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F.ntcicdntlhc Postoflice nt llilo, Ha
Willi, ns sccotid'Clasii milter
(Illi.tSlll'.n KVKKV 1'KIDAV.
J. Cahti.u Uidc.way - Kditor
I). V. Mahsii - business Manager.
THE PESSIMIST.
It is only the pessimist who says
there is no good in anything. It is
lie who sees no future for llilo mid
has llilo doomed to 1 cumin as it is
for the next twenty yeirs. He
asks why have n hotel when there
are no guests to fill it? Yet he
loses sight of the1 fact that neither
the tourist noi the guest will come
when theie is no hotel. The ab
senee of a comfortable hotel is a
bar to travelers willing to put up
with the discomforts of the trip
which arc exaggerated by Honolu
lu hotel clerks. Make the opening
for the right hotel man, who will
run a respectable hostelry, who
will advertise the sights and see
that tho people see them, and he
can only succeed.
ANOTHER PARK AVAILABLE.
Since the removal of the build
ings on the mauka side of Iron
Street opposite the Moolicau Park,
it has become apparent that the
tract of Government land just re
cently vacated would make an ideal
addition to our present Park, and
could be utilized with artistic effect
in beautifying Front Street.
The vista opened up bv the removal
of the stores brings back to the
older inhabitants the beauties of
llilo long ago. The Haili Hills
and the magnificent sweep of land
scape intervening, with the" array
of co-oinut and royal palms sway
ing above the roofs of the houses,
make the view a vertible picture in
itself. llilo might well add this
strip of land to the Park we now
have, not only from an artistic point
of view, but also from a sanitary
standpoint. We do not care to
have another array of buildings
opposite the Park, similar to that
which have just been removed.
With si park on cither side of Front
Street, and with that thoroughfare
put into travelling conditon, llilo
would have a bouleward of which
they might well be proud.
Wiv are pained to see the reck
lessness with which the Herald
jumps at conclusions, when the
news comes from Washington of
the designation ot Florentin Sou.a
as consul for the republic of Pana
ma. President Roosevelt is not
empowered to appoint representa
tives of foreign countries to the
United States, however much he
would like to. Mauador Tuerrero,
President of the new republic, se
lected and commissioned Senor
Soua foi his former services in the
dip'omatlc corps. Consul Soua
was over fourteen years U. S. con
sular agent at Champerico, Guata
imla, and well deserving of the
honor conferred upon him.
Neil llonnl oT Commissioners.
W. II. Sliipiuau, as Ch.iiriuau, V
II,
Iiuibcrt, and I. IJ. Ray have been np
oiiitid by C. S. Holluwny as member
of si Ilmrd of Commissioners to assess, the
amount of dniu igcs to be sustained by
Mich claim nits as have filled to agree
with the Government in the compromise
of their claims, and to assess benefits or
betterments in the matter of Street Im
provements in the City of Hilo, Island
mid Territory of Hawaii.
Their first dulj will be the settlement
of the proposed widening of llridge
Street from the llridge to Aliiaulu Street
in l'liueo; also the. claims along the
South side of King Strict for the widen
iiiL'ofKuiL' Streit; mid the claim of
Reinhardt for the widening ol Volcano
Road near Pouahawni-Strcct
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llilo Shipping.
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July 15th, Am. I! irk. "Roderick Dim,"
,11. IJugall master 111 13 days from Sail
Fr.iucisui vvith 16 crew and 5 passengers,
and general cargo valued at JJ3J75. 82.
July 1r1lh.A1n.il irk. "Amy Turner,"
W. C. Warl.iiidiuastei.in 15 days from
Sin I'ranelsco with 1 crew, wife nud one
inssfiiL'ir.undeeiieral ciruo valuul at
(j;iim,6l.
Lost A Ladies Wnlthaiu Watch be
twi en WidaiiiieiiiK uud Pleasant streets.
Kt HUM to'l'KimiKli Office.
violent i:autikjuaki:.
Shod. IVII Throughout V hole IHi
trIH. Volcano ('hnngrs Shape.
hast btuiUay at 2:00 r. AI. qui e
a seismic visitation came to llilo
and vicinity, waking the good lu
ll ibitants from their alternoou
siestas, and tumbling pictures and
bric-a-brac about in a heedless
manner. The quaking was slow
and steddy, vibrating about 33 sec
onds, with a period in the middle
of about 5 seconds of real genuine
jolting. Houses and trees could be
seen swaying to and fro, and con
siderable damage was done to croc
kery, ghss etc. The shake was
felt at the Volcano House, which
was rather unusual as most earth
qustkes that strike llilo are merely
felt nt the Volcano. Kvidently the
shock caused several cracks in the
wall of the crater for during the
night there were cave -ins on the
eist and south sides of the pit.
Walls heretofore of an angle of 500
or fop'arc now perpendicular. The
lava flow and cones are covered
with about 50 or 60 feet of debris.
The hot cracks are much hotter,
and the crater itself is perfectly clear, 1
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UO sieuiu or Miipimr mines i-MiipiiiK
at all. If this lack of smoke con
tinues there is apt to be an ex
plosion and outbreak shortly, ac
cording to the kamaainas who pro
fess to know.
Macaroni Wheat.
llefore wheat was raised in Califor
nia, the Makawao district grew
large quantities of that cereal
fori
the California market, but
of late '
years the raising of wheat on Maui
has been abandoned. Mr. K II Bai
ley, a prominent rancher of Maka
wao is putting forth intelligent
efforts to restore cereal and hay
culture on Maui with what pro
mises flattering results. Mr. Bailey
corresponded with the United
States Agricultural Department on
the subject, and was advised to
experiment with Macaroni wheat,
which is peculiarly adapted to a
dry climate. He procured two or
three bushels about three or four
months ago, and seeded over a
couple of acres. The wheat has
matured and produced a big crop,
practically without rain. A sheaf
of this wheat was brought to the
New's office, where it is now on
exhibition. The stalks are large
and strong, and the wheat averages
over four feet in height. The grain
is bearded like barley, and the
heads measure from three to four
inches in length, and are closely
filled with a small, dark grain.
This flour from this wheat is
dark, but very nutritious, and
much esteemed as bread by the
Portuguese. Other varieties of
wheat, also barley and oats were
sown by Mr. Bailey, and all did
well except the oats. The cut
worms have not proved in the least
troublesome this year. Mr. Bailey
is also successfully experimenting
with a new hay known as spelt..
This somewhat resembles wheat
hay, and is peculiarly adapted to a
dry climate. It is successfully
grown in the dry lauds of Texas
Mr. Bailey is confident that
spelt, will prove a successful hay
crop on Maui, and as hay ranges
$30 to $40 a ton, it should prove a
valuable crop.
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Chicago, 111., July 1.1. The
strike of meat packers continues.
The course of the arbitration con
ferences indicates an early settle
ment. Kiiuiii Arrivals.
Dr. L. S. Thompson, Miss II. F. Coau,
Mrs. C. W. Hill, Miss Florence Hill, Miss
Margaret Hill, Ray Peterson, Dr. II. II.
Jiiines, F. W. Thrum, J. M. Smith, F. S.
Mil n sol I, J. C. Mociue, Geo. Keutwell
,., la silVil (Ulli wife. Miss Ivy Richard
sou, Mrs. Mahoe Aiua and 3 children, II
I p, Kaohi, Mr. O. P. Fernandez, Mrs. Per-
, namUv. nud child, Mrs. Medeiros.Mrs. Mo
Rae nnd 3 children, Mrs. C. S. Holloway
j nml 3 children, Mrs. C. L. Wight, Miss
M. Walker, F. C. Smith, IJ. D. Ilaldwlii,
I J. C. Ridgway, Chester A. Doyle, Mrs. M,
lit. Forbes, John Fairlie, Miss Jennie
Fairlie, Palmer P. Woods, J. F.Woods,
1 H.J. Walker, Miss J. Thomas, Miss A.
Osorio, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lleers nnd
child, and Dr. Ooodhue.
IMHIIISli
A. II. Clark, I). U.S., of Honolulu, will
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occupy Dr. Wnchs' office in Hilo after
August Kth, during his nbseuce.
37"
dull for Primaries.
All Kcpiilillcin I'rcciiict Chilis through
out tliu District will meet nil I'KIDAY,
JULY 33, 1901, nt 7 jo o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating members for n
new District Committee, nml nlso Dele
Killed lo 11 Territorial Convention lite
persons uoinlunteil nre lo Ik voted for nt
n l-riimry Flection to he held on SATUR
DAY, AUOUST 6U1, between the hours
of 3 noil 8 p. in. The District Committee
dieted will meet nt FIRP.MHN'S ltAM,
HIM), nl 10 o'clock n. in., I'KIDAY,
AUOUST 13, 1904, mid nominate candi
dates for Senators nutl Representatives;
the Delegates to the Territorial Conven
tion will nominate n candidate for Dclo
gate to Congress nil of whom nre to be
voted for nt n General Ktcction to he held
on NOVF.M1IHR 8, 1904. The Territorial
Convention will nlso elect n new Terri
torial Central Committee. The lusisof
representation to the several District
Committees ami Territorial Convention
will be ns follows:
I'IKST SKNATOIUAt. AND KIU'KKSHNTA-
TIVK district:
Xo. Del. lo No. Del. to
Dist. Com. Ter. Con.
1st I'rcciiict 3 1
2d Precinct 3 1
3d I'rcciiict 6 3
4th Precinct 9 6
5U1 I'rcciiict 1 1
6th I'rcciiict I I
1 7th I'rcciiict 1 1
I .Slh I'rcciiict 1 1
1 otli Precinct I I
1 10II1 I'riciiict 1 t
1 wmm
Total 26 17
P. PF.CK, President.
V. S. AIcLkvx, Secretary. 3S.3
Republican Heeling, llli
i Precinct Club.
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In accordance with the provisions of
Section 13, of Article I of the Rules nud
Regulations of the Republican party of
the Territory of Hawaii, all Republicans
f ',lc Poorth Precinct Club nre requested
I to meet nt I'iremnn's Hall, July 33, 1904,
nt 7:30 p. in., for the purpose of nominat
ing delegates to the Territorial conven
tion and the District convention.
Primary election for Fourth Precinct
will be held on l'ridny, August 6, 1904,
nt the Court House in Hilo, between the
hours of 3 and 8 o'clock p. in., nt which
lime nud place will be elected six dele
gates to the Territorial and nine dele
gates to the District Convention.
I. F.. RAY,
President.
R A. LYMAN, JR.,
Secretary.
Approved:
P. PF.CK,
Chairman First District Committee.
RlirORT OF Till! CONDITION
OF
THE FIRST BANK OF HILO
AT THIJ CLOSE OF 1IUSINF.SS
JULY 16, 1904.
RIJSOURCIJS:
Loans nud discounts $319,706.36
Call loans nnd C5ov't Wnrrants 6,541.22
Furniture nnd fixtures 5,845.31
Other nssets 693.38
Dm from batiks 4,670.45
Cash and exchiuge 26,586.00
t5364.042.52
MAHILITIF.S:
Cnpitnl stock paid in $143,500.00
Undivided profits 21,311.98
Deposits 194,820.76
Due other lnuks 3.619.78
Dividends unpaid 1,760.00
J364.042.52
I, C. A. Stobie, Cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true tn
the best of my knowledge nnd belief.
C. A. STOIHIJ, Cashier.
IJxamiued nnd found correct:
WM. II. SHIPMAN, )
I. S. CANARIO, ) Directors.
JOHNJ.GRACIJ, )
N. C. WILLFONG, Auditor.
Subscribed nud sworn to before me this
1SU1 day of July, A. D. 1904.
THOS. C. RIDGWAY,
Notary Public, 41I1 Circuit, Territory f
Hawaii. 38-3
QUICK DISPATCH
Tine ai
Bark RODERICK DHU
CAPTAIN INGALLS
WILL SAIL FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AT 9:00 A. M.
NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 23
For freight or passage apply to
R. T. GUARD,
Agent Matson Navigation Co., Wniakca.
$10 Howard
Will be paid for information lending to
arrest nud conviction of the thief who has
stolen thirty of my mixed breed hens.
F.ach Inn had one wing clipped.
CHAS. M. I.KIILOND.
To Shippers.
All freiiiht sent to ships by our launches
will be clmrned to shippers unless iiccom-1
pauled by 11 written order from the cap
tains of vessels.
3otf It. A. LUCAS & CO.
Subscribe for the Tkimin!', Islnnd miI.
bcriptiou f2.$o,
BY AUTHORITY.
Koimw.ieii.i Three - (loom
School-House
Proposals will be received nt the office
of the Superintendent of Public Winks,
Honolulu, T. H until 13 o'clock 111.01"
August Kth, 1904, for furnishing nil ma
terials nml labor for constructing 11 three
room school-house at Kouavvaenii, Ha
waii. T. II.
Plans nud specifications nre on file ill
lb" office of the Assistant Superintendent
of Public Works anil with 12. I?. Rich
ards, Agent for Public Works Department,
Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which will be
furnished intending bidders on nceipt of
$5.00, which sum will be rclurnid to the
bidder nfler he has deposited his bid and
returned the plans nud specifications.
Proposals must be submitted 011 the
blank forms which will hi fiiruisbid by
the Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, nud I?. 15. Richards, nud enclosed
in n sealed envelope addressed to Hon.
C.S. Hollowny, Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu, T. II., endorsed "Pro
posal forn Three-Room Scbool-Ilousc nt
Kounwaeua, Hawaii,"
lvicli proposil must contain the full
name of the pirty or parties making the
same, nud must be accompanied by n cer
tified check of 5 of the amount i-f the
proposil, pa) able to C. S. Hollowny, Su
perintendent of Public Works, ns surely
that if llie proposal be accepted 11 con
tract will be entered into.
No proposal will be entertained unless
made oil the blanks furnished by the As
sistant Superintendent of Public Works,
or K. IJ. Richards, nnd delivered nt the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works previous to 13 o'clock m. on the
day specified.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
C. S. HOM.OWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, July 18 1904. 38.3
Department of Public In
struction. NOTICIJ 01' T1JACIHJRS' FXAMINA
TIONS. IJxnminntioiis of candidates for Teach
ers' Primary Grade Certificates will be
held at the High School Iluilding. Hono
lulu, on Thursday and Friday, August
35th nnd 2GU1, 1904.
Ily order of the Department of Public
Instruction.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
C. T. Konr.KKS, Secretnry. 38-3
Auction.
I will sell nt public miction nt 3 o'clock
p. ill., Saturday, July 33, 1904, to the
highest bidder for cash, nil of the build -
ingsnow occupied by the Volcano Sin-
hies and Transportation Co. on llridge
street, nenr Wnilukti llridge. IliiiliUugs
to be removed.
IJ. IJ. RICHARDS,
Agent Public Works Department,
A.T AUCTION!
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 6,
THE ROCKEY LOT
On North Side ofWniaiiucnue Street, between the Residences of J. W. Mason nnd
C. A. Stobie. This Lot Iris a Frontage of 66 Feit and 150 Feet Deep.
Will be Sold nt Auction tit the Front Door of My Office.
I. E. RAY, - - - - Auctioneer.
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E. N. HOLMES I
Importer and Dealer in American and foreign
Dry Goods
Boots and Shoos
Hals and Caps
Haberdashery
Ladies' and Men's Underwear
Hardware, Paints and Oils
Flour, Feed and Hay
High-Class Furniture and
Jiedding
Crockery and Glassware
House Furnishing Goods
ling's, Matting ami
Grass Cloth
Wagons and Carriages
WUANUF.NUF.
STRF.RT
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So wo nine System Tor llilo,
Hawaii.
Proposals will be nccived nl llie ofliu
of the Superintendent of Public Works,
Honolulu, T. It., until 13 o'clock 111. of
Augum 15, 190J, for constructing
l.l.ooo feci Gdncli vltrifinl pipe sewi r.
670 fed 8-Inch vilrifiid pipe sewer.
3,386 feit ao-incli concrete sewer.
3 brick manholes.
I double Hush tank.
19 single Hush tanks.
And other work appeitaiiiiiig to the
construction of n sanitary sew cragc sys
tem nt llilo, Hawaii, T. II.
Plans nud specification nre on file nl
the office of the Assistant Superintendent
of Public Works, Honolulu, nnd with IJ.
IJ. Richards, Agent lor Public Works De
partment, Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which
will be furnished intending bidders 011
receipt of $5.00, which sum will be re
turned lo the bidder nfter he lias depos
ited his bid nud returned the plans.
Proposals must, be submitted on the
blank forms, which will be furnished by
the Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, nud euelosid In n sealed envelope
nddrcssed lo Hon. C. S. Hollowny, Super,
iutendent of Public Works, Honolulu
T. II., endorsed "Proposal for Construct
ing Sewerage Sjsletn for Hilo, Hawaii."
IJich proposal must contain the full
lntuis of the pirty or pirties making the
same, nnd must be accompanied by n cer
tified cluck for fSoooo, payable to C. S.
Hollowny, Superintendent of Public
Works, as surety that if the proposal be
ncceptid a contract will be entered into.
No proposal will be entertninctl unless
made on blnnks furnished by the Assist
j nut Superintendent of Public Works, nnd
delivered nt the office of the Superinten
dent of Public Works previous to 13
o'clork tn. 011 the day specified, nnd any
bidder whose bid does tint conform hi
every respect with the requirements of
the blnnk proposal will have his bid re
jected.
The Superintendent nlso reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
C. S. HOM.OWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, T. II., July 18, 1904. 38-3
Roinl Mhhukona lo Pun
hue. Proposils will be received at the office
of the Superintendent of Public Works,
Honolulu, T. II., until 12 o'clock in. of
August 1st, 1904, for constructing the
raid Maliukoiia lo Puuhiie, District of
North Kohnla, Hawaii, T. II.
Plans nnd specifications are 011 file nt
the office ol the Assistant Superintendent
I of Public Works, and with J. Hind,
Chairman of the North Kolrala Road
1 itoani, Hawaii, 1.11., copies 01 which
.
will be furnished intending bidders 011
receipt of J5.00, which sum will be re-
1 turned to the bidder nfter be hns tie-,
' posited his bid nnd returned the plans
i"(' ipecifisitions.
( Proposals must be submitted on the
blnuk forms, which will be furnished by
(the Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, and enclosed ill a sealed envel-
'ope addressed to Hon. C. S. Holloway,
1904, AT 1:00 O'CLOCK P.M.!
and (jlrocorio
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E. N. HOLHES
Superintendent of Public Works, Hono
lulu, T II., eildnised "lroxiiil Tor Coll
strutting Road Miiliukoii 1 to Piiuhiii, N
Kohnla, Hawaii, T, II."
Knell proposil must contain the full
name of the party or parlies making the
same nud must benccompanlid by ncctll
lied check of 5 of llie amount of the pro
posal, piynhle to C. S. Holtoway, Su'ier
intclident ol Public Winks, ns suiety that
If the pro'xisat be accepted a contract
will be entered into.
No proposal will be etitcrtnined unless
mndc oil the blanks f;irnihid by the
Assistant Superintendent of Public Works
and delivcicd at the olTice of the Super
intendent of Public Works previous lo
13 o'clock 111. on the day specifiid.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
C. S. HOM.OWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, T. H.,Jiily 18, 1904. 38-3
New Koiul, 22-Mile, Olim,
Hawaii, T. 11.
Proposals will be received nt the office
of the Superintendent of Public Works,
Honolulu, until 12 o'clock 111. of July 35,
1904, for constructing 11,000 feet of pro
posed 22-mile road, Olna, from Yolc.iuo
Roid to Station no I 00. Ol.ia, Hawaii.
Plans mid specifications nre on file at
the office of the Assistant Superintendent
of Public Works, Honolulu, nud with IJ.
15. Richards, Agent. Department of Pub
lic Works, Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which
will be luriiished intending bidders on
receipt of $5.00, which sum will be re-
, turned to bidder nRer be ha deposited
his bid nnd relumed the plans nud speci
fications.
Proposals must be submitted on blnuk
forms, which will be furnished by the
Assistnut Superintendent ol Public
Works, nud enclosed hi n scaled eliv lope,
endorsed "Proposal for Iluilding ii.ooo
Feet of Proposed 22. Mile Road, Ohm,
Hnwnli, T. II."
Uach proposil must contain the full
mine of the party or parties making llie
same, nnd must be accompanied by n cer
tified check of 5 of the amount of the
proposal, piyable lo C. S. Holloway,
Superintendent of Public Works, as
surety that if the proposil be accepted n
contract will be entered into.
No proposal will be entertained unless
made on blanks furnished by the Assi.
taut Superintendent of Public Works nnd
delivered nt the office of the Superinten
dent of Public Works previous to 12
o'clock 111. on the day specified.
The Superintendent nserve.s the right
to reject nny or nil bids.
C. S. HOM.OWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, July 5, 1904. 37-3
Koa! Koa!!
Koa Lumber in small nud large quanti
ties; well seasoned.
Furniture made to order, any stle
wanted. Repairs mndc on any kind ot
furniture. Prices moderate.
Sorrao Cabinet Shop.
Apply to JOSE G. SERRAO.
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Self-starter nud reversible engine. In
practicability it is npinl to the sttaui en
gine. Sizes from IJi h. p. upwards,
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