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London March 9 Tho followingeditorial announcement a made bythe Daily News

It was rumored in London yes ¬

terday and we have some reason forbelieving tho rumor io correct thatthe two republics made informal andunofficial overtures of poaco on thepreceding day Unfortunately theconditions sugcostod were of such acharacter an to proolude the posubility of loading to any result Termswhich might have been gladly sug ¬

gested and accepted before tlio warin order to avoid it are impossibleafter the war with all the sacrificesit has entailod

Loudon March 9 510 p in Itwas learned late this afternoon thattho peace rumorB had been foundedon fact that President Krueger hadappealed to Lord Salisbury for acessation of hostilities offering atlength by cable the terms whichhe was willing to accept

These however wore not takenseriously as they included practical-ly

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nothing more than what theTransvaal Govornmont offered priorto tho issuing of tho Brilish ultim-atum

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Official circles here regarded thepropositions as merely a ruse for theBoers to gain time and did not con-sider

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that President Krueger wasyet ready to consider the sweepingdemands which Great Britain wouldmake as reimbursement for the lossof life and great expenditure

It was understood that PresidentKruegers advances had met with anemphatic rejection at the hands ofLord Salisbury who was believed tohavo said that no such attempt toretain the independence of theTransvaal should bo considered fora momout by I ho British Government fct

London March yr From variousquarters tome sigfis of the possibili-ty

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of peace in South Africa beingshortly within the bounds of practi-cal

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politicsAll the dispatches from Lord Rob-

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headquarters iucluding thoseof tho commandor-in-chio- f himselfindicate tho lack of a guiding spiritamong tho Boers and individual demoralization portending disintegra-tion

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unless speedily stemmedThe flight of tho burghers from

Poplar Grove according to all ac-

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Grove under yesterdays datej goesso far to assert that the Boer rout is

complete that the submission ofthe Free State iB being demandedby the burghers from their unwill-ing

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President and it is expectedthat its submision will bewithin a week

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tho Boors wisest course wasflight but jit was most undignifiedand is cortajn to produce constoruation at Bjrifrmlontein There is agrowing otffcry against any furtherideutificati6u of tho Free State withtho Transvaals interests

Dispatohes from the Boer camp atGleucoe via Lorenzo Marquez depiot President Krueger as donninga bandolier seizing a rifle and invit-ing

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volunteers to accompany him ashe wished to havo a shot at thoenemy himself President Kruogoris quoted as having deolared in hisaddress to the troops that he didnot know whether arbitration or interveution would end tho strugglebut it would end quickly within thenext month bo strongly believed

In tho meanwhile the British aronot staying their advance LordRoberts has moved leu miles nearerBloemfontein with tho view of seiz ¬

ing and utilizing the railroad Withthis he could reach tho Freo Statocapital in three or four days and

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friend Mr Carter forwardedto Senator Pettigrew certain publicdocumontR and clippings from theAdvertiser and The IndependentMr Pettigrew finds material for hisutterances in many expressionsfound in the Advertiser during theadministration of W N Armstrongwho now proniptn tlio attack on MrCarter Tho Advertiser again provesits right to tho title Jackass Pressby evidencing that it has no prideof ancestry nor hopo of posterityPettigrf w as a politician is known in

Washington as a gouoral bellyacheron account of his alliance with thohybrid Populist movement ThoAdvertiser has merely succeeded indignifying his statements aud givingthem additional force in conse-quence

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Pettigrew is at least consistent inhis antagonism bitter and unjust inmany features as it may be an honorthat has never yet been held by theofficial organ of the Hawaiian government Let Pettigrew ravo if howants to Evening Bulletin

When J O Carter replied to aletter from Senator Pettigrew sup ¬

plying him with certain informationhe cannot bB charged with anythingunderhand Mr Carter Eont pub-lished

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documonts That SenatorPettigrew used them against us isnot Mr Carters fault Mr Carterhas betrayed no confidence and asfar as Senator Petligrewa statenmntgoeB made no comment Political-ly

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MONDAY MARCH 19 1900

THE END APPROACHES

The news from the Transvaal cam-

paign¬

is very satisfactory to thefriends of Great Britain Tho nightof gloom is apparently giving wayto the dawn of day and even OomPaul is throwing out suggestions ofpeace while ondeavoriug to hold to ¬

gether his brave fighters with Cromwellian prayers and inspirations

That peace ho can only obtain onthe sternest of torni3 Tho primeact of the war is at his doors Hhad been preparing for it for yearsand he will have to pay for the con-

sequences resulting thBrefrom Ab-

solute and unconditional surrenderwill be tho term and a few yearshence after a wiso British adminis-tration

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has succeeded to Boerishbigotry some of the bravest lightingregiments among the reorganizedBritish army will be recruited fromSouth Africa

We do not wish to be understoodas saying that tho war is at an endfor we think there is still heavyfighting to be done Lords Robertsand Kitnhenor following out SirRedvers Bullors original plauswhich in an evil hour he was in-

duced¬

to set aside are however onthe trail of their foes with the acu-

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and persistency of one of Fonnimore Cooper heroes Cronje hasbeen captured and Joubert andKrueger will fall either in battle orin to the hands of their trailers

Peace if over a troaty bo requiredwill be signed at Pretoria If thatcity is defended then perhapsKruegord cruel boast that human ¬

ity shall shudder may be realizedbut its walls will fall to RobertsKitchonor and Bullor sooner or laterand thoy are wary men at besiegingwellinined cities

As for the morale of tho war it isperhaps unfortunate for all indi-genes

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that progress and coramercoore the watchwords of tho presentage and for that matter of all thepreceding agoB Tho electric lightof civilization with its concomitantsof good and ovil is piercing with itsrays the darkest corners of tho earthand the day does not seom to bevery far remote when even themysterious secrets of tho two poleswill be given away by the indefatig-able

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newspaper man

The Boers and their friends ofother nations fighting with themmust certainly be credited with oneof the most gallant and bravestdefenses of the land they falselyclaim as thoir own They must alsobo credited with the fact that theyhave so far put British mottle to thetost that foreign powers of creatorimportance will reluctantly forbearto throw down tho gauntlet to theEmpress of the Seas Credit mustalso be given to them for eorapoJ1- -

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tary and naval systems of GreatBritain The Transvaal nominal

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republics will not dio an ingloriousdeath although under Kitchenerscruel eyo it may bo roc rictis

One of tho graudest results of thowar however ha3 bpen tho unifica-tion

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aud consolidation of tho BritishEmpire and tho rating commer ¬

cially aud pugnaciously of herfriends and foot among the foreignpowers in all quarters of the worldGroat Britain now knowe and shecurries a long memoryaud tho moansof onforcing recollection of reward-ing

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aud punishing whmi tho opportuuo moment arrivoi of turning intho cash of outstanding accounts

CONDENSED FOREIGN NEWS

Small pox is roportod at BathgateN D

The Boors are getting short insupplios

Queen Victoria is to pay a visitto Irnland her first since 1861

Msfnking ib still unreliovpd audtho beleaguered are suffering sorely

The Nanyo Maru sooms to havecarried the plague to Port Townsend where 17 cases with throe deathsare reported

The Queen of England has paidanother viit to bur loyal city ofLondon and been received with extraoidinary demonstrations of enthasiasm

The naval brigade from Ladysmith under command of CaptainLirahton were outhusiatically re-ceived

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at Durbio where they embrkid for Simonstown

Patrick OBrien an Irish nation-alist

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in the Biitish Parliament hasgiven notice of asking the govern ¬

ment for a shilling for each soldieron St Patricks day to drown theSharmrock

The Senate Committee has agreedto report the Hay PauncefoteTreaty amending the ClaytonBuhvnr Treaty to grant authorityfor the defense of the NicaraguaCanal when completed

Tho troops are to bo graduallywithdrawn from the Philippines asthe rebellion is practically overOtis has been ordored to promptlysend to San Francisco one battalioneanh of the 1 ltb 18th and 2jrd re-giments

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of InfantryThe Daily News says It is

kuown that the United States gov ¬

ernment was mo3i anxious that LordPaunceforo should remain at Wash-ington

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and his tact will be invalua-ble

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during the troubled period ofthe presidential contest

President Krueger was present atthe defeat of his forceB at PoplarGrove aud vainly endeavored torally his men of the Free State whodeclared that they were not willingto fight or the Boers any longerthe enemy weri completely routed

Circuit Court Notes

An order for dismissal has boonfiled by plaintiff in the equity caseof George Markham vs Kauewahiueet als

A motion has been filed by dofend- -

ants appellants iu cause of BruceCartwright et al vs Charlotte KIaukea et al to introduce in evid--

ence the certificate of tho Registrarof Conveyances noncerning mort-

gages¬

of Jas Auld and Uwini Auldsaid certificate being also placed onfile together with the affidavid theof Lyle A Dickey attorney for de-

fendants¬

In the matter of tho estate ofMary Kaumana Widomann deceas-

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the will waB duly admitted toprobate last Saturday and H RJMaofarlane F W Macfarlane andJ M Dowsett appoiuted executorsunder a bond nf 2000 Mr Hatchappears for tho petition

Firo claims havo been filed byMaria E Bnrba for 1125 and ThosSsndersfor 382 75 bejng for cloth ¬

ing furniture and other chattelsdestroyed by the fire of January 20thlast

The Council of StateAt Saturday afternoons Council

of State meeting George Mausonwas appointed assistant secretaryand Mr Petors as mpeseuger ColWilliam F Allen took the oaths andhis seat as a Councillor to succeedtho late John Phillips

Councillors Kennedy Robinsonaud J ones wore appointed as a com ¬

mittee on rulesThe Council adjourned until 3

oclock this afternoon

A nicely furnished room to let atNo 0 Gardeu Lauo

The Backsliders

Some whore ttio hostilo banuerswave

An honored place havo tatutSwearing to pay an old time scoro

Or Hsvotl tho tronclies slainNo word againBt them thy havB

daredAnd diet in feud aunouuend

Nor by block treachory their claimTo manhoods name renounced

But others prating loud tho whileOf what shall somo time bo

A union formed by ties of bloodAnd bonds of sympathy

What Kt and take thoy when Europon ours

Are yelpiug at the FlairHavo thoy made good thoir senti ¬

mentsOr proved thorn ompty brag

Thoy call her robbor nation sayTis timo she got her due

Their cup of joy would flood couldthoy

But brnud hor coward tooHer sons havo aeon will see to it

And give them back thoir lieWho say that Englands sun has set

In Kruegors destiny

They mock her power her ancientnamo

To dust they fain would dragLike mongrel hounds around a bone

Her fame they rend and bragCursed with a hate nf motherlaud

Thoy baud a motloy crewTho day tho Flag in peril stands

And gorge their hate anew

Swift with tho pen as Blow withsword

They spread the priuled wordTo little tnoatfod voting men

Whose souls are thereby stirredThey prwu tho truth vith reckless

rUthrAnd oer their lyiugs gloat

A lie is but inverted truthA vote well thats a votel

So have they spake from East toWest

Of one they called their friendThe voting men will do the rest

And who oan tell the endThe word will spread and spread-

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growTill She beyond the sea

Shall look askance at each advanceIn nameof Sympathy

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Tho Triangle Club mootsevening

election officers

The Poking CoailThursday China

Coast Saturday

Levy Kamplaguo patient from Kawastables progressing favorably

Admiral Bockleytown nftur prolonged forcod

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Dozau Muslin Underwearbargain prices ladies invited

oxnmino these KerrQueen stroot

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Orpheum to nightminstrols

with Hogans

There aro lJ8700 bags ofou Kauai awaiting shipment

sugar

Tlio Planlora Monthly for Marchis n valuable and interesting number

Nearly a liundrod poraotia bavoboon inoculated with the plaguosorum

The total numbor of plague casessince ita inception is 08 with 58deaths 9 rocovorod and one at thohospital

Dont fail to ring up Telephone444 American Messenger Service ifyou have any raeBsagespr packagesto dolivor

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fthB band will- - play at EmmaSquare this evening Miss J Kitliiaanud Mrs N Alapai will sing Ha-waiian

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ance to them

Tho American batk St Onthorinoarrived from Now York ypsterdavwith 10000 casoR of kerosene oil andgeneral merchandise

When you want a hank ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good drivor a fine hackand no overcharging

The Supreme Court met thismorning with Justice Froar preaiding and Juatico ybitine also ontho Bench The Circuit Court didnotnioet

The Gity Carriage Co is now inthe livery business It has buggiessurreys Wagons etc on hand at allhours of the day or night Tele-phone 113

Hognne minstrels now entertain-ing

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at the Orpheum are arranginga baBeball match tho proceeds ofwhich will be donated to the widowof Toyo Jackson

The jury gave a verdict on Satur-day

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afternoon in favor of A GMflricnurt for 5110against the Norwnlk Fire Insurance Company on apolicy of insurance

On Saturday night at Kahukuplantation a Japanese named Horiewas murdered by Anumotu througha dispute at cards A knife was theweapon used A companion of themurderer was arrested

The case of the negro who ischarged with tho killing of ToyoJaukson was postponeaTntheDistrict Court this morning to nextMonday when it is hoped IsaacCoekett will be sufficiently to giveevidence

Commodore O W Macfarlano hasfully recovered from tho effects ofhis plflRUo injection and is aroundtown Mr Sewoll and Mr Patzighad no ill effects at all and theirexample will bo followed by numer-ous

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other citizens

At the meeting nf the MicroBcopical Society at Dr Sloggettsoffice on Saturday ovening sovoralslides of plaguo baoilli were exhibited under powers ranging from1800 to 5000 diameters The nextregular meeting is on Maroli 31st

Another Sunday plaauo ease Thedeceased was Edward HaiakalaniKahoohauohano Hawaiian aged 32who had supposedly been sufferingfrom pnpumonia Ho died suddenlyunattended at tho Waikiki end ofYoung Btreot HIb oaso was reportedby Mr Berger of tho inspectorsforce

It is a great pleasure to notice theappearance in our Courts of RexHitohcock who gained much popu-larity

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as Deputy Marshal of thocountry Rex is an attorney pureand simple now but the men whoneed a defendant flock around hisoffice because they fpel that the manwho could hang or jail them mustcertainly know how to got them off

The Aorangi from Victoria andVancouver arrived yesterday havingbeen delayed waitingfnr the mailand being oaught in a storm JSmith G Chalmers J Rust JBruce R Ramsey L N Blaoho FGrimms W Henry A Brown JStewart Mrs M S Smith Mrs JViercko Field Misses Dickson wereher passongor She sailed last nighttaking no passengers from this port

Married

JoNES PAnMENTDn In this cityMarch 17 1900 bv tho Rev E S

Timotoo E M Jones to Misa LindaParraenter

Died

Brown March 18 1900 FosterGilman infant son of Mr and MreJ F Brown

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that this is a inthe must

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now

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for at once Wo do not want toour on tho ¬

land by tho toa poor andis to in the very ofour sugar andour The ¬

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plague virtually coasodepidemic think

moment whenclover Board Health should shako

hands with thcmselvoswork done moneysight plague dropquarantine lifted What

having plaguo whenDamons surplus paut

Minister Damon evidentlyceived from DickyWashington which shows advis-

able years appro-priation Council State

Legislaturemooting November wouldhardly troublepreparing budget bionuialperiod Sams gub-

ernatorial uuiform orderedWhich echo

surprisedprosecuting officer DistrictCourt morning promi-nent citizen charged drivingwithout proper lights

spokou civilly policearresting would

arrested prosecutingofficers intendcrime misdemeanor

amicably lougas officerinsulted

opening SupremeCourt morning ques-

tion oHho legalitypresont constituted without

Chief Justice raisod MessrsRobertson Humphreys Creigh

Arguments heardquestion when

resignation Chief Justiceauthenticated question

great importance litigantsespecially criminal

Newa Lettor makesfollowing prophecy result

longer doubtindeed British

itigMvilLc0ma conflictenhanced empiredified before yeo-manry militia volunteers

regulars colonialSouth Africa

without hitchdefiance Europe

fully approve marshalspolicy engaging foreigners

police forco longspecially detailed

after thoso foreigners clashmarshal

remember territorywhich Hawaiians manage

local affairs Any attemptsupersede faithful Ha-

waiian officers unknown haolesimply

forco officer whoseMarshal Arthur Brown

poople Btand monkeybusinees just

There doubt hos-

pital incurables neededHonolulu should provided

shock neighbors mainrelating misory which

peuniloBB consumptivesubject midet

millionaire plantersopulent government offi-

cials Queena Hospitaljustified refusing admittanceincurables they wouldperform their duties theyotherwise Queens Hospital

somi offioial institutionwhio sufficient wants

years taxedutmost capacity when caring

physician would admittients Buffering from consumption

hospital where operationsdaily performed

oharge Hospital allowbeds needed sufferers

occupied venereal patientsdaily knook doorspital always pro-

per treatment Dispensarysuggest Dole

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Hl ynMIiuL III I IlL yLndUliIi LADIES liSMI UNDERWEAB

Thonsands of Dollars Worth at Less Than Manufacturers Prices

AVo Placed Our Orders for this Splendid Assortment before tho Advance inPrice of Raw Materials and arc therefore- enabled to offer the public the benefitof exceptional values It will pay to lay in a stock How for the rest of the year

The Styles and ShapesMare the very Latest and the Materials and Workmanship theBest Possible Here ore a few Leaders

Ladies Night Gowns wRegular Price 75- - now only 45c

Ladies- - Might Gowns125 now only 85cRegular Price

Corset CoycfsRegular

Corset CoversRegular Price now only

Ladies DrawersRegular Price

rawersRegular Price only i5c

KlXtS Wide FlounceRegularPrice 225 now 175

Regular Price 175 now only 125

lllleiTrimnied InsertionRegular 100 now only

temporary government that a hos-

pital¬

for incurables and for sick per- -

sonsho8horaldndtauawanrIoTueadmitted to tho Queens Hospitalbe instituted at once at tho Kalihidetention camp There is plenty ofroom now and or four build-ings can easily bB spared for an ob-

ject¬

which has become of vital in-

terest¬

to the community Noone will hegrudgo or criticize theexpenditure of one cent for a sensi-

ble¬

conduct and support of a hospi-

tal¬

for incurables or for whocaunot be admitted in the Hos-

pital¬

Honolulu cau boast of

good phopebty for saleTHE PROSPECT STREET

Lots of H M Dow will bo soldin a few under the followingconditions Upset price 1000 3250cash 250 in six months 250 in 12months the balance in twoand four years Interest at 8 per cent

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TOTHB OBFHSDH

Family Theatre

WEEK OF MARCH 19

Tho Real Tbingl Special Engage-ment

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of ERNEST HOGANS

A Magnificent Company Direotfroma Successful Tour in Australia Com ¬

prised of tho Premiers of the Pro-fession

An All Star CombinationERNEST HOG AN

TheUubleaohed AmerioanDANTE

ThaUriPralledJJProstidigitateurTHE TROOADERO QUARTETTE

THE KENTUCKY FOUR1000 Ohalleugors of the World in

and Wing DancingLITTLE SIREN

Tho Creole ContortionistGRAND FIRST PART

Fun Fast and Furious Select SolosJonuine Jokes

A RAGTIMEBy the Full Company

AN UNEQUALLED OLIO OFMINSTREL MELODY

HUT Watoh tho ParadeBox OUice opens at 10 1 u JlioneBJO

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Trimmed EmbroideryPrice 35c each now only for 50c

1

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65cTrimmed Embroiderynow only

Tucksi

Trimmed Lace85c now

Embroideryonly

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Embroidery andPrice 75c

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With NapkinsDoilies to Match

Ho 10 Fast Street1372

TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETSWAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

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GROCEESTea Dealers and Coffee Merchants

StoreB4 Corner King and Fort StroetsWaverley Block Bethel Street

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A L C ATKINSON ALDERI F JUIID JR

ATKINSON Ss JUDD

Attorneys and Counsellors At Law

Offlro over Bishop Cos Bank CnrnnrKaahumaiul ami Merchant Btreuts

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T McOANTS STHWART

Attorney and CoOySELLOB at Law

Progress Blonfc Opposite Catholic ChurchKort Street Honolulu M 1

Tnlnphonn 112- - P O UnirKRP

W O AOHI CO- -

Real Estate Stoob and 33oneBuokers

Office 10 West Kinc Street Hono Uu1215 ly

EDMUND H HART

notary pnblio and typewriter con ¬

veyancer and seaeoeeb ofRecords

No 15 Kaahamana Street

DR SLOGQBTT

Oculist and Atjbist

ProRresn Block 3d FloT Office HoursO A V tA 1 T V

R N BOYD

Sdbveiob and Real Eitaii Agent

Office Bethol Svietv over the Now230 Model Restaurant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin CorrEn and SheetIbon Work

King Street Honolulu

DR WALTER HOFFMANN

Corner Boretnnia and Fauchbowl Streets

Office Hours 8 to 10 a h 1 to 3 i- - m

7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m

Telephono CIO P 0 Box 501

ALLEN ROBINSON

DZALEBS IN LUMDfcR AND COAL AND

Building Materials orAll Kind3

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FJLIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Oai

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOEKBPhiladelphia Penn U 8 A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder

New York U S A

IT OHLANDT 00San Francisco Cal

RIBDON IRON LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

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TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu Feb 6 WOO

Per Cyrus Wakefield

Just arrived from San Franciscowith a largo assortment of generalmerchandise viz

Nos 1 and 2 Harneos Leather rollnNos 1 and 2 Saddle Leather rollsSolo and Split Leather rollsSeta Dump Carl Harness

Single and Double Mule ¬

nessesSets Single and Double Buggy

HarnessesBo8tou Team and Welt Collars

assorted sizesConcord and I O T Harness and

Straps braco chainsZinc Collar Pads and Sweat Pads

assorted mzpbBest Oak Tan Single and Double

Leather Belting assorted sizes from1 to 12in wide

Alum Latigo and Lace LeatherLacings assorted sizes

Kip Skin Genuine French CalfSkins Goat and Sheep Skins

Deer Hair Mexican Saddles andSaddle Trees

Hair Cinches and Wood and IronShop Stirups

Assorted Kinds and Sizes of Har¬

ness and Bridlo Buckles etc etc

Tiie Hawaiian Hardware CoM La

268 Fort Street

We have been authorizedto sell -

Harser Sauarbrunnen

AT

5500 per Case of 00 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav ¬

ing been brought to this market thePublic is hereby notified that theonly

Genuine SaueitansDIS BOTTLED BY THE

Qaizer Koenigs-Brnouon-QuGl- le

And every bottle bearB their trade-mark

¬

and stamp

H flACKFELD CO

Limiterlfolf AcfUlfn TTnnin Talmilo t

THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jewellnr

Call and Inspect the eautifal and usefuldispay of toos for pesents or for perBonn use and adornniut

n Tlnllllnff Vnrt Hl ot

FOR BALE

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Sets Har

Qyinnn jeabkofalaegetene- -OiJUU ment House Hitnaied near thohoHrt of the town Present net monthlyincome 150 Applv to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE317 tf No 310 Kort Street

FOR S-A-T-i-Ei

Arj ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTSl 2100 and 010 at Kainace North HUo

Hawaii Apply toMORRIB K KEOHOKALOLE

Enal Eslato Agent1 ins if IB iciiiiiiibuii Otreal

Continued from hi papc

begin repairing tho railway south ¬

ward to tneot the British advancefrom Cape Colony which is expectod to bo hnstoued as soon as GenWliito takes contrnl

London March 8 128 P inLord Roberts tolograpbs that ho hascaptured a Krupp gun and a numberof tents and wagons He also an-

nounces¬

that General Olomeuts hasoccupiod Nervals Pout

London March 8 517 p inThe following is tho text of LordRoberts cioipalch

Poplar Grove March 8 Twobrigades of cavalry with horsa artil-lery

¬

and Kelly Kennys divisionmarched to day ton miles eastwardTho Boors woro quite taken by sur-

prise¬

yesterday Thoy moved offcohurriedly that tby left cooked din-

ners¬

behind thorn We captured aKrupp gun and several tents andwagons

Tho total casualties wore KilledLieutenants Keswick and Frioslickwounded Liouts Bailoy of the 12thLancers and Descrospigny of thoSecond Life Guards both severelyand Lieutenant Smith of the Shropshiros who is beliovod to have beenpicked up by a Boer ambulanceTwo meu woro killed forty sixwounded and ono man is missing

Tho British occupied Jamestownunopposed on Thursday March 8tband the Boers are reported to be re ¬

treating beyond Aliwai North soCape Colony is practically clear ofarmed Boer3

Reinforcements from Natal arogoing to Lord Roberts Gen War-

rens¬

division and eouio artilleryhave already been ordered to jointhe commandor iii chief who ia pre-paring

¬

for all eventualities includ-ing

¬

poasiblo desporato oppositionto his crossing the Vaal river andthe necessity of tho siege of Preto-ria

¬

Thousands of natives are reportedto bo employed at the Transvaalcapital in the construction of de ¬

fensive works concerning whichsuch secrecy is maintained that noone is allowed to walk or drive onthe outskirts of tho town

General Dawot now commands allthe commandos at tho Modder river

The President started yesterdayevening for Bloemfontoin to visitthe laager of the Free State

It is understood that PresidentKrugers visit to Bloemfontoin wasto try to arrange a compromise oftho differences between the Transvaalers and tho Free Stators

Gatacro reports that ho intendsoccupying Burghorsdorp today

The repairs to tho railways to-

wards¬

Stormberg and Strinsburgaro being pushed forwaid

Clements has now occupied NorvalsPont on the south bank of theOrange river The bridge was blownup March 8tb and tho enemy aroholding the north bank of tho riverbut not it is bslieved in any greatstrength

London March 8 A ppocial fromMolteuo says that the British occu-pied

¬

Burghorsdorp unopposed lastnight

LCOAL AND GENERAL NEWS

10000 Pieces of New Dress Goodsat special bargain price nt LB Kerr Co Limited Quocnstreet

Gentlemen wishing the very latestStyles in Shirts Collars Cull andNeck Ties and Hats should lose notime in calling at L B Kerr CosLimited Queen street

Kentuckys famous Jessse MooroWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing dgents for the HawaiianIslands

Per AUSTRALIA for OamorinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes ApplosLomonBOraugesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmou Cauliflower Rhubarb Asparagus Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tiu and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheeso Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone H78

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Certificates of Doath

The following is a list of deathsin continuation from our last

Wednesdays record

Knhikina Hawaiian female 17

years died at Kalihi and a post ¬

mortem hold burial certificategranted for Kalihi church cemetery

Ah Sam Chineso male 50 yoarB

diod at tho Chinnso Hospital ofconsumption attended by Dr Hodgins certificate for Pauoa cemetery

Wm O Clonch Amorican male72yoars died on Lunalilo street ofcerebral homorrhago allonded byDr L S Cleveland certificate forMakiki cemetery

Thursdays recordHenry Watorhomo Jr Hawaiian

born British died in New York CityFeb 22 1900 of la grippe attondodby Dr E B Fronch certificate forNuuanu cemetery

Ah Jan Chinese male 20 yearsdied at Battery Hospital of bubonicplague postmortem examination byDr Hoffmau cronnted

Watanabc Japaneso male 22JyearBdiod at Drill Shed Camp of ncutotuberculosis attended by Dr Hodgins certificate for Makiki cemetery

Twin infants male and female ofJos Hookano stillborn at Kewalocertificate for the Catholic cemetery

Fridays recordUlalia Hawaiian female GO years

died at Kalihi waena of asthma at ¬

tended by Dr Petersou certificatefor burial on a kuloana at Kalihi

Nomura Japanese female 17 yeardied at Kerosene Camp of typhoidfever postmortem examination byDr Hoffmann certificate for Kalihicemetery

Paul Helm Hawaiian male 4months died at Auwaiolimu ofBeptioaamia attondod by Dr Her-bert

¬

certificate for Pauoa cemetery

Saturdays recordStillborn female infant of Kalena

Iwilei certificate for a kuleana atIwilei

Control Union Relief

The relief committee of tho Cen-tral

¬

Union Church for supplyingclothing for thoBe in tho detentioncamps have presented the followingreport Money donated for that pur-pose

¬

33710 expenditures 28805a balance of 1845 which was votedto be given to Mr Theodore Rich-

ards¬

to be used for relief work underhis direction There were 2300 gar-ments

¬

made from this fund and sentto tho needy ones

A uierly furnished room to let atNo 9 Garden Lane

ANNUAL MEETING

THE REGULAR ANNUALof tho Stockholders of

the Inter Island Steam NavigationCompany Limited will be hold atthe office of the Company QueenStreet Honolulu on Monday March26 1900 at 10 oclock a h

N E GEDGE SecretaryHonolulu March 12 1900

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FOR SALE

QIKfin NKW MODERN COTTAGEuiJUU and Lot at Kewalo Lot 50x100 A bargain as n home Apply ro

WILLIAM SAVIDUE1317 tf No 310 Port Street

T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searcher op Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Street140 tf

A M HBWETT

FrolflW Olork and StevedoreOld Reliable Again on Deok

Offico At the Old Van Dome Premises1315 ly

DR O G G BOAPARONB

Graduated from the Roval University ofTurin Italy

Love Building Fort Street

Office Hoursi 10 a m lo 12 m1353 Oui 3 to 5 p m

FOR BALE

LEfSP 01f COTTAGE OENOAtUU traliy locatod 20 years to runGround Rent 12 per month Apply to

WIUJAM SAVIliGE1317 tI No 310 Fort Street

H HACKFELD Sl CO

LIMITED

Sole Agents for tho well kuov

AND

Remington Type Writers

A Largo Stock of tho DifferentStylos

ALWAYS ON HAND

mgjjLimited

SUCCESSORS TO

ED HOFPSCiMKGER GO

Kin and Bethel Btrcots

Hi

Strongest and Best SowingMachine in the Markot withthe Latest Attachments

Each lacliiQ Guaranteed

Groceries to tho Fore

In Union is Strength and ec itis in Co operation

The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prices for a time but it has againcomo down to its former level and we aregetting our groceries as ohap as we everhad them befure If every stockholder intho eompnny wero to purchase his or hergroceries from tho Co opera ivo GroceryCo the success of the corporation will beassured

Jnll and trade free delivery lo all partsof the city

E TIETJENSManager Palarua Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out King Street opposite Rail ¬

road Central Deoot

Wm 6 Irwin CotLlUITED

Wm G Irwin President ManagerOlaus Spreckels First Vicp PreaiilentW M Gltfatd Second Vice PresidentM II Whitnoy JrTreasurui SecretaryGeo J Ross Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAND

Adams O THE

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Rnn Franclwo Cnl

Plumber and Gas fitter

Ordora promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TBLTHPHONIC RO

Bruce faring A Co

Real Estate Boalors603 Fort St near Kinn

building lotsHouses and lots akd

Lands for salegar Parties wishing to dlepoaa of tneirProprllR nr Invited to nail iin im

LONQ BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BEAOH - Honolulu H I

0 J BIIERW00D Proprietor

There rarlh ami air and sea and ikyWUh breakers song give lullaby

King Street Tram Cars pass the doorLdl aud ohiMreu pnolslly care lor