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Oceanic
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FROM SAN FRANCISCOSONOUA JAN 29MARIPOSA FEB 8SIERRA FEB 19ZEALNDIA MARCH 2VENTURA MAKOH 12
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oonneetion with the sailing the above Bteainers the Agentsprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points the United Statos and fromNew York by any steamship line all European ports
For futther apply to
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PAINT YOUR HOUSE
XJse agrLite for the Outside
And 3tPOl for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and arc the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWo are opening a Line of these at our Port Street Store
and will soon be in a position to supply all demands
A Large Stock of GLASSWAREi
Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
Rugsr
LinoleumBlanketsComforters Etc
ca o to10 Fort Street
Harness CoManufacturing - -
Tlae Oldest House in HonoluluOH MHOCARRIAGE HARNESS AlWyS
andPlow ana Team Harness j Sade ORDER
COLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETCFurnished at Short Notice
Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on HandISLAND ORDERS Will Recoiv Prompt Attention
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HONOLULU H L TUESDAY JANUARY 29 1901
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W 13 Aloxatidur Resigns
Professor W D Alexandor hasresigned the position of Survey-or- General which he has held forover 30 years The Professor hasaccepted a ponition with the UnitedStates Coast and Geodelio Surveyin Which he will have charge of thebranch of that department whichwill deal with Hawaii ant SVmoa
Professor William De Witt Alexander was born in Honolulu April2 1883 his fattier being a native ofKentucky He received his earlyeducation at Punabou now OabuCollege In 18i9 Professor Alex-
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rounded the Horn and locat-ed
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in Harrisburp Pennsylvaniawhere he finished his preparationfor college going to Yale Univer ¬
sity where he graduated at thehead of his cIabb in 1855
After leaving Yale hpi acceptedthe position of instructor in theBeloit College Wisconsin and latertook charge of an academy nearnear Vincennes Indiana About theend of the year 57 the Professorwas tendered the appointment ofthe Greek Professorship at OafcuCollege which ho accepted
Upon his return to Honolulu in58 he entered upon his duties un-
der¬
the presidency of Dr E GBeckwitb Six years later he wasappointed president holding thatposition until the latter part of 1870
when he retired to aoeept charge oforganizing aud carrying on theBuroau of Government Survey theposition which he has just resigned
Professor Alexander has also helda number of positions of trust un-
der¬
the Government some of whichwere Member of the Privy Counoilunder Kalakaua and ex Queen Liliuokalanis reign and a member ofthe Board of Educatiou since 1887
In 1884 he represented theHawaiianGovernment in the InternationalMeridian Conference in which fortygovernments wore represented atWashington
In addition to the many dutiesimposed upon him the Professorhas written a book which was pub-
lished in 1891 under the title of A
Brief History of the Hawaiian PaopleThe book was authorized by theBoard of Education and is UBod inall the public schools He has alsopublished a work on the History ofthe Revolution of 1893
Ault- - Hayselden
The church of the Holy Innocent 8
at Lahaina was beautifully decor-ated
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under the supervisioa of M RP Hose on Thursday evening whenBishop Willis joined in holy wodlook the Rev Win Ault and MissCaroline Hayselden
Miss Clara Northern was brides ¬
maid and George Hayselden actedfta best man FH HayseldenJrandDavid Hayselden cousins of thebride acted as ushers and thechurch was filled with friends
After tho ceremony a receptionwas held at tho Hayselden residenceMr and Mrs Ault left for Wailukuiwhere they will spend their honey-moon
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On Saturday evening a re-
ception¬
was held in their honor inWailuku at the residenoe of Mrs JW L Marshall uuder the auapiceBof the Wailuku Ladies Guild
Hunting Big Oame
Billy Hoogs Kulsa Wilderand Dick Ivera leave this after-noon
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far Molokai on a big huntingexpedition They have heard thatthat tho doers are dying for wintof being ahot and the Nimrods pro ¬
pose to stook the market with gamefor the Lenten season It ia ru-
mored¬
that tho Albion has beenchartered to bring the first daysbooty to Honolulu and if necessarythe Macaroni system will be usedto summon the Kimball to go toMolokai from Kahului to bringdown the halanco of the deer boiuoAmerioan SugarCoa stook and thetired hunters Billy Hoops says
ho will steer olpnr of Kamalo heleaves that end of the island to hispartner Everybody should nowstudy their cook books to loam thebeat way in which to prepare game
Tho Catholic Ladies Aid Society
At the recent aunutl meeting ofthaCatholia Ladies Aid Society thework clone by this organization wasshown in tho reportis Rubmilted byitsdifleient officers Many demandshave been matin which have taxedthe resources of tho Society Toemembers have not beon lax in theirolTortB they have tried hard to meetthe obligations placed upon themandfeel after a years arduous dutiessome good has been accomplishedThe work in detail was thou reported
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan 1 1900 1 16 75OaBh from socials 215 00Donations 90 00Duos 15 00
Total S198 75
DISBURSEMENTS
Support of Orphans S F0 00PlngUH sufferers 50 00Clothing Provisions Medi ¬
cine 5115Steamer passage to needy
people 80 00Board anct lodging to peo-
ple¬
in distress 79 50Emergency and ready assist ¬
ance 88 00
Total S398 G5
Balance on hand Jan 1 1901100 10
The following officers ware elect-ed for the ensuing term
President Mrs Carl du Roi VicePresident Miss Perry SecretaryMrs A E Murphy Treasurer MissGrace Carroll The Board of Directors are the officers elect
That KTardi Grao Ball
She Im glad wo went Itan excelleut performance andsuch a charitable purpose
HerHusbaud Yes indeedl
wasfor
Weall feel a thrill of satisfaction whnwe do something for charity audget the worth of our money at thesame lima Puck
Wiltes Steamship So
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
ROCK FOR BALLAST
jWhito and Elack SftfldIn Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATING CONTACTED
FOR
CORAL AHD SOIL FOR SALE
EST Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Mousarrnt Cart
wright Building Merchaut St1500 11
LONG BRANCH BATHS
WAIKIKI BKAOH - - Honolulu H I
G J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There eat th and air and ica and ski1With breaker long give lullaby
King fitrcot lrain Uars pusu the deerUdln ihhI uWMim JDmloUy ar for
No
ReceivedPur Barkentioe Wrestler
A Carload of He Celebrated
Manufactured by the PEED MAGEY DESK CO Grand Rap ¬
ids Miehigau consisting of
Flat ToRoll Tot
1812
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Typewriters1 BffikSBGOiiEsepon
ChairsSectional Bookcase
Oaloinets 2so
FOR SALE BY
8 HACKFBLD GO
LIMITEDSole Agpnts for the Hawaiian Isla
FOR SENTCottages
BoomuSoresf--
On the premiBoo of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweeuSouth and Queen street
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold waler and electriclightB Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
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OLAUBSratfOELS WII Q IEW
Giaas SpraGkels
HONOLULU
Son Francisco Agents THE NEYJFANATIONAL BAiSK OF SAN XRAXOISCV
DRATV BIOKAHQE OH
BAN FKANOISCO The Nevada Natlobalinuk of Ban Frrncleco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YOItX AinerioRn Exchange Natkmal Bank
CHICAGO jrerchants National BankPAKIS Oredlt LyonnnUBKULIN Dresdner BiinlcHONG KONG AND YOEOHA1TA Hone
KonR Hhanihnt BnnkmerCorpoittionNEW ZEALAND AND AtJBTfiALI- A-
Bauk of New ZenlanuVICTORIA AND VANCOUVKIi Banfc
ol British North America
Trantatt a Qentrnl Banking and JZxohaiBttsiness
Depobita Received Leans made on Apiovud Boonrltv CoromercM and Traycors Oredit iBsued Bills of KmnanfObontht and sold
aoileatioha Promptly AccosntAd Vitf
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0f LEASEHOLD ON BEREjwv tauia pot 89 yonro to
run rreseiH nel income yu permonth apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchaut Street
KOTIOE
M R Oountor practical watchrankor jeweler nud opticinnpenon- -
al attention given to repairingwatclclock and jewelery over SO yilars eporience Gold and silver jewolfmanufactured b esporimiced wotiman on short notlcequality of roland work guorantood as repreatod M R Counter
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UsherEDMUWiJ NOBBIE Editor
Kesidinc in Honolulu
TUESDAY JAN 29 1901
ON THE BAEPAS2
It ban been announced that a MrChapman is coining bore to take uptbe temperance work of FrancisMurphy on a different line how-
ever¬
Mr Ohspman is supposed todo the Lsxow business here to seethat liquor ia not sold to minorsand to watch the closing and open-
ing¬
of tho saloons Under thesecircumstances we predict that MrChapmans stay in Honolulu will beas short as his work iu tho temperanaa cause will be inefficient Tbepolice see to that tbe saloon keepersconduot their places according tothe terms of their licenses and theyneed no assistance by volunteerspies It is possible that minorsoan obtain a drink in a saloon Itis impossible for tho bartender tokuow tho age of his customers andthere is no law compelling a man tocarry a birth certificate around Ouryoung men here of the ago of 17 to 20years frequently sport big mous-
taches¬
and iu their genoral appearauce look much older than they areWe hope Mr Chapman will tacklesome of tho minors and ask theirage but it will bo wise for him firstto take out an accident insurancepolicy As far as tho opening andclosing of the saloons are concernedwe oan assure the alphabetical asso-
ciations¬
that tbo hours are kept tothe second generally with a marginin favor of lalo opening and earlyclosing Bartenders are perfeotljsatisfied with not opening before580 in the morning and when fhoclock shows 1130 iu the evening thetirod dispensers of refreshmonta areonlytoo willing to tell tho custom ¬
ers to git aud the porters to closeup While we are awaiting theChapman arrival we Bee that MissAckermau and Miss Muroutt willinaugurate a campaign against thepresent government of saloonswhatever that may mean Honoluluwill boou have a municipal govern-ment
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and it is safe to say that itwill not bo on missionary lines butaccording to modern liberal ideasThe W O T U will have to followMurphy in his crusade against thesideboard in tbe private diningroom the wine cellar and tho docanter the saloons will be beyondtheir reauh The two ladios men ¬
tioned will also speak to women onlyabout Iwilei where they visited lastSaturday If they have foundgrounds for improvements in thatwell conducted establishment wehavo uo doubt that tho High Sheriffwill listen to any suggestions whichmay be made to him The meetingthis afternoon is for women onlyprobably out of regard for the sonsitivonrBS of the poor men who actu-ally
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believe that it is within theirprovince to deal with questions re-
lating¬
to the neotssary evils in wellregulated ec mamnlties
TOPICS OF THE DAY
An Ohio parson ban written toGovernor Dolo onquiriug about awhite king which an old salt had toldhim once ruled over Hawaii MrDole Sara he has never board of awhite king iu Hawaii Havo thoy
taken all the mirrors out of thepalace Mr Dole
Wo bopo that tho resignation ofDrRaymond from tho presidency oftho Board of Health is only tem ¬
porary Tbo Board will of coursebe ro organized by the Legislaturebut until that it was hoped thatDoctor Riymond would have con ¬
tinued in tho office which ho hasfilled to general satisfaction
The man Pratt who is a leperand who was sent to Hawaii by thoSan Francisco Board of Health isatill here and no steps seem to betaken to have him returned to Cali-fornia
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It is true that he is in chargeof tho federal authorities but his re ¬
maining hero may lend to a repeti-tion
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of the attempt to foist thelepers of the Mainlaud on to HawaiiTho man should havo beea rofUsedpermission to land here in the firstplace but since the blunder wascommitted something should bedone to have him returned to thoS3n Francisco Board of Health witha protest couched in tho languagewhioh that Board deserves for itsunscrupulous and cowardly actionIf the federal authorities here wishtheir quarantine grounds filled withlepers they can loep the man Pratthere tho territorial authorities willsee to it that no infected porsocsleave the federal quarantine groundsto enter the Territory
According to latest roports tLewholesale resignations of professorsof tbe Stanford University were notcaused because Mrs Stanford hadmade any attempt or shown anyinclination tc interfere with acadtmiio freedom or to muzzle theteachors who didnt agree with herprivate view Professor Ross wassimply fired because he was per-sonally
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obnoxious to the old ladyand not at all on account of his ad ¬
vanced ideas on social econony MrsStanford doesnt say why he wasobnoxous but wo presume that tbeunfortunalo professor ddnt parthis hair on tho right side of hishead or had his hat ou crookedWhat a misfortune for a great edu ¬
cational woman at its head whenthat woman allows her porsonallikea and dislikes to interfere withinstitution established with jherhusbands money
The Independents CharteiCommission will soon have tho billfor the establishment of countygovernment in shape Wo had somedoubts in regard to the passage bythe Legislature of the bill providingfor a municipal government forHonolulu because wo thought thomembers from the other islandswould be lukewarm or show a lackof interest in a measure which wasof boneGt to Honolulu Now it baabeen decided to havo county gov ¬
ernments over the whole group wofeel sure that the bill to that effecta3 well as the bill for making Hono-lulu
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a municipality will pass theLegislature Of course somo mem-bers
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may be persuaded to voteagainst tho measures at thi3 sessionthe Governor may use his veto butif tbo proposed bills are oound audacceptable to the taxpayers we donot think that the veto would besustained
We noticed that when the Portu ¬
guese plantation laborers arrivedhero the other day thoy wero notallowed to land and take a Jook atthe town On what authority wassuch a step taken No pasoengerfrom one port of tho U S to an ¬
other can be stopped from landingIf a passenger has failed to pay hispassage the stteamor can seize hisluggage but no restraint can be putpn his personal liberty We also no- -
tico that Iprtoflioaus vero landed at I
MMWKiWMMBfclHMWBWMMffJMWMWI
Olowalu by the use of force Such
methods will have to bo abandonedif the steamship companies desiroto avoid trouble There are lawyersenough hero who will bo willing totake up the cause of those ignorantpeople and toll them what theirrights are and at tho samo time givethe steamship companies a few
lessons as to the privileges of Amer ¬
ican citizens the lessons to bo handsomely illustrated with substantialdamage suits Tho treatment of thelaborerors recently imported savorsgreatly of kidnapping au offensewhich iB vory serious iu most of thoStato and Territories
Are there any rononi why tl oSurvey Doprtmsnt should be coitinued at least on the elaborate andcostly scale on which it has beenconducted during the past thirtyyears Wo admit that it has alwaysbeen a puzzle to us what thn expensive survey department has ac-
complished¬
during all these yearsHas tho large staff of surveyors ourveynd the same lands the sameboundaries the samo watercoursesover and over again or wero everysurvey made erroneous to neces ¬
sitate a re survey By thin time acomplete survey of the inlands mustbe in the archives of the Depart ¬
ment and we think that tl e Legisla-ture
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can save money by dosing thesurvey department for a few yearsanyhow leaving one man in chargeof the mapsetc If iprivate landsare to be surveyed lot tho ownershire privaturveyors The publiclands belong to tho federal government aud if it wants a re survey letlet it have it done by its own mbnand not at the expense of TerritoryIf tbe islands are not yet properlysurveyed then the work of the De-
partment¬
has been an utter failureand a sinful waste of money Leus stop right now and get alongwith the preseut surveys for whichthe taxpayers have paid enormous
sums If there is a piece of landwhich should be ro surveyed on bo
lnlf of the territory it will bo
cheaper to engage a private survey ¬
or to keep up the costly establish-
ment
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known as the Suiveyor-Gen-eral- s
dopnrtmeut
Lato Eorolgrt News
t iiy Ih9 Oalllornis
Tho condition of Queen Vic-
toria
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causes groat nlarniTho Queenwho is at Oiborue Home oan nolonger attond to the transaction of
business Her Maj sty has sufferedfrom several faintiug spells and very
little hope is eutortained for her recovery Tho Prince of Wales re ¬
tinitis at Marlborough House andParliament will probably be sunnioued to confirm by legislative ntthe asfumption by the Prince ofWales of the regency
Tbe Venezuela crisis ia growinggrave and tho Scorpion has beeu oidered to remain at La Guayarawhere her presence ia regarded rsnecessary
Wm G Irwin of Honolulu hasbeen deoirated by the President ofFrance with the chevalier class oftho order of the Legion of Honor
Colonel Grey with Now Zaalauders and bushmen completely routed800 Bjers near Ventorsburg ac-
cording¬
to a dispatch from GeneralKitchener
Major Genoral Sir Henry Covillehas been placed on the retired listwith pay
A Display Worth Seeing Me-
chanical¬
toys that will shave you orbrush your shoos at L B KerrGos Queen street Call and seethem
Koutuokys famous Jessae MooreV hiakey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho ealoona and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianlalnnrln -
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0 TelephoneTyW AUr
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JOHN HOTT
PrxMBwa Tim Copfeb and ShutIbon Woiik
Klnn Streot Honolnln
FOR S AXiilirr ACHES OP LAND IN GRANTS
i 2130 nnd 010 nt Kamaeo North HtloHawaii Apply to
MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLKRaul Estate Agent
TO IET
Premises on Kukui Lane Pos ¬
session given on January 1 1U01For terms apply to
7 i KAPIOLANI ESTATE
FOB SALE
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavment roceived Apply to
WILLIAM SAV1DGE it CO206 M rhant Sfcroet
NOTICE
Notice ia hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery ia now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm dailv remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all mterraents
The rates for transportation areone dollar for tbe corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners
Plata are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
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LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
The Entlm Stock in Trade of L C THOMPSON Co
898900 Broadway 2X W YorkWe must clear out DURING THE NEXT 1 Days- - the Balance of the above
Stock just arrived Ex Ilelene and Zealandia
FOU THE LADIES We have a new and well assorted collection of DrcGoods in Dimities Organdies Lawnp PercalesChalies Ginghams Chambrays Zephyrs UN--
- DER WEAR hi the Newest Styles BATHINGSUITS in all Shapes Mat rials and Szes
FOU THE GENTLEMEN A full and Complete Stock of HABER ¬
DASHERY Shirts Collars Neckwear Paj- -atnas Socks Ilandkc chiefs Underwear Bathing Suits PANAMA HATS in tlie very latestNew York shapes also a Great Ast ortment ofFelt and Straw Hats at a reasonable figure
HOUSEHOLDERS Wo have now on handle Largest Stock of DomesticArticles in this City
Slieetings- - sinci FilLow Ostsixigs Best Q ualftyTABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS 7
TOWELS AND BLANKETS
1 QUILTSNote The sale only lasts H Days so call early and sccuro Ilrat choice
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LOOAIi AND GENKEAL NEWS
Tho Kinftit left at ooon to day
The band will play at ThomasSquare this evening
Tho old stone church at Kamoiliiii is to be rebuilt
The Kimball Boiled yesterday forSan Fraucisco via Kahului
Dr E Artaiiage of Wdiluku willleave in the Sierra on a visit toEurope
Miss Delia Griswold is arranginga program for a concert to be givenon Feb 14
The Zlandia will leave Los An-
geles¬
on Feb 15th with plantationlaborers for Hawaii
Prominent JapaunBe merchantswill soon call a mass meutiug todiscuss tho fire claims
Norman Lyman and Miss EmilineBrown daughter of Senator Brownwere married iu Hilo last week
Nearly all the legislators elect ofthe Independent Party are in townand will remain here until the legis-
lature¬
meets
U S Deputy Marshal N Omsteadof Kauai and Deputy Sheriff Halvoreen of Waimea are in town on off-icial
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business
A business meeting of tho Ha-
waiian¬
Relief Sooiety will be heldThursday January 31 1901 at theresidenco of Mrs S C Allen
Kenui a Hawaiian woman CO
years of age died suddenly on Sun-
day¬
night at her homo at NiolopaThe body was taken to the morgue
A broken wire was the reason thatno oonnpetion could be had betweenWilcoxs poi faotury and the Centralon the night of the murder of Kukuma
Since the return t towu of Colo-
nel¬
0 P Iaukea the Haleiwa Hotelat Waialua has again become thefashionable resort for Honolulusociety
J Gerdes seaond mate of thoNiihau sustained some painful in-
juries¬
to his hesd yestarday after-noon
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by falling down the main batonof the vessel
The gasoline schooner Surprise isthe first vessel in these waters to re ¬
ceive a certificate of inspection fromthe inspectors of hulls and boilersnow here
Judge Humphreys rsnderad anoral doision yestorday in favor of
the plaintiff iu the case of WongKwai vs Liliuokalani suit for Bpoci
fio performance
Dr Wood is inclined to believethat the wouuds from which Kukuma died wore inflicted with a sword
If thiB is the case the police may
obtain a valuable clue
Dr Raymond has resigoed thepresidency of the Board of HealthIt is understood that therehignation is only temporaryTho Board will meet this afternoonto elect another president for thepurpose of signing pay rolls etcfor tho current month
Miss Acbotnan addressed a largenumber of ladies bat evening at herosldenoeof Mrs Henry WatorhouseThis afternoon MiBsos Ackermanand Muroutt will give a lecture atthe General Union Ohuroh whentheir subject will ba saloon govern ¬
ment and the sopia Dpi
Articles of associ ttion o the fCV Herriok Carriage Coinpauy Ltdhave been flo4 Te oQjuara areD P R Isenborg president 0 JT
Herriok yioe president James HBoyd aeoretaryj F B Bamontroasureri L 0 Abloa auditor di-
rectors¬
John Ouderkirk and HarryArtultsgo
Tho ICash Company Ltd is thoname of a new corporation Thenow company takes over tho wellknown business of LivingstonSoulo which has been known as TheKash The Btook is subscribed asfollows I Levington874 A LSoule 873 Mannie Phillips 1 FrankWoodbridge lj and Wm H Smith1 The capital stock is 575000with privilege of increasing to
luQ0QQ
Rehearsal by tho Amateur Orches ¬
tra this evening
Ten thousand pieces of newstylish dress goods at less than onehalf the original cost at L B Kerr
Cos sale of bankrupt Stools Oallearly and examino this immenseassortment
The street bridge on Suhoolstroet across the Nuuanu stream is
being placed in position and it isexpected that tho bridge will beoponod for traffic in April
Tho Knhuku Plantation Co madea good showing in its annual roportpreseuted to a stockholders meet ¬
ing yesterday A dividend of onepercent a month will be paid
A young half witted Hawaiiannamed Kamehamoha has been ar-
rested¬
on suspicion of being thepetty thief who recently has raidedthe servants quarters of Waikikiresidents
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Allan Herbert tho well knownhorticulturist has sent to Ceylon f r5000 vanila vine cutting3 Mr H m
bart will also experiment with thecultivation of pepper cardamonand other spices
Kagimura a Japanese from Kauai1who killed a countryman withwhom he was gambling was com-
mitted¬
for trial to the Circuit Judgeand brought to Oahu Jail whore hewill await his trial
JameB Holi a son of CaptainHoli of the police fore wan holdup and robbed by two natives on
Sunday night at Kewalo Theyoung man was brutally beaten andthe robbers whom he claims ho canidnntify got away with 15 in silver
At a meeting of the Healani BoatClub last evening it was decided togive a first class minstrel show possi-
bly¬
after the Lenten season Thematter is in charge of a committeecomposed of JnckJ Atkinson AlbertCunha W Sharp Joe Marina andFrank L Woodbridge
Independent Charter Commission
Chairmin F J Testa presidedover the most attended meeting ofthe Independent Home Rule Charter Commission in Foster Hall lastevening there being about twentyfive members present
The main bysine3s before thomeeting was the consideration ofthe report of the sub committee oncounty government Tho report sofar presented occupied about GO or70 type written pages which is onlya little over half of the countycharter drafted by that most dili-gent
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and energetic committee ofwhioh Mr W F Erving is chair-man
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The proposed county charter asfar as adopted by tho Commissionprovides for tho division of thoTarritory into five counties to witthe county of Kauai comprising theIslands of Kauai and Niihau andother islands that may exist withinthroe nautical miles of their shoresthe Island of Oahu and other islandswithin three nautical miles of itsshores to be known as the county ofQahuj the islands of Maui MolokaiLauai and Eahoolawe and otherislands within three nautical milesof their shores to bo designated atthe county of Maui tL Jsland olHawaii ia divided into two countiestfoepouuty of Hilo comprising thadistricts of Hilo Puna and Kau andtho county of Kamohameba con-sisting
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qf the diBtriota of Kona Kohala nud Hnmakiia
After throe hours of earnest delib-eration
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tho mooting adjourned toWednesday evening at the usualtime and place
Single Taxera Moating
A mooting will bo held in Fosterhall at 7 80 next Saturday eveningfor the purpose of discussing thematter of forming a Single Taxolub Tho object of the club willbe to Btudy tho single tax ideas ofHenry George and tho system nuwin yoguein New Zjaland Thesowillbo about six short sot speeches onvarouB phases of the question andsome extemporaneous remarks Following that the formation of a olubwill be oQnsicleredi
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MICEWlaerL ITctul W ant
GREEN BIYEB WHISKDo not accept goods bearing similar name
THBRE IS ONLY ONE
assess
It is distilled by W MoCullocb Owensboro Kyi
GRESH RIVER is the official whiskey oE the U SNavy Department
GftEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded the Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1100
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SOLE AGENTS Hawaii TerritoryTAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
PAINT YOUE HOUSE
XJS HVESlSmite for the OutsideoAnd fr Inside
These COLD WATER PAINTS and the BestSubstitutes Oil and Lead and MUCH CHEAPER
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bobb sa hs ttas a
We are opening a Line of these at our Port Street Storeand will soon be in a position to supply all demands
- A Large Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
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Manufacturing - Harness Co
Tlio OlcLest House in onolulvi
AlWS HSDQrCARRIAGE HARNESS OS
PIow ana Team Harness 0ihdI to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short NoticeIfprnasa Trimmings of All Kmds Constantly on Hand
ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelephone - SBS POBox 322
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THE1250 per Tobl
6 dozen quarts
9 per caspi-- dozen quarts
5 par casa2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HQFFSCHLASGER 00 LTD
Kins and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
TIMELY TOPICS
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If you want a windmill to bo oprated by the least possible- wind
Bay m AermotorIf you want a windmill that has
little machinery and that littlaof tho very best quality
ai mtmmiIf you want a windmill that does
not got eraa
Buy m AermotorIf you want a windmill that will
--pump water to your houseandyour bain that will run tho
feed cutter cornshellerand Buzz Saw
Buy an AeraoiorThe AERMOTOR will lant longo
give better sat isfaotion and is cheopethan any other windmill on thxmarket For sale by
Tub Hawilan Mfsre Co3 rFort Stroet opposite Spreckole i
Cor Bank Honolulu H I
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Win QIrwin President If uig- -
Olnus Bnrpokelo FiratVioo Pr sideW M Gillnrd Brcond Vice PrB3ldBM II Whitnev Jrir3Sburer Ss fataGoo J Koss xfldit
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
GommissiOQ Agsnta
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Ocoanin Stenmsfiiip wOf Hr mtinlsnn nl
TIE FAIfIKONHotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BE GilOu Draught or in Bottles lo Cplc
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE Ui
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Xnias and Hiw YerlVitAf r
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Dn J H Raijiojidhis practice togelliatbraith at his rodnCartwright premio unUuion oud Btuotaui s rrcichours from 10 a m z 12 m
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WATCH THIS SPACEFor Future Aimouacemenls
IMPORTBES OF
General MercAND
DOMM1SSXON 12BRaHIgents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Line of from Lirarpool
TIMELY TOPICS
HillLMIf 30U wnnt a windmill to be oper ¬
ated by tho least possible wind
It you want a windmill that haslittle machinery and that little
of the very best quality
Buy an AermotorIf you want a windmill that doea
not get cranky
Buy an ieraotorIt you want a windmill that will
pump water to your house andyour barn that will run the
feed cutter oornsbellerand Buzz Saw
The AERMOTOR will last longergivo better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by
Tiie Hawaiian Hardware Co Vi
Fort Street opposite SpreokelsCos Bank Honolulu H I
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New No 377Style 2 made by TheCo of America of Newton MasTJ S A patented Nov 14 1899Very littlo used the property of thelate Joseph Heloluhe and run bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsEeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler
Call aud Inspect tho beautiful ami tnAfuldisplay of koo s for peaota or for perPH use anil adornment
Lore Building 520 Port Street
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BESTMilwaukee
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BUFFET1050 per tool
6 dozen quarts
9 per case4 dozen quarts
5 per case2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HOFPSCBLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
ILlttlTEDj
Win G Irwin President ManagerUluua Spreokols First Vice PresidentW MGiiTard Sttcond Vice PresidentM H Whltnoy Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Ros Auditor
SUGAK FACTORSAND
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Oceanic Steamship OompyOf Rnr VanaUro ta
NOTICE
Dr J H Ravhond has resumedhis practico together with Dr Galbraith at nis roaidonce the oldCnrtwright promises ou AlakoaUnion aud Boretania streets Officehours from 10 a ji to 12 to Tele ¬
phone 201 58 1 m
If you want tho very latest d9si us in dress goods call at L BKerr Coe Queen Street
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BUSINEBB LOCALS
Tun Independent d0 cent permouth
For stylish millinerycall at L B Kerr Cos Queenstreot
Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬
liver messages and packages Tele ¬
phone 378
Stylish new up to date full dressshirts 75c 100 and 5125 at L B
Kerr Oos sale of bankruptstock
If you fail to visit L B KerrCos store Mopday you will missthe sights as well as the bargains
When you want a hack ring up191 Ou that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging
Embroidered handkerchiefs 5150per dozen a nice thing for a Christ ¬
mas present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Cos Qeen St
A Display Worth Seeing Me-
chanical¬
toys that will shave you orbrush your shoos at L B KerrCos Queen street Call and seethem
Kentuckys famous Jobbbq MooreWhiskey uuequalled for its purityand exoellenre On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands
The sale of bankrupt stook inProgress at L B Kerr Cos hasattracted crowds to Queen street allday and genuine bargains were ob ¬
tained Thestock will be on exhibi-tion
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Monday
Ten thousand pieces of newstylish dress goods at less than onehalf the original cost at L B Kerr
Cos sale of bankrupt stock Callearly and examine this immenseassortment
Per ZEALANDIA foi Cam aricoRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflowor Rhubarb As ¬
paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali ¬
fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounderc etc Allgame in season Also frech Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
NOTICE
Know all persons that I the un-dersigned
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dd forbid and prohibitall persons from trespassing uponmy land at Pakeekee LaupahoehoeNorth Hilo Hawaii after 6 oclockP M Those disregarding this notire will be prosecuted according tolaw
AH PING fCnLaupahoehoe N Hilo Hawaii
Dec 7 1900 76 -l-m
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOE
Xmas and New Year1710 tf
Brace faring Go
KoaJ Estate DealersC03FortBt near King
building lotshou8ks and lots akd
Lands Fob Sale
JB3y- - Farties wishing to depose of innljPrirurHAM firo lnvl A1 tn nail u n
Tub iVpNpjjNT 50 centB permoutb
BHERIFJB3 BALE
In pursuauco of au Execution is ¬
sued out of the Circuit Court of theFirst Circuit Territory of Hawaiion the 9lh day of January ADlJOllu re Matter of V L StanleySecond Judge of the Circuit Courtof the First Judicial Circuit suingfor the ui6 and benefit of C LiiYoung Guardiau of tho person andproperty of Lanhia a minor vs
Akoi and J H Baronaba I have out his 22nd dav of January A D 1901levied upon aud shall expose forsale at Public Auction to tho highest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu afore ¬
said at 12 oolook noon of Saturdavthe 23rd day of February A D1901 nil th right title and interestof John Hahakoa Barenaba in andto the following parcels oi lannBituate in the Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii unless the judg ¬
ment amouuting to Two Hundredand Twenty four 97 100 Dollars in-
terest¬
costs and my expenses aropreviously paid
Four lois of taro land situate atKawaiiki in the District of Honolu ¬
lu near the laet turn of the AsylumRoad goiug mauka before reachingthe lusane Asylum subject to alease by John Hahakoa Barenaba toSun Lee dated Feb 23 1898 for tenyears at a rental of Thirty fireDollars 53500 a year recorded inRegistry Office in Book 197 page295 assigned by Sun Lee Co toSun Cheong Co by Bill of Saleroordfd in Registry Office in Book193 page 379
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R P 7251 L CA 8989 to Kaimuat Kaopa Koolaupoko Oahu con-taining
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95 sq chains under leaseby J tl Barenaba to Hang Sime at1500 a year Lease expires June
30th 1901 and is recorded in Registry Officein Book 131 page 40
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A parcel of land situate at PunaUiu Kaueohe Koolaupoko contain-ing
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an area of 177 Acres known aslot G of Punaluu Hui land and theshare of Nalua Kaboobanohanodescribed by metes and bounds indeed to Nalua recorded in RegistryOffice in Book 18 page 496
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A parcel of land containing fourtenths of an acre situate at HeeiaKoolaupoko described in R P 1022L C A 10711 to Pa subject tomortgage of J H Barenaba toHenry Smith Trusten mortgagerecorded in Registry Office in Book129 page 172
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P 1391 L C A 370rB to Nasituate at Keaua Kaneoho
oolaupokoApana 2 is under leasey J H Barenaba to Ahlo expiring
Deo 31 1905 for S16 00 a yearLease recorded in Registry Officein Book 150 page 324
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R P 143G L O A 4189 to Kahoohanohauo at Kaluaeleole Puna-luu
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Kaneohe containing 111 2 sqchains
Apana 1 of R P 2091 L C A772 to Kalua at Kamakela KonaIsland of Oahu containing an areaof 0 456 aores
CHAS F CHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬
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NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
All privilege holdorsit the Catho-lic
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Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution offfj00 dollar at the office of the
Oatholio Mission during this monthof January 1901 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theCatholic Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderF H VALENTTN
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NOIIOENotice is hereby given that MrgE Damon has this day been ad ¬
mitted to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company wbioh firm ignow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S M Damon Mr H E Wailyand Mr S E Damon each of whemsign Bishop Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr Ohas Bon Mr J Harris Mackeuzie Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fon andMr Alexander Garvie aro respectively authorized to sign our firmname pnrproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
BunincBB Cards
A M HEWETT
jTotnht Olork and StovodoreOld Roliable Again on Deck
OUIce At tho Old Van Dome Promises1M5 Iy
DR E O WATEBHOUSE
Office and Residence Kino Stbeetnear Alai vi
OiBce lionrs 8 to II a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 r m Telephone Wl while
H B HITCHOOOK
Attorney at Law
Office Merchant Street CarlwrigbiBuilding
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T B MOSBMAN
Real Estate AqentAbstractor and Searcher of Titles
Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
Campbell Block Merchant BtreeU1419 tf
EDMUND H HABT
tfOTABT POBLIO AND TYPEWRITER L0iVEYANOER AND SeABOHEB Iff
Records
So 16 Kaahumana Stroet
DR SLOGGBTT
Oculist and Aurist
Progress Block 34 FIot Office Hoursfl v to 4 V
R K BOYD
Surveyor and Real Eitate Agent
Office Bethel Suet ovor the New230 Model Kestanrant ly
ALLDN St ROBINSON
Dealers in Luuulb akd Coal andBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Qnon Rtrent Hnnolnln
LOWNEYS
IPresli TodavSomebody at home will be waiting
touight or a box
The Name on Every Piece is thoguarantee
FOR SALE BY
Sole Agents Grocers
HI Fort Street Telephone 240
IH GillMMLIMITED
AGENTS FORWEBTEllN SUGAR REFINING CO
Ban Francisco Cal
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Peun U 8 A
NEWELL Uh VERBAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder
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Vol XII
Oceanic
The Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Fort as Hereunder
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FOR SAN FRANCISCOZEALANDIA tJANSIERRA JANMARIPOSA FEBALAMEDA FEBJEALANDIA MARCH 6
oonneetion with the sailing the above Bteainers the Agentsprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points the United Statos and fromNew York by any steamship line all European ports
For futther apply to
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PAINT YOUR HOUSE
XJse agrLite for the Outside
And 3tPOl for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and arc the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWo are opening a Line of these at our Port Street Store
and will soon be in a position to supply all demands
A Large Stock of GLASSWAREi
Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
Rugsr
LinoleumBlanketsComforters Etc
ca o to10 Fort Street
Harness CoManufacturing - -
Tlae Oldest House in HonoluluOH MHOCARRIAGE HARNESS AlWyS
andPlow ana Team Harness j Sade ORDER
COLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETCFurnished at Short Notice
Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Constantly on HandISLAND ORDERS Will Recoiv Prompt Attention
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HONOLULU H L TUESDAY JANUARY 29 1901
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W 13 Aloxatidur Resigns
Professor W D Alexandor hasresigned the position of Survey-or- General which he has held forover 30 years The Professor hasaccepted a ponition with the UnitedStates Coast and Geodelio Surveyin Which he will have charge of thebranch of that department whichwill deal with Hawaii ant SVmoa
Professor William De Witt Alexander was born in Honolulu April2 1883 his fattier being a native ofKentucky He received his earlyeducation at Punabou now OabuCollege In 18i9 Professor Alex-
ander¬
rounded the Horn and locat-ed
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in Harrisburp Pennsylvaniawhere he finished his preparationfor college going to Yale Univer ¬
sity where he graduated at thehead of his cIabb in 1855
After leaving Yale hpi acceptedthe position of instructor in theBeloit College Wisconsin and latertook charge of an academy nearnear Vincennes Indiana About theend of the year 57 the Professorwas tendered the appointment ofthe Greek Professorship at OafcuCollege which ho accepted
Upon his return to Honolulu in58 he entered upon his duties un-
der¬
the presidency of Dr E GBeckwitb Six years later he wasappointed president holding thatposition until the latter part of 1870
when he retired to aoeept charge oforganizing aud carrying on theBuroau of Government Survey theposition which he has just resigned
Professor Alexander has also helda number of positions of trust un-
der¬
the Government some of whichwere Member of the Privy Counoilunder Kalakaua and ex Queen Liliuokalanis reign and a member ofthe Board of Educatiou since 1887
In 1884 he represented theHawaiianGovernment in the InternationalMeridian Conference in which fortygovernments wore represented atWashington
In addition to the many dutiesimposed upon him the Professorhas written a book which was pub-
lished in 1891 under the title of A
Brief History of the Hawaiian PaopleThe book was authorized by theBoard of Education and is UBod inall the public schools He has alsopublished a work on the History ofthe Revolution of 1893
Ault- - Hayselden
The church of the Holy Innocent 8
at Lahaina was beautifully decor-ated
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under the supervisioa of M RP Hose on Thursday evening whenBishop Willis joined in holy wodlook the Rev Win Ault and MissCaroline Hayselden
Miss Clara Northern was brides ¬
maid and George Hayselden actedfta best man FH HayseldenJrandDavid Hayselden cousins of thebride acted as ushers and thechurch was filled with friends
After tho ceremony a receptionwas held at tho Hayselden residenceMr and Mrs Ault left for Wailukuiwhere they will spend their honey-moon
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On Saturday evening a re-
ception¬
was held in their honor inWailuku at the residenoe of Mrs JW L Marshall uuder the auapiceBof the Wailuku Ladies Guild
Hunting Big Oame
Billy Hoogs Kulsa Wilderand Dick Ivera leave this after-noon
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far Molokai on a big huntingexpedition They have heard thatthat tho doers are dying for wintof being ahot and the Nimrods pro ¬
pose to stook the market with gamefor the Lenten season It ia ru-
mored¬
that tho Albion has beenchartered to bring the first daysbooty to Honolulu and if necessarythe Macaroni system will be usedto summon the Kimball to go toMolokai from Kahului to bringdown the halanco of the deer boiuoAmerioan SugarCoa stook and thetired hunters Billy Hoops says
ho will steer olpnr of Kamalo heleaves that end of the island to hispartner Everybody should nowstudy their cook books to loam thebeat way in which to prepare game
Tho Catholic Ladies Aid Society
At the recent aunutl meeting ofthaCatholia Ladies Aid Society thework clone by this organization wasshown in tho reportis Rubmilted byitsdifleient officers Many demandshave been matin which have taxedthe resources of tho Society Toemembers have not beon lax in theirolTortB they have tried hard to meetthe obligations placed upon themandfeel after a years arduous dutiessome good has been accomplishedThe work in detail was thou reported
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan 1 1900 1 16 75OaBh from socials 215 00Donations 90 00Duos 15 00
Total S198 75
DISBURSEMENTS
Support of Orphans S F0 00PlngUH sufferers 50 00Clothing Provisions Medi ¬
cine 5115Steamer passage to needy
people 80 00Board anct lodging to peo-
ple¬
in distress 79 50Emergency and ready assist ¬
ance 88 00
Total S398 G5
Balance on hand Jan 1 1901100 10
The following officers ware elect-ed for the ensuing term
President Mrs Carl du Roi VicePresident Miss Perry SecretaryMrs A E Murphy Treasurer MissGrace Carroll The Board of Directors are the officers elect
That KTardi Grao Ball
She Im glad wo went Itan excelleut performance andsuch a charitable purpose
HerHusbaud Yes indeedl
wasfor
Weall feel a thrill of satisfaction whnwe do something for charity audget the worth of our money at thesame lima Puck
Wiltes Steamship So
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
ROCK FOR BALLAST
jWhito and Elack SftfldIn Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATING CONTACTED
FOR
CORAL AHD SOIL FOR SALE
EST Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Mousarrnt Cart
wright Building Merchaut St1500 11
LONG BRANCH BATHS
WAIKIKI BKAOH - - Honolulu H I
G J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There eat th and air and ica and ski1With breaker long give lullaby
King fitrcot lrain Uars pusu the deerUdln ihhI uWMim JDmloUy ar for
No
ReceivedPur Barkentioe Wrestler
A Carload of He Celebrated
Manufactured by the PEED MAGEY DESK CO Grand Rap ¬
ids Miehigau consisting of
Flat ToRoll Tot
1812
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Typewriters1 BffikSBGOiiEsepon
ChairsSectional Bookcase
Oaloinets 2so
FOR SALE BY
8 HACKFBLD GO
LIMITEDSole Agpnts for the Hawaiian Isla
FOR SENTCottages
BoomuSoresf--
On the premiBoo of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweeuSouth and Queen street
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold waler and electriclightB Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
J UGHTFQ0TOn the premises or at the offico ofJ A Manoou 8S tf
OLAUBSratfOELS WII Q IEW
Giaas SpraGkels
HONOLULU
Son Francisco Agents THE NEYJFANATIONAL BAiSK OF SAN XRAXOISCV
DRATV BIOKAHQE OH
BAN FKANOISCO The Nevada Natlobalinuk of Ban Frrncleco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YOItX AinerioRn Exchange Natkmal Bank
CHICAGO jrerchants National BankPAKIS Oredlt LyonnnUBKULIN Dresdner BiinlcHONG KONG AND YOEOHA1TA Hone
KonR Hhanihnt BnnkmerCorpoittionNEW ZEALAND AND AtJBTfiALI- A-
Bauk of New ZenlanuVICTORIA AND VANCOUVKIi Banfc
ol British North America
Trantatt a Qentrnl Banking and JZxohaiBttsiness
Depobita Received Leans made on Apiovud Boonrltv CoromercM and Traycors Oredit iBsued Bills of KmnanfObontht and sold
aoileatioha Promptly AccosntAd Vitf
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0f LEASEHOLD ON BEREjwv tauia pot 89 yonro to
run rreseiH nel income yu permonth apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchaut Street
KOTIOE
M R Oountor practical watchrankor jeweler nud opticinnpenon- -
al attention given to repairingwatclclock and jewelery over SO yilars eporience Gold and silver jewolfmanufactured b esporimiced wotiman on short notlcequality of roland work guorantood as repreatod M R Counter
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UsherEDMUWiJ NOBBIE Editor
Kesidinc in Honolulu
TUESDAY JAN 29 1901
ON THE BAEPAS2
It ban been announced that a MrChapman is coining bore to take uptbe temperance work of FrancisMurphy on a different line how-
ever¬
Mr Ohspman is supposed todo the Lsxow business here to seethat liquor ia not sold to minorsand to watch the closing and open-
ing¬
of tho saloons Under thesecircumstances we predict that MrChapmans stay in Honolulu will beas short as his work iu tho temperanaa cause will be inefficient Tbepolice see to that tbe saloon keepersconduot their places according tothe terms of their licenses and theyneed no assistance by volunteerspies It is possible that minorsoan obtain a drink in a saloon Itis impossible for tho bartender tokuow tho age of his customers andthere is no law compelling a man tocarry a birth certificate around Ouryoung men here of the ago of 17 to 20years frequently sport big mous-
taches¬
and iu their genoral appearauce look much older than they areWe hope Mr Chapman will tacklesome of tho minors and ask theirage but it will bo wise for him firstto take out an accident insurancepolicy As far as tho opening andclosing of the saloons are concernedwe oan assure the alphabetical asso-
ciations¬
that tbo hours are kept tothe second generally with a marginin favor of lalo opening and earlyclosing Bartenders are perfeotljsatisfied with not opening before580 in the morning and when fhoclock shows 1130 iu the evening thetirod dispensers of refreshmonta areonlytoo willing to tell tho custom ¬
ers to git aud the porters to closeup While we are awaiting theChapman arrival we Bee that MissAckermau and Miss Muroutt willinaugurate a campaign against thepresent government of saloonswhatever that may mean Honoluluwill boou have a municipal govern-ment
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and it is safe to say that itwill not bo on missionary lines butaccording to modern liberal ideasThe W O T U will have to followMurphy in his crusade against thesideboard in tbe private diningroom the wine cellar and tho docanter the saloons will be beyondtheir reauh The two ladios men ¬
tioned will also speak to women onlyabout Iwilei where they visited lastSaturday If they have foundgrounds for improvements in thatwell conducted establishment wehavo uo doubt that tho High Sheriffwill listen to any suggestions whichmay be made to him The meetingthis afternoon is for women onlyprobably out of regard for the sonsitivonrBS of the poor men who actu-ally
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believe that it is within theirprovince to deal with questions re-
lating¬
to the neotssary evils in wellregulated ec mamnlties
TOPICS OF THE DAY
An Ohio parson ban written toGovernor Dolo onquiriug about awhite king which an old salt had toldhim once ruled over Hawaii MrDole Sara he has never board of awhite king iu Hawaii Havo thoy
taken all the mirrors out of thepalace Mr Dole
Wo bopo that tho resignation ofDrRaymond from tho presidency oftho Board of Health is only tem ¬
porary Tbo Board will of coursebe ro organized by the Legislaturebut until that it was hoped thatDoctor Riymond would have con ¬
tinued in tho office which ho hasfilled to general satisfaction
The man Pratt who is a leperand who was sent to Hawaii by thoSan Francisco Board of Health isatill here and no steps seem to betaken to have him returned to Cali-fornia
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It is true that he is in chargeof tho federal authorities but his re ¬
maining hero may lend to a repeti-tion
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of the attempt to foist thelepers of the Mainlaud on to HawaiiTho man should havo beea rofUsedpermission to land here in the firstplace but since the blunder wascommitted something should bedone to have him returned to thoS3n Francisco Board of Health witha protest couched in tho languagewhioh that Board deserves for itsunscrupulous and cowardly actionIf the federal authorities here wishtheir quarantine grounds filled withlepers they can loep the man Pratthere tho territorial authorities willsee to it that no infected porsocsleave the federal quarantine groundsto enter the Territory
According to latest roports tLewholesale resignations of professorsof tbe Stanford University were notcaused because Mrs Stanford hadmade any attempt or shown anyinclination tc interfere with acadtmiio freedom or to muzzle theteachors who didnt agree with herprivate view Professor Ross wassimply fired because he was per-sonally
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obnoxious to the old ladyand not at all on account of his ad ¬
vanced ideas on social econony MrsStanford doesnt say why he wasobnoxous but wo presume that tbeunfortunalo professor ddnt parthis hair on tho right side of hishead or had his hat ou crookedWhat a misfortune for a great edu ¬
cational woman at its head whenthat woman allows her porsonallikea and dislikes to interfere withinstitution established with jherhusbands money
The Independents CharteiCommission will soon have tho billfor the establishment of countygovernment in shape Wo had somedoubts in regard to the passage bythe Legislature of the bill providingfor a municipal government forHonolulu because wo thought thomembers from the other islandswould be lukewarm or show a lackof interest in a measure which wasof boneGt to Honolulu Now it baabeen decided to havo county gov ¬
ernments over the whole group wofeel sure that the bill to that effecta3 well as the bill for making Hono-lulu
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a municipality will pass theLegislature Of course somo mem-bers
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may be persuaded to voteagainst tho measures at thi3 sessionthe Governor may use his veto butif tbo proposed bills are oound audacceptable to the taxpayers we donot think that the veto would besustained
We noticed that when the Portu ¬
guese plantation laborers arrivedhero the other day thoy wero notallowed to land and take a Jook atthe town On what authority wassuch a step taken No pasoengerfrom one port of tho U S to an ¬
other can be stopped from landingIf a passenger has failed to pay hispassage the stteamor can seize hisluggage but no restraint can be putpn his personal liberty We also no- -
tico that Iprtoflioaus vero landed at I
MMWKiWMMBfclHMWBWMMffJMWMWI
Olowalu by the use of force Such
methods will have to bo abandonedif the steamship companies desiroto avoid trouble There are lawyersenough hero who will bo willing totake up the cause of those ignorantpeople and toll them what theirrights are and at tho samo time givethe steamship companies a few
lessons as to the privileges of Amer ¬
ican citizens the lessons to bo handsomely illustrated with substantialdamage suits Tho treatment of thelaborerors recently imported savorsgreatly of kidnapping au offensewhich iB vory serious iu most of thoStato and Territories
Are there any rononi why tl oSurvey Doprtmsnt should be coitinued at least on the elaborate andcostly scale on which it has beenconducted during the past thirtyyears Wo admit that it has alwaysbeen a puzzle to us what thn expensive survey department has ac-
complished¬
during all these yearsHas tho large staff of surveyors ourveynd the same lands the sameboundaries the samo watercoursesover and over again or wero everysurvey made erroneous to neces ¬
sitate a re survey By thin time acomplete survey of the inlands mustbe in the archives of the Depart ¬
ment and we think that tl e Legisla-ture
¬
can save money by dosing thesurvey department for a few yearsanyhow leaving one man in chargeof the mapsetc If iprivate landsare to be surveyed lot tho ownershire privaturveyors The publiclands belong to tho federal government aud if it wants a re survey letlet it have it done by its own mbnand not at the expense of TerritoryIf tbe islands are not yet properlysurveyed then the work of the De-
partment¬
has been an utter failureand a sinful waste of money Leus stop right now and get alongwith the preseut surveys for whichthe taxpayers have paid enormous
sums If there is a piece of landwhich should be ro surveyed on bo
lnlf of the territory it will bo
cheaper to engage a private survey ¬
or to keep up the costly establish-
ment
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known as the Suiveyor-Gen-eral- s
dopnrtmeut
Lato Eorolgrt News
t iiy Ih9 Oalllornis
Tho condition of Queen Vic-
toria
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causes groat nlarniTho Queenwho is at Oiborue Home oan nolonger attond to the transaction of
business Her Maj sty has sufferedfrom several faintiug spells and very
little hope is eutortained for her recovery Tho Prince of Wales re ¬
tinitis at Marlborough House andParliament will probably be sunnioued to confirm by legislative ntthe asfumption by the Prince ofWales of the regency
Tbe Venezuela crisis ia growinggrave and tho Scorpion has beeu oidered to remain at La Guayarawhere her presence ia regarded rsnecessary
Wm G Irwin of Honolulu hasbeen deoirated by the President ofFrance with the chevalier class oftho order of the Legion of Honor
Colonel Grey with Now Zaalauders and bushmen completely routed800 Bjers near Ventorsburg ac-
cording¬
to a dispatch from GeneralKitchener
Major Genoral Sir Henry Covillehas been placed on the retired listwith pay
A Display Worth Seeing Me-
chanical¬
toys that will shave you orbrush your shoos at L B KerrGos Queen street Call and seethem
Koutuokys famous Jessae MooreV hiakey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho ealoona and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianlalnnrln -
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0 TelephoneTyW AUr
gftwlfflMaiDl99
JOHN HOTT
PrxMBwa Tim Copfeb and ShutIbon Woiik
Klnn Streot Honolnln
FOR S AXiilirr ACHES OP LAND IN GRANTS
i 2130 nnd 010 nt Kamaeo North HtloHawaii Apply to
MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLKRaul Estate Agent
TO IET
Premises on Kukui Lane Pos ¬
session given on January 1 1U01For terms apply to
7 i KAPIOLANI ESTATE
FOB SALE
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavment roceived Apply to
WILLIAM SAV1DGE it CO206 M rhant Sfcroet
NOTICE
Notice ia hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery ia now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm dailv remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all mterraents
The rates for transportation areone dollar for tbe corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners
Plata are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
The Entlm Stock in Trade of L C THOMPSON Co
898900 Broadway 2X W YorkWe must clear out DURING THE NEXT 1 Days- - the Balance of the above
Stock just arrived Ex Ilelene and Zealandia
FOU THE LADIES We have a new and well assorted collection of DrcGoods in Dimities Organdies Lawnp PercalesChalies Ginghams Chambrays Zephyrs UN--
- DER WEAR hi the Newest Styles BATHINGSUITS in all Shapes Mat rials and Szes
FOU THE GENTLEMEN A full and Complete Stock of HABER ¬
DASHERY Shirts Collars Neckwear Paj- -atnas Socks Ilandkc chiefs Underwear Bathing Suits PANAMA HATS in tlie very latestNew York shapes also a Great Ast ortment ofFelt and Straw Hats at a reasonable figure
HOUSEHOLDERS Wo have now on handle Largest Stock of DomesticArticles in this City
Slieetings- - sinci FilLow Ostsixigs Best Q ualftyTABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS 7
TOWELS AND BLANKETS
1 QUILTSNote The sale only lasts H Days so call early and sccuro Ilrat choice
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LOOAIi AND GENKEAL NEWS
Tho Kinftit left at ooon to day
The band will play at ThomasSquare this evening
Tho old stone church at Kamoiliiii is to be rebuilt
The Kimball Boiled yesterday forSan Fraucisco via Kahului
Dr E Artaiiage of Wdiluku willleave in the Sierra on a visit toEurope
Miss Delia Griswold is arranginga program for a concert to be givenon Feb 14
The Zlandia will leave Los An-
geles¬
on Feb 15th with plantationlaborers for Hawaii
Prominent JapaunBe merchantswill soon call a mass meutiug todiscuss tho fire claims
Norman Lyman and Miss EmilineBrown daughter of Senator Brownwere married iu Hilo last week
Nearly all the legislators elect ofthe Independent Party are in townand will remain here until the legis-
lature¬
meets
U S Deputy Marshal N Omsteadof Kauai and Deputy Sheriff Halvoreen of Waimea are in town on off-icial
¬
business
A business meeting of tho Ha-
waiian¬
Relief Sooiety will be heldThursday January 31 1901 at theresidenco of Mrs S C Allen
Kenui a Hawaiian woman CO
years of age died suddenly on Sun-
day¬
night at her homo at NiolopaThe body was taken to the morgue
A broken wire was the reason thatno oonnpetion could be had betweenWilcoxs poi faotury and the Centralon the night of the murder of Kukuma
Since the return t towu of Colo-
nel¬
0 P Iaukea the Haleiwa Hotelat Waialua has again become thefashionable resort for Honolulusociety
J Gerdes seaond mate of thoNiihau sustained some painful in-
juries¬
to his hesd yestarday after-noon
¬
by falling down the main batonof the vessel
The gasoline schooner Surprise isthe first vessel in these waters to re ¬
ceive a certificate of inspection fromthe inspectors of hulls and boilersnow here
Judge Humphreys rsnderad anoral doision yestorday in favor of
the plaintiff iu the case of WongKwai vs Liliuokalani suit for Bpoci
fio performance
Dr Wood is inclined to believethat the wouuds from which Kukuma died wore inflicted with a sword
If thiB is the case the police may
obtain a valuable clue
Dr Raymond has resigoed thepresidency of the Board of HealthIt is understood that therehignation is only temporaryTho Board will meet this afternoonto elect another president for thepurpose of signing pay rolls etcfor tho current month
Miss Acbotnan addressed a largenumber of ladies bat evening at herosldenoeof Mrs Henry WatorhouseThis afternoon MiBsos Ackermanand Muroutt will give a lecture atthe General Union Ohuroh whentheir subject will ba saloon govern ¬
ment and the sopia Dpi
Articles of associ ttion o the fCV Herriok Carriage Coinpauy Ltdhave been flo4 Te oQjuara areD P R Isenborg president 0 JT
Herriok yioe president James HBoyd aeoretaryj F B Bamontroasureri L 0 Abloa auditor di-
rectors¬
John Ouderkirk and HarryArtultsgo
Tho ICash Company Ltd is thoname of a new corporation Thenow company takes over tho wellknown business of LivingstonSoulo which has been known as TheKash The Btook is subscribed asfollows I Levington874 A LSoule 873 Mannie Phillips 1 FrankWoodbridge lj and Wm H Smith1 The capital stock is 575000with privilege of increasing to
luQ0QQ
Rehearsal by tho Amateur Orches ¬
tra this evening
Ten thousand pieces of newstylish dress goods at less than onehalf the original cost at L B Kerr
Cos sale of bankrupt Stools Oallearly and examino this immenseassortment
The street bridge on Suhoolstroet across the Nuuanu stream is
being placed in position and it isexpected that tho bridge will beoponod for traffic in April
Tho Knhuku Plantation Co madea good showing in its annual roportpreseuted to a stockholders meet ¬
ing yesterday A dividend of onepercent a month will be paid
A young half witted Hawaiiannamed Kamehamoha has been ar-
rested¬
on suspicion of being thepetty thief who recently has raidedthe servants quarters of Waikikiresidents
- r
Allan Herbert tho well knownhorticulturist has sent to Ceylon f r5000 vanila vine cutting3 Mr H m
bart will also experiment with thecultivation of pepper cardamonand other spices
Kagimura a Japanese from Kauai1who killed a countryman withwhom he was gambling was com-
mitted¬
for trial to the Circuit Judgeand brought to Oahu Jail whore hewill await his trial
JameB Holi a son of CaptainHoli of the police fore wan holdup and robbed by two natives on
Sunday night at Kewalo Theyoung man was brutally beaten andthe robbers whom he claims ho canidnntify got away with 15 in silver
At a meeting of the Healani BoatClub last evening it was decided togive a first class minstrel show possi-
bly¬
after the Lenten season Thematter is in charge of a committeecomposed of JnckJ Atkinson AlbertCunha W Sharp Joe Marina andFrank L Woodbridge
Independent Charter Commission
Chairmin F J Testa presidedover the most attended meeting ofthe Independent Home Rule Charter Commission in Foster Hall lastevening there being about twentyfive members present
The main bysine3s before thomeeting was the consideration ofthe report of the sub committee oncounty government Tho report sofar presented occupied about GO or70 type written pages which is onlya little over half of the countycharter drafted by that most dili-gent
¬
and energetic committee ofwhioh Mr W F Erving is chair-man
¬
The proposed county charter asfar as adopted by tho Commissionprovides for tho division of thoTarritory into five counties to witthe county of Kauai comprising theIslands of Kauai and Niihau andother islands that may exist withinthroe nautical miles of their shoresthe Island of Oahu and other islandswithin three nautical miles of itsshores to be known as the county ofQahuj the islands of Maui MolokaiLauai and Eahoolawe and otherislands within three nautical milesof their shores to bo designated atthe county of Maui tL Jsland olHawaii ia divided into two countiestfoepouuty of Hilo comprising thadistricts of Hilo Puna and Kau andtho county of Kamohameba con-sisting
¬
qf the diBtriota of Kona Kohala nud Hnmakiia
After throe hours of earnest delib-eration
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tho mooting adjourned toWednesday evening at the usualtime and place
Single Taxera Moating
A mooting will bo held in Fosterhall at 7 80 next Saturday eveningfor the purpose of discussing thematter of forming a Single Taxolub Tho object of the club willbe to Btudy tho single tax ideas ofHenry George and tho system nuwin yoguein New Zjaland Thesowillbo about six short sot speeches onvarouB phases of the question andsome extemporaneous remarks Following that the formation of a olubwill be oQnsicleredi
j4 - ri
Mitiaftmiwvrrmitmim
MICEWlaerL ITctul W ant
GREEN BIYEB WHISKDo not accept goods bearing similar name
THBRE IS ONLY ONE
assess
It is distilled by W MoCullocb Owensboro Kyi
GRESH RIVER is the official whiskey oE the U SNavy Department
GftEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded the Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1100
m
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For Sale in All Saloon3 and by
1 Bk i a A A I a C IH
srEuuu yuiiiUMva
SOLE AGENTS Hawaii TerritoryTAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
PAINT YOUE HOUSE
XJS HVESlSmite for the OutsideoAnd fr Inside
These COLD WATER PAINTS and the BestSubstitutes Oil and Lead and MUCH CHEAPER
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are arefor are
bobb sa hs ttas a
We are opening a Line of these at our Port Street Storeand will soon be in a position to supply all demands
- A Large Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC GQ LID
ugs
Blankets
f 5x
s Etc
Ho 10 Fort Street
fflilwples
mm
HARDWIRE
JdJDI
Manufacturing - Harness Co
Tlio OlcLest House in onolulvi
AlWS HSDQrCARRIAGE HARNESS OS
PIow ana Team Harness 0ihdI to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short NoticeIfprnasa Trimmings of All Kmds Constantly on Hand
ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelephone - SBS POBox 322
TwnipagwueawwnwjBfcTfefftftwjWftiragWKgaWflnM
Ei
3ti2Ol
THE1250 per Tobl
6 dozen quarts
9 per caspi-- dozen quarts
5 par casa2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HQFFSCHLASGER 00 LTD
Kins and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
TIMELY TOPICS
mi II ff 533eJsrrf7a
If you want a windmill to bo oprated by the least possible- wind
Bay m AermotorIf you want a windmill that has
little machinery and that littlaof tho very best quality
ai mtmmiIf you want a windmill that does
not got eraa
Buy m AermotorIf you want a windmill that will
--pump water to your houseandyour bain that will run tho
feed cutter cornshellerand Buzz Saw
Buy an AeraoiorThe AERMOTOR will lant longo
give better sat isfaotion and is cheopethan any other windmill on thxmarket For sale by
Tub Hawilan Mfsre Co3 rFort Stroet opposite Spreckole i
Cor Bank Honolulu H I
irm u IrwiaILIUXTBD
Win QIrwin President If uig- -
Olnus Bnrpokelo FiratVioo Pr sideW M Gillnrd Brcond Vice PrB3ldBM II Whitnev Jrir3Sburer Ss fataGoo J Koss xfldit
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
GommissiOQ Agsnta
AaKHTB Of THB
Ocoanin Stenmsfiiip wOf Hr mtinlsnn nl
TIE FAIfIKONHotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BE GilOu Draught or in Bottles lo Cplc
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE Ui
FOB v
Xnias and Hiw YerlVitAf r
NOlIOU
Dn J H Raijiojidhis practice togelliatbraith at his rodnCartwright premio unUuion oud Btuotaui s rrcichours from 10 a m z 12 m
pho uo 2Q1
Sa
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OfflcoI ele- -
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AND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOUIN OUlt NEW QUARTERS
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Fort Street
WATCH THIS SPACEFor Future Aimouacemenls
IMPORTBES OF
General MercAND
DOMM1SSXON 12BRaHIgents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Line of from Lirarpool
TIMELY TOPICS
HillLMIf 30U wnnt a windmill to be oper ¬
ated by tho least possible wind
It you want a windmill that haslittle machinery and that little
of the very best quality
Buy an AermotorIf you want a windmill that doea
not get cranky
Buy an ieraotorIt you want a windmill that will
pump water to your house andyour barn that will run the
feed cutter oornsbellerand Buzz Saw
The AERMOTOR will last longergivo better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by
Tiie Hawaiian Hardware Co Vi
Fort Street opposite SpreokelsCos Bank Honolulu H I
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New No 377Style 2 made by TheCo of America of Newton MasTJ S A patented Nov 14 1899Very littlo used the property of thelate Joseph Heloluhe and run bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsEeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler
Call aud Inspect tho beautiful ami tnAfuldisplay of koo s for peaota or for perPH use anil adornment
Lore Building 520 Port Street
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LOC
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ATSTTS
Steamship
Pirmpor Ptnketfl
LocomobileLocomobile
TlrHIB
BESTMilwaukee
mT5aH3
BUFFET1050 per tool
6 dozen quarts
9 per case4 dozen quarts
5 per case2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HOFPSCBLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
ILlttlTEDj
Win G Irwin President ManagerUluua Spreokols First Vice PresidentW MGiiTard Sttcond Vice PresidentM H Whltnoy Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Ros Auditor
SUGAK FACTORSAND
AQSHTS OF Till
Oceanic Steamship OompyOf Rnr VanaUro ta
NOTICE
Dr J H Ravhond has resumedhis practico together with Dr Galbraith at nis roaidonce the oldCnrtwright promises ou AlakoaUnion aud Boretania streets Officehours from 10 a ji to 12 to Tele ¬
phone 201 58 1 m
If you want tho very latest d9si us in dress goods call at L BKerr Coe Queen Street
--
BUSINEBB LOCALS
Tun Independent d0 cent permouth
For stylish millinerycall at L B Kerr Cos Queenstreot
Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬
liver messages and packages Tele ¬
phone 378
Stylish new up to date full dressshirts 75c 100 and 5125 at L B
Kerr Oos sale of bankruptstock
If you fail to visit L B KerrCos store Mopday you will missthe sights as well as the bargains
When you want a hack ring up191 Ou that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging
Embroidered handkerchiefs 5150per dozen a nice thing for a Christ ¬
mas present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Cos Qeen St
A Display Worth Seeing Me-
chanical¬
toys that will shave you orbrush your shoos at L B KerrCos Queen street Call and seethem
Kentuckys famous Jobbbq MooreWhiskey uuequalled for its purityand exoellenre On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands
The sale of bankrupt stook inProgress at L B Kerr Cos hasattracted crowds to Queen street allday and genuine bargains were ob ¬
tained Thestock will be on exhibi-tion
¬
Monday
Ten thousand pieces of newstylish dress goods at less than onehalf the original cost at L B Kerr
Cos sale of bankrupt stock Callearly and examine this immenseassortment
Per ZEALANDIA foi Cam aricoRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflowor Rhubarb As ¬
paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali ¬
fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounderc etc Allgame in season Also frech Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
NOTICE
Know all persons that I the un-dersigned
¬
dd forbid and prohibitall persons from trespassing uponmy land at Pakeekee LaupahoehoeNorth Hilo Hawaii after 6 oclockP M Those disregarding this notire will be prosecuted according tolaw
AH PING fCnLaupahoehoe N Hilo Hawaii
Dec 7 1900 76 -l-m
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOE
Xmas and New Year1710 tf
Brace faring Go
KoaJ Estate DealersC03FortBt near King
building lotshou8ks and lots akd
Lands Fob Sale
JB3y- - Farties wishing to depose of innljPrirurHAM firo lnvl A1 tn nail u n
Tub iVpNpjjNT 50 centB permoutb
BHERIFJB3 BALE
In pursuauco of au Execution is ¬
sued out of the Circuit Court of theFirst Circuit Territory of Hawaiion the 9lh day of January ADlJOllu re Matter of V L StanleySecond Judge of the Circuit Courtof the First Judicial Circuit suingfor the ui6 and benefit of C LiiYoung Guardiau of tho person andproperty of Lanhia a minor vs
Akoi and J H Baronaba I have out his 22nd dav of January A D 1901levied upon aud shall expose forsale at Public Auction to tho highest bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale in Honolulu afore ¬
said at 12 oolook noon of Saturdavthe 23rd day of February A D1901 nil th right title and interestof John Hahakoa Barenaba in andto the following parcels oi lannBituate in the Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii unless the judg ¬
ment amouuting to Two Hundredand Twenty four 97 100 Dollars in-
terest¬
costs and my expenses aropreviously paid
Four lois of taro land situate atKawaiiki in the District of Honolu ¬
lu near the laet turn of the AsylumRoad goiug mauka before reachingthe lusane Asylum subject to alease by John Hahakoa Barenaba toSun Lee dated Feb 23 1898 for tenyears at a rental of Thirty fireDollars 53500 a year recorded inRegistry Office in Book 197 page295 assigned by Sun Lee Co toSun Cheong Co by Bill of Saleroordfd in Registry Office in Book193 page 379
2
R P 7251 L CA 8989 to Kaimuat Kaopa Koolaupoko Oahu con-taining
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95 sq chains under leaseby J tl Barenaba to Hang Sime at1500 a year Lease expires June
30th 1901 and is recorded in Registry Officein Book 131 page 40
3
A parcel of land situate at PunaUiu Kaueohe Koolaupoko contain-ing
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an area of 177 Acres known aslot G of Punaluu Hui land and theshare of Nalua Kaboobanohanodescribed by metes and bounds indeed to Nalua recorded in RegistryOffice in Book 18 page 496
4
A parcel of land containing fourtenths of an acre situate at HeeiaKoolaupoko described in R P 1022L C A 10711 to Pa subject tomortgage of J H Barenaba toHenry Smith Trusten mortgagerecorded in Registry Office in Book129 page 172
5
Rwai
P 1391 L C A 370rB to Nasituate at Keaua Kaneoho
oolaupokoApana 2 is under leasey J H Barenaba to Ahlo expiring
Deo 31 1905 for S16 00 a yearLease recorded in Registry Officein Book 150 page 324
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R P 143G L O A 4189 to Kahoohanohauo at Kaluaeleole Puna-luu
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Kaneohe containing 111 2 sqchains
Apana 1 of R P 2091 L C A772 to Kalua at Kamakela KonaIsland of Oahu containing an areaof 0 456 aores
CHAS F CHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬
waii807 6t
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
All privilege holdorsit the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution offfj00 dollar at the office of the
Oatholio Mission during this monthof January 1901 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theCatholic Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderF H VALENTTN
91 0t
NOIIOENotice is hereby given that MrgE Damon has this day been ad ¬
mitted to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company wbioh firm ignow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S M Damon Mr H E Wailyand Mr S E Damon each of whemsign Bishop Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr Ohas Bon Mr J Harris Mackeuzie Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fon andMr Alexander Garvie aro respectively authorized to sign our firmname pnrproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
BunincBB Cards
A M HEWETT
jTotnht Olork and StovodoreOld Roliable Again on Deck
OUIce At tho Old Van Dome Promises1M5 Iy
DR E O WATEBHOUSE
Office and Residence Kino Stbeetnear Alai vi
OiBce lionrs 8 to II a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 r m Telephone Wl while
H B HITCHOOOK
Attorney at Law
Office Merchant Street CarlwrigbiBuilding
i l4 tf
T B MOSBMAN
Real Estate AqentAbstractor and Searcher of Titles
Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
Campbell Block Merchant BtreeU1419 tf
EDMUND H HABT
tfOTABT POBLIO AND TYPEWRITER L0iVEYANOER AND SeABOHEB Iff
Records
So 16 Kaahumana Stroet
DR SLOGGBTT
Oculist and Aurist
Progress Block 34 FIot Office Hoursfl v to 4 V
R K BOYD
Surveyor and Real Eitate Agent
Office Bethel Suet ovor the New230 Model Kestanrant ly
ALLDN St ROBINSON
Dealers in Luuulb akd Coal andBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Qnon Rtrent Hnnolnln
LOWNEYS
IPresli TodavSomebody at home will be waiting
touight or a box
The Name on Every Piece is thoguarantee
FOR SALE BY
Sole Agents Grocers
HI Fort Street Telephone 240
IH GillMMLIMITED
AGENTS FORWEBTEllN SUGAR REFINING CO
Ban Francisco Cal
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Peun U 8 A
NEWELL Uh VERBAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder
NeYork TJ 8 A
N OHLAND1 A 00San FranclBco Oal
aiByouKBIKON L000M0TIVB6S2 tf Bail FrnnolncoOaJ
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTRKIW
G J Walmi MahamiWholesale andRetail
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