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m Vol VIIL Tho Fine PaBsengor Steamers of This Line Will Arrive This Port as Hereunder FROM SAN FRANCISCO iii1 Lonvx FOR SAN AUSTIULIA MAY 10 AUSTRALIA MAY 16 MOANA MAY 24 ALAMEDA MAY 26 AUSTRALIA JUNE 7 AUSTRALIA J JNE 13 ALAMEDA JUNE 21 MARIPOSA JUNE 23 AUSTRALIA JULY 5 AUSTRALIA JJLY11 MARIPOSA JULY 19 MOANA JJLY 21 AUSTRALIA AUG 2 AUSTRALIA I UG 8 MOANA AUG 16 ALAMEDA UG 18 AUSTRALIA AUG 30 AUSTRALIA S3PT 5 ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 15 AUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OOT 3 MARIPOSA OOT 11 MOANA OOT 13 AUSTRALIA OOT 25 AUSTRALIA OCT 31 In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents are prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through ticket i by any railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and from New York by any steamship to all European ports For further particulars apply to W m HE V Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE line G Irwin Co IjIMIITESID General Agents Oceanic S S Company THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO fH FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS KING AND BETHEL STREETS The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and the Pacific Hardware Company give us the most complete and best assorted line of goods in Honolulu We shall at present continue business at the old stand of Castle Coole and shall cany a stock or General Merchandise Hardware and Household Supplies Art Goods and Artistic Supplies Picture Framing a Specialty We are prepared to Estimate on Scales from Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS Messrs Castle Cooko retain an interest in tho business and solicit for it a continuance of the patronage bo kindly extended them in the past I lluUi hi UCtflOa 3fc UUip L U SUGAR FACTORS- - IMPORTERS OF General Merchandise AND ooniissicosr zHrELoi aisrTS Vgents for Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Line British Foreign Marine Insurance Co Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co LIMITED J A MEHRTEN Manager Furniture and Upholstering KEPAIKEN-G- - W ALL ITS BRANCHES f olepobnu 928 PROGRESS BLOCK Cor Sort Boro auia Sts HONOLULU H I MONDAY MAY 1 1899 FRANCISUO MAY DAY CONOEBT Tbo Y M 0 A Oolebrntes Its 30th Anniversary This Evening Iu tho old country May Day still is in tbo rural districts n vory happy holiday as the harbinger of Spring As dawn breaks and tho swept dew is on tho grass young meu and maideuB hasten to the woodB and gather tho fragrant flow- ers ¬ of early Spring notably tho Hawthorn which from tho supersli tiou that it bursts into hud on May morning is called tho May May Polos and Morris dancers are giving way to autocars and dynamite guns and such entertainments are the ex ¬ ception and not tho rule It is still however commemorated with con- certs ¬ and musical rehearsals and practical work-a-da- y life still con codes a triflo lo tho poosy of tho day In cosmopolitan Honolulu tho day will be happily colobrated by tho commemoration entertainment at tho Y M 0 A this evoniug the program of which wo prosont mocnuji Amateur Orchestra two seloctions Addrestt by President Walter 0 Weodou Hymn All Hail tho Power of Jesus Name Prayer Address livn minute Our First Muetiuir by President Satiford B Dole Address five minute Our First Membership by Hon A F Judd Music by Kamehamoha Alumni Glee Club Addiess five minute Our First Home by Hon J B Athertou Music by Association Mandolin Club Report of General Secretary H E Coleman Hymn Blest be the Tie thai Binds Tho public is invitod FIGHT FOREIGN INVASION Rev Dr Wilsons Address Before the Junior Order of American Me- chanics ¬ Tho Junior Order of American Mechanics attended tho evening ser- vice ¬ at the Howard Methodist Epis- copal ¬ Church Both the subject of tho address by Rev Johu A B Wil- son ¬ tho pastor and the services woro of a patriotic nature Dr Wilsons text wore Bo of good courage and let us play tho meu for our people and for tho cities of our God Patriotism is paramount to individual considera tion ho said Forgot your per- sonal ¬ interests for your country even at a personal saorifico Tho man that sacrifices himself may lose grosser comforts and posses- sions ¬ but ho gains nobler qualities Tho part of tho true patriot is to stand up against tho invasion of this country by foreign ideas and cus- toms ¬ Our quarrel now is to fight foreign ontranco because wo aro no longer able to assimilate it Wo aro coming to tho domina tion of the saloon and a profanation of tho Sabbath European influence has forced our workmen to labor on the Sabbath and wo must fight against it with all our might Our institutions are becoming German ¬ ized What means tho rushing of tho growler but a foreign importa tion We have to make tho Sabbath a sacred day again S F Call Memoranda Mahukona Sailed 25 bgtu Con ouolo Pago for San Francisco Car go 5500 bgs sugar Castle Cooko Ltd 1711 bgs sugar Thoo H Davies Co Ltd Total 450 tons value 3530250 Arrived April 27 schr Motha Nelson Rice 9 days from Honolulu with 837 tons coal to Ha- waii ¬ Railway Ltd Hilo Arrived April 25 bk Annie Johuson from San Francisco Sail- ed ¬ April 23 bk Santiago for Sau Francisco Ladies Shirt WaiBtt DO percent reduction in price at L B Kerrs for one week only Passenger Trnvol ARMVALS From Hawaii per April zu volcano stmr Kinau Mrs W R Spaulding Mrs E Wall Mrs HG Alexander Miss H A Alosaudor Mrs W W Hall Master P Hall WaypoitB F M WakoGeld D A Fox A Eichleu C R Collins HT Hamhlov 1 Ponk T Akona Aleona Pntnr Mitin T Wininr O Timlinon 0 h O Weilaud Geo A Davis J R High by T I Higgins OM Le Blond Dr Gordon Rev O H Gulick Y Adachi and wife Mrs Mary Ailaud and girl Miss Kaliko BC Shorey and wifo Mrs A H JEldrodge p T Crawloy Dr J II Rnyinoud From Maui ports per stmr Claud- - ine April dU V U Allien wire child and servant F F Baldwin A W Van Vulkenburg Miss Kittredge Misen Kittredge 2 Mrs Sheffield Miss Marlon J F McEntee Dr W A Sohwslle Miss Julia English Mis Tom Dow G F Robinson 1 L G Saner R E Maynard J Ouderkirk A N Kepoiltai Jno Kaluna Rev S K Kaailua and child Mrs Fang Wai and child A Guild and two children Fro n Kapaa per stmr James Ma kee April 30 Mr Bertleman Mr Kahilina From Nawiliwili per stmr Mika hala April 30 W II Rice and wife M Br8ch 0 B Makne and wife H G Brsswoll J K Kaulia Chung Leong- - DEi Aivruims For Lahaina Kona and Kau por stmr W G Hall April 28 GeoDunn and wfe Dr Cutter and wifo H R Hitch ock James Mackintosh Rev G P Emerson Mr Baker Kalaina UlunaheleF McGinnisWK Azbill F Hayselden and wife Dr Armitaue Profofaor Richards L von Tempsky 0 Day J Scholmister D M Crouse James G Taylor For San Francisco per S C Alloli April 29 Mrs W D Witham MiBs Mary Mel ean Mn S W Philips C Tucker Miss Annv K Clark Miss Sarah E Williams Vessels Arrived Sunday April 30 Stmr James Makee Tullet 13 hours from Kapaa 2GG0 bags sugar to C Brewer Co Stmr Mikahala Haglund 12 hours from Nawiliwili 5258 sacks sugar to H Hackfeld Co Am schr Rpeat Olsen 25 days from Seattle 500000 feet lumber to Allen Robinson Stmr Claudine Cameron from Kahului 9000 bags sugar 27 bags rice 2S0 bags potatoes 211 bags corn 131 hides 78 hogs 110 pkgs sundries Stmr Kinau Freeman 20 hours from Hilo 275 bags potatoes 9L bags com 39 bags coflee 13 bags bonus 102 bdls hides 252 head shnep 27 head cattlo 05 hoad hogo 130 pkgs sundries 2 horses Keutuokys famous Jessse Moore WhiBhoy unequalled for its purity and excellence On sale at any of tho saloons and at Lovojoy Co distributing agouts for tho Hawaiian Tslandn FOR RENT Tho Premises known as tho ou tho beach at Waikiki Furnished or Unfurnished Ior particulars apply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE 1150 No 310 Fort St Art AOHKB OP LAND II 1 IN GRANTS 180 and 010 at Knmaco North Hilo Hawaii Apply to MOmtlB K KEOHOKALOLE Ileal Estate Agent 115 tf 15 ICuahiiuiunu Btreet TI10S LINDSAY Manufacturing Jeweller Cull and inspect his beautiful nnd useful display of gooB for presents or for per ¬ sonal aso and lutormnunt lovf Uiiildlnc Foil- airooti No 1189 Wifes Steamship Co TIME TABLE WIGHT Pres OaptJ A KINO B J KOSK Ber Tort Supt Stshr KENATJ CLARKE Commander Will leavo Honolulu very Tuesday at 12 oclm k noon tnuchitn t lnhaina llaa lacaliay mid Makcna the same rlny Ma liukonii Kiiwaihao nun I iiui nlioplion the following day arrhim -- t Hilo Wedncs ilnv oveuing Returning will sail from Hilo every Fri ¬ day at 0 oclock p in toiichfiiK at Lnnpa lioclioj Mahnkona Kawiiliae Alakenn Maalacu Bay and laluuiiu urriviiic at Honolulu Saturday nli lit Will call at 1ohoiM J una on tho second trip of each month arriving tbero on tho luurninc of the day of sailing from Hilo to Honolulu liie populur rout to tho Volcatio is vie Hilo A good carriage road tho entiri disiance Stmr GhAW DINE CAMERON Commander Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r m ouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa and Kipa Hiln Maui Upturning arrives a Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call at Ami Kaupo once eac nuintli This Jouipaiiw vnll reserve cut r t rt ol iuafe i ii abea m the timeof depjn uie and rrixui oi its Steamers tvi limn iotiee and i will not ba respoiDiOit for uny conse- - juencea nnsiax thcrcfiom Conslf-ni-e- s must uo at tho Lsndinc3 to vu- - telrifroBhti this Company wil nut hold rcsponoible for rBicht after it has been landed Uvo Stock received only at owners risk fill Tfinirtlt1 irJ11rirt hn - lii 1 j Hiiiuuv uv itrn MiJiiNi iiih inx Man y Ol VAlUAbleS Of DaSBCnfrPrH nnln placed in thu care of Pnrsors KjSF JCLiSCnofTt nrn roiinol 4 - chuse Tickets before cmborkinc ThoBe failini to do m will be subject to anaddl lloiml dhartio of twontT iiye por cent ihe Company will nol bo liablo for loss of nor injury to nor delay in the delivery vl baggage or personal ellects of t ho pasen rcr beyond the iimonnt of 10000 unless the vaho of t o smuo bo dcolared at or before the issue of the ticket and freight is paid thereon Al employees of tho Company are for ¬ bidden to rtceivo freight without deliver- ing ¬ a shipping receipt therefor in the form prescribed by the Company and which may bo seen by shippers upon application to tho pursers of tho Companys bteamers Shippers aro notified that if freight is shipped without such recoipt it will be soitlj at the risk of the shipper GLAUS PBKQKELS W1I G IEWIN Clans Spr Ais Go UONOMHU ftm Jancisco Agents TUB HEVAD BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO DBAW EXOnAHOB OK SAN FKANOISCO Tuo Nevada Bank o San FranciBco IONDON Tlie Union Bank of London Ltd NEW YORK American Exchange Na tiouul Bank OHIOAGO Merchants National Bank 1AUIS Comptolr National dEscompte de Iaris BKItLIN Dresdner Bank HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong Kong Bhanghal UankingCorporation NEW ZEALAND AND AU8TKALI- A- Bank of Now Zealand VICTOMA AND VANCODVEIt Bank of British North America Aansact a General Banking and Exchars llusincss Deposits Received Loans made on A proved Becnrity ConimercIaJ and Travel ¬ ers Credit Issued Bills of Kxcuange bought und sold Ooilnctiono Promptly Acnountrt Ifor MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE LOUIS K McGREW OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANU Street Honolulu formerly A Rosas Oeo UnilodiJtates Custom House Brokers Accountants Searchers ol TitlfH nnd GpiiBrsI BiiMuphs Ageptg

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Vol VIIL

Tho Fine PaBsengor Steamers of This Line Will ArriveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

iii1 Lonvx

FOR SAN

AUSTIULIA MAY 10 AUSTRALIA MAY 16MOANA MAY 24 ALAMEDA MAY 26AUSTRALIA JUNE 7 AUSTRALIA J JNE 13ALAMEDA JUNE 21 MARIPOSA JUNE 23AUSTRALIA JULY 5 AUSTRALIA JJLY11MARIPOSA JULY 19 MOANA JJLY 21AUSTRALIA AUG 2 AUSTRALIA I UG 8MOANA AUG 16 ALAMEDA UG 18AUSTRALIA AUG 30 AUSTRALIA S3PT 5ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 15AUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OOT 3MARIPOSA OOT 11 MOANA OOT 13AUSTRALIA OOT 25 AUSTRALIA OCT 31

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through ticket i by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm

HEV

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

line

G Irwin CoIjIMIITESID

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO fHFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

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

shall cany a stock or

General MerchandiseHardware and Household Supplies

Art Goods and Artistic Supplies

Picture Framing a Specialty

We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons

MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS

Messrs Castle Cooko retain an interest in tho business and solicit for ita continuance of the patronage bo kindly extended them in the past

I lluUi hi UCtflOa 3fc UUip L U

SUGAR FACTORS- -

IMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

ooniissicosr zHrELoiaisrTSVgents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Coyne Mehrten Furniture CoLIMITED

J A MEHRTEN Manager

Furniture and UpholsteringKEPAIKEN-G-

- W ALL ITS BRANCHES

folepobnu 928 PROGRESS BLOCK Cor Sort Boro auia Sts

HONOLULU H I MONDAY MAY 1 1899

FRANCISUO

MAY DAY CONOEBT

Tbo Y M 0 A Oolebrntes Its 30thAnniversary This Evening

Iu tho old country May Daystill is in tbo rural districts n voryhappy holiday as the harbinger ofSpring As dawn breaks and thoswept dew is on tho grass youngmeu and maideuB hasten to thewoodB and gather tho fragrant flow-

ers¬

of early Spring notably thoHawthorn which from tho superslitiou that it bursts into hud on Maymorning is called tho May MayPolos and Morris dancers are givingway to autocars and dynamite gunsand such entertainments are the ex ¬

ception and not tho rule It is stillhowever commemorated with con-

certs¬

and musical rehearsals andpractical work-a-da- y life still concodes a triflo lo tho poosy of tho day

In cosmopolitan Honolulu thoday will be happily colobrated by

tho commemoration entertainmentat tho Y M 0 A this evoniug theprogram of which wo prosont

mocnuji

Amateur Orchestra two seloctionsAddrestt by President Walter 0

WeodouHymn All Hail tho Power of

Jesus NamePrayerAddress livn minute Our First

Muetiuir by President Satiford BDole

Address five minute Our FirstMembership by Hon A F Judd

Music by Kamehamoha AlumniGlee Club

Addiess five minute Our FirstHome by Hon J B Athertou

Music by Association MandolinClub

Report of General Secretary HE Coleman

Hymn Blest be the Tie thaiBinds

Tho public is invitod

FIGHT FOREIGN INVASION

Rev Dr Wilsons Address Before theJunior Order of American Me-

chanics¬

Tho Junior Order of AmericanMechanics attended tho evening ser-

vice¬

at the Howard Methodist Epis-

copal¬

Church Both the subject oftho address by Rev Johu A B Wil-

son¬

tho pastor and the servicesworo of a patriotic nature

Dr Wilsons text wore Bo ofgood courage and let us play thomeu for our people and for thocities of our God Patriotism isparamount to individual consideration ho said Forgot your per-

sonal¬

interests for your countryeven at a personal saorifico Thoman that sacrifices himself maylose grosser comforts and posses-

sions¬

but ho gains nobler qualitiesTho part of tho true patriot is tostand up against tho invasion of thiscountry by foreign ideas and cus-

toms¬

Our quarrel now is to fightforeign ontranco because wo aro nolonger able to assimilate it

Wo aro coming to tho domination of the saloon and a profanationof tho Sabbath European influencehas forced our workmen to labor onthe Sabbath and wo must fightagainst it with all our might Ourinstitutions are becoming German ¬

ized What means tho rushing oftho growler but a foreign importation We have to make tho Sabbatha sacred day again S F Call

Memoranda

Mahukona Sailed 25 bgtu Conouolo Pago for San Francisco Cargo 5500 bgs sugar Castle CookoLtd 1711 bgs sugar Thoo H Davies

Co Ltd Total 450 tons value3530250 Arrived April 27 schr

Motha Nelson Rice 9 days fromHonolulu with 837 tons coal to Ha-waii

¬

Railway LtdHilo Arrived April 25 bk Annie

Johuson from San Francisco Sail-ed

¬

April 23 bk Santiago for SauFrancisco

Ladies Shirt WaiBtt DO percentreduction in price at L B Kerrsfor one week only

Passenger Trnvol

ARMVALS

From Hawaii perApril zu volcano

stmr KinauMrs W R

Spaulding Mrs E Wall Mrs HGAlexander Miss H A AlosaudorMrs W W Hall Master P HallWaypoitB F M WakoGeld D AFox A Eichleu C R Collins H THamhlov 1 Ponk T Akona AleonaPntnr Mitin T Wininr O Timlinon 0 hO Weilaud Geo A Davis J R Highby T I Higgins O M Le Blond DrGordon Rev O H Gulick Y Adachiand wife Mrs Mary Ailaud and girlMiss Kaliko B C Shorey and wifoMrs A H JEldrodge p T CrawloyDr J II Rnyinoud

From Maui ports per stmr Claud- -

ine April dU V U Allien wirechild and servant F F Baldwin AW Van Vulkenburg Miss KittredgeMisen Kittredge 2 Mrs SheffieldMiss Marlon J F McEntee Dr W A

Sohwslle Miss Julia English MisTom Dow G F Robinson 1 L GSaner R E Maynard J OuderkirkA N Kepoiltai Jno Kaluna Rev S KKaailua and child Mrs Fang Waiand child A Guild and two children

Fro n Kapaa per stmr James Makee April 30 Mr Bertleman MrKahilina

From Nawiliwili per stmr Mikahala April 30 W II Rice and wifeM Br8ch 0 B Makne and wife HG Brsswoll J K Kaulia ChungLeong- -

DEi Aivruims

For Lahaina Kona and Kau porstmr W G Hall April 28 GeoDunnand wfe Dr Cutter and wifo H RHitch ock James Mackintosh RevG P Emerson Mr Baker KalainaUlunaheleF McGinnisWK AzbillF Hayselden and wife Dr ArmitaueProfofaor Richards L von Tempsky0 Day J Scholmister D M CrouseJames G Taylor

For San Francisco per S C AlloliApril 29 Mrs W D Witham MiBsMary Mel ean Mn S W Philips CTucker Miss Annv K Clark MissSarah E Williams

Vessels ArrivedSunday April 30

Stmr James Makee Tullet 13hours from Kapaa 2GG0 bags sugarto C Brewer Co

Stmr Mikahala Haglund 12hours from Nawiliwili 5258 sackssugar to H Hackfeld Co

Am schr Rpeat Olsen 25 daysfrom Seattle 500000 feet lumber toAllen Robinson

Stmr Claudine Cameron fromKahului 9000 bags sugar 27 bagsrice 2S0 bags potatoes 211 bagscorn 131 hides 78 hogs 110 pkgssundries

Stmr Kinau Freeman 20 hoursfrom Hilo 275 bags potatoes 9Lbags com 39 bags coflee 13 bagsbonus 102 bdls hides 252 headshnep 27 head cattlo 05 hoad hogo130 pkgs sundries 2 horses

Keutuokys famous Jessse MooreWhiBhoy unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agouts for tho HawaiianTslandn

FOR RENT

Tho Premises known as tho

ou tho beach at Waikiki

Furnished or Unfurnished

Ior particulars apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE

1150 No 310 Fort St

Art AOHKB OP LANDII 1

IN GRANTS180 and 010 at Knmaco North Hilo

Hawaii Apply toMOmtlB K KEOHOKALOLE

Ileal Estate Agent115 tf 15 ICuahiiuiunu Btreet

TI10S LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweller

Cull and inspect his beautiful nnd usefuldisplay of gooB for presents or for per ¬

sonal aso and lutormnuntlovf Uiiildlnc Foil- airooti

No 1189

Wifes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

WIGHT PresOaptJ A KINO

B J KOSK BerTort Supt

Stshr KENATJCLARKE Commander

Will leavo Honolulu very Tuesday at 12oclm k noon tnuchitn t lnhaina llaalacaliay mid Makcna the same rlny Maliukonii Kiiwaihao nun I iiui nlioplion thefollowing day arrhim -- t Hilo Wedncsilnv oveuing

Returning will sail from Hilo every Fri ¬

day at 0 oclock p in toiichfiiK at Lnnpalioclioj Mahnkona Kawiiliae AlakennMaalacu Bay and laluuiiu urriviiic atHonolulu Saturday nli lit

Will call at 1ohoiM J una on thosecond trip of each month arriving tberoon tho luurninc of the day of sailing fromHilo to Honolululiie populur rout to tho Volcatio is vie

Hilo A good carriage road tho entiridisiance

Stmr GhAW DINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r mouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipa Hiln Maui Upturning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will call at Ami Kaupo once eacnuintli

This Jouipaiiw vnll reserve cut r t rt oliuafe i ii abea m the timeof depjn uie andrrixui oi its Steamers tvi limn iotiee andi will not ba respoiDiOit for uny conse- -juencea nnsiax thcrcfiom

Conslf-ni-e- s must uo at tho Lsndinc3 tovu- - telrifroBhti this Company wilnut hold rcsponoible for rBicht afterit has been landedUvo Stock received only at owners riskfill Tfinirtlt1 irJ11rirt hn - lii 1j Hiiiuuv uv itrn MiJiiNi iiih inxMan y Ol VAlUAbleS Of DaSBCnfrPrH nnlnplaced in thu care of PnrsorsKjSF JCLiSCnofTt nrn roiinol 4 -

chuse Tickets before cmborkinc ThoBefailini to do m will be subject to anaddllloiml dhartio of twontT iiye por centihe Company will nol bo liablo for lossof nor injury to nor delay in the deliveryvl baggage or personal ellects of t ho pasenrcr beyond the iimonnt of 10000 unlessthe vaho of t o smuo bo dcolared at orbefore the issue of the ticket and freightis paid thereon

Al employees of tho Company are for ¬bidden to rtceivo freight without deliver-ing

¬a shipping receipt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon application

to tho pursers of tho Companys bteamersShippers aro notified that if freight isshipped without such recoipt it will besoitlj at the risk of the shipper

GLAUS PBKQKELS W1I G IEWIN

Clans SprAis Go

UONOMHU

ftm Jancisco Agents TUB HEVADBANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DBAW EXOnAHOB OK

SAN FKANOISCO Tuo Nevada Bank oSan FranciBco

IONDON Tlie Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Natiouul Bank

OHIOAGO Merchants National Bank1AUIS Comptolr National dEscompte de

IarisBKItLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Bhanghal UankingCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AU8TKALI- A-

Bank of Now ZealandVICTOMA AND VANCODVEIt Bank

of British North America

Aansact a General Banking and Excharsllusincss

Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Becnrity ConimercIaJ and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Kxcuangebought und sold

Ooilnctiono Promptly Acnountrt Ifor

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

LOUIS K McGREW

OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A RosasOeo UnilodiJtates Custom HouseBrokers Accountants Searchers olTitlfH nnd GpiiBrsI BiiMuphs Ageptg

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THE INDEPENDENT

I8MUJBU

EV KRY AFTERTtf OO N

CW Telrphone 841 jSB

Blxcnnt Bnnday

flt Hrito Hull Konlo 8troc3t

SUBQOltllTIOtf BABES

Per Month anywhere In tho Ha- -waiian Islands f 50

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Forolgn Coun-

tries¬

8 00

Fayablo Invariably In Advance

J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherTSDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorResiding in Honolulu

MONDAY MAY 1 1899

Whore are our good Christiancharitable people There ia greatneed for one or two court niissionarins in our District Court Muchgood could be done and erring- boysand girls saved from a life of crimeand sin if a helping hand wasstretched to them in time The pro-

secution¬

and magistrate would onlybe too willing to suspend sentencein mnuy cases if some good Samari-tan

¬

would step forward and offer togive the young offenders a chauceTn London and other capitals thereare court missionaries in every Po-

lice¬

Court who work hand in handwith magistrates and police to re-

form¬

instead of punishing the youngpeople who gave a hope of beingwilling to be reformed Are ourgood missionaries too busy on thestock exchange to look after theirfallen fellowmen or do they consid-er

¬

it bettor to send missionariesto the South Seas to distributetracts among tlin savages to save theyoung unfortuuates of the land

A PROPHET ON GROWN LANDS

It appears to be my destiny to boa prophet and also to be the sourceof disappointment to the great menwho fail to appreciate adequatelymy prophetical suggestions

So wails Mr Celso Ccoar Morenoin addressing the Hon W S Knoxchairman of the Committee on Ter-

ritories¬

of the U S House of Repre ¬

sentatives and having obtained ahearing before that august body hestarts in prophecying to furthernotice and tells the committee allabout Hawaii the missionaries thecrown lands and the policy of ex-

pansion¬

Mr Moreno is not a man who al-

lows¬

his light to shine under a bush-el

¬

He wants the world to knowwho ho is and he tells the statesmenat Washington what a wonderfulgenius he is and how much he knowsabout Hawaii specially and theOrient generally Through his naus ¬

eating flattery be has been permit-ted

¬

to address the Committee onTerritories and by using some oldletters of introduction dated in1868 bo has secured an audiencewith Mr McKinley

Whether he is a rogue or an es-

caped¬

lunatic is not for us to sayIt ia the misfortune of the writer notto have mot the notorious adventur-er

¬

who would have furnished a finesubject for an article or a straightjacket The Committee on Territorios is having the full benefit ofthe show and has listened pationtly to tho harangue of the primeminister of Hawaii as he signshimself He was minister for threedays and theu tho onraged citizensof Honolulu invited him to get

Signor Moreno in his somewhatrambling address tells the Committee that the boob of the missionariesin Hawaii have tormented the na ¬

tives robbed the rightful heirs ofthe ciown lands stoleu tbocrowa

4

jewels and that they generally aroa groat tlnl worw thnn ltpropy The

rightful heir to llm rn n landshave boen for a consid ¬

eration by Prophet Moicuo lieunblushingly states to the Con-

gressional¬

Committee that exQueen Liliuoltalaui has no claimwhatever to those crown lands forthe reason that she has no relation ¬

ship or kinship of any kind to thoroyal family of tho Kamebamehasshn being the daughter nf a fullblooded negro barber named Biosow imported from Cape Verde isl-

ands¬

to the Hawaiian Islands no acoolie to work on the sugar planta ¬

tions with hundreds of other neg-roes

¬

After delivering this venomousfalsehood to the membors of CougrosB among whom thore surelyshould have boen one at least pos-sessing

¬

sufficiont instincts of a gen ¬

tleman to kick the vilifying scouudrel out of a window Mr Morenostates that tbe crown lands in Ha ¬

waii do not belong to tho public do-

main¬

but they belong to tho privateestate of the defunct King Kamnhameha III and the only survivingheirs are tho Princess Elizabeth Kekaauiau and her niece PrincessTerea Owaua Kaohulolatii wife ofthe Honorable Kobert William Wil-cox

¬

tbe foremost gentleman scholarpud patriot in the Hawaiian IslandsThe claim of Princess Kkaaniauand Princess Kaohelelani to tbecrown lands is based upon the state ¬

ment substantiated by genealogiststhat they the two princesses arethe only living members of theroyal famdy of the Kamehamehas ofHawaii

We dont think that the twoohiofesses referred tn will rulish atall the title of princess used in con-

nection¬

with their names If wo re-

member¬

rightly Mrs Pratt as wellas Mrs Bishop declined to acceptthe title which was offered to themby King KalakSua and now con-

ferred¬

on the surviving cbiefess byMr CoIbo Caesar Moreno

Moreno is out for a joty howeverTbe ox Prime Minister who held aportfolio for 72 hours advises theappointment of a commissioner tosettle the crown lands question andurges that said commissionershould be an able and unbiased manwho will see everything with hisown eyes and not through the prismplaced before him by Bhrewd andgreedy missionaries and their accom-plices

¬

who desire to conceal thotruth

Mr Moreno is out for expansionand crown lands and he finisheshis address to the committee by as-

suring¬

them that he has more rightand mora patriotic duty thin auyother man in America to giv suchwise and practical suggestions toCongress to the White House andto the State Department becaufein 1868 ha suggested to William HSeward to annex the island knownas Pulo Muslapha Moreno MorenoIsland uear Sumatra Sewardcouldnt see it and Moreno Islandis still hanging around without theStars and Stripes floating over therooks

Wo have given some space to MrMorenos speech simply to showfrom what sources tho wise men ofCongress gain their half bakedideas about Hawaii and Hawaiianaffairs The adventurer may havebeen considered a harmless humbugbut when an important committeeof Congress allow him to addressthem to vilify tho royal family ofHawaii in their presence and to filltheir ears with lies it is time that ahalt should bo called and that thetrue character of the rogue shouldbe exposed

A Statesman

To call me PoliticauQuoth he would be aroisj

Ive been defeated I must beA statesman after this

Washington Starm

Messenger Sorvico

Honolulu Messenger Seivice de-liver

¬

messages and packag j Tele ¬

phone 878

Ul

Will Walk tho Wiro- -

Du Bell th fimnus artist whoto tin dilight I i public walki d

ou a wire from iho uwr of I bo PiioStatiou to the roof of tho Orpheumon Saturday uight will repeat thoperformance every night during thisweek at 7 oclock When tho daringfeat is over Mr Post and his ableassistants will appear inside thoOrphoum and guarantee a few veryjolly hours to tho audience

That Gloriouo Batk

This is ouo of tho mouths whenthe Boc brew is in perfection ThoAnchor Saloon lias taken advantageof the fact to import by tho Warrimoo a large supply of Bock ber ondraft It is in prime conditionCall and try it

After His Dofeat

Are you a politician sirA shadow crossed his browI thought I was one bo exclaim-

ed¬

but I kuow better now Wash-ington

¬

Star

HAWAIIAN OPERA UODSE

FAREWELL WEEK

Tuesday lay 2dTHE YOUNG AMERICAN A0TRES3

Janet Waldorf

XNGOMARThursday May 1 Hunchback- -

Matinee Mav G To be announcedSaturday Mny G Romeo and Jnlict

Matinee prices COo and 73c clrMrcn 2fic

The shIb of Reserved Scats for all per-formances

¬

is now on nt Wall Nichols Cos

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Have on exhibition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Matt in as FansHat Braids Calabashes Etc

1172 School Street near Lilihn lyI

rt m j irmr

H II

HSU TMHIflTlHto

iSiii j

Timely

uruiU JLUUli

Tcsiies

Honolulu April IS 1S99

Mayhap you think we willwait until the hot weatherarrives to remind you of Alaslean matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre-served

¬

and nourished in thesestirring times if you are an-

xious¬

to follow the rising for-tunes

¬

of Kihei and Niulii Wehave the

BEST STOOK ON THE

MARKETfor your purpose We haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the

ALASKA

BEFRIGERATOR

It invariably pays a largebonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfails to please People arechanging their investments inother refrigerators to take the

ALASKAWe have a biiificient supply

to fill all demands from thesmall ice chest for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arethe general favorites We alsohave

TBE GOTHAM COOLER

in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate youPlease call and inspect ourgoods

Tfia Bawsilan Hardware Go

26S Fort Stjrket

mA m Thflf Wfl

1J1

f

rJgy fUi iIZ T 1

THATIJMAN IB FKUGAL ANDOONTKNT INDEED WHO FINDSFOOD SOLAOK PLEASURE IN AWEED

Noto tho following POPULAR BRANDSol our imported

EiAVANA CIGARSDirect from the Factories

Napoleon tho First Gaballeros sizo 100 ina box

Napoleon tho First Caroclins Bize 100 in abox

Af ricano Conohas Solcctas CO in a boxJockey Club 100 in a boxDohnonicos 25 in n boxDolmontcs 25 in a box

Adelina 1atti Esplondldos v5 in n box1roldcntcs 2K in a bix

Caiundra Regalia Qioriosa 50 In a boxL Travlata llegalia Noa Paricl 100 in a

boxHenry Olay Camolias 50 in a box

Pntitnnos Finos 50 in a boxRock Co 50 in a boxH Upmann Cnsmopolitnnos 50 1n a boxAlexander Hum bolt Paciflcos 50 in a box

Itcpubllcanos 50 ina box

It Fulton Conehns Especialcs 50 in a boxRecuerdos 25 in a box

La Intimidad do Antonlno Uaruncho 50in a tox

La Espanola Elegantes 25 in a boxAll of which wo oiler In quantities to

suit SPECIAL PKIOES TO THETRADE llespeci fully

HI FORT STREET TELEPHONE 240

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE HFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

OARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIRES AND ROLLER BEAR- -

ING AXLE8970 tf

Bruce Waring Co

Seal Estate Doslers603 Fort St near Kin

JUUjDINQ LOTSHouses and lots and

Lands For salejW Pnrtips wishing to dispose of tni

rrmM1 nw nvtl in foil m 1

ii ti

A Family HotnlKUOUSE Prop

ir Day 2U0dP rtOlAl MONTHLY KATiCB

1 Brit Of Vt1riiHnnoi riiit llliilcni irt llin tliiHst Afoiilc In thin ltv

cliBse All Others

Will be commenced to morrowmorning and continued for ONEWEEK ONLY

j - rs

Table Linen NapkinsSheetings Pillow Casings

iTlV1WOnr stock of SHIRT WAISTSmust be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentpricesTJHyCBKHSLXjjS and IPjRASOXS

are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care ¬

fully selected stocks thus assuringBargains

Gome Early as There Will Be No RESERVE

Importer Queen St

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tOOAI AND QENKBAIi NEWS

New Piques at Saohs

CorsetB and Corsot Waisto atSachs

Registration of votos has reached125 to day

Infants Hats and Bonnets atSachs

Latest stylos til Shirt WaiRts atSnobs

See the display of Infants Milluqry at Saohs

May Day anniversary entertain ¬

ment at the Y M C A this evening

American Messenger ServiceMasonic Templo Telephone 444

Muslin undorwoar 25 percent re-duction

¬

in price at L B Kerri forone week only

Table Linen and Napkins 25 per-cent

¬

reduction at L B Kerrs forono week ouly

The Amatour Orchestra iR re-

quested¬

to bo on hand at the Y M0 A entertainment at 730 thisevening

Pereons rpquiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

Lest wo forget to day is the an ¬

niversary of Deweys victory at Ma-nila

¬

which ohanged the complexionof the war

The Road Supervisor gives noticethat the removal of sand from themakai side of the Ala Moana Roadis prohibited

Congratulations to Mr anvl JudgeStanley on the advent of an eve ofMay blossom May her life bo alougand happy one

The officers of thoNG H piesented Jim Post with a lloral po3tof great beauty aud significance athis benefit on Saturday

Band concert at Emma Squarethis evening with appropriate selec-tions

¬

in compliment to AdmiralDewey and the soa fight in ManilaBay

Rev W A Gardner at the Chris ¬

tian Church last evening fully en ¬

dorsed the advantages of incinera-tion oyer the nauseous grouudburial

TIih Ililo Tribuuo reports a caseof attempted murder of his wife andHiiinifin hv a nrnzv 1 arannni t Knlaieha near Humuula shoop stationA knife was the weapou

Mr I II Peyton sonretary of theBrotherhood will address the StAndrew Brotherhood this eveningat 8 ocloclo in the Sunday schoolroom of St Andrews Cathedral

It was a very pleasant day yester ¬

day at Sans Soupi Jim Shorwoodsand the Hawaiian Hotel annex andaB the tide came up in tho aftornoonnumerous bathers and surf riderssported in tho cooling waters

Jim Post most deservedly had asplendid house at the Orpheum forhis benefit on Saturday night Posthas made himself such a favorite onand off tho vaudeville stage that thotown would foel lost without him

The First Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral have now auopportunity of showiug their desireto support their clergy by generous ¬

ly responding to the request of theirchurch wardens for monthly dona-tions

¬

IThe Hall and Entortaiumout com ¬

mittee of tho Wavorley Club willmeet at 715 on Thursday eveningin advance of the meeting of thecommittee of management to dis-cuss

¬

a program for the proposeddance

Captain Borgor had a very largeattendance at the baud concert yes ¬

terday afternoon and especially ofthe U S garrison troops who lookedespecially bright and handsome intheir white helmets and olean uni-forms

¬

AV Y Umstod special commis-sioner

¬

for tho Omaha expositionarrived yesterday by tho Neport ona mission to oorral as muoh of theIslands as ho can for the InterColonial Exposition Success iswished him

DuBell of the Orpheum attract-ed

¬

an immense crowd on Saturdayevening to witness his clover andexhileratiug wire walking from theFire Station tower Tho freo showgave muoh pleasure to many but itwas also inconvenient to travollors

A sale that will eclipse all otherswill be commenced at L B Kerrsto morrow Saturday morning audcontinued for ono week only Greaterbargains than ever will be offeredthe goods are all now and stylishand will meet with a ready sale atthe prices asked Ladies would dowell to call early and have firstchoice

THE NEWPORT ARIUVEB

An Accidont to tho Machinery Makesa Poloy in the Voyago

The U S Transport Nowport ar ¬

rived about noon yesterday after aton days trip from San Franciscoher voyago having boon lengtheneda day or two by an unavoidable acci ¬

dent to tho boilersCaptain Sauuders is in command

of tho vessel and J M Ross chiefofficer

Tho troops on board under command of Col Pope aro 2G0 officersand in on of the U S Marine corpsand 210 men and their officers of tho5th U S Artillery Mrs LauraSchwichtonberg Inspector Generalof Hospital corps White Cross ofxVmerica and several nurses accom ¬

pany the expeditionThe vessel will probably sail abuut

Thursday next

With Waldorf

The two plays at the Opera Houseon Saturday were well attended Attho matinee Gilberts clever Pyg ¬

malion and Galatea was presentedThe scissors had been used toomuch to suit those who have seentho play before What there was ofit was woll rendered and highly ap-

preciated¬

by the audience whichwas mainly composed of the weak-

er¬

sexIn the evening the Lady of Lyons

was tho program and tho interestingplay was handled in a truly artisticmanner Miss Waldorf in the lead-ing

¬

role was even more pleasing thanin tho former characters Tho youngactress has undoubtedly a groatfuture awaiting her To morrowInKomar will be presented

The Circuit Court

The May term of the CircuitCourt was opened this morning byJudgo Perry who will presideThere are a large number of civilcases on the calendar and only twocriminal cases for the Hawaiian jurywhile tho foreign jury will be calledon to deal with a number of veryimportant cases The Kahuku murdor catQR will bo tried at once andit is expected they will occupy atleast two weeks There aro fifteendivorce cases on the calendar

Was In Tune

Jim Queen wore his racing colorsand a broad smile when he on Satur-day

¬

afternoon sent Violin under thewire in 216 and looked around to830 whether Directress had stoppodto buy Olaa stock This morningJack Gibson drove Directress totown at a 214 gait and was obligedto have a horse behind his car to actas a brake Wonderful developmentsin racing circles The 11th of Juneis near and then we will see what wewill see

St Andrews Brotherhood

Mr John H Peyton Army Secre-tary

¬

of the Brotherhood of St An ¬

drew who is on board tho U S

transport Nowport on route to Ma ¬

nila will give au address this even ¬

ing at 8 oclock in the SundaySchool Room of St Andrews Cathe ¬

dral on the organization aud workof the brotherhood All who areinterested are invitod to be present

A Q onerous Gift

Charles M Cooko haB donated50000 to tho Hawaiian Board of

Missions This generous donationbrings tho permanent fund up totho uBeful sum of 103963 57 As

tho financial yoar closes on May15th further donations should beannounced prior to that date

The Warren Sails

Tho U S T Warren sailed yester-day

¬

evening after a short delaycaused by an accident to the steer ¬

ing apparatus whioh led to the im ¬

pression that she had grounded intho vicinity of the boat houses

Gerade Wio In Doutchlmid

Home made Sour Kraut 81bsfor 25 cents at

N BREHAMSHop Beor Depot 17 Konla formerly

Smith street

toft ritfa

f

N

Born

Lovell In this oitj at tlin Kapiolani Maternity Home April 291899 to the wife of Daniel Lovoll ason

Stanley In this city April 301899 to tho wife of Hoc W L Stan-ley

¬

Circuit Judge a daughter

Died

Anderson At Naalehu Kau Ha-waii

¬

on Sunday April 16 1899 oftyphoid fever Hilda eldest daughterof Mr and Mrs A F AndersonAged 15 years and 6 months

NOTICE

OK TAKING BAND FilOMBide of Ala Moana Koad

Beach Ileal is strictly irohlbitci1 Anyperrons caught in tho not will be prose ¬

cuted to tho full extend of lh LawW H OOMMINUS

Road Supervisor Honolulu1I89 2W

Loans Negotiated Full Charge takenHeuts Uulleoted of Property for

Made Absentees

WILL E FISHERReal Estate Agent and Auctioneer

Stock and Bond BrokerOUico Cornor Fort and Merchant Streets

Honolulu H I P O Box 70S

im 2m

J P POST ManagerW E SHARP MuBioal Director

TOTho Musical Faroe Oomody

the Eutiro Company

COMING ATTRACT J ONB On arrivalof Australia May 10th a new companywill open

The Hreatest Aggregation of VaudovllleTalent ever seen in Honolulu at ono time

Box Office opens at 10 A m Phone 510

TWAISTS

The Largest Variety Ever Imported

VALUES GUARANTEED

Direct Importers of

M Up-to-da- te Merchandise

Children Millinery Muslin

DIGGING

Appraisements

THE OBPHEUM

Family Theatre

XJ AJSTDIIntroducing

GO LTD

and

Hats

NIGHT

00m09CeWfreWfr0O0Ot0O

Muslin Bonnets Dainty Styles

Pacifie HeightsNOTICE

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

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated ou the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine and scenic view atretohing 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 and choioe lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

On the Nuuanu side of tho hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds aud heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate

The Elovation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and died and choice will be allotted

according to the numbor of applicationsOnly 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetTerniBEasy

1180 tf

BRUCE WARING COBOOMS 7 AND 8 PBOGBESS BLOCK

ELECTION O 0FFI0ER3

A T THU ANNUAL MEETING OFf tho Palnma Oo operative GroceryCo Limited the following officers weroelected to servo for tho ensuing yearn

Wm McCandleBS PresidentF J Testa Vice PresidentJ F Hutuburc TreasurerKTietjens Eocrotnry0 B Gray AudlorTho above officers with the two follow-

ing¬

named gentlemen constitute tho Boardof Directors I W Maofarlane uud WWalteis E T1KTJENS

Honolulu April 27 1890 Secretary118t lw

WA1FI0 PACKAGE EXPRESS

WiH leave Walpalm at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdaysr

Leave Honolulu from corner of Kingand Fort Streets Molntyreti at 2Mr m biine days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JAOKBON Prop1183 lm

Metropolitan Heat Go

81 KINO BTBEKTU J Wallxb Mahauib

Wholesale andHotall

AMD

Navy Contractors

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR PORTTKLTCPHONK 3m

Tub Independent is delivered to allparte of the town for 50c a month

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These arc of the

latest styles and are

gifts of and

is the

place to get your

fl Above Hotel T T7rr Tr-a-wT--

Telephone 92

JLS UAJL JL J JLb

Bast corner Fort te King St3

Milwaukee

HEW SURREYS ROAD CARTS PHAETONS

HARNESS

Vehicles

extremely

opportune beauty

usefulness AVrights

carriages

gKfIa

Honolulu Mannfactury

IMPORTERS AND DBALEES IN

roceries ProYisions anilNew and Fresh Goods received by every packet from California Eastern

States and European Markets

Standard Canned fegetables Frails and FishT- - Goods delivered to nny psrt oX the City oa

DANDRUFF KILLER DOES ITDOES WHAT

fcfcS

J- visat Af

VHY IT KILLS THE DANDRUFFand saves the hnlr If vou are troubledwith DandrulF Prickly heat or any scalpor skin disease try a bottle of DAN¬DRUFF KILLER it never fails to cure

Sold by all Druggists and at Union Bar-ber

¬

Shop Remember tho trade markthe two faces beware of imitation

F PAOHECOSolo Proprietor

Telephone No rHi inni tf

Mropoliiau Meat Go

81 KING BTREKT

i WATlBK MAHAOKn

Wholesale andEotail

j3TTToecesrsAHD

Wavy Conforaotors

Plumber and Gas UtterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteedHOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TJCrTCPHONTJ 312

66 H

Ji ITanaily HotelV KUOTJSE - - Prop

w Uay 5 2U06PK01AL MONTHLY RATES

Beit ot Attondnuce the Best BHiirI Ionthe fluent Menlu in tills Jlty

LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BEACH - Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and tea and ilyWith breakers long giie lullaby

King Street Tram Cars pass the doorLarilFH and flhlldren npnninlfy carfm for

THE OELEBEATED

Pabst

Beer

iu BOTTLES and onDRAUGHT is servedin the

Ettyal PacificAND

SALOONS

Carnage

P O Box 145

8 ts

of

Buainoss Cards

Feed

Gradn

T MCOANTS STEWART

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Has moved into Model Block Fort Streetopposito Catholic Church

llGG lm

DR SLOGGETT

PlIIBICIAN AND SURGEON

Beretania Street next to Queens Hospitalgrounds

OWco Hours 8 to 10 a m I to 3 and 7to 8 p m Diseases of tho Jlyo Ear Noeand Throat Catarrh 1M2 tf

A R ROW AT D V SGraduate of McGill University MontrealJ

Has hnd ton years practical experiencein tho treatment of Ho sos Cattle andDomostia Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left at Club or Panlheun Stableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 510 Fort Street Telephone 785

970 tf

DR WALTER HOFFMANNCorner Beretania and Punchbowl Street

Office Hours 81o10a 1 to 3 p m7 to 8 pm Sundays 8 to 10 a m

Telephono 010 P O Box 501

EDMUND H HART

Notary Pjjblio and Typewriter Conveyancer and Searcher of

Records

No 15 KaiUiuinunu St eet

L O ABLES

General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

305 Fort Streot Honolulu H I

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Eitaie Agent

230Office Bethel Street oyer the New

Model Hestaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

ALLEN Si ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials ov

All Kindi

Qnmn Rtmir Hnnnltilu

Equal to tho EmergencyMish Warbler is iudispoBod said

tho maid and will bo uuablo toappear to night

Tho manager roileoiod for atniuulo

Tell hor ho said at last thatthis falls iu with my plan perfectlyWo need a littlo adxortiaiug and Ishall notify the leporters to nightthat sho has boeu completely pros-trated

¬

by the nowa that tho youugtnau who ha beon soudiup horllowers all the week has oloped witha chorus girl

Tho maid like tho cat fame backMiss Warbler compliments sir

she said aud she fenl so tnttoh better thnt she has rioeidod she will nothave tn disappoint hor audience tonight

And as the mauaRor turned awayhe pmiled a knowing and a trium-phant smile Chicago Post

Movomont of SteamersSteamers due and to sail to day

and for the nest sis days are as folIowb

arriveSteamers From DuoW G Hall Kona Mav 5Coptic Sau Francisco May 5Gaelic Yokohama May 6Upolu Kuhala May 6Mikahala Kauai May 6Lehua Molokai Lauai May 6Kiuau Hawaii Maui Mav 7Claudine Maui May 7Australia Sau Francisco May 10Miowera Sydney May 10Aorangi Victoria May 12

departSteamers For SailsLehua Molokai Lanai May 1Upolu Kohala May 2Claudine Maui May 2Kinau Hawaii and Maui May 2Mikahala Kauai May 2Coptic Yokohama May 5Gaelic San Francisco May 6W G Hall Hawaii Maui May 0Miowera Victoria May 10Aorangi Sydney May 12

For That Tired FoolinffThat steals over you as the days

work is over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER Ttis the tonic ouneed beats all the medicine you cantakebringsonasound refroshiueandhealthy sleep and makes one feet likea new person On tap or in botleaat tho Criterion Silnnn Phono 783

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OraugesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflover Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

¬

Oysters in tin and sholljCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in spaon Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Tulnphnnn R7fi

Mortgagoos Notice of Intention toForeclose and of Time and Place

of Sale

TN ACCOKDANOE WITH THE PIIOJ v siuns ol j mortgae made and delivordd by JospG m s of Kaiwloa SouthKonn Island of Hawaii to Jose do Pont

f Honolulu Isand of Calm bearing datethe 2Jnd day ol April 1897 recorded inth Beoiter Office Honolulu Oauu ont io 22nd day of Apil in the year 1897 at1 R8 p in i iber 170 on Pages 185 181and 187

Notico is hernby given that aid Mortgapc Joio do Ponte intents to foreclobBBald montage forconditlon broken to wit

I ho noupajment of both prino pal andimprest w en duo and tiotlcH is tnereforobIvhii tliBt after iho oxpiratlon of Thr o

ooks from tills date the property riosoiibed iu said mortgage will bo adver ¬

tised for sale and will bn s ild at PublicAuitiun at the Aucti n lit oms of JamesF Moigau Q eon Siroot HonoluluOn Saturday ili 20 b day of May 1899

AT 12 OCLOCK NOON

ol said day to tho hlgho t bidder for cahin United Sta es Uuld Coin tho deeds touu ar mo expense ol tuepnrcnaser

lOE DR PONTE MortgHU1IU1U1U April H lOirj

Tho proporty describe I in said mortgaiois all tli so lea i holis of certain landsituate at said outli Kona Island of Hawa i and more partlcu arly described asfollows

First Thnt certain Indenture of Leasefrotn J D Paris Jr to me dated Jan 1

1801 dcmUing certain premises s tuate atsnld Kaiwiloa moro partiou arly dotribe in said lease the same being re ¬

corded herewith and also lhe premisesthereby nomlsoJ toneiher with ll thobullilings and Jniprovements growingcrops tuereon or thereto belonging andalso all my right title or interest in or tothe same

Second That certain Indenturo or L osef om J Hmiricnirs to me noted Match0th 1897 lomising certain premises Miu

ate in Kiloa I bouth Kona aforesaid moreparticularly described in eai I lease thesamo being rrcorded herewith and alsotho promlsB thereby demised to tetherwith all thn prlvile esand appurtenancesthereto belonging a d ulso at my righttitle or intnrot in or to the same

I or further particulars apply o1 M VIVAS

Attorney for tho Mortgagee1183 lt oaw

12 12TWELVE

Useful

FOR THE KITCHEN

For 100 or 10 Gents

FOR SINGLE ONE

You can make your ownassortment See them in ourBig- - Window

In a few days we will disDlay a new

BLUE FLAME

OIL STOYE

Which has no superior andviivite you to come and in-

spect¬

it

W D1I0ND CO

LIMITED

SOLE AGENTS

iiiirney Cleanable Refrigerators

AND

Jewel Stoves

JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest

Musical InstrumentsVutoharps Guitars Violins Etc

Also u new invoice of the Celebrated

Wastermeyer Pianostlpecially manufactured for tho tropica

plimate second to none

MORE THAN 100 OP THEM SOLDO the Hawaiian Islands during the last

years

UWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

BBY GOODSAND

jeneral Merchandise

1st- - tho choicest European and Ameri-can

¬

aeis Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST ItCABONAIlLE PIUCES

Ku HOFFSOHLAKGEU A COCorner Kinu ds liethel Streets

THAT MAN IS FRUGAL ANDCONTENT INDEED WHO FINDSFOOD SOLACE PLEASURE IN AWEED

Mototha following POPULAR BRANDSof our imported

EIAJVA1TA O I C3 AKSDirect from the Foctories

Napolon the First Oaballeros size 100 ina box

Napoleon the First Camellas size 100 In abox

Aftioimo Conbas Selectas CO in a boxJookoy Club 100 In a boxDoimonicos 25 in a boxDolmoutes 25 In a box

Adellna PattI Esplendidos b in a boxPro idnios 2rinabnx

Oasandra Regalia G oriosa 50 in a boxLtTraviata Regalia Nou Poriel 100 in a

boxHenry Clay Camellas 50 In a box

Puritanos Finos 50 in a boxllocktr On coin a boxH Upraann Cnsmopolilanos 50 m a ooxAltxandor liumbolt Poclllcus JO in a box

Republlcanos 50 ina boxIt Fulton Conohas Especlalcs CO in a box

Recuprdos 25 in a boxLa Intimidad do Antonino Caruncho 50

iu a boxLa Espanola Elegantes 25 in a box

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HIGH PRICESWill as usual bo tho result or

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Attention is called to tho benefits on--dbyHlsoribers t0 tho PALAM A CO ¬

OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at a little advance on San Francisto prices credit to subscribers to theamount of shares hold profit of the busi ¬ness returned to subscribers overy 0 monthsprobable increase in value of shares witha liberal discount oil monthly bills Andnow what are the risks We answer uonobecause subscribers can either tell theirf hares or take groceries to thoir amountIf you want to withdraw or go away

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HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG C0 Ltd

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Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Healths503 Fort St near JUng

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Lands For Saik- Parties wishing to disposo of tnoir

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