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Vol VIII
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Livh
ThiB Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN
MOANA MAY 21 ALAMEDA MAY 26AUSTRALIA JUNE 7 AUSTRALIA JUNE 13ALAMEDA JUNE 21 MARIPOSA JUNE 23AUSTRALIA JULY 5 AUSTRALIA JULY 11MARIPOSA JULY 19 MOANA JULY 21AUSTRALIA AUG 2 AUSTRALIA AUG 8MOANA AUG 10 ALAMEDA AUG 18AUSTEALIA AUG 30 AUSTRALIA SEPT 5ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 15AUSTltALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OOT 3MARIPOSA OOT 11 MOANA OOT 13AUSTRALIA OOT 25 AUSTRALIA OOT 31
In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
Wm KJT
FRANCKSGO
IrwinLIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S S Company
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BET HEL 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 Cooke and
shaU cany a stock or
Greneral Merchandise
Art
nHardware and Household Supplies
Qoocls and Artistic Supplies
Picture Framing a Specialty
We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons
MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MERCHANT STS
Messrs Castlo Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for ita continuance of the patronage so kindly extended them in the past
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SUGAK FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
General MerchandiseAND
003EJISSI03KT ryEHiELOE2A3TTS
Vgents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
British Ss Foreign Marine Insurance CoHorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
Coyne -- Mehrten Furniture Co3LI3VEITJD3D
J A MEHRTEN Manager
Furniture and UpholsteringREPAIRING- - m ALL ITS BRANCHES
Tolopolmo 928 PROGRESS BL0U Cor Fort Beretania Sta
HONOLULU H I SATURDAY MAY 20 1899
Sunday Sorvlcos
St Andrews Cathedral Whit ¬
sunday May 21st 7 a m ChoralCelebration of the Holy Com-munion
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11 a m Morning Prayerand Sermon 830p m Pule Ahiahi730 p m Evensong and Sermon
St Andrews Cathedral Theservices of tho Second Congregationto morrow will be as follows At530 a m Celebration of the HolyCommunion 915 a m MorningPrayer with sermon G30 p mevensong with sormou There willbe special music at the morning ser-vice
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Services at St Clements Chapeltomorrow Holy Communion 715 ara Holv Communion and sermon1105 Evensong 705
Central Union Church corner ofBeretania and Riohards streets RevW M Kiucaiu pastor At 955a m Suaday Rchool 11 a m pub-lic
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worship and sermon 630 p mY P S C E prayer mooting 730p m public worship and sermonWednesday 730 p m prayr meeting Palama Chapel At 930 amSunday school 730 p in Gospelservice A welcome for all at everyservice
Methodist Episcopal Churchcorner Beretania and Miller streetsG L Pearson pastor The publicis cordially invited to attend thefollowing services Sunday SundaySchool 10 a ra 11 a in Publicworship sermon by John TaggartEpworth League at 630 p in theevening sermon at 730 by the RevS P Perry of Kamehameha Sub-ject In the Valley of Decision
Reorganized Church of JesusChrist Services in Mililani Hallrear of Opera House to morrowas follows Sunday school 10 a mHawaiian services at 11 a m and630 p m Englisi Bervice at 730 pm preaching by Elder U WGreene Subjects Addiug To andTaking From Gods Word
Seventh Day Adventist ChapelLocated at the end of Hotel streetone block from Punchbowl streetServices Sabbath sabbath school10 a m preaching 11 a m SundaySunday school A p m- - preaching730 p m Tuesday prayer andmissionary meeting 730 p mThursday pospel services and BibleBtudy 7 p m All are welcome BL Howe pastor
Christian Church Alakea streetnear King Pastor Rev Wm AGardner Sunday School Superin-tendent
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W O Weedon PresidentY P M Mrs J N Taggard Or-ganist
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and Choir Master ProfessorE Cook Preaching morning andevening at the usual hours
Roman Catholic Cathedral Feastof the Holy Ghost
Saturday 7 p m Blessing ofthe Offerings and opening of theBazaar Concert by Concordia Por¬
tuguese Band Illumination Thegrounds will remain open till 1130p m
Sunday 730 a m Distributionof Alms 1030 High Pontifioal MassMusio by the Catholic choir and StLouis Band Procession before andafter the mass 1 p m grand ban-quet
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for the poor Musio by Con-cordia
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Band during the whole after-noon
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5 p in closing of tho cele-bration
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Passenger TravelDEPARTURES
Per sttnr W G Hall for Maui andHawaii May 19 Geo H RobertsonA P Boiler L B Nutting E O Maofarlane B II Heokt J S MoOrossonFred Wuudouburg W W Brunor LM Vetlesen and wife M M KobnJudge A W Carter Dr PetersonShagawa W W Gergan J CoerperThoa Hugbos
Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresb supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLiraeB Nuts Raisins Celery FreBbSalmon Cauliilower Rhubarb As-paragus
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Cabbage Eastern aud Cali-fornia
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Oysteis in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders oto Allgame in season Also fresb Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Telephone 878
Fred HarriBou tho proprietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works re ¬
minds bis patrons aud friends thatMemorial Day will fall on tho 10thof this month aud that orders fornew tombstones should be sent tobim aonee
JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutoharps Guitars Violins Etc
Also n new invoice of tho Celebrated
Westenneyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho trqplcni
climate second to none I
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
O the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
YLWAY8 ON HAND A COMPLETEASSOItTMKNT OF
DRY GOODSAND
fianeral Merchandise
Ic the choicest European and Ameri ¬
can
Bosrs Ain Wines LiqnorsAT MOST REASONABLE NIICKSKd hoffsohlaeger CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
THAT MAN IS FRUGAL ANDCONTENT INDEED WHO FINDSFOOD SOLACE PLEASURE IN AWEED
Note the following POPULAR BRANDSof our imported
Direct from the FactoriesNapolf on the First Caballcros size 100 in
a boxNapoleon tho First Camclias tize 100 in a
bosAfricano Conchas Selectas GO in a hoi
Jockey Olub 100 in a boxDelmonlcos 25 in a boxDelmontes 25 in a box
Adelina Patti Esplendldos v5 in a boxProsidentes 2Ti in a box
Casnndra Regalia Qloriosa CO in n boxL Traviata Regalia Non Pariel 100 in a
boxHenry Clay Catrolias 50 in a box
Puiitanos Finos 50 in aboxDock A Co 50 in a boxH Upiuann Cosmopolilanos 50 in a boxAlexander Humbolt Paciflcos 50 in a box
Repubiicanos 50 ina box
R Fulton Couchns Espeeiales 50 in a boxRecuerdos 25 in a box
La Intlmidad do Antonino Cariincho 50in a box
La Espanola Elegantes 25 in a boxAil of which wo oiler in quantities to
suit SPECIAL PRICES TO THETRADE Respectfully
111 FORT STREET
DANDRUFF KILLER DOES ITDOES WHAT
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THEIf vou are troubled
wim uanurun or any scalpor skin disease try a bottlo of DAN ¬DRUFF KILLER it poyer fails to enre
Sold by all DruKgUts and at Union Bar¬
ber Shop Remember tho trade markUio two faces beware of imitation
P TAOHEOOSolo
ToleplionR No KWl 1001 tf
Groceries to the Fore
In Union 1b Strength and bo itIs in Co operation
Tho Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prices for a time but it has againaome aown ro us lormor loyei anu wo arefitting our groceries as cheap as we ever
before If every stockholder inthe compnny were to purchase his or hergroceries from the QrocoryCo tho success of the corporation will boassured
Crill and trade free dollvory to nil parlBof the city
EManauer 1uluma Co Grocery
Co Ltd out Kinc Street opposite Rail ¬
road Central Depot
Loans NegotiatedRents CollectedAppraisements Mado
TFLEPHONT
DANDRUFF
Proprlotor
TIETJBNBoperative
Full Chargo takenof Property forAbsentees
WILL E FISHBRReal Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Block and Bond BrokerOUico Cornor Fort and Merchant Streets
Honolulu H I P O Box 7051171 2n
No 1206
Wilders Steamship Co
uTIME TABLE
O L WIGHT lres B B ROBE HerOapt J A KINO 1ortSupt
Stmr KXNAUOLARKE Commander
Will leavo Honolulu pvcry Tuesday at 12oolnnk noon touching Maalaea Bay arid Makena the same day Maliukonn Kawaihao nno I mirahoefion thoraIv0oyenniDBaynivIns U H Wcdncs
Returning will euil from Hilo every Friday at G oclock p m touching at Laupahoel oe Jtahnkona Kanaihur MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahalna arriving atHono ulu Baturday nightWill call at Pohoikl 1una on thosecond trip of each month arriving there
Hilo1onk0onnonul0ulleday f fromThe popular rout to tho Volrano is via
distanced K carrinS road the entire
Szmv CLAUDINECAMERON CommandorJ
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r mtouching at Kahului Hana HamoanndKipahuhi Maui Returning arrivesHnlniu aSunday morningsmonth
0t Kapo once en
This Company will reserve tut- - IMl olmake chnngwnu the tlmeof depariuie andwill noitShSle0mers J11 oce and
tOnahsOb1naieinae3uP0n8lble tm UaVtm took recelved only at owners risk
lurEer3 ot the Companys IS team pmbhippers are notified if freightshipped without such receint it Wi bebotlyatthoriskof theshipper
OLAD3 SPBEOKELS
Clans Sprecfcels Co
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BANK OF SAN FJiANOJSCO
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BAN FRAN0I60b Tbe Nevada Bank oBan FranciscoLNDON The Union Bank of LondonLtdNEW YORK American Exchange Nattlonal BankOHIOAGO Merchants National BankPA1Ia8 cnptoirNatIonaldEscomptedftBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
Kong Shanghai BanklngCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
ui uritisn Norm America
ftmuact a General Banking and ExaharBusiness
Deposits Received Loans made on Ayproved Security Commercial and Travel ¬
ers Credit Issued Bills of Exoiungebought and sold
Ooilnotiona Promptly A Tenanted Vol
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LOUIS E McGREW
OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Rosas
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EDMTJND IIORRIE EditorW HORAOK WEIGHT Asolotant
EditorllcaldlnK inJHonolulti
SATURDAY MAY 20 1899
WANTS THE EARTH
Messrs Thurston and Hatch ap-
peared¬
before Iho Cabinet Councilynstorday on behalf of the HiloRailroad Co to register a ltiolt
against a franchise applied for by asyndicate of capitalists who desireto build a railroad in the Hilo andHamakua districts
The petitioners for the last fran-
chise¬
are Browne Gelir represent ¬
ing Eastern capital the managersof the firm of T H Davios Coand others Mr Thurston npokeeloquently and feelingly against thegranting of a franchise to a syndicatewhich would threaten the companywith which he is connected with adangerous competition The bril-
liant¬
stockbroker does uot believethat competition is the life oftrade he cannot see that the mororailroads are built the merrier itwill be for the small farmers whomay find an existence in the fertilelands of Hamakua as soon ai trans-portation
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prices are cut down Therewas a time when Thurston was thehigh priest of small farmers guavajelly and diversified industries Thesmall farmers the guava jelly andother industries have failed to ma-
terialize¬
and Thurston Baid that itwbb due to the present exorbitanttransportation charges By havingtwo railroad lines operating in thesame districts besides steamers run-
ning¬
along the coast and carryingsugar and products to Hilo the dis-
tricts¬
will be benefited enormouslyand for the first time in the annalsof Hawaii will there be a show forthe small farmer But when MrThurstons own financial interestsare in jeopardy he consigns thesmall farmer and the guava jelly tohis Satanic partner
Tho Hilo Railroad Company doesnot possess an exclusive franchiseand wo cannot see that there can beany fair reason for the Governmentto refuBo any responsible applicantsfor franchises to built railroads Ifthe companies make no profits it istheir misfortune and not any kuleana of the Government The fittestwill survive aud tho pooplo willbenefit by a healthy competition
If the Government should declinea franchise to the --Browne Gehrsyndicate because the Thurstonsyndicate might lose a monopolyit should refuse a license to anymerchant who might desire to opena store next to one in the same linealready established Imagino MrDamon going to tho Governmentaud saying I dont want you togive a license or a charter to theFirst American Bank which is to beestablished next door to my bankwhich was there first can anyonedoubt what the answer would beMr Damon on the contrary sayB
The moro banks the bettor andlicenses and charters aregranted
freely
Tho Thurstou syndicate is inconsistent to say tho least in kickingagainst a franchise for a second railroad bocauso they wore first in theheld It was tho Thurston syndi ¬
cate whioh insisted on getting afranchise for a Rapid Transit Compauy although the Hawaiian Tram ¬
ways Co was iu tho field beforeAnd it was the Thurstou syndicatewhioh is now circulating a petitionpraying that the Government per- -
mits the Rapid Transit Company to
run their liuo from Victoria toNtiuanu stroets alongside of theold company although they mustknow that Iho granting of such apetition would mean a lawsuit andeventually perhaps diplomatic in ¬
terference
The trouble with the littlo ring ofmissionary promoters is that theyhave come to the conclusion thatthe sun of Hawaii sots and rises intheir well lined pockets aud thatthey are entitled to own the Islandsif not the Earth have a fence builtaround it and a tent erected on itno referonce to cyclomere dime
museums or hula girls Live andlet live will some day bo tho mottoeven of the Thurstonian promotors
FOR FRIENDSHIPS SAKE
When tho more than middle agedman who pons these line was anunbreeohed tiny little Salopian dothis infantile mind was often puzzledat the moaning of an ever recurringtoast To all friends round thoWrekin He uever appreciated thesense of it until a sage and geuerousminded father made him passthrough the needles pyo of thathill which to his childish eyes wasan immense mountain aud pointedout to him tht fnililt hills ond val ¬
ines ii ninny lovely EiikH4i andWels h counties Whi n my ladsaid he wo drink to that tospt wowish our best aud tlin best to allour fiiniids wlieies oover I hey maybe in Gods round world Love toall friendship to all for friendshiplingers after love has departed ithas no wings
Yp1 It Ls not love but friendshipthat makes the world go rouudpleasantly Whother we drink ourtoast of friendship on Shropshireshills or the Bostonian hub theWolfsbrunnen near Heidelberg orin the gay Alsatia of France or else-where
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the sentiment is the same andthe whole world is embraced in aloving kinship the world of frinndsof which we are individual units
In our little Cosmopolis of Hono-lulu
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so richly endowed in very manyrospeots by kindly Mother Natureaided by bright women and intelligent and industrious men we havean opportunity on Wednesday even ¬
ing next of emphasizing in advanceof another groat national holidaythis cordial spirit of friendship ex ¬
isting between our cosmopolitancitizens The moral of this Satur-day
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homily is buy tickets for theVictorian Ball and drink to thetoast of all friends round theWrekin
At KilobaudMembers and invited guests met
at the Kilohana Art League lastevening and took a first view of theSpring exhibition The League is
now located in tho Model Block 6aFort street and has there found acharming home Tho catalogue an ¬
nounces that 101 pictures aro beingexhibited and they havo been ar¬
ranged in a proper artistical man-ner
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Among the exhibitors aremany of the old friends of Hono-lulus
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art loving people and con-
stant¬
improvement in the work isplainly soon
This morning the hall was openfrom 9 to 12 and the public is invit-
ed¬
to inspect the exhibition thisevening from 7 to 9
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Orpheum Thoatro
Entire change of program Postsnew comedy entitled Rehearsalwill have its first production Theaction of the comedy takes place onthe stage during a rehearsal and thecomedy caused by interruptionssupplies plenty of fun
Glorino will produce her beautifulgirl dance The Goddess Feleomerging from the volcano mustgive lava and Bmoko effects
All other artists change their spe-
cialties¬
At Garden Lane No 9 cleanlyfurnished front room for rent fromlet of April 1899 For a gentlemanonly
Bewnro of Matches
Tko oldest son of J Punhi andLizzio Kainana Puahi died yester ¬
day at their home in Kalihi valleyTho boy who was only five years ofage had somo matches iu his coatpocket while playing Tho matcheswore ignited and the child severelyburned on his chost aud fAce Thoinjury proved fotal and tho littlofellow died yostorday probably astho result of tho shock No doctorno inquest but tho burial of abright boy
Not Woddod
D Kalauokalani says that he isnot tho D Kalauokalani who aocording to tho Star was marriedyestorday to Miss A Kaai and thatho is the only son of tho
commissioner to Washing ¬
ton of the ago to marry
k Society Event
H
HflPH
OYAND
McKEESHow York Madison Square Theater Co
Headed by
MR HARRY CONOR
WILL PRESENT
SATURDAY MATINEE May 20 ARAO BABY
TON1G HTSATURDAY NIGHT May 2-0- A
TRIP TO CHINATOWNMONDAY May 22 A STRANGER IN
NEW YORKTUESDAY May 23 Last Night A
STRANGER IN NEW YORKSailing May 24 on the Moana for Aus-
tralia¬
This organization numbers nineteen per ¬
sons and is positively the most expensiveand talented that has ever come to Hono-lulu
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Scat sale at Wall Nichols Go Saturdaynight I109 10t
Alossoncor Sorvico
Honolulu Mos3ougor Service de ¬
liver messages and packages Telephono 178
Table Linen and Napkins 25 poroent reduction at L B Kerrs forono woek only
NOXIOE
DKrAtlTMBNT OF FlNANOKHonolulu H I Mny 17 1899
Holders of Hawaiian Govornmont Bondsof the following dates and denominationsare hereby notified that on and rtftnrmaturity ot tho next coupon interest willcease
The principal ot said bonds will bo paidon presentation at tho next duo date ofthe coupon
Stock A Bond No 41 Dato Deo 11 1800
1000Btook A Bond No 42 Dato Dec 11 18W
1000Stock A Bond No 43 Dato Dec 11 18U0
1000Slock A Bond No 44 Dato Dec 11 1800
1000Stock A Bond No 15 Dato Dec 11 1800
1000Stock A Bond No 40 Dato Doc 11 1890
10U0Stock A Bond No 47 Dato Doc 11 1800
1000Stock A Bond No 18 Dato Dec 11 1800
1000Stock A Bond No 40 Dato Dec 11 1890
1000Stock A Bond No 50 Dato Dob H 1810
1000Stock A Bond No 51 dated Dec 11 lcnO
100Stock A Bond No B2 dated Dec 11
1890 1000Total 12000
S M DAMON1201 3t Minister of Finance
BOARD OF IMMIGRATIONREGULATION
That whero tho reports of tho Inspectorof Immigration aro unfavorable ns to thesanitary condition nf laborers quarters oraro unfavorable as to tho treatment of thelaborers copies thereof shall be furnishedto tho Agents ot the Plantations with nnotico to them that further applicationsfor labor immigration permits will not boconsidered until such matters are correctedto the satisfaction of tho Board of Immi ¬
gration and tho CabtnetB M DAMON
Minister of Interior ad interim and Presi ¬
dent Board of ImmigrationHonolulu May 15 1899 1204 3t
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Timely Topics
Honolulu April 12 1S99
Mayhap you think wc willwait until tho hot weathorarrives to remind you of Alas ¬
kan matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre-
served¬
and nourished in thesestirring times if you arc an-
xious¬
to follow the rising for¬
tunes of Kihci and Niulii Wuhave the
BEST STOCK ON THE
MARKET
for your purpose We haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the
MEFRIKEMT0RIt invariably pays a large
bonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfails to please People arechanging their investments inother refrigerators to take the
ALASKAWe have a sufficient supply
to fill all demands from thesmall ice chest for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arcthe general favorites We alsohave
THE GOTHAM COOLER
in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate youPlease call and inspect ourgoods
Tha Hawaiian Hartira Go M26S Fort Street
A Sale That Will Eclipse All Others
Will be commenced to morrowmorning and continued for ONEWEEK ONLY
Table Linen NapkinsSheetings Pillow CasingsOur stock of SHIRT WAISTS
must be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentpricesTTDBIEIIjILi S EtxidL PARASOLS
are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care¬
fully selected stocks thus assuringBargains
Gome Early as There Will Be No RESERVE
Importer Queen St
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Orphouui to night
New Piques at SaohB
Chango of bill at tho Orphoumto night
Infants HatsSachs
Tbo Governmentbills to ilay
and Bonnets at
is paying April
Matinee and evening performanceat tho Opera House
Corsets and Corset Waists atSaolis
Take a trip through Chinatownwith the Hoyt Co this evening
Company B will ontortaiu theirfriends atllemond Grove to morrow
Baseball this afternoon betweenArtillery and Kamehatneha Collegeteam
Dr Posey spooialist for Eyo EarThroat and Nose diseases MasonicTemple
To morrow is Wbit Sunday andwill bo duly observed iu the orthod-ox
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churches
Mr Webor is to succeed Mr A LC Atkinson as y
General
Ladies Shirt Waists BO percentreduction iu price at L B Kerrsfor one week only
The Holy Ghost celebration be ¬
gins this eveuiug at the IioinanCatholic Mission
After the British Ball comes theFourth of July celebration Join inHands Across the Sea
Tbo Waverley Olub is contemplat-ing
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a moonlight dance at RemondGrove some time nest month
The tennis matches disturbed byyesterdays showers will bo resumedto day weather permitting
Tho First Regiment coes intocamp at Remond Grove this evoningreturning on Monday morning
A down town club will probablyhi established in the building to benroctcd adjoining the Judd block
American Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444
All night Rervico
On June 17th the HonoluluCrii kul Club give an amateur theat-rical
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performance at tho OperaHouse
The Victorian Ball RefreshmentCommittee meet at the WaverleyClub at 730 this evening to awardtenders
Tboro will be a conference of tboViutoriau Ball Committee at theWaverley Club at 730 on Tuesdayevoning
N S Sachs Dry Goods Companyhave an important notice iu thisissue in reference to thoir silks satinsand Btaples
Tho District Court was in session15 minutes this morning Therewere ouly sis cases on the calenderand all unimportant
There was a big house at theOrpheum Inst evening The boysare enthusiastic oVor Glorine theglorious disciple of Terpsichore
Prof Edgar Wood will addressto morrow afternoons gathering attheY M 0 Asand Archer theclever banjoist will give banjo se ¬
lectionsChurch services will be conducted
to morrow by Kev Victor Morgannt Camp MoKinley 11 a m PearlCity 245 p m Ewa Plantation780 p m
No band concert at Emma Squarethis afternoon nor at Makoe Islandto morrow as tho band will be in at ¬
tendance on tho Regiment at Remond Grove
Tho rival railroads for Hawaiiwere before the Cabinet yesterdayand the matter remanded for furtherconsideration as to tho applicationfor a franchise by tho now company
Should any ladies desire to selltickets for Wednesday eveningsdanco iu aid of tho funds of thoBritish Bouevolent Society theywill please communicate with theSecretary P O Box 670
Prof Rolfoa lecture on RobertLouis Stevenson at tho High Sohoollast Hvenini was naturally inlluencedby tho cult being largely in at 5
tendance at the Art League openingbut his audience was much interest ¬
ed and very appreciative
Tho May meeting of the HawaiianMission Childrens Society will beheld this Saturday evening at 730May 20th at tho home of Mr andMrs A F Cooke King street Thiswill be the annual meeting for theelection of officers The adjournedmeetiug for receiving the annual re ¬
ports will be held later
0OURE8PONDEN0K
Oh tho Boworvl
Ed The Independent
Will you kindly suggest to HarryConnor that he adds the followingveVse to the celebrated BoworySong
And oblige aCimoNio KiCK ncn
I went doutchor know to tho RagBaby Show
It was horrid a regular fakeThe meu had caught colds and tho
girls wanted mouldsOn thoir legs or I make a mistakeThey gavo mo a Pain and I looked
at my CaneTwas a show that will neer bo for-
gotten¬
The Ladies said Bad and the Boysthey got Mad
And everyone said it was rottenAnd Ill never go thore any moreOh theBoweryl the BoworylTheres a much better show at tho
Bowery
Why doornt tho poet try torun a show himself instead of con-
fining¬
himself to tbo role of a
Chronio Kick her He couldntoven fill the part of the Rag Babyleave alone sing a song ordauco adauce Ed
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Tho Victoria Ball
Ed The Independent
I have been asked by many espe-
cially¬
by recent arrivals why tboVictoria Ball funds were not provid ¬
ed for by subscription among Brit ¬
ish residents and invitations issuedin lieu of tickets being placed onstle
My answer to this is that whilethe necessary amount would readilyhave been raised by private subscription the Ball would then havo beenin fact a private ball principally ofinvited British residents leading toinnumerable heart burnings andjealousies on tho part of such a didnot receive invitations and a possiblecharge of a desire of being exclu-
sive¬
It seemed to those who are mostactive in the celebration and aremost anxious to promote a stillfriendlier feeling than even now ex¬
ists between tho flag under whichwe are now living and that underwhich most of us were born thatthe republican simplicity of per-mitting
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all to participate in thedance who pleased to purobase theprivilege was raoro likely to lead toa bettor feeling all round more es-
pecially¬
as the profits if any wouldbenefit benevolent objects
The plan adopted proves thatBritish residents are desirous ofmeeting all nationalities on themost cordial footing in happy socialhours and that in Hawaii at leastwe are not inclined to enwrap our-selves
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in insular reserve so oftenattributed to us oven on the anni-versary
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of the birthday of our belovod Queen
Tun SECitETAnY
A sale that will eclipse all otherswill be commenced at L B Kerrsto morrow Saturday morning andcontinued for one week only Greaterbargains than ever will bo offeredthe goods ate all new and stylishand will meet with a ready sale atthe prices asked Ladies would dowell to call early and have firstchoice
WOTIOE
HOLDING RECEIPTS FOUfirst payment on ICnmalo Sugar Co
shares will please pass In said receiptswith list of names to whom certificates otBtock aro to bo issued to me at my olflcoin Campbell Block on Merchant Streetoh Friday May 10th
Certificates or stock will bo ready fordelivery Monday May 2il
FRANK HU8TA0ETreasurer Kamalo Sugar Co Ltd
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QUEEN VICTORIASBIRTHDAY
1819 flljlll 1899
GRAND BALL
At the N G H Armory on WBDNKSDAY EVENING next May 21 1800
Not proceeds for tho benefit of tho BRITI8H BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Binglo tickets 100 Double Lady andGentleman 200 may be obtained fromtho Committeo or at tho stores
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It Stands for Sachs Co and Success
For Silks Satins and StaplesAlso for Superiority Stability and Supremacy
Likewise for Satisfaction Sincerity Sagacity and SelectionAnd furthermore for Snap Science and System
THE BEST OF EVEKYTHING IN
Dress Goods D
Ilavent said a word about prices yet Right they must be as we aim to do a largebusiness A large bupiness is the outgrowth of a system of small profits in addition to thabove mentioned The small profits are here too
LatestSachs
styles in Shirt Waists at
NOTICEThe undersigned beg leave to no-
tify¬
their patrons and the publicthat the Grocery and Provision busi ¬
ness of their rospective firms will beconsolidated and incorporated underthe name and stole of HENRYMAY CO LIMITED on Juno I1899 All accounts contracted priorto that date will be due to theundersigned and not to the Corpor-ation
¬
Pending the erootion of tho newstores to be occupied by the Corpor-ation
¬
on the site of the presentstore of H May Co tho Companywill occupy as a retail departmentthe store now occupied by H EMclntyre Bros at corner of Portand King streets telephones Nob 22and 92 with Messrs H E Mclntyreand Day of May Co in chargeThe Wholesale and also tbo RetailDepartment of tbo Company will becouduoted at the J T Waterhousostand ou Bethel street TelephoneNos 21 and 919 with Mr T Mayand Mr P Waterhouse in aharge
Tho undersigned desire to expressthoir thanks to their patrons andthe public for past favors and askthat same be continued to the Com ¬
pany succeeding themH B MoINTYRE BROSH MAY COJ T Waterhouee
Dated Honolulu May 18991205 tf
Family Theatre
J P POST ManagorW E SHARP Musioal Director
TOJim Posts New Comedy Entitled
1
Tho flroatost Aggregation of VaudevilleTalent ovor seen ill Honolulu at ono time
Boa Office opens at 10 A m 1Uone 610
-- OUR
IBPHEM
NIGHT
REHEARSALS
Millineryry Goods
THATS MOTTO
Paciflc Heights3STOTIOE3
Applications will be received at the officoof BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on
HEIGHTSsituated on the 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 tbo property is now in
course of construction and ahoice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available
Ou the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from tho highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a aalubriouB climate
The Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted
according to the number of applications
00-- Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetg0 Terms Easy
BRUCE CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
HONOLULU
Eye and Ear InfirmaryWill open for Treatment of patients on
Juno 1st next Third Floor Modol Blocknext Progress Hall corLer Berotania andFortbtrceis
TRUSTEES
Kobort Loners Esq PresidentT F HacKfeld EsqB F Dillingham lisqThos llobron EsqL O Abies EsqE Mott Smith Esq Socretary and
Treasurer
SUUGIOAL STAFF
Dlt 8LOQGETT Dlt AND11KWS
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Dr Slogpott has removed his offices totho 3rd Floor 1rocresK lilook
HOMd
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real E vtate Agent
Office Bethel Btroet ovor tho New230 Model Kestauraut
a
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ylli LTD
PACIFIC
WARING
FOR RENT
The Premises known as the
on the beach at Waikiki
Furnished or Unfurnished
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150 No 310 Fort St
ALOHA LAHUI STORE
Have on exhibition aud for sale
Hawaiian Fancy Work MalUags FensHat Braids Calabashes Etc
1172 Sohool Street near Lillha ly
THE INDEPENDENT
ISbUKU
EVERY AFTERNOON
r Telephone 841 jglUUcnHt Sunday
At Brito Hull Kouio Btroot
if J TESTA Proprietor and Publlohor
EDMUND IIOBBIE EditorW HORACK WRIGHT Asoiottint
EditorHesidins inJJonoluln
SATURDAY MAY 20 1899
WANTS THE EARTH
Messrs Thurston nnd Hatch ap ¬
peared before Iho Cabinet Councilyesterday on bohalf of the HiloRailroad Co to register a kiokagainst a franchise applied for by asyndicate of capitalists who desireto build a railroad iu the Hilo andHamakua districts
The petitioners for the last fran-
chise¬
are Browne Gehr represent ¬
ing Eastern capital the managersof the firm of T H Davios Coand others Mr Thurston spokeeloquently and feelingly against thegranting of a franchise to a syndicatewhich would threaten the companywith which he is connected with adangerous competition The bril-
liant¬
stockbroker does not believethat competition is the life oftrade he cannot see that the morerailroads are built the merrier itwill be for the small farmers whomay find an existence in the fertilelands of Hamakua as soon ai trans-portation
¬
prices are cut down Therewas a time when Thurston was thehigh priest of small farmers guavajelly and diversified industries Thesmall farmers the guava jell andother industries have failed to ma-
terialize¬
and Thurston said that itwas due to the present exorbitanttransportation charges By havingtwo railroad linos operating in thesame districts besides steamers run-ning
¬
along the coast and carryingsugar and products to Hilo the dis-
tricts¬
will be benefited enormouslyand for the first time in the annalsof Hawaii will there be a show forthe small farmer But when MrThurstons own financial interestsare in jeopardy he consigns thesmall farmer and the guava jelly tohiB Satanio partner
The Hilo Railroad Company doesnot possess an exclusive franchiseand we cannot see that there can beany fair reason for the Governmentto refuse any responsible applicantsfor franchises to built railroads Ifthe companies make no profits it istheir misfortune and not any Jsule
ana of the Government The fittestwill survive aud the peoplo willbenefit by a healthy competition
If the Government should declinea franchise to the --Browne Gehrsyndicate because tho Thurstonsyndioato might lose a monopolyit should refuse a license to anymerchant who might desire to opena store next to ono in the same linealready established Imagino MrDamon going to the Governmentand saying I dont want you togive a license or a charter to theFirst Amerioan Bank which is to beestablished next door to my bankwhich was there first can anyonedoubt what tho answer would beMr Damop on the contrary says
Tho more banksthe better andlicenses and charters are freelygranted
Tho Thurston syndicate is incon ¬
sistent to say the least iu kickingagainst a franchise for a second rail ¬
road because they wore first in thefield It was tho Thurston syndi ¬
oato which insiBtod on getting afranchise fpr a Rapid Transit Compauy although the Hawaiian Tram ¬
ways Co was in the field beforeAnd it was tho Thurston syndicatewhioh is now circulating a petitionpraying that tho Government per- -
niits the Rapid Transit Company torun their lino from Victoria toNuuatm stroets alongside of theold company although they mustknow that the granting of such apetition would mean a lawsuit andeventually perhaps diplomatic in ¬
terference
The trouble with the little ring ofmissionary promoters is that theyhave come to the conclusion thatthe sun of Hawaii sots and rises intheir well lined pockets aud thatthey are entitled to own the Islandsif not the Earth have a fence builtaround it and a tent erected on itno referonce to cyolomere dime
iuusoums or hula girls Live andlet live will some day bo tho mottoeven of tho ThurBtonian promotors
FOR FRIENDSHIPS SAKE
When tho more than middle agedman who pens these line was anuubreeched tiny little Salopian dothis infantile miud was often puzzledat the meaning of an ever recurringtoast To all friends round thoWrekin He never appreciated thesense of it until a sage and generouBminded father made him passthrough the needles eyo of thathill which to his childish eyes wasan immense mountain and pointedout to him Him fnitih hills oncl vallny8 i many Invely EnlMi andWelsh counties When my ladsaid he wo drink to lust icist wowish our best aud the best to allour friends whomsoever they maybe in Gods round world Love toall friendship to all for friendshiplingers after love has departed ithas no wings
Ye It i3 not lovo but friendshipthat makes tho world go rouudpleasantly Whether we drink ourtoast of friendship on Shropshireshills or the Bostonian hub theWolfsbrunnen near Heidelberg orin the gay Alsatia of France or else-where
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the sentiment is tho same andtue wnoie worm is emoracoa in aloving kinship tho world of frinndsof whioh we are individual units
In our little Cosmopolis of Hono-lulu
¬
so richly endowed in very manyrespects by kindly Mother Natureaided by bright women and intelli-gent
¬
and industrious men we havean opportunity on Wednesday even ¬
ing next of emphasizing in advanceof another groat national holidaythis cordial spirit of friendship ex-
isting¬
between our cosmopolitancitizens The moral of this Satur-day
¬
homily is buy tickets for theVictorian Ball and drink to thetoast of all friends round theWrekin
At Kilohana
Members and invited quests wetat the Kilohana Art Leagtio lastevening and took a first view of thoSpring exhibition The League is
now located iu the Model Block onFort street and has there found acharming home Tho catalogue an-
nounces¬
that 101 pictures are beingexhibited and they have been ar-
ranged¬
in a proper artistical man-ner
¬
Among the exhibitors aremany of the old friends of Hono-lulus
¬
art loving peoplo and con ¬
stant improvement in the work isplainly soon
This morning tho hall was openfrom 9 to 12 and the publio is invit-ed
¬
to inspect the exhibition thisovening from 7 to 9
m m
Orphoum Thoatro
Entire ohange of program Postsnew comedy ontilled Rehearsalwill have its first production Thoaction of the comedy takes place onthe stage during a rehearsal and thecomedy caused by interruptionssupplies plenty of fun
Glorino will produce her beautifulgirl dance The Goddess Feleemerging from the volcano mustgive lava and smoke eUects
All other artists ohange their spe-cialties
¬
At Garden Lane No 9 cleanlyfurnished front room for rent from1st of April 1899 For a gentlemanonly
HHjBJieMiMtgSggWW
frtwwtw rf wrw
Bewnro of MatchoB
Tho oldest son of J Puahi andLizzie Kainana Puahi died yostorday at their homo in Kalihi valloyTho boy who was only five years ofage had soino matches in his coatpocket while playing Tho matcheswore ignited aud the child sevorely
burned on his chnst and face Thoinjury proved fatal and the littlefollow died yesterday probably astho result of tho shock No doctorno inquest but tho burial of abright boy
--
Not Wodded
D Kalauokalani says that he isnot tho D Kalauokalani who ac¬
cording to the Star was marriedyestorday to Miss A Kaai and thatho is the only son of tho
commissioner to Washing ¬
ton of the age to marry
A Society Event
JLJL OYAND
McKEE8Now York Madison Square Theater Go
Headed by
MR HARRY CONOR
WILL PEESENTSATURDAY MATINEE May 20 A
HAG BABY
TO NIG HTSATURDAY NIGHT Mny 2-0- A
TRIP TO CHINATOWNMONDAY May 22 A STRANGER IN
NEW YORKTUESDAY Mny 23 Lost Night A
STRANGER IN NEW YORKSailing May 24 on tho Moana lor Aus-
tralia¬
This organization numbers nineteen per ¬
sons and is positively the most expensiveana taicmca turn uas ever come to Hono-lulu
¬
Beat sale at Wall Nichols Go Saturdaynight I109 10t
AXossoncor Sorvico
Honolulu Mosiongor Sorvico de-
liver¬
messages and packages Tele ¬
phone 378
Table Linon and Napkins 25 porcent reduction at L B Kerrs forono week only
NOTICE
DKrAltTMBNT OF PlNANOK 1
Honolulu H I Mny 17 1899Holdors of Hawaiian GovcrnmontBonds
of the following dates and denominationsnre hereby notified that on and nftnrmaturity ot the next coupon Interest willcease
The principal of snid bond will bo paidon presentation at tho next duo date ofthe coupon
Stock A Bond No 41 Dato Deo 11 18901000Stock A Bond No 42 Dale Dec 11 1800
1000Btock A Bond No 43 Dato Dec 11 1SU0
1000Stock A Bond No 44 Dato Dec 11 1890
10008tock A Bond No 45 Date Dec 11 1S00
1000Stock A Bond No 40 Dato Doc 11 1890
10U0Stock A Bond No 47 Date Dec 111890
1000Stock A Bond No 18 Dato Dec 11 1890
1000Stock A Bond No 40 Date Deo 11 1890
1000Stock A Bond No 50 Dato Doc 11 180
1000Stock A Bond No 01 dated Dec 11 lDO
100Stock A Bond No r2 dated Dec 11
1890 1000Total 12000
S M DAMON1201 3t Minister of Finance
BOARD OF IMMIGRATIONREGULATION
That where tho reports of the Inspectorof Immigration are unfavorable as to thosanitary condition nf laborers quarters orare unfavorable ns fo tho treatment of thelaborors copies thereof shall be furnishedto tho Agents ol the Plantations with anotice to them that further applicationsfor labor immigration permits will not boconsidered until such matters are correctedto the satisfaction of tho Board of Immi-gration
¬
and tho CabtnetS M DAMON
Minister of Interior ad interim and Presi ¬
dent Board of ImmigrationHonolulu Mny 15 1899 1201 3t
Timely Topics
Honolulu April 18 1S99
Mayhap you think we willwait until tho hot weatherarrives to remind yon of Alas ¬
kan matters Not so for youmust keep cool and well pre¬
served and nourished in thesestirring times if you arc an-
xious¬
to follow the rising for-
tunes¬
of Kihei and Niulii Wehave the
BEST STOCK ON THE
MARKET
for your purpose Wo haveproved that there is a bonanzain it It is the
MEFBIKERATOR
It invariably pays a largebonus in mental satisfactionand inward rejoicing It neverfails to please People arechanging their investments inother refrigerators to take tho
ALASKAWe have a sufficient supply
to fill all demands from thesmall ice chest for the countryhouse or the bachelor to thelargest and most costly madeThey cannot be beat and arcthe general favorites We alsohave
THE GOTEAM COOLER
in every convenient size andif you want ice cream freezerswe can accommodate youPlease call and inspect ourgoods
Tba Hawaiian Hardwara Co IA
26S Fort Stkket
A mmWill be commenced to morrowmorning and continued for ONEWEEK ONLY
0
Table Linen NapkinsSheetings Pillow CasingsOur stock of SHIRT WAISTS
must be closed out and to do this theywill be reduced to half the presentprices
are also included in this reductionas are our entire line of SILKSthese goods are all choice and care¬
fully selected stocks thus assuringBargainsGome Early as There Will Be No RESERVE
JLju JbrL JKSLJbiJbJfc9 Importer Queen St
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Orphoutn to night
Now Piques at Snobs
Cbnugoto night
InfantsSachs
of bill at tho Orphoutn
Hats and Bonuots nt
Tho Governmentbills to day
is paying April
Matinee and evening performanceat the Opora Houae
Corsets and Corset Waists atSachs
Take a trip through Chinatownwith the Hoyt Co this evening
Company B will ontortaiu theirfriends atRemond Grove to morrow
Baseball this afternoon betweenArtillery and Kamehameha Collegeteam
Dr Posey specialist for Eyo EarThroat and Noso diseases MasonicTemple
To morrow is Wbit Sunday andwill bo duly obsorved iu the orthod-ox
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churchoa
Mr Weber iB to succeed Mr A L0 Alkiusnn as
Ladies Shirt Waists 50reduction iu price at L Bfor one week only
percentKerrs
The Holy Ghost celebration be ¬
gins this eveuiug at the RomanCatholic Mission
After the British Ball comes theFourth of July celebration Join iuHands Across the Sea
The Wavorloy Club is contemplat-ing
¬
a moonlight dance at RemondGrove some time next month
Tho tennis matches disturbed byyesterdays showers will bo resumodto day weather permitting
Tho First Regiment coes intocamp at Remond Grove thisevoningreturning on Monday morning
A down town club will probablylw established in the building to beerected adjoining the Judd block
American Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444
All night service
On June 17th the HonoluluCricket Club give an amateur theat-rical
¬
performance at tho OporaHouse
Tho VictorianCommittee meetClub at 730 thistenders
Ball Refreshmentat the Waverleyevening to award
Thoro will bo n conference of thoVictorian Ball Committee at thoWaverley Club at 730 ou Tuesdayovoning
N R Sachs Dry Goods Companyhave an important notico iu thisissue in roforonco to their silks satinsand staples
Tho District Court was in session15 minutes this morning Thorowere only six cases on tho calenderand all unimportant
There was a big houso at thoOrphoutn last evening The boysaro enthusiastic ovor Glorino thegloriouf disciple of Terpsiohoro
Prof Edgar Wood will addressto morrow afternoons gathering attho Y M O A aud Archer theclover banjoist will givo banjo se ¬
lections
Church services will be conductedto morrow by Rev Victor Morganat Camp MoKinley 11 a m PearlCity 245 p m Ewa Plantation730 p m
No band concert at Emma Squarethis aftornoon nor at Makee Islandto morrow as tho band will be in at ¬
tendance on tho Regiment at Re- -
mond Grove
Tho rival railroads for Hawaiiwere before tho Cabinet yesterdayand the matterromandodforfurtherconsideration as to tho applicationfor a frauohiso by tho now cbmpauy
Should any ladies desire to selltickets for Wednesday eveningsdance iu aid of tho funds of thoBritish Benevolent Society theywill please communicate with theSeoretary P O Box 670
Prof Rolfos lecture on RobertLouis Stevonson at tho High Schoollast ovonint was naturally influenced
Ed
by tho cult being largely in atgtondanco at tho Art League openingbut his audienco was much interest-ed
¬
aud very appreciative
Tho May meeting of tho HawaiianMission Childrens Sooiety will behold this Saturday eveuing at 780May 20th at tho homo of Mr andMrs A F Cooke King street Thiswill be the annual meeting for theelection of oOIoers The adjournedmeeting for receiviug tho annual re ¬
ports will bo held later
MfeV- - 4
CORRESPONDENCE
Oh tho Boworvl
The Independent
Will you kindly suggost to HarryConnor that ho adds tho followingverse to fthe celebrated BowerySong
And oblige aClJRONIO KlCK IIER
I wont doutcher know to the RagBaby Show
It was horrid a regular fakeTho men had caught colds and the
girls wanted mouldsOn their logs or I make a mistakeThey gave me a Pain and I looked
at my CaneTwas a show that will neer bo for-
gotten¬
The Ladies said Bad and the Boysthey got Mad
And everyone said it was rottenAnd Ill novor go there any moreOh the Boweryl the BoworylTheres a much bettor show at tho
Bowory
Why doesnt tho poet try torun a show himself instead of con-
fining¬
himself to tho role of aChronic Kick her He couldnt
even fill tho part of tho Rag Babyloave alone sing a song ordauco adauce Ed
The Victoria Ball
Ed The Independent
I have been asked by many espe ¬
cially by recent arrivals why thoVictoria Ball funds were not provid ¬
ed for by subscription amoug Brit-
ish¬
residents aud invitations issuedin lieu of tickets being placed onsale
My answer to this is that whilethe necessary amount would readilyhave been raised by private subscrip-tion
¬
the Ball would then havo baeuin fact a private ball principally ofinvited British residents leading toinnumerable heart burnings andjealousies on tho part of such as didnot receive invitations and a possiblecharge of a desire of being exclu-
sive¬
It Footned to those who aro mostaotivo in tno celebration and aromost anxious to promote a stillfriendlier feeling than even now ex-
ists¬
between tho flag under whichwe are now living and that underwhich most of us were born thattho republican simplicity of per ¬
mitting all to participate in thodance who pleased to purchase theprivilege was tnoro likely to load toa bettor feeling all round more es-
pecially¬
as tho profits if any wouldbenefit benevolent objects
The plan adopted proves thatBritish residents aro desirous ofmeeting all nationalities on thomost cordial footiug in happy socialhours and that in Hawaii at leastwe are not inclined to enwrap our-selves
¬
in insular reserve so oftenattributed to us oven on the anni ¬
versary of the birthday of our belovod Queen
The Secretary
A sale that will eclipse all otherswill be commenced at L B Kerrsto morrow Saturday morning audcontinued for one week only Greaterbargains than ever will be offeredthe goods are all new aud stylishand will meet with a ready Bale atthe prices asked Ladies would dowell to call early and have firstchoice
WOTIOE
HOLDING KEOBIPTS FOBilrst payment on Kamalo Sugar Co
shares will plcaso pass In said receiptswith list of names to whom certificates ofstock are to bo issued to me at my otucoin Campbell Block on Merchant Streeton Friday May 10th
Certificates of stock will bo ready fordelivery Monday May 22d
FltANK HUSTAOETreasurer Kamalo Sugar Co Dd
1205 3t
QUEEN VICTORIASBIRTHDAY
fXJ JWH1
1819 mmmm 1899
GRAND BALL
At the N G H Armory on WEDNES ¬
DAY EVENING next May 21 1600
Not proceeds for tho henellt of tho B1UTISII BENEVOLENT SOOIETY
Single tiokots flGO Double Lady audGentleman 200 may be obtaiimd fromtho Committee or at tho stores
1203 7t
SHJEJ rFIELAJT S sseje
It Stands for Sachs Co and Success
For Silks Satins and StaplesAlso for Superiority Stability and Supremacy
Likewise for Satisfaction Sincerity Sagacity and SelectionAnd furthermore for Snap Science and SyBtem
THE OF EVERYTHING IN
Dress Goods Dp millinery
Havent said a word about prices yet Right they must be as we aim to do a largebusiness A large bupiness is the outgrowth of a system of small profits in addition to thabove mentioned The small profits are here too
LatestSachB
Btyles in Shirt Waists at
NOTICEThe undersigned beg loave to no-
tify¬
their patrons aud the publicthat the Grocery and Provision busi ¬
ness of their rospeotivo firms will boconsolidated and incorporated underthe name and stole of HENRYMAY CO LIMITED on Juno I1899 All accounts contracted priorto that date will bo due to theundersigned aud not to the Corpor-ation
¬
Bending the erection of tho newstores to be ocoupied by the Corpor-ation
¬
on the site of the presentstore of H May Co tho Companywill occupy as a retail departmentthe store now occupied by H EMclntyre Bros at corner of Fortand King streets telephones Nos 22and 92 with Messrs H E Mclntyreand Day of May Co in chargeTho Wholesale and also tho RetailDepartment of the Company will boconducted at the J T Waterhousostand ou Bethel street TelephoneNos 21 and 919 with Mr T Mayand Mr F Waterhouso in charge
Tho undersigned de3ire to expresstheir thanks to their patrons andthe publio for past favors and askthat same be continued to the Com-pany
¬
succeeding themH E MoINTYRE BROSH MAY COJ T Waterhouso
Dated Honolulu May 18991205 tf
HE OBPHEUM
Family Theatre
J F POST ManagerW E SHARP MuBioal Director
TO NIGHTJim Posts New Comedy Entitled
REHEARSALS i
Tho Greatest Aggregation of VaudovilleTalent over seen iu Honolulu at ono time
Box Office opens at 10 A m ihoue 610
0000fr00
Applications will be received at the officoof BRUCE WARING COfor tho purchase of lots on
situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine aud 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 and ohoice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon bo available
On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate
The Elevation of tho Property is from 1C0 to 760 feet above sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed aud choice will be allotted
according to the number of applicationsg0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetjE Terms Easy
CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
HONOLULU
Eye and EarWill open for Treatment of patients on
June 1st next Third FJoor Model Blocknoxt Progress Hall corner Beretania andFortBtreeis
TRUSTEES
Itobcrt Loner Esq PresidentT F Hackfeld EsqB 1 Dillingham iisqTlios llobron EsqU 0 Abies EsqK Mott Smlth Esq Secretary and
Treasurer
SUHOIOAL STAFF
DIt 8L0QGETT Dlt ANDREWS
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Dr Slogpott has removed his offices totho 3rd Floor Progress Block
llOMd
R N BOYD
Sorvevor and Real E vtate Aqent
O Ulcus Bethel Stroet over tho New230 Model Hestaurtuit
TisjLrr
BEST
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THATS -- OUR MOTTO
P
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tllll
aciflc Heights
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
BRUCE
Infirmary
LTD
WARING
FOR RENT
The Premises known as the
TIVOLIon tho beach at Waikiki
Furnished or Unfurnished
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150 No 310 Port St
ALOHA LAHUI STORE
Have on exhibition and for sale
Hawaiian Fancy Work Mailings FansHat Braids Calabashes Etc
1172 School Btreet near Llliha ly
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H EHAST CORNER FORT Ss KING STS
AND DEALERS IN
Groeeri3
B0TTfES
Pacific CosmopoliSALOONS
JUST AKKIVED
Carnage Fittings
BRIMPORTERS
andNow and Fresh Goods received every packet from California Eastern
States and European Markets
Standard Graft of Grimed Vegetables Fruits aacl Fish2v Goods delivered to uny part of the City
TOrT TWATVPJ OT 11
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTRFBT
I J VaLIiXBi - - MAriAUUI
Wholesale oudRetail
DTOHERSAND
Navy Contractors
Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTTCLKPHONK
LONG BRANCH BATHS
WAIKIKI BEACH - Honolulu H I0 J BHERW00D Proprietor
There earth and air and ta and ayWith Ireakers song give lullaby
King Street Tram Cars pass the doorTiiullou unci nhlMron npnnlnlfv nRrei for
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd
121 Queen StreetCARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS
RUBBER TIKES AND ROLLER BEAU- -
ING AXLES070 tf
An AGUES OP LAND IN GltANTSI 2130 and 010 at Koiuaeo North Hilo
Hawaii Apply toMOHHIQ K KEOHOKALOLE
Jtcul Estate AgentV5 U 15 Kaahumanu Street
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IN
AND ON
DRAUGHT
Ii served in
SteP O
McINTYRE
Provisions Feedby
SS02
Business Oardo
COtYfUOnrif
A B ROWAT D V S
Graduate of McGill University MontrealJ
Has had ten years practical experiencein the treatment of Horses Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands
Orders left at Olub or Pantheon Stableswill bo received and promptly attended toOffice CIO Fort Street Telephone 785
970 tf
DR SLOQGETT
PUTBIOIAN AND SUROEON
Has removed his Offices to the 3d FloorProgress Dlook Fort Street
EDMUND H HART
Notary Poblio and Tspewjuteb Con ¬
veyancer AND SeARCIIER OF
Records
No IS Kaahumanu Street
DR WALTER HOFFMANN
Cornei Beretania and Panchbowl Street
Office Hours 8 to 10 A 1 to 8 r m7 to 8 r m Sundays 8 to 10 A m
Telephone 510 P O Box 501
L O ABLES
General Bcsiness Real Estate andFinancial Agent
305 Fort Street Honolulu H I
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work
King Street Honolulu
ALLEN ROBINSONDealers kj LdmbjiC and Coal and
UniLDitra Materials okAll Kinds
Qiit un Rtreet Honolulu
mvmiimimmjyitmmVMMWmimllm
ESTATE REGISTER
A Record of Real find PersonalKstato Transactions of Recordin tho Office of tho Registrar ofOonvoyoncos
CONVEYANCES
Recorded April 18 1899
Thoo II Davies Co Ltd to ASt M Mackintosh of HonoluluDeed dated April 10 1899 cousidoration 500 Liber 195 folio 4GPiece of land at Oliauaulo KohalaHawaii
A St M Mackintosh of Honolu-lu to Theo H Davios Co LtdDeed dated April 12 1899 consid-eration
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S500 Liber 195 folio 48Piece of land at Ohannul KohalaHawaii
Goo E Boardman and wife ofHonolulu to Hawaiian Trust In ¬
vestment Co Warranty Deed April11 1899 consideration 2G00 Liber191 folio 213 Lots 1G to 19 Block35 at Pearl City Ewa Oahu
J R Shaw Trustee of HonoluluW L Peterson Trustee of the sameplace Deed dated April 11 1899consideration 500 Liber 191 folio3S Apana 1 R P 3003 L C A1 122 at Kamoiliili Honolulu
S I Shaw Trustee of Honoluluto W L Peterson Trustee of thesame place Deed dated ApJil 111899 consideration S500 Liber 191folio 34 Portion of R P 2161 atLeloo Lots 14 to 17 Block GA atKapahulu Tract both in Honolulu
Wahine k of Honolulu to PioKalaokahaku k et al Deed datedApril 13 1899 consideration SiLiber 195 folio 49 R P 5555 L CA 39 FL at Kuuawai Honolulu
Kukaweloula and wife of Kawaihau Kauai to Wong Harng Sootnof Kapaa Kauai Deed dated AprilG 1899 consideration 80 Liber195 folio 60 Interest in Hui Landof Moloaa Kauai
Kahalewai of Honolulu to GLono of the same place Deeddated June 20 1899 considerationS5 Liber 195 folio 52 RP 4083L C A 518 at Keopuka Molokai
mortgages
Recorded April 12 1899
J C Lenhart of N Kona Hawaiito H Hackfeld Co Ltd DatedOctober 1 1899 consideration661423 at 8 6 years Liber 187
folio 464 Lots 35 and 36 at NKona Hawaii
J K Nakila and wife of Kipahulu Maui to Kipahulu Sugar CoDated April 7 1899 consideration250 at 8 3 years Liber 187 folio
467 20 acres in R P 1761 at Kpahulu
Recorded April 13 1899
W L Peterson Trustee of Ho-nolulu
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to Emil Klein me of thesame place Dated April 11 1899consideration 1000 at 12 3 yearsLiber 187 folio 473 Piece of landat Honokohau Maui R P 2056 LO A 9961 at Kahana and interestin R P 1531 L O A 8651 at Pu- -
pukea Koolauloa Oahu R P3469 L C A 87FL at PupukeaHonolulu R P 3003 L C A 1422at Kamoiliili Honolulu portion ofR P 2461 at Leleo Honolulu Lots14 to 17 Block 6A at KapahuluHonolulu Mortgage of K Williamsand R Williams of record in Libers180 and 187 on folios 104 and 397respectively
Lin Yiok Wai Co to W R Castleof Honolulu Chattel Mortgagedated April 11 1899 consideration2000 at 10 3 years Liber 187
folio 471 Property buildings etcat Manana Ewa Oahu of record inLiber 180 folio 230
RELEASES of mortgages
Recorded April 6 1899
Westorn and Hawaiian IuBurancoCo Ltd to M R Austin PartialRelease dated March 31 1899 con-sideration
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1 Liber 192 folio 106Piece of land on Thurston Avenuefrom the lien of a Mortgage of recordin Liber 182 folio 460
Recorded April 12 1899
Gear Lansing Co to D HCase Dated April 12 1899 con-sideration
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1200 Liber 180 folio191 Mortgage of record in aboveLiber and folio
W Kano to Maielua DatedMaroh 31 1899 consideration 120Liber 173 folio 481 Mortgage ofrecord in above Liber and folio
Estate S N Castle Ltd to S BDole Guardian Dated April 111899 consideration 2500 Liber101 folio 440 Mortgage of recordin above Liber and folio
LEASES
Recorded April 12 1899
Abigaila Kawahahoe and husbandof Waianae Oahu to Waianao CoDated April 11 1899 term 15 yearsfrom date rental 225 for tho fullterm Liber 185 folio 440 Interestin Apana 1 L O A 3119 at Lohanouui Waianae
E H Wodohouso Trustoo ot alof Honolulu to Namahana aud Kahuakni of the same place Perpe ¬
tual Lease dated Decomber 31 1898consideration 1 Liber 185 folio441 Lot 8 at Houuakaha Hono-lulu
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Recorded April 18 1899
Hui Land of Kahana to Tai LeeWai Co Dated March 9 1899 torro20 years rental 5 per aero per an ¬
num Liber 185 folio 413 Wet landat Kahana Koolauloa Oahu
Mrs K Kowalo of Honolulu toAkana of Hamakua Hawaii DatedApril 13 1899 torm 15 years fromdate rental 15 per annum Liber185 folio 444 R P 4907 L O A10115 at Waipio Hamakua
BILLS OF SALE
Recorded April 12 1899
John Ena of Honolulu to P RIsonborg Dated January 1 1899consideration 3800 Liber 193folio 50 One share in Metropoli-tan
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Mat CoOhu T Gow or Honolulu to W
C Weedon of the same place Dat ¬
ed April 11 1899 consideration36730 Liber 193 folio 48 Or
pheum Cafe on Fort street Hono-lulu
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At the AnchorCaptain Carlyle states that the
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See the display of Infants Milli-nery
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