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CONDENSED LOCAL ITEMS
W.T Rawlins Is the giust ,,f ,)r '
Holland.
It. I), Hildwln rctimud rrom Honolulu
Wednesday.
II. I. UnlMcilM f KnhnlM is the guest
of Rev. S. I.. Dcwli.i.
Ptcsh racket gut, fresh tennis bills by
iiinil. Witll iNichols Co.
A. II. Lobenstcln entertnincd Chairman
C. J.. Crabb unit A.fi M. Robertson.
Rev. W. It. Peuloti Smith unit Ills
mother ri'lum this afternoon to Knli.ila
Delegate Kuhlo, Col. S.un Parker nint
Archie Maluiulu nrc guests of Oovcrnor
Haker.
Miss Marie Moclne entertained n num
ber ofladles lit m luncheon on last Tlinrs.
tiny afternoon.
Mrs. Pred C. Smith unit Miss Rodgets
ictnriU'it ftotu tl' Volcano House on
Monday nlternimn.
The Misses plsie mid Mabel Wilcox of
Mime, Kuuai nrc visiting Judge ' s
Ionian nnit family.
R. T. Moses of the Vole-mo Stables is
back again at h'is desk after a week's va
c.ition in Hamakua.
Monday, SeptciiilH-r 51I1 is Labor Day
niul 11 legal holiday Jli the Territory by
executive proclamation.
W. T, Robinson of Wiiihiktt, Mint', was
the guest of honor at the home of Mr.
unci Mrs. W. II. C. Campbell.
Miss Plnience Mill Ins been the guest
of Miss Plnrcncc Scott during the past
week atl'ott Arthur, Ried's 11 ly.
Judge Parsons has clriugcd the conven
ing hour of the "rule ilay" of court In 10
o'clock a. 111. niul 2 o'clock p. in. Tues
days. Miss Amy Mill will be nssistiait to her
nister, Miss Plnrence Mill, who b.is bent
appolllteil prineip.il of the Kaiwiki public
school.
Secretary A, I.. C. Atkinson was the
guest of honor at n luau temleil him by
John Kai Jr., at the hitter's resilience on
Church street.
To-day is Queen Liiuokalaui's birth
il.iy, when she will give a public recep
tion ill her lesiilence at Washington,
I'l.ice, Mounliilu.'
A;i election notice appears in this
issue, l'uin h i been divided into two
precincts, Kapoho being known as the
eleventh precinct.
Spriekcls' Mall was crowded Saturday
with Japanese and Orientals to witness a
moving picture exhibition of scenes and
battles in the Russo-Japanese war.
It. II. Moses was a returning passenger
on the Kinnii. Mr. Moses has spent
three months in the States, principally in
San Praucisco and at the St. I.ouis Pair.
Slit riff Andrews in company with J. I).
Itistnu arrivid nl Kawaihae on the
steamer I.ikelike last Thursday and drove
overl.inil to Milo, arriving Moud.iy even
ing. Mr. ami Mrs. Shipunu ami family ac
companied by Alexander Stobie, are
spending the week at the Shipmau
mountain home, twenty-nine miles Vol
cano road.
It is reported in Honolulu by Judge A.
S. IIuuiplues that former Justice C. A.
Oalbrnith will return shortly to Hono
lulu, where he will join in the law firm
ol (iiillir.uth and Humphreys.
Miss II. I.. Hilton, who has been isit
iug Mr. and Mrs. 1'aul Jnrret at Ulupat.i
kua, Maui, arrived by the Kin.ui last
week mid is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Shipmau at their mountain house. I
I.. Severance leaves this morning fori
Sprcckclvillc, Maui where Mrs. Secruuce I
has been undergoing medical treatment
by radium. Mrs. Severance is much im
proed in health mid will return with
her husbniiil.
1'. C. Ilcauicr, the Hike man, made an
eighteen days tour of the Island 011 his
bicycle, returning to Milo on last S itur
day night. Me reports the roads in very
bad condition, making bicycling riding
eiy tlisugreeable.
$100 lor $4.00 Agents and dealers
waulid for wonderful chewing gum, for
eign stamp, love letter writing mid fortune
vending machine, made to use any sie
coin, hlierliorne, ay boutli I liml street,
Philadelphia, l'a., U. S. A.
lly special arrangements with Asst.
Siiil. C.irr of the Railway Mail Service,
the S. S. Kinau is enabled to remain oer
until 1 o'clock p. m. An excursion to
Ol.ui and l'litia has been planned this
morning for the delegates over the Milo
Kailroid.
Last night the ltlks gave 11 social ses
sion 111 honor of the visiting ltlks and
their friends, which waslargcly attended.
1'. It. Thompson presided and 111 his
characteristic 111 inner, produced con.
hiileruble merriment at the, expense of
the uninitiated.
The Ship Tillie It. Starbuck is discharg
ing its cargo of 800 tons of steel rails con
signed to the Hilo-Kohala Hailroad 011
ho ml lighters in the stream. The Wai.i
ken llo.it Mouse are doing the towing up
Wai.ikea rier, where the t .ills are being
slacked ready for use.
M. C. Ilickertou, formerly of Milo and
Miss I01111 Snyder, daughter ol Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Snjder of S.111 Piauciscn,
were married in that city on U'cduesdiy.
August the thiid. Mr. Itirkeilou has
many friends in Hawaii who extend best
wishes to the newly mairicd couple,
Ross is entertaining I.. W.
II. I.
Maworth
Delicious buttir, I'i II
squire. I,.
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stiiiki: UN HIS IIAMI.s.
hltolitiusi' Hum .More Trouble Vtllh
(Insula-Kukiilnii Cold rart.
Contractor Whilehonse seems never to
be able to get to the end of his tumbles
over the Ookalii-Kiikiiiau road contract.
Alter complying with the demands of the
Ililo Young Men's Republican Club with
reference to cilien labor, and the em-
I'ltKViIYiT.II FIMIM UIIHUM1. ifsvs.-,.,
Turner to., Ltd
John Wise mid T. McCants Stewart
were eiitrrtiiined by W. II. Ileeis ployment of n white luuii instead of the
Ceo. Diiiiii of Malii slopped witli his 'jajunese ovetsecr, the new gang of labor-
brother-in-law A. M Wilson of Waiiikea. '. "l f !'" ' Hawmlaiis, struck
last Priday and refused to go to work.
Itdniili Akan mnl Willie Ah llip tell
Inst I'riday to enter school at Honolulu.
Mis. A, James and family nrc spending
a few weeks at the Miggins place 11117
miles, Volcano road.
"K011.1 coffee," our own roast, guaran
teed free from all adulteration. I.. Tur
ner Co., Ltd. 43-lf
W. II. Rice, Jr. who is 11 delegate to1 the
convention from Kauai Is stopping with
X. C. Willfong.
Representative J. I). Lewis has dele
gates DimiI Kalnuokahtui, Jr. mid Ku
latin as guests during the convention.
Miss Xena Itaton left Inst I'riday for
Honolulu, wheie she has accepted a po-
They claimed .bid treatment oil the part
of Pukui, who, though a sub-tuna, is in
charge of the work; that they were dis
criminated against in character of work
given theiii, unit that several of their
number were being laid oil" or discharged
without cause.
When word was received in Milo
of the labor difficulty, Secretary
I A. L. C. Atkinson started for the scene.
I In company with his secretary, J. W.
Lloyd, and two Lyinnns, he left Inlc
Friday afternoon niul arrived nt Ooknln
early Satiitday morning. Me met and
heard the complaints of the strikers and
listened to the contractor's story. Prom
all the evidence and information he could
sition as a teacher in the Honolulu Prec ( lhcre m)mn ( ))avc t,e(:t a ,,.
jvnuiLrgarieii. iiinU-rslniidiiii. 1111 bolli Rides. In n sens!.
ble talk which the Secretary gave to the
laborers he said that even though citizens,
they could not expect to receive the sup
port of the administration It they would
not do a full day's work. There must be
lib more threats, nod if they went on a
strike mid refused to work the contractor
The household goods of Mrs.S. G.
Walker of Ola.i will be sold nt public
auction at Milo Motel, tomorrow ' niter
1100111 nl 3 o'clock.
Miss Genevieve Vcnable hns been ap
pointed substitute teacher at the Union
School, in place of MissCoau, who is tak
ing n rest on account of her health.
had only one alternative left, which would
Tin. Atllwl Trniles will hold a smoker I be to employ Asiatics on the road. He
on next Monday evening, Labor Day, nt lould not countenance the employment
Union Hall, to which nit alTilinting mem
hers are cordially invited to he piesent.
A. 11. Loebeustein returned last Friday
evening from the Volcano House and
Knu, in which latter district he has been
engaged in some important survey work.
Mrs. X. It. Tracy has returned from
her ten d ivs vacation in Olan and the
Volcano House, and has resumed her
duties as librarian nt the Ililo Free
Library.
Miss Daisy Llshiumi mid Miss McLean
were in the city Wednesday to meet the
former's sister, Mrs. Creightou, who has
been visiting Manager and Mrs. Wnlt nt
Gliia for the past week.
l'hil 11. Daukcy, one time hotel clerk
nt the Ililo Hotel and who left here for
Shanghai, Chiun, hns bitn transferred
from the Slnnghai to the Canton offices
of the Imperial Chinese Railway.
Dr. Holland has leased the Kahnuaii
lnui property 011 the corner of Pitman
and King streets, opposite the Court
House square, and will occupy it as an
office ns soon as the building cm be put
in repair.
The executive committee of the Cotil"
lion Club has decided to suspend its
dances for September. The next dance
to be given will be October 7H1, to be
followed by a Thanksgiving germ 111 on
Xovemher 23rd.
It is currently rcporli.il nt Wailuku,
Mnui, that Thos. Cuiiituings head over
seer at Wailuku Sugar Plantation has
been selected to succeed Paul J.irrett as
manager of Kiihikiiiui Ranch, which be
longs to Dr. Rauioud.
The Home Rule pirty held nil open air
meeting S'ltuiday nii-lit at the Pish Mai- 1 1. t,
ket which was lightly attended. On
Monday night candidate Clias. X-otley
nud the Home Rule spellbinders held
forth to a larger crowd at the Wniakea
Iio.it House p.ivilioni
of Jnpaucse on this or tiny other govern
tiieut cot-tract. He asked the strikers
whether they would he satisfied to leave
the matter to be adjusted between him
self, Albert Horner and Pukui, represent
ing Contractor Whllehoiise. This ap
peared satisfactory, mid nfternu extended
conference with Pukui mid member.-) of
the Road Hoard the strikers returned to
their work mid Secretary Atkinson left
for Ililo. There has been considerable
friction, according to Mr. Atkinson, 011
both sides, mid he urged that there be
less disposition to wrangle over unimpor
tant matters. The government wants to
rccogimc citizen labor, but all the law is
not 011 the laborers' side.
Klniiu Arrivals.
S. Torbiner. It. II. Moses, A. JI. Clapp
Jr.. -Mrs. Robt. More, Miss McCarty. It
I), llaldwiu, Miss E. Wilcox, Miss X.
Wilcox, P. X. Aknmura, It. J. Walker, J.
II. S. Knleo, C. L. Deal, M. S. Depout!
C. A. Yarick.M. K.Xakuinn, W. Paikulu,
Chns. Clark, C. 11. Clark, T. P. Mclin. II.
P. Murray, J. II. Kaiwi, D. Douglas, W.
Cnrlyle.J. L. Holt, J. A. Oilman, L. W.
Hnworth, C.T. Lake, P. J. Hare, A. P.
Taylor, C. L. Crnbbe, G. P. Iluriiiuglinm,
, dipt. Moslter, P. P. T. Waterhousc, W.
i II. Crawford, A. O. M. Robertson, W. T.
Rawlins, S. Johnson, J. T. Silver nud
wife, II. P. Phluger, T. McCnnts Stewart,
C. A. Long, G. L. Pisher, 11. P. Vidn, W.
T. Keilbron, X. Pernandes, L. It. Pink
ham, Dr. L. It. Cofer, W. II. Rice Jr., P.
Mnhelona, J. Aulroug, P. M. Kmi.iknu,
K11I110 Knlauiauanle, A. P. Maiiuttla, D.
Kalauokalaui, Sam Parker, R.W. Aylett,
Kalakcnla, P. It. Thompson, P. Meyer,
II. It. Iteasley, Mrs. C. Walton and child,
Serrao, C. II. Smith, R. C. Searle,
G. M. Dunn, W. T. Robertson, W.J.
Coeho, P. It. Kalatna, Mnkahio, J, II.
Lui, W. llerlowitz, W. It. K. Maikai, G.
P. Goodness, J. K. Xahale, G. P. Kmiati
cilia, J. II. Wise nud W. M. McQuaid.
1'lrst Poi'i'licn I'liurcli.
Sibbith, Septembers 1904, 11 n.
'Me could not be hid," Mk. 7:24.
New postal cards. Wall, Xichols Co.
If jour sewing machine is running
hard, dropping stitches, or otherwise be
having b.ullv. just call iii Phone 178.
Ladies, don't worry about how you are
to make your dress, but step in mid con
suit the "pattern lady" at Moses & Ray
mond's. ,,
Mow To Avoid Tint Danijiiks: or.v
Coi.D. I'.vervoue must rvalue the dan
gers attending a severe cold, nud that
.Moolu-au Hall Conlract.
The following bids were opened nt the
Public Works office Monday for the con
structiou ol Mooheau Hall;
W. J. Moody, 65 days..
II. Kendall, 60 days
Jas. D. Lewis, 70 days...
I. l'.rickMiu, (xj ilavs..
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29O5
Itlililrrs Object lo Fault) Spcelllnf
lions.
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There have been many objections ' f
made liv Milo contractors mid others to 1 f
glaring Inconsistencies In the Bwcifi
cations of the Public Works Department,
which it is claimed prevent many re
sponsible contraclois from bidding on
government work,
The attention of the Ililo Hoard of
Trade has been called to the sjiecifl I
cations and plans submitted for the Ililo
sewnrnge system, which it Is nlleged nre 1
indefinite in so far as the amount ofvvork
to be done. The Hoard in turn hnve
taken the matter ti witll Suptcrinteiideiit
Mollowny, for correction, If possible. 1
Objection is made to the clause in the 1
specifications which calls for bids on
work "lo Include n complete system or
such portions as the Itugiueer may de
cide." The specifications it is alleged,
should set forth definitely the number of
linenl feet of sewers embraced in the
contract, but the Department reserves
the right to grnnt n contract for n portion
or for the whole sewnrnge system, lt'is
claimed that a contractor having inside In
formation from the Department ns to
the ntuouut of work contemplated has
the advantage over other bidders nud is
enabled thereby to submit 11 lower figure.
To do n small nmoiint of work will re
qhire ns extensive n plant ns is needed
for n lnrger job. It require approxi
mately the same outlay in tool,, team
nud plant to construct 2,500 feet of sewer
n to construct to 000 feet. Obviously, a
favored contractor with definite infor
mation in advance of the amount ofvvork
projected, would have n decided ndvmit
nge over his competitors.
It is also set out in the specifications
that the drawings and plans referred to
"nre not necessarily those, submitted be
fore lettinjt the contract." The Depart
ment tuny niter the plans nud specifi
cations nfter receiving the contractors'
bid upon the plans first submitted nud
agreed upon. It is claimed this is un
fair nud any devia'tioti from the original
plan would not entitle the bidding con
tractor under the wording of the specifi
cation, to extra compensation for ad
ditional work done. It is stated by
contractors thot there is 110 plausible
reason for not furnishing to prospective
bidders n definite statement of the
amount of work to be done nud any sub
stitution of other work not hid upon
would work a hardship on the contractor.
Nell Worth Seeing.
At the Hoard of Trade rooms can be
seen as handsome n collection of polished
calabashes, tables mid stands ns can be
found any where in the Islands. The col
lection is the property of Mrs. A. James
of Milo, and nre the handiwork of her
husband, who turned out mid polished
the various nrticles. A unique settee is
formed from mi old ko.i canoe head, which
has been polished to n high finish nud
mounted 011 legs ol the same wood. The
nrticles nrc not for sale, but Mrs. James
has been prevailed upon to leave them on
exhibition for n few dnys for the inspec
tion of the public.
W.S. Terry of the Milo CoflVe Mill has
on exhibition three jars of Hawaiian
coffee. The Hut mid pea berry nre shown,
ns well ns the product in the parchment,
nil of which is grown 011 the big island.
The Luau.
Xenrly nil of the delegates took advant
age of the luau prepared by the Young
Men's Republican Club nl the home of
Rev. S. L. Desha. The basement was
decorated witll ferns nud palms, nud each
guest was given n lei. Rev. S. L. Desha
presided mid on his right sat Delegate
Kalauiauaolc. The other guests were
seated nt the vnrious tubtes. The feast
began about 5 o'clock nud continued till
nearly nine, the latter part being devoted
to speeeh making. Prince Cupid was
called 011, as likewise A. M. G. Robert'
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THE HILO TRIBUNE'S
MAIL CHART
J3XlSIVIJ3;iSJK, 1004.
MAILS ARRIVIt IX HONOI.ULt' AND DHPART AS I'OLLOWS:
S.
i 4
18
25
M.
Siberia
G
12
19
26
T.
Ncvadnn
Gx
13
Gaelic
'Sonoma
20
Korea
27x
W.
7
Alniiieda
tSierra
14
21
tAorangi
28
"Alameda
T.
8
Coptic
15
22
29
F.
Alameda
2
9
"j"
Alameda
23
30
3
"Korea
10"
17x
tManuka
24
"Mongolia
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Vessels whose unities appear OVltR the date ARRIVK from the Coast.
Vessels whose names appear HItLOW the date DltPART for the Coast.
Destination of Vessels!) To San Prancisco; (t) To Colonics; ft) To
Victoria; II. C; () To Yokohama.
S. S. Kinau departs from Ililo for Honolulu every Pridav nt !o:uon. in.
S. S. Manna Lou's mall closes in Ililo on Saturdays and Tuesdays marked
(X) nt 2:15 p. in., arriving in Honolulu at davlight three days Inter.
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THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST GO.
LIMITED.
BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE,STOCKS AND BONDS
SECURES INVESTMENTS
NEGOTIATES LOANS
WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
ISSUES SURETY BONDS
ACTS AS ADMINISTRATOR, EXECUTOR, TRUS
TEE AND IN ALL FIDUCIARY CAPACITIES
P. O. BOX 348.
HONOLULU, HAWAII.
J. Makakektiko, 65 duys 977 Json. IMS. Thompson, Admiral Heckley
1,, .11. wiiiieiiuuse, 00 uajs Jl""
Senator John T. liroun gave an elabo
rate luau last Saturday evening
Secretary i. L. Atkinson, at his Reed's
.'liny residence. Owing to the tardy
1, , ,
ami otners, mi 01 wuoiii were ueariiv re.
ceived. The delicacies provided for th
occasion were llie rarest lo lie I011111I In
to Hawaiian shores and every one went
away nappy ami comeuieii.
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For the Ladies!
We Have Received by S. S. "Enterprise"
"Gage Bros." Trimmed Hats
"DRESSING SACQUES"
White Shirt Waists4 Derby"
SOHE NEW NECKWEAR
AND A LARGE ASSORTHENT OF
NEW TRIMHING LACES
IN ALL WIDTHS
L. Turner Co.
Limited
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is always prudent to remain lu-doors mi-1 arrival 01 me aecremry who nan 10 come
lll irom uoKiua, me lesiivuies 11111 1101 i
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ill lilw 11.1111:1 n i.i- ti.ii. , iiij , iii.i. i:, 1.1 .
do not feel able to lose the time and will
he interested in knowing that a severe
cold may be broken ill) ami all danger
avoided by the prompt use of Chamber
bun's Cough Remedy. It not only cures,
Iml cures quickly mid counteracts ouy
tendency toward pneumonia. Por sile
by II1I0 Drug Co.
THE OLD RELIABLE
mm
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
7HRE ISM SUBSTITUTE
commence until 9 o'clock p. 111.
Yesterday A. II, Lobeustein entertained j
at a poi luncheon at his residence in 1
Puueo a number of the convention lead
ers, including Delegate Kuhie, A. O. M.
Robertson, C. L. Crabbe, Col. Samuel
1 Parker, Secretary A. L. C. Atkinson, P.
P. Thompson, V. II. Rice, Jr., J A.,
' O.ilniau mid A. P. Taylor.
j Invitations have been leceived in' Ililo
to the wedding of Miss Jessie Maud
'l'niier to J. Kelly Ilrown, Jr., on Mon
day evening, September Tilth at Central
I'nion Church. Miss Priuier is the sister
of Charles R, Praier, well known in
I Ililo mid the groom is the popular entry
1 clerk in Ilo.iolulu Custom House.
II. II. Perry brought over from Koha
la Tuesday night the flue blooded stallion
I "N.ion" belonging to James Hind. The
annual is n three year old bay, recently 1
1 imported by Mr. Hind from the coast al
1 a fancy price ami is regauleil by horse
men as the finest stud on the Island. V.
T. McMauus will have charge of the
horse lor two mouths or longer in Ililo.
, J. 1). lv.iston returned after a two
mouths' vacation back in his native
heath of "Mlssoiiry." After startling the
natives of Jefferson City, Mo., "Jack"
! proceeded to tHke in the St. Louis Pair.
Prom all accounts lie unit a very large
time "1'oun tlie rike," ami witli ilitli
culty was prevailed upon lo letuiii
Hawaii. He is greatly impioviil in
health, hut expresses satisfaction to get
hickloold haunts in Ililo,
A. S. LeBaron Gurney
AUCTIONKKR
COMMISSIONS
PROMPTLY P.XP.CUTIJI)
PROMT STRPP.T
OPPOSITE SPRIvCKKLS' Ht'ILDINO
AUCTION
I will sell at Public Auction at I o'clock
p. 111.,
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COOKED TO ORDER 3
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B DINNER
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 10041 HILO BAKERY 1
AT HILO HOTEL
The following property of S. ( Walker
consisting of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
' Comprising
Side Hoard, Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
lleds, Heddiug, Mattresses, one White
Pumucl Set of lU-drooni Purnitiire, three
Kiiatuel Iron Hedsteads, one Singer Sew
I ing Machine, almost new, one Parlor llil
li ird Table, one Cooking Range, one Set
Dishes, Lamps, Ice box, Large Cushion
for window seat, Pictures, Couches, large
easoline stove, almost new, potted plants,
,'ilerns, Willow Chairs, Rugs, etc. Also
'llllltn-t.
A. S. LoBARON CURNEY,
Auctioneer.
I RESTAURANT I
Open Till Midnight.
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Koa Lumber In small nud lnrgeijunnli.
ties; well seasoned.
Purnitiire made to order, any style
wanted. Repairs made on any kind ol
furuittiic. Prices moderate.
; Sorrao Cabinot Shop.
J. D. KENNEDY Jowolorj Apply iojo.su r., sprrao,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
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