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,U' EVENING ilULLBTlN, JANUAEY 7, 18.)7. 8 ii.iiiiiimmi i us ii'i ,wtfy w.iw.af.j.?'iytfwj; t-fri-MwiiowlM.IM.Mfc.lirai iiT P it?- p , OH THE BR1HY DEEP a i.aruk NVMIIKH Off rouT. VEMlitt IN ITIi.iiowrI irom Coluultn-Salima Mnrn lu Port AiskIii-WII""" l"'1 Wnltr Nole. Monowal leave at 8 tonlRlit, for Jan Fran cisco.' Tho V It Wniomt liroutslit about flJfl torn) of fteluht from tlic Const jeatcrday. 'Ilic learner Mauna I.oa x-v 111 leave at Ii) tomorrow loienoon for Maul and Hawaii. The Kaila leaves tomorrow at '.. Miunu I.o.i nt M. Vt iilulealo ami Jamoi Malc t 4 Tin. AimIh a rt'nlc i las llllimcu lnmiin smjar, nu I in i) set away for. tli Cit thW c(.nhu. Tho James Mukto lias been latinetiul from tlie Murine II-.L Miy. SUo will leave !) to morrow for Kapia. Tomnr ' ''lirli tble laro 0:51 a m, IiIl'H t'de sm ill U 0 p in; low tide large i . i mi low lido suiill 0 Wain One "I the biiU'l ami most i;ood mluml men on the waterfiflnt thOfO d.i) 1 fort Survejor sn.ii -iiie)ir. The (icrinnn iTiilscr Irene, which l now at llimskoiu, has bien ordered to proceed to MatilU. the capital of lliu Philippine Manila There re luenty-nliic vessels In porl not lncludl. it Island craft) today. Two col lier are In the stream, awaltliij; berths to dis charge. A plce iffat towBUO Is icported by the Knj;llli tuM.iulla, fmm London to has I'al tna, lllli) mile. In ten da)s with n llj teamer hi lo She towed a dUibled ship back to London The l.iw-pnol Journal of Conmiereo of l)ocll.v, Til'' Selodon, l'oiiiull', Mnrnv Chief, I.ulirl Aeiatne and Meteor appear to bo no lum;cr Insurable, and It Is lean d that lUese the vcsnd are all lost. At the t jlimtii j of July, this jear. llirco were lucuiiiseof ciiw ruction fur the mer clinnl eilee the following ships or oxer lilt tons reglnler: In I'.nisliiuil. 7l,i0 tutal tun iiiL'i'i In i.ermuiy, IlityWO total tuiningo. i:iKht-one ilHiiitiind tons of thou belli'? built fn En.'Und were (lermun orders. The S s l imwoi, Capt M Care from 8ldnev !i Aii.klainl and Apia, nrrtrnl In port today. Hlio left Sjdnei on Die 21 at 4:.lo p m and arrlud at Auckland on Dec J5 at In p in Lett acMn nt 2:1.1 p in nir diy, riMfliliiL, A pit at 4.io p m Dee So. A stay of In hour was made at Apia, and lluiiululu was rciielied as abote. SlilpuulMiiu; l nnkllis rapid liro'res9 III Japan At the Mltau ItUchl jard. Nnasakl, which a (,'reatlj en!ari;ed a short Uihl baek, thri lare steamers are now o I the utooU. the carrying Lapnclty of which . film. Inns S-.UU Hum mid 150toli rrspertltel). 1 he ,110 1 tn boat Is the 1 irj;'t ever built in Japan up to tin' pri'i-tut time. The shli Charmer atlU-it from M w York fordnu t'ranelscii on Dec I It l bcll-tcil she will Oe at Honolulu aaln btfii.e ie urn In to the Atliutle. 1'rUato adlei' to the foregoing enVct do not state whether the veteran master of the Cturm-r, Cad Holmes, cullies In the ship this trip or not !' miir rhj;o Is announced In this paper. The Japanese steamship Sakuia Mam, Caplaln Ilrdy, 11 diys fiom Scat Ie, Wnali Iii!oii, nrriKiliii port this inornliij;. She left Sotlle on Dee J.I. Alter taklnc lu yon ton ol vuil, hIiu will lciite for Japan, pro bably tomorn.w. No freight was brought lor heie. but a large amount of Hour and wire nails for Japan Is In her hold. Her pjaeen cerr fur tin' 'Lnmlof Mm UlsltisSun" am JJ Japanese, II" Iilnice and U Europe-iiu A uew gambling game has appeared oc the waterfront. I'ne banker has a small bnird with numbers on it, 1, 2. :l, 4, fl, anuft, which sorrerpinid to luu numbers on the dive. A platci puts a lit u or ten cent nlrcu. or nny amounts be likes, on a number. Tin. banker then snukes the dice In a little box. If the sl-sp.il side of a dice turns up the banker -roters the amount placed by a p'ajer on number 0 on the board, and if two sK spot turn up tbo banker rIvcj tho idsyi r double the amount, ami ao on. Should n plajer put bl coin on J a biird nuinher, anil a corres ponding number on any ot the dice fall to turn up, tho banker pjekets the colli. A small crowd of natives and Portuguese wore iiiiltihiiDi; lu thouamoon onuortho wharves today. ARUIYAL8. Wednesday, Jan (I. Stmr Ktiu.il, Ilrulin, from Kauai ports. Tuuiistuv, Jau 7. Stmr Kuala, Thompson, from porta on Oaliu. Btmr tValulcale, flresory, fiom Kauai. Jap 3 3 dakur Ma'ra, Urady, from Seat tle. 0 6 8 Monowal, Carey, fiom the Colo nies. DKPAHTUHEB. Wednesday, Jan. C. Stmr ports. J A Cummins, Scarle, for Oahu Tiiunsiur, Jan. 7. 3 Tcnshlu Maru, Andersen, for Jap 3 Seattle. 8 8 Monowal, Caroy, Cisco. lor tho 8an Fran- VK33CL8 LKWING T0M0K110W. " Stmr Mauna I.oi, Slmcrson, for Maul and Hawaii. 8tinr James Makic. 1'elerson, for Nawlll will, ilanainauliiaud Kap.ia, Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu porta. Stmr WuUlunlc, Oreu-iry, for Kllauoa, Ka llhlwal and llauaU-t Jap H 3 .'iikii'a Maru, Hnuly, for Japan. PA8aENaER8 ' AllRIVED. From Kauai inula, per stmr Walaleale, Jau 7-Mi Louis TiitilM.uit and 2 deck passeii Tcra. From Kauai jxitts, per atrar Kauai, Jan H Mrs It 3 lloblnwin, Mlf K (lay, Chillies (jay, MU Annln tsiaikstcad, Mls Amelia Illackstead, Mr John Rapozo, 1) I'rlu'le.Mrs J Brandt, J J Neuromh and Irt on deck. From tli"il!il'nU!. per 8 3 Monowal, Jau 7 Ft Honolulu: Mrs It A Jordan and 4 children. J M Aandr, Ml KliiL"lcy. Mica B Elllntl, 11 Ciia Ulon. . las Kriu, l)r Daniel Mcleu.ian, wife ind U Id, MriJ KSumuer, Mr J Keller, Th a till llnif. For San Fran Cisco: Mrs H M lfXomlor,,Capt Cha Ne -ton, Mr Julian MlUhell. Mr and Mr A Paclu, ,MriilMr J ALlbhe, Mr and Mts li awe Mr and Mrs Fd Cl ivton, Harry Conur, . Mls.s Doiu Mllclirl., I, lll'ook, 0 II lMmer, (I W vlulUliru. Jun MuiCHhy, Mr mid Mrs Uy Varlej.Earl II Dacett. Totnalln, U A Urluham, V Vert, M llanlwltx, WalllcTrcb Mil. Md'lle Vaudour, Mrs I'll rcc, Mrs Moe, Mr English, lr lloodwiu, Hlack, Sinclair. M (llnnltv, Miss Nellie Duller, Miss "'"IJInc McCann, Mlsa Israel, t'astor VV bite. 1J Holmes, B O Ulalkwoll. wife and Infant, D A Williamson, Mra K Franklyn, and 5 children, Miss 1 M Cool, Chaa Bradbury, Uobt Cross land, T W Martlu, Mr and Mra 1 Vlck and 2 children, Mist BlnRlctou, Mrs E Backman and 3 children, Miss Cassidr. A Jones, O Barrus, A Atkinson, Louisa Giles, a Uul; chines, Jno Bearle, J Dlcksoo, M Miller, Mrs K A Matthews, Larscn, Mrs and Miss Isccley. Jno limes, Jas Haikcsa. TABSENOEnS DEPARTED. For San Francisco, per 8 8 Monowal, Jan 7 J C Flandirs, Jas Burt, A Haas, II F Kendall, V W llartly. CARGOES ritOM ISLAND TORTS. Vr stmr Walaleale--!! lo3 bags sugar, 43 bills hides, is iiKgs sundries. Fa Hnr Kauai ILV.ID bags ansr.tr. 70 baga rhu. 17 lulls hlilis. .!( pKgs auiiililes. Ex stmr Kaala S1ID bags aiigar, 1.3 pakgs BundriiM wAiwfci-'.wgsuMjwysrgwnrw HORN. Al'VATKU- In this cltj Jaimarj r.th, Ib'J", to tho wife of W. O. Atwuter, ft son. VAWUMM HIMWft.l.ll IT.IB fi::i:tJ.v irr.is. Altcruuitli of Mcntiicr ItiulKel. Hay's l'nll South Africa inauioutu- liwe bceu cms hod by tho liutioh. i'ho U. B wftrships JJonaiagton nnil Mnrion are Htirvoying on th Ccii i ml Aiuericnu count. Paul Dimmer, formorly iMm iBtei l Finance of France, is tho utiw governor of Indo Cliina. Umlaut nudSarcouf,two Frenclri noronautB, are the latest to pro ject a tiip to tho North Toiis iu u balloon. Fifteon Texas sharpqhooters v"o killed to n innn in Culm wltilo poppiug at a suporior lorce of Spanish. General John Meredith Head, a noted diplomatist, died at Phila delphia on Dec. 27, in the 70th year of his ri(-o. A Calcutta dispatch to the Tiiw3 nays tho lonylost birth place of XJuddha has bceu dis envou'd in Nepai-Terui. The men who a ere caught on tho bfhooner Three Friends in Cuba c.ie being dealt with as pim'cs instead of filibusters. Ex - Queen Liliuokuluni una treated to a sleigh ride iu Uostou by Mrs. Goorgo AV. Armstiong on Sunday before New Year's. Dr. Ilizal, who organized the robellion iu tho Philippine Isl anils, was ordored shot by a court martial, llebol victories continue to be reported. Uuited Confederate Votorans are talking up n memorial edifice. Comrade Charles 11. Rouss of New York pledges 810,000 as soon as the association raises an equal amount. NuuNeii'n Ciirlmii Iilscotrry. Tho return of Nauson from tho Arctic and- his great achieve ments aro still the wonder of tho sciontifio world. Nansen's theory of tho movement of the ico paok and tho experience of tho 1 ram havo been a rovolation to tho Arctio experts. "When the ex pedition started out it was con sidered a foolhardy venture, but it now seems Nansen was right. Amoug tho many thingB found to confirm his theory of tho move ment toward tho polo was a wooden box, which was picked up uoar tho farthest point reached. This box was oponed and to tho dolight of tho entire expedition was found to contain two dozen bottlps of Rainier Beer. It was found to be cool, sparkling and refreshing. It is likely Nansen's testimonial to the superior quali ties and tasto of Rainier Boor may bo added to the many al ready given by prominent meu of the Northwest. On tap or in hollies nt tho Criterion. ? Try tho Vacuum Oils? They wear better than any lubricants yet lntroducd into this market. Pacific Hardware Co., agents. David Dayton, Real Estate Broker. SOB Morollant Street. , FOR SALE and TO LET. Doub on School street; parlor, several bedroom, kitchen, pintry, outhouses mid HtaliJe formerly occupied uy nou. w.lt lt'co. Ilousa on HoImjIIo lane, I'.i'uma. 3 toil roomi. dining roniu, kitchen, Imihrooin, cuiTlae bourn) nl Btubiu, lire yitiil. Ilouiio on YwuriK s'rtetj (mrlor, 2 bed ruuius, kitchen, pnutry, patent closet, eto. Lot opposito Luniililu Home) henltliy and tins locution. V urnlshfcd ltojm; Property iu all parts oi tne my. riM'llliOU'fj NLIIF.H Editor Bulletin: Xu your is-sue-of today you raako some state ments ou tho above, which to say tho least aro not truet Many of tho roaidonts, including myself, woro particular in oxamining tho ditch at its critical .points during tho hoaviost downpours, and thoy, without exception, will tell you that tho capacity of tho ditch wus never taxed, and will moreovor positively assort that it nowhere overflowed, there boiug not more than eight or nino inches in it (little more than tho rain which fell in it) during tho height of tho storm. As regards tho utility of the ditchjto uso your words: "Wero it not forthoexistencoof tho ditch thero would have been some grie vous washing out of tho oarth with which property owners had on acquiring their lots at much expense filled up the ancient gulches," I think any-sane mau will admit that if this is tho case, similar guiolics would bo made ou the mauka sido of the ditch as it now slauds before tho water could into it. Now the ditch is , undid on the uvmka Ride by a public road (or what is intended for ouo) tho road has a natural stone foundation, consequently it is not gouged into gulches, and tho water does not go into tho ditch but tho concentrated wash ing from tho upper slopes flow down the middlo of tho road until it finds a convenient crowning and with fiondish delight forms tho gulches eulogized so much by you. This is not sat ire, Mr. Editor, mid it has the recommendation of being true. Though in no way connected with tho noighborly friction nlluded to, I have the ujwat cautio for o ituplaiut, tho storm having served mo tho worst owing to tho abovo causo. Ouo important thing tho storm did, was to provo that, if tho sur face drain which commonces at Ma gazine street and crosses into tho ditch (covered by the plank cross ing, a criticism of which formed tho pith of my previous letter) were continued along tho mauka side of Prospect street to ne.irKa pi.iluui street ami tunnt'o to tho ii '-, neither lLo u i w.l nor private lots below would be dam aged by tho heaviest rainB. Hop ing you will find space for this. Yours for right, Gus Sharp. P. S. My remarks have refor uuvc to t Li lit portion of tint ditch immediately bounded by Prospect strootj as nlso any provious re marks by mo. G. S. Bisiiding Lots! At WAIKIK1 od enr line and on PA- LAMA KOA1) near Fertilizing Plant. These Lots aro Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirable Acre Tracts near the city and other Properties for sole. BUUOE, WAKING & CO., Dealers in Lots and Lands, 312 Fort Stroot, near Kind. TmiEPnoNE 607. P. O. Box 821. W. C . ACHI & CO., Brokers & Dealers REAL ESTATE I3T Wo will Buy or Sell Kenl Ealnto iu nil pnrtu of tbo group. fitT Wo will Bell I'lorieitlen on Iteason nljlo ConimisslouH, OFFICE, 10 West King Street FOR SALE. 1 Houso nu K iinu streit. FOE RTSISTT. 1 Houro on Mmnu street. 1-2 Story Oottigo on K. it street 2 Pottoges on Fort street. 1 Fuiuislred IloUhO, Kiumu Squirf. G. E BOARDMAN. 4.77-tf . Agent. For Sale or To Let. Three Houses near l'unahou Coll-pe, oontaiuluR from reven to nino rooms, bath room, hulls, cloBc(8, eto. Now, modern and convenient, flood view, healthy loca lity. Apply to J. A. BUTTEHFIELD, Anapunn street. J. A. BUTTERFIELD, Contractor & Builder Eatlmatoa Riven. Itopnirs and altera tions mado. Work (riven prompt attention. EtT Telephone 831. 434-3m Lewks '$i Co Families will find it to their interest to buy canned goods or bottled delicacies by tho case. Thoy keep a8 well in tho pantry as on our fibclves and tho purchaser gets tho bonefit of tho wholcEulo rato. The saving is considerable and our prices aro as low, if not lower than any place in Honolulu. There's no question about tho quality. Think it over and let this be ono of your 1897 resolutions. Among tlio many relishes for uso on the tnblo evory day and for hot or culd incuts Chut nev ranks first. It is essentially East Indian and tho iluvor of tho 8 i' f 'jives z(.st to tho appctitr S Miie of tho brands aro fm n f viiulus evolved in tho brains nf Englisli army officers li have campaigned in India. The aptitude of tho English t ii tton on to good things fur the table is prover bial and the ''designing" of Chutney bus not weakened their reputation in this respect. Wo havo seven different brands of Cocoa: Gheradolli's; Phillips Digestible; Van Iiou tens; Eops Homeopathic; Wal ter Bakers Breakfast; Cracked in bulk and G coa Shell in bulk. Pcraoi.s finding Chocolate too heavy for thorn experience only pleasant results from tho uso of cocoa. We aro certain of tho quality of the goods and do not hesitate to recommend them. We beliovo wo cirry the lar gest stock of groceries in Ho nolulu and our facilities for supplying customers is unsur passed. Lewjs & Co., GKOCLCRS., n'ort Stroet, I-Ionolulul MUSIC , , . , For Everybody: Tho only cmuploto Hue of MUSIC GOODS! Iu the Ilai.dd. our peelllles A few of Kingsbury Pianos ! Tne perfection Piano milking. of urt tu CHICAGO COTTAGE OUaAMS, Un equalcil iu toue, beauty iiuil con siruciloiif. KEGINA MUSIC nOXES.tli Klnjr of all, pluya over out) tiiouauml tune. AUTOHAItIM, everybody's Inotru. tiiunt, u uhlld nu u pluy It. GUITAKS, we curry the celebrated lliir F. Mttbou, Hu'uood at.d other mabc'', irotn $ up. BANJOS, Stewarr, Fairbanks & Cole ami oilier wullknovwi makca. ACCOltDEONS, the i-elebrated "lm puriul" and otber good lines. tST Ami a IliouBauil and one other smaller Instrument!- too numeroua to mention. Our c lobrfttr-'l Wall, NIoIioIh Co. "61 ak" llmud of GUITAR, VIOLIN and BANJO STRINGS, Are the beHt raa'lo. Te no other. Sheet Music, Music Books, INSTKUCTION BOOKS For all instruments. Our fouud prices BtMici a'oclt Is tlia most varied to bo this utile of 'Frisco, ant the the same as you puy lu the All Instruments sold on easy mouth ly payment. WALL, NICHOLS CO., The money eavem fot i ou Canadian-Australian Bteamers of the abovo Lino running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY r Botoeen Vouconver, B. O., nnd Sydney, N. S. W and calling at Victoria, B. a . Honolulu and Suva (1'iji), uA-KES pXJB .T HOaSTOXiTTXjTT On or about the dates below stated, viz.: " From 8s dnejr nrt Sllrn, for Victoria and Vancouver. It. O.I 8tiur "WABMMOO" January 2t 1 Btmr "MIOWliltA" Februar Stmr "WABKIMOO" March 24 Sttur "MIOWEKA" April 24 TlirotiRli TCiclccts IhhuciI from Honolulu to Canada, UtiiU-d StutcH niul Hurupo. FHEiaitT AND rABSESQElt AOfitlTS: D. MaNicoiiii, Montreal, Caundu, ltouEHT Kr.iiu, Winuipes, Cuouda. M. M. SinnBnn Fruuciico, Cal. G. Mo1j.''1i!own, Vniiconvor, 15. O. Oceanic SteaisliiD k fHjW Aiistfaliaii Mail Service. For S?.n Francisco: Tho New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "Alameda" Of tho Oceanic Htcnru?hip Company will bo duo nt Honolnlu from Sydney nnd Auckland ou or ubout Fob. 4-., 1807. And will leavo for the above port with Mails and Passengcra on or about that date. For Sydney f;iitl nickiaiul: The New nnd Fine Al Btee Steamship " Mariposa " Of tho Oeoanio Steamship Company will bo duo tit Honolulu from Son Francisco on or about Jan. d-, 1897. And will have prompt despatch with MnilH and 1'oBsennerH for tho abovo porta. The underfiiirnod nro now propared to isaue Throiisjh TlcUots to All L'oints iu tho Vnitod Stutcs. jyFor further particulars regarding Freight or Possoko apply to Wfil. G. 1SWIN & CO., L'd, General Ageuts. SlmoTatolo LOOAIi LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Axrivo Honolulu from S. P. Jan. 6, 1897... Fob. 2, 1897.. Leave Honolulu for S. F. ..Jan. 14, 181)7 .Feb. 11, 1S97 THROUGH LINE From San Francisco for Sydney. Arrive Honolulu. Mariposa, Jau 14, '07 Monowni, Fob 11, '07 From Sydney for San Francisco. Leave Honolultt. Alamoda, Feb 4, '07 Mripos.i, Mj4, '07 Dr. W. L. Moore sira.cL S-u-xgreoia.- nilo, Hawaii. Special attention given to diseases of the eye and car. Oaicchour.j00m: Wahmuenuo Ave. noar Court Houto. i63-tf DR. C. K PETERSON .... riKMOVKD TO 28 Emma No. "Street. OQloo Honrsi 8 to 10 a. in. 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 7.12. i - to 4 uud 407-lim DR. BERT. F. BURGESS, JPhysioi an and Surgeon TELEPHONE 853. Houn: 8:30 to 10 a. in., 1:30 to 4 p.m.. and 7 to 8 p.m. . . . 446 Punchbowl etreet or 143 Miller street, Honolulu, Oauu. 400-tf A. C. WALL, D. D. S DENTIST. Hotel Street. Arlington OottuRO. TELEPHONE 434. Oceanic Stewiip Co. frmJ. ..Steamship Line From Victoria anil Vancnnvrr, It. C, to Hum and SjiIiihvi Stmr "MIOWEHA" .....January 10? Btmr "WA11IUMOO" February 10 8tmr"M10WEltA March 16 . Btmr"WAltKIMOO'' Atnl 16' iSr For Freight mid Pnssojro nad all " General Information, apply to THF:0. H. DAV1ES & CO,. L'd Atronts for thollmwiiiimTnlnrid- J IM I. 'Ul 1)1(1 S ftMIII) TIME TABLE. o. L. wiarrr, Trr. Capt. J. A. K.S H. n nosi i'mtbnpt. 3eo. Stmr. KINATJ,. CLARKE, Commander, Will leave Honolulu at 10 a. m., tonching at Lahainn, Mnalarii Hay and Mnkena the sumo (by; Mahukuim. Knwnihaunnd Lan- Eahoehoc tho following day, arriving at ilo tho sarao oveuing. LEAVim notioi ci.n. I MIEIVCS HOROUrLU. Tumday Jau. 12 (.Friday Jim. 8 Trlday Jim. 22 'J ue(ifly....jHU. 10 Tuesday Feb 2 Friday. .Tun 21) Tuemlay Fob. 12 Tuesday Ffb. 9 Iteturning, will leave Hilo nt 1 o'clock p. M., touching nt Iifiipahoehof, hu konn and Kawalhno , c ditji .Makenn, Moalncn Hay and Lnhwliiu the following days nrrhiiif; at Honolulu tho afternoons of lucbdny mid Ftinayi.. Wilt cull at Fohoiltl, Pnun. No Freight rill be received after 12 noon on day of Miilni)j. Stmr. CLAUDIHE, CAWSEROrJ, Commandfjr, ' "" ?'"" ""n?,u u, ueouoy nt Oi-.m.,. tonching at Knhului, llima, Ilamonand Aipnmuu, Maul. I'rtnruing arriws ut Ilnnoluhi Ouuday morriHigs. Will call at luu, Kulipo, on second trip of each month. P"No Freight will bo received after -r. i. on day of sailing. Thin Company will reserves the right to -make changes iu tho time of departure and arrival of its stoauio)o without notice and it will not be runponiblo for any conse quences arising therefrom. ConaignHes must be at tho Landings to receive their Freight; this Company will not hold itsolf respontiMo for freight after it has been lauded. Live Stock only at owner's rink. This Conipnuy will uol bo itbpousible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed in tho caro of Puiseitu Passengers uie rcipicbted to purchase tickets lx-foru embarking. ThO'e fulling to do so will bo subject to an additional -charge of twenty live per cent. New Ewa Plantation Co. Stock. In Blockb to sujt pur cliuscra. Will dolivor after January 2, 1897. Ka9" Inquire of The Hawaiian Safo Doposit & Invostincut Company, OH Kurt Btrret . . Ilonolola :.C IIAVINO USTADUailEI) A MODERN plant for hulling, p)inliliig ami ansoitlug cofffe, we aro jireprd to buy and . lean coffee iu the paichtueut. MODERATE CHARGE MADE FOR CLEANING Coffee ! tJSf Apply to H. HACKFELD & CI. CJE:NTtA..L. Kona Sanatorium, Situated on Beautiful Hillside Overlook ing tho Ocean, and 1300 feet abovo Sea Level. Only 24 houn.' Bail from Honolulu. Climate mild, dour dry atmoaphere, free from foga and malaria, especial provision for quiet and rst ns well ba for amuse ment and outdoor life. Itatea 92 per day or $ 10 per week. Medical attend mce extra, f3T Addrewj DIl. H. 4. UNDLEY, Prop., 325 tf Kona, Hawaii. 4& Wfi" 'jK2T.akkjkiE &irk.ta. .A& .' a -A r.s."j .ijV-- .$&&& tfb?.wl .!' II "kiidk