

risons¬

famous play Foust whichwill bo staged on tho snmo princi-ple as at two housos in SauFrancisco

The play wherein Mr Morrisoncreated the role of Mephiato hasmade him famous

Miss Florenso Roberts will playthe part of Marguerite in wl ich thecritics clats her with E leu Terryand her work in this particular roleis something to be remembered

Neither the play or tho artistsned introduation Tho play is bfamiliar one and Mr MorrisonsMephisty haa for yoari been

idontified with it WheneverFaust h spoken of Mr Mormons

name ha boon associated with itand in speaking of Mr Mornsou hois mentioned as of Faust fameFor sixteen years ho hi3 ben play-

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tho role of Mephisto and isacknowledged to have no equal Itis a foregone conclusion that thefarewell night will tax the capacityof the Opera Houo

An Unjust Char go

A morning paper publishes anitem which rf il cts on tho hack in-

spector¬

and his assistants in a voryunjust manner In the first placeHack Inspector Macy was not nosrtho scene where the occurrence happened A horse attached to a hackbalked aud fell down OfficerFursira whose reputation as astopper of run aways has been

well etablishod rushed to therescue pjaced hja foot on tho neckof the falling animal and grabbedtho nostrih whila bystanders un ¬

hitched tho horse When thovehicle had become detached thehorse would not stand up and theofficer pushing the driver whowanted to interfere lifted tho horsoto its feet and by that process thehead stall got off and the horse ranThe action of the officer was per ¬

fectly proper and ho desorved creditfor the cool manner in which hodealt with tho unruly animal andthereby hoviut his clothes spoilt inthe mud Tho charge that the offi ¬

cer alruckV Uhe driver is withqutfoundation as many ejo witnessescan testify to

Kic Pdward VIIGod bless King Edward of BritainQueen Victorias loyal son

In her footsteps I will followThese the word that he has writtenGod bles3 King Edward of B itainl

iIn her footsteps I will follow

When wore noblor words oerspokon

Pray God help me in that dutyAnd our promise neer bo brokenGod bless King Edward of BritainNever monarchs burden groaterThan England crowns thee with

todayIf thou follow in her footstepsOh all the world will gladly cayGod bless King Edward of Britain I

God bless King Edward of Britainwo 8 ay

God bless King Edward of Britaintoday

God bless King Edward of Britainfor aye I

- Anne M TnEscoiTWailup Honolulu March AD

1G01

The South African WarLondon Maroh 12 The Timra

has received tho following fromBloemfontnin Boors who have surrendered hero say that Stoyn iu arecent speech at Phillipopolls ad ¬

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The Territorial Bind will play atJtho Hawaiian Hotel this evening

When you want a naok ring up191 On that stand you will Ret areliablo and good driver a fine hackand no ovorohnrKini

The Warnpitoa ltugby footballra will ploy against a Honolulu

ombination this afternoon at Punahou commencing at 5 oclock

Henry May Co Ltd have animportant advertisement in this is-

sue¬

in regard to ths coffee which isroasted and groundmediate supervision

under their im- -

The Senate adjourned th is morn ¬

ing until tomorrow out of respect tothe late BenjauiSiu Harriaonf TheHouse adjourned because the print-ing

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comniittueo had no bills readyi

The Wagner evening given by themusical branch qf the Kilohana ArtLeague at their parlors in the Progress block last evening waB an un ¬

questionable ouocess and was wellttandedt

AH members of the AmateurOrohestra must be at rehearsal thisevening at 8 oclock in the YoungMenaObristfan Association hall torehoarse the music to be played atthe Opera House Monday evening

Mr Antoine Vizzavona who form ¬

erly was attached to the Frenchconulate in Hawaii will return toHonolulu having been appointedsuccessor to Count de Potior whohas resjgned bis position as vice- -

Consul for France- r

Hnvo ynu ever tried the RoyalLochnagar WbUlsey It iifh Scotchof the finest brand and tOjbo foundat the Merchants Exchange Tt is

so oily nd strong that even theSenator from Lahaina now and thenenjoys a sip from it A

The local cricket season openedbrilliantly yesterday afieraoon witha match at Makiki between a towneleven and the team ofH B M S

Warspite The gamerosulted in adraw owing to lack of time but theWarspite was evidently far superiorto the local team

News has been received fromWashington and San Francisco thatEdward M Boyd Washington correspondent of tho Advertiser hasbeen appointed obfrkvof JudgeGears court Mr Boyd will returnto Honolulu at onoe but Mrs Boydwill not follow at present

aTho Chinese Inspector

Washington March Id J CattleItidgway of Springfield 111 has

een appointed a Chinese inopootorr the Inland if Hawaii For a

imbbr of yearsRidgwsy has boon

private secretary to Senator CullomHe visited Hawaii with the UnitedStates Hawaiian Commission andwhile on the island purchased aplanttionluponfwhinh he will grow

coffee Itidgwr Ioae4or Hawaiiin a few days

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Washington k March 12 CanrCelsd Moreno for years a familiarnhiiraotor on tbn streets ond at theCapitol died hero today6 from

stroke of paralysis Moreno hadpicturesque and adventurous careerHe had visited nearly ovary civilized

portion of the globe and claimedalt the rulers as his friends Fortho past ten years be has led rathera prtrtarious existence in this city

An Important Meeting

This evening at 730 oclock thoHawaiian Agricultural Society will

bold a meeting u tho High Sohool

room Plans will bo submitted re ¬

ports read and matters pertainingto the advisability of holding a fairwill be discussol It is expectedthat all interested will be present

Bid HlBh

The proscenium boxes of theOpera House for tboolleGwynneperformance Monday night will besold at public auottau by Will E

Wisher the popular auctioneer Theisalo will take plaoo tomorrow atnoon at tho store of Wall NiobpUCompany H

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HawalUPrppprlr Xtopresentod

In reporting the great ball givenat tho White House on the day ofinauguration a correspondent to theAdvertiser says

Washington D C March 9 Hawaiians were somewhat in evidenceat the inauguration both at theceremonies at tho oapitol and at thoball Delegate Robert W Wilcoxwas a membor of the reception committee and William Haywood wasone of tho floor committee MrsWilcox was one of the first visitorswho was seated on the stand reserved for thp presidential party Forthe afternoon ceremony she wore agown of purple brocaded satin thefigures being crescent shaped leavpsin white and lighted shades Therewas a flounce of purple ribbon withrosettes of the same The gownwas madepriucH83 style

At the ball Mrs Wilcox wore anelaborate costume of turquoise bluebrooade satin the figures cordedThe trimminc was of jet there being a bertha of jet cauzht up at theleft shoulder with a knot of bluechenille with jet drops Tin skirtwas trimmed with entre deux of jetwith rosette3 of blu9 chenille Thegown wai decollete aad oatrainFor ornaments Mrs Wiloox worediamonds the prinoip 1 piece beinga crown set with brilliants MrWiloox was stationed at tho doorand in company with Senator Lodgeassisted in the escorting of the Presi ¬

dent and Mrs MoKiuley to theirbox

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Miss Kathleen Cartwright theniece of tho first husband of MrsWilcox Mr Alexander J Cartwright was present at the ball beinp chaperoned by Mrs Wm Hay ¬

wood whose guest she is The cor-

respondent¬

refers to her as followsMiss Cartwright was very simply

but elegantly gowned and attractedmuoh attention Her gown was oflight blue chiffon trimmed withlace The BBVere simplicity of thedesign was relieved by tho folds ofthe exquisite laces and the combina-tion

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of blue and white accentuatedby the blue flowers which she wore

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Philippines Skip od a Century

Things of the nineteenth centuryhave been hardly known in the Phil-

ippine¬

Islands until very recentlyThe people there got along witheighteenth century methods andmaterials until American occupa-tion made them realze that thetwentieth century was here

While living over rivers of oil theyhad a scant supply imported fromRussia Now wells have been sunkand tho natives are getting a littlelight on their former ignoranceShips are landing on the islandsmachinery that truly astonishes thonatives Where they have beenscratching the sojl to raise poorcrops they are now ploughing deepfurrows and getting something neartho value of a productive soilEdged tools without edges andwith temper unoerUin as that of aSpaniard have boon set aside foraxeo picks chisels drills aawa andshovels that mean muoh more andbetter work with less expenditureof human effort -

The worst known appliancesthatboasted of the name tools are bsing replaced by tho very bast instruments of labor known to ourhighest civilization Steam powerIn its most perfeot forms is beingapplied where itwaano more knownthan it was with us a oentury agoThe people aro learning fa the firsttime that hills can be out dowu andvalleys filled up to make roads morelevel so that larger loads can behauled with muoh less effort thanever before The steim shovel thatwith one motion of Us iron jawstakoB up moro material than a doz ¬

en natives could shovel out in anontiro day is an object of absolutewonder

In fact tho Filipinos are onlybeginning to loan that the worldbaa boon aotually moving sincoMagellan landed on their shorosaud gavo them the uaina ofrobbers

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Tho Legislature la Supremo

Washington March 11 SecretaryHitchcook has called on tho Gover- -

nor of Hawaii for a report on thorecent ejection of tho TerritorialSecretary from the floor of theLegislature

In response to a request for a con-

struction¬

of tho laws imposing theduties of the Territorial Secretary

l the Interior Department has repliedby pointing out the statute provi-sion

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and saying that the method ofrecording the legislative proceed-ings

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unless specifically statod inexisting laws inuB bo determinedby the Territorial authorities

At tho Mint

On Maroh 16 tnero will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to diBCUBS tho question ofcoinage and the size of tho equiva-lent

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to be poured out for a quartsr--The stockholders are requested tomeet later on in the new beer gard-en

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back of tho Mint and there-ex-pres- i

their views on dividends andmserve funds Xno rresiuenthopes that there will be a fullattendance

IN THE CmOTJIT OOUBT OF THEFIRST CIRCUIT ISLAND OF

OAHU TERRITORY OF HA ¬

WAII AT CHAMBERS

oudch ron a special tehmDeeming it essential to the pro-

motion

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of justioo I do order that aspecial term of the Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held in theJudiciary Building in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the26th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in theforenoon of said day and continuingfor thn period provided by law

Douu al Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901

SignedA S HUMPHREYS

First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby ap-

proved¬

SignedW F FREAR

Chief Justice of the Supreme Courtof tho Territory of Hawaii

Dated March 1190130 13

LOST

A Japanese Bamboo Hand Satchelcontaining money wrapped in tileaves memo books etc was loston Sunday morning Maroh 10 onAlakea St from the Fiflhniarket toKing street and out Kiug streettowards Kapalama and KalihiFinder will be rewarded by leavingthe same at this office 55 tf

Messrs Balasco Tiiall

Take pleasure in announcing tothe public of this city that

lr Lewis Morrison

dno of Americas greatest actorsKind permission of Manager Jules

Murrey

AND

FLORENCE ROBERTS

In the following Standard play

SATURDAY EVENING MAROH23 By Special Request theMaster Piece of all FAUST

Tho public aro oautioned thattickets will only be held until 12oolook of the day for performanceand if you fail to oall for your seatsat that time they will be sold

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call and Inspect the beautiful and usefuldisplay of goods for presents or lor per ¬

sonal use and adornment

Love Bulldips 53Q Fort Btreet

1200 LOTSIN

KAPHILANI

TEACTFOE SALE

The Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

¬

from King street to the

Beach A road GO feet wide

will be opened on the eatside of the property adjoin¬

ing the Kamehameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation variesfrom forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around thipremises No freshet will

enter tho property

There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by a

great manufacturing com-

pany

¬

The chances are theoffer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increasein a short time The ownerof the property will give all

chances to purchasers tomake money on their invest-

ments

¬

The ground is superior toany tract in the market

The premises are situatedwithin one mile and a hlf of

the Post Office

The Government waterpipes are laid along the upperportion of the property

The priees are the cheapestof any tract within two miles

from the center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will be

the best ever given by anyreal estate dealer or broker

during the last twenty yearsin Honolulu

For terms or more particu ¬

lars apply to

S E Raualmmi

Or lo

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

1 C Achi k Co

Ileal Es ite Dealers audBroker

NOXIOE

Notice ia hereby given that thePearl City Qemetery is now open forintorments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at thoVometeryuntil after all interments

The rates for transportation areone dollar for tho corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners

Plata are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricofrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION

¬

LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St

70 3mos

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelato Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline

ALSO

One Bicycledin very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Teeta this office

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOR

THIS XX4L7S1710 tf

LIKITSD

4Wm G Irwin President ManagerClaua Bpreckels First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Boas Andiboi

SUGAR FACTORSAMD

AQKNT8 O THU

Oceanic Steamship CoilOf Ruti Wranoleco Gal

Bruce faring a Co

Real Sstata Dealers603 Fort Bt near King

BUUiDIKO LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND

Lands Fob 8 w

IM- P- Parties wishing to dispose of i iolrPranArttftN m Invited to nl on m

LOWNEYKlM

Fresib TodavSomebody at home will bo waiting

tonight for a box

The Name on Every Piece is thoguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS k mSole Agents Gron

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

The Independent GO cents permouth

il

W

NOTICEWliexx Yon Waxxt

GEEEI EIYEE WHISKEYDo not accept goods benrtag a similar namo

THERM IS OVI Y ONE

GEEEI RIVER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Owensboro Ky

GREEN RIVER is tho official whiskey of the U SNavy Department

GBEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gjld Medil atthe Paris Exposition 1000

HJRn H

it

For Sale in All Saloons and by

W C-- Peacock Company

SOLE AGENTS Hawaii TerritoryTAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

DSM

CTA B rS 111

IMPOKTEKS OF

AND

ercliaiiclise

JOMMISSION MH35LOia3SrTS

Igents for LloydsCanadian AuBtralian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific itailway CoPioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Manufacturing - Harness - Co

Tlie Olciest House in HonoluluOD iiSIluCABRIAGrE HARNESS AlWJfS

Plow and Team Earsioss j daeto order -

COLLARS HAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harnsss Trimmings of AH Kinds Constantly on Hand

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTolOTDllOlK 888 POBOX - - 332

PAINT YOUB MOUSEXJse 3VIagrLite for the Outside

And 3t3Ol fr the Inside

These are COLD WATER PAINTS and arc the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

FishLm and HooksWo are opening a Line of lho3e at our Fort Street Store

and will soon bo in a position tosupply all demands

A Laigo Stock o GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at once boopened at our Bethel Street Store

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

hHS5fo

I ate r Is aud Tel egraph

On and After tfco 2d of March

Messages id plain language will boaccepted for transmission be ¬

tween the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MAUN A LEI LANAIj andLAHA1NA MAUI

The ohargo for such messageswill be at tho rate of 20 cents perword of IB letters until furthernotice

When telephone connectionaareavailable messages may be bandedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations othorthan those mentioned above

In other oases spooial messengersmay be employed

Tho cost of special delivery is notinoluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is kuown itmust be paid by the sender whenthe message is handed in If un-known

¬

it must he paid by tho ad-dressee

¬

when the message is de-livered

¬

HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOON BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

NOXIOE XO CREDITORS

The undersigned has been appointed by the Hon A S Hum-phreys

¬

First Judge of the First Cir-cuit

¬

Court of the Territory of Ha-waii

¬

as administratrix of tho Estateof Uilama Honu k deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu Oahu noticeis hereby given to all persons in-

debted¬

to said estate to make im-

mediate¬

payment to tho undersign-ed

¬

and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether se-

cured¬

or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonthn from date or they will beforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

18 4toaw

Metropolitan Meat Go

BtJTOHBRSAHD

Wavy Cnntrantora81 KING BTBBKT

G J Wilxxi

Wholesale andBetnll

Mi

filders SteaiasMp Co

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

THOS LINDSAY

tag Jeweler

Call and inspect the beautiful and UBefnldisplay of rooIb lor presents or for peranna use and adornment

Love Bulldlngj 630 Fort Street

FOR BALE

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

WILLIAM SAVJDGE CO20Q Mnmhant Street

FOR SALE

7

QMflA LEASEHOLD ON BEREFUUU tania rtrat 89 years torun Present net income 90 permonth apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

XO LEX

HUM

Fremiees on Kukui Lane Pos-session

¬

given on January 1 1901For terms apply to

WU KAPIOLANI ESTATE

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPoarl City Cemetery is now open forintorments A special funoral trainleaven the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments

The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftyceuto for tho round trip formuurners

Plats aro now on sale at the officeof tbn company rauging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand sizo No othor charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-

SOCIATION¬

LTDRoom S Love Building Fort St

70 3nios

LOCOMOBILE FOR S

One Now LocomobilStylo 2 ruado by TheDo of America of NewU S A patented NovVery little ued the propelate Joseph Heleluhe andgasoline

ALSO

0

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoo orto F J Testa this office

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROnDraught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

THIS rXATSTS1710 tf

cLlKITSD

Wm O Irwin President ManagerClaUB Sprookels First Vice PreuiduutW M Qlffmd Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Boss Andltoi

SUGAK FACTORSAXD

Asaafsaokhtb or tin

Oceanic Steamship CoiupyOf Rnr mnnlsno Gl

Brace Waring Co

Reel Estate Dealers603 Fort Bt near King

SUILDRTQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTK

LANDS POP l

Parties wlshlne to disnosq of tn i

Pronrtlo r lnvltid tn ncll n no

LOWNEYS

Somobody at home will be waitingtonight for a box

The Namo on Every Piece Is theguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS 00Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

The Independent 60 cents permoatli

m

BualnoDo Oardo

A M HBWETT

jSTolght Clork and StovodoraOld Reliable Again on Deek

Office At the Old Vn Dome Premises1H15 Iy

DR B O WATERHOUSB

Office and Residence Kino Stbeetnear AlAPVl

Office hoars 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 r m Telephom 031 white

Street

Estate AgentTitli

Rentsiiupbell Merchant

HART

Notaut PublicVETANOEB

Reoobds

OOULIST AOBIST

ProRroBB

BOYD

REAL EfTATZ AqENT

ISO

IM

H R HITOHOOOK

Attobney at Law t1

i i Merchant CarlwrinhtBuilding

1474 tf

R MOBSMAN

healmotor and Seaboheb orcans Negotiated

CollectedBlook Btreet

1419 tf

EDMUND H

and Typewbiteb Lca- -

AND SeaBOBEB W

No 15 Eaahnmann Btreet

DR BLOGQBTT

AND

Blook 31 Flor Office HoarsO a w to 4 r v

R N

SUBYEYOB AND

Office Bethel Sum over the NewModel Bestaarant ir

JOHN NOTT

Pluubinq Tin Coffee and ShbbIbon Wobe

King Btreet Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSONDSALIBS IN LuHBfcB AND COAL AND

BniLDiNa Matebiau orAil Kinds

Qnan Htrt Wfinnlnln

U ffiWfflftCOLIMITED

AGENTS FORWEBTBBN BUGAE BEFININQ CO

Ban Krancir co Oaf

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOBKBPhiladelphia Penn U H A

NEWELL TJt VEB8ALlIILL COManf National Cane BhradderM- -

N aw York V 8 A

N OHLANDT ft COBan Francisco CM

a I wilt IBON LOCOMOTIVE

WI9 M Ran TrHnftpoO

BOOii FOR BALLAST

White and Black SiIn Quantities to 8u

EXCAVATING 10NIRACIED

FOR

COM AHD SOIL FOR SALE

g0T Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright Buildinp Merchant St

lfion tf

FOR S AXjEL

Jrr AOBES OF LAND IN GBANT81 1 2130 and 010 at Kntuaee North HlloHawaii Apply to

MOBBIB K KKOHOKALOLBUeal Estate Agent

IMHI iKtabamu Qtrnt

i i

t

rIt

tV

t rll

r

J

3

VwrriV ii-

k uiicuWlien STo u Want

GEEEI EIYKE WHISKEYDo not accopt goods bearing a similar namo

THERB IS OVIY ONE

GEEEEF ItlYEB WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Owensboro Ky

1 GREEN RIVER is the official whiskey of the U SNavy Department

GBEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded I ho Gold Mcdil atthe Paris Exposition 1100

For Sale in All Saloona and by

W C PeacocK

TAKE NO

3

CcnroanSOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory

SUBSTITUTES

ilia

7

W B iSFS H R H

IMPOKTEES OF

General MerchandiseAND

SOIMIMCISiBIOltf MiHIPLOKANrrS

Igents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific ilailway CoPioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Harness CoManufacturing - -

Tlie Oldest House In Honolulu

caeeiagte harness Always on Hsnd

How and Team Harass j Fdae tonorder -

COLLARS HAMES TEACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on Hand

ISLAND OEDERS Will Eeceiv Prompt AttentionrreipLono SBS rcbox 3S2

j

PAINT YOUE HOUSEXJS 3VEagnit for the Outside

I And ti3Ol for tho Inside

These arc COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

FishLis aad HooksWo are opening a Lino of these at our Fort Street Store

and will soon bo in a position tosupply all demands

A LaigQ Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected oi the W G- - Irwin and will at once boopened at our Bethel Street Store

THE PACIFIG HARD ARE CO LID

fcnLffiEV vtix

later Island Telegraph

Ob anil After lto U o March

MeBsagps ill plain language will beAccepted for transmission be-tween

¬

the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MAUNALEI LANAI andLAHA1NA MAUI

uThe charge for such messages

will be at tho rate of 20 cents perword of 15 letters until furthernotioe

When telephone connections amavailablo messages way be bandedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations otherthan those mentioned above

In other oases apeoial messengersmay bo employed

Tho cost of special delivery is notinoluded in tho charge at 20 centsper word If the cost is known itmust be paid by the sender whenthe message is handed in If un-known

¬

it must he paid by the ad-dressee

¬

when tho message is de-livered

¬

HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOOH BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

NOTIOE TO OREDIXOBS

The undersigned has been appointed by the Bon A S Hum ¬

phreys First Judge of the First Cir-cuit

¬

Court of tho Territory of Ha-waii

¬

as administratrix of the Estateof Uilama Honu k deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu Oabu noticeis hereby given to all persons in-

debted¬

to said estate to make im-mediate

¬

payment to the undersign-ed

¬

and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether se-

cured¬

or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonths from date or they will beforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedEoloa Kauai February 1 1901

184toaw

Metropolitan Meat Go

STTTOUEiEtSABD

Wavy Contractors81 KING BTBBET

G J Wallxi

Wholesale andRetail

Hakaobs

WildersitoaiMp Co

IT

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call and Inspect the beautiful and usefulrtispay of eixrfsfor presents or for per¬

sonal use and adornment

Love Building 630 Fort Street

FOB SALE

350Q HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavment received Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

H

FOB SALSI

fl LEASEHOLD ON BEREUuw tania rtqat 89 yearsto

run Present net income tfU permonth Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

TO LET

Premises on Kukuj Lane Pos-session

¬

given on January 1 1901JFor terms apply to

07tf KAlIOLANI JJSXATS

NOTICE

Notion is hereby given that tboPoarl City Cemetery is now open forintorments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cometeryuntil after all interments

The rates for transportation nroono dollar for the corpse and fiftyceuto for the round trip formourners

Plats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-

SOCIATION¬

LTDRoom 8 Love Buildiug Fort St

70 8 m os

LOCOMOBILE FOR S

Ono Now LocomobilStyle 2 made by TheDo of America of NewU S A patented NovVery little ued the propolate Joseph Heleluhe andgasoline

ALSO

ii

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoe orto F J Testa thin office

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROnDraught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

THIS DAYS1710 tf

Via H HauWk VUiilMITXD

Wm Q Irwin Frosident ManagerOlaau Bprookcls First Vice PresidentW M Qiffoid Eecond Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Boas Andltoj

SUGAK FACTOKS

n

AQIKTS or TH

Oceanic Steamship CtWyOf Rftt rftjwlmu CM

Brace Waring S Co

Real Estate Dealers603 Fort Bt near King

2TJUiDINGI LOTHHOU0E8 AND IiOTB

IiANDB PopU

Parties wishing to discos of cniProportion r InvlUid tn nail on no

LOWNEYS

Freslo Tod aLvSomebody at home will be waiting

tonight for a box

The Namo on Every Pieco is theguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS CO

Sole Ageufs Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

The Independent 50 cents permonth

ciKmzeu

a

Bailnooo Cards

A M HBWETT

jSiolgbt dork and SlovodoreOld Roliablo Again on Deek

Office At the Old Vn Dome Premises1H15 Iy

DR B O WATERHOUSB

Office and Residence Kino Stbebtnear Alapu

Office hoars 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 n k Telephom Msi whit

H R HITCHCOCK

Attorney at Law

v i Merchant Street CarlwrigbtBuilding

U74 tf

ft MOBSMAN

rtEAL Estate AgentJiCTOB AND SeABCHER OF TlTLJ

ovns NegotiatedRents Collected

itiipbell Blook Merchant Street1119 tf

EDMUND H HART

Notabt Public and Ttpewbiteb Loatetanoeb and Seabobeb tit

Reoobds

No IS Ktvohnmann Street

DR SLOGQETT

OCULIST AND ACBlflT

ProRretg Blook 34 Flonr OiSce llonria a w to A v v

R N BOYD

SUBYIYOB AND RXAL EttXTZ AOKNT

30Office Bethel Bum over the Hew

Model Restaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Pluhbihq Tin Cofteb and SasitIbon Wobs

Klnr Street Honololn

ALLEN ROBINSONDaALZBS IK LnUBkB AND COAL AND

BniLDiHo Matsbials orAil Kinds

Qnan Rtrast WftTinlnln

IH IRWIN fe CO

LIMITEDi

AGENTS FORWBBTBBN SUGAR REFINING CO

Bon FranciecO Oat

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE ffOUKBPhiladelphia Fenn V 3 Av

NEWELL TJh SrERBALMILL COManf National Cane Shreddeil-Naw- -

York U b A

N OHLANDX A OOSan Franolsco Oal

HI jyN IRON LO0OMOTIVBWORKB---NV-- f

Ban FrnncUro0

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Blaok SiIn Quantities to 8u

EXCAHATIKG LOHIRCTBD

FO- R-

CORnL KD SOIL FOR SALE

g0P Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

r

M

Av

Office with J M Cart- -wright St

ifion tf

FOR SJLJJE1

4

MonsarratBuilding Merchant

V

r

ATT AOREB OF LAND IN GRANTSni I 2130 and 010 at Kainnee North HlloHawaii Apply to 1

MORBIB K KEOHOKALOLBReal Estale Agent

1UM UKaabamau BtrMt -

i

N

V

W

U- -

Vol XII

iceamc

eMaa itiKTaw

1 H N

SMtMttxWUMPM

Tho Pine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

S

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sww

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

i MARCH 12-- SA MARCH 23

APRIL 2APRIL 13APRIL 23

folff MAY 4IJlji MAY 14MAY 25

flttHLf

Steamship

JUNE 4JUNE IBJUNE 25JULY G

JULY 16JULY 27

oJNOMA AUG 6

FRANCISSO

MARCH 12MARIPOSA MARCH 27

17SIERRA 23

MARIPOSA14

MARIPOSA 29

19SIERRA 25

MARIPOSA 101631

LocalIn connection with the sailing of the above steamers tho Agents are

prepared to to intending coupon by anyrailroad San Francisco to all pointB in the United and

York by any steamship line to all porta

For fuither particulars apply to

Wm G CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

COMMENOIN MARCH 4

SILK

a

Vv

No

y

f

OF

IN AND PINTS

FOR SALE BY

H 00

Sole Agents

FOR SAN

SONOMA

APRIL 2APRILAPRIL

MAY 8SONOMA MAY

MAYJUNE 4JUNEJUNEJULY

SONOMA JULYJULY

AUG 6

Boat

isBiie paaoongers through ticketsfrom States from

New

Dxl JL

We will offerof Silks and

less thanprice fromcents yard up

EW10 Fot Street

176

MBNT

QUARTS

LIMITEDforHowaiiau Territory

VENTURAMARlPOSA

VENTURAMARIPOSA

MARIPOSAVENTURA

EuropeaD

BUSINESS LOO ALB

When you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging

Kentuckys famous jobbbq MooreWhiskoy unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Loyejoy Codistributing agents for tho Hawaiianlalnndo

Per ZEALANDIA for CamarinoBRefrigerator An oxtra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As ¬

paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali-

fornia¬

Oystoro in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Plaoe your orders earlyprompt delivery

PRUTT MARKETCorner Kiog aud Alukea St

HONOLULU H L FEIDAY MARCH 22 1901

Gompaiiy

TABLE

Irwin

IMS10000

yards Satins

Prices

GH1HMGN

HMKFELD

10

CALIFORNIA

A GREAT CAREER EIJDED

Ex President Bonjamln Harrison DIob

Suddenly at Indianapolis

Indianapolis March 13 GeneralB mjamin Harrison died at 445oclock this afternoon without re ¬

gaining consciousness His donl b

was quiet and pninleBS there beinga general sinking until the endoamo which was marked by a singlegasp fo breath as life departedfrom the body of the statesmanTho relatives with a few exceptionand severalof tho former Presidentsold nnd turd friends wore at thebedside when he passed away

Tho Generals condition was bobad this morning after a restlefutght that the alteudiog physiciansunderstood that tho end could notbe ar off and all the bulletins rentout from he sick room wore to thiseffect so that the family and friendswere prepared when the fiual blowoamo The gradual failing of theremarkable strength shown by thepatient became more noticeable intho aftcrcouu and a few momentsbefore the end there was an ap-

parent¬

breakdown on tho part oftho sufferer as he surrendered to tlfodisease against which he had beenbravely battling for so many hoursThe change waa uoticed by thephysicians and tho lelativcs andfriends who had retired from thesick room to the library below werequickly summoned and reaobed thebedside of the General biforofhepassed away

News of the death spread quicklyWord was flashed from bulletinboards of the newspapers and wasthus communicated to people ontheir way home The announce-ment

¬

produced the greatest sorrownearly overy one haviug nurturedthe hope that General Harrisonwould recovar In a few momentsthe flags on all the public buildingsand most of the downtown busineBablocks wero hoisted at half mastand other outward manifestationsof mourning wero made

Indianapolis March 14 Threeregiment of the Indiana NationalGuard including twenty five com ¬

panies from various parts of theState and three batterieB of arti --

lery will be mobilized in Indianapo-lis

¬

on Saturday morning early loparticipate in tho imposing diephyattondent upon oscoiting BenjaminHarrisons remains from his honeto the Capitol where the body willlie in state from noon till 10 oclockat night

The body will lie in state in theCapitol on Saturday from 11 oolockin the morning until 10 oclock atnight All arrangements have beencompleted and tho body will betaken from the home Saturdaymorning accompanied by the military escort

On Sunday afternoon the funeralat the First Presbyterian church at2 oclock will be a quiet affnir butpolice lines will be maintained fora crush of people curious to seoPresident MoKinloy is anticipatedThere will be no military escort ofany kind that day

At tho 0 pheuni Tonight

A vory interesting program hasbeen arranged for tho enterlainment to be given this evenlug at the

J Orpheum at 8 oclook by the Uosj pel Temperance League Tho meet ¬

ing will be addressed by Prof SilasP Perry on tho Use and Abuse ofImagination Mr Franklin Aus-

tin¬

President of tho Leaguewill oxplain the nature of the Dispensarybill now beforo the Senate

The musical featuro of the outertalumont will be unusually tine andthose attending will have the treaof heariug Mrs MoDonold Honolu-lus

¬

oharming soprano All are inyited to attuuU

TIMELY TOPICS

If you want a windmill to be operatod by tho least possible wind

Mj m Aeraiotorf you want a windmill that haslittlo machinery and that little

of tho very best quality

Buy m totorIf you want a windmill that

not get crankydoes

If you want a windmill that wilpump water to your house and

your barn that will run thefeed cutter cornsheller

and Buzz Saw

Buy an lraoiorThe AERMOTOR will last longer

give better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on thomarket For sale by

IlisHawaiiQ Hardware Co La

Fort Street opposite SpreckelsCos Bank Honolulu H I

SHERIFFS SALE

In pursuance of an Execution is-

sued¬

out of the Supreme Court ofthe Territory of Hawaii on the 16thday of February A D 1901 in remattur of B F White plaintiff vsC H Fatzig defendant I havelevied upon the personal propertyof said defendant C H Patzig ont bis 2l8t day of February A D1901 and shall expose Baid propertyfor sale at Public Auction to thehighest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock noon of Thursday the 28lhday of March A D 1901 unless thejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand C5 100 Dollars interest costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being

GO Chickens1 Cow5 Dozen Pigeons1 Double seated wagon1 Road Cart1 Single Harrioss

CHAS F CHULINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬

waiiHonolulu Oahu 35 5t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The undersigned havinc beenduly appointed Executors and Exeoutrix respectively of tho estate ofJames A Bopper deceased late ofHonolulu Oahu notice is herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James AHopper duly authenticated andwith proper vouchers if any existoven if the claim is secured by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to tho undorsigued at their Otlice on Fort StHouolulu Oahu wilhiu six monthsfrom the date of the first publicationhereof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Exeoutois aud Executrix of thoEstate of James A HopperDeceased

Honolulu Oahu February 1st AD 1U01 15 bw 3taw

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FOR RENT

CottagesRooms

Stores

On the premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotfiolights Artesian water Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

On tho premises or at the office ofJ A Magoon 88 tf

NOTICE

M R Counter praotical watohraaker jeweler and optioian person ¬

al attention given to repairingwatohclock and jewelery over 30 years ex¬

perience Gold and silver jewelej7manufactured by experienced workman on short notlcoquality of gooaaand work guaranteed as ropreented MR Codnteb

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Entered nt tl o Tos Oflico at Honolulu

H T as Second class malt

BUBSOniTTION HATES

Per Month anywhere In the Ha- -

wllan Islands 52Per Year 6 00Per Year postpai4 to Foreign Conn

tries 8 00

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tDMCTJND NOBBIE EditorBesldinc In Honolnln

FRIDAY MARCH 22 1901

THE LEPER BET CLEMENT

We have read with n Rreat dealof interest the views of Mr W O

Smith in regard to the manage ¬

ment of the Leper Settlement audwe present the taid views aB pub-

lished¬

in this mornings paper whereMr Smith is reported an saying

Conditions at the settlement arepeculiar h says The physicalconditions of the people are ab-

normal¬

There aro very few therewho are in physical conditiou to un ¬

dertake the responsibility ofgovorning the community Io some casesmental conditions are somewhatdefeotivo also

People there would not beinclined to ropjard the authority ofany of their own number with thesamo respect that they would Rive

to officers from without or whowere not afflicted with the diseaseIn the past there have been manylocal differences among the peoplesome of which were of a petty na ¬

ture others more serious Thefoalings aroused by differences ariaing out of conflicting religious viewshave at times required the interven-tion

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of the authority of the Boardof Health

I should very much fear thatplacing tho authority of govern-

ment¬

in their own hands would bedisastrous I am confident that it

jjwould not tend to promote harm-

ony¬

To place in the hands of thesick at the settlement the disposi-tion of the appropriations and dis-

pensing sums aggregating abuut100000 a year would certainly not

seem to be wisePurchasing and contracting for

the large and varied supplies re-

quired¬

by that community shouldnot be left to the sick at tho settlement who would not have opportunity to examine tho supplies or meet- -

the dealers or contractorsI do not know enough of the de

tail of the plan suggested by DrRaymond for the appointment of aoommissinu of the residents at thesettlement to form an opinion as tothe wisdom of the suugestion Theimportance of avoiding the dangerof oonfliot of authority must not beoverlooked

I am much in favor of the planof having a superintendent residingin Honolulu with an assistant su ¬

perintendent living at tho settle ¬

ment the superintendent to spends portion of each month there andreturning to report fully to the

N Board of Health also that theBoard visit the settlement twiceuach year making investigationslistening to complaints and sugges-tions

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from ibe residents andexamining all patients who are be-

lieved¬

to have recovered Some dorecover and it is always possiblethat mistakes have been made

As with tuberculosis of thelungrit sometimes happens that the dis ¬

ease is arrested and the patienthealed

Tho people at the potMeuient

should have opportunity at statedand frequent titnoi to meet the

Health authorities and medicalmembers of the Board

Thoro is man in the HawaiianIslands who take a deeper interestin the Leprosy question than doesMr W O Smith and hin ulaso studyof and earnest thoughts on tho wsd

fare of our uufortuuato compatriotsdeserve at all timo the highest con-

sideration of cur community

That a change should be undo inthe existing system soems evidentto all who take an interest in thematter Mr Smith is opposed toself government for tho Settlementand ho is right in his contentionperhaps but why cannot Mr Smithmeet tho Lepers who ask for selfgovernment hnlf way and supportthe removal of the affairs of theSettlement from the Board ofHealth altogether

Wo urge that the Leper Snttletatnl should he placed in tho handsof an official under the immediatecontrol of tho Superintendent ofPublic Works that n resident su-

perintendent¬

should be appoint-ed

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and that the affiirs of the Settlement should be attended to andsettled on a business like plan andnot by a Board of Health whichdoes nothing to cure or relievo thesufferers from the disnao intro-duced

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in this country by haoles

TOPICS OF THE DAY

CelBo Ciear Moreno has passedaway and another historical laudmark has been removed from ourarchives That he was an unscrupu-lous

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advonturor and a rogue may bo

tru but there are others of that classdear frionds to whom we bow andsmirch because the wind of successis filling their barge of life Thereare men here from San Diego andother great places who may havecontemplated tho establishment ofindependent republics and againthere are inou here who in 1S03 readproolaniBtiousaqd robbhd a countrySay boys dont let us talk too muchabout political aiventurer it is a

very delicate subject aud now thatold Moreno is dead tho survivorscan afford to loive him and historyalone and enshrouded in oblivion

We admit that wo were taken bysurprise this morning and it is veryseldom indeed that anything eurprioj us But when SenatorWilliam White of Lahaina premnted a resolution this nioruiuir in theSenate calling for an adjournmentout of respec to the late

Benjamin Harrison we feltthat there was something wrongwith the Senator and that Ward 2 atthe Asylum ought to bo fixed up atonce and enlarged Is SonatorWhite aware of the fact that theman to wham ho extouded thehonor of an adjournment was theman who in the nick of time waspreventod from completing thasteal of Hawaii the man who wanted to rob Mr White and his fellowHawaiians of their flag their nation-ality

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and their country Has MrWhite forgotten that it was tho lateBenjamin Harrison whoso memoryhe honored this morning who eoutas his representative to these islandsJohn L- - Stevens tho

the man who for filthy lucreused his high position to play intothe bands of men like adventurerCooper and the perjured ox judgewho now is the Governor of thepeople he betrayed T Mr White isa nice man he is a wise man financi-ally

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he may be the ice man butho has adopted an attitude in thisinstance which it will take all hisoily eloquence to smooth away TheHawaiirns from Luhaiua to theother OLd of the Torritriry will wantto Uaow Why did Senator Whitdo honor to the W9mory of Hawaiisworst enemy

When desiring a hack surreybuggy etc with coroful driverring up Telephone 113 TerritoryStable Co Ld

Mtrriaon aa Shylock

Wo do not liko tho Merchant ofVenice mutiltted and oven ourfrionds Bulasco Thall havo no rightto improve Shnkispeoro by outting out his great play some of thomost essential scenes

What we got was ronderotl how ¬

ever in a maiterly majnur and thuOjirt scene will not bu forgotinuby tho crowded nudionco whichlistened to Miss Roberts as Portiaandnoarly felt sympathetic towardShylock who was represented in amost artistioal manner by LewisMorrison

At the Opora House Silurdayevening will be presented Mr Mor-

risons¬

famous play Foust whichwill bo staged on tho snmo princi-ple as at two housos in SauFrancisco

The play wherein Mr Morrisoncreated the role of Mephiato hasmade him famous

Miss Florenso Roberts will playthe part of Marguerite in wl ich thecritics clats her with E leu Terryand her work in this particular roleis something to be remembered

Neither the play or tho artistsned introduation Tho play is bfamiliar one and Mr MorrisonsMephisty haa for yoari been

idontified with it WheneverFaust h spoken of Mr Mormons

name ha boon associated with itand in speaking of Mr Mornsou hois mentioned as of Faust fameFor sixteen years ho hi3 ben play-

ing¬

tho role of Mephisto and isacknowledged to have no equal Itis a foregone conclusion that thefarewell night will tax the capacityof the Opera Houo

An Unjust Char go

A morning paper publishes anitem which rf il cts on tho hack in-

spector¬

and his assistants in a voryunjust manner In the first placeHack Inspector Macy was not nosrtho scene where the occurrence happened A horse attached to a hackbalked aud fell down OfficerFursira whose reputation as astopper of run aways has been

well etablishod rushed to therescue pjaced hja foot on tho neckof the falling animal and grabbedtho nostrih whila bystanders un ¬

hitched tho horse When thovehicle had become detached thehorse would not stand up and theofficer pushing the driver whowanted to interfere lifted tho horsoto its feet and by that process thehead stall got off and the horse ranThe action of the officer was per ¬

fectly proper and ho desorved creditfor the cool manner in which hodealt with tho unruly animal andthereby hoviut his clothes spoilt inthe mud Tho charge that the offi ¬

cer alruckV Uhe driver is withqutfoundation as many ejo witnessescan testify to

Kic Pdward VIIGod bless King Edward of BritainQueen Victorias loyal son

In her footsteps I will followThese the word that he has writtenGod bles3 King Edward of B itainl

iIn her footsteps I will follow

When wore noblor words oerspokon

Pray God help me in that dutyAnd our promise neer bo brokenGod bless King Edward of BritainNever monarchs burden groaterThan England crowns thee with

todayIf thou follow in her footstepsOh all the world will gladly cayGod bless King Edward of Britain I

God bless King Edward of Britainwo 8 ay

God bless King Edward of Britaintoday

God bless King Edward of Britainfor aye I

- Anne M TnEscoiTWailup Honolulu March AD

1G01

The South African WarLondon Maroh 12 The Timra

has received tho following fromBloemfontnin Boors who have surrendered hero say that Stoyn iu arecent speech at Phillipopolls ad ¬

mitted bat there was uo chance ofregaining the couutry

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Public genorally that now able furnish them with

IMIAYS OOPFEEofthe high urade that earned for the unrivalled popularity enjoyed

Its Name Is a Guarantee of

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COMMENOIN Gr MARGH 4or On Week

SILKSWe will offer 1 000

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cents aPrices fromyard up

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SATINS

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Wlxexi IToin WantGEEEraYEE WHISKEY

Do not accept goods bearing a similar name

THERE IS ONI Y ONE

msm RIVER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCullooh Owonsboro Ky

1 GREEK H1VER is the official whipkey of the U SNavy Department

GBEEH RIVER whiskey was awarded the Gold Medal at l

the Exposition 1900

For Sale in All Saloons and by

W C Peacock k CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory

TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

TO LET

Prtmifps on Kukui Lane PosFfvsioa given on January 1 1901For terras apply to

U7 tf KAPX0LANI ESTATE

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MAIN

Pari

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavinent received Applv to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE 00

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LOO AI AND OBNEBAIj-NKWB-- 1

The Territorial Bind will play atJtho Hawaiian Hotel this evening

When you want a naok ring up191 On that stand you will Ret areliablo and good driver a fine hackand no ovorohnrKini

The Warnpitoa ltugby footballra will ploy against a Honolulu

ombination this afternoon at Punahou commencing at 5 oclock

Henry May Co Ltd have animportant advertisement in this is-

sue¬

in regard to ths coffee which isroasted and groundmediate supervision

under their im- -

The Senate adjourned th is morn ¬

ing until tomorrow out of respect tothe late BenjauiSiu Harriaonf TheHouse adjourned because the print-ing

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comniittueo had no bills readyi

The Wagner evening given by themusical branch qf the Kilohana ArtLeague at their parlors in the Progress block last evening waB an un ¬

questionable ouocess and was wellttandedt

AH members of the AmateurOrohestra must be at rehearsal thisevening at 8 oclock in the YoungMenaObristfan Association hall torehoarse the music to be played atthe Opera House Monday evening

Mr Antoine Vizzavona who form ¬

erly was attached to the Frenchconulate in Hawaii will return toHonolulu having been appointedsuccessor to Count de Potior whohas resjgned bis position as vice- -

Consul for France- r

Hnvo ynu ever tried the RoyalLochnagar WbUlsey It iifh Scotchof the finest brand and tOjbo foundat the Merchants Exchange Tt is

so oily nd strong that even theSenator from Lahaina now and thenenjoys a sip from it A

The local cricket season openedbrilliantly yesterday afieraoon witha match at Makiki between a towneleven and the team ofH B M S

Warspite The gamerosulted in adraw owing to lack of time but theWarspite was evidently far superiorto the local team

News has been received fromWashington and San Francisco thatEdward M Boyd Washington correspondent of tho Advertiser hasbeen appointed obfrkvof JudgeGears court Mr Boyd will returnto Honolulu at onoe but Mrs Boydwill not follow at present

aTho Chinese Inspector

Washington March Id J CattleItidgway of Springfield 111 has

een appointed a Chinese inopootorr the Inland if Hawaii For a

imbbr of yearsRidgwsy has boon

private secretary to Senator CullomHe visited Hawaii with the UnitedStates Hawaiian Commission andwhile on the island purchased aplanttionluponfwhinh he will grow

coffee Itidgwr Ioae4or Hawaiiin a few days

-LOouldnt Cheat Death

f

Washington k March 12 CanrCelsd Moreno for years a familiarnhiiraotor on tbn streets ond at theCapitol died hero today6 from

stroke of paralysis Moreno hadpicturesque and adventurous careerHe had visited nearly ovary civilized

portion of the globe and claimedalt the rulers as his friends Fortho past ten years be has led rathera prtrtarious existence in this city

An Important Meeting

This evening at 730 oclock thoHawaiian Agricultural Society will

bold a meeting u tho High Sohool

room Plans will bo submitted re ¬

ports read and matters pertainingto the advisability of holding a fairwill be discussol It is expectedthat all interested will be present

Bid HlBh

The proscenium boxes of theOpera House for tboolleGwynneperformance Monday night will besold at public auottau by Will E

Wisher the popular auctioneer Theisalo will take plaoo tomorrow atnoon at tho store of Wall NiobpUCompany H

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HawalUPrppprlr Xtopresentod

In reporting the great ball givenat tho White House on the day ofinauguration a correspondent to theAdvertiser says

Washington D C March 9 Hawaiians were somewhat in evidenceat the inauguration both at theceremonies at tho oapitol and at thoball Delegate Robert W Wilcoxwas a membor of the reception committee and William Haywood wasone of tho floor committee MrsWilcox was one of the first visitorswho was seated on the stand reserved for thp presidential party Forthe afternoon ceremony she wore agown of purple brocaded satin thefigures being crescent shaped leavpsin white and lighted shades Therewas a flounce of purple ribbon withrosettes of the same The gownwas madepriucH83 style

At the ball Mrs Wilcox wore anelaborate costume of turquoise bluebrooade satin the figures cordedThe trimminc was of jet there being a bertha of jet cauzht up at theleft shoulder with a knot of bluechenille with jet drops Tin skirtwas trimmed with entre deux of jetwith rosette3 of blu9 chenille Thegown wai decollete aad oatrainFor ornaments Mrs Wiloox worediamonds the prinoip 1 piece beinga crown set with brilliants MrWiloox was stationed at tho doorand in company with Senator Lodgeassisted in the escorting of the Presi ¬

dent and Mrs MoKiuley to theirbox

aa

Miss Kathleen Cartwright theniece of tho first husband of MrsWilcox Mr Alexander J Cartwright was present at the ball beinp chaperoned by Mrs Wm Hay ¬

wood whose guest she is The cor-

respondent¬

refers to her as followsMiss Cartwright was very simply

but elegantly gowned and attractedmuoh attention Her gown was oflight blue chiffon trimmed withlace The BBVere simplicity of thedesign was relieved by tho folds ofthe exquisite laces and the combina-tion

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of blue and white accentuatedby the blue flowers which she wore

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Philippines Skip od a Century

Things of the nineteenth centuryhave been hardly known in the Phil-

ippine¬

Islands until very recentlyThe people there got along witheighteenth century methods andmaterials until American occupa-tion made them realze that thetwentieth century was here

While living over rivers of oil theyhad a scant supply imported fromRussia Now wells have been sunkand tho natives are getting a littlelight on their former ignoranceShips are landing on the islandsmachinery that truly astonishes thonatives Where they have beenscratching the sojl to raise poorcrops they are now ploughing deepfurrows and getting something neartho value of a productive soilEdged tools without edges andwith temper unoerUin as that of aSpaniard have boon set aside foraxeo picks chisels drills aawa andshovels that mean muoh more andbetter work with less expenditureof human effort -

The worst known appliancesthatboasted of the name tools are bsing replaced by tho very bast instruments of labor known to ourhighest civilization Steam powerIn its most perfeot forms is beingapplied where itwaano more knownthan it was with us a oentury agoThe people aro learning fa the firsttime that hills can be out dowu andvalleys filled up to make roads morelevel so that larger loads can behauled with muoh less effort thanever before The steim shovel thatwith one motion of Us iron jawstakoB up moro material than a doz ¬

en natives could shovel out in anontiro day is an object of absolutewonder

In fact tho Filipinos are onlybeginning to loan that the worldbaa boon aotually moving sincoMagellan landed on their shorosaud gavo them the uaina ofrobbers

Tnsmouth

Independent 60 cent per

Tho Legislature la Supremo

Washington March 11 SecretaryHitchcook has called on tho Gover- -

nor of Hawaii for a report on thorecent ejection of tho TerritorialSecretary from the floor of theLegislature

In response to a request for a con-

struction¬

of tho laws imposing theduties of the Territorial Secretary

l the Interior Department has repliedby pointing out the statute provi-sion

¬

and saying that the method ofrecording the legislative proceed-ings

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unless specifically statod inexisting laws inuB bo determinedby the Territorial authorities

At tho Mint

On Maroh 16 tnero will be ameeting of the directors of theMint to diBCUBS tho question ofcoinage and the size of tho equiva-lent

¬

to be poured out for a quartsr--The stockholders are requested tomeet later on in the new beer gard-en

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back of tho Mint and there-ex-pres- i

their views on dividends andmserve funds Xno rresiuenthopes that there will be a fullattendance

IN THE CmOTJIT OOUBT OF THEFIRST CIRCUIT ISLAND OF

OAHU TERRITORY OF HA ¬

WAII AT CHAMBERS

oudch ron a special tehmDeeming it essential to the pro-

motion

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of justioo I do order that aspecial term of the Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held in theJudiciary Building in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the26th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in theforenoon of said day and continuingfor thn period provided by law

Douu al Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901

SignedA S HUMPHREYS

First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby ap-

proved¬

SignedW F FREAR

Chief Justice of the Supreme Courtof tho Territory of Hawaii

Dated March 1190130 13

LOST

A Japanese Bamboo Hand Satchelcontaining money wrapped in tileaves memo books etc was loston Sunday morning Maroh 10 onAlakea St from the Fiflhniarket toKing street and out Kiug streettowards Kapalama and KalihiFinder will be rewarded by leavingthe same at this office 55 tf

Messrs Balasco Tiiall

Take pleasure in announcing tothe public of this city that

lr Lewis Morrison

dno of Americas greatest actorsKind permission of Manager Jules

Murrey

AND

FLORENCE ROBERTS

In the following Standard play

SATURDAY EVENING MAROH23 By Special Request theMaster Piece of all FAUST

Tho public aro oautioned thattickets will only be held until 12oolook of the day for performanceand if you fail to oall for your seatsat that time they will be sold

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call and Inspect the beautiful and usefuldisplay of goods for presents or lor per ¬

sonal use and adornment

Love Bulldips 53Q Fort Btreet

1200 LOTSIN

KAPHILANI

TEACTFOE SALE

The Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

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from King street to the

Beach A road GO feet wide

will be opened on the eatside of the property adjoin¬

ing the Kamehameha Girls

School said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation variesfrom forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea level

No swamps around thipremises No freshet will

enter tho property

There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by a

great manufacturing com-

pany

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The chances are theoffer may be accepted Thereis every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increasein a short time The ownerof the property will give all

chances to purchasers tomake money on their invest-

ments

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The ground is superior toany tract in the market

The premises are situatedwithin one mile and a hlf of

the Post Office

The Government waterpipes are laid along the upperportion of the property

The priees are the cheapestof any tract within two miles

from the center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will be

the best ever given by anyreal estate dealer or broker

during the last twenty yearsin Honolulu

For terms or more particu ¬

lars apply to

S E Raualmmi

Or lo

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

1 C Achi k Co

Ileal Es ite Dealers audBroker

NOXIOE

Notice ia hereby given that thePearl City Qemetery is now open forintorments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at thoVometeryuntil after all interments

The rates for transportation areone dollar for tho corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners

Plata are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricofrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION

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LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St

70 3mos

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelato Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline

ALSO

One Bicycledin very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Teeta this office

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOR

THIS XX4L7S1710 tf

LIKITSD

4Wm G Irwin President ManagerClaua Bpreckels First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Boas Andiboi

SUGAR FACTORSAMD

AQKNT8 O THU

Oceanic Steamship CoilOf Ruti Wranoleco Gal

Bruce faring a Co

Real Sstata Dealers603 Fort Bt near King

BUUiDIKO LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND

Lands Fob 8 w

IM- P- Parties wishing to dispose of i iolrPranArttftN m Invited to nl on m

LOWNEYKlM

Fresib TodavSomebody at home will bo waiting

tonight for a box

The Name on Every Piece is thoguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS k mSole Agents Gron

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

The Independent GO cents permouth

il

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NOTICEWliexx Yon Waxxt

GEEEI EIYEE WHISKEYDo not accept goods benrtag a similar namo

THERM IS OVI Y ONE

GEEEI RIVER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Owensboro Ky

GREEN RIVER is tho official whiskey of the U SNavy Department

GBEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gjld Medil atthe Paris Exposition 1000

HJRn H

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For Sale in All Saloons and by

W C-- Peacock Company

SOLE AGENTS Hawaii TerritoryTAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

DSM

CTA B rS 111

IMPOKTEKS OF

AND

ercliaiiclise

JOMMISSION MH35LOia3SrTS

Igents for LloydsCanadian AuBtralian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific itailway CoPioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Manufacturing - Harness - Co

Tlie Olciest House in HonoluluOD iiSIluCABRIAGrE HARNESS AlWJfS

Plow and Team Earsioss j daeto order -

COLLARS HAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harnsss Trimmings of AH Kinds Constantly on Hand

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTolOTDllOlK 888 POBOX - - 332

PAINT YOUB MOUSEXJse 3VIagrLite for the Outside

And 3t3Ol fr the Inside

These are COLD WATER PAINTS and arc the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

FishLm and HooksWo are opening a Line of lho3e at our Fort Street Store

and will soon bo in a position tosupply all demands

A Laigo Stock o GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at once boopened at our Bethel Street Store

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

hHS5fo

I ate r Is aud Tel egraph

On and After tfco 2d of March

Messages id plain language will boaccepted for transmission be ¬

tween the places mentionedbelow

HONOLULU OAHUKA LAAU MOLOKAI

MAUN A LEI LANAIj andLAHA1NA MAUI

The ohargo for such messageswill be at tho rate of 20 cents perword of IB letters until furthernotice

When telephone connectionaareavailable messages may be bandedto the telephone company to beforwarded to destinations othorthan those mentioned above

In other oases spooial messengersmay be employed

Tho cost of special delivery is notinoluded in the charge at 20 centsper word If tho cost is kuown itmust be paid by the sender whenthe message is handed in If un-known

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it must he paid by tho ad-dressee

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when the message is de-livered

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HONOLULU OFFICE MAGOON BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

NOXIOE XO CREDITORS

The undersigned has been appointed by the Hon A S Hum-phreys

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First Judge of the First Cir-cuit

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Court of the Territory of Ha-waii

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as administratrix of tho Estateof Uilama Honu k deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu Oahu noticeis hereby given to all persons in-

debted¬

to said estate to make im-

mediate¬

payment to tho undersign-ed

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and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether se-

cured¬

or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonthn from date or they will beforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

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Metropolitan Meat Go

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Wavy Cnntrantora81 KING BTBBKT

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Wholesale andBetnll

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filders SteaiasMp Co

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

THOS LINDSAY

tag Jeweler

Call and inspect the beautiful and UBefnldisplay of rooIb lor presents or for peranna use and adornment

Love Bulldlngj 630 Fort Street

FOR BALE

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

WILLIAM SAVJDGE CO20Q Mnmhant Street

FOR SALE

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QMflA LEASEHOLD ON BEREFUUU tania rtrat 89 years torun Present net income 90 permonth apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

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Fremiees on Kukui Lane Pos-session

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given on January 1 1901For terms apply to

WU KAPIOLANI ESTATE

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPoarl City Cemetery is now open forintorments A special funoral trainleaven the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments

The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftyceuto for tho round trip formuurners

Plats aro now on sale at the officeof tbn company rauging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand sizo No othor charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-

SOCIATION¬

LTDRoom S Love Building Fort St

70 3nios

LOCOMOBILE FOR S

One Now LocomobilStylo 2 ruado by TheDo of America of NewU S A patented NovVery little ued the propelate Joseph Heleluhe andgasoline

ALSO

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One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoo orto F J Testa this office

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROnDraught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

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Wm O Irwin President ManagerClaUB Sprookels First Vice PreuiduutW M Qlffmd Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Boss Andltoi

SUGAK FACTORSAXD

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Oceanic Steamship CoiupyOf Rnr mnnlsno Gl

Brace Waring Co

Reel Estate Dealers603 Fort Bt near King

SUILDRTQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTK

LANDS POP l

Parties wlshlne to disnosq of tn i

Pronrtlo r lnvltid tn ncll n no

LOWNEYS

Somobody at home will be waitingtonight for a box

The Namo on Every Piece Is theguarantee

FOR SALE BY

LEWIS 00Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

The Independent 60 cents permoatli

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BualnoDo Oardo

A M HBWETT

jSTolght Clork and StovodoraOld Reliable Again on Deek

Office At the Old Vn Dome Premises1H15 Iy

DR B O WATERHOUSB

Office and Residence Kino Stbeetnear AlAPVl

Office hoars 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 r m Telephom 031 white

Street

Estate AgentTitli

Rentsiiupbell Merchant

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JOHN NOTT

Pluubinq Tin Coffee and ShbbIbon Wobe

King Btreet Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSONDSALIBS IN LuHBfcB AND COAL AND

BniLDiNa Matebiau orAil Kinds

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AGENTS FORWEBTBBN BUGAE BEFININQ CO

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BOOii FOR BALLAST

White and Black SiIn Quantities to 8u

EXCAVATING 10NIRACIED

FOR

COM AHD SOIL FOR SALE

g0T Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright Buildinp Merchant St

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FOR S AXjEL

Jrr AOBES OF LAND IN GBANT81 1 2130 and 010 at Kntuaee North HlloHawaii Apply to

MOBBIB K KKOHOKALOLBUeal Estate Agent

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