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nppwrpp-jr ' rTTRT ""3V-T',"I. "f T'fSjj. J mi iff iiipJ'iT811 EVENING BULLETIN, JDNE 7, 1897. ' i r A i M r ' '4 Ifr f 11 i "BI AUTHORITY. SALE OF THE HAWAIIM HOTEL PREMISES, HONOLULU, H. I. On Woduosday, July 28, 1897, at 12 o'olock noon, at tbo front entrauco of tlio Executive Build ing, Honolulu, will bo sold at Public Auction, the Hawaiian Hotel Promiaoa at Honolulu. These premises are centrally located in the city, in the contra of the block bounded by and with entrance drives from llotol, ltichards, Boretania aud Alukea streets, and tho grounds contain an area of 1 7-10 acres. Tho Buildings consist of tho Hotel proppv of two stories aud basemout; built of brick and con crete with broad verandas at frout and rear of eacli story. The Main Building covors an aroa of 10,800 sq. foet with Lnuai or wing addition on ouo side, 40x24 feot, aud woodon addition on opposito wiug for Kitchen, 00x18 feet. There are also Four Cottages on the prMuisos with ample pro vision for bath rooms aud closets. lne Main Building contains a spacious Bailor, Public and Pri vate Dining Booms, Largo Bil liard Hall auil Bar Boom, and Forty Sleeping rooms. Tho Cot tages comam auoui iweuiy uuui tional sleenitu! rooms. A wator tank with capacity of 10,000 gallons is placed on a towor at an elevation sufficient to givo a good wator pressuro in socoud story of tho Main Build ing. This tank is supplied from an Artesian well on adjoining promises, owned by Dr. J. S. Mc- Urow. Tho buildings aud grounds are thoroughly lighted with Electric Light. Plans of tho Buildings and grounds cau be scon at tho office of tho Ministor of the Interior. Terms of Salo are Cash in United States Gold coin. Upsot prico: $00,000.00. In caso there is no bidder to purchase tho property at the above upsot price, a Ioaso of tho sumo will immediately bo offered for sale at an upset prico of $4000 a year for a period of thirty years under tho conditions sot out in Act 7, Laws of 189G and rnoro particularly of Sections 2 and 4 of said Act which reads as follows: "Section 2. Every 6uch lease shall contain a covenant on the part of the lessee that he shall, during the first four years of tho term of tho lease, cause to bo erected upon tho leased premises a fire proof building of Brick, Stono or Mobil, in a workmanlike manner, satisfactory to tho Min ister of tho luterior at not less than a stated cost; aud keep tho samo suitably in sured at not loss than two thirds of its value for the benefit of the lessor; and shall keep tho building in good repair during tho remainder of tho term of lease, reasonable use and wear thereof only excepted; aud in caso of domago or destruction of bucIi building by fire, shall mako good such loss or damage by tho neces sary repairs or reconstruction or olso surrender the insurance to the lessor. "Section 4. Every such leaso shall also contain a covenant on tho part of tho lessor, tlmt upon tho request in writing by tho lesseoor his representatives, before tho ex piration thoreof, tho promises with the improvements, shall, if all of tho conditions to bo performed by the lessee havo been satisfactorily performed, bo put up at auction for a leaso for a term of not over twenty yours; unless said premises Bhall be required for public uses, of which the lobseo shall recoive at least ouo year's notice. Such auction sale shall bo hold not more than six mouths nor less than ono mouth before tho expira tion of said term." Tho cost of building to bo erected in accordance with Soc tion 2 as abovo quoted, is placed at $50,000. J. A. KING, Minister of tho Interior. Interior Oilico, March 27, 1897. 6(59-12t Before giving your order for a Eortrait, see what King Bros, avo to show in crayon enlarge ments and judge for yoursolf whether thoy can givo you tho best valuo for your money or not. Irrigation Notice. Holders of wutor privileges, or those paying water rates, are liereby notl fled that the hours for Irrigation pur poses are from 6 to 8 o'olock A. M. and from 4 to 8 o'clock r. M. ANDREW BROWN, Supt, Honolulu Water Works. Approved: J. A. Kino, Minister of Interior. Honolulu, H. I., April 6, 1897. 677-t f Mortgagee's Notico of Intention to Foreclose and of Salo. Notice Is liereby Riven that by virtue of a power of sale contained In u cer tain tnnrtguite, dated Hie iiitli duy of June, 1891, nmdeliy Charlei l.ehnmtm and JolmiKi Lhiuuini, bin wile, of Ho nolulu, Ouliu, to 1'aul Lemke, of Ho nolulu, Oalm, recorded in inelleeisler Onice, Oahu, In Llher 131, on lHge 208 and 1SI9, notice is hereby given Unit the ruuitgngee lutendo to toieeloie the mine for condition broken, to wit: Nonpayment of Interest when due. .Notice I Hkeuice given that nfter the expiration of three w cits from the date of this notice, the property con veyed by Mild mortgage will be sold at public auction, at the auction roooio of James F. Morgan, in Honolulu, on Tuesday, Juuo 8, 1897, at 12 o'clock noon ot said day. Terms : Cash, U. B. gold coin. Deeds at purchaser's expellee. PAUL LEMKK, Mortgagee. Further particulars may be hhd of A. 8. HUMPHREYS, Attorney for Mortgagee. Honolulu, April '22, 1897. The premise covered by said mort gage consist of: That certain piece or parcel of land situate on Punchbowl etrcet, Honolulu, and known as Lot 4, by survey of M. D. Mounarrat, dated January 8, 1891, and more pxrticularly described by niftcH and bound in the deed of John Mugoun tnyaid Charles Lehmtnn, aud containing an area of 5,832 equare feet, belug a portion of Royal Patent Grant No. 2453, together with all buildings and appurtenances thereon. 611 4t In the Circuit Court of f ..,, a the First Circuit, Hawaii- i srAM1 s an Islands. James J liyrue vs.'Jolin Allen, H. Allen and other", at Cham hers The Republic of Hawaii: To the Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands, or his Deputy, Greetiug: You are hereby commanded to i-ummou John Allen, Henry Allen, Heurv Rhodes, W. H. Lambert, A. Feck, 11. F. Dli liugliaui ami Oahu Railroad & Laud Co. to appear leu dujn alter ecrvlce hereof, if tlioy reside on the Islaud of Oahu, otherwise twenty days after service, before such JtHge of the Cir cult Court of the First Circuit as shall be sitting at Chambers In the Court Room, at Honolulu, in the Judiciary Building, to answer the annexed bill of James J. Byrno. And you are lur thercommauded, by order of the Hon. A. W. Curler, 1st Judge of the Circuit Court of tbo 1st Circuit, that process be served upon W. A. Kinney, E-tq , for and on behalf of A. Feek aud that a temporary Injunction Issue as prayed for against the Oihu Railroad & Liud Company, A. Feek, his Attorneys, Agents and Factors, aud have you then thero this Writ, with your re turn thereon. J or t WJtneis the First Judge 1 SKAI'of the Circuit Courtof the First Circuit, at Honolulu, tills 27th day of July, 1890. (Sig) GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk. i 1160, Civil Code. Tho time with, in which an .ict is to be done, shut! be computed by excludiug the limt day and iucludlug the last. V the last day be Sunday, It shall be excluded. I certify the foregoing to bo a true copy of the original summons in said cause, aud thalsald Court ordered that service he made upon said non-resident defendant, A, Feek, by publica tion of tho m in u and continuance of said eause until the 28th day-of June, 1897, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. Honolulu, H I., March 19, 1897. J. A. THOMPSON', 504-oaw Clerk. A, V. GEAR & CO., Offlee: 210 King Street. REAL ESTATE ..AND .... general Business Agents Loaus Negotiated and Collections Made. Stocks Bought and Sold. Cooks Audited and Acoonnts Adjusted, Bills Bought andNntHS Discountaa, ' , Fire and Life InpnrancB Ageqitf WILLIAM PAIKULI, Painter, Paper Hanging & Decoration Neatly done. All work promptly and euro fully attended to. Telephone 816. Itasl deuce, Kuakiui BtxeL 628-6ia MARINE NEWS ITEMS no res oatiikkkd on WHAItVM TODIY. TIIK Pacific Mntt I.lner Pnru Next from the Const Dull Dajm on Ike Waterfront. Thoro was a big surf along tbo reef today. Wilder Btoniuor Kinau for Hilo and way ports departs tomorrow at 10 a m. Tboro was a court - martini nbotird tbo U S S Fbiladolpbin today. Tomorrow, high tide largo 9:48 p m;bigb tide small 11:14 a in; low tido largo -1:10 u in; low tido small 5:05 p in. The balk Martha Davis is ro ceiving Hugar. It will uot bo mnny days bofoio sbo leaves for Sim Francisco. Tho barkontino W II Dimond is loading sugar. Iler white wings will bo sot for tho voyage to the Coast in a few days. A fow hundred Chinese were released from Quarantine Island todny, and were transported to tho plantations in Ewa by the rail way. With tho end of tho sugar season, quiet days along tho docks havo begun. Several steamorB are laid up, and their crows are taking a vacation. Tho next steamer from the Coast is the P. M. S. S. Peru, which is scheduled to arrive horo on Juuo 15. Tho next mail stcamor from Yokohama is tho O it O liner Gaelic, duo Juuo 20. Complications between Franco and Germnuy nro likoly to arise from tho recent fatal explosion on tho llnsoinn cruiser Cizol Veliky, Gorman newspapers assorting that the breech block blown out wns made by Canet, while French authorities say it waB tho work of Krupp. Exchange. . PASSENGEltH AllIUVED. ' From Kauai ports, per stmr W G Hall, Juuo G Mrs F W Cartor and two children, James Cowan, M H Meyer, W H Itice, Jr, J Watorhouse, M Loronzon, W M Zoller, Mrs Lily Auld, Mrs M Iinniokonii, C lilako, Iwukaminud 41 on deck. From Mauni ports, por stmr Claudino, Juno G W O Smith, R It liorg and wife, Mrs Stock bridge, Miss E Smith, Mrs E Coutoumanos, Mrs O Y Aionti, Miss E Mossmnu, L A Andrews, Mrs Tulles aud four children, 0 von Hamm, J Hedemauu, Mrs P Eoliihulululu, Mrs Cahill, Kau Waug Chew, Araano, Miss May Nunes, A Sinclair, C Bosso nud G7 on deck. A Scheme Worth Trying. "Say!" It wis evident Mint tho man who stood in tho door of tho firo cngiuo houso wa;i terribly in earnest. "What is it?" asked tho fireman. "You havo an opportunity to prove yourself a true, friend to a grcut many pcoplo if you aro willing to do it. " "I'll do anything in reason," said the fireman. " What do you want juo to do?" "Why, yon fco, I Jivo in that big npartmeut building on tho next corner, and there's a woman iu tho flat above mo who plays tho piano all tho time." "Well?" "Well, I thought niaybo if I turned in a firo alarm it would givo you u clmnco to rush up thero and ruin that , piano before any ono had tirao to tell you that it was a false alarm. What? You won't? I might havo known yon wcro no truo friend to humanity." Chicago Post. lCxpert Opinion. "TJnolo, you havo had n good deal tc do with chickens iu your day, haven't you?" '"Deed I has, sail." "And in what way, in your opinion, aro tho best results to ho obtained from keeping them cooped up or from letting them run at largo?" "Dut depen's, sail. Ef I dono keep 'em merso'f, den I gits do mos' out ob 'em by koopin 'cm in do coop, but cf mcr ncigiibor douo keep 'em den I gits do best 'znlts font dcir runuin kiosn, cab." Boston Courier. IliiKKle nud I'liactoni, Gus Schuman begs to inform the public that he has on hand a fine now lino of Surreys, Buggios, Phaetons, Road Wagons nnd Carts; Doublo and Singlo Itaggy, Ex press and Hack Harness rnado spccinlly for tho Hawaiian trade. These goods aro now on exhibi tion at tho Club Stables. . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. A11IIIVALH. Batuhiuy, JuneS. Bcbr Kauikcaouli, from l'uaullo. Btrar Wftlalcate. Prkcr, from Rual. Sum DAT, Jane 6. 8trar James MaUe, Tullett, from Kanal. Stmr Claudhic, Cameron, from portt Maul. Stmr W O Hall, llanlund, from porti on Kauai. DKfAliTUHKS. Moniut, June 7, Stmr Keauhnu, Thompson, for Koloa. Stmr Kaena, Parker, for Walalua porta. Stmr Wttlalealc, Gregory, for Kauai norta. 8tmr Kaala, Moabcr, for Kaliuku and l'u naluu. Stmr I.eliiitt, llenuult, for Molokal. ilnul and Lituai. VE88ELS LEAVINQ TOMOMIOW. Stmr Claudlue, Cameron, for Muul. Btiur James Mukeu, Tullett, for Knpna. Stmr Kinau, Clntkc, lor Maul aud Ha waii. Stmr W (5 Hall, HaRhiud, for ports on Kauai. Stmr Nocau, t'etu&ou, for Lalialna, iiono kaa, aud Kukulhneli-, OAIiaOEM FltOM ISLAND TOUTS. Ex stmr Wiilalcalo 700 bass sugar. Ex sclir tCnulkuauull 1SKI l)ai;s sugar. Ex stmr James Makce -051) bags sugar. Kz stmr W Q Hall 0700 bags sugar, 55 bags rice, bundles bides and S3 pkgs sun dries. Ex stmr Claudlnc 3033 bags sugar, 112 bags potatoes, !J$ bugs corn, lil) bags bones, 03 hogs, 1 horse, 1 mule and 70 pkgs sun dries. VESSKI.d IN POUT. NAVAL. UBS Philadelphia, Cotton, San Diego, April 10. (J S S Marlon, (ircenc, Snu Diego, March 13. II 1 J M S NaulnaKau, Kurooka, Japan, May 5. MnilCIIANTMUN. (Coasters not Included In this list.) Am ship Iteapcr. Young, Nch castle, May Uktu Enscnada, Toycs. Newcastle, May 13. Am ship I.ouslana, Halcrow, Newcastle, May SO. . Am bktn Echo, Foye, Newcastle, May at. It rl t bk Helen Denny, Smith, Newcastle, May 'M. Am schr Viking, Peterson, Wushlugton Isld, May 83. Am bktn Amelia, Wilier, Pugrt Sound, May 25. Am scbr Aloha, Dabcl, S F, May .11. Am bk Martha baS-ls, Sonic, S F. June 'J. Am bktn W II Dlmnnd, NlUon, S F, .lunu'i. Am schr Jessie Minor, Whitney, Kurlkn, June 5. FORGIQN VF8SEL8 EXPECTED. Vessels here trom Duo Schr Louis Newcastle Schr Novelty Newcastle Haw bk Iolanl New York Bk Nuuanu New York.... , May 31 Or Milp 11 F Glade,.... Hremen July 31 Bk Colorado New castle Hk Mauna Al.i Newcastle Bktn UO Funk Newcastle Uk Chas II Kenuv...Newcatle Bk Palmyra, PtGamble Am uk Mohican 8F Duo SS Peru 8 F Junolc 8 S Aorangi Vancouver June Io 8 8 Gaelic Yokohama Juuo 20 88 Australia 8 F Juno 22 8 SMoaua Sydney June 24 SS U'nrrlmoo Svduey Juno2t 8 8 City of Peking. Yokohama Juuo2'J Am lk Edward May. .New York Haw bk Diamond Uead....l'rt (iambic. Due ltal bk Gluseppl SF Am bk Alden Bessc 8 F Am bk Albert 8 F Am bktn Aichcr 8 F Am schrC A Thayer... U raj 'a Harbor,. ..Due HAfJDY MH'IAL, C'MIll. Klurtlnii of oniccm ami Oilier I'm CK'illue ui Lust Illcelliiir, Tho regular meeting of the Hagey Social Club was held Saturday evening at its hall. After tho adoption of tho new constitution nud bylaws, tho fol lowing officers woro elected for tbo ensuing six months: Presi dent, A. B. Sorimgeour; Vice-President, J. G. M. Sheldon; Secreta ry, 0. H. White; Treasurer, Ghus Lind; Sergeant at -Arms, "W. C. Lounsbury; Executivo and Em ployment Committee, W. Horace Wright, J. Copolaud and J. Wothorbeo. A social meeting is to be held on tho last Saturday of this month. ! At r.mmit Nquurc. , Tho Qovornmeut band will render tho following soloctious at the Emma squaro coucort tonight, commencing at 7:30: PAIIT i. Overture Zampa Herold March President Do)o Benolt Fantasia Angel's Dream Herman Clarionet Solo Home, Sweet Home,... Hound Mr. D. Naone. PAIIT II. Cornet Solo Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.... . (new) : Rolllnsou Mr. Obarles Krcuter. Intermezzo Russian Franke Fantasia Forg In the Forest Mlchaells March hi Capltau Bousa Hawaii Ponol, Subscribe for the Evening Box lhtin 75 oentB per month. Have You An Account? This is a serious question, one at which somo folks tako offense, yet salesmen are under tho necessity of asking it. Some folks deal near home, settle infrequently, never in vestigate to sec whether they pay more than they should and too often allow their accounts to go long over due. If you don't care what the family expenses arc it's a poor way to do if you want to leave your children in aflluent circumstances when you nro gone. Now it is quite an advantage to have an upon account at a well-known house, who can execute your order promptly. Often porsons say they don't want an account and will pay in a few days. But wo cannot keep memoranda of charges; it isn't safe or good business. Tho stock found in ordinary stores is usually stale, uniuviting and inferior, while tho stock in our store is turned so frequently and so caiofully watched that it is at all times fresh. Our stock in trado con sists of the luxuries and deli cacies from overy civilized na tion. Send for our catalogue and prices and note the variety otTered. Telephone us 240. We supply all nationalities. LEWIS & CO., importers and exporters of table luxuries, wholesalers and retailers con tractors to the U. S. Navy, supplying U. S. and other na tions' Men-of-war on the Paci fic Station. DEMVKKIKS MADE AS FOLLOWS: Nuuanu Valley, Kullhl and Plains dully 10:30 A M. and 2:30 P. Jl. Walkikl Mondays aud Tnur-days 2.30 P. M. fliSr Mail orders promptly executed. Lewis & Co., GEOOERS., H-ort Street. Honolulu. Commencements Will Soon Be Coming Off Graduating clnsses want class photos made. Lower classes ought to havo them, too. Wo want to do all the college work this year. Our posing and grouping are not sur passed anywhere. Wo know our prices are as low as the finest work is worth. J.J.WILLIAMS' Art Studio, Fort Street, Honolulu. Dandruff Killer! A New and Thoroughly Kfllcicnt Des troyer lor all Dandruff in the Head. Guaranteed to Cuie tbo Scalp oi all Skin Di seases. Put up Iu oue bIzc bottlu only. Criterion Barber Shop, PA0HECO&FERNANDES,Prop. . Fort St., Opp. Pantheon Stables. 8. 1. MAODONALI). A. 8. lIUMrilltEYS. HUMPHREYS & MCDONALD, A ttorneys cf Counsellors. Ofllce, 113 Kaabumauu St., Honolulu. Real Estate .IPor Sale. 1 Two 8torcs on Nuuanu street. 3 Lot on Magazlno Hill, 120x21 feet commanding an excellent view of the city and harbor. 3 Lot on Hackfcld street, 80x100. 4 -A Choice Itealdcnco on Lunalilo street, having nil modern Improvements. 5 Four Houses aud Lots on Punchbowl This property Is 240feet on Punchbowl stree. nuu.uviuui iKKi running io me drJU or 4 or 8 moro cottages. The central loca tion of tho property makes It most available; 0 A Flno Itcsldenco centrally located, containing ij rooms. Lot 120x200 ft Two small pnltairna nn ll.n In, 1.rnnl I- . rental. " 6 8 '" Koa ,7 .A..9omm?4lou" Kwldcnco on Hasslneer strect.UUed with all modern conveniences. Or will (rnrlA fr nl.nl..u - i. "... tiuwo (VI DUUU1UUU ITUIlCrly, H.A Kntisii a, A T nt nM V.... . . 5-IIoubo and Lot comer Victoria and v.. ..,, vTwouo luuiuus squate. house contains fi rooms. H ' 10 House and Lot on Young street near ii n i V,i7 ., -"""" eifiui rooms. II Pearl City Property. waffDeSlral,IU TriU:t f 0irco Lal"1 on " 13 A most Desirable Homo on Thurston HVelllle. I.nrm. irmnnrld nt..1 1.An..l..i ti crgrtMleuj bouso furnished throughout in llfiwl Vn.r1 ...1.1. ,1 1 .. .1 D r, ,V v';""" uu eHi iniproveuientg LxcelIeiitlow of tho city und ocean, and oue whlcb cnunot bu cut off. 14 A Lurgo Lot hud CommodloiiB Dwel lingouOreeu Street, commanding nn urn cholcer rosidouco is to bo had in the citr 15 A New House ot Bcvcn rooms with electric llrrlitfl ttirmMni.t .... .. . n O, servants quarters and stables. Ono block .luiu vi huv ui. ruuauuu. 10- Only 4 of those Lots left near Kameha mcha school. "Two Uouscs and Lots on Llllha street. IS A House aud Lot on Alakca street. Ill A Beautiful Building Lot at KallhL lUOxSOO, cleared, renccd anefwater laid on. 20 A Gently Sloping Lot on Thurston avenue, 210x125, having a frontace on Orcen street of 103 feet, and commanding a bird's eye view of thu city nnd harbor. 21 Elegant Ueach Property at Walklkl. 22 Housa nnd Lot on Peterson Lane, Pa. lama. House contain tl rMmf. Lot 75x110. 2.1 Duelling Mouse of U romns, titled with all modern conveniences Lot 125x110 Situated at Palama. 21 Vacant Lot on Walklul Uoad, lUOxllo. 25 House nnd Lot on Nuuauu street. House contains eight furnished rooms. Very conveniently located near tho business center of the city. 20 Elegant Itcsldcnco at Punahou. Houso of 7 rooms with all modern conveniences. Lot Ioox2oo, nicely planted with fruit and ornamental trees. 2712 8uits of Furniture complete nnd the rental of the most desirable- und con trol ly located Lodging Houso in th city. 28 Pineapple llanch 25,000 fruiting plants, 600 limo trees, B0 Avocado pear trets, poach treoa und Alfulm crop. Two Dwellings, burn, etc. An Al investment. 2S A Lodging House on Fort street con sisting of tweuty furnished rooms, all occu pied by lodgers. A bargain for the right person. SO Houso nnd Lot, corner Wilder avenue and KcwjIo street, beautiful grounds, well laid out, an excellent view of tho mountains. The lot is 1(0 feet front on Wilder avenue by a depth of 150 feet on Kcwalo street. lionise contains eight rooms aud outbuilding. 81 IJousu and Lot, slluato n few feet oil King street, just opposite Llllha street. Notice: Can Negotiate Loans on anvol tbo abovo property lor purchasers desiring same at from 50 to 75 per cent of tho value. A. V. GEAR & CO., 210 King street. LUXURIES For the Equine Tnblo in the way of all kinds First Olasa HAY, GRAIN 0 PEED Aro on sale by the WASHINGTON FEED (lOffl'Y 138 Fort St. Tel. 422. Real Estate Transactions. Subscribers nro furnished with from five to six lists nor week, giving nn nco.irato record of all deeds, mortgages, leases, ro leabcs, powers ot attorney, oto., etc, whlob are placed on record. Subscription Prico, 5-2.00 per Mouth. A. V. GEAR, 210 King St, Honolulu. HAWAIIAN Mercantile Agency 210 King streot. Difficult Collections a Specialty Ct KIJJO AND NOUAND STBEETH, Tbo celebrated Enterprise Beer on Draught and in Bottles. . GONSALVES & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. 225 Queen atroot, Honolulu, H, 1, A i tftyfo-'lffifa 'i ,M: '-rU,a ' SL... , itktidJtkm $WX JtU'mm-' JAI Ut'cJ&-?m M' . i)LMfriiid&2 . ' V;, j, L t i.' I tt-.il