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Vol YIII

Qceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEt

The Fine Passenger Steamom of This Line Will Arrive mil I vThis Fort as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

ALAMEDA JUNE 21AUSTRALIA JULY 5MARIPOSA JULY 15

AUSTRALIA AUG 2MOANA AUG 10AUSTRALIA AUG 30ALAMEDA SEPT 13AUSTUAJLTA SEPT 27MARIPOSA OCT 11

AUSTRALIA OCT 25

the the theby any

San all the andby any line all

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FOR SAN FRANCESCO

JUNE 23AUSTRALIA JULY 11MOANA JULY

AUG 8AUG

AUSTRALIA SEPT 5M AR1POSA SEPT 15AUSTRALIA OCT 3MOANA OCT 13AUSTRALIA OCT 31

In connection with sailing of above atertmore Agent b areprepared to issue to inteudiug passengers coupon through ticketsrailroad from Francisco to points in United States fromNew York steamship to European ports

further particulars apply to

MARIPOSA

21AUSTRALIAALAMEDA 18

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BE I UEL STREETS

The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and Hie PacificHardware Company pve us the most complete and bestassorted line of goods in Honolulu We shall at presentcontinue business at the old stand of Castle Cooke and

shall carry a stock or

General MerchandiseHardware and Household Supplies

Ait Goods and Artistic Supplies

Picture Framing a Specialty

W e are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons

MAIN OFFICE FOKT AND MEKCHANT STS

Messrs Castle Cooke retain an interest in the businese and solicit for ita continuance of the patronase bo kindly extended them in the past

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SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS

General Merchandise

COMMISSION MIHlKOKrA2SrT

Agents LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine InsuranceNorthern Assurance

Canadian Pacific RailwayPioneer Packets from Liverpool

Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co

LIMITEDMEHRTEN Manager

Furniture and UpholsteringREPAIRING- - ALL BRANCHES

Telopobne PROGRESS BLOCK Berotania

KKOTtt MOLOKAI

Sotno Works 7 hat Hove Been DoneSkilfully and Actively uy Act¬

ing Superintendent W j Fearyof tho Leper Settlement

Ed Tun Independent

1leiRH allow me a spare place iuthe columns of our favorite paperfor the publication of tho aboveheading

Mr Wm J Ft ary was appointedacting MiperirJtenriont for theLperSettltMiUtit in the mouth of January1898 His Grst work m tho repair ¬

ing of old roads aarl making newi03 which fair roads were in a bad

condition prior to his appoint mentSecond waa bis paving the lives of

onj ihotiond rind some odd humanbeings from hunger with no pai aiat the Settlement through his going personally from tho Leper Settlement to Wailau and Pelekunuvalley running a big risk in a eannowhich he paddled oyr much infrom ten to twelve miles

Third was his erecting a bridgeaeros the Puualii gulch a thingwhich is of great convenience o thepulilic here during rainy times

Fourth was hi very quick work oflaying the new eight and hix inchwater pipes from Waikolu Valley toPapaUon a distance of four tnilflthe first pipe was laid ou the lothof February thise anil the workwas roncluded on I ho 29th of MayThis work was carried on by MrFearv with only the small numberof 53 working men including at thesame time the digging and takingout of the old pipes for about threemile This work was uot only carried out in a lively manner but themain thing is its suco se and I nui tbay that there is plenty of watr tobe got at the Lper Settlement now

Fifth there is pleulv of taroplanted and growing in Waikoluvalley which is owned by the Boardof Health and whieh will come inhudy in tim s of need

In conclusion 1 must say that theLeper Settlement is in a very goodand orderly condition and thateverything is going ou smoothly

J K MiaLper Settlement June 16

JUSr AS IT SHOULD BE

A Visit to tho Honolulu Ear andEyo Infirmary

Amoug the several booue whichour local philanthropists have con ¬

ferred recently upon Honolulustands prominout the Honolulu Eyeand Ear Infirmary which may saidto be now officially opened

Tho Infirmary is located in thethird floor of the handsome ModelBlock adjoining Progress Hall atthe corner of Fort and Beretauiastreets The elevator carries ouecomfortably and conveuieutly tothis comparatively high altitudeand ou anival oue is first charmedby tho cool airiness of the locationand the extremely beautiful and in-

teresting¬

views commanded by theseveral rooms of tho Iufirmary inthe direction of Diamond Head audover the Catholic Mission

The visitor is received iu a neatlittle wailing room with its tablewith very readable matter and indue course passes into the office ofthe surgical staff consisting of DreSloggett and Andrews Hero homay obtain confidence or acquirenervousness by gazing at innumer-able

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clever aud costly instrumentsdevised for alleviating pain andreraedyiug or destroying every at-

tackable¬

disease of the eye ear orthroat It is considered to be asperfeot a collection as skill expertence and money oan procure

To the left as you face the genialdoctor reminiscent7 conversationalto dispel nervous blues of anticipa-tion

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is a private room for patientswho can afford to pay for treatmentand on tho right is tho Infirmary

NDENTHONOLULU WEDNESDAY

proper with the operating rootnBcouches and such sweet little bedsfor the recuperating convalescentsThere In also n dark room for testingpatients eyes by electricity andmot ingenious machines in connec ¬

tion with which both elect ricityandcompressed air are brought into ueoto examine and cleanse eyep nostrilsand throats And there are otherroom

The Ktiidiug rule is cheerfulnessand absolute cleanliness with charm-ing comfort throwu in as n generousnml thoughtful discount And nilthis in mainly for the poor andwithout price and is given throughthe generosity of our public mindedicitizeiiR amongst whom the Chinese have been extremely liberalbut up to the present the Japanesehave not been heard from to any important degree lho oulj requiremeutitiat a patient must have in

addition to his infirmity is a cardstating that The bearer is recommended hr to whom he is personally known as a proper personfor t reatniHut in the above intitutiou being iu indigent circumstancesand uuahie to pay for medical ser-

vices¬

Gratuitous atteudai ce isgiven on Mondays Veduesdas andFridays from 12 to 4 p m

m

For That Tired Feeline

That steals ovtr you as tho davHwork i over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glax ofRAINIER BEER Ttis thetonic oneed beats all tbn medicine you t anlakebniigs on ft sound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or iu bottlesot the Criterion Sfdnnn Phono 783

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinogRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLime Nuts liiisius Celery FreshSalmon Cnuliilover Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali ¬

fornia Oysters iu tin and shellCrabs Turkey Flounders etc Allgame in season Also freh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUiT MARKET

Telephone S78

Captain Carlyle states that theBoek Beer iajmu for this term Atthe celebrated Anchor he nowquenches the thirst of his customerswith high erade Jesse Moore whis-

key¬

or with Cyrus Nobles whitemalt whiskey which mixed withplain soda makes the famous drinkknown as High Ball

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A large sale of New Goods at LB Kerrs Queen Street

HOSIERY In Lace and dropBtitcb effects at Sachs

A Special Bargain Sale in all De ¬

partments at L B Kerrs for oneweek only

American Messeuger ServiceMasonicTemple Telephone 444

AH nipht service

H HACKFELD CO

Limited

DEALERS INKUKOlKAN AND AMERICAN GitO

OJtKIKdnUlbLTNO MATEIIIAL

HAHDWAKBOILS AND PAINTS

UAUH TW1NBETC KTO ETC

buy ooonsKANOY GOOBS

KTO

CLOTH INGBABBLEHY

ETO ETC

The latest iu Styles continuallyarriving by Steamer and Sail

fitf For sale ou liberal terms by

H HACKFELD k CO

Limited

No 1232

Wifes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 I WIGHT Brea B B ROBE Beetlatil J A KING Port 8npt

Stmr KOTAUOLAKKE Commander

AV1II Jeavo Honolulu Tuesday at 12oclock noon touching BtLahalnaf Usaea Bay nnd Makena the same day Mahukona Kawaihao Una aurahoehon thefollowing day arriving t Hilo WcdnoBdav oveulDgKettirnlng will sail from Hun every Kriday at 0 oclock p in touohin iu Iaupahoehoe Mahnkoii Kinuiihm MakenaManlaen Bnv and Luuhhiu arriving atHunol lu batunliiy nightWill call hi lohoiki aim cm thefcuomd trip or cuub rnonili urtiving thereon the morning of ilie rtn of Milling fromUiii lo HonoluluThe pppulor rout- - to luu Vounim is virtil lo A sood oaniage road the eniirtllsinnco

UAMEKON Commanderwin Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 h uuucliix at Kuhului Huna Harcoa andKiiiahuiii Jlaui Ueturning arrives aHonolulu riundiiy moriiings

V1 M UU Knpo 0De encuiontk

riii Company will reseive the ugui ofuiiUi eoanges in the tlmeot departure andmvolof its fatcamers without notice andwill not be responsible for any conse4uence9 nrising therefrom

Kiisigmes must be at the Lundiniit toviv- - their freight this Company wil3i t Jrt itpf responsitle for Wight oftexM fid been landedlve Rlnnb rtntivoi nnl AnH- -

I ins Company trill not be responsible foiMirtmy or valuabltbof passengers unlesult cl in the care of Pursersart rtjUesiMi to pur

ohhie lieiets before embarl mg TJiosofallhie to 1 i will U subject iV addtfor iU 0f twentv fi rp net rentIhe io pany will m be ilaole for lossof nor Injnrj to nor elu in the deliveryIbagt aeoi pcrioimleliectsof tbepassen

icr tiejtjnd the amount of 1000 unlesstuovalieof t e sime be decnird at orbefore the issue of i he tieU i and freightis paid thereon

V employe a of the Company are forbidden tu roeive reigkt without deliver-ing¬

n i hlpping ieceipt therofor in the formpre cribeii by the Company and whichmay be seen by shippers upon applicatiooto the pursers of the Companys bteamersbumpers are notified that If freight ibshipped without such receipt it will beroiflt at Ihoriskof the shipper

CLAUS SPBEOKELS Wll O IBWIN

aas Sprectels Co

B A3SrKFI3K3HONOLUhn

Sn Jbrancisco Agents THE flETjttTANA TIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

BAN FKANOIBCO The Nevada NationalBank of San Francisco

LONBON The Union Bapk of Loudor- -

LtdNEW YOUK American Exchange Nn

tional BankOHIOAQO Merchants National BankPAUIS Oredit LjonnaisBEHLIN Bresdner BantcHONG KONG ANB YOKOHAMA Honf

Kong Bhangbal BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALANB AND AUSTKALIA

Bank of New ZealandVICTOBIA ANB VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Xraiuael a Genet al Banking and IixcharBusiness

Deposit Boceived Loans made on Aproved Becaritv CommerciaJ and Travel¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Kiouangbought and sold

Ooillioi Promptly Arennntnd yriT

MORRIS K KEOHDKALOLE

OPKIOE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Bosatnlllco United States Custom HouseBrokers Accountants Bearcbers ofiHin mtl OwtipprI Itnninpiaii Agents

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Hare on exhibition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mattings FaniOat Braids Calabashes Etc

1172 Soliool Street near Lillha ly

THOS LINDSAYMannfactarlng Jeweller

Call and inspect the beautiful and usefuluispayo goos for presents or for pertoual use and adornment

Love Buildlnij FoitBtieeU

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THE INDEPENDENT

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rin T3RY AFTERNOONf8F Telephone 841 J9

llCxtiHDt Bnndnyt

t Brlto buill Koiiin Btroot

StTBSOHIPXION RATESIor Month anywhere In the Ho--

wnllan Islands fiO

Per Year 6 00Pet Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun

trlen 8 00

Pay ablo Jnvariably In AdVanco

f J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NOBRIE EditorW HORAOK WRIGHT Assistant

EditorResiding in Honolulu

WEDNESDAY JUNE 21 1899

Casper Whitney is rapidly demo-lishing

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the romanticism built uparound the ancient Hawaiiaos Hesays in Harpers Weekly of June1st The study of Ancient Hawaiiyields little that iB impressive Fewpeoplos have left less to indicateearly prowess and none has left snfew monuments to suggest a periodof splendid if savage accomplish-ments

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C They appear al-

ways¬

to have been an acquiescentpeople with no originality or e9special force of character and onlythe industry born of necessity A

casual reader of the article mayreadily trace the source of MrWhitneys hastily acquired informa-tion

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which is neither as accurate orvaluable as his sporting criticisms

Austins Hawaiian WeeklyIn the sprit of sincere eojiplirtnu

we welcome the new Weekly intothe journalistic fold and moreespecially as it is owned and editedby a Hawaiian familiar with the history and conditions of his countryMay it prosper and develop andarrive to own the prestige and

wield the power of independentworth mich as is now after longyears the part of the San FranciscoArgonaut after which successfulJournal it is apparently partiallymodeled The time is not far distantwhen a publication such as AustinsHawaiian Weekly aims to be may beof vast benefit to this country notmerely as an advertising medium ofour advantages but in the bestpolitical not partisan interests ofour country Mr Austin rememberhis Tacitus and iB probably familiarwith the line CorrujUissimarepublicaplurimae leges1 Hitherto we havebeen comparatively free from corruptio oplimi pessima but the daywill dawn when the lust of wealthwill put us to the test and then willhe required an iron heart a firmhand and an honest pen to defendthe right May the directors of theWeekly possess them when the timearrives for the conflict

The first number of Austins Ha-waiian

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Weekly contains matters nfinterest to all Olover commonts ofthe topics of the day an interestingoriginal story of the editor a beauti-ful picture of Honolulus pet VinletDale a religious column by thereverend Azbill and an able articleby Anne M Prescott dealing withProhibition and Temperance

The new Journal is printed by theHawaiian Gazette Co and the priceis 400 a year or 10 cents a copy

VOLUNTEERS BAIL FOR HOME

Oregon Regiment and tho FirstCalifornia Signal Corps on theOcean

Manila June 14 1145 a m TheSecond Oregon Regiment startedhome to day on the transport New-port

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The transport Ohio carriedthe California Volunteer SignalCompany sailing for San Franciscovia Nagasaki They are expeoted toarrive July 12th

The outgoing Oregon troops leftsixty two dead from battle and dis-ease

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the result of the years cam-paign

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Tho vessels were cheered asthey eteamed out of the harbor

A Brilliant Reception

Tho beautiful premises at tho II vtol Seanido Annex at Waikikt weroilluminated in a brilliant mannerlast evening when Coldnel and MrsGeo W Macfarlnno colebratetl theRllvor wedding of Consul and MrsHenry Mhefarlane by a gcand re ¬

ception of Honolulu societyHawaiian musicians discoursed

sweet music during the evening andthe gonial host had secured tho forvices of Madam Luna who reflectedhor sparkling ravs in tho calm vastPacific Ocean It was a thoroughlytrdpiol evening and even thekatunainas of the nil admirari classwore enthusiastic with the magnifi-

cent¬

Bconery and tho beautiful ap-

pearance¬

of the Annt xIn the main building the guest

who numbered over 400 were receiv ¬

ed by the host and hostess aud pre-sented

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their compliments to thejovial silver bridegroom and hiswife The cottages aud groundswere lighted in an artistic maimerwith colored electric lights audChinese and Japaueso lanterns andthe wind which was bloniug ratherhard in the mountains seut only agentle zephyr across Waikiki andnot a ripplo was seen in tho ocean

Refreshments were served duringthe evening at small tables placedon tho lawns and lanais ami theguests loft promising to meet againtwenty Ave years hence whf n HenryMaefarlaiiH md wife will eolobraHtheir gui lou wedding

PaBSenger TravelD EFARTUnES

For Kauai per stmr MikahaloJune 20 Chas Rice and wife MrsE Damon C B Makoo and vnfe PDevenll Mr Tongond Mrs W KamA II Glenao P Kahlbaum W URice Jr MasterS FCain Mr Whirtingtoti A H Smith T H Gibson SK Kaon u H Bi hop Akau MrsBruus J K Kahookano

For Nawiliwili per stmr Kn AuHou Juue 20 -- D P R Isenberg

For Maui ports per Ftrar Claudine June 20 Mrs O W Diekovchild Kunfth Atkinson V F Robinson Ole Oleson W T Spoil Mi aMaggie Napn J B Jermau J TaylorGoo Hone A Hokinur A do S Canavarro aud ton Riv Poopo i and wifeJ W Keiki aud wife Con Yong JHolt A N Kepoikai aud wife

For Hilo and wayportp per stmrKinauJune20 Rmald Kennedy JD Keunpdv Mrs OConnor Mii sDeacon Miss Stephens J F LarlienMibs Wieland Mr Shanks J S McCandless Mrs Kruser three ithilriren and nurso Willard StoddardMr SebuimeistHr O EEigan 11 HClark George Ros Jauisn R ntonMrs Forbes two chifdmu and nnrpHWilliam Oaklev E I Ear Rmv C BSitblado T A Simpson F WalkerSam Maey J P Cooke R v MSLyvey Mrs V Carlin Mrs BaueMr Forbes A Moore Sam WitbtMr Ferguson Mr Rondu MUsCockett Judge Wilder Rivmriud

xCoan Mss Nadine CeutHr Miss JJeuter H b Johnson A Ritclilnyand wife Mr and Mth Solomon Mraud Mrs Conantf Miss Jean McDo-nald Claronne Lyman E L CuttingMrs Buckley and two childrenAohee N Aoyage Rv S Konda CGunn C F Hart H A Russell MrsN K Eldredge

For Haraakua por stmr IwalaniJune 20 D Forbes aud wife

ForLihaina Kona and Kan perstmr W G Hdll Juue 20 -- Mrs Laslie Miss Payne Manor M Mouaarrat Master Graham O lsHnueri JMaenens S Kaao aud wife MrsSLizaro Rev J F Durao W A WallRv J Kaiiliano Kong Ho Mrs KIiolo Mrs Mary Mase M K Kakani

Mr Ktlolaui M ami Mrs Abi RevU M Alifohrtll Ftv W N Loun AlitsAIry Wright Ms I la MelekuleMrs R Waialealo Miss Saffrey

Bice--Kin- g

Charles A Rice and Grace E he1King was married yoRterday aftornoon by Rev Alex Miokintoah atSt Andrews Cathedral The churchwas beautifully decorated for thehappy occasion and a large numberof friends were present The groomwho was attendeil by his brotheris a son of Souator R ee of KauaiThe bride is the daughter ol MrThomas King of this city Hersister Juliette was maid of honorand tho Misses May Hart and MaryRice wore bridesmaid

After receiving the congratulationsthn young people wore driven to thewharf whence they doparted fortbeir future homo qu Kauai

MechanicsTools AND

BuildersHardware

AT COST

We make this nuiimiucouieut inthe face of a rii ini market

Why BricauMt we want tho roomfor other goods more strictly withinour Hues

Our entire stock of

Shelf Hardware

and Mntooifo Tool

will be sold at costThis CLEARANCE SALE wil

cnmin ncH on Tl E3DAY Juno 0and will continue until the entirestock is exhausted

Tho goods are marked in plainfigures

You will find a few samples in ourlarge window Tho stock is on oursecond 11 ior Takp the levator Younill find ealesmnu iu charge of thisspecial department

Come eatly bofore other dealersbuy i out

flST Wo want our customers togel i his benefit

W WDIMOHDfiCOLIMITED

IMPORTERS OF

Grocery GUs Lumps and

HosiSi FiiiDistHDg Goods

SOLE AGENTS FOR

Jewel Stoves for Coal or WoodGuruey Cleanable RerigeratorsNow Wickless Blue Flame 0 1

StovesGrm Proof FiltersPrimus Oil Strive

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WATER NOTICE

In ntoTilnneo a 1th Bcctlon 1 of ChapterXXVI of UicHWHof 180

All po sol s holi lug wultr privileges orllio 0 jhj lnj ttaor rjtes tiro lieiobv iKjti

led tlnit tlio water rates for the erm endiliK Dec at 1 Di wiljba ilno and pnyntjlont tha ottica ol tins Honolulu Water Workson the 1st diy o July 80

All such rtos rmmtnlig unpad for 15

days nf or tlu y nro dnowill be subject tonn ml Jlliunnl IU per cent

All privileges upon which rales remainuhpdd Ail usl l ISia UO das ollOr Lo

coiulng df II q lent a o liabla to suspen-sion

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without further nuticoJ talcs c ijatiblf at tlin olllco of the

AVutor Works iu the Knpunlwi liulldlngADKfcW UUuWN

Pupt Ilnnolulti Wnior WorksHmolulu H I June 20 IhlW

llil l0r

South Before the War

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CONE NIGHT UXIY

Saisrday Juso 24 b

mmnml hi aspciite placer in Dion Bonliiaultd Kaunas D a ma ofIhu h av days

THE OCTOROON

sec cry and lucr linnlcil effpetsA 11 iu prod a lion

TT If 1P Krenr stfnm bont FceneiJii Vj tlio cenesnn tlin LeonJ T T tin- - errnt Knife Duel

D or i cIpsPnrqnet

nPI

Uomsdy

SpecialDramaliii

the Stoim Bout hxploslon

f IOnl CO

JOHN NOTTPlumbing Tin Coppeb and Sheet

Iron Work

Kiui Street Honolulu

RERESENTING

Thousands o

May

VVVll1V

eh TopeHonolulu Juno lt 1S99

Just arrived from NewYork per American shipGeorge Curtis

Black and Galveroizad Got Nails

Assorted Sizes

BU and Galvanized Wire Nails

Assorted Sizes

Hunts Ae and Pick Mat-tocks

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Iron City Axe and PickMattocks

Steel Uorse Shoes Frontand Hind assorto d sizes

Long lJandle Hay Forks2 or 3 tines

Socket iookc Neck Hoesi fand

Hunts Axes 3fV to 5 lbsHandled J

AmijH Loiiff and ShortUandlu Shovfls

Ains Shott Handle QoaiScoop

Champion Handle CoalScoops

Hush Hooks Medium andHeavy

American CharcoalrTronsPutnamH Horse Shoe Nails

asbortcl r izet v

Chumplain 8 Horse ShoeNails assorted sizes

Aldens straight yardbrooms

Step Ladders 5 8 and 10feet hih

One and Two Man CrossCut Saws 2i to G feet long

For sale here at lowest mar-ket

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ratesPiease call and examine our

goods

TriH Hawaiian Co Ln

26S Fokt Sthket

f DollarsReceived by the Australia containing avariety of Goods that will- - he sure tointerest MY PATRONS

They were gathered by our Agentin the best Market of Europe and arethe Product of the foremost manufac1 ure in their respective lines and boughtat such low prices that when you seethe Quality of them you will realizethat THIS STORE IS AS EVERTrying to PLEASE and give Cus-tomers

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M re value for their Money thanany other Establishment in the City

OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENTSAttractive features are tho TRIMMED AND UN TRIMMED HATS that

have JUST been OPENED

TCI

Hardware

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Importer Queen St

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LOOAIi AlrfD GENERAL NEWS

Orpheum to night

Tho Mariposa ia duo Friday Juuo23 aa per schedule

Tho Alameda wil sail at 3 p mtoday

The Government otlicea close oJulyith

1 SHIRT WAISTS Iu every eoncoivablo Btyle aud Material at Su i

L

The band plays at Makoe Islandthis Voniug

The S S Nippon Maru sailedabout 7 oclock lust evening

RIBBONS IuTatfetas All

Moire aud plainnew BhaU8 at SauUs

Huutiug a bituatiou will begiveu at the Orpkeuui to night withnew faces by the Alatutda

Dr Posey specialist lor Fjc EarTuroat aud Nose diseases audJdUrrti Maoouio Tetuple 8 to 12

ltolGeorge J Cavanagli is mourning

the luaa of his waru auil put Nancywuo dieU ou the 19m mat afier asnort llluebB

V W Diinoud Co Ltd areUulUiug a clearance salo of shelfhardware aud tuechauics tools atcosi Read their advertisement

The Independent acknowledgeslecoipl of lno Laud Reputes othe iiawuiluu Islands oy LeouUarUSlejueger of lire SuiitUBOuiau lustilutiou

Deputy Marshal Ohilliugworthboko up the Juiueae gauiullug aeusyesterday aud arrested a uuuibtr ofwell known bankers It is evidtmtlhai Uliarlio eauc oo seau

A grand rally of ihe luleuteil suituieu iu port will be held iu iboanape ut a eoucert free to theirfriends at their ciuo had commotiolug ut 730 p m this evening Ljculaleut will assist-

Charles W Ahfoob George OFuller Wilfred A Greeuwell audOlareuce H Smith graduated atOdhu College last eveuiug Thevaledictory ou Tun brotheruooa ofman was ably delivered by ChaaW Ahfook

The Independent thanks Dr Wal-ter

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Maxwell for a copy ol his reportto the Department of Agriculture inthe yearbook for 1898 The reportwhich was presented by SecretaryWilson to Presideut McKinley is ofgreat interest and value and Will berevieweil at an early date

The complaint of Attorney Humph rev a against Attorney-Gent-ra- lCooper charging him with unpro-fessional

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conduct is being heard be-fore the Supreme Court to day Agreat number of witnesses includ-ing

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attorneys newspaper men andofficials have been called upon togive testimony

From San Francisco per S S Ala-

meda¬

June 21 E L AtkinROP 1 Hand wife D B Bagloy B R

anniug Miss M Branded J TCampbell Mjss Susan G Clark C A

Da Cew Mies M S Denis C P EagerGeo E Fairchild Missess Hartwell3 C F Herriok wife and childMiss H Lederor I Levingaton ChasLogue J A Mariner D Marion MrsGeo F McLeod Carl BPeck MisE C Potts Mrs Annis MontagueTumor and maid Mrs Fred Whit-ney Mrs J B Williams and child JJ Williams

Death of Harry Agnow

Tho Alameda brought the news ofthe death of Harry Agnew the wellknown horsoman who for a numberof years was a citizen of this coun-

try¬

The deceased was about fiftyyears of age and arrived hero witha raoing horBe in tho early seveutiosHo remained here entered the hard ¬

ware firm of H H Dimond andlater on started au independentbiisiness with B F Dillingham Hewas very prominent in sporting ciruloa aud was a leader in hnrso racingHis methods wore not always ap-

proved¬

of and ho was never admit-ted

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a member of the Jookey ClubA domestio tragedy which will beremembered by the karoaainas madehim soil his interest here and loftfor California where ho purchasedthe Hillsdale ranch near San JoseShortly after hie arrival here hepurchased tho largo tract of land on

the plains where the Widemann resi ¬

dences now stand He sold tho tractto the late Judge Widemann at avery handBorAe profit During thehst few years Harry Agnow oopaBionally paidbriugjug raceetook from his

visits to Honoluluhorses and other

famous stock ranch

OTIS ON THE FIGHTING

Places Ajuorlcan Killed and Wouiidod at Thirty

Washington Juno 13 -- The fol-

lowing¬

cablegram has been receivedfrom General Otis j

Manila June 13 Adjrtant Gen-

eral¬

Washington Lawtons troopshad a sevoro engagement to daywith the enemy in strong intrench- - i

mouts at the crossing of Seapole i

river near Bakoor Cavite province i

Lawton has driven tho enemy withheavy Iobb Our casualties are BOUie

thirty Insurgents in this southernsection were not molested until theythreatened an attack iu strong forceon Manila They are scattered aud i

iu rotroat It is doubtful if they i

make a further stand Otis

An Epitomo of Foreign News

i General Antonio Luna of the Fili- -pino forces has been assassinated byAguinaldos guards His aide ColRamon was also killed while endeavoring to protect himi

General Lawtou has aain defeated the Tagalos iu a brilliant eugagtment

The town nf Hermau iu Washing-ton

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county Nebraska has been destrojed by a tornado with a loss of100 lives

The Sultans delegates threaten towithdraw from the PeacH Conference Unless Achmet Riza the leaderof the Young Turkish party i ex ¬

pelled from the Netherlands

The Paris rioters have been punistied but there is another Cabinetcrisis

The Peace Conference has practically adopted the principles of theGeneva Convention for naval war ¬

fare and this is regarded as I he firstreal achievement of the conference

Tammany Hall is raising funds tobuy the Killamey Estate Oue hun ¬

dred aud thirty thousand dollars isthe purchase price named and Rich-ard

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Croker 19 ou the spot to con-

clude the sale

The cruiser Newark has safelyreached port after some narrowescapes thiough being short of coal

The B er8 areGreat Britain

AJJfltafcLahitA a lllltrtlwihMM8fcawL Jk

rising to retist

The project of a tuuuel betweenEngland aud Irelaud has been re ¬

vived

The statement is made that theShah of Prsia is insane Telephonemad

Iu official circles iu Hawaii Presi ¬

dent McKinley is undoubtedly re-

garded¬

as the best man that everheld th position He has given or ¬

ders there shall be no elections inthe islands this fall aud all office-

holders¬

shall continue to hold andto draw salaries until further uotice

S F Call

Admiral Dewey has reached Siugapoie

Death has claimed Timothy GuyPhelps a prominent CaliforniauHe was run over by cyclists

Captain Henry Nichols of theMouaduock is dead from sunstrokeat Manila t

Germany openly opposes arbitra-tion

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iu the Peace ConferenceTho Pope advises Catholic Bi-

shops¬

to support the French Reoublio and to abstain from countenancing royalist demonstrations

Affairs iu Samoa are assuming apromisiug aspect

James J Jefferies the Californiaboiler maker is now ring championof the world He defeated RotiertFitzjimmouB ou Juue 9th in NewYork after a terrific battle iu theulevtjutb rouud The bettiug wasS1000 to JG00 ou Filzsimmous

Lieutleased

Col Picquart has beou ro- -

Among the passengers who arrivedby the Alameda were the Missesdarlwell Miss H Lederer lsidorLivingetou Mrs Geo F McLeodMrs Auuie Montague Turner audMrs Fred Whitney

J J Williams the genial photo-grapher

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relumed this morning byibeAlameda During his absenceou the uoast inr w imams uaathoroughly studied all the latestimprovements in art of photographyaud will thoroughly renovate hisgallery here in au style

Au old lady entered the big de ¬

partment store She walked to oneof the counters I want to getsomething for a boy of teu shesaid

Slipper counter two aisles to theright snapped the salesgirl andthe old lady walked over

l iri4SL Li i S

To Attract Trade is One TMd

Trade is Another

WE PROPOSE TO DO BOTHIn fact have done so right along

THE WONDERED

when you into considerationThe Superiority of Our Offerings

MLERT

ship ns by every steamer someHIGH CLASS NOVELTIES

We Have Always Someihtog New Something 10 Interest You

We Are Here for the Benefit of the Ladies

DIRECT IMPORTERSnrBiwnitnaBtrrrTrprTMnr Mnp1 iiiiwbii iii ibi iTrTra TrTiTrrrrMTTTi wii iiiiiiiiiiii mi mi mm nwwTTl ill nm i MRagrxrsgajoppgaa M- - - -

messenger aervice wm a a5T jP O JHonolulu Messenger Service iU- - O f f tf VTt Ct O Qlivr messages and packages Tele i iTjl S i 1 i j JLv J I st lk I I1 JlT

mmrpnM - TT1T tTTlmij unrauui -- - - ---- -fc

Family Theatre

V POST ManagerE SHARP Musinal Director

TO NIGHTJim Post Laughable Farce

WHAT HAPPEN TO

MRS JONES

Tho Oreatost AKgrgnUou ol VaudevilleTalent ever seen In Honolulu nt ouo tiiP

HoxOllicHOiionantlO am flionH 540

WAYERLEYDAMCE

BY MOONLIGHT AT

Hemond Grove

SATURDAY NEXT JUNE 24th

Round trip tickets Gentlomen1 Ladies 50 centsTrain leaves for the Grove at 780

GO ONE GO ALL

The representatives iu the Con ¬

gress of tho United States number305 divided as follows One hundredaud eiRhty threo Republican 1G2

Democrat 7 Populists aud 2 silverites The population of the UnitedStates was estimated on tho 1st oflast January at 77803231 whichgives a representative to every 215521 persons

iu Sweden there is a superstitionthat the men of the extreme northern regious become wolves duriugChristmas week

To Hold

oooofroomfroooGoo oo4oo

take

THE

And

Choice

Inn

CLUB

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots ou

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated ou tun magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine and scenic view stretching from Dia- -

mond Head over Punchbowl to the Waianae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in

course of construction aud choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is n Pali protectingJt from the highwiuds aud heavy showers of Niiuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate

The Elevation of tho Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and Cled and choice will be allotted

according to the number of applications

0 Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feet

0F Terms Easy

BRUCE WAKING CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

1776 1899Hurrah for the Fourth JulyFIItEWOUKB FLAGS BAIIOB

DKUOUATllN KUNTINH8 PHIHilHHKD WHlTe ANJ llllIK IAIES FKSTOOMNaS

ItKli WHirw AM UhUJS BLAHS and stripe riuuonbAsxorted cass Fireworks at 15 20 and 25

WaehiuRtou Grant Dewey aud Liucoln tor unle at

Xh gfiikB iXiiB Corner Nuuanu and King Streets

S W LEDERES ProprietorTelephone 178

LONG BRANCH BATflStV AIKIK1 BKAQH - - Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Piofrletor

There eiuth mul air and ftn and thyWith heukeif sung he lullaly

Kin u Street Tram Guru pnsarKlai mi I tillUlrun a nlnllv

the doorIHrPH iot

L O ABLESGenkual Business Real Hstate and

FlNANOIAL AOEMT

SW Fort Street Honolulu H I

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ON

of

Lithographs of

P O Hoi W5

BY AUTHORITY

IRRIGATION noticeHOIjDKHSOB1 WATER PU1VILBQES

or those paying water rates are herebynodded that tho hours for irrigationpurposes are from 0 to 8 oleock a iu andirom 4 to 0 oclock p in

ANDItEW UUCVYNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved 8 M DauonMlnhterof Interior ad interim

1224 t

f

1 t

1

THE CELEBRATED

Fabst Milwaukee B

iBi jBBBiIv xy BWn

and CosmopolitanSALOONS

JUST ARRIVED

Fine CarnagesAND

ANDCarriage Fillings

own DRpfS

Prevents BaldnessResuscitates Weak HairIs an Excellent Hnir DressingCures Prickly Heat at OnceKeeps tho Scalp GleanLeaves the Head CoolYoung and Old Need ItHeals all Scalp DisordersEffectually Eradicates DandruirAnimates the Growth of the HairTheres Nothing Like It

For sale by all druggists and at theUnion Barber Shop

F PAOHECOSolo Proprietor

Telephone No fiSfl WOl tf

Groceries to the ForeIn Union is Strength and so it

is in Cb operation

The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prices lor a time but it has againcome down to its former level and we aregetting our groceries as rhap as wo everhad them before If every stockholder inthe company were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Co opera ive GroceryCo the success of the corporation will boassured

Call and trado free dolivory o nil partsui me city

E TIETJENSBinnaEer Iorama uo operatlve urocery

Co Ltd out Kins Street oppositeroad Central Depot

Metropolitan Meat Go81 KING STREET

C J WALLSB MAMA 4BIU

Wholesale andRetail

AMD

Wavy Contractors

JOHN PHILLIPSPlumber and Gas fitter

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTTCTRPHONR R02

LONG BRANCH BATflSWAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth ami air and tea and ikyWith breakers eong give lullaby

King Street Train Cars pass the doorLames and children specially cares for

in aomES

AND dN

DRAUGHT

I- - served in the

Royal Pacific

fCifW rvi COBYBignTH

Bumnoyu Cards

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W O AOFI CO

Real Estatl Stock and BoNrBIOKEKS

Office 10 West Kine Street Honolulu1215 ly

A L O ATKINSON

Attorney at LawOffice Corner King nnd Bethel Strets

1207 up stairs tf

A B HOWAT D V S

Graduate of McGill University MontrealJ

Has had ten years practical txperlencein the treatment of Ho se Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islumls

Orders left Ht Club or Pamhecn Stableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 51G Fort Street Telephone 785

970 tf

R N BOYD

SnnvEvbu and Real Eitai e Agent

Office Bethel Street over the New230 Model Ucstanrant ly

DR SLOGGETT

Physician and Sueqeon

Has removed hip Offices to the 3d FloorProgrots Block Fort ftreet

EDMUND H HARTNotaby Public and Ttpewiuteb Con-

veyancer¬

and SeahoiiEk op

IIRecords

No 15 Kaahumanu Street

DR WALTER HOFFMANNGornei Beretania and Punchbowl Streets

Office Hours 8 to 10 a l 1 to 3 f mj7 to 8 pm Bundays 8 to 10 a m

Telephone 510 P O Box 501

L O ABLESGeneral Business Real Estate and

Finanoial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu H I

JOHN NOTTPlumbing Tin Coppeb and Sheet

Ibon Wobk

King Strpct Honolulu

ALLEN s UOBINBONDe ALECS IN LuMBnil AtvD OOAL AND

BUILDINO Matebuls QY

All Kinds

Qioit ntrot Tlnnnlnln

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

OAUMAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIRES AND ROLLER BEAR ¬

ING AXLES-070-t- f

JUUWsIWixjl-3

ESTATE KEGISTER

A llecord of Heal nnd PfrsonnlEstato Transactions of RecordIn tho Ofllco of tho Koclotrar ofOonvoynncos

conveyances

Recorded May 8 1609

S Maholoua nnd wife of Honoluhi to VL Hopu nf Wainnli OahuDnwl dated May fi 1899 oonHitlprat inn 20 Liber 191 folio 317 K P1072 L U A 7 151 at PnhawalWaianae

E Bashaw and wife of Putin Ha ¬

waii to A W Cartor of HonoluluWarranty Deud dattd April 201899oousidHrat ion 9000 Liber 191 folio124 Grant 4090 at Olaaj Puna

Katie Trowbridge of Puna Ha ¬

waii to A W Carter of HonoluluWarranty Deed dated April 211899consideration S19800 Lbur 194folio 125 Grant 3971 at Olao Pima

S Eli Peck or Honolulu toOlaa Sugar Co Ld WarrantyD ed riaind May 6 1899 consideratiou 59709 Liber 191 folio 12G

Grnut 3959 at Olaa Puna HawaiiOlaa Ciffee Co to A E Nicholp

of Honolulu Warrauty Deed dqtfdApril 101899 eouMileratton 590100Lher 191 folio 127 GrantH 43004301 4302 aud 4303 at Olaa PunaHiwati

Hawaiian Innd ImprovementCo Lid to B F Dillingham et alof Honolulu Warranty Deed datedApril 211899 consideration 457500Liber 194 olio 128 Throe Lots atOlaa and 50 Lots at Keaau both iuPuna Hawaii

P M Wakefield and wif of HiloHawaii to B F Dillingham et alof Honolulu Warrauty Deed datfdApril 211899 consideration S16000Liber 191 folio 131 Lot 19 andstock in Hawaiian Liud Improve ¬

ment Jo Lid at Puna Hawaii flu- -

eluded in the above consideration isa Mortage of 56000

i A E Nichols of Honolulu to AW Carter of the same place Warraoty Deed dated April 21 18l9consideration 1 Liber 194 folio132 26 Lots at Olat Puua Hawaii

Wm Frioa and wife et al of SanFrancisco California U S A toEdward Pollitz of the same placeWarranty Deed dated April 261899confederation 2 000 Libor 191 folio348 Maxwell Place iu Honolulu

Mary Kailieha et al of Honoluluto Claus Spreckelc of San FranoiciCilifornin U S A Deed datedSept 11 1883 c nsideratiou 153Libr 191 folio 349 Piece of landat Wailuku Maui

Kaauwai et al of North KohalaHawaii to Hawaiian Couvneroial

Sujar Co of San Francisco California D S A Deed dated May18 1885 consideration S 10 Liber191 folio 350 Piece of laud at Wai-luku

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MauiW R Castle Trustee of Honolu-

lu¬

to T S Southwiek Trustee ofthe same place Ded dated Feb27 1899 consideration S100 Liher191 folio 351 Interest in R P 1174L O A 352 at Lahaina Maui

V C Acbi and wife of Honoluluto Hawaii Land Co Ltd Deddated April 20 5899 consideration55 000 Liber 191 folio 352 Lots 1to 5 of It P 692 L C A 1283 atPalauia Honolulu

BELEASES OF MOBTGAGES

Recorded May 5 1899

Trustees of Bishop EUate to GearLansing Co Partial Releasedated May 4 1899 consideration51550 Liher 192 olio 225 ReleasesLuts 11 18 aud 16 Block 48 LotB 3aud 4 Block 15 Lots 1 2 aud 5Block 36 and Lots 3 4 6 snd 8Block 44 at Kaiuiuki from the lienof a Mortgage of record in Liber180 folio 592

Recorded May 8 1899

W W Goodalo lo Klekoma andwife Dted April 21 1898 consideration 1150 Liber 160 folio 370Mortgage of record in above Liberand folio

H Hackfeld Co Ltd to EBashaw Dated April 20 1899 consideration 59000 Liber 174 folio483 Mortgage of record in aboveLiber and folio

Theo H DavieB Co Ltd toKatie Oh as Trowbridge DatedApril 25 1899 consideration 1625Liber 166 folio 127 Mortgage ofrecord iu above Liber and folio

A O Silva to F Gomes DatedMay 8 1899 consideration 500Liber 166 folio 39 Mortgage of re ¬

cord iu above Liber aud folio

POWERS OF ATTORNEY- -

Ricorded May 6 1899

W M Graham of Honolulu toBruce Gartwrkhtofthe same placeDated May 5 1899 Liber 193 folio110 To eugage carry on and superinrtend the business of W M Graham

Recorded May 8 1899

Ohas Supe Trustee for Carolineand Chae Supe Jr of MichiganUSA to Gustrua D Supe o Olaa

KTVJiarttvi9iv 1 4

Hawaii Dated March 301899 Liber193 folio 115 To sell lots at Olaa

ASSIGNMENT OF LEASU

Recorded May 8 189D

Pelani of Wslkcle Ewa Oahu toTnng Wo Wai Co Dated April 291899 consideration 1760 Liber 190folio 182 Government Lease No489 aud laud at Waikole

FredHarrisnn th o propietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works is readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb stoucs suitable to alltaMo requirements and purfes HisofhYo is in tho new buildings next tothe Occidental on the corner ofAlakea and King street

Kentuckys famous JessRO MooreWhiskey unequalled for iti purityand excellence On sale at nny oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands

NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THATNOTICEi tho Bv lit s nf the MoBrjdo

Sngur Unin pnv Limited th 0IHcrs nndDin dors or tho flrnt year of the Companyare

Mr D 1 It Issnhoric ProMdentMr B F Dillingham Vice PresidentMr K K Pxton TreamrerM Henrv Holmes AuditorMr K W Macfarlane Secretary

Director Mr WnHer D McBrydo MrAlhrtR WicotMr Alexander M McBride Mr Geo H Faliohild Mr J KFarJoy

P W MVOKARLANESecretnrv McBryde Sugar Co Ltd

Honolulu H I Jiino 14 1801

A MEETING OK THE HOARDATof Directors of the Millrydo SugrCompany Liraitrd lipid on Kauiti on the18th iiiht Mr T R Waikr Mm dnlyelect d iTensurer of iho snd Companyvice M E B P xto rpdgnedSigned Jf W MAOrMULANE

Hccrclary MnKryi- l- Sugar tin LtdHon Inln Tiib 14 ih1 VJ2- H- w

for sjmirr ACRES OP LAND IN GRANTSdtl 2130 and 910 at hamace North HiloHawaii Afop y to

MORRIs K KEOHOKALOLEReiil Ettute Agent

1 it ll 15 Kiiaiiuiinnn Street

If you wish to obtain the

Brst Pure Genuine Anicle

Call for Our Canued

Cbicken Soupwhich you will find Superior to any-

thing¬

of its kind on the market

ALSO IN STOCK

I X L Tamales

I XIi Frijoles

I X L Cliili Cofi CarneETC ETC jETO

LEWISTCOill FORT STREET TELEPHONE 240

FOR KETTho Premises known bb the

on tho beach at Waikiki

Furnished or Unfurnished

For particulars apply to

WILLIAM SAYID6E

1 ISO Wo 310 Port St

Waipai Package Express

vVill leave Waipahu at 0 a m onMondays Wednesdays and

SaturdaysLeave Honolulu Iron corner of Kineand 1 ort Strteta fMoIntyre at j

noon bamo days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JAOKfiON PropUt3 lni

NOTICE

The undersigned beg leave to no-

tify¬

their patrons aud tho publicthat the Grocery aud Provision busi- -

uess of their rospoctivo firms will boconsolidated and incorporated underthe nattfe atld style of HENRYMAY CO LIMITED on Juno I1899 All accounts contracted priorto that date will bo duo to theundersigned and not to the Corpor-ation

¬

Pending the erection of the newstores to bo occupied by the Corpor-ation

¬

on the site of the presentstore of H May Co i he Companywill occupy as a retail depart montthe store now occupied by H EMclnlyre Bros at corner of Fortand King streets telephones Nob 22and 92 with Messrs H E Molntyreand Day of May Coj in chargeTho Wholesale and also tho RetailDepartment of the Company will beconducted at the J T Waterhousestand on IMhel stieet TelephoneNob 24 and 919 with Mr T Mayaud Mr F Watot house in charge

Tho uudersigued do3iro to expresstheir thanks to their patrons andthe public for past favors and askthat same be continued to tho Com ¬

pany succeeding themH E MoTNTYRE BROSH MAY COJ T WATERHOUSE

Dated Honolulu May 18991205 tf

HOFFSCMjEGER CO

LimitedSUCCESSOR TO

ED HOFMLAEGER GO

King and Bethel Streets

Have Just Received a Shipment of theCelebrated

HiliolilSfiwiiir Machines

Strongest and most durable Sewl gMa lilnes in tin Murker equippedwith tho latest Improvement

ALSO IH olOCK

Musical Instrumentsof all kinds

IMPORTERS OF -

DRY GOODSAND

General MerchandiseBeers Als Wmes Liquors

of the vrrvllnest qualities

U fcPIMfiOLIMITED

AGENTO FORWKBTERrI SBGAR RIWINING CO

San Francisco Hal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U 8i A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Chub Shredder

New York U S A

N OHLANDT COSon Kranuisco Oal

RI8DON IRON it LOCOMOTIVhWORKS

B82 tf San Francisco Oal

Wm G Irwsi CoLIMITED

Wnill Irwin Presideii t MnjinxfClaus SpreokelB Viw PrmJ ipiW M Glirard Spcretnrv v I ntcM H Whitney Jr

SUGAE FACTO Khamp

GommisslOB kimAOESTS or TIB

Oceanic Steamship CumiOf San HYanniwn

Bruce Waring ft Co

Roai Bstats DoalarB603 Fort St near Kln

jUILDINO LOTSHouses and lots ahi

Lands For QalhSCOf PartleB wishing to dispose of tnmiPrnrfrHpR ht Invli t mil on tin

u tl

A Fannny HotelV KBOTJBB prop

t1r Day imSPJtOlAL MONTHLY KATllj

Bost of Attendancs the Reel tioi nMd the finest Meals In this City

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