Vol VIII

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Tho Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

PROM SAN FRANCISCO

JAUSTEALIA DEO 21lALAMEDA JAN 4FATJSTKALIA JAN 18MARIPOSA FEB 18

DEO 27JAN iJAN 21FEB 1

In connection with tho of the above tho areprepared to issue to intending papfngera through by any

from San Francisco to all in the States aud fromNew York by any lino to ail European ports

For further particulars to

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INDEPENDENTOceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

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FOR SAN

AUSTRALIAMAIUPOSAAISTHALIAMOANA

sailing wLoamers Agentscoupon tickets

railroad points Unitedsteamship

apply

Irwin Go3 eneral Agents Oceanic S S Company

The Latest m LampsDirect from the Factory

iinrtwrimiv IBinmn Wcelnln Qnnnnnt QftitrfunftUUUtWUfiSj JMQUU ifiUiU JUdUlJUCl UIUUIUI

la Lamp and Veranda LanternsNevi and Artistic Designs in Shades and Globes

A CHOICE SELECTION OF

Copley -- - PrintsVickerys Specialties the Latest Novelties tjb Arrrive

Tble Knives Hunting Knives Butcher Knivesi

7POOKET GTTTILjEIRrsrJust Received

Picture Frames Mouldings and Cornice tanies

gflT Call and Examine New Goods Being opened for the

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MONDAY 1899

FRANCISCO

HE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETS

SUGAR FACTORSIMPOKTEKS OF

General MerchandiseAND

0033CISSI03ST 3HJROE9CA3SrT3

HONOLULU JANUAEY

Vgenta for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

E McINTYRE BROBast Corner fort King Sts

H I 2

P O Box 145

IMPOKDEKS AND DBALEES IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNew and FreBh Goodi received by every packet from California Eastern

3tates and European Markets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishBfe Goods delivered to uny part of the City -- a

HEBOIO HOBSON

Ho is Quietly Entertained andMakoB a Pleasant Speech FroVntho Sock of tho Gaelic

Lieut It P Hobson passed ou toManila on board the S S Gaelic onSaturday afternoon amid thopleasing plaudits of a very respectable gathering at the Pacific Mailwharf and the sweet strains ofHome Sweet Home and Aloha

Oo from Captain Borders bandsupplementary to tho martial airswhich had greeted bio arrival at thedock where he was received withconsiderable enthusiasm and pleas-

antly¬

returned hand clasps of truealoha Honolulu people always be ¬

have themselves respectably onsuch occasions and their demeanortowards the hero of the MerrimacmuBt have left pleasant remini-

scences¬

with himAfter a pleasant drive to the Pali

in the fresh morning air tho gal-

lant¬

Lieutenant after luncheonheld an informal reception at thoY M C A hall accompanied byMessrs Sewall and Ballou Subse-

quently Lieut Hobson was worthilyentertained by thB officers of the NG H at their hospitable club housean hour which he much appre-ciated

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On arriving at the Pacific Mailwharf a few minutes before 8 oclocka hearty round of applause andclapping of hands greeted him soondrowned by Captain Borgors moresonorous forces It was someminutes before the clever and daringseaman could pass up the gang wayas allnear to him desired to shakehands with him and he gratified allho could reach

As the steamer cast off her linesin a distinct and very pleadingvoice and with a peculiar pointingof his index finger by way of em-

phasis¬

bo addressed the largegathering to the following effeot boing frequently interrupted by telling applause

Prii nds I dont know what I cansay other than that this remarkableexpression of kindness ou your parttouches me very deeply I am moreparticularly thankful because thescene of the occasion is far fromwhat has been the bounds of theUnited States and suggests thethought that this is a representativegreeting from a community thatmarks iu this demonstration a newbeginning in the life of our commoncountry We are at the face of anow era in our national existence

There is but one thought that Imight refer to and wish to remainwith you This is the idea of thegeneral appreciation of Americancitizens for what has been done inthis war by American citizensEverywhere is the recognition pro-

nounced¬

and earnest and groundedin the spirit of Americanism

I wish to assure you that thelittle piece of work with which Ihad tho privilegoof being associatedwas but an index of tho status thatexisted in the fleet and the samestatus friends existed in tho armyashore

From my prison window I Bawthe magnificent work the soldiersdid the unrivaled work when theycharged up San Juan hill againsttho entrenohed enemy with hisflanking maohiue guns and theythemselve unsupported by artilleryApplause

You all know porkaps haveheard how when the matter oftaking tho Merrimao in was broughtup the whole fleet volunteered fortho service

Let me tell you a little furthermoro graphically perhaps thatwhen it was known that I had theselection of the orew the men wouldcome to me and plead and beg andpray that I would let them go

Some would saj Mr Hobsouwe cruised together on the Chicagobaok in 90 and 01 Dont you re

llMinllwtrtfWl

member mo 1 was captain of thoforo top I trained the forward gunWont yon as an old shipmate letmo go with you sir

Friends on tho Iowa when it wasfound that only one man could betaken from tho ships companythey gradually sifted down until itlay botweon two fine follows who

didnt know how to make a choiceand they drew straws

The man who drew the longstraw Murphy a fine follow theysay jumped six feet into tho airwhen ho drew it

Friends tho other fellow theysay his countenance fell his face wasas long as a yard Btiok and he mopodaround and camo up finally audsaid Murphy I will give you mywhole years pay if you will let mego in in your stead

And who did this wotk Ameri ¬

cans and Americans only Friendslet me assure you that thoso sailorsand soldiers who did thia work simp-

ly¬

come from among the AmericansThey are simply a type of Americancitizenship of which you are the re-

presentatives¬

in this forward move-

ment¬

of our Nation and I believethat American oitizenship will notbe found unequal to any work thatmay fall to its lot It will not ovenin the face of dangers aud obstaclesshirk any of the duties the Ameri-can

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race owes in the uplifting of thehumau race

WAR ON SMUGGLERS

Tho British Columbia Officials AdoptSuppressive IXensures

Viotobu Dec 22 The Govern ¬

ment has decided upon tho suppres-sion

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of smuggling along the coastA number of protective stations willbe established three in inland watersand three along the west coastOfficers will have power to seize anyvessel found smuggling or otherwisebteaking the customs laws

m m m

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

N S Sachs Dry Goods Co are thopeoples providers Bargains in alldepartments

MARSHALS SALE

TY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXEOUXJ tion issued out of theBupromo Courtof tho Hawaiian Islands on the 10th dayof November A D 1898 against Isaac DIaea defendant and in favor of A GCorrea plaintiff for the sum of Two Huudrcdand Thirty nino and 00 1C0 dollarst iWm I have levied upon and shall ex ¬

pose for sale at tho Station Hoiibe Kalafcaua Hale in the District of HonoluluIsland of O hu Hawaiian Islands at 12oclock noon of TUESDAY tho 3rd dayof January A J 1899 to the highest bid-der

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all the right title and interest of thesaid Isaac D Iaea defendant m and to

Ltho following described property unlessbuuii juuginunt interest coss and myoxponses bo previously paid viz

1 That certain pieco of land describedin Royal Patent No 8000 Kuleana NoSs710 to Hoolao situato at Kahukn Koolauloa Oahu containing 69 100 aoro andbciug same conveyed by Kanlan to saidIsaao I Iaea Trustee bv deed dated the21th day of Mav A D 1897 and recordedin Liber 173 Folio 210

2 That certain piece of land doscrlbcdIn Royal Patent No 1473 Knleana No8809 to Kekauwaa situate at Kawailoa

ai waiaiua uanu containing 2 and 21100 acres and being same convoyed by TK Nathaniels to said I D Iaea Trusteeby deed dated the 11th day of Januarya ii ibuo ruuoroeu in iioer via Ionouaisubject to a mortgage of said I D Iaoa toW H Paino datciA 11

Folio 821898 and

d the 25tli dav of Slavrecoided in Liber 180

3 a That certain niece of land describedin Royal Patent No C5in Kuleana No 108213 to Kualti situate at Kapakaui WaikeloEwa Oahu containing 1 acre and 102 K

b That certain piece of land described inRoyal Patent No 820 Kuleana No 8211 U11 to Koleaka situato at Hoomalkai andLepau Walplo Ewa Oahu containing 2acres 000 K

o mat cortuin piece of land described inRoyal Patent No 801 Kuleana No 8211C Ii to Keawokolohe situato at Homalkai and Hanaloa Waipio Ewa Oahu con¬

taining 712 Kd That cortuin liloco of land described in

Roval Patont No 853 Kuleaea No 1712 Oto Nuuanu Bituato at Kupuna WaikeloKwa Oahu containing 1 aero in K allbclnn the tamo conveyed to said I D Iaeaby deed datod the 17th day of March A 11898 and recorded in Liber 170 Folio 150

1 That certain piece of land describedin Royal Patont No 471 Kuleana No 3032to Koahja situate at Kumuula KualwaWaianae Palm containing 2 acres and 4B0K being same conyejed to said 1 1 IaeaTrustee by deed dated tbo 12th day ofOctober A D 1893 and recorded in Llbor18 Folio 1

H R HIT0HOO0KDeputy Marshal Ropubllo of Hawaii

Honolulu Onlm Poo 2 A D 18981003 et

No 1087

Wilders Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres 8 B ROBE BeoOapt J A KING PortBupt

Stmr KXNATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu pyery Tuosday at 10oclnik a m touching nt Lahaina Moalnea Bay and Makcna the same day Maluikoiiii Kttwaibao ana laupahoohoe therollowsng day arriving at Hilo Wednes ¬

dayReturning will Boil from Hilo every Fri¬

day at 8 oclock p m touching at Laupahochoe Malmkonu audKuhihae Hakenn Maalaca Bay and JLahaiim ilie follow-ing

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day arriving atHonoltlu Bnuday amWill call at Iohoiki i una on tho

second trip of each month arriving thereon the morning of the day of sailing fromHilo to Honolulu

The popular rout to tho Volcano Is viaHilo A good carriage road the entiredistance

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p vtouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Wilt call at Nuu Kanpo once eachmonth

OS-- No Freight will be received niter ir v on day of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in the time of departure andrrivul of its Steamers without notice and

n will not be responsible for any consequences arising therefrom

lunsignees must Do at tne Landings toreceive their freight this Company wilnut uuiu Ibsen responsiDie iorireigjIt bus been landed

Livo Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

B7 Passengers are requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets before embarking Thossfailing to do so will be subject to an addi-tional

¬charge of twentv fivo percent

Packages containing personal effectswhether shipped as baggage of freight ittho contents thereof exceed 100 In valuemiiHt have the value thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold Itself liable for any loss or damage inexcess of this sum except the goods beshipped under a special contract

All employees of the Company are for ¬

bidden to receive freight without deliver¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen

tho nurserishippers upon applicationoy

to of the Companys Steamers-iShippers are notified If ireicmmat lblinned without such receipt it will be

boiely at tho risk of the Bhipper

OLAUS SPHEOKELS WM G IBWIN

Claas SprecKels tf Go

Ban

BAJSTICEKSHONOLULU

Francisco AgenttTME NEVADABANK OF SAN FSANOIBCO

DRAW EXCHANGE OH

BAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank oSan Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LoudonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Natlonal Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEscompte de

ParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

KongShangbaiBanklngOorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALIA- -

Bankof New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and ExcharBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Bocurity Commercial and Travelcrs Credit Issued- Bills ol Exchangebought and sold

PoitAotion Promptly Aoconntnd JTor

NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM ANDISafter this dato Mr O Btlljiuan has nofurther authority to collect for and on behalf of Tub Independent

P J TE8TAHonolulu Aug 1 1888 Proprietor

THE INDEPEHDEHT

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2 RY AFTERNOONKF Telephone 841 yCH

CKxcopt Sunday

Urita Hall liouiB Utroot

F J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherSDMUiTO NOBRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Asslntant

EditorKesldliiR in Honolulu

MONDAY JAN 2 1899

THE OURTAIN DROPS

When tho chimes from tho churchtowers and tho firecrackers from thoChristian households announced atmidnight on Saturday that a newSovereign had assumed the sceptreof Time and that a new chapter inthe history of tho world and in thelives of raon had been opened old1898 omaciatod through hard andterriblo exporioncos during his reignshook his head folded his cloakaround his sickly form and said tohis happy and sanguine successor

Boy you will make a worse mess ofit than I did and then he handedover to the kid the book of recordand disappeared

Littlo 1899 grinned whbu theold man vanished and said confi-

dently¬

to all of us I will do muchbettor Then ho crossed his legslighted his Manila cigar and condescendingly started to read therecords left by his predecessor

As he read his brow became moreand mora clouded and when he hadfinished the volume noticed that hohad forgotten his cigar he sigheddeeply and said to himself I guess1 have undertaken a h of a job butI am in for it now

Aud what did old 98 tell him thatwas bo very bad and worrying to theyoung 99 He told him that therewas something wrong in every quar-

ter¬

of the world and that the cloudsof war and disturbance of internalstrife and political dishonesty weregathering in a most alarming man ¬

ner

Littlo 1899 read some historywhioh it iB hoped will never be re-

peated¬

and placed on record byFather Time Tho records toldabout a President of the UnitedStates making tho biggest politicalbluff ever known in history to savehis political party by plunging hiscountry into war to gain a tempor-

ary¬

popularity by sacrificing thou-

sands¬

of good mon in fighting a fifthrate power in tho name of humanity That kind of humanitywhich incidentally necessitated thoconquost of everything in sight audthe robbery evou of the land of apeaceful and friondly nation Therecord showed that while iu thoname of humanity Spanish sailorswore sent to tho bottom of the seafor tho alleged bonefit of worthlessCubans and Filipinos tho civilizedAmericans at homo hanged aud shottheir fellow citizous who throughnofaultDf thoir own had a differ-

ently¬

colored skin over their faceand heart The expansion policywhich will evontually ruin thoGreat Republic of America nearlyturned tho golden looks of youthful1899 grey whilo a snigger was heardfrom the tomb of 1898

Aud tho littlo follow road on audhe saw tho Fronoh Republic totterinc Ho saw corruption and depravity and infamous politics wher ¬

ever a republic exists Ho saw afunny Emperor in Germany who

goes to the land where Christ issupposed to havo beon born and expiato his life for the sako of theworldaud at tho same time ho orderstho expulsion from Germany ojAustriann Russians and Danes This

holy emperor bent his knees in thoChurch of the Saviour in Jerusalemon the very day when 170 Daneswere ordered to leave Schleawig a

ammmamxmm

provinco gained by conquest 3years ago au4 virtually Germanized

And while tho holy Willie theEmperor not tho one Honolulu canboast of flirted with tho Sultanwho massneros he Armenians Ihbesteemed colleague he Czar issueda peace proclamation to tho worldwhich was received with apparentsympathy and really with ridiculebecause tho White Czar at the sametitno ordored an immense additionto his navy an example immediatelyfollowed by all tho great Powers ofthe world who evidently smolt arat when a Czar talks peaco until

Constantinople is under the flag ofthe Rounianoff

Iu China tho Powers met veryploasautly The poor Emperor ofthat unfortunate country was spank-ed

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and put in the corner by hismamma while tho great powers gotready to divide his vast domains inthe Orient Of courso they couldntagree so 1899 will have to bringeithor a settlement or a row

Iu Africa tho British have againcovered themselves with glory andby missionary work added anotherlink to the political chain whichdemands tho extinction of the darkraces The natives who were notkilled iu the war will have a chanceto be educated iu the Gordon Insti-tute

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at Khartoum It is for 1899 tofind out what fato is to be preferred

Tho murder of the Empress ofAustria an inoffensive sorrowingold woman by an anarchist made1898 very sad aud to the new yearis left tho task to exterminate thepcoundrnls who make war on socity and the laws that must be up-

held¬

to keep tho world a going

1899 will have to find Andreoor at least the North fole and tbontoll us what to do with it after it isfound 1899 will have to record therow which necessarily will takeplace in Spain and put down allabout Dreyfus and Fashoda andtho troubles in Italy Crete andNorway The young recorder willsee tho Norwegian flag pure audsimple fly over the many shipswhich hail from thw laud of the an-

cient¬

and noble race of Vikings

The curtain has dropped for thetragedy farce as you please of 1898We all look forward with hopes andwishes to 1899 May there bo peaceon earth and the clouds now gath-ered

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be dispersed for another yearat least

Great Britain holds yet tho balancing powor iu tho internationalpolitico of the world and a poem ofthe Laureate which was publishedappropriately at tho end of the yearand whioh was published in our is-

sue¬

of Dec 28th laHt entitled PaxBritauuica fully endorses the abovesentiment

TO ABROGATE THE TEEaTY

Report That England Will OpenNegotiations

Washington Deo 22 It is posi ¬

tively assorted in woll informedquarters that there will be no fric-

tion

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over the abrogation of theClaytou Bulwer treaty It is expect-ed

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that Embassador Pauucefote willshortly receive orders from Londonto open negotiations with SecretaryHay It is understood that GreatBritain will ask for some concessionfrom the United States iu return Astory iu circulation hero is to theeffect that Henry Whito broughtthe desire of the Americans to thenotice of Lord Salisbury

mi m w

Cambon Hay Go to Berlin

Paws Dec 22 M Jules CambonFrenoh Embassador to the UnitedStates will probably bo transferredto Berlin

Passenger Travel

ARRIVALS

From Kauai ports per stmr W GHall Deo 31 W n Rice C F Peter-son

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L Couradt H 0 Glade MissJuliette Smith Dr T Mitamura andwife

From Waimea per stmr MikahalaDec 31 J Markham Mrs Oxley HM Coke Miss Mahlum

TOPICS OP THE DAY

Let us arrange for decent carolsand New Years Bongs for tho nextcelobrations in lieu of the discord-ant

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noises that only murder sloopand- - make us morose and spoil ourappetites for the next day

Violets lilies and roseB on NewYears day Think of it ye North ¬

men and thank your lucky statsthat you are hero to enjoy them iustoad of wading through slush andsnow in heavily furred garments

Make certain that wo are to havea popular government before pre-

parations¬

are made to dispose ofballots as if they were sugar stockThe best laid plans of political wireand men gang aft agleo with theAustralian ballot box at the polls

The implied throat in Mr Sowallsorgan of setting n military bopsover the local republican party willnot tond to harmony iu tho rauks ofthe free aud eulightoned voterswhen they got thoir votes If repub ¬

lican are to be driven like Bheep tothe shambler it will be a long timebefore tho shepherds gather theirflocks together

Republicans Democrats and Independents will organize when theyknow what they are organizing forand they willelect their own leadersfor thoir merit and ability as well asfor the political pap they may distri-bute

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The days of bossism is playedout among thoughtful citizens Wewant no Buckleys Barns Rainey orCummins here

If the Republican leaders de-

sire¬

the support of the Hawaiianvote they had better act cautiouslybefore they advance to war Thosewho have not hitherto officiatedwith either of the two great Amer ¬

ican National parlies are more likelyto follow Grover Cleveland whoproved his friendship than WilliamMcKinloy who captured their flag

and birthright And then onwhiohtido will the A P A fight TheCatholic voters will place them as

friends of tho family compact

Tim Independent cares but littlowho tho next Governor may be bo

long as ho is an honeBt and impar ¬

tial man aud a good oxocutivo ad ¬

ministrator but it will oppose dicta-

torial

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bosBiam Wo have had ononghif that with the present family com-

pact¬

gang Iu politics it is betterfar to guide by love than rule by

war

A VICTIM OF FORGERS

An English Globe Trotter Bwindlodby a Clever Ganfj at Honolulu

J Morris of York England who

arrived from Honolulu on tho Mari-

posa¬

and is now at the OccidentalHotel tolls a story of the cleverwork of a gang of forgers he mot nt

Honolulu which shows bow cleverly

those gentlemeu workMr Morris and his niece Miss

Barnard have been making a tourof the world and stopped at Hono-

lulu¬

to witness the annexation cere-

monies

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Miss Bernard is a euchreenthusiast and whilo in the islandher got up at the purest bt

the Royal Hotel to which he invitedthree gentlemen who were stoppingat that house At tho beginning ofthe game each memberof theinscribed their name on the top of acard and when the game was finish-

ed¬

the cards were left on thetable The card bearing Mr Morrisname was gethered in by one of the

and short time afterward hemissed his check book It was ¬

recovered by the Hawaiian policeand Mr Morris at once noticed thatseveral had been torn outHe at once came to this country andcabled his bankers in England tostop payment on the checks

The gang managed to work about50 of the forged iu

Honolulu as Mr signaturewas easily obtained from the cardleft behind at theS F Call

V VLfflhuttVJii TO

Honolulu Dec 10 1808

IT ISthe lavish luxury of suporabundatwealth that makes the homo respleiident with joy and happiness butrefined and cultivated taste in trjselection of articles iu which utiliis combined with chaste ornamenttioi

Tho progress of mechanicsciocco has placed articles of

Decorative Artwhich were formorlv only obtaable bv the richest within tmeans of tho avorago income earnMake it an invariable rule of p1ehaee to seleot a thing of beautywoll as of uso

coucesbrighten up the rooms lmtnenslv whilo duplicate thaothor triumphs of your taste Whave a beautiful selection compritinir the most modern styleB ijClassic Gothic Renaissance anTwentieth Uentury The mirroi

uncle a euchre party I are of plate glassand with and

party

lying

party afinal-

ly

checks

worth checksMorris

euchre party

veiled or plain witbiout scouces

IN

they

These aro almost adorable fc 1

their charming beauty of artist1 viand raechauieal skill the Pompeiialland Etrurian ire especially noticiable for their graceful shapes

You can find to suit all tastOur standing lamps are ospecianoticeable for their novelty of cistruction and design Dout fori J

our B H radiant burner Piecall and inspect at

Tib Hawaiian Hardware Co ll268 Fokt Street

STILL GS OEJSSoeo4ofrooooo0cmooo44ofr

Dfi

Balance of the havingarrived we are now prepared to ath p following0

5 cents a yard Heavy Flannelettes now patterns 10c a yarpPine White Dress GoodsPine Printed Nainsooks 5 Pine Prench OrgandieH 15 yards 100French Printed OrgandieH 10 cents a yard Victoria Lawns 32in wide 10 yards 75c

All other Goods at Prices

--A3STD TOY3At your own price the whole Stock must be cleared

CARPETS AT HALF PEICE

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS

NOT

Lovely Mirror

OIN

The Stocksell

tvHpps

Proportionate

HUGS AND

HVEIIL LINBRYAll heing the yery Latest Styles selected from a fashionable Regent Street London StocJ

Sailor Hats the Latest ityle 125 eachTable Linen and Napkins at Bargain Prices j

Towels Bedspreads and Blankets must bo eojd at tjny priceSheetings and Pillow Cases will bo sold at a sacrifice

This is the Opportunity of a Lifetime Embrace It

a1

Heady Made CLOTHING COLLARS and CUFFS NECKTIES and a CorapleDtoclc 01 UJNJJiiiti YYJi VK win ue cieuiuu at any jmuu um vc uiu ujk uut ui mu uubhiw

JLi JtSm JJJtJto importer jron hi

i

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LOQAL AND GENERAL NEWS

The excursions to Kahuku aropopularf i To day is tho G3d anniversary oftho birth of Quoen Emma

For desirablo goods at desirableprices you must go to Sachs

The Scottish Thistle Olub greetedthe Now Year in happy and ap-propriate

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stylo

The Am sohoonor Trapait carried14925 bags of sugar to San Francisco on Saturday

American Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone d4i

Waimea rhubarb celery cabbageand potatoes Edgar HenriquesMasonic Temple

The Engineers defeated the Benniugtons at baseball on Saturday bya score of 11 to 6

It is expected that the U SBennington will sail for Guamwards tho ond of the week

Sto- -

All closed to day iu celebration ofthe New Year We wish many rturns of a Happy New Year to all

Grand concert at the Y M 0 Athis evening Dont forget it asthere are some charming selections

Those mournful whistles atoolock this morning were like thelast moans of a ship that had lostits soul

Ohang Ming Hym a clover Hawa-

iian-Chinese citizen of iho Ha ¬

waiian Hardware Coa staff left forChina on a visit on Saturday last

We would not have published to ¬

day but our coutempurarUK agreedthat the reading public could notdo without thoir drily allowance oftrifles

A young nativn Ape Paniani hada hand shattered yesterday morningby letting off n Chinese bomb so itis reported from Ivamanuwai opposite St Louip College

Tho Manager of Houolua Ranchinforms ra evening contemporarythat it ras wroug in diatroying thenow wbarf with a Kona The totaldama done was only to the extentof 2275

A uuiubsr of Portuguese masqurdors excited by Mounted PoliceJaeu croated au amusing sensationjrM evening Thoy effectually routdtin balvation Army people from theHotel street sidewalks

Wind received from Washingtonis to tht effect that Queen Liliuoka- -

iani is well She hai loft the EbhittHou and ha taken a private cottaeat 1418 Fifteenth street N V

Miss Jennie McGuire formerly ofhis city is with her as her maid of

honorOn Saturday night the electric

lights broke down at the merry-go-roun-

and created much fun andsome embarrassment Last eveningthey temporarily inconveniencedStoinors ice cream parlors at thebusiest time This is not liviDg upto the franchise

The transfer of the hardware busi ¬

ness of Castle Cooke to the Paci ¬

fic Hardware Co was completed onthe last day of 1898 The employeesof the old firms will be retained byLha now combination with the exception of Mr O A Graham whosenumerous irienus are congratulatinghim upon his accepting an excellentposition with the Honolulu IronWorks

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A Big Land Sale

By a writof execution the Depu-

ty

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Marshal will sell to morrow at 12

noon in front of tho Police Stationcertain valuable landB at KahukuKawailoa Ewa and Wajanae theproperty of Isaac D Iaea Tho

plaintiff in the suit which bringsthis property under the hammer is

A G Corream m

Born

Woolsey In this city at the Ka- -

fpiolani Maternity Home Decemberk80 1898 to the wife of G Woolsoya son

DeFiues In this oity December31 1898 to tho wife of Henry De- -

Fries a daughterRiouakds In this bity at tho K- -

piolani Maternity Hme January 2

1899 to the wife of J Richards a son

Flour At Kekahaj Kauai on Deft cember 16 to the wifp of E Flohr

La son

The Tacoma Bails

The ship Tacoma tailed on the22d iust for Honolulu with her cargoof Army mules At Honolulu she

will take about 200 horses and mules

ou board and will proceed from

there to Manila

BANK HYPOORIBY- -

Plain Wordi From tho ArgonautDont Open Bobbery with Prnyors

Now that thotroaty has beensignod wo trust to hear no more of alltho sentimental drivel about a holywar duty and destiny and awar for humanity Last May tho

Argonaut remarked that tho protest ¬

ations that this was not a war ofconquest not a war of revengeand tho countless tenuous sayingthat this was a holy and a philan-thropic

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war were smug hypocrisiesand lies We said then that warwas not conducted with bibles andhymn books with snuffling andpsalm singing with bouquets androse water War is waged with bul-

lets¬

and mens bodies and thiR warwo said would be a war of revengea war to punijh Spain and a war ofconquest

This journal excited tho horror ofthe truly good by announcing in sucha brutal manner thai this wai not a

holj- - war1 but a war for conquestThj vials ofpress and pulpit wrathwre poured upou our heads PulpitPecksniffs and editorial Chadbandsshrieked in horror at the Argonautand denounced us for our brutalityiu telling the truth about tho war

But how about tho matter nowIf we went to war to free Cuba andto do uothiug else we have not evenfreed Cuba for Rhe is crouchingtmdor our heavy hand and the en-

tire

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nation is now speculating as tohow wo can decently keep her Itis the general consensus of opinionthat we can not decently keep herand therefore that we had betterkeep her indecently But the nation-al

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conscience is still a little tenderso it is practically agreed that wehad better let Cuba go for a fewmonths and then annex her Thuswe save the national conscienc andwe also keep Cuba

If this war was not a war of conquest how about Porto Rico ThePorto RicanR never did us any harmThey did not even annoy us withthe tales of their suffering and op-

pression¬

as did the Cubans If theysuffered aud if they wem oppressedthey kept quiet about it But wehave takou Porto Rico from Spainand annexed her to the UnitedStates without consulting the wishesof the Porto Ricaus a simple kindlyaud inoffensive people We havedone with their land what we havedone with the land of the Hawaiian8 we have taken it because wewanted it and because wo are strong ¬

er Now we are debating whetherwe shall keep sell or free the landof the Filipinos having takon itfrom Spain In our Hawaiian grabwe made the hypocritical assumpt-ion

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that the Hawaiians desired an-

nexation¬

which was faUe It willscarcely be pretendod that tho Filipiuos desire annexation when theinsurgents remain in the field witharuiB in their bauds aud when theystill hold Spanish prisoners whom bythe treaty of Paris we are obligedto free It will soon be a matterof fighting the Filipinos andthen it will be difficult or us tokeep up our sentimental pretense of

peacoable annexation Is it nottime to lay aside all this hypooritiodrival

The Argonaut believeB iu annex-

ing¬

Porto Rico It believes in annexing Cuba It believes iu annexing the Philippines But it does uottbelieve in doing all this with thesanctimonious sniveling and snifflingand psalm singing whioh accom-

panied¬

the Hawaiian grab Westole the land of the Hawaiian peo-

ple¬

without even the pretense ofconquering them They were soweak that thoy could not wage warWith us It was not even highwayrobbery it was sneak thieveryWith regard to tho colonial posses ¬

sions of Spain wo have at least therude rough title given by conquestaud war

The good old rule tho simpleplan

That they should take who havethe power

And they should keep who oan

We hate taken the Hawaiian Isl-

ands¬

because we had the power andwe shall keep them because we oanBut iu heavens name let us stop

Mi tii4 ft

SIX HIGH FLYERSJust for the

smug lies andsermons

nious noses Let us admit that we

have these lands as GreatBritain has lands all overthe globe because we want themand because we think they will pay

Let us take all these andkeep them Let us take them fromtheir native owners and make theirformer owners work for us Brutal

call that ¬

may call it ¬

it is and it is not Butif it is in tho name of all that is docent let ub not open thewith prayer S F

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Andyon can get them all at

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St

Holiday Trade

SUITABLE FOR jSIFTS3 Pairs of 4 Button Kid Gloves for

only 350Ladies Silk Undervests 3 for only 1Beautiful Embroidered Handkerchiefs

nicely boxed 6 for only 27525 Dozen Leather Belts all Colors 25c

eachPURSES AND POGKET BOOK

Fashionable Shape and Colors

SILK UMBRELLASSilver and Handpainted HandlesKAJSTDSJOIME AJSTID USEFUL PRESENTS

IACHS ill mWi COMPANY LTDTI3B BJOIFVLES PROVIDERS

babbling hypocriticalsnuffling through sanctimo

grabbedgrabbed

colonies

ppoplo conquest Squeam-ish people robbery Per-

haps perhaps

robberyArgonaut

BEGIN THENEW YEAR RIGHT

Dont Neglect Yonr Home

BUY NECESSITIES

Jewel StoveGurney Oleanable

EefrigeratorPrimus Oil Stove

Kitchen UtensilsCrockeryGlasswareLampsGarden Tools

many other things

wmoicoThe Peoples Store

Yon Holt Blook King

ISOW IS THE TIMETo Have Your Upholstering Done

We have just received a largo supply of UPHOLSTERING GOODSof the LATEST DESIGNS A large variety to pink from the best thatwas ever imported here If you want a BOX COUOH for Ladies Dressescovered in any style we can do it Parlor Sets or Odd Pieces

Call and see our COZY COENER LOUNGES Something newYou will want one when you see it

Mattresses made to order and ronovated Silk Floss for Cushions andpillows

COYNE MEHRTENTil TTplioIsterer3

Tolopnlmt 928 TEMPLE

THE -- - ORPHEUM

Famslv Theatre

TO NIGHTFIRST CLASS

Vaudeville EntertainmentBY THE

CLEVEREST ARTISTS OF THE DAY

NEW SONG8NEW DANOES

ALL STAU

Reserved Boats on Bale at Pacific Cyclefa Manufacturing Co

Doors open at 730 Performance at 8Retorvcd Chairs 50a General Admis ¬

sion SGu

CHANGE OF BILLAND BATDRDAYB

MASONIC

PERFORMERS

WEDNESDAYS

T Y KING Lessee

Should You bo Wearyand Full of Thirst

CALL AT

N BREHAM SHop Boer Cottapo No 11 Koula form-

erly¬

Smith Street

He makes a specialty of the browing ofHOP BEER and every bottle pausesunder his persouul supervision and isguaranteed by him HOP BEER is not anintoxicant is noil nlcohollo and is a coalpalatable home like beverage Mr Brehaiu courts an opon inspection of his placeand his methods of business

Alakea Stroet

messenger Service

Honolulu Mes3enger Service delivor messages and packages Tele-phone

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878

FIREWORKS

American Hawaiian andPortuguese Bunting Flagsall sizes Lanterns eot

For Sale at Lowest Cash Prices

THE I 3C XjCorner Nnuanu and King Streets

Telophono 478 P 0 Box 6851070 S W LEDERBR lm

WHOKNOWS

a better place to deal

than here

Who knows betterbrands of food than you

buy here

Who knows where

bettor service is given

Then why not trade with

COGROCERS FORT STREET

TELEPHONE 240

If bo do not fail to call andsee our largo variety Wo havebeen in the Carriage businessmany years and you can profit by our experiencePrices Quoted Upon a Call at

Our Factory

TIRES A SPECIALTY

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMffllNa AT SHORT NOTICE

Honolulu Camago Manufactoryxvf Bff4

BISHOP GO

Savings Bank

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On October 1st 189S andcontinuing until further no-

tice¬

Savings deposits will bereceived and intercbt allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum

The terms rules and reg¬

ulations of the Hawaiian Pos-

tal¬

Savings Bank will beadopted as far as it is practic-able

¬

to apply them and theCash Reserve of 50000required under the Postal Actwill be maintained

Printed copies of the Rulesand Regulations may be ob-

tained¬

on the first of Octoberon application

BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1898

990itf

JUST DERIVEDA new lot of the Finest

Musical InstramiiDts

Autoharps Guitars Violino Etc

AIbo a now invoice of the Celebrated

Westermeyer PiaaiosSpecially manufactured for the tropical

climate second to none

MORE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD

O the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

Seneral Merchandise

vlso tho choicest European and Ameri ¬

can

I Bers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST JIEASOHABIjE PBIOE8Kd HOFFSOHLAEGEU CO

Corner Kine Bethel Streets

Bruce faring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort St nenr Klni

UUDING Lotshouses and lots and

Lands For Salts

if Parties wishing to dispose of tnnirJropnrtiPH ar Invited tr rail on hh

etropolitan Meat Co

81 KING BTRKET

G 1 WATLXB - MAHAOIB

Wholesale andRetail

btttoe3e3rsAMD

Navy Contractors

THE ARLINGTONA IFaraiily Hotel

B KKOUBE - lroper Day 200SPECIAL MONTHLY RATIIB

Jn Beit o Attendance the Best SHnntlmand tho finest Meals in this Pity

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

LOUIS K McGREW

OEFIOE NO ir KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A RosasOliico United States Custom HouseBrokers Accountants Searchers ofTitles and General Business Agents

BOY A CARRIAGE

T7yo TmrrT1

IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITHdandruff or any diaoaso of the sculp atrial bottlo of DANDRUFF KILLER willentirely romovo nil doubt as to the virtuoclaimed for the preparation

Prickly Lent cured by a few applicationsBe snro that the label on tho bottle hears

tho two faces and name othern aro imi-tations

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F PAOHECOSolo Proprietor

SELLING AGENTS Holllstor DragCo Benson Smith A Co Union BarberShop 1001 tf

IRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of water privileges orthose paying water rates are herebynotified that tho hours for irrigationpurposes are from 6 to 8 oclock a mand from 4 to 6 oclock p in1 II Holders of water privileges onthe slopes of Punchbowl above Greenstreet and in Nuuanu Valley aboveSchool street are hereby notifiedthat they will not be restricted tothe irrigation hours of 6 to 8 a mand 4 to 6 p m but will be allowedto irrigate whenever sufficient wateris available provided that they donot use the water for irrigation pur-poses

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for more than four hours inevery twenty four

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Approved J A KTNGMinister of Interior

Honolulu H I Sept 7 1898990 tf

THOS LINDSAYMannfactur ug Jeweller

Has on hand for sale a large lot of newJewellery to pick from Now is the timeto call and make yonr choico for tho Holi-days

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Love Building Fort Streot

TO LETROOM COTTAOE AT WAIK1KIA3 in rear of Mrs J Lemon Inquire

of M K KEOHOKALOLEinin tr or l K mcOIirw

FOR SALE

WELL ESTABLISHED PAYINGA Manufacturing Business in this CityNecessary Capital 1500

Apply u ia mis umco juiu ii

Businosa Cards

T McOAWTS STEWARTFormerly of tho New York Bar

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Room f Spreckels Building No 305 FortStreet

DB WALTER HOFFMANNCornor Berctania and Punohbowl Streot

Office Hours 8 to 10 a v 1 to 3 r w7 to 8 pm Sundays R to 10 a m

Toiephono 010 P O Box 501

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewriter Con-veyancer AND SEAROHER OF

Records

Office Campbell Block Merchant Streetnext door to Hawaiian Wine Co

L O ABLBS

General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu H I

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Eitate Agent

Office Bethel Street oyer the Now230 Model Restaurant

JOHN NOTT

Pluubino Tin Coffer and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

AT XHK TABQEXS

Namos of tho Medallists at tho Bern

Annual Shoot

In tho semi annual shoot just con-

cluded¬

of tho First Regiment N GH thoro wore won ono gold thirtyone Bilver and twenty threo bronzemedals Tho following were win ¬

nersLieut H Ludewig Co F gold

medal 46Silver T P Cummins Co G J

Gonvoi Co F dd Lieut C H Atherton Co B Jno Wallace Co G43 Isaac Sherwood Co G F SPescky Co B E H Glondon CoH Jos Ferreira Co F Thos KWahihako Co G Josoph MorseCompany G Copr V SouzaCo H d2 H Holtz Co A LesterE Rives Co B Sergt O J White ¬

head Co D Corp M M JohnsonCo B Sam Johnson Co F OhasMcGuire Co B LioutL D Tim- -

mons Co D Corp Jsb MahoneyCo G 41 Carl Bortfold Go A

Sergt W R Riley Co B A VossCo A F H Kilbey Co B LieutGu8 Rose Co G Sergt Jno WirnaCo F Sergt M K Nakuiua Co GT K Hennessey Co D L D Kliipio Co G H E Peterson Co F B

Olson Co B J03 Machado Co H40

Bronze Jno Gouveia Co F

iy

Lieut John Evensen 39 Corp EP Lewis Co G S Gumphor CoF W Speckman CoF Capt PaulSmith Co A G H Karratti Co GP H Burnette Co F Jno WulbersCo F Lieut O B Cottrell Co B

38 H Smith Co A Capt ChasWilcox Co G Samuel Lyle Co DA R Ferguson C B W H HughsCo B 37 Copral W Lyle CJo DSergt J Kulike CoG1 Thos Treadway Co D J C Hao Jr Co GSergt F A Smith Co A 86 LieutWm Fetter Co A G L AlbertsonCo B Chas Mitchell Co I 35

PRECIOUS METALS

Gold and Platinum Aro Cheap Com-

pared¬

With Some of Them

The majority of people whenaaked to name the most preciousmetals usually mention gold at firstplatinum as second and silver asthird Baid the proprietor of a largeassaying and refining establishmentto tho writer recently Now lot ussee how near the truth they wouldbe Gold is worth about 250 perpound troy platinum 130 and sil-

ver

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about 12

We will nowcomparethese priceswith those of the rarer aud less wellknown metals To take them inalphabetical order barium the metalwhich Davy isolated from its- orebaryta in 1808 soIIb for 950 a poundwhen it is sold at all and calcium is

worth 1800 a pound Cirium is ashade higher Its cost is 160 anounce or 1920 per pound Thesebegin to look like fabulous pricesbut they do not reaoh the highestpoint chromium being 200 Cobaltfalls to about half tho price of sil ¬

ver while didymium tho metal iso-

lated¬

by Masaador is the same priceas calcium Then comes galliumwhich is worth 3250 an ounceWith this metal the highest price is

reached and it may well be calledthe rarest and most precious ofmetals

Gluoium is worth 250 per ouncoindium 150 iridium 658 a poundjanthanium 175 and lithium 1JJ0

per ounce Nidium costs 128 perounce osmium palladium platinumpotassium and rhodium bring re ¬

spectively G10 100 130 32 aud512 per pound Strontium costs128 an ounce tan tail m 141 tilu- -

riuni 9 thorium 272 vanadium320 yttorium 141 and zincouium250 an ounce

Thus wo see that the commonlyroceived opiniqn aB to what are thomost precious motals ib quite erron-eous

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Barium is nearly four timesas valuable as gold and galliummore than 160 times as costly whilomany of the other motals mentionedare twice and thrice as valuableAluminium which cost 8 and 9 apound in 1890 is now produced ascheaply as are iron zinc lead andcopper Washington Star

Embroidered Handkerchiefs allqualities at Saohs

To tho Soldlora

Tho Boys in Blue complain thatthey hnvo not been served with thoEastern boor which tickets their

palates and makes them goodnatured

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on draft isnow served at a proper temperatureiu tho Royal Pacific and Cosmo ¬

politan saloons conducted by thooliteof tho employees of tho PoacookCo

Tho Milwaukee Beer on draft hasproven a tonic which is daily help-ing

¬

the sensible soldiers who aropatronizing the throe great refresh ¬

ment places where the beer is soserved that even prohibitionists fromMilwaukee recommend it

Tho Merchants Exchange

The latest- quotations on thebulletin board of the Merchants Ex¬

change on tho corner of King andNuuanu streets quotes a big rushfor Enterprise beer on draught thoarrival of a special cargo of Scotchwhisky and a full supply of assortedliquors of the very best brandB ThoMerchants Exchange will bo keptopen daily from 530 a m to 1130p m during which hours quota-tions

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will be obtainable uponcall

Puro and UnadulteratedNowadays the Anchor Saloon is

busy dispensing the famous JesjoMoore brand of whiskey Kentuckysnoted product With Wm Carlyleand Unas AndrewB at the helm allgood judges need not fear beingwell treated This health renewingbeverage can be had pure and un-adulterated

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at the Anchor southcorner of King and Nuuanustreets

For That Tired JTeoliner

That steals over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elsebo good as a refreshing glasB ofRAINIER BEER It is the tonic youneed beats all the medicine you cantakebringson a sound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloon Phone 783

Camarinoa Refrigerator

Per AUSTRALIA PlumsPeachesCelery Cauliflower Fresh SalmonCrabs Flounders Frozen Oystertin and shell Apples Grapes Or-

anges¬

Figs Lemons Turkeys andgame in season Cranberries Burbank Potatoes Fine Olive Oil NewCrop of Dry Fruit Nuts RaisiuBetc etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 378

Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands

A grand clearance sale of Christ ¬

mas goods including dolls and toyswas commenced Monday at LB Kerrs store Queen street and sogreat are the bargains that the storehaB been crowded all day notwith ¬

standing the holiday Kerr is sell-ing

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these goods at half price theybeing part of a bankrupt stockbought in London All those insearch of Christmas goods would dowell to oall and examine his stock

W W W W W WSI

GET IT AT I

f WATERHOUSES

f A SPASM OF JOYsla iu the faces of thoseen pat- -

I roUB of this store when theyJ see the handsome line of

Grockeiy and Glassware

5 THERE ARESB ALWAYS

New fresh Groceries of thejT PURE FOOD grade in our

Grocery Department We are I

always on the alert to serve SsI yqu with the beBt of everything I

S that theI American and European Markets

can produce 5

I

J T Water houseWuYerley Block Bethel Si

Groceries HardwareGruckery

Established In 1851 Loaders In 189 1

5 --M M M M M M-- k

Ring up Telehono 118 if any onedesires a good rubber tired hackwith careful drivers J S AndradoManager City Carriage Co

IMMIMOOLIMITED

AGENTS FORWEBTEIIN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Onl

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Penn U 8

NEWELL UNIVER8AL MILL CO

N

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Manf National Cane ShredderNew York U S A

OHLANDT COban irnncisco uai

RI8DON IRONWOKKS

582 tf 8an Francisco Cal

lliIKUTKD

Wm G Irwin President ManagerClaus Spreckels Vicc PresinuntW M Glflard Secretory TreasurerM H Whitney Jr Auditor

sugar factoksAND

Commission AgentsAGENTS OF TUB

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Ran Francisco Onl

LAUNDRY WORK

The STEAM LAUNDRYCO LTD Solicits your patronage andGurantcet the

FINEST CLASS OF WORKAT -

Reasonable

OnlyWIiits

LOCOMOTIVE

HONOLULlT

Prices

UkiwytlAll FLANNELS and SILKS Wnshfid b

Hand Ordinary Mcndinjj and Buti011 M

oewea onTELEPHONE No S83 and leave yor

orners iitsy tt

HIGH PRICESWill as usual be the result of

This Gruel WatTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is called to i he benefits en-joyed

¬

by subscribers to the PALAMA CO ¬

OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at a little advance on San Francist o prices credit to subscribers to theamount of shares hold profit of the busi ¬

ness returned to subscribers ovry G monthsprobable increase in value of shares witha liberal discount oil monthly bills Andnow what are the risks We answer nonebecause subscribers can either sell theirshares or tako groceries to their amountif yon want to withdraw or ro away

Please consider thn above and call oraddress Palaxna Co operative Grocery OoLd for a share or for fun her information

i ar vaino oi snares or ia 6U oi rnbeinir ronuired tn brnmn n siihscrih L

Tolpbont 7W 020 If

JOHN PHILLIPS

Phute and Gas fittebOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTELEPHONE 802

BEN HAAI IEO

Plumber - and - TinsmithAll work done Properly Promptly and

Profitably for PatronsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED

OfflceKinc Street near Hnilroad Dei77Mv

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG L

X21 Queen Street

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDE

RUDPER TIKES AND ROLLER BEAJNO AXLES

070

CO

WlLSOH W1UTEH0USE

Solo Licensees Hawaiian Islamf Queen Street

A B RQWAT D V SGraduate ofjMcGill University Monti

Has lmd tqn years practical txperlein the treatment of Horsos Oattlo 1Domestio Pas in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders leftnt Club or Pantheon Stabwill be received and promptly attended i

OHIce 610 Fort Streot Telephone 71VWW

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