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Vol VII H I 1 1898

The Fine PasBonger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThio Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

INDEPENDENTHONOLULU THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

MOANA SEPT 14 ALAMEDA SEPT 11ALAMEDA OCT 12 MARIPOSA OOT 12

In connection with the sailing of the above Btoatnors the Agouts areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets bj anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

We G Irwin CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVBR SAW A SAW SAW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUL SHARP

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDIIAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

IMIeoligtin ios Toolsand o largo stock of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

Also samples of a New Make of SAWS which the Manufacturersclaim nro superior to any heretofore put upoir the Market

O AXjLi AND 2ZATTNEI THEM

The Improved Aluminum Cane KnifeAND THE

Improved Planters HoeAro Giving General Satisfaction

Theo H Defies ColdSUGAR FACTORS

IMPOETBES OF

General MerchandiseAND

O30issiO3sr 3HjKOEa AirTAgents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

H E McJNTYRE BROHast Corner Fort kino Sts

P O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods received by every paokot from California Eastern

States and European Markets

Standard Grata of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishlfcfc GoodH UollYrHl to nuy pari of the City --Qsa

The Independent 50c per Month

Tho Vossol

THE BOANDIA

Has a VoryRecord

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Intorooting

Tho S FG1l recently publishedtho following Interesting doscriptjonof this vessel whioh at this writingis hourly expeoted

The first of the transports se-

cured¬

from outside sources thurofore is tho German steamerScandia and her officers say shecan carry 1800 troops Last yearshe was chartered as a transportby tho Russian Government nndcarried 2000 Russian troops fromOdessa to Fort Arthur She camehere in ballast And will prob-ably

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go to Maro Island soonwhore she will be handed over tothe Government or if the transfertakes place in tho bay her polyglotcrew will be put aboard an outwardbound steamer and tho Scandia willbo manned by American engineersfirorapn and sailors At present thobig steamers orew is made up ofGermans Italians Greeks FrenchArabs a few Englishmen Scandi-navians

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and nob one American TheArabs and Turks are led by onoHassan Ahamed All orders arogiven through him and what hosays is law They say a motley crowdsome of them being as dark as theblackest negro ami some lightercolored than tho Italians Hassanspeaks English fluently and hasboeu in San Francisco before havingco mo here on a sailing vessel fromAustralia Whon een aboard theScandia yesterday Hassan spokewith pride of his descent from theancient leaders of the Iahmaolites

My real homo is in Cairo said hebut I also have wives in Fort Said

Colombo and Aden Whon I reachone of those places I give my tviff

what money I hare earned antYthatkeepsher until I get baok again Ido the same thing at each place Ihave a wife and with a grin some-

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one wife get j very littleWhen I get back from this trip 1

expect to have enough to please allof them that is if I dont takeanother wife with me from SanFrancisco Last time I was here Ifell in love with a very pretty Am-

erican¬

girl She used to live onTelegraph Hill and if I can find herand sho is not married why I maymako her Mrs Hassan Ahamed thefifth

The Arabs and Turks were en ¬

gaged at Fort Said to work as coalpassers They turned out to be avery lazy set and it was almost im-

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to get any work out of thornuntil Assistant Engineor Krautzerhit on a scheme by accident Whilotalking to them in very forcibleGerman one day ho raised his handwhile gesticulating and used thewords Mohammed and AllahImmediately tho Arabs grabbed thocoal baskets and at the same timebegan praying Thoy worked fromthat on with a will their prayermeanwhile rising1 at times to ashriek of supplication and at timesdying down to a low wail When ¬

ever they would slacken in theirefforts Krautzer would again raisehis hands and say Mohammed andAllah and that was sufBoiout to

spur tho Arabs to fresh effortsTho Scandia was built at Stettin

in 1889 Sho is 1375 tons gross and2026 not burdon Sho ia 870 foot 7

inches long d1 feet 3 inohes broadand 2G foot 5 inohes deep She hasyory powerful engines and althoughin baljast maintained a spoed of 13Jknots an hour from Nagasaki toSan Francisco covering tho distancein sixteen days Tho Scandia belongs to tho Hamburg AmericanSteamship Company and has beentiBod principnjly as a freight boatalthough sho has first class passen ¬

ger accommodations Two yoarsago sho was in New York and wontfrom there to Gonoa At tho latterport sho loaded a genoral cargo forJiutmta Ayitfs atid tlitru wdut back

to Genoa From thoro sho oxpooted to return to Hamburg but wasordored to Odessa to carry troopsfor tho Russian Government toPort Arthur From Port Arthurshe went to Nagasaki Japan toload for Hamburg and just asthe crow wore figuring on oncemore seeing the homo port thocaptain received a cablegram to gofull spoed to San Francisco Herspeed of 13J knots an hour wasmaintained throughout the voyageon an average consumption of sixtytons of coal a day

Tho Scandia will make a splendidtransport Sho is splendidly venti-

lated¬

and soldiers can be accommo ¬

dated on tho first and second docksForward some of tho bunks used bythe Russian soldiers aro still stand ¬

ing but will have to bo torn downIhey are of the old pat-

tern¬

that were put in the City ofPoking In every compartmentwhero tho soldiers were berthedpictures of the Czar and sometimesone of the Czar and Czarina woreput up Every one of these wasmutilated by the soldiers beforethey left tho Bhip In eomo instancesHis Majesty had an oye put out inothers his head was cut off whileagain only a portion of the head wasmissing Strange to say the headonly was mutilated whilo theCzarinas picture was not touchedat all The officers of the Scandiaaro Captain Luneschlop Chief En-

gineer¬

Mahler and Fursor Muller

HEALTH MATTERS

Shall tho Foderal or Municipal Sys¬

tem Hold Control in tho Future P

President W O Smith presidedover yesterdays meoting of theBoard of Health and considerableroutine work was accomplished

Miss L C Cutter was appointedadditional runtrou at the InsaneAsvlum and an assistant waiter andhostler were authorized

Dr Herbert recommended auannual monthly vacation with sal-

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for guards and female assistantsat the Asylum and the employmentof an extra man for Buch relief de-

tail¬

Dr Humphris was appointed toact as temporary Superintendentduring Dr Herberts loave of ab-

sence¬

Dr Rokaku roported an increasedprevalence of dysentery in JapanMortality had been about 13 per-cent

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The epidemic was believed tobo duo to bad water There hadbeen oight cases of cholera with fivedeaths at Tokio Tho health ofYokohama proper was very good

President Smith brought up thequestion Shall sanitary matters beplaced under Federal control bo re ¬

tained under territorial manage ¬

ment or be divided between thotwol It had beon presented to theCommission that an arrangementwas desirable whioh would debarany conflict of authority ProsideutSmith thought that tho mattershould bo undor Foderal controlbut in the hands of local officersTho Molokai question would haveto bo delicately handled No doubttho Commission would visit tho Set ¬

tlement It had beon recommendedto the Commissionthat the medi ¬

cal inspectors of the Hawaiian Gov ¬

ernment in the Oriont who baddoue suoh good work bo retainedunder tho United States

Tr Jordan roported a satisfactorystato of health in Hongkong Theplague had been thoroughly stamp ¬

ed out A healthy season was nowanticipated

Kapiwa asked tho privilege ofkeeping certain medical prepara-tions

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for distribution among thopeople noar Koanae Applicant is aschool teacher and served a time inthe Kamohatneha School hospitalReferred to Dr McGettigan foropinion

President Smith reported that theCabinet hnd decided to procoed atonce to lay water pipe and improvethe waVur supply1 ut tho SolUucuUut

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Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGjJl Pres B B ROSE BooOapl KING Port Supt

Steffi KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu at 10 A m touching atearno day Mahukona Kawolbao and Lau- -

mu iouowing uayjnrriving atWo the same afternoon- -

LEWES HONOLULU AM11VK8 HONOLULU

TuosdoyAug23Fitduy Sopt 2Tuesday Be t 3Friday bopt21

luesaay ucs 4Friday Oct 14Tuesday Oct 25

Friday Nov 4Tuesday Nov 15rnuay jnov hoTuesday Deo 0Friday Deo 10

No

Tuesday Aug 30Friday Sopt 0Tuesday Sept 20A iuJ DUlb OUTuesday Oct 11Friday Oct 21Tuesday Nov 1Friday Nov 11Tnesday Nov 221iiuay Deo 3Tuesday Deo 13

Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Laupahoohoe Mahu ¬kona and Kawaihao same day ilakcnaMaalaea Boy and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays

W Will call at Pohoiki Puna on tripBmarked

flW No Freight will be received after 6a m on day of sailing

The popular route to the Volcano is viaHHo A good carriage road tho ontlro distance Hound trip tickets covering alJVApOUSUOf fUVtVVt

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r utouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maul Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will call at Auu Kaupo once eachmonth

AW No Freight will bo received aft ir m on day of Ballln- -

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible or any conse-quences

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arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wil- -not hold Itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

Etf Passengers are requested to parchase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an addlUonnlcharKo of twenty five per cent

Packages containing personal eflectswhether shipped us baggago of freight iftho contents thoreof oxecen 100 in valueinut havo the value thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liable- for any loss or damogo Inexcess of this sum except the goods beshipped under a special contract

Al1 em ploy Of s of tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to rtceive freight without deliver ¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor In lho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto tho pursers of tho Companys Steamers

Shippers ore notified that if freight Isshipped without such receipt it will besolely at the risk of tho shipper

CLAPS SPBEOKEtS WM O IBWIN

Clans Sprecels Go

HONOLULU

in Francisco Agents TI1E NEVADABANK OF SAN FJ1ANOISCO

DBAW EXOHAHQE ON

SAN FRANOIBCO Tho Nevada Bank oSan Francisco

LONDON Tho Uulou IJank of LoudonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Notional Bank

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ParisBERLIN Dresdnor BankHONG KONGAND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of BrltiBU North America

Transact a Utncral Jlauking ami ExchartBusiness

Dopoelts Received Loans made on Aproved Heourity Commercial and Travelcrs Credit Issued Bills of Uzotijnes

i bought aud sold

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rfjflVi3RY AFTERNOONTelephone 841 jgCS

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AtiyBrito Holl Konift Btrootf

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EDMUNNOPRIK EditorW HOBAOE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorHcsldliiK in Honolulu

THURSDAY SEPT 1 1898

ALOHA N G H BEQULABB

A kindly word may now be timolyaaid in farowoll aloha to the P GRegulars Wo who remember ZeiglerKing and others drilling in tho yardof Aliiolani Hale the awkwardsquads composed of material apparently moro fitted for rouk break ¬

ing on the roads than for militaryservice watched with surprise howthese runaway sailors and othersdeveloped into practical and etliciontsoldiery creditable alike to the flagthey served under and to the tenetsof military discipline and above allworthy of tho countrys commenda-tion

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and pride for excellent deport-ment

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in private as in public life

They bad a difficult and delicateposition to sustain in the eye of thepublic Enlisted and maintainedby a government in open rebelliouto tho constitutional authorities theyhad to support that rebel governmeat until it became the actualgovernment reorgnized by foreignpowers even if not in accord withthe will and sympathies of the peopie The force had to protect theminority against tho majority andin so doing had to suffer consider-able

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odium from those opposed torthe oligarchy and its methods

It is ouly due and just to themfor Her Majestys Opposition tothat form of government of theminority over the majority to pub-licly

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say that tho Regulars of theNational Guard of Hawaii discharg-ed

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their unpleasant duty to tboiremployers with true loyalty andfidelity and gavo as little cause forunnecessary friotion between thopeople and themselves as possibleFor this alone they are entitled tovery great credit for they had it intheir power on certain ocnaxions ifnot to precipipate or create disturb-ances

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to foster and encourage themno slight temptation for men know ¬

ing that they in great part wioldodthe power to overthrow tho then ex ¬

isting order of affairs

It is with a true feeling of deepregret that The Independent and itsfriends view the practical disbandmeat of these our Hawaiian Regularswho through titio and their ownintelligence have become a verysuperior body of mon We wiehthem in farewell every prosperityin the vocations of life they mayindividually adopt be it civil ormilitary and we covor with theirpresent excellent record all remini ¬

scences of unpleasantness in the past

DANGEROUS PLACES

What is our esteemed and ableRoad Supervisor doing The Inde ¬

pendent has asiiecl him to use hiauthority to have a proper sidewalkbuilt on tho corner of Eonia andHotel streets and after 52 appealsto him ia our oolumqs the neces-sary

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stones have boou carted to theplaco where podestrions are in con ¬

stant danger of breaking their necksBut there ovidontly ends tho dutiesof tho official care taker of ourroads Tho atones are thero but nota movo has been made to placo thornin position nud oroct a sidewalkAcross which tho taxpayora can walkwithout thoughts of doctors under-takers

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and insurance agents

Alapai street between King andBeretania streets is even in a worsocondition Thero tho rosidonts onthu Ewa side at least cannot boast

J2r 4JSl

nf any sidewalk at all and it is hard-

ly¬

to be oxpeotd that any stopswill be taken to placo that import-ant

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thoroughfaro which is used bya largo proportion of tho residentsof Punchbowl district in proper or-der

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until some serious accidentoccurs Yesterday a Portuguesechild was run down by a man on abicyclo Tho parents of the childclaim that tho youngster was on thesidowalk tho rider proves that it isimpossible becauto there is no side-walk

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Tho child is in a very dan ¬

gerous condition but being a Portu ¬

guese we dont presume that thoaccident will be of sufficient inter ¬

est to tho authorities as to inducothem to have tho street properly re-paired

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aud sidewalks established aocording to law

When the Road Suporvsor gelsthrough with tho Manoa road fortho benefit of people owning Romanmansions ho may devote a littlo ofhis timo and labor to tho stroetswhero those poor peoplo live whoore always invited to pay taxes andto say nothing

A Faiewoil OHremony

At 580 oclock jetf relay after ¬

noon Oompauien E and F nf the NO H the regular assembled inthe hallway of the barracks in thePalaco

After a few remarks from Cap ¬

tains Zeigler aud Ooyue ColonelFisher addressed tho mon in eloquentand appropriate terms

Hothanked them for thoireffectivoservice and their loyalty and faith-fulness to the government whichnow has ceased to exist and hepromised that every possible assistaiiH would be given tliera if thuyHliould desire to enter the Hawaiianbattalion an organization now con-templated

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or if they should seektheir future in private walks of life

Captain Ziglor told the men thatit was the intention of the Govern ¬

ment to pay them cine monthssalary oh an extra and that hefelt co fidout tht the Governmentwould be able to carry their inten ¬

tion throughCheers were given for the officers

and the mon marched out leavingtho Palace for the first timo since1893 without a guard with opengates and simply protected by theStar Spangled Banner which nowiliats over Hawaii

Caterer Chapman and his staff ofwaiters ore buny cleaning up to day

It is uuriertond that no troopsfrom the New York regiment willhe detailed to do duty at thoExecutive Building whiuh will bein charge of the civil authorities intho future

Toole a Hay Bido

Some of our young towns peoplothirty two in number took advant ¬

age of tho beautiful moon last nightby enjoying what they termed ohay ride They had got one of

the large Tram Coa busses andpacked straw in it Rnlid up to thobacks of the seats Then the youngpeople got in back to book theirfeet out and drssed in masqueradeas old farmers mistresses maidsand so on pertaining to a farmThey drove out to the band concortat Makee Island and when the con-cert

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was over they took a spinaround Camp MoKinley in Kapiolani Park and back to the barn atWilder Pensaoola street Afteralighting they took the carriagesout and then enjoyed in some improptu music with dancing rungin It was conceded by those whotook part in the affair to he most enjoyable and they wUhed for morelike it at some future evening

TramcarB St pped

This morning a dray belongingto Hustace Co got stuck onQueen street outsido tho office ofAllen Robinson Tho dray wasloaded with a piece of machinerydischarged from the John DSpreokeis and consigned to tho Ha-waiian

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Electric CoThe Tramways Company had

started this morning breaking upthe road on Queen street aud thedroymen were obliged to make nvery short cut around tho MoChesnoy corner

Tho machinery weighed ninetons and it eventually took sixhorses to movo tho load Owing tothe energy and activity of Mr W HHnogs the traffic was resumed inless than thirty minutes and noblamo for tho temporary obstaclecan be laid on the dray company

A Bumorod Hitch

It ia generally reportod that thoU S military authorities aro atloggerheads with Mr Cooper ourMinister of War Tho commanderof the U S garrison doos not rec-ognize

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N G H and demand fullpossession of the Palace tho drillslieu the bungalow and other duoHo buildings Mr Cooper has gotuuuuxauun wifru a vuogtjancv

Boneflt Ooncort

A very presentable program hasbeon proparod for tho concort atWaikiki Church this ovoning for thabenofit of that institution It willbo a grand opportunity for visitorsto hoar sweet Hawaiian voices andtalented instrumentation Follow-ing

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is tho programpaiit i

Opening Music ViennaWaikiki Quintette

Song Be Joyful in the LordPuaikalani Club

Solo and Chorus Ka Lei o Kaiu- -lani

Kawaibau ClubDuet Tho Venetian RegattaMisses Annie and Minnie KanohoSolo and Chorus Mikioi

Woikki QuintetteMusic Moudohn ClubT HennosoyEKaaiaiid TJacksonSong Ho Inoa no Waipio

Emerald ClubSolo James W McGuiroDuet Be Still Oe

T Paoakalani and H H KapuleINTERMISSION

PART II

Muoic Palama ClubSolo aud Chorus Wai o Puualau

Kawaihau ClubSolo Beggar Moid

Miss Annie KanohoSolo and Chorus Waikini

Waikiki QuintetteMusic Mandolin ClubT Hennessey E Kaai and T JacksonDuet Ka Hanu o Evalina

J Paoakalani and H H KaouloSong Let Every Heart Rejoice

ruaiuaiani uiubMusic Palama Club

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Maodonald In Honolulu AuguRt29 1898 10 the wife of Captain GO Macdonold a daughter

NOTIOE TO STOCKHOLDERS

N NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN TOtlio Stockholders of tho OoshIu Sugar

Hantatmu 0 inpnnv that tho stock b oksof that Comtmny will bo do oJ to transfers from MONDAY Aupast 29 1893 toFRIDAY September 2 188

All subscribers to now stook aro reqnestod to call at the otllco of tlio Treasurer notlntor than September 2d and obtain theirCertificates

All holder of old stook will recniv newcertificates in Hen of theso now h Id bythem W G IRWIN

Treasuror 0 knla Sugar PlantationHonolulu- - Angrlljt27 1898 080 1 w

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Aug i 1898

IF YOU GET A RIG

Get a good one Consult

with us before you invest forCHEAP SINGLE HARNESS

With breast strap

our harness is the best andGOOD HARNESS WITH COL-

LAR AND HAMES

yet the cheapest and our giltSURRY HARNESS

edged guarantee goes withEXPRESS WAGON HARNESS

every set We have every- -

DUMP CART HARNESS

thing for the peasant plow--

DOUBLE HARNESS WITHCOLLAR AND HAMES

boy millionaire swell profes--

DOUBLE HARNESS FORMULE TEAM

sional gtntleman or the planter

and farmer Call inspect

and judge for 0urbelf

Tun Hawaiian Hardware Co Li

268 Fort Street

Useful Articles

In Our big window

you can count One

Hundred and Seven

Useful Articles for the

Household

Call and inspect

The Peoples Stol e

Will Continue the

Great Clearance Sale

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lutClYon Holt Block King St

One Week Longer

JJSTJD WIILiILi SELLAll Wool French Chaliies 25c a

yard1French Organdies 5c a yardPrinted Nainsooks 5c a yard

All these goods are New and Stylishand will have io be sold to close theConsignment

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tOOAh AND GENEHAIi NEWS

Hawaiian nilk Hags at Saoha

TowoIb from 85o per doz to 0per doz at Sachs

Dr Jamoa T Wayson baa loft fora brief visit to tho North

Tenders are called for tho uowaohool house at Waimoa Kauai

Dr H V Murray has returned totown and is warmly welcomed by hisfrionds

Tho Hoalani crows have A L 0Atkinson as thoir coach at FoarlHarbor

Kahauiki premises to bo tho favor-ite

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location for the permament en ¬

campment

Waimoa rhubarb celery cabbasroand potatoes Edgar HenriquosMasonic Temple

Tho dramatic circle of tho Kilohana Art League will give an entortainmont shortly

Soveral of the oflicera of tho NG H have volunteered for servicoiu tho Hawaiian Battalion

The baud plays at tho QueensHospital this afternoon unless thoircervices are othorwiso required

J M Sims of Castle Cookeshas accepted a position with MrLow on the Honolulu Plantation

Generals Morriam and King andCol Barber and a detail from I hoEngineers Corpi visited Ewa Millyesterday

Tho Rapid Transit people meetthis afiornoon to accepttheir amend-ed

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charter and re elect their oflicors under it

Oahu Collogo and Fuuahou Pre-paratory

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Schools open for thoautumn term on Tuesday next witha full attendance

Mrs W 0 Wilder received tholady relatives of tho members ofthe Hawaiian American Conuniseion tilt s afternoon

Senior Captain Robert ParkerWaipa returned from Koolau laBtevening much improved in healthafter a brief rustication in tho Oahumountains

The Philadelphias band assistedCaptain Berger at Makoe Island lastevening This was amalgamationnot absorption or annexation but ahappy union

Armstrong Smith Pripcipal ofEort street Sohool loft with ColParker last night for Chicago totake a course iu tho Cook CountyNormal School

Col Parker tho eloquent audpractical soholar looturor shippeda number of island curious lastnight by the Miowora for tho museumof the Chicago Normal School

lor one week only Millinery willbe sold at 25 percent reduction atL B Korrs Great Clearance Salethis means GenuineBargains Ladieswill do well to embrace this oppor-tunity

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Miss Mabel Clara Craft the amiabloand talented visiting correspondentof the S P Chronicle left by thoS S Glengylo yesterday amid thewarm aloha of a large number offrionds

An Amorican Messenger servicohas beon started at the MasoninTemple By ringing up Hi you willget the services of a boy on a bikewho will do any legitimate businessand keep his mouth shut

The Y M 0 A ask for contribu-tions

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of late newspapers magazineswritingtables chairs and other usefill artioles for tho Associationsarmy tent at Camp McKinloy Allcommunications should bo addressedto Sooretary Coleman

Tho Govornmont lands of Kaluapuhi and Halokou in Kanooho 350acres 21 yoars leaso was sold by JF Brown at auction yesterday totho Kaneoho Rauoh Co for 150Upset price f300 Twenty oneyears leaso of Ualapue Mnlokaiwas sold to A M Brown for 210

Acting Commissioner Konnoy de ¬

nies the authenticity of the articleappoaring in tho S F Examinor andpurporting to bo signed by himsolfStrangoly onough too tho residentcorrespondent also denies tho sand ¬

ing of tho dispatcb signed with hisuamo in refereuoo to an alleged in ¬

terview with Mr thon MinisterSowall

Tho Miowora carriod away thefollowing passengers last night Coland Mrs Parkor Miss Allen DrKearnes W Whitnoy Mr and MrsSederholm Mr and Mrs WilliamWhito Mrs F Lawronco Miss Lawence Armstrong Smith Mr Chitten ¬

den Mr Hall Miss Turner MrLong Mr Hoopor Mrs 0 E Wil¬

liams and family Mr Simpson DrJ T Wayeou Mr Dnwaon MrFtommirjg

Real bargains in houso supplies atSachs

The Nooau goes to Honokaaleaving at 10 oclock to morrow

Deputy Sheriff Omstoad of Wai-

moa¬

Kauai arrived this morning

The S S Arizonu is coaling iuthostream from Haokfeld GoflscowB

Inspector General Potorson loftfor Ewa Plantation this morning onan official trip

Goorgo 0 Greig arrived by thoMiowora yesterday He will shortlyproceed to Fanning Ialond withins family

Manuel Gindinho a Portugueseresiding on Punchbowl diod sud-denly

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last night at 1015 Tho funeralwill be held this afternoon

KaHui Kaulana o Leahi will at¬

tend iu a body at Queen Liliuokalams reception to morrow at noonMr John 0 Lane will lead thosociety

A largo party of Hawaiian ladiesare entertaining Mrs E E Robbinsof Kau at a picnic at the Pali Tholadies wont up in a bus drawn bysix horses

To morrow is tho GOth anniver-sary

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of tho birth of Queen Liliuokalani Her Majesty will hold a publicrecaption at Washington Place from11 a m to 1 p m

Goo Houghtailing is at theQueens Hospital with a broke legThe accident occurred this morningami tho doctors hope that uobuiuubtfLcts will result

The Barkentino Irmgard CaptainSchmidt sailed for San Franciscothis afternoon with L P Livjoyand wife add Master Fred Har isonas passengers Her cargo of sugaramounted to 1100 tons

Tho steamer Jamos Makoe arrivedthis morning from Kapaa with 1819bags of sugar for the S G WilderThis favorite vessel in commaud ofCaptain D McNeill will sail for SanFrancisco on or about the 8th inst

The detectives have no iln- - yetto tho robbery of a Chinese shire atMauoa The evidence shows thattho perpetrators were dressed asBoldiers but it will be nrarlv im ¬

possible to identify the guiltyparties

The Philadelphia launch took theCommissioners and other distin-guished

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Americans to Pearl Harborthis morning Mr Hiel Kapu actedas pilot Th visitors will be ontertained during the day by residentsof tho Peninsular

There was a very large audienceat the Makee Island concert lastevening A number of soldiers in-

dulged¬

in a sea bath from tbeWaikiki bridgo between 8 and 0 oclockto tho evident ombarrassmont of thogeneral public

The dinner at Mr Doles Execu-tive

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Mansion given in honor of thoCommissioners last evening was anelegant affair Besides tho guestsof honor a number of prominentcitizens were invited A detach ¬

ment of Captain Borgers band fur-nished

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musio during the evening

Deputy Marshal Hitohoock willleave for Hilo to morrow morningon a tour of official inspection of thopolice of the big island ThoDeputy Marshal will bo accompaniedby Mrs Hitchcock and childrenwho will visit Judge E G Hitoh ¬

oock while the Deputy Marshalmakos a circuit of tho islands

The boat crows are doing goodwork at the Peninsula ArthurWilder is coaching tho Myrtles andA L C Atkinson has charge of thoHealiui boys In sporting circlestho souior orew of the Healanis aredocidodly favorites odds being givonon them Tho Loilanis are veryquiet but conddeut aud tho Myrtleslook mysterious

To nights Wodding

Mr Olnf Sorenseu and Mies StClair Franka Nioknlseu will be mar-ried

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this evening at St AndrewsCathedral at 8 oclock by Rov AlexMackintosh The bridal couple willleave for Molokai by tho Kinau tomorrow morning to spend thoirhoneymoon with Mr and MrsMoLano at the uow plantation MrsMoLano is n sister of Mr Sorenseu

May Not Qo

Thoro is uo foundation for thestatement in a morning paper thattho government had refused to allowtho olub of singoro and dancers toleavo for Omaha until it con boshown that they will be financiallycarod for and returned to the Isl-ands

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We are living in Americauow and parental government hasceased to exist Tho managementof tho olub was not satisfied withtho ngroomontmado and refuses tolnnvn until ihnir rlomnnilH nr rrjnt

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THURSDAY SEPT 1 189S

ALOHA N G H REGULARS

A kindly word may now be timelysaid iu farewell aloha to the P GRegulars We who remember ZeiglerKing and others drilling in the yardof Aliiolani Hale the awkwardsquads composed of material apparently tnoro fitted for rock break ¬

ing on the roads than for militaryservice watched with surprise howthese runaway sailors and othersdeveloped into practical and efficientsoldiery creditable alike to the flagthey served under and to the tenetsof military discipline and above allworthy of the countrys commenda-tion

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They had a difficult and delicateposition to sustain in the eye of I litpublic Enlisted and maintainedby a government in open rebellionto the constitutional authorities theyhad to support that rebel government until it became the actualgovernment reorgnized by foreignpowers even if not in accord withthe will and sympathies of the poopie The force had to protect theminority against the majority andin so doing had to suffer consider-able

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odium from those opposed tothe oligarchy and its methods

It is only due aud juBt to themfor Her Majestys Opposition tothat form of government of theminority over the majority to pub-licly

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say that the Regulars of theNational Guard of Hawaii discharg-ed

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their unpleasant duty to theiremployers with true loyalty andfidelity and gavo as little cause forunnecessary friotion between thepeople and themselves as possibloFor this alone they are entitled tovery great credit for they had it in

their power on certain ocoanions ifnot to preoipipate or create disturb-ances

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to foster and encourage themno Blight temptation for men know ¬

ing that they in great part wioldodthe power to overthrow the then existing order of affairs

It is with a true feeling of deepregret that The Independent and itsfriends view the practical disbandment of these our Hawaiian Regularswho through time and their ownintelligence have become a verysuperior body of men We wiBh

them in farewell every prosperityin the vocations of life they mayindividually adopt bo it civil ormilitary and we cover with theirprosont excellent record all remini ¬


DANGIiROUB PLAGES


pendent has asKod him to use hiauthority to have a proper sidewalkbuilt on the corner of Eonia audHotel streets and after 62 appealsto him iu our columqs the neces-sary

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stones have been carted to theplace where pedestrians aro in con ¬

stant dangnr of breaking their necksBut there ovidontly ends the dutiesof the oQloiol care taker of ourroads The stones are thero but nota movo has been mado to placo thornin position and oroct a oidewalkAcross which tho taxpayors can walkwithout thoughts of doctors under ¬

takers and insurance agents

Alapai street between King andReretania streots is even in a worsecondition Thero the rosidonts onthe Ewa aide at least cannot boast


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to be expected that auy stopswill be taken to place that import-ant

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thoroughfare which is used bya large proportion of tho residentsof Punchbowl district in proper or-der

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until snmo serious accidontoccurs Yesterday a Portugueseohild was run down by a man on abicycle Tho parents of the ohildclaim that tho youngstor was on thesidowalk the rider proves that it isimpossible because there is no side-walk

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Tho ohild is in a very dan-gerous

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condition but being a Portu-guese

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we dont presume that thoaccidont will be of sufficient inter ¬

est to tho authorities as to inducothem to have tho Btroot properly re-paired

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When the Road Suporvsor gelsthrough with tho Manoa road ortho benefit of people owning Romanmansions ho may devote a littlo ofhis timo and labor to tho streetswhere those poor peoplo live whoare always invited to pay taxes andto say nothing

A Faiewoil Utiremony

At 580 uuloik yeWday after ¬

noon Companies E aud P of the NG H the regulars assetnblfd inthe hallway of the barracks in thePalac

After a few remarks from Cap-tains

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Zeigler aud Coyne ColonelFisher addressed the men in eloquentand appropriate terms

Hothanked tkemforthoireffeotivoservice and their loyalty and faith-fulness

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to the government whichnow has ceased to exist and hepromised that every possible assistauH would be giveu them if theyHlioilld Insire to miter the Hawaiianbfttialioii an organization now contnmplnted or if they should seektheir future iu private walks of life

Captain Z iglor told the men thatit was the intention of the Govern ¬

ment to pay them otie monthssalary an an extra and that bofelt co ildeiit thr the Governmentwould be able to carry their inten-tion

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throughCheers were given for the officers

and the men marched out leavingtho Palace for the first time since1893 without a guard with opengates aud simply protected by theStar Spangled Banner which nowfloats over Hawaii

Caterer Chapman and his staff ofwaiters are biiny nleauiug up to day

It is uuder tond that no troopsfrom the Nw York regiment willtie detailed to do duty at thoExecutive Buildiug whiuh will beiu charge of the civil authorities iutho future

Took a Hay Bido


age of tho beautiful moon last nightby enjoying what they termed ahay ride They had got one of

the large Tram Cds busses andpacked straw iu it solid up to thebacks of the seats Then the youngpeople got in back to back theirfeet out and dressed in masqueradeas old farmers mistresses maidsand bo on pertaining to a farmThey drove out to the band concertat Makeo Island and when the con-cert

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was over they took a spinaround Camp MoKinley iu Kapiolani Park and back to the barn atWilder Ponsacola street Afteralighting they took the carriagesout and then enjoyed in some improptu musio with dancing rungin It was coueeded by those whotook pnrt in the affair to be moBt en ¬

joyable and they wished for morelike it at some future evening

Trumcara St pped

This morning a dray belougingto Hustace Co got stuck onQueen street outside tho office ofAllen Robinson Tho dray wasloaded with a pieco of machinerydischarged from the John DSpreokels and consigned to the Ha-waiian

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started this morning breaking upthe road on Queen street aud thedraymen wero obliged to make avery Bhort cut arouud the McOhosnoy corner

Tho machinery weighed ninetons and it oventually took sixhorses to movo tho load Owing totho energy and activity of Mr W HHnogs the traffio was resumed inless than thirty minutes and noblamo for tho temporary obstaolocan be laid on the dray company

A Bumorod Hitch

It ia gonerally roportod that theU S military authorities aro atloggorheada with Mr Cooper ourMinister of War The commanderof the U S garrison doos not reoognize N G H and demand fullpossession of the Palace the drillshod the bungalow aud other pub-lic

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buildings Mr Cooper has gotannexation with a voufierauct

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Benefit Ooncort

A very presentable program hasbeon proparod for tho concort atWaikiki Church this evening for thebenefit of that institution It willbe a grand opportunity for visilorsto hoar sweet Hawaiian voices audtalontod instrumentation Follow-ing

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Opening Music ViounaWaikiki Quintette



Kawaibau ClubDuet Tho Venetiau RegattaMisses Annie and Minnie KanohoSolo and Chorus Mikioi

Waikki QuintetteMusic Maudnliu ClubT HouiiosteTEKaniaiid TJacksonSong He Inod uo Waipio

Emerald ClubSolo James W McGuiroDuet Be Still Oa

T Paoakalani aud U H KapuleINTERMISSION

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Music Palama ClubSolo and Chorus Wai o Puualau

Kawaibau ClubSolo Beggar Maid


Waikiki QuintetteMusic Mandolin ClubT Henue8seyE Kaai and TJacksonDuet Ka Hanu o Bvalina

J Paoakalani and H H KanuloSong Let Every Heart Rejoice

xuamaiam vjiuoMusio Palama Club

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Maodonald In Honolulu August29 1898 10 tlie wife of Captain GO Macdonald a daughtor

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NNOTHE IB HEREBY GIVEN TOof the OokhIq Sugar

Mantatinu 0 rupnnv that tho stock b oksof that Company will bo do OJ to transfurs from MONDAY Aupat 29 1893 toKRIDAY September 2 188

All subscribers tn now stook nro request ¬

ed to call at tho oillco of tho Treasurer notlater than September 2d and obtain tholrCertificates

All hiilitem of old stock will recnlv nowcertificates in lieu of thnso nnw h Id bythem W G IRWIN

Trcnsuror O knla Rugnr Plantation oHotiololn Angafit27 1898 080 1w

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Hawaiian r1Ic flags at Snobs

Towols from 35a per doz to 6per doz at Sachs

Dr Jamoa T Waysou has loft fora brief viait to tho North

Touders are nailed for tho uewBohool house at Waimoa Kauai


Tho Hoalani crows have A L 0Atkinson as their coaoh at FoarlHarbor

Kahauiki premises to be tho favorito location for the permament en ¬

campment

Waimoa rhubarb celery cabbajoand potatoes Edgar HonriquesMasonic Temple

The dramatio circle of tho Kilohana Art Leaguo will give an enter ¬

tainment shortlySoveral of tho officers of tho N

G H have volunteered for servicein tho Hawaiian Battalion

The baud plays at tho QueensHospital this afternoon unless thoirservices aro otherwise required

JMSims of Castle Cookeshas accepted a position with MrLow on the Honolulu Plantation

Generals Merriarn and King andCol Barber and a detail from thoEngineera Corp visited Ewa Millyesterday

The Rapid Transit people meetthis afternoon to accept tbeirametidod charter aud re elect their offi ¬

cers under it

Oabu College and Puuahou Pre-paratory

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Mrs W 0 Wilder received tholady rnlativon of tho members oftho Hawaiian American Commis ¬

sion this afternoon

Senior Captain Robert ParkerWaipa returned from Koolau lastovening much improved in healthafter a brief rustication in tho Oahumountains

Tho Philadelphias band assistedUaptain iierger at Makee iRland lastovening This was amalgamationnot absorption or annexation but ahappy union

Armstrong Smith Pripoipal ofFort street School left with ColParker last night for Chicago totake a course in tho Cook CountyNormal School

Col Parkor tho eloquent audpractical echolar locturor shippeda number of island curious lastnight by the Miowera for tho musouraof tho Chicago Normal School

For one week only Millinery willbe sold at 25 percent reduction atL B Kerrs Great Clearance Salethis means GenuinoBargains Ladieswill do well to embrace this oppor-tunity

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Miss Mabel Clara Craft the amiabloand talented visiting correspondentof the S P Chronicle left by thoS S Glongyle yesterday amid thowarm aloha of a large number offrionds

An American Messenger servicehas beon started at the MaoonioTemple By ringing up 111 you willget the services of a boy on a bikewho will do any legitimate businossand keep his mouth shut

Tho Y M C A ask for contribu-tions

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of lato nowspapers magazineswriting tables chairs and other usefill articles for tho Associationsarmy tent at Camp MoKinloy Allcommunications should bo addressedto Secretary Coloman

Tho Govornment lauds of Kaluapuhi and Halokou in Kaueoho 350acres 21 years lease was Hold by JP Brown at auction yesterday totho Kaueoho Ranch Co for 150Upaot price 300 Twenty oneyears leaso of Ualapuo Mnlokoiwas sold to A M Brown for 210

Acting Commissioner Kennoy de ¬

nies tho authenticity of the artioloappearing in tho S P Examiner andpurporting to bo signod by himsolfStrangely onough too tho residentcorrespondent also denies tho send¬

ing of tho dispatch signod with hisuamo in referenco lo an alloged in ¬

terview with Mr then MinisterSowall

Tho Miowera carriod away thofollowing passengers last night Coland Mrs Parkor Miss Allen DrKearnes W Whitnoy Mr and MrsSodorholm Mr and Mrs WilliamWhito Mrs F Lawronco Miss Lawence Armstrong Smith Mr Chitten ¬

den Mr Hall Miss Turnor MrLong Mr Hooper Mrs 0 E Wil ¬

liams and family Mr Simpson DrI T Wayeou Mr Dawaou MrFiona uiinf

Real bargains in houao supplies atSachs

Tho Noeau goes to Honokaaleaving at 10 oclock to morrow

Deputy Sheriff Omstoad of Wai ¬

moa Kauai arrived this morning

Tho S S Arizona is coaling in thostream from Haokfeld Co s scows


Georgo 0 Groig arrived by thoMiowera yesterday He will shortlyprocoed to Panning Island withhis family

Manuol Gindinho a Portugueseresiding on Punchbowl died sud-denly

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last night at 1015 Tho funeralwill be hold this afternoon

Ka Hui Kaulaua o Leahi will at¬

tend in a body at Quoen Liliuokalams reception to morrow at noonMr John 0 Lane will lead thosociety

A largo party of Hawaiian ladiesare entertaining Mrs E E Robbinsof Kau at a picnic at tho Pali Tholadios wont up in a bus drawn bysix horses

To morrow is tho 60th anniver-sary

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of tho birth of Quoen Liliuokalaui Her Majesty will hold a publicreception at Washington Placo from11 a in to 1 p m

Geo Houghtailing is at theQiihhiih ttoipitul with a broke legThe accident occurred this morningand the doctor hope that uoboioubeffects will result

The Barkeutiue rmgard CaptainSchmidt sailed for San Franciscothis afternoon with L P Li m joyaud wife niid Master Fred Hat isonas passeugers Her cargo of sugaramounted to 1100 tons

The stoamer James Makee arrivedthis morning from Kapaa with 1819bags of sunar for the S G WilderThis favorite vessel in command ofCaptain D McNeill will sail for SanFrancisco on or about the 8th inst

The detectives have no lu- - yetto tho robbery of a Chinese sture atManoa The evideuce shows thatthe perpotrators were dressed asBoldiers but it will be nrarlv im-

possible¬

to identify the guiltypanics


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Amoricann to Pearl Harborthis morning Mr Hiel Kapu aotedas pilot Th visitors will be ontortained during the day by residentsof tho Peninsular

Thoro was a very large audienceat tho Makee Island concert lastovening A number of soldiers in-

dulged¬

in a sea bath from the Waikiki bridge between 8 and 9 oclockto tho evident embarrassment of thogonoral public


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Mansion givon in honor of thoCommissioners last evening was anelegant affair Besides tho guoBtsof honor a number of prominentcitizens were invited A detach ¬

ment of Captain Bergers band fur-nished

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music during the evening

Deputy Marshal Hitohcook willleavo for Hilo to morrow morningon a tour of offiojal inspection of thepolioo of the big island ThoDeputy Marshal will bo accompaniedby Mrs Hitchcock and childrenwho will visit Judge E G Hitoh ¬

cook while tho Deputy Marshalmakes a oirouit of tho islands

The boat crews are doing goodwork at the Peninsula ArthurWilder is coaching the MyrtleB andA L C Atkinson has charge of thoHealini boys Iu sporting airclestho senior crow of the Heaianis aredecidedly favorites odds being givonon them Tho Loilanis are veryquiet but confident and tho Myrtleslook mysterious

To nights WoddincMr Olaf Sorenaen and Misa St

Clair Pranka Nioknlsou will bo mar-ried

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this ovening at St AndrewsCathedral at 8 oclock by Rov AloxMackintosh Tho bridal couple willleave for Molokai by the Kinau to-

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morning to Bpond thoirhoneymoon with Mr and MrsMoLano at the uew plantation MrsMoLano is a siBter of Mr Sorenaen

May Not Go

Thoro is no foundation for thostatement in a morning paper thattho govornment had refused to allowthe olub of singoro and dancers toleavo for Omaha until it csn boshown that thoy will be financiallycared for aud returned to the Isl-ands

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Wo aro living in Amerioanow and parental government hasceased to exist Tho managementof tbo club was not satisfied withtho ngreomont mado and refuses toleave until their demands aro grantoU aud Buflroioat guarantees given

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SAG ASTAS OPINION

Tho Situntion Moroly a Suspensionof Hostilitios

Madrid Aug 19 S nor Sagastalitis stated that tho actual situationnow existing as betweon Spain andtho United States is neither poaconor war and that the situation ismerely a suspension of hostilitios

Spain desired an armistice buttho United States did not agreo toit Spain in resigning hor sover-

eignty¬

in Ouba and Forto Rico hasnot renounced all belonging to horTho United Slates as an honorablenation will not seek to annex thatwhich cannot legitimately be con-

sidered¬

as booty of war accordiug tothe conditions under which peacewas concluded

Senor Sagasta bolieves that acessation of hostilities having beenproclaimed the taking of Maniladoes not affect the Philippineproblem Ono of the highest Span-ish

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jurists says that among thoships captured by the Americanswero many that did not know of thodeclaration of war and that thoircapture liko that of an army takenin similar ignorance cannot pos-

sibly¬

be legally justified by international law

Tho Spanish Govornment willnominate three individuals to arrango for the evaouation of Oubaone a genoral ono an admiral andone a judicial authority GeneralBlanco will take part in the evacu-

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HOW SPAIN CLAIMS IT

Tho Surrender of Manila Does NotCount in the Oamo of v polls

Madrid August 19 The Govern ¬

ment has resolved to insist that thecapitulation of Manila after thesigning of the protocol shall haveno effect in tao peace negotiationsunfavorable to Spain

In any event the Governmentholds that tho capitulation havingbeen signed by the commander ofthe townit does not entail tho sur-render

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of tho whole of tho Philip-pines

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All the indications aro that thepeace negotiations will be prolong-ed

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The opposition factions ore re-

doubling¬

the agitation for convok-ing

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tho Cortes and it is said thatSenor Sagasta begins to hesitatealthough he shares the opinion ofDuke Almodovar de Rio tho For-eign

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Minister as to the inconveni-ence

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involved in a meeting of thoCortes and a series of debates ontho peaco terms It is suppoeod theCortes will meet after the electionto the Councils General in the mid-

dle¬

of Septemberm mm

THE CONQUESTS

Tho Thunderer Advioea Amorlca toRetain tho Lands Sho Has Won

London Aug 20 Tho Times thismorning says eclitorially that it fore-sees

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circumstances which may impelthe United States to a permanentoccupation of Cuba and adds

If America is prepared to under ¬

take the responsibility of the govern ¬

ment of the whole Philippine groupit is hard tp see how any other pow-er

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could legitimately intorforo Ifthe United States repudiates suchresponsibility a very perilous stateof things might ensue because itwould uot be easy to disputo thoright of other powers to terminatethe Btate of anarchy Thoreforomany dilliculties will bo avoided byAmerican annexation In any casano European ppwer need reckonupon finding the United States asoasy to coerce an Japan

Hair Gutting by Electricity

Hair is now cut by olectrioityTho apparatus to perform this featconsists of a platinum wiro stretchedover a comb By pressing a buttonithe current is applied to tho wirobringing it to a white heat Thocomb is then passod through thohair aud as tho wiro cornea hi con-

tact¬

tho hair is burnod off Thoond of each hair being cauterisedwhon cut prevents loss of tho oilyBubatanco of the hair Tho appara-tus

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is attaohed to an ordinary lampsocket by a flexible cord and can boustd by any borbor of ordinary skill

Oobwnba

A Btrlldng remedy for thin particular complaint can be effectuallyremoved by drinking Seattle DraughtBeer as served oi tho Anchor Saloonby Will Carlyle or his courteous assistaut Charlie Andrews Tho gontBhave on hand the finest of foreignliquors

Seattle Beor

This ever popular Rainier Beor isbecoming a housohold word andwill you havo a glass of Seattle

is moro ofton heard than anythingolso Tho Critorion Saloon1 havo thisbeer on tap or in bottles

BUSINESS LOCALS

Fino Fronch organdies 5c a yardat L B Kerrs Queon street

Hurry up and obtain a Hawaiiansilk flag Only a few left at Sachsstore

ForLimoB Lemons and AlligatorPears etc go to Masonic TempleFruit Store Edgar Henriquos

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now desiguH nnview

Wo will sell for cash for onomonth only S7 pants for 25suits for S18 No humbug e nie andsee for yourself Medeiros DeckerLincoln Block King Street

Dont forget to call on S E Lucasif you need good spectacle to suityour eyes He has all kinds and allprip3S and will examine your eyesfreu Call and see him at tho LoveBuilding on Fort Street

The California Fruit MarketCamarinos haB rereived oystersfish butter cheese olives cherriespeaches apricots plums lemonsoranges pears nectarines onionsraw potatoes and many othor goodIhingB T I 378

CAUTIONI bee tn inform my patrons and tbo pub ¬

lic that the

Original Hop BeerManufactured by mo h sold ONLY at No17 ant at tho CottaRe No 11 Koniaformerly Smith Streot

Bo careful when purchasing

Hop BeerThat each bottlct is labeled same as facsimilo below N BREHAM

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Has Imd ten years practical experienceIn tho treatment of Ho so Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Ordors left Mt Club or PanUioon Stableswill be recoived and promptly aitondedtoOfflco 510 Fort Street Tolepliono 785

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HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFC CO Ltd

121 Queen Btreet

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIRES AND ROLLER BEARINQ AXLES

WILSON WHITEHOUSE

Solo Licensee- - Hawaiian Islands070 121 Qnoon Street if

TO LET OR LKABE

COTTAGE WITHA rooms recently ocon- -

nrHntnlnr Mm TTnnnlnlBuHUJUHtb VW lHIllUUSggyokahuo with Btablo and servants room intho roar of tho promises Artesian watoilaid on Rout reasonable Possessiongivon Apply to

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Oceanic Sieamship OompyOf Ran Frnnnlsi o nil

THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konla Street latoly Smithboiwcen King and Hotel Streets

Remember this is tho only placein tho City where you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY

8-P- Note tho only address 17 Konla St

3T BREHAM0T1 P O BOX 185 tf

HIGH PEIGESWill as usual bo the result of

This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is railed to tho benellts en ¬

joyed bv Mibscrlbers to tbo PALAM A CUOPhRATIVfc GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at a Utile advance on Sun Fran ¬

cis o priies rredit to subscribers to theamount of shares ho d pr fit of the busi ¬

ness returned tosnbsciibersov ry 0 monthsprobtiblo Incrcnto n value of shares witha libera discount oil munthly bills Andnow what are tliu risks We answer nonebecauso subscribers can either sell thoiri hacs or rako urocories to their amountif yon want to withdraw or go away

V oiso consider the above and call oraddress PaUma Co ororative Grocery CoLM for4n shnrn or f r fur her informatloif

Par Value of shares 25 or 12 60 onlybeinj required to Income a subscriberTelephone 7R5 020 If

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and Streut

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Corner King Nnuana

THE COMMERCIAL SALOON

P F RYAN hns assumed tho manaccmentof tho Commercial Saloon tho lead ¬

ing SPORTING HOUSE IN HONOLULUFirst class

BEER AND LIQUORSsorvod only

tDW Call at Corner of Nuuaiiu andDoretanla Strcots 005 tf

THOS LINDSAYJDECW ESXjEiR

IS PREPARED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

FIRBT OLABS WORK ONLYW Tov TtnlMlnir TVirl Rt tf

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attonded to nnd work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTELEPHONE 302

BEN HAAHEO

Plumber aiul- - TinsmithAll work done Properly Promptly and

Profitably for PatrpnsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED

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The Fine PasBonger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThio Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

INDEPENDENTHONOLULU THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

MOANA SEPT 14 ALAMEDA SEPT 11ALAMEDA OCT 12 MARIPOSA OOT 12

In connection with the sailing of the above Btoatnors the Agouts areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets bj anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

We G Irwin CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVBR SAW A SAW SAW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUL SHARP

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDIIAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

IMIeoligtin ios Toolsand o largo stock of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

Also samples of a New Make of SAWS which the Manufacturersclaim nro superior to any heretofore put upoir the Market

O AXjLi AND 2ZATTNEI THEM

The Improved Aluminum Cane KnifeAND THE

Improved Planters HoeAro Giving General Satisfaction

Theo H Defies ColdSUGAR FACTORS

IMPOETBES OF

General MerchandiseAND

O30issiO3sr 3HjKOEa AirTAgents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

H E McJNTYRE BROHast Corner Fort kino Sts

P O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods received by every paokot from California Eastern

States and European Markets

Standard Grata of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishlfcfc GoodH UollYrHl to nuy pari of the City --Qsa

The Independent 50c per Month

Tho Vossol

THE BOANDIA

Has a VoryRecord

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Intorooting

Tho S FG1l recently publishedtho following Interesting doscriptjonof this vessel whioh at this writingis hourly expeoted

The first of the transports se-

cured¬

from outside sources thurofore is tho German steamerScandia and her officers say shecan carry 1800 troops Last yearshe was chartered as a transportby tho Russian Government nndcarried 2000 Russian troops fromOdessa to Fort Arthur She camehere in ballast And will prob-ably

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go to Maro Island soonwhore she will be handed over tothe Government or if the transfertakes place in tho bay her polyglotcrew will be put aboard an outwardbound steamer and tho Scandia willbo manned by American engineersfirorapn and sailors At present thobig steamers orew is made up ofGermans Italians Greeks FrenchArabs a few Englishmen Scandi-navians

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and nob one American TheArabs and Turks are led by onoHassan Ahamed All orders arogiven through him and what hosays is law They say a motley crowdsome of them being as dark as theblackest negro ami some lightercolored than tho Italians Hassanspeaks English fluently and hasboeu in San Francisco before havingco mo here on a sailing vessel fromAustralia Whon een aboard theScandia yesterday Hassan spokewith pride of his descent from theancient leaders of the Iahmaolites

My real homo is in Cairo said hebut I also have wives in Fort Said

Colombo and Aden Whon I reachone of those places I give my tviff

what money I hare earned antYthatkeepsher until I get baok again Ido the same thing at each place Ihave a wife and with a grin some-

times¬

one wife get j very littleWhen I get back from this trip 1

expect to have enough to please allof them that is if I dont takeanother wife with me from SanFrancisco Last time I was here Ifell in love with a very pretty Am-

erican¬

girl She used to live onTelegraph Hill and if I can find herand sho is not married why I maymako her Mrs Hassan Ahamed thefifth

The Arabs and Turks were en ¬

gaged at Fort Said to work as coalpassers They turned out to be avery lazy set and it was almost im-

possible¬

to get any work out of thornuntil Assistant Engineor Krautzerhit on a scheme by accident Whilotalking to them in very forcibleGerman one day ho raised his handwhile gesticulating and used thewords Mohammed and AllahImmediately tho Arabs grabbed thocoal baskets and at the same timebegan praying Thoy worked fromthat on with a will their prayermeanwhile rising1 at times to ashriek of supplication and at timesdying down to a low wail When ¬

ever they would slacken in theirefforts Krautzer would again raisehis hands and say Mohammed andAllah and that was sufBoiout to

spur tho Arabs to fresh effortsTho Scandia was built at Stettin

in 1889 Sho is 1375 tons gross and2026 not burdon Sho ia 870 foot 7

inches long d1 feet 3 inohes broadand 2G foot 5 inohes deep She hasyory powerful engines and althoughin baljast maintained a spoed of 13Jknots an hour from Nagasaki toSan Francisco covering tho distancein sixteen days Tho Scandia belongs to tho Hamburg AmericanSteamship Company and has beentiBod principnjly as a freight boatalthough sho has first class passen ¬

ger accommodations Two yoarsago sho was in New York and wontfrom there to Gonoa At tho latterport sho loaded a genoral cargo forJiutmta Ayitfs atid tlitru wdut back

to Genoa From thoro sho oxpooted to return to Hamburg but wasordored to Odessa to carry troopsfor tho Russian Government toPort Arthur From Port Arthurshe went to Nagasaki Japan toload for Hamburg and just asthe crow wore figuring on oncemore seeing the homo port thocaptain received a cablegram to gofull spoed to San Francisco Herspeed of 13J knots an hour wasmaintained throughout the voyageon an average consumption of sixtytons of coal a day

Tho Scandia will make a splendidtransport Sho is splendidly venti-

lated¬

and soldiers can be accommo ¬

dated on tho first and second docksForward some of tho bunks used bythe Russian soldiers aro still stand ¬

ing but will have to bo torn downIhey are of the old pat-

tern¬

that were put in the City ofPoking In every compartmentwhero tho soldiers were berthedpictures of the Czar and sometimesone of the Czar and Czarina woreput up Every one of these wasmutilated by the soldiers beforethey left tho Bhip In eomo instancesHis Majesty had an oye put out inothers his head was cut off whileagain only a portion of the head wasmissing Strange to say the headonly was mutilated whilo theCzarinas picture was not touchedat all The officers of the Scandiaaro Captain Luneschlop Chief En-

gineer¬

Mahler and Fursor Muller

HEALTH MATTERS

Shall tho Foderal or Municipal Sys¬

tem Hold Control in tho Future P

President W O Smith presidedover yesterdays meoting of theBoard of Health and considerableroutine work was accomplished

Miss L C Cutter was appointedadditional runtrou at the InsaneAsvlum and an assistant waiter andhostler were authorized

Dr Herbert recommended auannual monthly vacation with sal-

ary¬

for guards and female assistantsat the Asylum and the employmentof an extra man for Buch relief de-

tail¬

Dr Humphris was appointed toact as temporary Superintendentduring Dr Herberts loave of ab-

sence¬

Dr Rokaku roported an increasedprevalence of dysentery in JapanMortality had been about 13 per-cent

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The epidemic was believed tobo duo to bad water There hadbeen oight cases of cholera with fivedeaths at Tokio Tho health ofYokohama proper was very good

President Smith brought up thequestion Shall sanitary matters beplaced under Federal control bo re ¬

tained under territorial manage ¬

ment or be divided between thotwol It had beon presented to theCommission that an arrangementwas desirable whioh would debarany conflict of authority ProsideutSmith thought that tho mattershould bo undor Foderal controlbut in the hands of local officersTho Molokai question would haveto bo delicately handled No doubttho Commission would visit tho Set ¬

tlement It had beon recommendedto the Commissionthat the medi ¬

cal inspectors of the Hawaiian Gov ¬

ernment in the Oriont who baddoue suoh good work bo retainedunder tho United States

Tr Jordan roported a satisfactorystato of health in Hongkong Theplague had been thoroughly stamp ¬

ed out A healthy season was nowanticipated

Kapiwa asked tho privilege ofkeeping certain medical prepara-tions

¬

for distribution among thopeople noar Koanae Applicant is aschool teacher and served a time inthe Kamohatneha School hospitalReferred to Dr McGettigan foropinion

President Smith reported that theCabinet hnd decided to procoed atonce to lay water pipe and improvethe waVur supply1 ut tho SolUucuUut

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Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGjJl Pres B B ROSE BooOapl KING Port Supt

Steffi KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu at 10 A m touching atearno day Mahukona Kawolbao and Lau- -

mu iouowing uayjnrriving atWo the same afternoon- -

LEWES HONOLULU AM11VK8 HONOLULU

TuosdoyAug23Fitduy Sopt 2Tuesday Be t 3Friday bopt21

luesaay ucs 4Friday Oct 14Tuesday Oct 25

Friday Nov 4Tuesday Nov 15rnuay jnov hoTuesday Deo 0Friday Deo 10

No

Tuesday Aug 30Friday Sopt 0Tuesday Sept 20A iuJ DUlb OUTuesday Oct 11Friday Oct 21Tuesday Nov 1Friday Nov 11Tnesday Nov 221iiuay Deo 3Tuesday Deo 13

Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Laupahoohoe Mahu ¬kona and Kawaihao same day ilakcnaMaalaea Boy and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays

W Will call at Pohoiki Puna on tripBmarked

flW No Freight will be received after 6a m on day of sailing

The popular route to the Volcano is viaHHo A good carriage road tho ontlro distance Hound trip tickets covering alJVApOUSUOf fUVtVVt

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r utouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maul Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will call at Auu Kaupo once eachmonth

AW No Freight will bo received aft ir m on day of Ballln- -

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible or any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wil- -not hold Itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

Etf Passengers are requested to parchase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an addlUonnlcharKo of twenty five per cent

Packages containing personal eflectswhether shipped us baggago of freight iftho contents thoreof oxecen 100 in valueinut havo the value thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liable- for any loss or damogo Inexcess of this sum except the goods beshipped under a special contract

Al1 em ploy Of s of tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to rtceive freight without deliver ¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor In lho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto tho pursers of tho Companys Steamers

Shippers ore notified that if freight Isshipped without such receipt it will besolely at the risk of tho shipper

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in Francisco Agents TI1E NEVADABANK OF SAN FJ1ANOISCO

DBAW EXOHAHQE ON

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LONDON Tho Uulou IJank of LoudonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Notional Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankPAItIS Comptolr National dEscompte de

ParisBERLIN Dresdnor BankHONG KONGAND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of BrltiBU North America

Transact a Utncral Jlauking ami ExchartBusiness

Dopoelts Received Loans made on Aproved Heourity Commercial and Travelcrs Credit Issued Bills of Uzotijnes

i bought aud sold

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P TELErUONE 841 Jtf1 Vofifc i lKxoopt 8nnday

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EDMUNDNOBRIE EditorW HOBAOE WBIQHT Assistant

EditorKesldliiK iu Honolulu

THURSDAY SEPT 1 189S

ALOHA N G H REGULARS

A kindly word may now be timelysaid iu farewell aloha to the P GRegulars We who remember ZeiglerKing and others drilling in the yardof Aliiolani Hale the awkwardsquads composed of material apparently tnoro fitted for rock break ¬

ing on the roads than for militaryservice watched with surprise howthese runaway sailors and othersdeveloped into practical and efficientsoldiery creditable alike to the flagthey served under and to the tenetsof military discipline and above allworthy of the countrys commenda-tion

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They had a difficult and delicateposition to sustain in the eye of I litpublic Enlisted and maintainedby a government in open rebellionto the constitutional authorities theyhad to support that rebel government until it became the actualgovernment reorgnized by foreignpowers even if not in accord withthe will and sympathies of the poopie The force had to protect theminority against the majority andin so doing had to suffer consider-able

¬

odium from those opposed tothe oligarchy and its methods

It is only due aud juBt to themfor Her Majestys Opposition tothat form of government of theminority over the majority to pub-licly

¬

say that the Regulars of theNational Guard of Hawaii discharg-ed

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their unpleasant duty to theiremployers with true loyalty andfidelity and gavo as little cause forunnecessary friotion between thepeople and themselves as possibloFor this alone they are entitled tovery great credit for they had it in

their power on certain ocoanions ifnot to preoipipate or create disturb-ances

¬

to foster and encourage themno Blight temptation for men know ¬

ing that they in great part wioldodthe power to overthrow the then existing order of affairs

It is with a true feeling of deepregret that The Independent and itsfriends view the practical disbandment of these our Hawaiian Regularswho through time and their ownintelligence have become a verysuperior body of men We wiBh

them in farewell every prosperityin the vocations of life they mayindividually adopt bo it civil ormilitary and we cover with theirprosont excellent record all remini ¬


DANGIiROUB PLAGES


pendent has asKod him to use hiauthority to have a proper sidewalkbuilt on the corner of Eonia audHotel streets and after 62 appealsto him iu our columqs the neces-sary

¬

stones have been carted to theplace where pedestrians aro in con ¬

stant dangnr of breaking their necksBut there ovidontly ends the dutiesof the oQloiol care taker of ourroads The stones are thero but nota movo has been mado to placo thornin position and oroct a oidewalkAcross which tho taxpayors can walkwithout thoughts of doctors under ¬

takers and insurance agents

Alapai street between King andReretania streots is even in a worsecondition Thero the rosidonts onthe Ewa aide at least cannot boast


ly¬

to be expected that auy stopswill be taken to place that import-ant

¬

thoroughfare which is used bya large proportion of tho residentsof Punchbowl district in proper or-der

¬

until snmo serious accidontoccurs Yesterday a Portugueseohild was run down by a man on abicycle Tho parents of the ohildclaim that tho youngstor was on thesidowalk the rider proves that it isimpossible because there is no side-walk

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Tho ohild is in a very dan-gerous

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condition but being a Portu-guese

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we dont presume that thoaccidont will be of sufficient inter ¬

est to tho authorities as to inducothem to have tho Btroot properly re-paired

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When the Road Suporvsor gelsthrough with tho Manoa road ortho benefit of people owning Romanmansions ho may devote a littlo ofhis timo and labor to tho streetswhere those poor peoplo live whoare always invited to pay taxes andto say nothing

A Faiewoil Utiremony

At 580 uuloik yeWday after ¬

noon Companies E aud P of the NG H the regulars assetnblfd inthe hallway of the barracks in thePalac

After a few remarks from Cap-tains

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Zeigler aud Coyne ColonelFisher addressed the men in eloquentand appropriate terms

Hothanked tkemforthoireffeotivoservice and their loyalty and faith-fulness

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to the government whichnow has ceased to exist and hepromised that every possible assistauH would be giveu them if theyHlioilld Insire to miter the Hawaiianbfttialioii an organization now contnmplnted or if they should seektheir future iu private walks of life

Captain Z iglor told the men thatit was the intention of the Govern ¬

ment to pay them otie monthssalary an an extra and that bofelt co ildeiit thr the Governmentwould be able to carry their inten-tion

¬

throughCheers were given for the officers

and the men marched out leavingtho Palace for the first time since1893 without a guard with opengates aud simply protected by theStar Spangled Banner which nowfloats over Hawaii

Caterer Chapman and his staff ofwaiters are biiny nleauiug up to day

It is uuder tond that no troopsfrom the Nw York regiment willtie detailed to do duty at thoExecutive Buildiug whiuh will beiu charge of the civil authorities iutho future

Took a Hay Bido


age of tho beautiful moon last nightby enjoying what they termed ahay ride They had got one of

the large Tram Cds busses andpacked straw iu it solid up to thebacks of the seats Then the youngpeople got in back to back theirfeet out and dressed in masqueradeas old farmers mistresses maidsand bo on pertaining to a farmThey drove out to the band concertat Makeo Island and when the con-cert

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was over they took a spinaround Camp MoKinley iu Kapiolani Park and back to the barn atWilder Ponsacola street Afteralighting they took the carriagesout and then enjoyed in some improptu musio with dancing rungin It was coueeded by those whotook pnrt in the affair to be moBt en ¬

joyable and they wished for morelike it at some future evening

Trumcara St pped

This morning a dray belougingto Hustace Co got stuck onQueen street outside tho office ofAllen Robinson Tho dray wasloaded with a pieco of machinerydischarged from the John DSpreokels and consigned to the Ha-waiian

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started this morning breaking upthe road on Queen street aud thedraymen wero obliged to make avery Bhort cut arouud the McOhosnoy corner

Tho machinery weighed ninetons and it oventually took sixhorses to movo tho load Owing totho energy and activity of Mr W HHnogs the traffio was resumed inless than thirty minutes and noblamo for tho temporary obstaolocan be laid on the dray company

A Bumorod Hitch

It ia gonerally roportod that theU S military authorities aro atloggorheada with Mr Cooper ourMinister of War The commanderof the U S garrison doos not reoognize N G H and demand fullpossession of the Palace the drillshod the bungalow aud other pub-lic

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buildings Mr Cooper has gotannexation with a voufierauct

trtni lft4iyww IS

Benefit Ooncort

A very presentable program hasbeon proparod for tho concort atWaikiki Church this evening for thebenefit of that institution It willbe a grand opportunity for visilorsto hoar sweet Hawaiian voices audtalontod instrumentation Follow-ing

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is the programPArtT I

Opening Music ViounaWaikiki Quintette



Kawaibau ClubDuet Tho Venetiau RegattaMisses Annie and Minnie KanohoSolo and Chorus Mikioi

Waikki QuintetteMusic Maudnliu ClubT HouiiosteTEKaniaiid TJacksonSong He Inod uo Waipio

Emerald ClubSolo James W McGuiroDuet Be Still Oa

T Paoakalani aud U H KapuleINTERMISSION

PART It

Music Palama ClubSolo and Chorus Wai o Puualau

Kawaibau ClubSolo Beggar Maid


Waikiki QuintetteMusic Mandolin ClubT Henue8seyE Kaai and TJacksonDuet Ka Hanu o Bvalina

J Paoakalani and H H KanuloSong Let Every Heart Rejoice

xuamaiam vjiuoMusio Palama Club

Born

Maodonald In Honolulu August29 1898 10 tlie wife of Captain GO Macdonald a daughtor

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NNOTHE IB HEREBY GIVEN TOof the OokhIq Sugar

Mantatinu 0 rupnnv that tho stock b oksof that Company will bo do OJ to transfurs from MONDAY Aupat 29 1893 toKRIDAY September 2 188

All subscribers tn now stook nro request ¬

ed to call at tho oillco of tho Treasurer notlater than September 2d and obtain tholrCertificates

All hiilitem of old stock will recnlv nowcertificates in lieu of thnso nnw h Id bythem W G IRWIN

Trcnsuror O knla Rugnr Plantation oHotiololn Angafit27 1898 080 1w

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Aug i 1S98

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with us before you invest Tor

CHEAP SINGLE HARNESSWith breast strap

our harness is the best and

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Hawaiian r1Ic flags at Snobs

Towols from 35a per doz to 6per doz at Sachs

Dr Jamoa T Waysou has loft fora brief viait to tho North

Touders are nailed for tho uewBohool house at Waimoa Kauai


Tho Hoalani crows have A L 0Atkinson as their coaoh at FoarlHarbor

Kahauiki premises to be tho favorito location for the permament en ¬

campment

Waimoa rhubarb celery cabbajoand potatoes Edgar HonriquesMasonic Temple

The dramatio circle of tho Kilohana Art Leaguo will give an enter ¬

tainment shortlySoveral of tho officers of tho N

G H have volunteered for servicein tho Hawaiian Battalion

The baud plays at tho QueensHospital this afternoon unless thoirservices aro otherwise required

JMSims of Castle Cookeshas accepted a position with MrLow on the Honolulu Plantation

Generals Merriarn and King andCol Barber and a detail from thoEngineera Corp visited Ewa Millyesterday

The Rapid Transit people meetthis afternoon to accept tbeirametidod charter aud re elect their offi ¬

cers under it

Oabu College and Puuahou Pre-paratory

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Mrs W 0 Wilder received tholady rnlativon of tho members oftho Hawaiian American Commis ¬

sion this afternoon

Senior Captain Robert ParkerWaipa returned from Koolau lastovening much improved in healthafter a brief rustication in tho Oahumountains

Tho Philadelphias band assistedUaptain iierger at Makee iRland lastovening This was amalgamationnot absorption or annexation but ahappy union

Armstrong Smith Pripoipal ofFort street School left with ColParker last night for Chicago totake a course in tho Cook CountyNormal School

Col Parkor tho eloquent audpractical echolar locturor shippeda number of island curious lastnight by the Miowera for tho musouraof tho Chicago Normal School

For one week only Millinery willbe sold at 25 percent reduction atL B Kerrs Great Clearance Salethis means GenuinoBargains Ladieswill do well to embrace this oppor-tunity

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Miss Mabel Clara Craft the amiabloand talented visiting correspondentof the S P Chronicle left by thoS S Glongyle yesterday amid thowarm aloha of a large number offrionds

An American Messenger servicehas beon started at the MaoonioTemple By ringing up 111 you willget the services of a boy on a bikewho will do any legitimate businossand keep his mouth shut

Tho Y M C A ask for contribu-tions

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of lato nowspapers magazineswriting tables chairs and other usefill articles for tho Associationsarmy tent at Camp MoKinloy Allcommunications should bo addressedto Secretary Coloman

Tho Govornment lauds of Kaluapuhi and Halokou in Kaueoho 350acres 21 years lease was Hold by JP Brown at auction yesterday totho Kaueoho Ranch Co for 150Upaot price 300 Twenty oneyears leaso of Ualapuo Mnlokoiwas sold to A M Brown for 210

Acting Commissioner Kennoy de ¬

nies tho authenticity of the artioloappearing in tho S P Examiner andpurporting to bo signod by himsolfStrangely onough too tho residentcorrespondent also denies tho send¬

ing of tho dispatch signod with hisuamo in referenco lo an alloged in ¬

terview with Mr then MinisterSowall

Tho Miowera carriod away thofollowing passengers last night Coland Mrs Parkor Miss Allen DrKearnes W Whitnoy Mr and MrsSodorholm Mr and Mrs WilliamWhito Mrs F Lawronco Miss Lawence Armstrong Smith Mr Chitten ¬

den Mr Hall Miss Turnor MrLong Mr Hooper Mrs 0 E Wil ¬

liams and family Mr Simpson DrI T Wayeou Mr Dawaou MrFiona uiinf

Real bargains in houao supplies atSachs

Tho Noeau goes to Honokaaleaving at 10 oclock to morrow

Deputy Sheriff Omstoad of Wai ¬

moa Kauai arrived this morning

Tho S S Arizona is coaling in thostream from Haokfeld Co s scows


Georgo 0 Groig arrived by thoMiowera yesterday He will shortlyprocoed to Panning Island withhis family

Manuol Gindinho a Portugueseresiding on Punchbowl died sud-denly

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last night at 1015 Tho funeralwill be hold this afternoon

Ka Hui Kaulaua o Leahi will at¬

tend in a body at Quoen Liliuokalams reception to morrow at noonMr John 0 Lane will lead thosociety

A largo party of Hawaiian ladiesare entertaining Mrs E E Robbinsof Kau at a picnic at tho Pali Tholadios wont up in a bus drawn bysix horses

To morrow is tho 60th anniver-sary

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of tho birth of Quoen Liliuokalaui Her Majesty will hold a publicreception at Washington Placo from11 a in to 1 p m

Geo Houghtailing is at theQiihhiih ttoipitul with a broke legThe accident occurred this morningand the doctor hope that uoboioubeffects will result

The Barkeutiue rmgard CaptainSchmidt sailed for San Franciscothis afternoon with L P Li m joyaud wife niid Master Fred Hat isonas passeugers Her cargo of sugaramounted to 1100 tons

The stoamer James Makee arrivedthis morning from Kapaa with 1819bags of sunar for the S G WilderThis favorite vessel in command ofCaptain D McNeill will sail for SanFrancisco on or about the 8th inst

The detectives have no lu- - yetto tho robbery of a Chinese sture atManoa The evideuce shows thatthe perpotrators were dressed asBoldiers but it will be nrarlv im-

possible¬

to identify the guiltypanics


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Amoricann to Pearl Harborthis morning Mr Hiel Kapu aotedas pilot Th visitors will be ontortained during the day by residentsof tho Peninsular

Thoro was a very large audienceat tho Makee Island concert lastovening A number of soldiers in-

dulged¬

in a sea bath from the Waikiki bridge between 8 and 9 oclockto tho evident embarrassment of thogonoral public


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Mansion givon in honor of thoCommissioners last evening was anelegant affair Besides tho guoBtsof honor a number of prominentcitizens were invited A detach ¬

ment of Captain Bergers band fur-nished

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music during the evening

Deputy Marshal Hitohcook willleavo for Hilo to morrow morningon a tour of offiojal inspection of thepolioo of the big island ThoDeputy Marshal will bo accompaniedby Mrs Hitchcock and childrenwho will visit Judge E G Hitoh ¬

cook while tho Deputy Marshalmakes a oirouit of tho islands

The boat crews are doing goodwork at the Peninsula ArthurWilder is coaching the MyrtleB andA L C Atkinson has charge of thoHealini boys Iu sporting airclestho senior crow of the Heaianis aredecidedly favorites odds being givonon them Tho Loilanis are veryquiet but confident and tho Myrtleslook mysterious

To nights WoddincMr Olaf Sorenaen and Misa St

Clair Pranka Nioknlsou will bo mar-ried

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this ovening at St AndrewsCathedral at 8 oclock by Rov AloxMackintosh Tho bridal couple willleave for Molokai by the Kinau to-

morrow¬

morning to Bpond thoirhoneymoon with Mr and MrsMoLano at the uew plantation MrsMoLano is a siBter of Mr Sorenaen

May Not Go

Thoro is no foundation for thostatement in a morning paper thattho govornment had refused to allowthe olub of singoro and dancers toleavo for Omaha until it csn boshown that thoy will be financiallycared for aud returned to the Isl-ands

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Wo aro living in Amerioanow and parental government hasceased to exist Tho managementof tbo club was not satisfied withtho ngreomont mado and refuses toleave until their demands aro grantoU aud Buflroioat guarantees given

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Office Bethel Street over tho New230 Model Restaurant ly

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SAG ASTAS OPINION

Tho Situntion Moroly a Suspensionof Hostilitios

Madrid Aug 19 S nor Sagastalitis stated that tho actual situationnow existing as betweon Spain andtho United States is neither poaconor war and that the situation ismerely a suspension of hostilitios

Spain desired an armistice buttho United States did not agreo toit Spain in resigning hor sover-

eignty¬

in Ouba and Forto Rico hasnot renounced all belonging to horTho United Slates as an honorablenation will not seek to annex thatwhich cannot legitimately be con-

sidered¬

as booty of war accordiug tothe conditions under which peacewas concluded

Senor Sagasta bolieves that acessation of hostilities having beenproclaimed the taking of Maniladoes not affect the Philippineproblem Ono of the highest Span-ish

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jurists says that among thoships captured by the Americanswero many that did not know of thodeclaration of war and that thoircapture liko that of an army takenin similar ignorance cannot pos-

sibly¬

be legally justified by international law

Tho Spanish Govornment willnominate three individuals to arrango for the evaouation of Oubaone a genoral ono an admiral andone a judicial authority GeneralBlanco will take part in the evacu-

ation¬

HOW SPAIN CLAIMS IT

Tho Surrender of Manila Does NotCount in the Oamo of v polls

Madrid August 19 The Govern ¬

ment has resolved to insist that thecapitulation of Manila after thesigning of the protocol shall haveno effect in tao peace negotiationsunfavorable to Spain

In any event the Governmentholds that tho capitulation havingbeen signed by the commander ofthe townit does not entail tho sur-render

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of tho whole of tho Philip-pines

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All the indications aro that thepeace negotiations will be prolong-ed

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The opposition factions ore re-

doubling¬

the agitation for convok-ing

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tho Cortes and it is said thatSenor Sagasta begins to hesitatealthough he shares the opinion ofDuke Almodovar de Rio tho For-eign

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Minister as to the inconveni-ence

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involved in a meeting of thoCortes and a series of debates ontho peaco terms It is suppoeod theCortes will meet after the electionto the Councils General in the mid-

dle¬

of Septemberm mm

THE CONQUESTS

Tho Thunderer Advioea Amorlca toRetain tho Lands Sho Has Won

London Aug 20 Tho Times thismorning says eclitorially that it fore-sees

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circumstances which may impelthe United States to a permanentoccupation of Cuba and adds

If America is prepared to under ¬

take the responsibility of the govern ¬

ment of the whole Philippine groupit is hard tp see how any other pow-er

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could legitimately intorforo Ifthe United States repudiates suchresponsibility a very perilous stateof things might ensue because itwould uot be easy to disputo thoright of other powers to terminatethe Btate of anarchy Thoreforomany dilliculties will bo avoided byAmerican annexation In any casano European ppwer need reckonupon finding the United States asoasy to coerce an Japan

Hair Gutting by Electricity

Hair is now cut by olectrioityTho apparatus to perform this featconsists of a platinum wiro stretchedover a comb By pressing a buttonithe current is applied to tho wirobringing it to a white heat Thocomb is then passod through thohair aud as tho wiro cornea hi con-

tact¬

tho hair is burnod off Thoond of each hair being cauterisedwhon cut prevents loss of tho oilyBubatanco of the hair Tho appara-tus

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is attaohed to an ordinary lampsocket by a flexible cord and can boustd by any borbor of ordinary skill

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A Btrlldng remedy for thin particular complaint can be effectuallyremoved by drinking Seattle DraughtBeer as served oi tho Anchor Saloonby Will Carlyle or his courteous assistaut Charlie Andrews Tho gontBhave on hand the finest of foreignliquors

Seattle Beor

This ever popular Rainier Beor isbecoming a housohold word andwill you havo a glass of Seattle

is moro ofton heard than anythingolso Tho Critorion Saloon1 havo thisbeer on tap or in bottles

BUSINESS LOCALS

Fino Fronch organdies 5c a yardat L B Kerrs Queon street

Hurry up and obtain a Hawaiiansilk flag Only a few left at Sachsstore

ForLimoB Lemons and AlligatorPears etc go to Masonic TempleFruit Store Edgar Henriquos

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now desiguH nnview

Wo will sell for cash for onomonth only S7 pants for 25suits for S18 No humbug e nie andsee for yourself Medeiros DeckerLincoln Block King Street

Dont forget to call on S E Lucasif you need good spectacle to suityour eyes He has all kinds and allprip3S and will examine your eyesfreu Call and see him at tho LoveBuilding on Fort Street

The California Fruit MarketCamarinos haB rereived oystersfish butter cheese olives cherriespeaches apricots plums lemonsoranges pears nectarines onionsraw potatoes and many othor goodIhingB T I 378

CAUTIONI bee tn inform my patrons and tbo pub ¬

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Original Hop BeerManufactured by mo h sold ONLY at No17 ant at tho CottaRe No 11 Koniaformerly Smith Streot

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Has Imd ten years practical experienceIn tho treatment of Ho so Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Ordors left Mt Club or PanUioon Stableswill be recoived and promptly aitondedtoOfflco 510 Fort Street Tolepliono 785

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THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konla Street latoly Smithboiwcen King and Hotel Streets

Remember this is tho only placein tho City where you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY

8-P- Note tho only address 17 Konla St

3T BREHAM0T1 P O BOX 185 tf

HIGH PEIGESWill as usual bo the result of

This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is railed to tho benellts en ¬

joyed bv Mibscrlbers to tbo PALAM A CUOPhRATIVfc GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at a Utile advance on Sun Fran ¬

cis o priies rredit to subscribers to theamount of shares ho d pr fit of the busi ¬

ness returned tosnbsciibersov ry 0 monthsprobtiblo Incrcnto n value of shares witha libera discount oil munthly bills Andnow what are tliu risks We answer nonebecauso subscribers can either sell thoiri hacs or rako urocories to their amountif yon want to withdraw or go away

V oiso consider the above and call oraddress PaUma Co ororative Grocery CoLM for4n shnrn or f r fur her informatloif

Par Value of shares 25 or 12 60 onlybeinj required to Income a subscriberTelephone 7R5 020 If

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THE COMMERCIAL SALOON

P F RYAN hns assumed tho manaccmentof tho Commercial Saloon tho lead ¬

ing SPORTING HOUSE IN HONOLULUFirst class

BEER AND LIQUORSsorvod only

tDW Call at Corner of Nuuaiiu andDoretanla Strcots 005 tf

THOS LINDSAYJDECW ESXjEiR

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Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

FIRBT OLABS WORK ONLYW Tov TtnlMlnir TVirl Rt tf

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attonded to nnd work

guaranteed

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