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- Tho Passenger Steamers of Lino Will Arrive andas Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA 10MOANA MAY 24AUSTEALIA JUNE 7iALAMEDA JUNE 21AUSTRALIA JULY 5MARIPOSA JULY 19AUSTRALIA 2MOANA 1G
AUSTRALIA 30ALAMEDA SEPT 13AUSTRALIA SEPT 27MARIPOSA 11AUSTRALIA 23
particulars apply
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Oceanic Steamship Gompany
TIME TABLEPino This Leant
This Port
MAY
AUGAUGAUG
OCTOCT
FOR SAW FRANCJSCO
AUSTRALIA MAY 16ALAMEDA MAY 26AUSTRALIA JUNE 13MARIPOSA JUNE 23AUSTRALIA JULY 11MOANA JULY 21AUSTRALIA AUG 8SLAMEDA AUGAUSTRALIA SEPT 5MARIPOSA SEPT 15AUSTRALIA OOT 3MOANA OOT 13AUSTRALIA OOT 31
In connection with tho sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issno to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European ports
For further to
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General Agents Oceanic S S Company
THE PACIFIC HARD ARE GO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BE BEL STREETS
The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and the PacificHardware Company give us the most complete and bestassorted line of goods in Honolulu We shall at present
v continue business at the old stand of Castle Cooke andshall carry a stock or
mvr Qva 1 TVTavnTicmrlian
Hardware and Household SuppliesArt Goods and Artistic Supplies
Picture Framing a Specialty- -
We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons
MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS
Messrs Castlo Cooke retaiu an interest in tho business and solicit for ita continuance of the patronage so kindly extended them in the past
Theo
OF
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H I MAY 13 1899
Irwin
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS
General
HONOLULU SATURDAY
erciiandise
OOifciMISSIOiN- - 3EE3KOEa3SrT3Agents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
Coyne -- Mehrten Furniture CoLIMITED
J A MEBLRTEN Manager
Furniture and UpholsteringRErAIRING- - m ALL ITS BRANCHES
Tolopolino 928 PROGRESS BLOCK Cor Fort Boretauia Sta
Sunday Services
St Andrews Cathedral Sundayafter Ascension Maj 14th G a mAoaina Hemolele 7 a tn HolyCommunion 11am Morning Pray ¬
er and Sermon 330 p m PuleAhiahi 730 p m Evensong andSermon
St Andrews Cathedral Theservices of the Second Congregationto morrow will be as follows At945 a m morning prayer with ser ¬
mon G30 p m evensong with ser-mon
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Services at St Olomqots Chapeltomorrow Holy Communion 705 atn morning prayer and sermon 1105a m Evensong 705 pm Cornerof Makiki street and Wilder avenuePunahou
Roman Catholic Cathedral Ser-vices
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at the usual hoursCoutral Union Church corner of
Beretania and Richards streets EevW M Kincaid pastor At 955a m Sunday school 11 a m pub-lic
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worship and sermon 630 p tnY P S C E prayer meeting 730p tn public worship and sermonWednesday 730 p nti pravr meet-ing
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Palama Chapel At 930 a mSundaj school 730 p m Gospelservice A wolcome for all at everysorvicp
Methodist Episcopal Ohtlrcbcorner Beretania and Miller streetsG L Pearson pastor The publicis cordially invited to attend thefollowing services Sunday SundaySchool 10 a m 11 a in Publicworship sermon by the pastor
Reorganized Church of JesusChrist Services in Mililani Hallrear of Opera House to morrowas follows Sunday school 10 a m11 a m Sacrament service preach-ing
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in Hawaiian at 630 p mEnglish service at 730 p m proaching by Elder TJ W Greene subject
Is present revelation necessarySeventh Day Adventist Chapel
Located at tho end of Hotel streetone Mock trotn luucuuowi streetServices Sabbath sabbath school10 a m preaching 11 a m SundaySunday school 4 p m preaching730 p ai Tuesday prayer andmissionary moetinc 730 d mThursday pnspel services and Biblestudy 7 p m All are welcome BL Howe pastor
Christian Chiiroh Alakea streetnear King Pastor Rev Wrn AGardner Sunday School Superin-tendent
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W O Weedon PresidentY P M Mrs J N Taggard Organist and Choir Master ProfessorE Cook Preaching morning andevening at the usual hours
Passenger TravelAHRIVALS
From San Francisco per S S Am ¬
erica Maru May 12 Frank IrwinMins Mary Irwin E P Gray J MJohnson R S Buck F A Dunahowor Dr T E Wetzel E N MurdockW B Swain W A MoMiohael W PTuttle Henry A Young Miss AgnesH Young Miss Elsie M Ypung GenChas P Eagau S T Alexander L TGrant Mrs A H Fifield J HammerJ F Darcy Dr S Genthe M 0Shaughnossy W C Baker RCAPeterson
From Maui and Molokai per stmrLehua May 12 T R Myer J K Ka--
hinu Rev J G Maugham and 2 deckFrom Maui per stmr Mokolii May
12 Joslah and wife Marie Kawanui and 13 deok
DEPARTURES
For Samoa and Australia per S SAorangi May 18 Dr Harlog RevSpoonor Mrs J E Fulton and 3ohildren Mrs J Newton and threesteerage
Infants HatsSachs
CorsetsSaohs
and Bonnets at
and Corset Waists at
Ladies Shirt Waists 50 percentreduction in price at L B Kerrsfor one week only
Muslin underwear 25 percent re-
duction¬
in price at L B Kerrs forone week only
American Messenger ServiceMasonio Temple Telephone 444
All niRht service
At Garden Lane No 9 cleanlyfurnished front room for rent from1st of April 1899 For a gentlemanonly
Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for tho HawaiianIslands
ENTFor That Xirod Fooling
That atoals over you as tho dayswork is over thores nothing elsebo good SB a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER Ttis tho tonio youneed beats all the medicine you cantakebringson a sound refreshing andhealthy sloop and makes one feel likea new person On tap or in bottlesat tho Criterion Saloon Phono 783
At tho AnchorCaptain Carlyle states that the
Bock Beer is pau for this term Atthe clobrated Anchor he nowquenches the thirst of his customerswith high grade Jesse Moore whis ¬
key or with Cyrus Nobles whitemalt whiskey which mixed withptatn soda makes the famous drinkknown as High Ball
Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grap Apples Lemons OrangesLime1 NutB RaisinR Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As ¬
paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia
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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeyp Flounders etc Allgame in seaion Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Telephone 378
Fred Harrison the proprietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works re ¬
minds his patrons and frieuds thatMemorial Day will fall on the 30thof this month and that orders fornew tombstones should be sent tohim at once
A sale that will eclipse all otherswill be commenced at L B Kerrsto morrow Saturday morning andcontinued for one week only Greaterbargains than ever will be offeredthe goodb aie all new and stylishand will meet with a ready sale atthe prices asked Ladies would dowell to call early and have firstchoice
Groceries to the Fore
In Union is Strength and so itis in Co operation
The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prices for a time bur it has againcome down to its former level and we aregetting our grocorios as cheap as we everhad them boforo If every stockholder inthe company were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Oo opera ive GroceryCo tho success of the corporation will boassured
Cull and tradoj free delivery to all partsof the city
E TIETJENSManagorPalania Co operative Grocery
Co Ltd out Kinc Street opposite Hailroad Central Depot
DANDRUFF KILLER DOES ITDOES WHAT
TjSasj
wy r him u
WHY IT KILLSand saves the hair
THE DANDItUFPIf vou are troubled
with Daudrull TricUly lieat or any scalpor skin disease try a bottle of UANDBUKP KILLER it never falls to euro
Bold by all Drucgists and at Union Uarhr Shop Kemembor tho trade mark
tho two faces beware of imitationV lAOHECO
Solo ProprietorTelephone Nn fiW lll tf
ooeantoSteamship Co
FOR SAN KRANCISCOTHE Al BTBAMBHIP
AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOLULU
rOB TUB ABOVE POBT OH
Tuesday May 16thAT 4 OCLOCK 1 M
The undersigned are now prepared toIssue Through Tickets from this City to allpoints in the United States
Bap-- For further particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to
Wm Q IRWIN CO LdQenvrnl Agents
No 1200
Wilders Steamship Go
TIME TABLE
L WIGHT 1res 8 B ROSE BccCapt J A KING Port8upt
Stmr KIWAUCLARKE Commander
Vlli leave Honolulu oyery Tuesday at 12o olopk noon touching nt Lahalnn Maalaea Bay and Makena the same day Maliukonn Kawaihao nna 1 nupahoeho thefollowing day arriving nt Hilo Wednes ¬day ovonlng
xurnirnint wui sail from Hilo every Kriday at G oclock p m touching ai Laupahoelioe Jlahnkona Kawaihae MakenaMaalarn Bay and Lahatnn arriving atHonolulu Saturday nightc at poholkl una on thesecond trip of each month arriving thereon the morning of the day of sailing fromxiilo to Honolulu
The popular rout to tho Volcano is vipHilo A good carriage road the entire
Srmr CAUDINBCAMERON Commander
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 ptouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahnlu Maui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday morningsCUU at Wua KauP once eacmonth
This Company will reserve tnt ofmake change m the time of departure andsrrha of Us Steamers without notice andi will not be respoumbie lor any conaequences arising therefrom
ahsbtttdeeSdPnBiblB 01 WSKrt0 receiYe only at owners riskThis fJompany will not be responsible foxiloucy or Valuables of passengers unlessplacod in the care of PursersESf FasSbnpera nrn vanntj i
chase Tickets0 before embarking tAXfallhi to do so will be subject to an addi ¬tional charge of twenty five per centThe Coinnnir will i uJ uviof nor injury to nor delay In the deliveryof baggage orpersonal eflectsof the passim
iWdVrSK01 thetioket aad ehtiileIpIoyees f he Company are for- -
MJceive roishfc wI0Ut Stor ¬ing e receipt therefor in tho formprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of the Companys SteamersShippers are notified that If freight isshipped without such receipt it will bebotly at the risk of the shipper
OLAnS SPBKOKELS WU Q IBWIN
Clans Sprecels Co
BANKERSHONOLULU
Ban Francisco Agents THE NEVALBANK OF SAN FRANOISCO
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
BAN FKANOISCO The Nevada Bank oBan Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YORK American Exchange Nntional Bank
OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPARIB Comptoir National dEscompte deParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND VOKOHAMA Hong
Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North America
Tiansact a General Banking and FxcharBusiness
Deposits Received Loans made on Axproved Beourity Commercial and Travelers Oredit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold
doltontlona Promptly Acoonntnd Ver
MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE
LOUIS K McGREW
OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Rosaspmce United States Custom HoubuBrokers Accountants Bearohers oTltlpu and General Bunlness Agents
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0 V VMY AFTERNOON
VST TnrEcuoNK 811 j3UvxiHnt Bnndny
At Brlto Hull Koula Stroot
SU1330RIPTION RATESPel Month anywhere In tho Ha ¬
waiian Islands 50Ior Year 0 00Pet Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬
tries 8 00
Payable Invariably in Advance
- J TESTA Proprietor and Pub¬
lisherEDMUND NOBRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant
EditorKeoldinK in Honolulu
SATURDAY MAY 13 1899
THE DIRQE OF KAIULANI
Our Flag That was pulled downThe Hawaiian Ladies Patriotic So ¬
ciety wrote to Admiral Miller askingto be allowed its possession He neveranswered My own flag tho RoyalStandard was shown to me by aWashington young lady in her draw ¬
ing room Ex Queen Liliuokalani
I have nothing to live for nowThey have taken all my life fromme Princess Kaiulani
Kaiulanil Kaiulauil Princess of thejewelled seas
Kaiulanil Kaiulanil sighs the scent-ed
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tropic breezeKaiulani dove notes echo through
palm fronds and darkling treesKaiulanil Thy brown nation mourn-
ing¬
lowly on its kneeMoans and wails in plaintive cad-
ence¬
draining sorrow to tholees
And the burden of its Badness overreef and ocean flees
Send back our FlagOh men of white ambition and of
powerWho robbed our Daughter of her
qtioenly dower -Relent in this her dark her silent
hourGive back our Flag
Above her where she lies a fragileflower
Stricken where ruthless hands de-spoiled
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her bowerWhile we crouch round our tears a
blinding showerHang up our Flag
Send back our FlagYe mock us with white sympathy
and sighWith formal speech strange flag
hung half mast highNo flag have we above her tomb to
flyGive back our Flag
What boots it that our nimble fin-
gers¬
plyThat lets of royal shade about her
lieThat royal kahili still meets tho eye
Give her her Flag
Send back her FlagYe broke her heart oh men with
white mens greedHer royal heart with grasping word
and deedAll careless of a royal virgins need
Give hack her Flag ITis such a little thing for which we
pleadLittle to you for have yo not de-
creed¬
That all Hawaiis treasures are yourmeed
lleturn her FlagSend back our Flag
Ye won it not ye wrenched it Wewere free
To worship our own chiefs of highdegree
Ye trampled on them and theirroyalty
Give back her Flag IShall your white women hold it fast
and SheWho sleeps among the moaning of
the seaEven in Deaths sad sleep despoiled
boBring back her Flag
Send back our FlagYe came and preached your talo of
love to allOf Gods great tenderness whateer
befallOf white mans answer to the brown
mans callAnd stole our Flag
Doth uot one legend mid your pre ¬
cepts fallHow runs it Mene Mene on tbo
wallAh lest your prido of greatness fade
and pallGive back our Flag
Send back our FlagThey took my lift our darling
made her moanHave ye no pity are your hoarts of
stonoUnto her heart uow pulseless and
aloneGive back her Flag
Yo claimed tho birthright whichwas hors alone
Her peoples love pleads in hushedpnssious toue
Give back the embjoui of our glor-ious
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lloronGive back the Flag I
Kaiulauil Kaiulanil Princess of thejowollod isles
Kaiulanil whom our love and glad-ness
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nevermore beguilesGanst thou hear the sound of weeping
rising thro thy palm crownedaisles
Where thy royal mamo woos hisgolden mate with featheredwiles
Where we crotioh beneath thy ban ¬
yans while the white man strutsand smiles
Cant thou hear the sound of weepingrising thro thy palm crownedaisles
A R Rose SoletSan Francisco Marou 1899
CORRESPONDENCE
Ticket Scalping
Ed The Independent
I wish you would roRtstor a pro-test
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against tho manner in whichthe tickets for thi Hoyl MrKee perfornnupps nro hn g wild Tliert- - isa law jiaitiat ticket sti ilpinfc in nilcivilized countriep ond wt I mcreditably informed that i youngspeculator bought 300 lii knts forTuesdays performance for the pur-pose
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of making a paltry profit Themanagement of the theatrical com ¬
pany is not aware that oy allowingsuoh a method it may meot with themarble heart The game has beentried hero before and the theatregoing people boycotted tho com-pany
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which allowed it and tho season here was a fizzle I also noticedto day that a very prominent officialinstead of taking his place in therow of people waiting for their tick ¬
ets was accommodated over theheads of those whose moneys are asgood as his and who patiently wait-ed
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for their turn to reach the boxoffice plan and secure tickets X
An American Citizen
Ghas A Berner ft ho recently ar-
rived¬
in Honolulu as a stowaway onone of the transport was arrestedlast night on a charge of havingopium in possession
The man who looks like a typicalhoodlum had been frequenting anotorious gambling den during thefew days he has been in the coun-try
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Ho did not deuy to the Mag-
istrate¬
that he had been usingopium but claimed it was necessaryfor his health to do so The Mag ¬
istrate told thoyouug man that ifthat was tho case he should haveobserved the law by applyiug to theacnomrandatiug doctor of the pub-
lic¬
Dispensary for the drug and acertificate stating that ho was en ¬
titled to use opium Mr Bernerdidnt like tho idea at all aud toldthe Judge in somewhat forciblelanguage that he was an Amer-ican
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citizen The Judge then toldthe defendant that ho didnt care asnap whether the defendant was theAugel Gabriel uud fined him 50and coats which means that MrBerner will assist in road makingduring the nest four months andthusly beoomo a valuable citizon ofHawaii
It is said that it is not likely thatan extra session of Cougrees will becalled
Admiral Kautz lays the blame ofSamoan disturbances on GermanConsul Rose
General Funston was slightlywounded in leading his muu in avictorious attack
The National Republican Partywill declare its opposition to Trustsin its presidential platform
Boss Oroker advises the sale oftho Philippines to Great Britainif she will buy them
Earthquakes in Greece This isan Almanaok Seismic year
The U S training ship Adamawill probably be in port on QueenVictorias birthday
MPKR
Society Evnt
HnVT- AND
McKEESNew York Mison Square Theater Co
Headed by
SIR HARRY CONOR
WILL PIIESENT ON
TUESDAY May 1G A TltlP TOOHINATOKN
THURSDAY Mny 1- 9- A It AG11ABY
BATU11DAY MATINEE May 20 ARAO liABY
SATURDAY NIGHT Mny 2- 0- ATRIP TO CHINATOWN
MONDAY Mny 2-2- A STRANGER INNEW YORK
TUESDAY May 23 To bo decided InterRailing Mny 21 on tho Moana for Aus ¬
traliaThis orRnnizaiion numbers nineteen per
sons and is positively the most expensiveand talented that has ever como lo Hono-lulu
Beat sale at Wall Nichols Co Saturdaynight 1109 lOt
100 REWARDWHEREAS ON SUNDAY NIGHT
Mny 7 1S00 on tho Waikiki Roat nearWrights Villa Antono Ralino trnm car
driver whilst driving a tram car belonging
to tho Hawniinn Tramways Co was vio-
lently¬
assaulted and griovously injured by
some person or persons unknown now
therefore the above reward will e paM by
the undersigned to any person or persons
who will givo such evidence or informationas shall lead 1o the arrest nnd convictionof the person or persons concerned in thematter Information may bo given to theMarshal or to W H Pain manager of
Tho Hawaiian Tramways Co 1197 lw
NOTICE
OR TAKING SAND FROMDIGGING side of Ala Moana RoadI Beach Road is strictly prohibited Anypersons caught in the net will be prose-cuted
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to the full extent of the LawW H OUMMINGB
Road Supervisor Honolulu118 2w
Timely TopicsHonolulu April 12 1899
Mayhap you think we willwait until tho hot weatherarrives to remind you of Alas ¬
kan matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre ¬
served and nourished in thesestirring times if you are an-
xious¬
to follow tho rising for-tunes
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of Kihei and Niulii Wehave the
BEST STOOK ON TEE
for your purpote We haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the
ALASKA
It invariably pays a largebonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfails to please People arcchanging their investments inother refrigerators to take the
ALASKAAVe have a sufficient supply
to iill all demands from thesmall ice cheet for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arethe general favorites We alsohave
T8E GOTHAM COOLER
in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate youPlease call and inspect ourgoods
o taaiifm Hardware Co w268 Four Street
commenced to
WEEK ONLYivivmiv
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Grocaries to the Fore
In Union is Strength and bo itis in Co operation
Tho Yanco Sparco war brought abouthigh prices for a time but it has againcomo down to its former lovel nnd wo nrogetting our groceries ns cheap as wo overhad them beforo If every stockholder intho company were to purchase hH or hergroceries from tho Co opera ivo GroceryCo tho success of the corporation will boassured
Cftll and tradoj free dolivory o all partsof tho city
E T1ETTENSManager Palania Co operative Grocery
Co LtJ out ltiinr Street opposite Rail¬
road Central Dopot
t81 KINO OTUKKT
O J Waller - - MinvKt
Wholesale amKctall
Go
sxjxoeEp 3Ann -
Navy ContraOTortt
Plumber and Gas fltterOrders promptly attended to nnd work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET WEAK- - FORTTKIEVHnNR YIY
WAIPIO PACKAGE EXPRESS
T I
Will leave Waipahu at G a m on
Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays
Leavo Honolulu from corner of Kingand Fort Streets fMoTntyreV at 12noon samo days
Express Wagon 141
WALLACE JACKSON Prop11 83 1 m
The Independent is delivered to allparti nf tho town for BOc n month
All Others
continued for
Table Linen NapkinsMeetings Pillow CasingsOur stock of SHIRT WAISTS
must be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentpricesTJnyCBKEXjL AS an PARASOLS
are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care ¬
fully selected stocks thus assuringBargains
Gome Early as There Will Be No RESERVE
X ju IEEL ilSSIE Importer Queen St
MiflAI AND GENERAIj NEWS
Orphouin to nightNow PiqueH at Sachs
Company A electa a captajn thisevoning
Latest stylos iu Shirt Waists atSachs
Admiral Kautz reports all quintin Samoa
See the display of Infants Millnery at Sachs
The America Maru sails at 5 to-morrow
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morning
The Aoraugi sailed for the Colo ¬
nies this morning
Concort at Makeo Islandafternoon as usual
The O O S S Gaelic sails at 5p in to day for San Francisco
The health of President MeKinloy is causing much apprehension
George Boardman loaves by theAmerica Maru on Japanese immi ¬
gration bent
The Duke DArcos has been ap-pointed
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Spains Minister to theUnited States
John Ena announces that his so-journ
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in Mexico is but temporary torecover his health
Table Linen and Napkins 25 per-cent
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reduction at L P Kerrs forone week only
The tug Relief of San Franciscowas sent iu searoh of the derelictBlihu Thompson
Sales of seats for the Hoyt MclveeCnuipnuy opening on Tuesday even ¬
ing are progressing
Professors Richards aud Lightfootwill ontortain the Boys Club thisevening with moving pictures
As the baud plays at the Sundayschool rally this afternoon therewill be no concert at Emma Square
Hot for Punahou on Mondayevening to see Miss Janet Waldorfin As you like it under thn classicgroves TioketaSl
Dr F Howard Humphris holdsDr Geo Herberts full power of attoruoy during hia temporary ab ¬
sence from the Islands
It will bo a big night at the Orpheum to night with now talent incombiuation with the present fav-orites
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Jim Posts version of PecksBad Boy will be prosented
May 24th will seo a baseball be ¬
tween the Stars and Battery 1 andif the Government grants an inform-al
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holiday there may also be a crick ¬
et match iu honor of Victoriasbirthday
The mammouth Sunday Schoolrally take place this afternoon un-
der¬
very favorable auspices About330 is the time to witness the firstrally at the drill shed and thence toPalace Squaro
TMiss Hoffman and O H W Nor-ton
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won tho tennis mixed doublechampionship for 1899 This after ¬
noon Miss Hart and Miss Hoffmancontest for the ladies championshipof the Islands
Mr V A Kinney will representMr A S Humphreys in the case tobe preferred by tho latter agaiustAttorney General Cooper whom hecharges with malfeasance and unpro-fessional
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conduct
The roof of the Orpheuin will bolifted to night when tho pictures
of Kalakaua Liliuokalani and Kaiulani are presented iu a brilliant dis-play
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of light while Hawaii Ponoiand Aloha Oe are being playod
The result of last evenings meet ¬
ing of baseballista was tho reorgan ¬
ization of the star team of Stars JO Carter Jr will be mauager ThoLeague will this year consist of thoStars Kamohameha and Battery
Atthe 945 servico of the SecondCongregation of St Andrews Cath ¬
edral to morrow morning the choirwill sing a now To Deum and Jubilato by Wray Taylor Tho authomwill bo Sing O Heavons by Hall
Tho Hoyt MoKee Company arecombining pleasure with their bus-iness
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trip to Honolulu Last even ¬
ing Col Will EFisher entertainedHarry Conor Mr Arthur PaoieMr Hugh Ward and Manager Ed ¬
ward G Cooke at the OfficersClub It is quito probable a visitto see the sham batttle at RemondGrove will bo made
Stanford is to have a completelaw onurae
Tho Russian Government hasprotested iu a friendly manneragainst Germanys appointment ofProf Von Stengel as a delegate tothe Peace Conference
His Last LoiterIon Dillon woll known in Hono-
lulu who wai captured in thePhillipines with the Yorktown detachment Under command of LieuteuantGilmoro wrote a letter on tho 6thof April from Oavite to his next ofkin which was received yesterdayby tho Gaelic
Dillon has not beon accounted forbut it is hopud that he is as safo astho rnon in tho Gilmoro party
This is an extract from his letterWo had a verj pleasant passage j
out calling a few days at Guam andthence straight to Manila
Since arriviug at Cavito we havebeon out on two expeditions bombarding the iusurgeuts in an aboutLingayon Gulf and wo expect tostart in a few days for a monthsoruifrt around tho islands aud as Ithink the troublo is unarly over Ihope to have a pleasant time
Jim Sherwood is running a saloonat Cavite I have not had a chance toseo him yet but expect to meet himsoon Ho advertises under the nameof Colonel Jim lato of Honoluluand I hoar he is doing Hue
I send you two flags that I got offa Spauish steamer we captured hername was tho San Joaquin I alsosent you a copy of PiotureequeManila published by Chofre Coiu Mauila in which you will And
some very fine views of our newpossessions You will notice thatthe churches and official buildingsare magnificent and that the vil-
lages of the people aie autodiluvian huts This fact is very significaut in regard to Spauish rule
I will write you again when wereturn from next expedition
Wo suggest to Dillons kinsman toaddress his answer to J Dillon ofthe U S S Yorktowu care ofAguinnldo somewhere in tho Phillipino Islands
Sicked and PrickodA prominent citizen whose family
left by the Moana two week agoreceived a letter by the AmericaMaru stating that they had safelyreached San Francisco after a verypleasant voyage The Moana motthe U S T Senator and calls weremade between the two ships
Tho Captain of the Moaua askedhis passengers whether theywould object to his steaming out ofhis course to look for the ihip ElihuThompson the arrival of which islooked forward to in San Franciscowith some ahxiety This step wouldof course mean the loos of Bornetime All the passengers agreed tobe put to tho inconvenience withthe exception of one au English-man
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who claimed that it would bea beastly nuisance doutcherknowto bother about a sugar loaded shipIn responso to his kick he foundbis bunk filled with copper tackswhen he wont to rest that night andthey prickod him The kicking wasof no avail because the Captain inthe interest of humanity went outof his course but unfortunately sawno signs of tho uiiaaiug ship Thelaughter was on tho kicker but honevor said a word
Tho Mohican Hartford aud Monongahola have been assignod astraining ships tho two first namedfor the Paoifio Coast
Central American countries nothaving representatives at St Peters ¬
burg are offended at not being in-
vited¬
to participate iu the PeaceConference Tho small fry are overthe largest kiokors
Professor Langleys flying maohino is almost perfected and issoon to have au official trial
NOXIOE
DUltlNG MY TEMPORARY AHtheso Islands Dr 1 How ¬
ard Humpliris has iny full power ofattorney QKO HERBERT
1200 3t
Loans Negotiateditems UollectedAppraisements Made
Full Gharge takenof Property forAbsentees
WILL E FISHER
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Stock and Bond BrokerOfllco Corner Fort and Merchant Streets
Honolulu H I 1 0 Box 705U71 2m
The Larges
Messenor Servico
Honolulu Mestenger Service de ¬
liver messages aud packages Tele ¬
phone S7R
Family
J P POST ManagerW E SHARP Musical Director
TOJim Posts Own Version of tho
Funny Comedy Entitled
COMING ATTRAOTIONS On arrivalof Australia May inth a new companywill open
Tho Greatest Aggregation of VouduvilloTalent evor seen fii Honolulu at ouo time
Box Office opens at 10 am Phone 510
A new lot of the Finest
Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc
Also a new invoice of the Celebrated
Specially manufactured for the tropicalclimate second to none
MOKB THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
O the Hawaiian Islands dnring the lastyears
iLWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRYAND
Also the choicest European and Ameri ¬
can
Beers Ale WinesAT MOBT BKABOHABLK PRlOKS
Ed HOPFBOHLAEGER COCorner Kins Bethel Streets
SITIISTSfrWWfrotofrfrfrfrow
t Variety Imported
VALUES CHARiLSTTEED
Importers of
Up-to-da- te Merchandise
Children Millinery Muslin Hats
THE QBPHfiUHTheatre
NIGHT
ical
Ever
Direct
PECKS BAD BOY
JUST ARRIVED
Instruments
Westermeyer Pianos
GOODS
General
Liquors
LTD
lew and
Merchandise
Muslin Bonnets Dainty Styles
acme Heights
Applications will be received at tho office of BRUCE WARING COfor tho purchase of lots on
PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a Buperb marine and scenie view stretching from Dia ¬
mond Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in
course of construction and choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available
On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate
The Elevatiou of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted
according to tho number of applicationsg0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetHW Terras Easy
BRUCE WARING CO1130 tt ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
HONOLULU
Eye and Ear InfirmaryWill open for Treatmcut of patients on
Juno let next Third Floor Model Blocknext Progress Hall comer Beretania andFortbtreois
TRUSTEES
Robert Lower Esq PresidentT F Huckfeld EsqB F Dillingham EsqThos Hobron EsqL C Abies EsqE Mott Smlth Esq Secretary aud
Treasurer
SURGICAL STAFFDR SLOQGETT DR ANDREWS
NOXIOE OF KEMOVAI
Dr 81ogtiett will remove his offices totho 3rd Floor Model Blooc on Tane 1stneTt
1103 td
B N BOYD
SUBVEYOB AND REAL EjTATE AGENT
230Office Bethel Street ovor the Now
Model Restamant iy
FOR RENT
The Premises known as the
on the beach at Waikiki
Furnished or Unfurnished
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150 No 310 Port StALOHA LA0UI STORE
Have on exhibition and for saleHawaiian Fancy Work UttUags Fans
Hat Braids Calabashes EtcItf2 School Street near Lillha Iy
3
1
If
jtfssa92i 51WV
THE INDEPENDENT
-- - IdSlJKD
0 V V liY AFTERNOON
tJT Telephone 811 J23iKxnHnt Bnnrtnyj
At Brito Hull Koiiia Btroot
BUBSORIFTION RATESPui Month anywhere in tho Ha ¬
waiian Islands C 60For Year 0 00Pr Year postpaid to Foreign Court
tries 8 00
Payable Invariably In Advanco
J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬
lisherEDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORACE WKIGHT Assistant
EditorKenldliiK in Honoluln
SATURDAY MAY 13 1899
THE DIRGE OF KAtUIiflNI
Our Flag That was pulled downThe Hawaiian Ladies Patriotic So-
ciety¬
wrote to Admiral Miller askingto be allowed its possession He neveranswered My own flag tho RoyalStandard was shown to mo by aWashington young lady in her draw ¬
ing room Ex Queen Liliuokalani
I have nothing to live for nowThey have taken all my life fromme Princess Kaiulani
Kaiulanil Kaiulani Princess of thejewelled seas
Kaiulani Kaiulanil sighs the scent¬
ed tropic breezeKaiulanil doye notes echo through
palm fronds and darkling treesKaiulanil Thy brown nation mourn-
ing¬
lowly on its kneeMoans and wails in plaintive cad-
ence¬
draining sorrow to tholeee
And the burden of its sadness overreef and ocean flees
Send back our FlagOh men of white ambition and of
powerWho robbed our Daughter of her
queenly dowerRelent in this her dark her silent
hourGive back our Flag
Above her where she lies a fragileflower
Stricken where ruthless hands dospoiled her bower
While we crouch round our tears ablinding Bhower
Hang up our Flag
Send back our FlagYe mock us with white sympathy
and sighWith formal speech strange flag
hung half mast highNo flag have we above her tomb to
Give back our Flag
What boots it that our nimble fin ¬
gers plyThat his of royal shade about her
lieThat royal kahili still meets tho eye
Give her her Flag
Send back her FlagYe broke her heart oh men with
white mens greedHer royal heart with grasping word
and deedAll careless of a royal virgins need
Give back her FlagTis such a little thing for which we
pleadLittle to you for have yo not de ¬
creedThat all Hawaiis treasures are your
meedReturn her Flag
Send back our FlagYe won it not ye wrenched it We
were freeTo worship our own chiefs of high
degreeYe trampled on them and their
royaltyGive back her Flag I
Shall your white women hold it fastand She
Who sleeps among the moaning ofthe sea
Even in Deaths sad sleep despoiledbe
Bring back her Flag I
Send back our Flag IYe oame and preaohed your tale of
love to allOf Gods great tenderness whateer
befallOf white mans answer to the brown
mans callAnd stole our Flag
Doth not one legend raid your pre ¬
cepts fall -
How runB it Mene Mene on thowall
Ah lest your prido of greatness fadeand pall
Give back our Flag I
a
Send back our Flan I i
Thoy took my life our darlingmado hor moan
Have yo no pit- - are your hoorts ofstone
Unto her heart uow pulseless andalonp
Give back her FlagYe claimed tho birthright which
was hors aloneHer peoples love pleads in hushed
passions toneGive back tho embjoni of our glor-
ious¬
flownGive back the Flag
Kaiulaui Kaiulani Princess of thejowolled ibIcs
Kaiulnni whom our love and glad ¬
ness nevormoro beguilesOansl thou hear tic sound of weeping
rising thro thy palm crownedaisles
Where thy royal mamo woos hisgolden mate with featheredwiles
Where we crouoh beneath thy ban ¬
yans whiln the white man strutsand smiles
Cant thou hear the sound of weepingrising thro thy palm crownedaisles
A R Rose SoleySan Francisco March 1899
CORRESPONDENCE
Ticket Scalping
Ed The Independent
I wish you would rogistor a pro-test
¬
against tho manner in whichthe tickets for t lit- - Hoyt MpKeB perforrnanci aro bir g Mild There isa law tniiiiot ticket iu tillcivilized comitriep tul w t I amcreditably informed that i youngspeculator bought 300 tickets forTuesdays performance for the pur-pose
¬
of making i paltry profit Themanagement of the theatrical com ¬
pany is not aware that oy allowingsuch a method it maj meet with themarble heart The game has beentried hero before and the theatregoing people boycotted tho com-pany
¬
which allowed it and the season here was a fizzle I also noticedto day that a very prominent officialinstead of taking his place in therow of people waiting for their tick ¬
ets was accommodated over thoheads of those whose moneys are asgood as his and who patiently wait ¬
ed for their turn to reach the boxoffice plan and secure tickets X
An American Citizen
Gbas A Berner who recently ar-
rived¬
in Honolulu as a stowaway onone of the transports was arrestedlast night on a charge of havingopium iu possession
The man who looks like a typicalhoodlum bad been frequenting anotorious gambling den during thefew days he has been in the coun-try
¬
He did not deny to the Mag ¬
istrate that he had been usingopium but claimed it was nocensaryfor his health to do so The Mag-
istrate¬
told the young man that ifthat was tho case he should haveobserved the law by applying to theacnomraodating doctor of the pub-
lic¬
Dispensary for the drug and acertificate stating that ho was en-
titled¬
to use opium Mr Bernerdidnt like the idea at all and toldthe Judge in somewhat forciblelanguage that he was an Amer-
ican¬
citizen Tho Judge thon toldthe defendant that ho didnt care asnap whether the defendant was thoAngel Gabriel und fined him 50and co3ts which means that MrBerner will assist iu road makingduring tho next four months andthusly become a valuable citizen ofHawaii
m m m
It is said that it is not likely thatan extra session of Congress will becalled
Admiral Kautz lays the blame ofSamoan disturbances on GermanConsul Rose
General Funston was slightlywouuded in leading Lis men iu avictorious attack
The National Republican Partywill declare its opposition to Trustsin its presidential platform
Boss Oroker advises the sale oftho Philippines to Great Britainif she will buy them
Earthquakes iu Greece This isan Almanack Seismic year
The U S traiuing ship Adamswill probably bo in port on QueenVictorias birthday
vMxtVtrfn vM
J flDflDv
Society Kvsnt
HOYTAND
McKEESNew Yoik Badison Square Theater Co
Headed by
MR HARRY CONOR
WILL 1ltESENT ON
TUESDAY May 1G A TUIP TOCHINATOWN
THURSDAY May 1- 8- A ltAGIiABY
8ATURDAY MATINEE May 20 AltAR 11ABY
SATHltDAY NIGHT May 2-0- AT1UP TO CHINATOWN
MONDAY May 22 A STRANGER INNEW YORK
TUESDAY May 23 To ho decided laterBailing May 21 on the Moana for Aus-
tralia¬
This organization numbers ninoteen per ¬
sons and is positively tho most expensiveand talented thai has ever como to Hono-lulu
Beat sale a Wall Nichols Co Saturdaynight 1109 lOt
100 REWARDWHEREAS ON SUNDAY NIGHT
May 7 1S09 on tho Waikiki Road nearWrights Villa Antono Ralino tram car
driver whilst driviiiR a tram car belonging
to tho Hawaiian Tramways Co was vio-
lently¬
asfaiiltcd and Eriovously injured by
sonic person or persons unknown now
therefore tho above reward will e paid by
the undersigned to any person or persons
who will givo such evidence or informationas shall lend to the arrest nnd convictionof the person or persons concerned in thomattt r Information may bo given to theMarshal or to W H Pain manager ofTho Hawaiian Tramways Co 1197 lw
NOTICE
OR TAKING SAND FROMDIGGING side of Ala Moana RoadBeach Road is strictly prohibited Any
persons caught in the net wilt be prose ¬
cuted to the full extent of the LawW H CUMMINGS
Road Supervisor Honolulu118 2w
Sh
Timely TopicsHonolulu April 12 1399
Mayhap you think avc willwait until tho hot weatherarrives to remind you of Alas ¬
kan matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre ¬
served and nourished in thesestirring times if you are an-
xious¬
to follow the rising for-tunes
¬
of Kihei and Niulii Wehave the
BET STODK ON THE
for your purpote We haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the
It invariably pays a largebonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfails to please People arechanging their investments inother refrigerators to take the
ALASKAWe have a sufficient supply
to fill all demands from thesmall ice chest for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arethe general favorites We alsohave
TOE GOTHAM COOLER
in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate youPlease call and inspect ourgoods
Tn Qawallftn Hardware Co ii2C8 Four Stkeet
Eclipse
Groceries to the Fore
In Union is Strength and bo itIs in Co operation
Tho Yanco Sparco war brought abouthigh prices for a time but it lias againcomo down to its former lovel and wo nrogetting our grocorie9 as cheap as we everhnd them boforo If evory stockholder intho coiupntiy were to pntohae his or herKrocirlos from tho Go opera ivo GroceryCo tho success of the corporation will boassured
Ortll and tradoj frco delivery o all partsof tho city
E TIETTENSManacor lalama Co operative Grocery
Co ItJ out Kino Street opposlto Rail ¬
road Central Dopot
Metropolitan- - Meal Co
81 KINO BTttKBT
U J Waller inKn
Wholesale anilRetail
bttqobhs3rjsadd -
Navy ContraOTorti
and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR- - FORTKIEVHnR YW
WAIFI0 PACKAGE EXPRESS
Will leave Waipahu at 6 a m on
Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays
Leavo Honoluln from corner of KiDgand Fort Streets McIntyreV at Unoon samo days
Express Wagon 141
WALLACE JACKSON Prop11P3 lm
r
The TvnrrpprJnrNT is rlalivnrnrl tr nilpart of tho town for 50c a month jw A
111 Others
be commenced to morrowmorning and continued for ONEWEEK ONLY
Table Linen Napkinseetings Pillow Casings
kviimxiitvvttvnii
Plumber
Our stock of SHIRT WAISTSmust be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentpricesTJDVCBKEXjLjS stnA PARASOLS
are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care¬
fully selected stocks thus assuringBargains
Gome Early as There Will BeJo RESERVE
j Jfes JnL JdLaJtrcJrc importer Queen St
fOOAI AND OENERAIi NEWS
Orphouin to night
New Piques at Saohs
Oompauy V electa a eaptajn thisevening
Latest styloa iu Shirt Waists atSaohs
Admiral Kautz reports all quietin Samoa
See the display or Infants Millnery at Saohs
The America Maru sails at 5 to-morrow
¬
morning
The Aorangi sailed for the Colo-nies
¬
this morning
Concort at Makeo Islandaftoruoou as usual
The O O S S Gaelic sails at 5p m to day for San Francisco
The health of President MeKinloy is causing much apprehension
George Boardman loaves by theAmerica Maru on Japanese immi-gration
¬
bent
The Duke DAicos has been ap-pointed
¬
Spains Ministor to theUnited States
John Ena announces that his so ¬
journ in Mexico is but temporary torecover his health
Table Linen and Napkins 25 per ¬
cent reduction at L B Kerrs forone week only
The tug Relief of San Frauciecowas sent iu search of the dorelictElihu Thompson
Sales of seats for the Hoyt McKeeCompany opening on Tuesday even-ing
¬
are progressing
Professors Richards and Lightfootwill ontortain the Boys Club thisevening with moving pictures
As the baud plays at the Sundayschool rally this afternoon therewill be no oonoert at Emma Square
Hoi for Punahou on Mondayevening to see Miss Janet Waldorfin As you like it under tlm classicgroves TioketsSl
Dr F Howard Humphris holdsDr Gen Herberts full power of at-torney
¬
duriog his temporary abseuco from the Islands
It will bo a big night at the Orpheum to night with now talent incombination with the present fav-orite
¬
Jim Posts version of PecksBad Boy will be prosented
May 2 lth will seo a baseball be ¬
tween the Stars and Battery 1 andif the Government grants an inform-al
¬
holiday there may also be a crioket match iu honor of Victoriasbirthday
The mammouth Sunday Schoolrally take place this afternoon un-der
¬
very favorablo auspices About380 is the time to witness the firstrally at the drill shed and thence toPalace Square
Miss Hoffman and C H W Nor-ton
¬
won the tennis mixed doublechampionship for 1899 This after ¬
noon Miss Hart and Miss Hoffmancontest for the ladies championshipof the Islands
Mr W A Kinuey will representMr A S Humphreys in the case tobe preferred by the latter againstAttorney General Cooper whom hecharges with malfeasance and unpro-fessional
¬
conduct
The roof of the Orpheum will bolifted to night when the pictures
of Ealakaua Liliuokalaui and Kaiulani are presented in a brilliant dis-play
¬
of light while Hawaii Ponoiand Aloha Oe are being played
The result of last evenings meet ¬
ing of baseballists was the reorgan-ization
¬
of the star team of Stars JO Carter Jr will be manager ThoLeague will this year consist of theStars Kamehameha and Battery
At the 945 sorvico of the SecondCongregation of St Andrews Cath-edral
¬
to morrow morning the choirwill sing a now Te Deum and Jubi-late
¬
by Wray Taylor The anthemwill be Sing O Heavons by Hall
The Hoyt MoKee Company arecombining pleasure with their bus ¬
iness trip to Honolulu Last even ¬
ing Col Will E Fisher entertainedHarry Conor Mr Arthur PaoipMr Hugh Ward ond Manager Ed ¬
ward G Cooke at the OfficersClub It is quite probable a visitto see the sham batttle at RemondGrove will be made
Stanford is to have a completelaw course
The Russian Government haaprotested iu a friendly manneragainst Germanys appointment ofProf Von Stengel as a delegate tothe Peace Conference
His Last LotterJor Dillon woll known in Hono-
lulu who wai captured in thnPhilllpints with the Yorlttown detachment tinder command of LieutenantGilmoro wroto a letter on tho 6thof April from Cavite to his next ofkiu which was received yesterdayby tho Gaelic
Dillon has not been accounted forbnl it is liopuil that he is as safe as
tho men in tho Gilmoro partyThis is an t xtract from his letter
We had n very pleasant passagoout calling a few days at Guam andthence straight to Manila
Since arriving at Cavite wo havebeeu out on two expeditions bom-
barding the iusurgents in an aboutLingayon Gulf and wo expect tostart iu a few days for a monthscruirt arouud tho islands aud as Ithink the trouble is unarly over Ihope to havo a pleasant time
Jim Sherwood is running a saloonat Cavite I have not had a chance toseo him yot but expect to meet himsoou Ho advertises undor the nameof Colonel Jim lato of Honoluluaud I hoar he is doing fine
I send you two flags that I got off
a Spanish steamer wo captured hername was tho San Joaquin I alsosent you a copy of PicturesqueManila published by Chofre Coin Manila in which you will findsome very fine views of our newpossessions You will notice thatthe churches and official buildingsare magniGceut and that the vil-
lages¬
of the people aie autodiluvian huta This fact is very signi- -
ficaut in regard to Spanish ruleI will write you again when we
return from next expeditionWe suggest to Dillons kinBtnau to
address his answer to J Dillon ofthe U S S Yorktowu care ofAguinaldo somewhere in tho Phiilipino Islands
m
Kicked and PrlckodA prominent citizen whose family
left by tho Moana two week goreceived a letter by the AmericaMaru stating that they had hafelyreached San Francisco after a verypleasant voyage The Moana motthe U S T Senator and calls weremade between the two ships
Tho Captain of the Moaua askedhis passengers whether theywould object to his Bteaming out ofhis course to look fortheihip ElihuThompson the arrival of which is
looked forward to in San Franciscowith some ahxiety This step wouldof course mean the loss of sometime All the passengers agreed tobe put to the inconvenience withthe exception of one an English ¬
man who claimed that it would bea beastly nuisance doutcherknowto bother abouta sugar loaded shipIn response to his kick ho foundbis bunk filled with copper tackswhen he wont to rent that night andthey pricked him The kicking wasof no avail because the Captain inthe interest of humanity wont outof his course but unfortunately sawno signs of the missing ship Thelaughter was on the kicker but honever said a word
The Mohican Hartford aud Monongahola have boon assigned astrainiug ships tho two first namedfor the Paoifio Coast
Central American countries nothaving representatives at St Peters ¬
burg are offended at not being in-
vited¬
to participate in the PeaceConference The small fry are overthe largest kickers
Professor Langleys flying maohino is almost porfeoted and issoou to have an offioial trial
NOTICE
MY TEMPORARY ABsence from these Islands Dr F How ¬
ard Humphris has my fall power ofattorney GEO HERBERT
1200 3t
Loans NegotiatedRents UolleotedAppraisements Mado
Full Oharge takenof Property forAbsentees
WILL E FISHBR
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Stock and Bond BrokerOfllco Corner Fort ond Merchant Streets
Honolulu H I P 0 Box 705Wl 2m
jThe Large
Hats
messenger Service
Honolulu Mesenger Servicemessages aud packages Tele ¬
phone 378
HjVg
Family Theatre
J F POST ManagerW E SHARP Musical Director
TO NIGHT
of
Jim Posts Own Version of theFunny Comedy Entitled
PECKS BAD BOY
COMING ATTRAOTIONS On arrivalof Australia May loth a new companywill open
Tho Greatost Aggregation of VauduvilloTalent ever seen in Honolulu at ouo time
Box Office opens at 10 am Phono 510
JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutoharpa Guitars Violins Etc
Also a new invoice of the Celebrated
Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for the tropica
climate second to none
MORE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
O the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
UAVAYB ON HAND A COMFLETBASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General
also the choicest European and American
Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE FMOK8Ed HOPFBOHLAEGER CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
ofrfrootfoeeowoo
WAISTS
st Variety Ever Imported
VALUES GUARANTEED
Direct Importers
LTD
New and Up-to-da- te Merchandise
Children Millinery Muslin
Merchandise
Muslin Bonnets Dainty Styles
acific Heights
Applications will be received at tho office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on
PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated ou the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu aud Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine and scenic view stretching from Dia ¬
mond Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in
course of construction and choice lots of sufficient aroa for magnificenthomesteads will soou be available
On the Nuuanu side of tho hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate
Tho Elovatiou of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted
according to the number of applications
g0 Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetgF Terras Easy
1180 tf
WARING COROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
HONOLULU
Eye aud Ear InfirmaryWill open for Treatment of patients on
Juno 1st next Third Floor Model Blocknext Progress Hall comer Beretsnia andFort Streets
TRU SIKHS
Robert Low er Esq PresidentT F Huckfeld EsqI F Dillingham EsqThos Hobroo EsqL O Abies EsqE Mott Bmlth Esq Secretary and
Treasurer
SURGICAL STAFFDR 6L0GGETT DR ANDREWS
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Dr Slncqett will remove his offices totho 3rd Floor Model Block on Jnne 1stne rr
1101 td
R N BOYD
SOBVEYOB AND REAL ElTATE AaENT
Office Bethel Street ovor the Now230 Model Restaurant ly
T
CO
BRUCE
FOR RENT
The Premises known as the
on the beach at Waikiki
Furnished or Unfurnished
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150 No 310 Fort StALOHA LAHUI STORE
Have on exhibition and for saleHawaiian Fancy Work Millings Pass
Bat Braids Calabashes Etc1172 School Street near Ltllha ly
F
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SSS a
Telephone 92
i5
trvjsffflSP86WilJillMiWIWjP
THE CELEBRATED
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
lie
Alt
AND
AND
c
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bast Corner Fort kino Sts
AND DEALERS IN
Groceries
SALOONS
JUST HIVED
IMPORTERS
3
receivedNow and Fresh Goods by every packet from CaliforniaStales find European MarkotB
Standard Gradn of Canned Frnsto and FishCGB Goods delivered to part of the Olty NSa
HTAT MT ITin in
Metropolitan leal Co
81 KING BTKEET
0 1 Wallee - MAuAwtn
Wholesale andRetail
BUTCHERSAMD
Navy Contractors
JOHN
Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET HEAR FOE1
TTCTTCTHOWC 307
LONG BRANCH BATBS
tfAIKIKI BEACH - - - Honolulu II I
0 J 8HERW00D Proprietor
TJiere earth and air and sea and jWith breakers long give lullaby
King Street Train Cars pass tlio doorTrficMon nd nhtlilrmi RjiBniHllvwirnM fm
HAWAIIJH CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd
121 Queen StreetOAKRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS
RUBBER TIRES AND HOLLER BEAR- -
ING AXLEStt
FOR SALEArr ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS
I 2130 and 010 at Kamaeo North JliloHawaii Apply to
MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLI3Rctll Estato Agent
1156 tf 15 Kaauuiuaua Street
m
AND ON
DRAUGHT
Its sprvocl in tho
iiv r iwn COPrKlOHriH i
a
P O Box 145
roYisions ana
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Bustern
any
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Bumnoss Oardu
68
Vegetables
PHILLIPS
BomES
A R BOW AT D V S
Graduate of McGlll Univorslty MontrealJ
Has hnd ten years practical experiencein the treatment of Horsoi Cottle andDomestic Pets In the Hawaiian Islands
Orders left at Club or lanthcon Stableswill bo received and promptly attended toOfflco C10 Fort Street Telephone 785
970 tf
DB SLOGGETT
Physician and Surgeon
Will remove his Olllces to tho 3d FloorModel Block on Juno 1st next
EDMUND H HABT
Notary Public and Typewriter Con¬
veyancer AND SEAROnER OF
Records
No 15 Kaahuiuauu Street
DK WALTER HOFFMANN
Cornei Boretauia and Punchbowl Street
OJllco Hours 8 1o 10 a 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m
Telephone BIO PO Box 601
L a ABLES
General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent
305 Fort Street Honolulu II I
JOHN NOTTPlummnq Tin Copi eb and SnEET
Iron Work
KiliK Street Honolulu
AIjLEN s ROBINSONDEALES3 IN LiUMBfcB AND COAL AND
Bgiujino Materials oyAll Kihdi
Qiipbh Rtrt Honolulu
J
ESTATE KEGISTER
A Record of Real and PersonalEstato Transactions of Rocordin tho Ofilco of tho Registrar ofOonvoyancos
CONVEYANCES
Recorded April G 1890
J Waiamau and wio ot al ofHonolulu to S K Pinna t al oftho same place Deed dated JanM 1888 consideration 1 Liber 191folio 190 iuterost in R P 218 LO A 1GG9 situate at Knakopua Ho ¬
noluluA K Milca of Koloa Kauai to
K Kamnhiai of tho sauw placoDeed dated Sopt G 1899 oonsidoratiou SIGOj Libar 191 folio 191 In ¬
terest in Ahupuaa of MabaulepuKoloa
Loonulani and husband of KoloaKauai to P R IseuborK of Hono-lulu
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Dpod dated April 4 1899 nousidoratiou 100 Libor 191 folio 192Interest iu Ahupuaa of MahaulpuKoloa
Mark P Robinson of Honoluluto It W Holt of Waialua OahuDeed dated March 31 1899 con-sideration
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500 Liber 191 folio 193Portions of Grant 1092 situate atWahiawa Waialua
S C Allen and wife of Honoluluto M P Robinson of the sameplace Deed dated March 31 1899consideration SI Liber 191 folio191 R P G29 situate Kamauauuiportion of R P 1092 and portion ofR P 973 situate at Wahiawa portiou of R P 1092 situate at Kaukonahua Waialua Oahu
Penako k of Kahana Oahu toKaneoho Ranch Co Ltd WarrantyDeed dated March 28 1899 con-sideration
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100 Liber 191 folio 152 75 100 acres land situate at Ka-hana
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Koolaupoko OahuS K Kane and wifp of Honolulu
to J P Meudouca of the sameplace Warranty Deed dated April1 1899 consideration SlG0O Liber191 folio 1G 2 pieces of land situ-ate
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at Kaiihi HonoluluP E R Strauch and wife of Hoi
uolulu to J P Meudouca of thosame place Warranty Deed datedApril 3 1899 consideration lG0OUber 191 folio 18 Grant 3117Apana 3 L C A 1211 Graiit 3293R P G99 L O A 1200 R P 1255L C A 1205 situate at Kaiihi Ho-nolulu Iucluded in tho above con-sideration
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is a Mortgage for 2300Marian R Austin and husband of
Honolulu to J W Bergstrom oftho pame place Warranty Deeddated March 31 1899 consideration
5000 Liber 195 folio 25 Portionof Grant 3773 situate on ThurstonAvenue Honolulu
A S Humphreys and wife ofHonolulu to 1 Harrison of theRame place Warranty Deed datedApril 6 1899 consideration 5000Liber 195 folio 23 Portions of Apa-na
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32 L O A 8559 situato at Kaalawai Kona Oahu
leasesRecorded April 5 1899
J E Busb of Houolulu to B LHowe for Board Seventh Day Adveutist Dated October 2G 1898terra 10 years from date rental
18 per annum Liber 185 folio 408Portion R P 5736 L O A 238 situato on Printers Lane Honolulu
Ileeia Agricultural Co to CBolte of Honolulu Dated April 41899 term 21 years from October24 1899 rental 20 per annumLiber 185 folio 409 Mokuoloe 1piece land fishing and water rightsituate at Kauooho KoolaupokoOahu
Sing Ohong Co to Look SangWai Co Dated Jauuary 14 1899term 8 years from Jauuary 1 1899rental 900 per ouuuni Liber 190folio 91 Piece land situato at Kahaluu Koolaupoko Oahu
W P Frear of Honolulu to ChinFok Chiu Dated March 801899term G years from April 1 1899rental 3 years at G0 and 3 years at
70 per month Liber 185 folio 411Piece land at Kaliu Honolulu
P Paulo Mioi if N Kona Hawaiito Koua Sugar Co Ltd DatedApril 1 1899 term 20 yoars rental30 por annum Liber 190 folio 92
Interest iu piece laud Bituate at Kahului 1 N Kona
RELEASES Or MORTOAaES
Recorded April 5 1899L A Thurston Trustee to Mary
Alapai Dated March 20 1899considoratiou 7500 Liber 129folio 152 Mortgago of record inabove Liber and folio
R R Hind to P L Weaver Trustee and Mele Alapai Dated Maroh31 1899 consideration 250 Liber147 folio 485 Mortgage of recordin above Liber on folio 481
W R Castle Trustee to M ORoss Dated April 5 1899 cousidoration 1350 Liber 171 folio 29Mortgago of record in above Liboraud folio
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