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SATURDAY OCT 12 1901

THE AMERICAN CUP

The last of the Americas cupseries of yacht races for 1901 was

Bailed yesterday off Sandy Hook andwas won by the Columbia Thisgave the American boat threestraight races out of tho possiblefive The trophy remains in thepossession of the New York YachtClub No serie3 of internationalraoes on reoord equal theso con-

tests They will go down in yacht-

ing

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history as unrivaled Probablyno two boats so evenly matchedwere ever built to compete for a

trophy The margin to the creditof the winner in each of the thrperaces is so email that the question of

real superiority may still be open to

doubt Au exchange of sailing mas

tors and orews would probly reveisetho results Birrs loni xperiencoin yachting iu New York watersgave him a thorough knowledge of

local tidal currents and weatherwhich Sycamore could not have

acquired however well he may have

been coached since his arrival with

the Shamrook II Birr used it of

course to the beBt advantage An

analysis of the three races indicatesthat the Columbias triumph in thelast two races at least was duelargely to his superior knowledge of

these local conditions

The first race was won by theColumbia with a margin of 1 minuteand 22 seoonds iucluaing the time

allowance of 48 secondp the second

by 3 minutes and 35 seconds cor

rected time aud the last of theseries yesterday by 41 seconds of thetime allowance In the latter Sham

rock II started 15 seoonds behindher rivBl and croBsed the line at thefinish 2 seconds ahead In actualsailing time she thus beat theColumbia 17 seconds over the course

but as both yachts started after thehandicap gun was fired they were

time alike The Shamrock thusfailed to get the benefitof 15 sec ¬

onds lost at the start This was thepenalty paid for jockeying to secure

the windward poBition on the 1

miles run before the wind to theleeward mark

The threo races hav shown somepeculiarities of the capabilities of

the two boats which are difficult toaccount for In the first race theShamrook proved herself the betterin a thrash to windward beating theColumbia 39 eecouds to the outwardmark but the Columbia Bhowed superiority in runniug before tho windoverhauling her rival and coming in

SO seconds ahead of her In the second

race thj Columbia beat the Sham ¬

rook on all points of sailing particu-larly on the last leg which was a

lead beat to windward in a fairly

etroPR bret z It Inokod ns if thoShnmroiliV ballast lmd been shittedaft to lighten her forward whichImproved her ninuitifj before I howind but ravo her loss grip on thowater iu wiudwnrd work Yester¬

day with a Ftiinthing norestorblowing Shauncck II outfonted thsColumbia running befoto the windrounded he otakebort ahead andntarled tho thrash for hnui with 39

secoudfl to her advautoRP havingpicked up 54 reeouds rn her rival inI ho outward ruu She lacknd atthat time only four seconds of eveniug up the time allowance But nhe1 tst it all nKaiu except two eeeondsby the time that the lino Wbs reached This experience conGraia thepuspiciou of a readjustment of bal ¬

last between the first and secondraces 13ut no such finish was everwitnessed iu an international yaeltrace like that of jf sterdoj uoue ofthe kind may ever bo seen aaiuThe margin of diffreuce betweenthe tinio of crossing of tho twobonis was so narrow that it musthave mad o the nerves of both crewsand spectators shiver

Fortunately uoue of t lie racrahav been marred by accidents oruuapoitpmaulike oouduct Thtyhave therefore left bad O aud lisorius The course was splendidlypatrolled Even tho loser of tliecontest must bo proud of thom evemunt of his craft SirThomas failed to lift the cup whiihho courageously attempted to do a

second time after defeat Now thathe has a boat which is practicallyequal to our best he may be tempt ¬

ed to challenge again aud try hisluck a third time for ie has nowsomething reliable wherewith thecapacity of a new challengor may be tested If ShamrockII can be improved upon by anyBritish yaobt designer there is jtbelter chance for him to lift theAmericas cup with it than any thathas existed in the past fifty yearsfor the failure of the Constitutionindicates that our best designerreached bi limit in the Columbia

TOPICS UF THE DAY

The Humphreys paper is now at-

tacking¬

tho Normal school It is

natural for it of course toeducation of adult Asiatics to theyoung people who are taught goodwork at the Normal School

When tho Hagey case is pan we

are going to ask Mr MoCla iahonhow tn secure a jury in casj of a

charge of forcible vaocination of a

ohild which may shortly bs calledin court Is a man who his beenvaccinated disqualified from siltingon a jury called to try a case ofdamages for alleged assault by vacoinating Could qualified jury befouod uuder the circumntflnoHt Wethink not And where does the ob-

jection¬

comes in in oaie a juror hasused injection sold by gold curpeople or one administered by alicensed physician for vaccinatingor any other kind nf injection Hemay still he an impartial fair mind ¬

ed and intelligent ipen Mr Mo

Olanuhans remarks notwithstanding Most jurors hero havo used in-

jections¬

at Bomo lime other forvaooiuation of course ind tbyshould uot all be excused for ser ¬

vices on that account

A Musical Treat

Madame B dle Colo the worldreuowed contralto assisted byRaimond Pechotsob a violio prodi-gy

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will appear iu a grand concertprogram at the Opera House Thurs-day

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evening Oct 17 These greatartists are touring the world andhave just olnsed n successful seasonin Australia Tickets go on sale atWall Nichols today at 10 oolock

Tho T suing Qlanco

Id chapter 1

She dropped her eyeb

In uhapterHe caught her eyeBut ip none of tho ohapterH are

we told whether the other eye

rolled under the bureau or what be ¬

came of it New York Tjmos

A Jubilee

Tho Odd Feliows and RHbeknhof Honolulu will celebrate the 25thanniversary of tho lodge in Honolulu at a banquet to be given at thoMoan a Hotel

The list of eommittoos having in

charge tonights1 anniversary is asfollows

Eatertainmn Committee C TRoller J D McVeigh W G

AshleyRiceptim Committee L H Dp

OlnirimnjC Uorriok G W ItKtiiff Wardeu P Rail Charles JFxhel H MuKechnie

Floor Committee E R HendryMsnnKiir W J Hickey A FClark A Artmt GT Kellv E LOutline W P Storey W H Godwiu D P Lin rence Sifter McKeehnie Sister S L Williams SisterAlice Herrink Sister Anna Kiug

J D MeVeigh Chairman of Com-

mittee¬

of Arrangements

TH3 orriciAL rncoiUM

Tha oQicial program for tho cele-

bration¬

as finally arrnnguJ is givenbelowxVddress of Welcome Bro 0 Char-

lockN G Harmony Lodge

no mi m t Id Fellon ship Mission

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P G Reprei entative CaliforniaExcelsior Lodge No 1

Bio A Mackintosh P GThedeHrne of Rebekah

Sister Sally L Williams P GHarmony Lodge No 3

Bro J A Mngoou P GPresentation of Jewels

Bro J D McVeigh D D GSm m mm

The Sugar War

New York Oct 5 Tho Journalof Commerce says

As a result of the misunderstand-ings

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exiting beiween the AmericanSugar RaGniag Companys interestsand the beet sugar people it is un-

derstood¬

that the boot nugar inter ¬

ests whoso profits hove been Affectedby the decrease of jlA cents in theprice of granulated sugar in theirterritory will not recoguize the cutprici of CA cents per pound as thebais for their1 own dealings withcustomers The beet people willretalitte however by offering theirsugar in competition in the Easternmarkets

From the PhllippinoB

Washington Ojt 0 The latestadvices from the Philippines indi-

cate¬

that vigorous measures will betakpn to suppress tho insurrectionin the island of Samar

The African War

Iioers lot tacked ColThe Kekn- -

wiuhs camp at Moedwill killinn 1

pUicers and wounding 28 and kill-

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51 men and wounding 110m m m

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The buildings are supplied withhot and oold water and electriclight Artesinn water Perfeotnanitotioa

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A slight indefinite pain in the joints is the first sign of Rheu ¬

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When you feel the first slipht pain begin to take Dr Will ¬

iams Pink Pills for Pale People and the progress of the diseasewill be arrested Neglect this and you will regret it

Dr Williams Pink Pillsfor Pale People are aPositive and PermanentCure for Rheumatism

This remedy cxpils impurities from the blood and supplies the materialfor rapidly rebuilding watted nerve thsucs It has performed hundreds oialmost miraculous cures in severe cases cf RhcutmtUm many times afterdoctors had given up hope Read this sworn statement

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bany ind two speclnllstB from New York city They all declared mycate UopolusH mid fluully told metlint I hnil but fllx weeks to 11 c 1told them totukethIr medlcluoauay tlmt If X woro to Ulu I shouldtulle no moreof tho Bluff

Kv niece who through her friends know of tho good rcnults attendIns thw use of Dr Williams iMnltlllU for 1ulo leople strongly recommomlriltluin Sho procured tho pills and hv tho tlmo lbnauscd thollrNt box I felt humiry Having hud no appetite for a longtime Iknnn tlmt lha pills woro dolnc trie rood I continued thelruse and Hftor tukl lie several boxes m able to leave my bed and no nboutwlththe use of crutches I welshed but 11 pounds An mv normal welelilit n limit 240 pound j ou cnu see how ruu down I bod become dlirTucmvMuknoifi After taking thirteen boxes of the pills I VMHWclehcUnulii iindHltboiiKh leosthan a yrnrhad passed 1 weighed W7 poundI con I limed the ito of the pills and finally was able to abandon thecrulohos nltogother aud am now us well nscver MatTanneu

211 Hamilton Bt Albany NYOirorn to and subscribed bofore me this 17th dnv of September 1808

Ncitn F Towneb yutary Public Albany Co NYThe tje uine Dr WilliamsPink Pills for Pale People are told onlf In

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CLEARING SALEOF

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Oiie Week Commencing Monday

Oetaber MILJapnnoso Silks Plain Colorj Heavy Weights lied need

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Tho Kamalo cajo is btiu heardbefore tho Supremo Court

Tho steamer ljni oamo iu thisUioruirjg from San Kratioiaoo

To Lot A furnished room at No9 Garden Lane Mrs McCounoll

The Mcluemy shoe buaineoB willmove into its uew stand iu theMolntyro block next week

Tho spaoial Sjptembor term oftho Circuit Court has boou oxtendddfor twelve days by Judge Gear

When desiring a back eurreybuggy etc with careful driversriuR up Telephone 113 TerritoryStable Co Ld

Tho Court of T Appoils will boiu notion on naxt Monday after ¬

noon to oousidar appeia from theiucome tax useasmeuU

When you want a haols ring up101 On that stand you will get areliable and Rood driver s fine hackand no ovnrnharRinsr

There will be two Rimea of base ¬

ball at Punnhou thia afternoon betwoeu the Police and Capitol andE O Hall and the Custom Houae

Judge Gear excurod tbo trialjurors this morning until 130 thisafternoou He was hearing argu ¬

ment of attorneys in the FTagey case

A ohoral society for the produotion of classic musio is being organ-

ized¬

by Professor BallaBoju who isone of the moat gifted musicians inHonolulu

Chauncov Dipaw is to be marriedand Count Perigord and the daugh-ter

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of Levi P Morton have beenmarried In consequence ParegorichaB gone up

RentuoyB fimous donsse JiooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On nale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistribution aKontu for the Hawaiianlalnnria

The Catholic Church in Relationto the Bible will form thn interesting subject of thfl S inday eveningleoture by Father Boarman at theCatholic Cathedral It ia expectedthat a vary larga audience will be inattendance

Dr Winslow did not appear inthe District Court this morningowing to illness Miss Mudge waspresent with her attorney GeneralW O Smith The two cases werecontinued until next Saturday Addrowa PeterH and Andrado are at ¬

torneys for Winslow

The King la Suffering

NeW York Oct 5 Concerningthe report that the illness of KingEdward is caused by cancer of thethroat tho London correspondentof the World cables

The report from Copenhagen fol-

lowed¬

close upon the visit to KingEdward at the Danish royal palaceat Predensb9rg of Sir Felix Somonthe noted throat specialist who wassummoned from London and whowas recently added to tho staff ofRoyal Physicians with tho title ofPhysician Extraordinary It wasnoticed that the mysterious throattrouble had affjoted tha Kuivoice making it husky and it wassaid he had been forbid Jon to makeany more publio speeches He alsocut his consumption of cigars downto three a day

Apologized For Oofar

Washington Oatober 2 TheUnited States governmant has sentan apology to Japan for tha brutaltreatment accorded by immigrationofficers at Honolulu a ooiiple of

months ago to osrtaiu Japanese oiti

zens including a number of Japanese women The woman who were

detained wore examined by male in ¬

spectors at the quarantine on a sus ¬

picion that they were infected withbubonic plague

m m

To Hansom Mi s Stone

Washington Oct 5 An apppalhas been made to Christian Americato raise the 112000 noeded for theransom of MiBs Ellon Stone themissionary in the hands of brigandsKidder Peabody Co of Bostonwill be truateecf

SHAMROOK DEFEATEDV

Columbia Gained Third Itaco OnTime Allowance

New Yoiik October 4 The whitoflyer Columbia won the third anddcisivo race with the Shamrock to ¬

day on time nllowauco It was anunsatisfactory victory but victory itwas and the nup stays here TheShamrock made a most valianteffort and the race throughout wasclose and exciting but mightily asthe challenger strove to retrieve herfortunes she could not do it al-

though¬

tho golden lady as SirThomas approtionately describes thejbronzs racer did manage to makeso close a finish that time allowancealone saved the defender from de-

feat¬

As it was the Shamrockcrossed tho finish lino a scant halflength ahead of the Columbia butcounting her time allowance theColumbia won by 41 seconds

This last race of the series wasovor a thirty mile leeward and wind ¬

ward course tho first fifteen milesbeing a straight tilt down the win dand tho second fifteen mileB a beatto windward The wind held steadyfrom north-north-we- st but variedin force sometimes blowing iu petulant junta and then weakening toa gautlo breeze only to freshenagain

There was the usual maneuveringfor position at the start the Jo lu la ¬

bia getting a bit the worst of thegame crossing the line thirteen sec-

onds¬

ahead of the Shamrock audtherefore giving her rival the covet-

ed opportunity of hlanktiug theleader and which the Shamrockwas not slow in uoing Both wentover with every bit of oanvas show-

ing¬

that it was possible to put onthem balloon jibs rounded andfull audspinnakerB HWohin to portThen ensued a lulfiug matob theShamrook ondeav riog to keep herplace dead astern of the Columbiaand that vessel striving to iet clearof theblauketing of the ShamrockThe challengers greater Pajl areasoon began to tell aud graduallyshe lessened the distance betweenherself and the flying leader

With varying fortunes the twofought it out to the outer markifirst one and theu th other forgingahead to the freshening of thesternward wind Nearitig the markthe Shamrock drew considerably inthe lead and taking in her billnonjib and spinnaker as she sivuuitaround tho point fouud as thoColumbia followed her around tbatshe had gained one minute and fourseconds in the run down the wind

The struggle then was mainly abattle of skippers and a right grandstruggle it was And as th tworacers after numerous tanks finallydrew noar the Sandy Hook light-

ship¬

which marked the finish f therace the Columbias backers sawwith thoir hearts in their raw hithat the Shamrock wis nearly oneven terms with tho Yankee boilthe two being scarcely a lengthapart Lengths counted thn butthe defender though sailed with alltho skill of her exp rt master co i Id

not overcome the Shamrook Inad

and in the bitter struggli that fol-

lowed¬

the ohallenger finally stag ¬

gered over tho lioe with a lead ofless than her own length and twoseconds in time This subtractedfrom the forty three seconds wbiohthe Shamrook allows tho Columbiagave the viotory to tho defender bythe close margin of forty oneseconds

A km a a Mourning

The fallowiug letter of condo ¬

lence has been sent to Mrs MoKinloy by tho Speaker of the TerritorialHouse of Representatives throughthe hands of Mr Hitohoook tboU S Secretary of the Interior atWashington The letter reads

Sept 30 1901

Mrs William MoKinleyOauton OhioDear Madam Aa Speaker of tho

House of Representatives oftha first legislature of the Ter-

ritory¬

of Hawaii and on behalfof the members and ollioorB of thatbod I wish to extend t J you thesincere Alpha of the entire Ha

waiiau peoplo in your tribulationand to add our mite to tho weahbof worthy tributes to our belovedPresident

A naturally loving and sympathe-tic

¬

race tho Hawaiian had first cometo rospect and admire aud later tolovo tho groat and good man whohad through the Organio Act creat ¬

ing tho Territory of Hawaii andthrough his appointments to thebench given back to tho libertyloving Howniians tho rights whichthey formoily enjoyed and moiosinoo as Americans wo have morerights than as Hawaiian a we overhad evin under the btst of thegovernments of our chosen sover-

eigns¬

With all the world Hawaii mournswith you Kamdhamoha the lonelyone With all American states audterritories Hawaii mourn the lossof the noblest and bjat American ofhi3 age B it perhaps more deeplythan any part of the world overwhichtho flg wayes Hwaii andespecially tho H waiiau race mournsfor hi ji who made us a part of thegrand union aud rostored to us therighta of life liberty and the pur-

suit¬

of happinessHis high statesmanship will ever

be a model for our best politicalthinkers Tbe memory of his kind-

liness¬

will help the more rapidly toheal the wound which Hawaii baaBuffered And his noble Ohristianlife will for time never ending be aconstant inspiration to the racewhich from the first received theGospel of Christ gladly

I have the honor to remainMost sincerely ours

Joseph A AkinaSpeaker

Tho New Yacht Olub

The Hawaiian Yacht Club wasorganized yesterday and the follow-

ing¬

officers elected

Commander T W HobronVice Commander Prince David

KawanauakoaSecretary and Treasurer P L

Weaver JrRegatta Committee A W Pear-

son¬

Clarence Crabbe J S Dilling-ham

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Directors W F Dillingham EA Mntt Smith D L Conkling TW Hobron Prince David

Port Commander H P RothOfficial Measurer O Sorenson

The First Local Mint

One of the institutions herewhich has tho special attention oftourist as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu Btreet opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere general manager McDonoughand his oorps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lauai ia aproper resting place and the vaultswhere the bars to be mintod andbeer ate kept present a very taBtyspeotaole The Mint ia open from530 I m to 1130 p m and duringthose hours the work never ceasesVisitors after looking over tho placewill find first clas refreshments andthe purest of liquors

B AUTHORITY

SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE

In pursuance of an Execution is ¬

sued out of the District Court ofHonolub Hand of Oabu Terri-tory

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of Hawaii by Lyle A DickeySecond JJislriot Magistrate of saidHonolulu on the 5th day of Octo ¬

ber A D 1901 in re matter of YeeTai vs Wong Tai I have on thiB7th day of Ootober A D 1901levied upon and shall expose forBale at Public Auction ti tbo high ¬

est bidder at the Police StationKalakaua Hale iu said Honoluluat 12 noon of MONDAY the 11thday of November A D 1901 all theright ti 1 and interest of the saidWong Tai in and to the followingdescribed property unless the judg-ment

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amounting to Two Hundredand Thirty eight aud 5 100 Dollarsinterest cost aud my expenses arepreviously paid Said propertylevied upon being

Ore wagonOHAS P OHILLINGWORTH

Deputy Sheriff Territory of Hawoii

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Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

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Piouppr Tiino of Pnplcpfrs from Liverpool

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The Home Journal New York says TOHANJNIS is pure therefore healthful itj is ch ar asCrystal thus pleasing to the eye it is lively andsparkling therefore refreshing to lh taste

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Befrigrators andIce Chests

Michigan Stoves andRanges

Kerosene Oil StovesHouse Furnishing GoodsTHE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

Fort and Bethel Street Stores

Fifteen Car LoadsOP THE FAMOUS

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Brewed by the renown

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In BBLS aud OASES of QUARTSand PINTS aro due to arrive with ¬

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FOR SALE BY

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NOTICE OF KEMOVAI

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Ice Chestsichigan Stoves- - and

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THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFort and Bethel Street Stores

Fifteen Car LoadsOP THE FAMOUS

Brewed by the renown

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St Louis

In BBLS nod CASKS of QUARTSaud PINTS are duo to arrive with- -

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HONOLULUAND

411 Way Stations

TelegramH con now be pentfrom Honolulu to any placeon the Islands of HawaiiMnui Lanai and Molokoi by

Wireless -- - Telegraph

CALL UP MAIN 181 Thats theHonolulu Office Time Raved moneyavt d Minimum charge 2 per

message

HOBOLULU OFFICE4 MGOOH BLOCK

UPSTAIRS

TIMELY TOPICS

A Large Slock for

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

Pansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Chet and RefrigeratorsEnterprise Meat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubber Hose and Hose ReelSteel Rubber and Cocoa MatsWlienltirrowB Hoes Rakes and

HookoShovels and SpadesOos and HaudlesScythes and Garden ShearsLamps and LanternsHat and Mouse TrapsStep LaddersCoffee Mills and Agate WarePoultrv and Mosquito NottingoVictoria and Pan Amorican Hand

Sewing MachinesTable CaBt Bnnd ScalesTinned and

Porcelain SaucepanSP Knives Spoons andForksQlobep Chimney and WioksKeroBODP Oil GasolineSad and Charcoal IronsCharcoal iu BapsTin and Agate WaresHawaiian and Dairy Salt in BagsGem Ice Shavera and Gem Ice Cream

FreezersThe AERMO- -

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by every one to

bo the very best

windmill in ex-

istence

We want your help in distributingthe above useful artioles bo we willbe able to dispose them at the lowestmarket prices

TboHawRJa Hardware CoLoFort Street opposite Spreokeli

On Bank Honolulu H I

FOB BALE

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliho Street near King Only smallcash payment received Apply to

WJLLIAM SAV1DGE CO209 MeteUtrnt Street

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A SDKSER PROPOSITION

Well now theres tho

ICE QUESTION I

You know youll peed ico youknow itV n necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ice which will give you satisfaction and wed like to supplyyou Order from

Too Oabn Ice Electric Co

HOFFMAN AND MARKHAM

Telephone S151 Blue PostcfficeBox 606 77

Sanitary Steam Laundry

Co Ltd

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large additions toour macliinerv we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLTPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 2o cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt delivery guaranteed

No fenr of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite inspection of our laun-dry

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and methods at any time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73and our wagons will call for your

14 work tf

Full o FishesThe tea iB full of fishes theworld of wise men and womenwho eat only LEWIS OWNCURE Hams and BreakfastBacon

Four MillionWomen

In the United Statos buv onlyLEWIS OWN CURE Hams

and Breakfast Bacon

Thousands of

ChildrenHave sensible parents whouse only the heat LEWISOWN CURE Hams andBreakfast Bacon

LEADING GROCERS240 Two Telephones 210

106 Fort Street

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SandIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING CONTRACTED

FOR

CORAL AMD SOIL FOB SALE

gfcT Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Monsarrat Cart

wrigbt Building Merchant Sticon -- tf

THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort

S3ATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ico Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UPFon

lilders Steaisbip Co

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Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

BuBlnosa Garde

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KEPOIKAI ALUIjI

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Office Wailuku Mnui

A M HEWETT

jPTeifjM Olerk and StcvotforoOld Reliable Again on Dock

Office At the Old Vsn Dome Premises1 845 1 y

Dtt E O WATBRHOUBE

Office and Residenok Kino StbeetNEATt ALArn

Office hours 8 to 1 A M 1 to 3 and 7 toK r m Tcleplwni Oil yUUn

H R HITOHOOOK

ArronNEV at Law

Ofiico Merchant Street CarlwrightBuilding

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T R MOESMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searcher of Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merohant Btreot1419 11

ALLEN St ROBINSON

Dialers in Luiium and Coal andBdildino Materials of

All Kinds

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EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewriter Lc- -VEYANOER AND SeAROBEB IF

Reoobds

Ho 15 Eaahnmnnn Street

DB BLOaGETT

Oculist and Aurist

ProfEiesB Block 3d Flor Office HonrsQ A v tn 4 p u

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Surveyor and Real Estate Agent

Office Bethel 8uotovpr tho Hew330 Model Restaurant ly

THOMAS FITCH

Attorney at Law

33a S King St Honolulu17 lm

JOHN NOTT

PLUMDih Tin CorPEn and SheetJDN Work

KlnE Btrent Honnlnlu

F H REDWARD

Contractor and Builder

Jobbling promptly attended to

Punchbowl Street No 42 Tele953 phone 1701 Blue tf

UC0M0BILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDa of Amerioa of Nowtou MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joeeph Hi leluho aud run bygasoline

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One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHelelube at Washington Place orto F J Testa this nfOce

FOR QAXjHIAn AOBK8 OPIjAND IN OUANTB1 1 2180 aud blO at Kamaee North HIIoHawaii Apply to

MOBKIB K KEOHOKALOJiHileal Et Airnt

Kaahamouu Pree