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L nini ii iiiijVfcL- - Wll - HONOLULU H I SATURDAY JUNE 29 1901 No 1959
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLETJ Jino PaBsengor Steamers of This Line Will Arrivo and Leave
rum Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Jr IDNE B MBIPOSA JUNE 19VENTURA JUNE2S SIERRA JUNE 25
MARIPOSA JULY 6 MARIPOSA JULY 10SIERRA JULY 15 SONOMA JULY 16
MARIPOSA JULY 27 MARI POSA JULY 81SONOMA AUG 6 VENIURA AUG 6
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Local BoatIn connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents are
prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United Staton and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
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Ladies Capes andWhite Pique Skirts
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OHTJROH SERVI0E8
St AndrewsCnihedra 1th Sun ¬
day after Triuity 7 nm Celebrationof the Holy Communion It am MorninR Prayer and Sermon330 p tu Pule Ahiahi 730 p mEvensong and Sermon
The Second Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral tomorrow willhold services as follows 9 a mSunday schriol 915 a m MorningService 630 p in Evensong
Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avenue Punabou
Celebialion of the Holy Com-munion
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First Sunday of the month1105 am every other Sunday 715a in Saiuts days 615 am matinsand sermon 1105 am evensong andsermon 705 pm daily prayer at945 a m
Roman Catholic Cathedral Lowmasses Holy Oominuuion 6 aud 7childrens mass with English ser-mon
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H high mass with native ser-mon
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1030 rosary with native in-
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2 solemn vespers audbenediction 7
Central Union Church cornerBeretaniaaud Richardsstreet liavW M Kincaid pator 950 a mSunday school 1100 n m pnll cworship and sermon 630 pm YPSCE prayer meeting 730 pmpublic worship and sermon
Methodist Episcopal Church cor-ner
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Beretania aud Miller streets GL Pearson pastor The public isinvited to attend the following rogular services Sunday 10 amSunday school 11 am public worship and sermon 630 pm EpworthLeague ana vu pm puoiic wor-ship
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and sermonChurch of St John the Baptist
Kalihi waena Religious servicesas follows 8 am High Mass withsermon and collection for th usualexpenses of the church 3 pm RehearBil 4 pin Roeary
Kawaiabao Church 10 a mSabbath School 11 a m preachingby Rev H H Parker 680 p mChristian Endeavor Society 7j30 pAm uuginm service nevWestervelt
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To Let A furnished room at NoGarden Ln Mr MVGonnell
Kentucky a turnouts utmsse iiiooieWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthosaloona and at Lovejoy Codistributing aaenta for the Hawaiianfalnnda
Per ZEALAND1A for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-
paragus¬
Cabbage Eastern and Cali-
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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders oto Allgame in season AIbo fresh Rockfort SwiBB and California CroamCheese Place your orderB earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUTT MARKET
Corner King and Alakea St
Grocers Shown Up
OFHCE OF
CARROLL WH1TAKER
Attorneyiiilo hawaii
Hilo Hawaii June 7 1901Dear Sirs
In my innocence I purchased heroin Hiio ajar of your
PIMQBEY PICKLES
Put up by MrBHichmona
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It brought me great trouble andone of tuiee things must occur
1 You must stop making them or2 1 must got them at lees expense
or3 Im a ruined mauSinn my first venture Ive had
tmny jrs My family from earlymorn cry Pickles neighbors ringthe do r hnll and shout Picklesrelatives vmit me in expectation of
Pickles Your piokles are myNemesis Phase Dear Sirs quotethem by the Keg Barrel HogsheadTon or Shipload and preserve me
Yours very triilyCARROL WHITAKER
To Lewis CoHONOLULU T H
1776 MHurrah For the Fowtn
of July
THEBeretania St near Fire Station
Has Received a Large Stock 01
New Fire works Flags ShieldsFestooning Decoration Bunt ¬
ing Torpedoes Lantern EtcEtc which will be sold a SanFrancisco prices
Assorted Cases of FireWorks From 1000to 2500 at ihe - -
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Beretania St near Fire Station
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Roberton Wilder have movedtheir law offices to the Stangenwaldbuildiuu Merchant street rooms205 206 207 second floor 16 lw
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A SOMMER PROPOSITION
Well now theres the
IGE QUESTION I
You know youll need ice youknow ita a necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ice which will give you satis ¬
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Hawftll Apply toMOKRID K KEOHOKALOLE
Knnl Estate Agent
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Promieea on Kukui Lane Pos ¬
session given on January 1 1901For terms apply to
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ffiDKJUD NORBIE EditorKestdtnc in Honolnln
SATUKDAY JUNE 29 1901
THE APPROPRIaTTON BILL
The outlook for the paBsagn ofan appropriation bill is getting slimmer every day If the two houesof the Legislature fail to agree iaoonfereiee o unmittee we will witness thesorry speotacle of the firstLegislature of the Territory of Ha-
waii
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going home wiihouc providingfor the neoeBsray means ami thedisbursement of suoh means neceB
avy to cirry on the looal govern- -
Ulilut
It is true that if an appropriationI 1 h not passed the old one wi 1
remain in force but that is not theobject of the men who voted for themembers of the present LegislatureA fiir bill should have passed a
bill under thu provisions of whichno department should bo crippledand men well paid for their serviceseven if more work was desired be-
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the appropriations for otherofficials had to be striokeu out
We admit that wo cannot under-stand the legislators Next to thePolice Department the Hoard ofEducation is the most importantbranch of the government and yetevery effort has been made to crip-
ple these two departments whichemploy more Hawaiians and domore good for the Hawaiians thanauy other branch of the territorialgovernment
We fully realize the importanceof the office of the Superintendentof Public Works and of his collea min theTreoU ey Departmentbu while we are willing in planthose departments on par with thetwo wo have referred to we say thatwithout the necessary fund thePublic Works peoplo will simplyhavo a 8at on easv stroo and thetroasurer iwill need only to py u
monthly visit to his nfljce
The idea of cutting down thesalary of the Stnrintendejt ofPublic Instruction it sjmoly prpoBtorous and will necosarily nua surprise in Washington wherestatesmen and politicians have atall times beeu told that Hawaii wasfirst and last bont on giving nnexemplary schooling to the childrenat public expense and that theeducation of the young was theprincipal number on our politicalprogram The Superintendent ofthe Bureau of Public Instructionholds the same rank as the headsof the other departments orestt d
under the Organic Act Why heshould be subjected to a reductionin his salary is one of the riddlewe canuot eolve He has a seat anda vote ia tho Executive Council
and he presides over the most im-
portant¬
branch of the govnrnuiMitif the Legilnture should nducethe salaries of the head of dopnrtnentB to 10 a year well and goodbut because the Attorney G Miralnud the Superintendent of PublicInstruction are haoles there are noroasou why they should be paid hssthan their three colleagues in thoother departments who accideutlyhave Hawaiian blood iu their veius i
At the presout rate proposed bythe House Mr Gibson ou iup uturunder the Board of Educationwould receive a salary only 300 ayear less than that granted to theSuperintendent who assume thewhole responsibility of the worksof the Board while Mr Gibsonstands in the position of a suburiinate We belitva iu retrenchmentbut we shall always support fairpay for the men who hold I In educatiouial pioblem and tin safety qthe taxpayers in their hands
TOPICS OF THK DAI
Since Iwilei was shut up and RevMr Azbill ordered the police to en ¬
force the laws we notice eaus nnthe police court calendar of a naturewhich uill tunke the whiskers ofBill Ass curl mid the owner wishthat he had in v been bort
A property owner who is highlyin lignant against the people whoallowed his propuity to be surround-ed
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by prostitutes sends us a letterin which he asks whether there areany laws here prohibiting a rnnnfrom riding out of town on a railWe have carefully studied the codesand find nothing in them prevent-ing
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evn a reverend gentlemanfrom riding on a rail if he shouldchoce to do so We tried au auto-mobile
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the other day but as it wasuphill work itdidnt no A rail ridewojld probably be a down hill moveand tho reforming rider end iu thelower regions
Kamehamoha alias Sueno EBishop is still permitted to pourout his venom in the columns of theWashington Star That journal hasevidently no idea of the standing ofits vicious correspondent here Kamehan eha is a man full of hatredand bitterness towards all uho donot worship his class of missionariesHe is a man who would burn everyGatbojiu at the stake who woulduse a pitchfork on a poor strayedhorse who would hang every fcla
waiian who tried to defend theircountry and now is ex remely angrybecause hid son-ia-la- w us been firedout of a lucrative job under ouruew regime The Washington Starpays Kamehamehn at tho rate o S3par column and for that amountthe old siuuer eudeavors to ruinthe Hawaiiaus aud the countrywhere he was born and nursed fromthe breast of a Hawaiian womanWe havent got a vary good opinionof Karaehameba the Honolulucorrespondent to the WashingtonStar
Rpresentativ Mounarrat has become very s nsithe aud ha resign ¬
ed from the printiug committee ofthe House We fail to see why thehounrablH geollemau shoul 1 retirebeo iusH a few scurrilous insinuationshavn b eu made against the commit ¬
tee on which he serves A publicman must xpect hostile criticismaud bo ready to ignore all kinds oftaunts and abuse No man whoknows Mr Julian Alonsirrat will forone moment believe that words offraud and crookedness applied
to him iu connection with tho workof the committi e His charactermnral y and otherwise is abova reproHch and has always been to butw- - think that the honorable geutieuitu mould have remained on thePrinting Uommittee until aii iuvetigMiou of transactions had beeninstituted
lientucfty s intncus jpbbeo uiooruWhiskey uneqnalWd for its purityand eioellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Godistributing itgente for the HawaiianIsland
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LCOA1- - AND QEN1BAL Ni WB
The band wi 1 pay at the palacetomorrov afternoon
The Hongkong Maru irrived fromSou Krancico yesterday afternoonand sailed for the Orieut at noontoday
Tho commencement X rciscs f
St Louii College tottk place yester ¬
day morning iu the college hail nt10 oclock
Passengers on the Maru win willatop over nl Ibis port are Mr audMi s J iVUrquardt M L Stewartand R W Rmh h
The American ship Tillie E Starbuck arrivd yeter Uy afternoonfrom San Fisucisuo with a goueralcargo ol mrehaudHe
Ona Giand 0i cert
TTerr Jobanu Mvrjuardt Bnd
Madame Mirqmrdt have decided togiro one concert at the HawaiianOpera IToue on Fourth of Julynight The proiram is uow beingarranged and will bo announcedlater Madame Mnrqurdt promisespome uew solos ou the harp whileFlerr Marquardt can be dependedupon to furnish artistic aud pleaciug11 11 tubers
The Marquardts ar now on theirway to Germany via he OrientThey are both well and favorablyknown in Honolulu
The sale of seats will open onTuesday morning
A StuwJudgo
A cable Irom Washington statesthat the President has appointedMr Edgar Caypless at present sec ¬
retary of th SeiiHte third Cir-
cuit¬
Judge of the first Circuit Courtof tho Territory
The appointment was made atthe instigation of Delegate Wilcoxand will ive general satisfactionhere
BY AUTHORITYp
SALE OF OOVEBVMENT L0I8 ATNOUANU VALLEY HONO
LTJLTJ OAHU
On Tuesday Jnjy 30 1901 at 12oclock noun at the irout eutrauceof the Capitul Exeoutite Buildingwill lib t oli at public auction thefuiluwiiig Government Lots at Nuuanil Voll y llouoluiu Oahu viz
Lola 1 2 I 9 and 10 Upsetpr ceeatsu lotSlU00 00
Lots 4 and 0 Upset price foreach lot SI 250 00
Lot 5 Op et prif 1 500 CO
Lots 7 and 11 Optet price forearh lot 750 tO
Lot 8 Upset price S50000
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
No parson vill be allowed to purchace more thau one lot
The terms of the sale are cash orat the option of the purchaser onefourth of the purchase price Cashand the remainder in qual install-ments
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in one two aud three yearswith interest at the rate of seven 7per cent per huuuru p6yble semi ¬
annually iu advanceOther nouioi tonus and condi ¬
tional iu ciiiiuectioti with this salecan he acertaiued aud maps of saidlots can be een ut the Departmentof Public Works
J AS HBOYDSupt of Public Works
Department of Public Works Honoiulu Junei7 1U01 HH 3t
WATEH NOIIOF
In accordance with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of the laws of 1886
All persons holding water priv-ilege
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or thoe paying water rates arehr bv notifird that th wafr ratesfor he tenfi ending Deo 311901will ho due and pnvable at the officeof the Honolulu Water Works onthe 1st dv of July 1901
All such rates remaiuing unpaidfor lfids ailer hey are due willhe subject u an additional ten percent
Ail nrvilegr3 upon which ratesremain unpaid August 15 1901 30days after becoming delinquent areliable to suspension without furthernotice
Hates are pavablo at the office ofthe Water Works in the baaementof Copitol building
ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works
Huujlulu June 20 1901BWOt
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A MothersResponsibility
A prrat ftsponsibllily rests upon mothers at the time their datiph- -
ters are budding into womanhood If your daughter is pale complainsof weakness Is tired out upon slight exertion if she it troubled withheadache or backache pain in the side if her temper is fitful and herappetle poor she is in a condition of extreme peril a fit subject for thatmost dreaded of all diseases consumption If you notice any of thesesymptoms lose no time in procuring
Dr Williams
Pink Pills for Pale PeopleThey will assist your daughter to develop properly and regularlyj
they will enrich the blood strengthen the nerves and all danger ofconsumption and premature death will be averted
Mr Tolm TntiRcy of 130 linker Street Detroit Midi unj s fljiWoliulii serious time Willi my iliiuuhtrr BI10 Ulit nut liar
any Kerlous illm KS but seemed to ernUimllv wmto uwny Ourtloulor culled the UlKeiKoliy uu odd uiiiiiu ulilcli na I afterwardlfiiriicil mount luclc nf blood
Wo Anally found a medlclno tlint helped her Anertlireamontlm treutment liur lioaltli wusoirreiitly Improved you wouldnut Imvo recomilred lior Sim ciilned In llcsli rapldlv and soonwns In perfect lieiillli TI10 niedtclmuised was Dr WllllmnB IlnlcTills for Inle lenplc 1 Imvo always Kept llieso 1 s In tliu liouso
Ineo and linve told many mutliem uboul them Ihoy bnoclTtcled some wonderful cures
From the Etcnlno yews Detroit Jficu
All the cJemens necessary to give new life and richness to the blooda d restore shattered nerves are contained in a condensed form in DrWilliams Pink Pills for Pale People They are a specific for troublespeculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms ofweakness They build up the blood and restore the glow of health topae and sallow ehreks In men they effect a radical cure in all casesariiinirom mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature
Dr Illlnms rink Plll for Pale Teoplo ore sold In hoxrs never In loosebuilt lit iiiicentH 11 bo tor hIx boxes forSiiOand may be lindofiilldrucBlsUor direct by mull fioin Dr WlUlunin Modlclno Co SelicuecUidy M V
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The delightful jur at 1 ia
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Canadian Club
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not aUeuted in tho slightest de
by the addition carbonated
or still High Balls made
Canadian Club
aro unusually fragrant and
oous and have a flavour which ia
horoughly delightful and satisfying
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THE BESTMilwaukee v Beer
ONLY 5235 A DOZEN QUARTS
0uoco Claret 50c per GallooPott Itlesllng Etc 75c per Gallon
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Since starting to sell our wines at San Francisco prices wehad frequent inquiry as to their quality Those who have
iot yei irieu our wines we beg to inform that our Clarets Zinfandels Riesling Port Madeira etc ore the lksl to be had tosatisfy ourselves we hid them all tested nnd Umr Iihua nrntmi nbo absolutely pure aud wholesome showing that they ore madefrom nothing else but choice tirapes
flOFFSCHLAGER CO LTDTho Pioneer Wine and Liquor House King near Bethel
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LONG BRANCH BATHS
Vf AIKIKI DiiiAOn - Honolulu Hl
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TTiere arn orei ani tea iyWith inn ffrAJ
King Btrest Oars nam the dJIsdlts cUUdrsu iprolally asm
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Arquudis will give a conin Hawaiian Opera Houte
of Julypalandia Nippon Maru aud
bT vjnru scheduled to leave Ho- -
tou Tuesday aud Weduojday
ipn you want t hack rinir utij lpn that stand you will get a
ite aud good driver a fine hack
If ovHrohnrftinir
desiring a hsoit eurrejl etc with careful drivers
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Mtain Berger aud hu baud wi 1
lfor flilo ou Tuesday next at diliilu will have uo music out
JthB Legislature until JulyVigbt- -
lie Kiuan will sail ou TuesdayU every berth occupied TheI races aud the bic vacation
- caused the rtaaraer to be filledu utmost capacity
4Tof the cornerstone n
jw St Auguaunos Chapel oifvJatholio Mission at hap
it a a r miipUOipilMOU 1UI UUD VOr UY Uia ab3en
Where
night
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Waikiki
e of the Bishop ofpolis
picnic of the Scottish Thistl03 given at Moaualut on
mi will undoubtedly b- - a granriUnm whv the mju Scotland
irate the 4th of Julv we do uo
So Toujg Womens Christianlioiation cave a garden fete at
College last evening O vitig
le rain me principal lemurou uidprogratnuio were ueuiueuijfitThe Honolulu Bisebnll Loague
asjvoted down the protest of thetijile Ilima Club aRainBtthe Hono
ltd Athletic Club Stewart Jonesud Chas G raham are now the offi- -
al umpires
Everybody is leady for the 4h of
uly boat races and tomorrowany sports ladies and sure thing
ma will tak9 the train to Pearl
lily and inspect- the crews who are
compete on the great day
A now fire engine was received bj
Ho fire department yesterday on
barketitine W H- - Dimoud Ii
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placed in commission in thtMl IS Ctltnr anil Kiy r
Antral 5tftloni an l
VH to tho8W enBinhouwinP- -
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Am nnlr Win -IV Jjuuu UQQr
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fjrnipanr oriim nwuu tamw r tiivin
If in the amt Vid wntchnd wiith
tMt Ve llers who sufferedjep interest by othv
mm the lire rs will give a
The Flying Jordaqflft Guar onefit to the Naloa complmQnawaii On Monday Jnd n fronr the use of the Th HftvoiiaD
f the drill shed utotaininj tbrsnd will assist iu o very ftrgeiidience which will i
n I appreoiativP u- -
du Mr O rMrs Irene Bron d on Redoesolloway were raarjiawa by tbeiy last atrWaiiraeV h bri le is tbhv Mr Oealia Tlniustico Ii andiiiifbterlpf the late Jmily of tlie
s brought up in tbe fed MrsHoltelfav DiHydo Afr anlf Mr audvay were the guests olmm in a
Irs Kuight aud joiuaci tin attendJp to Hilo wJinre they wilif Missv Mctn on the lh of July tor offlmi Parker the diusrh r aunta Knight will stay with huA until
rs Carl Vidnmann at Manj4njoai rttura of berwotbur to Wj
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WE TAX
Whichffct
Istenliiyj
Soon
tson or corpor-als made a legalqay appeal from
idd I rut he Tax Ai- - Kagod in the manufacturea Otiftitutodndnr Act Thi industry has grown from one
the Laws of 1800 in mill that manufactured paporiiKe manner ab allowed in case of raK9 u Philadelphia in 1G90
property tax appeals aud said While the output has inerea edcnurtis herebv in hnnr so tremendously and the donand- W14B
and determine such appeals subjectto the revision of the Supreme Courtas provided in the case of propertytaxes Where wordsof proporty or similar woids occuriu said Act concerning such appealsthe words amount of taxable iucome shall be understood in allproceedings in regard to appealsfrom assessment or judgments inincome matters Any peraon orcorporation appealing from the assossment of the assessor shall lodgewith the aBesor on or before the1st day of Ojtober of each year anotice in writing of bh intention toappeal aud the grounds of such ap-
peal and deposit with him the eoMsof appaalna prescribed in caeof pro-
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taxes which cost shall hi subject to the regulations prescribed iusaid Act The said Tx AppealCourt shall sit for hearing of taxappeals under the authority of thisAnt betweau the 5th aud 25th d3ysof October of each year
Section 10 T I o taxes on incomeimposed shall be due and payableon or before the 15th day of Novem-ber
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of each year and any sum orsums annu illy due and unpaid aftertu said 15th drfy o November shallhave added thmeto lu per cent onthe amount which be and be ¬
come a part of such tax Interestat the tate of 9 per cent per anuum
be added to the amount of
such tax and penalty from the timesame shall become duo
All the powers authorities andrights to compensation by Chapter51 of the Saision Liws of 1896 coifercHd on the Tat Appeal Courtconstituted under the authority ofsaid chapter for hearing and deter-mining
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appeals duly taken thereun-der
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are conferred on said court forhearing and determining appeals ¬
this Ajt and the power authonties and dut e contained in orenacted by 6aid chapter for levy-
ing assessing collecting receivingand enforcing payments of the taximposed under the authority of said
chapter and otherwise relatingthereto shall bi severally aad re-
spectively conferred practiced and
exercised for levyiug assessing collecting and receiving and enforcingpayment of the tar imposed underthe authority of this Act as as
the same shall not be supersededby and shall be consistent with theexpress provisions of this Act as
fuby and effactually to all intentsan I purposes as if the same powers
aud authorities wera repeated and
re enacted iu tbe body of tbiB Act
with referanos to paid tax and all
and the regulations of thosaid exoept 83 aforesaid
be applied onsrjed d temHl
and taken to refer to the tax im
posed under the authority of
Act in like manner as if the same
had been enacted herein The as ¬
sessments made under th authorityof this Act aud the assossmen
books aud delioquont tax lists made
in accord ince wilti the provisions of
said ohapter 51 of the Seioa Lwsof 1890 shall be prim facie evidence
of the correctness of the tax imposed
under this Act iu any caseSection II The Treasurer of the
Territory shall furaish the several
assessor all necossury bookp blanksand stationery to narry otulo pro
visions of this Act vSection 12 A l fl5xft tha SessioJlv
of 1890 is horby repealedSettionvlfkTtAct shall take
efTut ou thoijtetilsy of July A D1901
Approved this 33th djy of AprilA D 1901
Sanfokd B DoleGovernor of t he Territory of Hawaii
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The Paper Wo Uao
Fifty pound bf paper for eachindividual was the auiouut consum ¬
ed in this country last year TheUnited States puts GOOOCCOOOOpounds ou the market annually according to thelatost statistics andhas about one thousand mills on- -
paper
Session Utilerom
theauthorized -
the valuaton
tax
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shall
shall
un-
der
far
everyChapter
shall
thi
Laws
has caused the substitution of woodpulp for itigrudietits used in theearly manufacture tbe principle ouwhich it is made remains practicallythe same as that uf China centuriesago
We not only consume more paperthan any other country but wo arereschiug out f jr the markets of theworld and with ur output furnishrailways and steamships with about75C0000toos of might a yon Ex
at tbe MintOn March Ifi thero will be n
meeting of the directors of theMint to discuss tbo question ofcoinage aud tbo size of tho eqnivalent to bo poured out for a quartsrTho stockholders are requested tomuet later on in tho now beer gard ¬
en back of the Mint and thero ex ¬
press their views on dividends audreserve funds The Presidenthopes that thero will be a full9ttondanc M
FRANK L HOOGS has tho honorto announce the second appearancein Honolulu of the distinguishedartists
Herr fflarquardtAND
Breitschuck Marquardt
One Grand Concert Wiil be
Given at the
XIewsiiiaiLOPERA HOUSE
4TH OF JULY NIGHT
Risprved Seats will be on sale atWall Nichols Co on TUESDAYJuly 2nd 39 lt
HAWAIIAN
ROWIM ASSOCIATION
SISZTfiC ATSTISrUA1J 1
Vllno
J lit
ON 4TB JULY 1901
OVER THE
Pearl Harbor Gomse
First Race Four oarjJSenior Championship
Second Race Four oared
Shell
ShellJuniors
Races will start at 930 n m afterthe arrival of tho Train Traiu willleave Honolulu depot at 815 a mreturning immediately after theraces and will arrive in Houolulubefore noon
Round Trip Tiokets 75 CuntsREGATTA COMMITTEE
88 Bt
4000
tuuu
NOTv
60 ctDta pf bnildiu-
I I
FOB BAIZE
LEASEHOLD ON BEREtauia aet 39 years to
Present not inoomo 90 per
WILLIAM SAVIDGE COn 206 Merohnnt Street
TOE OF REMOVAL
7 Till l lfthtf V AS I
hSUnOAOtBtaDB0H-j- 20520b-i
UJlWMlijUl
roiian sireoi roomsouaoor
TJasnEEEID-A- -
Biscuit or Jinga Wayfa
Or some othur kind o Biscuit or Wufur
CHAMPAGNEORANGELEMONSTRAWBERRYVANILLACHOCOLATE J
SUCH AS
Wafers
EDUATOR
Etc Etc Etc Etc
Just a fresh shipment of the above at
TOFORT SITJREDEIET
P O BOX 386 TELEPHONES MAIN 22 24 92
PAINT Y0UB HOUSEXJSO 3IeLgriite for the Outside
itlol or e nseThese are COLD WATER PAINTS aud are the BeBt
Substitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWe are opening a of the sb at our Street Store
and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands
A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE
la Expected on the W Gr and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
tft
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
JOiMIiMlISSIOltf THJELOE NTTisi
VgentB LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
Foreign Marino Insurance OuSorthorn Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioTjfipr Tiinft of Packets from Tiivrpnn
Sanitary Steam Laundry
Co Ltd
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Having made largo additions toour ruaobiuorv wo ar now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PIL
CLOTHSNAPKINS and TOWELS
tt tho rate of 2r cents per dozenoasb i
Satisfactory worlt and prompt dolivery guaranteed
No fear of clothing boing lostfrom strikes
Wo invito inspection of dur laundry and mUiods at any t Jtuo
hours
Ring ty Main 73
and ou WagoDs w oal for J0lirId wort
AND
tf
WATERBENTS H MHIGH TEASNOW FLAKEOYSTERGINGERPRFTZELSGRAHAM
received
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And
Line Fort
IrwinStore
for
British
LOWSLIPS TABLETABLE
duringbusiness
TijVLOCOMOBILE FOil Mb
One Novj LocomoMln Nuw2- made by Tb Lounui -
Oo oi America ot N nvton 1
U S A patonted hov 14 It-
Very little uced tbo pioporty ol i
late Joseph Holeluhe aud run y
RasolineALSO
One Bicvetin very good ordor
For particulars apply to M
Hololuhe at Washington PlaivtoF T Testa thiaoio
riPSKfilWMiiMIV
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEE1On Draught or in Uottlen Ico U
SPECIAL PARCELS MADEFOBttlTDjrlT 171l tl
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CHAMPAGNEORANGELEMONKTRAWEERRYVANILLACHOCOLATE
SUCH AS
BENTS
SNOW
GRAHAMEDDATOR
Etc Etc Et Etc
Just received fresh shipment of the above at
vsiirHI8W
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Wafers
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PRETZELS
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Clickers
LTDFORT STFLEiEET
TELEPHONES
- PAINT YOUB HOUSETJse 2sLeLigXllt for the Outside
And ptiOl for the Inside
are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the Best
Substitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and Hookei w
a
We arc opening a Line of thee at our Fort Store
and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands
A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W Q- - Irwin and will at once be1 opened at our Bethel Street Store
TEE PACIFIO HARDWARE CO LTD
SUGAR FACTORSh IMPOETEES OFS General Merchandise
jf- - -
AND
022vlI33I03Sf TmJRsttjtXTS
Sk rs5 Icrents for LlovdatifHx WtT irliin A iiafinlian SfoamaViiTi Tinn
British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
l Canadian Pacific jxailway CoPinnppr T Aw of PnoVptn frOTt Liverpool
immr mn salTkfiiJa New L - bile No 877
Sle 2 made j lXo LocopiobiWXJbof imtno of Newtbn Ma8U S A pouted Nov M ig23Vry little usd the propertOf theInto Joseph Hialuho aud run by
- gasoline -
f ALSO -r Qne Bicycle
in vey good ordertyf Sot ivtioulars applr to Mrs
Hottiuhc ct VrhiuKtoa PUoe orffi i V 1 r a rfflw
fHBPAKTaBOHHotel St uear Fort
OnDrauthc or Bottlji IOi1dBbJEiIAL PARCELS MADM UP
--ton
fayfa
WATERH M
HIGH TEAFLAKE
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In
MAIN 22 24 92
These
Street
JNlfS
Sanitary SteamlauDdry
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GREAT ABDUCTION II PflEGES
Hnvin made Is rye additjous toour inaeliinerv ar now able toluW SPREADS pSTlCETy PIL ¬
LOWSLIPS TABLhi CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TO ELSt the rate of 2o cent per doz n
oash rff t
Saiirtfrtijtoryifiikivtd prompt dolivtjryuarantuaK
fJo fear of TLinK boijg lostftn rit- R
Wriviie i ni per Uannf our Ihuijdry tiiidjrietliodfl t ivv time duringbuewlhour
Ring 13pmui 73
TIMELY TOPKJSi - ZZZ
A Largs Stooii tor
HOUSEHOLD S0P1 LIES
Pansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Chest ami Rnfnorai nEnterprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinkhmRubber Hose and Hose RelSteel Rubber aud Cocoa MatsWheelbarrows Hoes Rakes and
HooksShovels aud SpadesOoa and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps and LanternsKit and Mouse TrapsStep LaddersCoffee Mills and Apate WarePoultry and Mosquito NettinVictoria and Pan American Hsini
Sawing MachinesTable Casters and ScalesTinned and
Porcelain Saucepan3 P Knives Spoons and ForksGlobes Chimneys and WicksKerosene Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal in BaesTin and Anaie Waresllawfiiian and Dairy Sit in BapsGem lo Shavers and Gem Ice Creim
Freezer
plB
Goo
The AERMO
TOR admittedlyv ry one to 1 e
the very beft
windmill in exis
tence
We want your help in distributingthi above useful articles so we willbe able to dispose them at the lowestmarket prices
TUq Hawaiian Barbara Go Lq
Fort Street opposite SprocketsCon Bank Honolulu H I
CottagesRooms
StoresOn the premises of the Sanitar
3team Laundry Co Ltd betweeniouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and oold water sad electriclights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
Oq the premises or at the oQij e oJ A Maoon 8 tf
ROCK FOR BALLAST
JWhite and Elaok Sftadln Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATIHG tONTRACTED
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com m bOiL foa saw
Z35 Dump Carts furnished bythe day on flours Notice
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wright Buildinc Uerchnl St169i U
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BIGSEOE SALE
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JUU xviMuuniiii nioi Campbeii niook
tends from King tret to the
Beach A road GO feet wide
will be opened on the eabt
bide of the property adjdin
inir the Kainvhameha GirlH
School said road will extend
lo the sea
Crosb roads will be opened
between blocks Every lot
will have a frontage on a
road The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level
No swamps around the
premises No freshet will
enter the property
There is an offer to buy a
part of the property by a
great manufacturing com-
pany The chances are the
offer may be accepted There
is every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase
in a short time The owner
of the property will givo all
chances to purchaters to
make money on their invest-
ments
The ground is superior to
any tract in the mai kctThe premises are situated
within one mile and a hilf joi
the Post Office
The Govern ment water
pipes are laid along the upperportion of the property
The nriees are the cheapest
Wf JgW W9
any
from the center ol the city
The tenia will be
given to purchasers will be
the bebtyeyer given by any
estate dealer brokertduringtho last twenty years
tr ii UUl i IUUUiUUi
mi terms or moreP-- VUu appj t
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Loans Negotiated
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ALLHN to ROBIl
Dealebs in Lumber andBniLuma MiTrnuif
All Kinds
QtlAan Utvaoi T7olnli
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No Knahumnna 8U
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Kiutr St Honolulu17
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L nini ii iiiijVfcL- - Wll - HONOLULU H I SATURDAY JUNE 29 1901 No 1959
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLETJ Jino PaBsengor Steamers of This Line Will Arrivo and Leave
rum Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Jr IDNE B MBIPOSA JUNE 19VENTURA JUNE2S SIERRA JUNE 25
MARIPOSA JULY 6 MARIPOSA JULY 10SIERRA JULY 15 SONOMA JULY 16
MARIPOSA JULY 27 MARI POSA JULY 81SONOMA AUG 6 VENIURA AUG 6
t
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Local BoatIn connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents are
prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United Staton and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
w G Irwin CoLIMITED
General Apjents Oceanic S S Company
iMiiiHAW qq CO
Soli Agents For ilia
OF THE
IN
J iifrmk
fliiHHl
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ft jjg
ERECT FORM W B CORSETS
ALSO
DDjOlTEST STITXjHSS
Ladies Capes andWhite Pique Skirts
Ei VW l Vili-i-AjLJL- i jHo 10 FoH StrooL
OHTJROH SERVI0E8
St AndrewsCnihedra 1th Sun ¬
day after Triuity 7 nm Celebrationof the Holy Communion It am MorninR Prayer and Sermon330 p tu Pule Ahiahi 730 p mEvensong and Sermon
The Second Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral tomorrow willhold services as follows 9 a mSunday schriol 915 a m MorningService 630 p in Evensong
Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avenue Punabou
Celebialion of the Holy Com-munion
¬
First Sunday of the month1105 am every other Sunday 715a in Saiuts days 615 am matinsand sermon 1105 am evensong andsermon 705 pm daily prayer at945 a m
Roman Catholic Cathedral Lowmasses Holy Oominuuion 6 aud 7childrens mass with English ser-mon
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H high mass with native ser-mon
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1030 rosary with native in-
struction¬
2 solemn vespers audbenediction 7
Central Union Church cornerBeretaniaaud Richardsstreet liavW M Kincaid pator 950 a mSunday school 1100 n m pnll cworship and sermon 630 pm YPSCE prayer meeting 730 pmpublic worship and sermon
Methodist Episcopal Church cor-ner
¬
Beretania aud Miller streets GL Pearson pastor The public isinvited to attend the following rogular services Sunday 10 amSunday school 11 am public worship and sermon 630 pm EpworthLeague ana vu pm puoiic wor-ship
¬
and sermonChurch of St John the Baptist
Kalihi waena Religious servicesas follows 8 am High Mass withsermon and collection for th usualexpenses of the church 3 pm RehearBil 4 pin Roeary
Kawaiabao Church 10 a mSabbath School 11 a m preachingby Rev H H Parker 680 p mChristian Endeavor Society 7j30 pAm uuginm service nevWestervelt
Win D
To Let A furnished room at NoGarden Ln Mr MVGonnell
Kentucky a turnouts utmsse iiiooieWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthosaloona and at Lovejoy Codistributing aaenta for the Hawaiianfalnnda
Per ZEALAND1A for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-
paragus¬
Cabbage Eastern and Cali-
fornia¬
Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders oto Allgame in season AIbo fresh Rockfort SwiBB and California CroamCheese Place your orderB earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUTT MARKET
Corner King and Alakea St
Grocers Shown Up
OFHCE OF
CARROLL WH1TAKER
Attorneyiiilo hawaii
Hilo Hawaii June 7 1901Dear Sirs
In my innocence I purchased heroin Hiio ajar of your
PIMQBEY PICKLES
Put up by MrBHichmona
EGVa
Kldd
It brought me great trouble andone of tuiee things must occur
1 You must stop making them or2 1 must got them at lees expense
or3 Im a ruined mauSinn my first venture Ive had
tmny jrs My family from earlymorn cry Pickles neighbors ringthe do r hnll and shout Picklesrelatives vmit me in expectation of
Pickles Your piokles are myNemesis Phase Dear Sirs quotethem by the Keg Barrel HogsheadTon or Shipload and preserve me
Yours very triilyCARROL WHITAKER
To Lewis CoHONOLULU T H
1776 MHurrah For the Fowtn
of July
THEBeretania St near Fire Station
Has Received a Large Stock 01
New Fire works Flags ShieldsFestooning Decoration Bunt ¬
ing Torpedoes Lantern EtcEtc which will be sold a SanFrancisco prices
Assorted Cases of FireWorks From 1000to 2500 at ihe - -
mMmwSkam SB
Beretania St near Fire Station
S W LEDEEERP O Box 535 Prop
The AuttioritiesON
ENHave
To be the Best for
outffandTeeffiFOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
E HACEBBLD CO
LIMITEDSole Agouts for Hawaiian Territory
71 tf
From HEilo
HONOLULU
W
TO
AND
Ail Way Stations
Telegram can now be sentfrom Honolulu to any plaeeqn the Islands of HawaiiMitui Lauai aud Molokai by
Wireles -- -
CALL UP MAIN 131 Thats theHonolulu Office Time saved moneysaved Minimum charge 2 permessage
HONOLULU
4000
proclaimed
Telegraph
OFFICE HGOOH
UPSTAIRS
FOK SALE
BLOCK
LEASEHOLD ON BEREtania feet 89 years to
run Prpsent net income 490 permonth npply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Stroet
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Roberton Wilder have movedtheir law offices to the Stangenwaldbuildiuu Merchant street rooms205 206 207 second floor 16 lw
ATJSTI5T WHIXINa W JROBINSON
Law Offices Removed to300 J uud Buildiug
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Riom5J1 Iw
Glaus Spreckels Si Co
HONOLULU
a m Jiyoneueo AatNA TIONAL BAXK OF BAN FJlANOiaar
DHATV EIOJIAHOK onBAN FRANOISOO Tho Nevnda Notions
Bank oi 8n FrftnolacoLONDON The Union Bank of London
LtdNEW TOItK American Hxohangs Ne
tionnl DankCHICAGO Merobanto National BankPAKIB Oredlt LyonnnUBKRLIN Dreodnor BnnfeHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
Kon Bhanphsl BankiujCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTKAL1- A-
Bank of Now ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Ban
of British North Amerlou
Tramact a General BanHng and ExehangButinifs
DopoaltB Received Loans made on JS
proved Oecarltv Oommerol uud Travelore Credit IsBUCd Bills of Kxchinsetionght and soldaollontlonv Promptly Accounted Vtir
Just ReceivedA SHIPMENT OP
CHAMPAGNE
IN QUARTS AND PINTS
s
FOR SALE BY
H HMKFELD CO
LIMITEDSole AcentB forHawaiian Territory
Metropolitan Meat Go
BXJTOHEHSinn
HTavv CSrvntvantrvrsi
SI KING BTBK2T
O J WALIB2 MirAOB
Wholeanle andKetell
A SOMMER PROPOSITION
Well now theres the
IGE QUESTION I
You know youll need ice youknow ita a necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ice which will give you satis ¬
faction and wejd like to supplyyou Order from
Tile Oabn Ice Electric Go
HOFFMAN AND MARK HAM
Telephone 3151 BlueBox 606
Posteffice77
FOR JB-A-Xj-
ATJ AOPEB OF LAND IN GKANTBI 2130 and b10 nt Kmaee North Hllo
Hawftll Apply toMOKRID K KEOHOKALOLE
Knnl Estate Agent
XO LEX
Promieea on Kukui Lane Pos ¬
session given on January 1 1901For terms apply to
7- - tf KAPIOLANI ESTATE
FOB BALE
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Stroet near King Only smallcash payment received Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street
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THE INDMNDM
iil1flKr AFTERNOON
Miopt btti dy
EPHJNE MAIN 211
P O BOX 81
ulcrdnt the Tost Oltco at Honolulu
II X as Becon 1 clnaa mall
dnUBOttllT OM UATKB
tor Month anywhere In the Ha ¬
waiian IslandB CO
Por Year 6 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Oonn
trios 8 00
J- uyablo Invariably In Advance
V J TESTA Proprietor and PubHonor
ffiDKJUD NORBIE EditorKestdtnc in Honolnln
SATUKDAY JUNE 29 1901
THE APPROPRIaTTON BILL
The outlook for the paBsagn ofan appropriation bill is getting slimmer every day If the two houesof the Legislature fail to agree iaoonfereiee o unmittee we will witness thesorry speotacle of the firstLegislature of the Territory of Ha-
waii
¬
going home wiihouc providingfor the neoeBsray means ami thedisbursement of suoh means neceB
avy to cirry on the looal govern- -
Ulilut
It is true that if an appropriationI 1 h not passed the old one wi 1
remain in force but that is not theobject of the men who voted for themembers of the present LegislatureA fiir bill should have passed a
bill under thu provisions of whichno department should bo crippledand men well paid for their serviceseven if more work was desired be-
cause¬
the appropriations for otherofficials had to be striokeu out
We admit that wo cannot under-stand the legislators Next to thePolice Department the Hoard ofEducation is the most importantbranch of the government and yetevery effort has been made to crip-
ple these two departments whichemploy more Hawaiians and domore good for the Hawaiians thanauy other branch of the territorialgovernment
We fully realize the importanceof the office of the Superintendentof Public Works and of his collea min theTreoU ey Departmentbu while we are willing in planthose departments on par with thetwo wo have referred to we say thatwithout the necessary fund thePublic Works peoplo will simplyhavo a 8at on easv stroo and thetroasurer iwill need only to py u
monthly visit to his nfljce
The idea of cutting down thesalary of the Stnrintendejt ofPublic Instruction it sjmoly prpoBtorous and will necosarily nua surprise in Washington wherestatesmen and politicians have atall times beeu told that Hawaii wasfirst and last bont on giving nnexemplary schooling to the childrenat public expense and that theeducation of the young was theprincipal number on our politicalprogram The Superintendent ofthe Bureau of Public Instructionholds the same rank as the headsof the other departments orestt d
under the Organic Act Why heshould be subjected to a reductionin his salary is one of the riddlewe canuot eolve He has a seat anda vote ia tho Executive Council
and he presides over the most im-
portant¬
branch of the govnrnuiMitif the Legilnture should nducethe salaries of the head of dopnrtnentB to 10 a year well and goodbut because the Attorney G Miralnud the Superintendent of PublicInstruction are haoles there are noroasou why they should be paid hssthan their three colleagues in thoother departments who accideutlyhave Hawaiian blood iu their veius i
At the presout rate proposed bythe House Mr Gibson ou iup uturunder the Board of Educationwould receive a salary only 300 ayear less than that granted to theSuperintendent who assume thewhole responsibility of the worksof the Board while Mr Gibsonstands in the position of a suburiinate We belitva iu retrenchmentbut we shall always support fairpay for the men who hold I In educatiouial pioblem and tin safety qthe taxpayers in their hands
TOPICS OF THK DAI
Since Iwilei was shut up and RevMr Azbill ordered the police to en ¬
force the laws we notice eaus nnthe police court calendar of a naturewhich uill tunke the whiskers ofBill Ass curl mid the owner wishthat he had in v been bort
A property owner who is highlyin lignant against the people whoallowed his propuity to be surround-ed
¬
by prostitutes sends us a letterin which he asks whether there areany laws here prohibiting a rnnnfrom riding out of town on a railWe have carefully studied the codesand find nothing in them prevent-ing
¬
evn a reverend gentlemanfrom riding on a rail if he shouldchoce to do so We tried au auto-mobile
¬
the other day but as it wasuphill work itdidnt no A rail ridewojld probably be a down hill moveand tho reforming rider end iu thelower regions
Kamehamoha alias Sueno EBishop is still permitted to pourout his venom in the columns of theWashington Star That journal hasevidently no idea of the standing ofits vicious correspondent here Kamehan eha is a man full of hatredand bitterness towards all uho donot worship his class of missionariesHe is a man who would burn everyGatbojiu at the stake who woulduse a pitchfork on a poor strayedhorse who would hang every fcla
waiian who tried to defend theircountry and now is ex remely angrybecause hid son-ia-la- w us been firedout of a lucrative job under ouruew regime The Washington Starpays Kamehamehn at tho rate o S3par column and for that amountthe old siuuer eudeavors to ruinthe Hawaiiaus aud the countrywhere he was born and nursed fromthe breast of a Hawaiian womanWe havent got a vary good opinionof Karaehameba the Honolulucorrespondent to the WashingtonStar
Rpresentativ Mounarrat has become very s nsithe aud ha resign ¬
ed from the printiug committee ofthe House We fail to see why thehounrablH geollemau shoul 1 retirebeo iusH a few scurrilous insinuationshavn b eu made against the commit ¬
tee on which he serves A publicman must xpect hostile criticismaud bo ready to ignore all kinds oftaunts and abuse No man whoknows Mr Julian Alonsirrat will forone moment believe that words offraud and crookedness applied
to him iu connection with tho workof the committi e His charactermnral y and otherwise is abova reproHch and has always been to butw- - think that the honorable geutieuitu mould have remained on thePrinting Uommittee until aii iuvetigMiou of transactions had beeninstituted
lientucfty s intncus jpbbeo uiooruWhiskey uneqnalWd for its purityand eioellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Godistributing itgente for the HawaiianIsland
i A
LCOA1- - AND QEN1BAL Ni WB
The band wi 1 pay at the palacetomorrov afternoon
The Hongkong Maru irrived fromSou Krancico yesterday afternoonand sailed for the Orieut at noontoday
Tho commencement X rciscs f
St Louii College tottk place yester ¬
day morning iu the college hail nt10 oclock
Passengers on the Maru win willatop over nl Ibis port are Mr audMi s J iVUrquardt M L Stewartand R W Rmh h
The American ship Tillie E Starbuck arrivd yeter Uy afternoonfrom San Fisucisuo with a goueralcargo ol mrehaudHe
Ona Giand 0i cert
TTerr Jobanu Mvrjuardt Bnd
Madame Mirqmrdt have decided togiro one concert at the HawaiianOpera IToue on Fourth of Julynight The proiram is uow beingarranged and will bo announcedlater Madame Mnrqurdt promisespome uew solos ou the harp whileFlerr Marquardt can be dependedupon to furnish artistic aud pleaciug11 11 tubers
The Marquardts ar now on theirway to Germany via he OrientThey are both well and favorablyknown in Honolulu
The sale of seats will open onTuesday morning
A StuwJudgo
A cable Irom Washington statesthat the President has appointedMr Edgar Caypless at present sec ¬
retary of th SeiiHte third Cir-
cuit¬
Judge of the first Circuit Courtof tho Territory
The appointment was made atthe instigation of Delegate Wilcoxand will ive general satisfactionhere
BY AUTHORITYp
SALE OF OOVEBVMENT L0I8 ATNOUANU VALLEY HONO
LTJLTJ OAHU
On Tuesday Jnjy 30 1901 at 12oclock noun at the irout eutrauceof the Capitul Exeoutite Buildingwill lib t oli at public auction thefuiluwiiig Government Lots at Nuuanil Voll y llouoluiu Oahu viz
Lola 1 2 I 9 and 10 Upsetpr ceeatsu lotSlU00 00
Lots 4 and 0 Upset price foreach lot SI 250 00
Lot 5 Op et prif 1 500 CO
Lots 7 and 11 Optet price forearh lot 750 tO
Lot 8 Upset price S50000
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
No parson vill be allowed to purchace more thau one lot
The terms of the sale are cash orat the option of the purchaser onefourth of the purchase price Cashand the remainder in qual install-ments
¬
in one two aud three yearswith interest at the rate of seven 7per cent per huuuru p6yble semi ¬
annually iu advanceOther nouioi tonus and condi ¬
tional iu ciiiiuectioti with this salecan he acertaiued aud maps of saidlots can be een ut the Departmentof Public Works
J AS HBOYDSupt of Public Works
Department of Public Works Honoiulu Junei7 1U01 HH 3t
WATEH NOIIOF
In accordance with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of the laws of 1886
All persons holding water priv-ilege
¬
or thoe paying water rates arehr bv notifird that th wafr ratesfor he tenfi ending Deo 311901will ho due and pnvable at the officeof the Honolulu Water Works onthe 1st dv of July 1901
All such rates remaiuing unpaidfor lfids ailer hey are due willhe subject u an additional ten percent
Ail nrvilegr3 upon which ratesremain unpaid August 15 1901 30days after becoming delinquent areliable to suspension without furthernotice
Hates are pavablo at the office ofthe Water Works in the baaementof Copitol building
ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works
Huujlulu June 20 1901BWOt
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A MothersResponsibility
A prrat ftsponsibllily rests upon mothers at the time their datiph- -
ters are budding into womanhood If your daughter is pale complainsof weakness Is tired out upon slight exertion if she it troubled withheadache or backache pain in the side if her temper is fitful and herappetle poor she is in a condition of extreme peril a fit subject for thatmost dreaded of all diseases consumption If you notice any of thesesymptoms lose no time in procuring
Dr Williams
Pink Pills for Pale PeopleThey will assist your daughter to develop properly and regularlyj
they will enrich the blood strengthen the nerves and all danger ofconsumption and premature death will be averted
Mr Tolm TntiRcy of 130 linker Street Detroit Midi unj s fljiWoliulii serious time Willi my iliiuuhtrr BI10 Ulit nut liar
any Kerlous illm KS but seemed to ernUimllv wmto uwny Ourtloulor culled the UlKeiKoliy uu odd uiiiiiu ulilcli na I afterwardlfiiriicil mount luclc nf blood
Wo Anally found a medlclno tlint helped her Anertlireamontlm treutment liur lioaltli wusoirreiitly Improved you wouldnut Imvo recomilred lior Sim ciilned In llcsli rapldlv and soonwns In perfect lieiillli TI10 niedtclmuised was Dr WllllmnB IlnlcTills for Inle lenplc 1 Imvo always Kept llieso 1 s In tliu liouso
Ineo and linve told many mutliem uboul them Ihoy bnoclTtcled some wonderful cures
From the Etcnlno yews Detroit Jficu
All the cJemens necessary to give new life and richness to the blooda d restore shattered nerves are contained in a condensed form in DrWilliams Pink Pills for Pale People They are a specific for troublespeculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms ofweakness They build up the blood and restore the glow of health topae and sallow ehreks In men they effect a radical cure in all casesariiinirom mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature
Dr Illlnms rink Plll for Pale Teoplo ore sold In hoxrs never In loosebuilt lit iiiicentH 11 bo tor hIx boxes forSiiOand may be lindofiilldrucBlsUor direct by mull fioin Dr WlUlunin Modlclno Co SelicuecUidy M V
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andhrnliTram
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The delightful jur at 1 ia
takablo aroma peculiar to
Canadian Club
Whisky
not aUeuted in tho slightest de
by the addition carbonated
or still High Balls made
Canadian Club
aro unusually fragrant and
oous and have a flavour which ia
horoughly delightful and satisfying
WWniW nl inhlllllJ
THE BESTMilwaukee v Beer
ONLY 5235 A DOZEN QUARTS
0uoco Claret 50c per GallooPott Itlesllng Etc 75c per Gallon
Jhave
water
from
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Since starting to sell our wines at San Francisco prices wehad frequent inquiry as to their quality Those who have
iot yei irieu our wines we beg to inform that our Clarets Zinfandels Riesling Port Madeira etc ore the lksl to be had tosatisfy ourselves we hid them all tested nnd Umr Iihua nrntmi nbo absolutely pure aud wholesome showing that they ore madefrom nothing else but choice tirapes
flOFFSCHLAGER CO LTDTho Pioneer Wine and Liquor House King near Bethel
1921 tf
LONG BRANCH BATHS
Vf AIKIKI DiiiAOn - Honolulu Hl
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
TTiere arn orei ani tea iyWith inn ffrAJ
King Btrest Oars nam the dJIsdlts cUUdrsu iprolally asm
11 w uq m
are ¬
gree of
dult
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Mi
alr
tcr
Wilders Steamsnip Co
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Freight and
Passenger3 for4ll
Island Ports
IOI
IlAs
ThehasVoMfile- -
Tula A
audOcial U
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jus b
aeprotn
rs
V-- d 525000
ij districty to oome from
Arquudis will give a conin Hawaiian Opera Houte
of Julypalandia Nippon Maru aud
bT vjnru scheduled to leave Ho- -
tou Tuesday aud Weduojday
ipn you want t hack rinir utij lpn that stand you will get a
ite aud good driver a fine hack
If ovHrohnrftinir
desiring a hsoit eurrejl etc with careful drivers
ufup Telophone 113 Territoryh Co Ld
t f
Mtain Berger aud hu baud wi 1
lfor flilo ou Tuesday next at diliilu will have uo music out
JthB Legislature until JulyVigbt- -
lie Kiuan will sail ou TuesdayU every berth occupied TheI races aud the bic vacation
- caused the rtaaraer to be filledu utmost capacity
4Tof the cornerstone n
jw St Auguaunos Chapel oifvJatholio Mission at hap
it a a r miipUOipilMOU 1UI UUD VOr UY Uia ab3en
Where
night
ayiug
Waikiki
e of the Bishop ofpolis
picnic of the Scottish Thistl03 given at Moaualut on
mi will undoubtedly b- - a granriUnm whv the mju Scotland
irate the 4th of Julv we do uo
So Toujg Womens Christianlioiation cave a garden fete at
College last evening O vitig
le rain me principal lemurou uidprogratnuio were ueuiueuijfitThe Honolulu Bisebnll Loague
asjvoted down the protest of thetijile Ilima Club aRainBtthe Hono
ltd Athletic Club Stewart Jonesud Chas G raham are now the offi- -
al umpires
Everybody is leady for the 4h of
uly boat races and tomorrowany sports ladies and sure thing
ma will tak9 the train to Pearl
lily and inspect- the crews who are
compete on the great day
A now fire engine was received bj
Ho fire department yesterday on
barketitine W H- - Dimoud Ii
it
to
of
placed in commission in thtMl IS Ctltnr anil Kiy r
Antral 5tftloni an l
VH to tho8W enBinhouwinP- -
si 7ieuiug t ibecaseofi v v the Royal In
Am nnlr Win -IV Jjuuu UQQr
x in
iuti
fjrnipanr oriim nwuu tamw r tiivin
If in the amt Vid wntchnd wiith
tMt Ve llers who sufferedjep interest by othv
mm the lire rs will give a
The Flying Jordaqflft Guar onefit to the Naloa complmQnawaii On Monday Jnd n fronr the use of the Th HftvoiiaD
f the drill shed utotaininj tbrsnd will assist iu o very ftrgeiidience which will i
n I appreoiativP u- -
du Mr O rMrs Irene Bron d on Redoesolloway were raarjiawa by tbeiy last atrWaiiraeV h bri le is tbhv Mr Oealia Tlniustico Ii andiiiifbterlpf the late Jmily of tlie
s brought up in tbe fed MrsHoltelfav DiHydo Afr anlf Mr audvay were the guests olmm in a
Irs Kuight aud joiuaci tin attendJp to Hilo wJinre they wilif Missv Mctn on the lh of July tor offlmi Parker the diusrh r aunta Knight will stay with huA until
rs Carl Vidnmann at Manj4njoai rttura of berwotbur to Wj
t
v
WE TAX
Whichffct
Istenliiyj
Soon
tson or corpor-als made a legalqay appeal from
idd I rut he Tax Ai- - Kagod in the manufacturea Otiftitutodndnr Act Thi industry has grown from one
the Laws of 1800 in mill that manufactured paporiiKe manner ab allowed in case of raK9 u Philadelphia in 1G90
property tax appeals aud said While the output has inerea edcnurtis herebv in hnnr so tremendously and the donand- W14B
and determine such appeals subjectto the revision of the Supreme Courtas provided in the case of propertytaxes Where wordsof proporty or similar woids occuriu said Act concerning such appealsthe words amount of taxable iucome shall be understood in allproceedings in regard to appealsfrom assessment or judgments inincome matters Any peraon orcorporation appealing from the assossment of the assessor shall lodgewith the aBesor on or before the1st day of Ojtober of each year anotice in writing of bh intention toappeal aud the grounds of such ap-
peal and deposit with him the eoMsof appaalna prescribed in caeof pro-
perty¬
taxes which cost shall hi subject to the regulations prescribed iusaid Act The said Tx AppealCourt shall sit for hearing of taxappeals under the authority of thisAnt betweau the 5th aud 25th d3ysof October of each year
Section 10 T I o taxes on incomeimposed shall be due and payableon or before the 15th day of Novem-ber
¬
of each year and any sum orsums annu illy due and unpaid aftertu said 15th drfy o November shallhave added thmeto lu per cent onthe amount which be and be ¬
come a part of such tax Interestat the tate of 9 per cent per anuum
be added to the amount of
such tax and penalty from the timesame shall become duo
All the powers authorities andrights to compensation by Chapter51 of the Saision Liws of 1896 coifercHd on the Tat Appeal Courtconstituted under the authority ofsaid chapter for hearing and deter-mining
¬
appeals duly taken thereun-der
¬
are conferred on said court forhearing and determining appeals ¬
this Ajt and the power authonties and dut e contained in orenacted by 6aid chapter for levy-
ing assessing collecting receivingand enforcing payments of the taximposed under the authority of said
chapter and otherwise relatingthereto shall bi severally aad re-
spectively conferred practiced and
exercised for levyiug assessing collecting and receiving and enforcingpayment of the tar imposed underthe authority of this Act as as
the same shall not be supersededby and shall be consistent with theexpress provisions of this Act as
fuby and effactually to all intentsan I purposes as if the same powers
aud authorities wera repeated and
re enacted iu tbe body of tbiB Act
with referanos to paid tax and all
and the regulations of thosaid exoept 83 aforesaid
be applied onsrjed d temHl
and taken to refer to the tax im
posed under the authority of
Act in like manner as if the same
had been enacted herein The as ¬
sessments made under th authorityof this Act aud the assossmen
books aud delioquont tax lists made
in accord ince wilti the provisions of
said ohapter 51 of the Seioa Lwsof 1890 shall be prim facie evidence
of the correctness of the tax imposed
under this Act iu any caseSection II The Treasurer of the
Territory shall furaish the several
assessor all necossury bookp blanksand stationery to narry otulo pro
visions of this Act vSection 12 A l fl5xft tha SessioJlv
of 1890 is horby repealedSettionvlfkTtAct shall take
efTut ou thoijtetilsy of July A D1901
Approved this 33th djy of AprilA D 1901
Sanfokd B DoleGovernor of t he Territory of Hawaii
Tn Independentmouth -
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The Paper Wo Uao
Fifty pound bf paper for eachindividual was the auiouut consum ¬
ed in this country last year TheUnited States puts GOOOCCOOOOpounds ou the market annually according to thelatost statistics andhas about one thousand mills on- -
paper
Session Utilerom
theauthorized -
the valuaton
tax
¬
shall
shall
un-
der
far
everyChapter
shall
thi
Laws
has caused the substitution of woodpulp for itigrudietits used in theearly manufacture tbe principle ouwhich it is made remains practicallythe same as that uf China centuriesago
We not only consume more paperthan any other country but wo arereschiug out f jr the markets of theworld and with ur output furnishrailways and steamships with about75C0000toos of might a yon Ex
at tbe MintOn March Ifi thero will be n
meeting of the directors of theMint to discuss tbo question ofcoinage aud tbo size of tho eqnivalent to bo poured out for a quartsrTho stockholders are requested tomuet later on in tho now beer gard ¬
en back of the Mint and thero ex ¬
press their views on dividends audreserve funds The Presidenthopes that thero will be a full9ttondanc M
FRANK L HOOGS has tho honorto announce the second appearancein Honolulu of the distinguishedartists
Herr fflarquardtAND
Breitschuck Marquardt
One Grand Concert Wiil be
Given at the
XIewsiiiaiLOPERA HOUSE
4TH OF JULY NIGHT
Risprved Seats will be on sale atWall Nichols Co on TUESDAYJuly 2nd 39 lt
HAWAIIAN
ROWIM ASSOCIATION
SISZTfiC ATSTISrUA1J 1
Vllno
J lit
ON 4TB JULY 1901
OVER THE
Pearl Harbor Gomse
First Race Four oarjJSenior Championship
Second Race Four oared
Shell
ShellJuniors
Races will start at 930 n m afterthe arrival of tho Train Traiu willleave Honolulu depot at 815 a mreturning immediately after theraces and will arrive in Houolulubefore noon
Round Trip Tiokets 75 CuntsREGATTA COMMITTEE
88 Bt
4000
tuuu
NOTv
60 ctDta pf bnildiu-
I I
FOB BAIZE
LEASEHOLD ON BEREtauia aet 39 years to
Present not inoomo 90 per
WILLIAM SAVIDGE COn 206 Merohnnt Street
TOE OF REMOVAL
7 Till l lfthtf V AS I
hSUnOAOtBtaDB0H-j- 20520b-i
UJlWMlijUl
roiian sireoi roomsouaoor
TJasnEEEID-A- -
Biscuit or Jinga Wayfa
Or some othur kind o Biscuit or Wufur
CHAMPAGNEORANGELEMONSTRAWBERRYVANILLACHOCOLATE J
SUCH AS
Wafers
EDUATOR
Etc Etc Etc Etc
Just a fresh shipment of the above at
TOFORT SITJREDEIET
P O BOX 386 TELEPHONES MAIN 22 24 92
PAINT Y0UB HOUSEXJSO 3IeLgriite for the Outside
itlol or e nseThese are COLD WATER PAINTS aud are the BeBt
Substitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWe are opening a of the sb at our Street Store
and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands
A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE
la Expected on the W Gr and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
tft
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
JOiMIiMlISSIOltf THJELOE NTTisi
VgentB LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
Foreign Marino Insurance OuSorthorn Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioTjfipr Tiinft of Packets from Tiivrpnn
Sanitary Steam Laundry
Co Ltd
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Having made largo additions toour ruaobiuorv wo ar now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PIL
CLOTHSNAPKINS and TOWELS
tt tho rate of 2r cents per dozenoasb i
Satisfactory worlt and prompt dolivery guaranteed
No fear of clothing boing lostfrom strikes
Wo invito inspection of dur laundry and mUiods at any t Jtuo
hours
Ring ty Main 73
and ou WagoDs w oal for J0lirId wort
AND
tf
WATERBENTS H MHIGH TEASNOW FLAKEOYSTERGINGERPRFTZELSGRAHAM
received
rGrackera
m
And
Line Fort
IrwinStore
for
British
LOWSLIPS TABLETABLE
duringbusiness
TijVLOCOMOBILE FOil Mb
One Novj LocomoMln Nuw2- made by Tb Lounui -
Oo oi America ot N nvton 1
U S A patonted hov 14 It-
Very little uced tbo pioporty ol i
late Joseph Holeluhe aud run y
RasolineALSO
One Bicvetin very good ordor
For particulars apply to M
Hololuhe at Washington PlaivtoF T Testa thiaoio
riPSKfilWMiiMIV
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEE1On Draught or in Uottlen Ico U
SPECIAL PARCELS MADEFOBttlTDjrlT 171l tl
r
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if
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fcaapgagiaiaU3vt tnmnymteaxxuaiSB
IT-2STE3E3I- D-3-
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Or some other kind of Biscuit or Wafer
CHAMPAGNEORANGELEMONKTRAWEERRYVANILLACHOCOLATE
SUCH AS
BENTS
SNOW
GRAHAMEDDATOR
Etc Etc Et Etc
Just received fresh shipment of the above at
vsiirHI8W
P O BOX 3SG
Wafers
m I f
Jinga
PRETZELS
Wt www
Clickers
LTDFORT STFLEiEET
TELEPHONES
- PAINT YOUB HOUSETJse 2sLeLigXllt for the Outside
And ptiOl for the Inside
are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the Best
Substitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and Hookei w
a
We arc opening a Line of thee at our Fort Store
and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands
A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W Q- - Irwin and will at once be1 opened at our Bethel Street Store
TEE PACIFIO HARDWARE CO LTD
SUGAR FACTORSh IMPOETEES OFS General Merchandise
jf- - -
AND
022vlI33I03Sf TmJRsttjtXTS
Sk rs5 Icrents for LlovdatifHx WtT irliin A iiafinlian SfoamaViiTi Tinn
British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
l Canadian Pacific jxailway CoPinnppr T Aw of PnoVptn frOTt Liverpool
immr mn salTkfiiJa New L - bile No 877
Sle 2 made j lXo LocopiobiWXJbof imtno of Newtbn Ma8U S A pouted Nov M ig23Vry little usd the propertOf theInto Joseph Hialuho aud run by
- gasoline -
f ALSO -r Qne Bicycle
in vey good ordertyf Sot ivtioulars applr to Mrs
Hottiuhc ct VrhiuKtoa PUoe orffi i V 1 r a rfflw
fHBPAKTaBOHHotel St uear Fort
OnDrauthc or Bottlji IOi1dBbJEiIAL PARCELS MADM UP
--ton
fayfa
WATERH M
HIGH TEAFLAKE
OYSTERG INGE It
ft fj
In
MAIN 22 24 92
These
Street
JNlfS
Sanitary SteamlauDdry
Go Ltd
GREAT ABDUCTION II PflEGES
Hnvin made Is rye additjous toour inaeliinerv ar now able toluW SPREADS pSTlCETy PIL ¬
LOWSLIPS TABLhi CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TO ELSt the rate of 2o cent per doz n
oash rff t
Saiirtfrtijtoryifiikivtd prompt dolivtjryuarantuaK
fJo fear of TLinK boijg lostftn rit- R
Wriviie i ni per Uannf our Ihuijdry tiiidjrietliodfl t ivv time duringbuewlhour
Ring 13pmui 73
TIMELY TOPKJSi - ZZZ
A Largs Stooii tor
HOUSEHOLD S0P1 LIES
Pansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Chest ami Rnfnorai nEnterprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinkhmRubber Hose and Hose RelSteel Rubber aud Cocoa MatsWheelbarrows Hoes Rakes and
HooksShovels aud SpadesOoa and HandlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps and LanternsKit and Mouse TrapsStep LaddersCoffee Mills and Apate WarePoultry and Mosquito NettinVictoria and Pan American Hsini
Sawing MachinesTable Casters and ScalesTinned and
Porcelain Saucepan3 P Knives Spoons and ForksGlobes Chimneys and WicksKerosene Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal in BaesTin and Anaie Waresllawfiiian and Dairy Sit in BapsGem lo Shavers and Gem Ice Creim
Freezer
plB
Goo
The AERMO
TOR admittedlyv ry one to 1 e
the very beft
windmill in exis
tence
We want your help in distributingthi above useful articles so we willbe able to dispose them at the lowestmarket prices
TUq Hawaiian Barbara Go Lq
Fort Street opposite SprocketsCon Bank Honolulu H I
CottagesRooms
StoresOn the premises of the Sanitar
3team Laundry Co Ltd betweeniouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and oold water sad electriclights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
Oq the premises or at the oQij e oJ A Maoon 8 tf
ROCK FOR BALLAST
JWhite and Elaok Sftadln Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATIHG tONTRACTED
- FOR
com m bOiL foa saw
Z35 Dump Carts furnished bythe day on flours Notice
- H R HITCHCOCKOffice with M M Mnncarrai Cart
wright Buildinc Uerchnl St169i U
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Wm O trjyln 7 rfjulnt MucrCluus HlirfcTsflBT i irat VTic PrefirteutW M Qini sFhr md ViwP wJUnlM H Whlftiay Jr Trj nr 8ittrJT Koas
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ot iterspossibility
u ufmjftw i
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V Miiri thf tfftjn a1V
BIGSEOE SALE
s-r- -
mi T7 i rpo4- - -
JUU xviMuuniiii nioi Campbeii niook
tends from King tret to the
Beach A road GO feet wide
will be opened on the eabt
bide of the property adjdin
inir the Kainvhameha GirlH
School said road will extend
lo the sea
Crosb roads will be opened
between blocks Every lot
will have a frontage on a
road The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level
No swamps around the
premises No freshet will
enter the property
There is an offer to buy a
part of the property by a
great manufacturing com-
pany The chances are the
offer may be accepted There
is every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase
in a short time The owner
of the property will givo all
chances to purchaters to
make money on their invest-
ments
The ground is superior to
any tract in the mai kctThe premises are situated
within one mile and a hilf joi
the Post Office
The Govern ment water
pipes are laid along the upperportion of the property
The nriees are the cheapest
Wf JgW W9
any
from the center ol the city
The tenia will be
given to purchasers will be
the bebtyeyer given by any
estate dealer brokertduringtho last twenty years
tr ii UUl i IUUUiUUi
mi terms or moreP-- VUu appj t
5 MtekaiiiiiJurvtMOt ftni Mtni3i
Kaplolani Tract Co
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Go ainiiiif xieaiuiB
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Oilice Morohnt8tTV
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Real Estate AVABSTrtAOTOB AND SkABOU
Loans Negotiated
A- -
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5
Rent3 ComMerely
ALLHN to ROBIl
Dealebs in Lumber andBniLuma MiTrnuif
All Kinds
QtlAan Utvaoi T7olnli
EDMUND H Hi
TKTtANOEn AND SEAfiOBlilEOOBDS
No Knahumnna 8U
DR SLOaQBlT
OCOMST AND
IrogrtSR Block 8J Khir OJ
R N BOTD
80BVIYOB AND RfcAL ElTA
130
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OlUce Hcthel BvirbvModel KetstatuanU
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coprru ahTnow Work
pb 3treet Honolulu
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