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THE GARDEN ISLAND.
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The ONLY PLACIi to buy your office supplies and gen
eral stationery is at our store, 951 Fort Street. Write us your
want . and we shall be pleased to look after it for you.
Our Repair Department for Typewriters, Cash Registers
and Adding Machines is the most extensive in the Territory.
Ilefore buying a typewriter consult us. We handle exclusively
the well known Remington Typewriter which is the BEST
that money can buy.
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Squatters Returning
To Their Old Haunts
Shipping News fr
Office Supply Co., Ltd. 1
ORT STREET
HONOLULU
Just A Few Personal
And Local Jottings
Miss Wtljer w a s a returning
passengee on the Kinau Wednesday.
Willie and Elizabeth Werner, of wno wtre compelled to leave their iuiu Wednesday and Friday morn
(Special to the Daiily Record)
HoNoi.n.r, June Squatters
from the cholera infected districts
MAILS
Inter-Island Mails
Regular mall leaves Lihue on
Tuesday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
Regular mail arrives from Hono-
S. OZAKI
WAIMEA
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
ALSO
Complete Line of Oriental Goods
Telephone No. 102. liranch Wahiawa, Telephone No. 7.
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP
The kind that helps with the work.
Your Grocer has it,
H .Hackfeld&Co., Ltd.
Ilanalei, are home from the nor-,
mal on their summer vacation. J
Miss Carlotta Stewart of the
Anahola school, is spending her
vacation with friends in Honolulu.
Misses Eva and Helen Akana of
Kalihiwai, and who are attending
the Normal school, arrived on the
Kinau and will spend their vaca
tion with their parents and friends
in Kalihiwai.
Deputy Sheriff Werner of Ilana
lei, accompanied bv his daughter
Elizabeth and son William, both of! missior.ers.
whom are attending the Honolulu
Normal, returned from Honolulu
on the I fall Friday.
homes at the outl r.ak of the epide
mic, are returning,
Liquor Firms May
Lose
License
Special to the Daily Record
HoNOi.ri.r, June 29.- Lovejoy
mg. Uunng sugar season man is
frequently Sent and brought by
steamers uia ing extra trips be
tween regular mail days. On days
when the coast mail is due, the
mail boat due on Friday, will lay
over and come in on Saturday
morning instead.
MAILS CLOSE
Registered mail closes on mail
j California Feed Co.
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Dealers in
U.W, IiKAN, RoLI-KDHARLKV,
Oats, Wiikat, Middlings
Sole agents for
I NTF.k NATION AI. STOCK AND
1'ori.TKY Food
1'. O. Pox 452, Honolulu
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Distributors
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SPALDING
Baseball Goods
are the best and'absolutely guaranteed .
E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD.
HONOLULU
carry a full line with prices the same
as sold in all the large cities of the
States. A postal will get you a cata
logue with prices.
TARE'S NtVCm
Notice To Carpenters
i The Hoard of Supervisors of the
County of Kauai at Lihue, Kauai,
will receive sealed bids until 12
o'clock noon of July 5th 1911, for
furnishing materials and construct
! ing three school rooms at Lihue,
Kauai. Plans and specifications will
1e furnished prospective bidders
by application, accompanied by five
dollars, to the undersigned.
J. H. MORAGNK,
County Road Supervisor.
Lihue, Kauai June 17, 1911.
Marine News
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISH
MENT. OFFICE OF INSPECTOR 19th
DIST.,
311 McCandless Building,
Honolulu, T. H., June 28, 1911.
Marine intelligence.
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARI
NERS. HAWAIIAN ISLAND - Oahu
Masson Will Fly
For
Hiloites
and Co., and four other firms may days, at four o'clock sharp. Oi -lose
license which are now hanging dinary mail, at half past four,
in the balance of the License Com- OVERLAND HAIL
Mail for Island offices, leaves
Lihue on Monday , Wednesday and
Friday mornings at six 'o'clock.
Kxcept, however, in cases when
the coast mail delays the Friday
Imat. then the mail will leave on
Saturday at b a. m.
TRANSPORT SER V IC E
To Manila
Sherman, July 12.
Sheridan, August 12.
From Manila
Sheridan, July 5.
Buford. August 4.
For Vancouver.
Zealandia, C.-A. R. M. S. July
(Special to the Daily Record)
Hii.o, June 29. Aviator Masson
i will arrive here to-morrow and will
make several flights.
P. AKANA
Dkkss.m aki-k
Formerly with P. On Tai. of
Honolulu, is now located at
KAPAIA STORE
Ladies' ( larnients made in the
latest prevailing fashions.
Honolulu Merchants
Decline To Act
(Special to the Daily Record)
Honoia-U', June 29. The Mer
chants Association has declined
to act as Chamber of Commerce
of San Francisco requests in matter
of coastwise suspension and says
there is no tarriff on passen
gers. Board Protects
Outside Islands
(Special to the Daily Record)
Honoixia', June 29. The Board
of Agriculture in Honolulu has
adopted resolutions protecting the
other islands against the Mediterra
nean fly.
Islands - Pearl Harbor - Kuahua
Island Spit Beacon, 16, was qer- JapanCSC
manently discontinued, May 22, TWli Ta Utt.ro;;
iiaou iu iianau
18.
F'or China and Japan
T. K. K. S. Tenyo Maru. June
27.
P. M. S. Persia, July 9.
INTER-ISLAND VESSELS, j
P'or Kauai Ports i
W. G. Hall, I. -I. S. N. Co., ;
every Thursday.
Kinau, I.-I. S. N. Co., every
Tuesday. 1
Kau and Kona Ports
Manna Loa, I.-I. S. N. Co., al
ternate Tuesdays and Fridays.
F'or Moloai and Maui
Miahala, every Tuesday.
For Maui and Hawaii Ports.
Mauna Kea, I. I. S. N. Co.,
every Tuesday.
Claudine I.-I. S. N. Co., every
Friday .
j HOTEL BAY VIEW
a WAI.MKA, KAIAI
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.The Commercial Man's
I Favorite Hostlery
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: DICK OLIVER, Manager
1911, in the course of dredging ope
rations in its immediate vicinity.
List of Buoys, Etc., 12th Sub
district, 1909, p. 18. C.& G. S.
Chart. 4107.
j By order o f the Commissioner of
Light-House:
j LEO SHM.
! Lieutenant, U. S. N.,
j Inspector, 19th L. H. District.
HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, LTD.
We are the only practical firm in the Islands today, strictly
in the monument business. We do all our work with pneumatic
tools, driven by compressed air, and the saving iu labor we give
to our customers in the reduced price of monuments sold. We
give any class of lettering, V Sun or raised, but recommend
raised letters as more artistic. We sell monuments at .San Fran
cisco prices, and as a further inducement to purchase from us,
we will give the full name, and the year of birth and death,
beautifully carved in raised letters, in panel work, with frosted
background, absolutely free. We are direct importers of Amer
ican and Scotch marble and granites.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT
HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, LTD.
P. O. Box 491 Honolulu, T. H.
Passengers Arrived
The following passengers arrived
on the S. S. Hall Friday June 30.
Miss II. Akana, Miss IC. Akana,
J. P. Cooke, Dr. Putman and wife,
Mr. Evans, Mr. Shimada, Ah Lan,
Chong Kee, R. G. Oliver, Master
Oliver, G. N. Wilcox, Mrs. R. L.
Wilcox, A. F. Costa, M. R. God
man, W. Werner Jr., E. Wood
ward, W. Werner, Miss Werner,
C. K. Haae, W. Puaoi, Dr. Kito
kawa, K. Hamano and wife, M.
Reis and wife, Kui Chong, Kong
Lung, J. Morse, Misses Kupae,
Sarah Kaleolulu, Wm. Huddy.
" (Special to the Daily Record)
Honolulu, June 29. Many
Japanese are taking back
articles found in the rubbish heaps
where they had been placed on
ch?an-up day.
Ispect Kilauea
(Special to the Daily Record)
Honolulu. June 28. F. A. Per
rett and Dr. Shepherd, arrived yes
terday and will study the Vol
cano of Kilauea. They will camp
at the craaer and hope to get good
results.
PORT ALLEN SHIPPING
Army Officer Is
Fatally Injured
Special to the Daily Record
Honolulu, June 28. Lieuten
ant F'oster of Leilehua was thrown
from a horse yesterday and fatalK
injured.
BRO. BENJAMIN REMEDIES are the BEST
PAU OPU PILIKIA
Bro. Benjamin
COMPOUND WERBALO
STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEY AND DL00D REMEDY
cures Rheumatism, Impure Blood, .Scrofula, Indigestion, Dys
pepsia, Sour Stomach, Lack of Appetite, Fluttering of the
Heart, Gas and Wind on the Stoimch, Bloated feeling, Pains in
the Stomach after eating, Sick-headache, Dizziness, Coated
Tongue, Uilliousness, La Grippe, Dengue Fever, Chills and Fe
ver, Malaria, lireakboue Fever, That Tired Feeling, Jaundice,
Backache, Diabetes, Gravel, Incipient Bright's Disease, Bladder
Trouble, Enuresis, (Bed-Wetting by Children,) Melancholia,
Worms of All Kinds, Nervous and Female Disorders, Sleepless
ness. Cures Constipation, Anaemic Condition. A great Tonic
for women. Directions in English, Hawaiian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and French on blue
carbon around the botile. $l-(0 per bottle; 3 for $2.50; 6 for $5.00.
Bko. Bknjamin Won-dkk LixiMiiN'T -Greatest relief for Aches ami Pains 5o75fo7 $2.oo
Bko. Bk.njamin Catakkii Rkmkdy -for difficult breathing, catarrh, cold in head 50; 5 for $2.00
Bko. Bknjamin Conwi Ki-mfdy- for throat, chest and lung troubles, asthma etc. 50; 5 for $2.00
Bko. Bknjamin Sai.vk for cuts, bruises, burns, sores, itch, piles 25; 5 for $1.00
Bko. Bknjamin Pills Great laxative after dinner pill 25; 5 for $1.00
Trade Mark Registered
in U. S. Patent Office.
The Words Bro. Ben
jamin and this picture
must be on every package.
Woman's Statements
Are Much Doubted
(Special to the Daily Record)
Honolulu, June 29. - The wo
man who claimed to have been rob
bed on the lust trip of the Tenyo Ma
ru and which statement was strenu
ously denied by Schufleur, says she
has recovered diamonds, but not the
money. Schuffeur says he gave the
money and jewels to the stewardess.
It is now believed that the woman
was so drunk that she had spent
the money and had forgotten the
fact.
The Hilouian and Lurline carry
passengers, leaving direct for the
coast, the fare one way or round
trip, being the same as that from
Honolulu.
Marine Intelligence
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Maui ,
island, N'ly side ahului Harbor
Kahului Breakwater Light
Characteristic changed, June 1,
1911, from fixed red to a white!
light showing thus:
Light Kclipse Light Eclipse
1 .5 sec. 6.0 sec. 1 .5 sec. 6.0 sec.
Light is unwatched.
Without other change.
N. to E. No. 15, 1911, par. 465.
C. & G. S. Charts 4105,4116,
4100.
List of Lights, etc., Pacific Coast,
1909, p. 50, after No. 242.
List of Buoys, etc., 12th Sub-
district,'1909, p. 13.
I By order of the Commissioner of '
j Ltghthonse:
I Lko Sahm,
I Lieutenant, U. S. N.,
j Lnspector, 19th L. II. District.
I POST CARDS
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' In a large and choice assortment ,
: Hawaii & South Seas Curio Co
; Young Bldg., Honolulu.
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
Headquarters
for
PAPER BAGS
WRAPPING PAPER
TWINE, ETC.
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
Young Bldg. Honolulu
MILTON & PARSONS
Formerly with Dunn's Hal Shop
Millinery Parlors
Hotel Street, Honolulu
Opp. Young Hotel
Miss Power
Fashionable Millinery
Parlora
310-211 Batton Bldg.
Fori Sir ft
Honolulu
Koloa
Plantation
Store
Whol
esale and Retail Groceries.
Dry Goods of all Descriptions,
General Plantation
Supplies.
Ask your Plantation Store or nearest Dealer to get these medicines for you.
HANOI I I nRI C Ta IM oimibutoks ,034 Fa
UVUULiULiU 1ilUU JV.f LilU. HAWAII
ODD FELLOWS'
BUILDING
From Tuesday's Daily Record
Dr. Derby who has been on the
Ilanalei side of the island for
several days, returned Tuesday,
and is again at the Hotel Fairyiew.
He will complete his engagements
here and return to Honolulu
Friday. j
Deputy Sheriff V erner was a
passenger for Honolulu on yester
day's Hal!. He will return Fri
day accompanied by his daughter
Elizabeth and son Willie, who are
students of the Honolulu Normal
School.
The following Kauai people will
arriye on the Hall Friday: Miss
Kva Akana, Miss Helen Akana,
J.P.Cooke, Dr. Putnam, Mrs.
Putnam.
R. W. A. REDHOUSE
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler
All work strictly first-class
and guaranteed
Island trade will rcceiye
prompt attention
Honolulu
T. H.
Howard Not Yet
OutOf Prison
(Special to the Daily Record)
Honolulu, June 2H.- Smuggler
Howard has tuken the "Poor man's
Oath" but remains in prison.
R. W. Perkins
PHOTOGRAPHER
Honolulu
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Up-to-Date Portraiture
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Kodak Developing
and Printing
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Mail Orders Given
Special Attention
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