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THE .WEEKLY HILO TRIBUNE,, HIU, HAWAII,. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7,-1903. -V u lmmiiiiummimmiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiaimiiiiuiiai l, E. RAY Bargains in Real Estate .To investors on the Islands I wish to call attention to the following properties which are for sale or lease. As values arc low now is the time to buy iaaaaaaaaiiaaaaiaaiaaaaiaaaiaaiaiaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaiaaaiaiaaaaaaaiaaiaiaaaaaaiaaaaaiaaaiaai ' "7 - ' . 1 ..... - - No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 Three-quarters of an acre on Front street, Hilo, 500 feet from depot; frontage of eighty feet; terms to suit purchaser. Price . . Two modern cottages at corner of Church and Bridge streets, Hilo, with leasehold fourteen years to run at $54 per year; brings in rental now of $30 per month. Price, part cash, balance on time Twenty acres at Kallmann; has been planted in cane; suitable for banana's, pineapples or cane. Price, cash .'. Lot 153 x 215 feet, with modern cottage, at corner of Pleasant and Ponahawai streets, Hilo. Price, part cash, balance on time Lot 153 x 215 feet on Pleasant street extension, unimproved. Price, part cash, balance on time (Pieces Nos. 4 and 5, above described, command a fine view of Hilo Bay and arc at a good elevation. One hundred and sixteen acres at Kaumana, seven miles from Hilo, unimproved; suitable for growing bananas, pineapples or vegetables; large quantities of growing koa and ohio timber; wood and lumber alone will pay for land. Price, part cash, balance on time Fifteen acres, one mile mauka Government road, between Kukninu and Paauilo; all cleared and has been planted in cane. Price, part cash, balance on time Lot 142x318 feet on Waiauuenue street, between School street And St. Joseph's School; best bargain on the Hilo market. Will sell cheap if sold soon. Price on application. $4500 c 750 1 3000 1500 I i 2000 1250 ffltfflfflfflfflmwmffltmiffl For further particulars regarding these or other properties address I. E. 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For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY Till: UAH I NET CRISIS. question awaiting a master mind to solve it. It is rumored that Ba ron Kamura, being interviewed by certain representative of the Jingo ists, whispered that they need uot feel uneasy about Manchuria so long as the present cabinet exists, for it is well prepared lor a formid able mobilization. But the Baron speaks a double tongue, as he is The Corner Restaurant FRONT AND CHURCH STS. If you appreciate a good meal nicely prepared cull and see inc. Meals 35c Up C. SHIMAMOTO, Prop. Lato Suppors from 8 p. m. to I a. m. The Troubles of the Administration In Jnpiui. Count Katsura recently tendered, , under the questionable plea of ill health, his resignation, which wc had expected long ago. With the tendering of his resignation the pre sent crisis in Japanese politics has I'egun to engage the national atteu ' secretly negotiating with Russia for tion. The Katsura Cabinet, as an "entente cordiale." The last if every one knows, succeeded the Ito j uot the least distress to the present Cabinet, the resignation of which ' cabinet, is the deficit of the was due to the impossibility of 1 revenues. When the Cabinet I carrying into effect the Budget 1 showed its intention of raising which passed the Diet. In spite of 6,000,000 yen by public loan, the its inability to put into force the 1 House of Peers gave a warning to 'measures of the Budget Ihe Ito the Government about its unsound 1 Cabinet might very easily have re-1 policy. If the Cabinet dare to ' mained in power, but Marquis Ito, , ignore this note, it will appear in conscious of his failure, thought it 'the form of an impeachment in the his duty to resign and resigned, j winter session of the Diet. Thus, This statesman like act deserves to j regarding the House of Peers as a be regarded as a good example. But "pocket borough" on the part of the Katsura Cabinet, to the great ' the Government turns out to be disappointment of the nation, has , mere self flattery, had no programme worthy of the , The Katsura Cabinet knows not name, except that of intriguing, ' where to go. Its intriguing power corrupting, checking and balance-1 and energy have already become ing the two political parties. The exhausted. The tender of rcsigna nation is disgusted by its deficiency I tion by Count Katsura is worse in the sense of right and wrong than a regular resignation, for it which produced a debasing ot the 1 means that selfish ideas have thus moral standard in politics. The I dragged him and his Cabinet to the appelation "the tricky chambermaid I verge of political death. Such is a of the com t" given by a certain able ! stolen page of the Ministerial crisis. CUhllC 1S journalist, is quite justifiably ap plied to the Katsura Cabinet. It happened that a certain member of the Cabinet so abruptly changed certain articles of the Imperial ordinance of the Bourse that many doubled at heart if some specula tion was uot the motive of the steps' thus taken, for the financial world, which was depressed then, went from bad to worse NIROKA. TOH.VCCO OX HAWAII. Experiments Will bo Mniln on Louis son L'liiittatlon. Honolulu, July 31. Kxperi ineuts are to be made with tobacco on a large scale by Jared G. Smith, Special Agent in Charge of the Kx- fiorse periment Station, assisted by the Another discrace, namelv. the i Territorial Board of Agriculture. Textbook scandal, from the fact The Board at its meeting yesterday tl.nt n..i limulrfxl null twentv nffi. ! s asidlJ tlie Sl,m of $1,200 for tile cials have been arrested, one can USe of. Mn Smith a,,d ,he experi easily see that this is a more serious affair than the Panama scandal. No wonder need be expressed at the vote of censure resolved by the Diet almost unanimously. Amid these disturbances, there came a tough problem the Manchuriau meut is to be started at once upon the Louisson place in Hamakua, Hawaii, which, from tests so far made, is the laud best suited for the cultivation of tobacco in the islands. It is proposed to cultivate wrap per tobacco under cover at the Louisson plantation. . Mr. Smith was present at the meeting and stated that he had been carrying on experiments with tobacco at the experiment station on I'unchbowl under cloth, with the result that hei had obtained from fifty to sixty pounds of apparently high grade tobacco. This had been forwarded to Washington for analysis, but no report had been received as yet. At the Connecticut experiment, station, Mr. Smith stated, on one acre of ground under cheese cloth cover there had been raised 1 ,400 pounds of commercial tobacco which sold for ?i.ao per pound. Mr. Smith had also caused experi ments to be made of the various soils of the islands, and with the I result that he had found the soil at ' the Louisson place to be the best adapted for tobacco culture of any in the islands. Mr. Louisson has ' promised to allow the free use of ' the land for the purpose of experi ments for three years, and longer if desired. Mr. Smith stated that the expenditure of $1,200 asked for would cover the cost of 7,000 yards of specially prepared cheese cloth and the frame work on which to erect it, also material, tools and labor necessary for the experiment. The experiment is to be con ducted by L. K. Conter of the United States Experiment Station who has been in charge, and who had made a special study of the raising and curing of tobacco at the station. Mr. Smith stated also that j an analysis had been made of the soil iu Porto Rico by the United I States Agricultural Department. ' On the strength of this a New York firm had already clothed iu and was cultivating 115 acres of laud there ( in tobacco. Mr. Smith believes that we could do as well here with 1 the cultivation of tobacco as else-1 where. ii. i.i 1 1 ... r.-- 1 1 tie aiuouiu asxeu iy uuu tor 1 the experiment was unanimously allotted by the board. Another lMiicer Find. Dawson, Aug. 4. Another big gold strike has been made on the Pelly river. Miners are stamped ing iu that direction. mm I, LM. WXmE DEALERS IN Sb Plantation Supplies of All Descriptions Builder's Hardware Plumbina Goods Paints and Oils Fertilizers Iron and Steel Lumber Windows Blinds Doors A Full and Complete Line of Groceries SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAII KEEN CUTTER KNIVES AND HOES P. O. BOX 94 TELEPHONE 4A 4B JAS. M. CAMERON, Plumber, Tinner, Metal Worker. Mr. Cameron is prepared to give estt mates on all kinds of Plumbing Work and to guarantee all work done. CRESCENT CITY BARBER SHOP CARVALHO BROS., Proprietors. The Old Reliable Stand is still'doing UP-TO-DATE WORK Razors honed, Scissors and all edged tools perfectly ground, Satisfac tion Guaranteed, E3TS?W wwaMWPwasroz & m