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HONOLULU H I WEDNESDAY MAY 15 1900

COnilESPONDENOE

The Hawaiian Sentiment

Ed The iNDurENDKNr

It soemB lo mo that the bone ofcontest betweon tho different newspapers of this city now adays is theHawaiian vote Tbeso politicalorgans are very much annoyed attho indifferent disposition of thoHawaiians towards the allegedAmerican parties now being organ-ized

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and they go as far as to threat ¬

en the Hawaiians witii being dsfranchised if wo do not juiu eitherthe Efpublican or Democratic pnrtyinsinuating thai the Hawaiians haveno business to organize an inde ¬

pendent party of their own andthat by withholding now votersnative Hawaiians I presume aro

playing into tho hands of men whowill lose no opportunity to restrictthe franchise and force olass legisla ¬

tion upon the Territory If this isnot a piece of political blackmailingit is surely not American politicsAnd if the party represented by thoorgan using the above quoted re ¬

marks is defeated at the comingelection it is duo to none else but toBuoh aggravating and foolish threatsdoiug more harm than good lo itsparty in particular and to thepolitical situation of the Territoryin general

It is perfectly true that wo Hawaiians do not understand Americ-an politics just yet but that iB noreason why we should roll blind-folded

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into the political parties nowbeing organized which may beAmerican only in name We nativeshesitato to join the alleged Hawaii-an

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Republican party simply becauseit has among iU members men whoware traitors to ourbelovedQueenLiliuokalani and who after wring-ing

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from her hands the reins of gov ¬

ernment under the pretence of having her wrongs righted by the Ame-

rican¬

Government and Congresshave acted coldly towards us andhad us disfranchised since lb93But now since our rights of man ¬

hood have been recognized by thenational Congress they want us toforget tho past so soon and comoand join them and bo led by themto vote for whomsoever they nomin-

ate be they honest men or crimin-als

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and perhaps even men who shottho natives down like dogs in 1889

and 1895 No wo tbauk you Lotthose unscrupulous organs howl andthreat as much ai they like we willconsider first before we leap Al-

though¬

I am not a colonol nor aleader of my countrymen I haveconfidence that such is their sontiment

1 for one Mr Editor agreo withyour policy of keeping aluof fromnational legislation and of mind-

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our own business If wo shouldcast our votes at this coming elec-

tion it will be for men whom wo

know to be true friends of tho Ha-

waiians

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who have tho true aloha forHawaii uei in their hearls and whohave sacrificed their interests forsuoh aloha wbother they are Re-

publicans¬

or Democrats or any oldthing be they brown or white Weknow who our friends are and whoare not Our friends do not threat ¬

en us with disfranchisement andclass legislation That kind of

talk is tiresome That either ruleor ruin polioy which distinctlycharacterized the missionary ruleand ThurBtonian tactics that resulted in tli9 Queens ovorthruw shouldhave uo part nor parool in pureAuiericau politics They wautedannexation and they got it

Mr Editor you can safoly saythat the Hawaiians havo had costlyexperiences which com pel them toact very cautiously in their presentpolitical movements and do not in ¬

tend to bo driveu with their oyesclosed into any of the political par ¬

ties controlled by men who have dis ¬

franchised them during tho past six

or seven years Since wo have thefranchise now wo will use it accord ¬

ing to our best judgment and willprove to the world of the utterfalsehoods sproad broadcast by theannexationists that their cause wassupported by a great majority ofthe Hawaiians They did not carofor our votes six or seven years agowhy should they care for them nowThey havo carried their points with-

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tho Hawaiians lot them do soagsin Leave us to our own fateand we will seek our own salvation-- with tho assistance of our whitefriends S Mcueula

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WEDNESDAY MAY 16 1900

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A Japanese has baen fined So forinsisting on bis bust girl to eat ico

cream with bim Our boys arepreparing a memorial to be present ¬

ed to the Magistrate who has estab-lished

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a much needed precedentNo more ice cream girl it is contrary to law

The morning paper feels veryhilarious because the Democratscannot use the drillshed this even ¬

ing for their meeting owing to thefurniture etc stored there It in-

sinuates¬

that the government fearedthat the royal relics might disap-pear during the meeting but we seeno reason why the government andits organ should suddenly becomeaolioitous of preserving stolen pro ¬

perty We are glad to lenrn thatthe agent of the Eapiolani estate isto the front in demanding the Rurrender of the personal properly ofthe late king and queen Bttherthan risking a scandalous lawsuitthe government is giving up t I-mpersonal

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property confiscated in1893 when the palace was lootedand we understand that some of theprominent looters will also be forcedto disgorge their plund r voluatartly or through the courts of law

We dont know whether Mr E PDole is suffering from that tiredfeeling or whether ho drops eaesfrom tho calendar of tb CircuitCourt to show the District Magis ¬

trate and the Marshal that they aresimply inferior We think thotaxpayers are entitled to know ineach instance the reason why anolle prosequi should be enteredThe community should be told whya man sentenced to imprisonmentor to pay a Guoin tho District Courtwhere all ovidonce in tho case wasduly presented ohould go free atthe dictum of the deputy-attornoy-gener- al

Either the District Magi-strate

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and the prosecuting officers ofthe police must b- - in the wrong orMr E P Dole must 1 a e arrogatedto himself a power which it wasnever intended should be held byanyone in his posit on The wholesale entering of nolle prosequi incriminal cases in which the defendants were found guilty in the Dis-

trict¬

Court emphasizes the neccsity of legislation which will deprivuthe prosecuting officers of their absolute power to drop a case an I

make the consent of the Courts nocessary before such a step can betakon There have beeu sufij ientsoandals connected with the cxercising of the power to enter a nollepros on behalf of prosecuting officere but Mr E P Dole takes thecako and lays himself open to graveeuspioions because the communityoanuot believe that tho course hefollows is caused by an endeavor toinsult the police authorities and thoDistrict Magistrate

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CORRESPONDENCE

Discrimination

Ei Tiie Independent

T notico in tho program for thomeeting nf June 11 published inthe Advet liner this morning theseventh event for the mooting on tho11th reads Ouo mile dash trott-ing

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or pacing special gentlemansrace owners to drive entries cIobod

Can you tell me what that moansand who closed the entrios beforeanyone got a chance to bear of therace or of making an entry Thoentries made are I understand thehorses owned by J O Gilrasu GeoCarter S G Wilder A W Curlerand Dr Nichols All have goodhorses but why should not other gen ¬

tlemen with good mad horses havo achance in tho race Thero oughtuot to be any disurimiuation in eonu ction with our raoe meetings andattempts to form social cliquessuiuld not be tolerated for a singlemoment There is no other trotliugrace on the program for owners todrive an event which has alwaysbeen the regular thng on thistrack Horseman

As far as we understand tho raoeour correspondent refers to it is real-ly

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an event which has nothing to dowith the Jockey Club and whichshould not be on the program Ifthe gentlemen who have made theiromrio desire to test their horsesand exhibit their skill as drivers letthem do so by all means hut not asclos- - corporation If they cannotor dar not enter into the events onthe regular program I t them ar-

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a private match race pay theregular fee for tho ue of the trackand speed their horses wheneverthey can get permission to use thetrack We have no doubt that thoJudges aud officers of the Club willallow a match race to take place onthe llth av during an intermis-sion

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but it has no place on tho-- of-

ficii¬

program especially when it ismarked entries closed

Colone Cornwelf raid this morn-ing

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that be considered the propo-sition absolutely wrong and that nomatnh race should be allowed underthe direct auspices of the Club Hehoped thorn would be a gentlemanorace it means a race in which horsesnot specially traiued can be enteredand in which the drivers and ownersmust b members of tho JockeyClub He hoped the matter wouldbe arranged satisfactorily and thattho race as it is now announcedwould simply bo a sideshow or thata number placed nn the programgiving nil members of the Club aebauce to enter iu a gentlemensrace

Court No too

Defendant in Keaumoku w vsFred Wundenbrg bill for reforma- -

tion of deeds has axked to have adaysot for hearing the case J AMngoon and J M Long for defendaut

W O Smith as guardian of theBray and Htll minors aud trustee ofthe estate of Aohi K Akau ban filedhis annua accounts As guardianof Bell Bray he charges himselfwith I825GH aud asks to be allowed

589 leaving a balance on hand of23669 As guardian of W A Hall

be charges himself with 162281and asks to be allowed 1306 67 leav ¬

ing a balance on band of 1597 AsgU4tditu of Annie Hall be chargesbimcelf with 2952 58 aud asks to beal owed 212203 leaving a balanceon baud of 53065 And as trusteeof the Akin estate be charges himtelf withS150625 and a k to b allowed SI62612 showing 1987 due thetrustee

Before Judge Stanley this morn ¬

ing the case nf R A Paulkeuberglarceny second degrep at the re ¬

quest of the Ddputy Attorney-Genera- l

wes continued to the Augustor til and nllotved defendant to go

on bis own recognizanceNolle prosequi were entered at

the rpquest of tho Deputy AttorneyGeneral in the case nf F J McGettigan P J Keroh N Bill E J Mahouey Geo Miller Lau Woi SuckKim Suu ami kaj Fu

The case egainst Fat Cbeong forviolating building reputations was

transerrod to tho jury waived cal

tndrMike Oostello for fast or beedlesp

driving changed his plea of notguilty to guilty and was fiued 10

costs being remitted Dofoudautpaid the fine

An order by Judge Davis filedyesterday in tho Circuit Court ap ¬

proves the accounts of E II FWoltors defendant in caio of Keahomakaiu Naholowaa vs E II FWoltors bill for account and forcancellation of mortgage This isiu accordance with tho report of JH Thomason master who is allow-

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a fee of 150 by the courtThe case of F C Parkor of Buena

Vista Hospital charged with sell-

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pot and molasses for opium hasbeeu appealed

Hogan Wins

After a long and tedious trial thejury in the case of Hogau vs thCanadian Australian S S Co rendered last evening a verdict in favorof the plaintiff and assessed thedamages at 2250 The verdict infavor of the plaintiff was unanimousan far as the amouut of damagesthree jurors disentod The casearires from the refusal of the Captain of the Miowera to carry Hoganand his troupe to Vancouver Thereare 28 cases of a similar naturepending and each of them may betried if a compromise is not effectedJuduo RobrtFon whoappeared forthe Stoamship Co took exceptionstn the verd et to the Supreme CourtKinney Ballou and McClanahan areattorneys for the Hogans

For tho PrimariesThe Merchants Exchange laid in

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purposo of electing a Candidate tthe District Convention JuiIros olElection and any otuer duswhwbwhich may cotno before the meeting

Tho boundaries of this precintare as follows

All that portion of said Districtlinlindnfl hv lllM Rw1 side of Richards Street mauka sid of BerotauiaStreet Wailnki siuo ol jnuubuu nuuthe Harbor

O C SWAIN Secretary

Enrollment lists aro opened atWall Nichols Gos stationery storCapt Bray at Sailors Home and OC Swain at Lewers Cookes

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All Democrats on the Island of

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For the purpose of organization

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Bargains will abound

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SIXTY DAYS AFTERthe Hawaiian Territorialbill is pAssed the duty onEuropean China andCrockerv ware will bo frnrnr5 to GO percent higher55 percent on White and60 percent on Decorated

THE PRESENT DUTYis 10 percent ou either

NOW IS YOUR TIMEto purchase what yon wantin this line befoce prices areadvanced

STERLING SILVERfrom tho factories of Reed

Barton aud WhitingMfg Co

WE WILL have a pocial sale for tho next thirtydays commencing April28lh

THE REDUCTION willbe 33 1 3 percent Our as ¬

sortment is very complete

PLATEWARE will bealso sold at special reducedprices

RICH CUT GLASS forthe next thirty days at a25 percent reduction

ALL OF OUR GOODSare marked in plain figuresand the old prices remainwith the new

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UMv AND UKNERAt 1JEWQ

A Country Coon ip the attraotion nt tin Oriitu um to night

K iwainhno S miliary will give atnuaiial entertainment on Fridayevening

It ia thought that the U S S Iro-quois

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will loavo for Midway Islandthis week

V 0 Aikon nf Pain Maui and TS L tihari North Kuna have beenappointed tioUrie public

Light win and beer Hcbucps Invobeen granted o U 0 Norton atWmauoi and Charles David at Waialua

The Democrat will organize thisflVHiiinj at PntgfHPn Hall at 730 instead f in the Diill Sued whiuh isunavailable

Rv W M ICntcaid lnt eveningdelivered a very ininretinir addressat i he Triangle Club on Corruptioniu Municipalities

Dont fail to ring up Telephone141 AineriPBn Messeuger Service ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver

When you want a harsl ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a lino hackaud uo overcharging

The Christian Church membersare seeking a suitable site for theirchurch as the lease of the land onwhich tho present church standswill bhortly expire

It was almost like old tiinep yestHrday on the Oceanio wharf whenthe Kond ship Australia departedCaptain Bergnrn baud was thereaud so were the leis

The schooner N irtna has reachedHanalei wilh a leak in her hull Sheencountered heavy weatber nd wasoverloaded bui Captain Weibarthpulled tier through without loss ofhlo

Ai the Ladies Singles yesterdayMrs F Q Field wn d feaied byMm S G Wilder and Mr A MBfovu defeated Ms H Gunn Pinywill he resiiiu d at 4 oclock thisafternoon

Kentuckys famous Jesaso MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityami Hseelleneo On sale at any ofthe balooiih and at Lnvejoy Coretributing Hvrentf for the Hawaiian

Oi Friday evening at 730 am etinu is in lie held at the HghS hool to consider tho revival of theHawaiian A rii ul ural Associationrobi h rendered i uih substantial ser-vice

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to the couuiy some years ago

Very handsome business blocksare to bo erected by Mr Young andtho Bishop Estate on the late McGrow and Arlington lots and in thecourse of time the Arlington Hotelia to be improved and finally removed to auotber location in thovicinity

The jury in whoso hands ia thematter of the widening of Alapaistreet viewed tho thoroughfare yes¬

terday and decided that it shouldh widened The makeup of thejury iH as follow Goo F MeLeodTlioo F Lansing J P ColburnES Ciinlia J J Sullivan and JohnDHdt

P C Jones J P Cooke H PBaldwin and E D Teunoy comprisea committee of the plantation agen ¬

cies to make contracts for the dis-posal

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of the sugar output for thonext three or five years H P Bsldwin has already oono to tho Coastin the interest of Alexander Baldwin

Gnnrgo R Carter has resignedfrnm mumliMrnliin ill tho HonoluluStock Exchange Mr Crer offeredhis resignation and asked that MrJ R Gait employed in the Hawai ¬

ian Stfe Deposit and InvestmentCompany bo oleoted in his steadThe Exchange debated Iub mattersome time and yesterday acceptedMr Carters resianation and admit ¬

ted M Gait to raBtqberfip

A numbnr of ofilcnrs of the JockeyClub anil owners of horses will m ettomorrow morning at iho race trackto poleot a pronor plscB for theiuuWh ntand Trio timekeprs andKie woluhers wjl lie looked 111 thoold judge stand which will balowered to prevent any obstruclimnf iho races from the grand BtandIHlildiug

IV Executive Oommlttpe of theHawaiian Jockey OltiW rat lastovning at tho Pacific Club and arraiidHd a program or the racemHHiiniM wlihth will In hold at Ka- -

Onlanl Park mi te jjil and th of i

June Tim nroKram will be submitted tp tho leading nrsfi owqersmid nuou stlona in regard to altera ¬

tions wlU ran lve due coiiBiderntlonWe h ipe tho Jockey Club will seeit way to oMminate bioyolo racesrota tUe program

LOO A I AND GEKEltAIi NEWS

Tho Planlorn Monthly for May 1b

heartily welcomed on our desk

Ahout 200 Orientals are to roturnhomo by the Coptic on Friday

Honolulu Mes3onger Service dqliver messages and paokagos TelePhone R7R

Congratulations to you CaptainRobert Parker Waipa on your 41ihoirinuay anniversary

The City Catriauo Co is now inthe livery business It has buggiessurreys waKiins etc on hatid at allhours of tho day or night Tele ¬

phone 113

Tup Japanese Y M C A gave avery oujmahle social last eveningThis ws the lirut since the organiz-ation

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of the institutionSpecial bargains for tho gentle

m i Hals aud Caps Shirts CollarsCuffs and Nerk Ties for one weekonly at L B Kerr Co QueenStreet

Sixtfltnth - Annual - Meeting

OB1 TI3E3

Hawaiian Jo key Gink

JUNE 9th Uth 1900

OFFICIAL PROGBAM

Races begin at 2 v itpro nptly on Saturday the 9tb andat 10 a M on Monday the 11th

Hacen Juno Oth

1 MAIDEN RACE Ono half MileDuh

-- FREE - FORMile Dash

ALL One half

3 HAWAIIAN BREDS FiveEighths Milo Daih

4 KAPIOLANI PARK PURSEThree MinuteB Class two inthree Harness

5 FREEmhih

6 FREEDath

- FOR - ALL Seven- -

Mile Dash

-- FOR -- ALL One Mile

Bncr a Juno 11th

1 UNIOV FEED CO CDP HalfMile Dah Free-for-al- l To bewon twice

2 TROTTlN AND PACING230 Class best 2 in 3

3MAIDEN3 Five eights MileDash

1 HAWAIIAN BREDS Threefourths Mile Dash

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-- KAMEHAMEHA PURSETrotting and Pacing Free-for-a- ll

2 in 3

--WAIKAPU CUP Three Quartors Mile Dash Free-for-al- l

Record to ho beateu-- SPECIAL DRIVING RACE

One Miie Dash to be raced un ¬

der tho conditions as signed byA E Nichols and four others

--ROSILA CHALLENGE CDPOne Milo Dash free fpr all 550to b- - added if Augie As record115 J is beateu

-I- RWIN CUP One Milo DashHawaimn Breds To be wontwice

CRITERION CUP One andoua fiiunh Mile D tsh free forall To bo wou twice

-- CONSOLATION RACE OneMile Dash for all horses whiohhave computed at thia Meetingwithout wtuning

All entries to be mado with theSaoretary before 2 p m 014 Wodaeg- -

day Juno 0 iuuufCntrnnoo foo to be Ion per cent of

purse unless otherwise specifiedAll races to be run or trotted un-

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the rubs of the CaliforniaJockey Club and the NationalTrotting Association

AJ1 riqerq qml Urtvcra 10 appearin colors

At least three to enter and two tostart

All horses aro expected tq atarunices withdrawn by Q oclook a mon Juno 8th 1900

General admission 50 ceutaGrandstand extra 5Q centa oud

01 nitCarriages inside course 2 50

Quarto stretch badges 500Program subject to change

Per order CommitteePAUL ISEN BERG

Soorotsry Hawaiian Jockey Club1510 tf

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A Startling offer of New audi Scarce

All Wool Black CreDonsnru

These good only arrived on the S S Warrhnoo awl they arc beauluB We havehud lots of Crepuna before and have sold them too But ihiu new bhipnu iit

Honolulu

Ih the information g t from reliable sources and believe it oo aR nothingnialcea a more stylihh skirt or suit than a pretty Crepon they wiar well that ia if yougot the right kind

We shall offer them infrom 65c to 175 per yardfrom 75c to 175 per yard

ThPer AUSTRALIA for Camarinos

Refrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons Oranges

Nuts Raisina Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern aud Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders Allgame in season Also froBh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

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THE OLD BOYS ARE STILLthe front The lire took tho

stables aud the rats but the fine car-riages

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and experienced drivers oftho Hotel Carriage Co aro again ondeck on the old stand corner ofHotel and Richards streets and willbe on hand as soon as their patronsring up 32

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NEST HOaAK by ALLANDUNN

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FULL OF NEW SONGS-DRAMA- TIC

SITUATIONS MIRTHFUL DIALOGUE

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Tmopl9e PrmdersaFor the Wet Weather

Ladles and GentsCravanette WaterproofCloaks and Coats

Also CRAVANETTE by the Yard Black and AssortedColors

UMBRELLAS Silk and Alpaca

ApronLinen Wraps Great at

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TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETS aud

BLOCK BETHEL STREET

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T B M03SMAN

Kkal Estate Agent

Abstractor and Searcuer op TitlesLoans Neootiaied

Bents CollectedCatnpboll Block Morchaut Street

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A L O ATKtK80N ALBERT F J ODD JB

ATKINSON JTJDD

Attornets and Counsellors at Law

Offiro over Bishop Co s Bnk OnrnerKaaaumauu unit Merchant Streets

T McCANTS STEWART

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Progress Blok Opposite Oatholi ChurchFort Street Honolulu Hl

Tfllnphnnn 118 P O BtoOT

W O AOFT OO

Beal Estatk Stook and 3ourBROKERS

Office 10 WestKIne Street Hono Jn1215 ly

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EDMUND H HART

Notaby Pudlio and Typewrites Con ¬

veyancer and Searcher iifRecords

No 15 Kanhumann St ePt

DR SLOGGETT

OotJLIST AND AURIST

Procreas Block 2 FIot Office Hours

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real E waits Agent

Office Bethel Sueei over the Hew30 Model Hestanrant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials ov

All Kinds

Qnoan Rtraof Tfnnntnln

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Palatable

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AG ENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Cal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Ponn D 8 A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManl National Cane Shreader

New York U B A

M OHLANDT COBan FruuoiECO Oal

BI8DON IRO-N-

LOCOMOTIVEIWORKS

682 tf San Francisco Oal

FOB BALE

eiRnn LEV8KOP A LAROETKNEVluUUi wont Houo MtuH eel noartheheart of the town Pront net mouthlincome 150 Applv to

WILLIAM 8AVIDGBUyAt ro W Fort treau

TIMELY TOPICS

Honolulu April 11 1900

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST ARRI VEDPer Ex Diamond Hed sohr Tran-sit

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and E B Sutton A large assort-ment

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o Uenoral Merchandise vizPerfect Double Mould Board

Plows perfect Breakering Plowperfect Rice Plow side Hill andSuhsail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road SoraperfSteel Tray Iron Tubulor Wheelharrows Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows

Haiigiug Lamps Glass Lamps -

Limp Chimneys and LanternGlobes

Horse and Mule Shoes assortedfiZB

Black Smith Coal in BagsHawaiian SiltButter Churns and Butter Work--r- s

Milk Pans and Dish PausEnameled and liuted Iron Sauce

pinsWrought Iron Tea Kettlos JapdPiilts Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Hammers Black Smith Tools Machinist Tools Plumbeis Tools etc

Please call and examine for your-self

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TfiB Hawaiian Haraware Co Lo

Fort Street opposite SpreckelsCos Bauk

SALE OF LAND IN UNOA VAL ¬

LEY HONOlTJLU OAHU

OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN TOManoa Valley a

beautifully situated property con-taining all the necessary essentialsfor a bouit stead aud where healthfulclimate and picturesque scenery arein the midst of historic surrnuudingsam all iu contact with improvedgrounds planted with various for-

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fruits as well as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiThe ecreasje of 45GI ao es in feesimple aud 31 16 acres under longaud favorable leases

Included in the improvements onthe foe simple portions is a roomymodern risvolhng house furnishedtfit h sanitary and other conven ¬

iences there is nleo situated thereona roomy carriage shed and stable

The celi braied Waiakobua Waterof the Gods Falls is in near prox-imity

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and the cool clear sparklingwater therefrom flows through thegrounds supplying ample oppor-tunity

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for increased irrigation to theacreage already planted and whichi capable of considerable improve-ment

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For further information apply toJ H BOYD

Interior DepartmentHonolulu March 28 1900

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THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler

Oall and inspect the eantifui aud usefulispay of toos fur p eset or lor per

hmihI line and morumunt

POR BALE

QIftA LEASE IF COTTAGE OENtJlXtUU trilly located 20 years to runurounu item i par uiunm apni y w

WILLIAM SAVlliun1317 tf No 310 Fort Street

MORRIS K KEOUOKALOLE

IFFIOK NO lfi KAAIfUMANr8trcet Honolulu formerly A Knsatqlce United tttatea Custom HouseBrokers Acconntauts Rcerohera olTill n qnral Hope- - into

The Ambuoh

A slovenly lot I

Ye slovenly shaggy unkemptriding in chaotic disordor withoutform to all appoarances withoutcommand surely not knit togotheris ono expects to foo men who areplaying at the terrible game of war

But luok closerS o how they ride How easily

they sit their wiry ponies howsmoothly carelessly they cover theground Tho glance thoir lendereast now ihia way now that is-- urely but keon Euh glance takesin every little particular that liesin that direction for he has boenbred aud bnrn in this keen sunlightand rarifiod air From childhoodho ha huutod over this groundmatching his wit against tho wit audinstinct of thn wary beasts thatroamed tho veldt and scramble 1 upcue boulder strewn sides of thekopjes

Watch himThere he is off his pony off aa

silently as a snake slides over a slimystone in its search for prey Ho ison his bauds aud knees beside hismount and seel how suddenly hisfollowers stopped how noseleselythey staud how eagerly they watchbim

What is he doing thereAbout him are rocky ridges rolling

off to the horizon Never has mancampaigned over moro unevenrough irregular ground not thatthe heights are great Or tho valleysdeep neither precipice nor canonare here but boulder shaped billsthemselves strewn thick with bould-

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a harsh ground tho very backbone of this ragged country Andthe Boor He is on bis hands andknees his cheek is ptesse cIobb tothe ground He is listening Nowhe ib up again and at the quick mo-

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of his hand every man of hiscompany has slid to earth and grab-bed

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his rifleTho leader Sqel he scuds across

the rock strewn ground at the footof this kopje he throws himselfdorcn and again his ear is clappedto tho earth This time it is onlyfor an instant Quick as a flash beis on his feot once more and by mo-

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moro than words gives his or-

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The ponies are off in chargeof a few men to take shelter behindvon clump of bushes the burghersare scattering like a covey of start-led

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partridges But their facesThere is no sign of fear a sort ofanimal eagerness is in every manslooks a thirst for blood Now eachman ia crouched close down behinda boulder There they wait

For what do they waitSee yonder just round the sweep

of the kopje Lancers Yes Soutiog Certainly Sweeping tho coun ¬

try for a sight of a foe keepingtouch with an enemy whom theyfail to find The leader believes thathe is miles from danger but he iswrong nevertheless ho is no foolWatch the bravo fellows they arescattered wide yet still well in handSplendid riders too but bow differ-ent

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from the Boors we have beenwatohing No slouching here noslackness but man and horse do notmake such a unit as doea the ungain-ly

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force On they come straight fortoo ambush Good Heavens Isthere nothing to warn them of theirperil Dots no man hear a whisperCan no eye among thorn all oatnh aglimpse of the glint of suu on a riflebarrel Will no Boer in his excitement prematurely let off bis rifle tobark a fiuroe alarm upon the silentair

Hah SeeThe captain Iidb halted his Lan-

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What has told him that dan ¬

ger is afoot He does not knowIn animals it is called instruct inman premonition He turns to hiemeu and says two words

Who volunteersEvery man of them all pricks his

horse with tho spur The captainbeckons to one and off be goesNow watch himl How warily hethreads his way Does ho crouchDoes he stoop Not he Never aatLancer bo bolt upright Fearlesslybe rides Watch him He is notcontented to sit bolt upright HerisPB a tip too ia his stirrups that hemay the better peer ahead of him to

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every sido of him What a target ho

offers Right well ho knows all thatIf there be foo in front of bin if

each of those boulders shellor bo

hind them au enemy then lot theenemy shont Ho will have saved

his comrades his captaiu from stirprie and dejtructiou

And tho BuersTheir quick ears have noticed

that tho beat of horses hoofs upontho hard grouud had ceased to pill

Bato Thoy glance at each other toask tho meaning A yet they have

not sighted the Lancers but theyhave guessed tbo number ol English-men

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to a nicety it is their educa-

tion

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to know that unless tboy affoota surprise tho game is up

Atid when round the foot of thobill comes tho Lancer alort au upright they realized all at a tlauceOne ragged volley rings out ou thestill air and tliey are off Ha haSee how they break for their livtfSee the slim men that have boenoutwitlod fling themselres upon thebacks of their steeds See how theytear away like a pack of wolves thathave boen caught far from theirdens by swift coming daylightLike a flish thov aro round the nextkopje and out of sight

And tbo volunteerHo wipes the blood from his face

and grins as his captain and com-rades

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dash up No not severely hitonly a scratch across his foreheadTbo Boors have failed to senro evenono victim Pearsons Weekly

10x1 Bleached Shuelinps 20 centsa yard for one week only at L BKerr Co Queen street

A grand opporlunity to replenishyour sheetings and pillow casingsfor ono week only at Kerr Co

IRRIGATION NOTICE

HOLDEKS OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those payiiiR water rates aro herebynotified that the hours for irrigationurposes aro from 6 to H oIcock a ru and

from 4 to 0 oclock p ruANDREW BROWN

Superintendent of Water WorksApproved Alex Young

Minitflrof InteriorHonolnln Tune 14 1899

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By the Barks - - -

J O PFLUEGER and

M E AVATSONwe have received a largeassortmt nt of

IMoJLtoxisAND

Crosse BlackwJTsGroceries

Bicarbonate of Soda WashSoda Cauhtic Soda Paintsand Oils Corrugated IronRidging etc I ement andFirebricks C a rb o 1 i neumStockholm Tar Tubs Buekets Tmplates SaucepansTea kettles etc

H HAGKFELD GOLimirod

DR O G G SOAPARONBGraduated from the Royal University

Turin Italy

Love Building Port Street

0fflc Uourss lOAjito 12 ml35Mim 3 to fi p u

H R HITCHCOCK

Attorney at Law

Office Bethel Street mauka ofPost Office

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POR BALE

S1S00 NKWT MD1RN COTTAGE100 A bargain as a home

WILLIAM SAvKlffK1317 tf No31QI 0rtBtreet

A M HBV7BTT

Freight Olerk and StevedoreOld Reliable Again on Deck

Office s At the Old Van Buruo1315 ly

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fl BACKFELD CO

LIMITED

Solo Agents for tho well knot

While Sawing Machine

AND

Remington Tjpe Writers

A Largo Stock of tho DifferentStyles

ALWAYS ON HAND

H0FFSCHLE6ER CO

LimitedSUCCESSORS TO -

ED H0FFSCBLAE6ER CO

King and Bethel Streets

Baby Carriages

Household Sewing Machines

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in tho Market withthe Latest Attachments

Sacli Machine Eriiarastesd

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WmG Irwin FroMdnnt fc MannperOlaus Spreckels First VlppPrnxt tW MGiffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasure BeireuryGoo J Ross Auditci

SUGAR FACTORSAUD

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AGENTS OT THlt

Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Ran Frunnlnpn l

Some mon come here to select aham a tea flavor a brand of olive oilor something to eat that they arevery particular about

They should select their cigarsas carefully Hero they may havotheir choice from a big stock

We have cigars from these Havanafactories

Africans Bock CoHenry Clay VillarUpmann Intimidad

aud others

LEWIS CO

Telephone 210 111 Fort Street

Bruce Waring Co

Real Eatato Dealers603 Iort St near King

Building lotsHouses and lots and

lands itob sale

lRrllna wlalilvw r Tfnna nt tnfiffIronortlnx r Invited tn null on nn

L0NQ BRANCH BATBBiVAIKIKI BEAOH - - Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

nere earth and air ana na and shyWith breakers song give lullaby

King Street Trnm Uara pass the doorI J nlIUn iMlllir

FOR SA3LH1Vr AOREB OP LAND IN a RANTS

2130 and 010 at ICamaee North HUoUawail Apply to

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLKReal Estate Agent

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