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THE EVENING BDLIiKTINt HONOLULU, H. T., AUGUST 26, 1899.
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Lines of
Oceanic Steamship Company.
TIME TABLE.
T ho Fine Paeaongor Btenrnors
Loftvo This Port aa Heroundor.
From San Francisco:
AUSTRALIA AUGUST so
ALAMEDA SEPTTMUCK u
AUSTRALIA., SEPTEMHER 27
MARIPOSA OCTOnER 11
AUSTRALIA OCTOBER 1;
MOANA NOVfcMUER S
AUSTRALIA NOVEMBER ai
ALAMEDA DECEMBER 6
AUSTRALIA DECEMBER
In connection witb tho sailing of tho above Bteamera, the Agonts
are proparod to issue, to intending passengers, coupon through
tiokets by any railroad from San Francisco, to nil points in tho
Unitod Btatos, and from New York by any steamship line to all
European ports.
For farther particulars apply to
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,
General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co.
1 .
Pacific Mail Steamship Go,
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Go. Toyo Kisen Kaisha
. Sttameri of th bov companm will call at Honolulu and Itavt Milt pott on or about Hit .
.. datta below mentioned I,,..
For Japan and China:
CHINA SEPT. 1
DORIC SEPT. 9
NIPPON MARU SEPT. 19
RIO DE JANEIRO SEPT. ,6
COPTIC OCT. 6
AMERICA MARU OCT. 1
CITY OF PEKINO OCT. i
GAELIC OCT. I!
HONGKONG MARU NOV. 8
For general Inlonnatlon apply to
H. Hackfeld &
Royal
WStearaere of the above line, runnlne In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO ,
MMVuanwti, B. C. and Sydney. N. S. W., and calllne at Victoria. B. C. Honolulu. Suva (Fiji).
SdBrliban. are DUIt AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below ttated vln
and Brlsban. art
FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B. C.
Ca. Ctva rtrl.hin mnA Kvdntvl
1 jvuowera.,.aepiemwr i
Warrlmoo, beptemtxr 19
Aorangl October n
Mlowera... November 14
Warrlmoo.. December aa
" 4VThroueh ticket! Iisued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. For Freight and
Passage and all general Information, apply to
Theo. H.Davies&Co.,Ltd., Gen'l Agents.
Lines ot Travel.
p 'Wife's Steamship Co, Ltd.
I STEAIVlERSs
Kinau, Claudine, Hklenb, Maui,
Hawaii, Lehua, Mokolii,
Kilauea IIou.
TIME TABLE.
S. S.
KlNAU,
rruuiiimi)
Commander.
MOLOKAI, MAUI, HAWAII
Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at
12 in., touching at Kaunakakal, La
haina, Maalaoa Bay, Makona, Malm
kona, Kawattao and Laupahoehoe, ar
n ot lllln Wodnondav evenings.
Returning, will sail from Hllo every
Friday at IT'o'clock p. m., touohlng at
above named ports, arriving ai 110110
lulu Saturday nights.
Will call at Poholkl, Puna, onc
each month.
The popular route to the
Volcano is via Hilo. ft40
for the round trip, includ
ing all expenses.
S.S.CLAUDINE,
Cameron, Commander.
MAUI
Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday, at 6
o'clock p. m., touching at Lahalna,
Kahulul, Nahlku, liana, Hainoa and
Klpahulu, Maul. Returning, touches
mtHana Kahulul and Lahlna, arriving
t Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each
Month.
S.S. LEHUA,
Bennett, Commandor.
MOLOKAI, MAUI, I.ANAI
en., o.rv Mniulftv for Kaunakakal,
Eamalo, Maunaloi, Kalaupapa, Lalialna,
Honolua, uiawaiu. jiovu......b ....w
at Honolulu Raturday mornings.
Prtnalirneoi must bo at the landing
. i ti.nir frluht. Thlsoompany
m nn imhl lLsolf responsible for
freight after it ban been landed.
Uve mock, irH' " i""-,
liquids recolvod only at ownor'a risk.
This company will not bo responsL
bio for money or valuabloH of panson
apt. unlosa pfacod in tho caro of purs-
""puwonRora are requested to purchase
tlckoUi before mlmrWW. Those Ml
Inatodo bo will bo subject to an add .
tlonal oharpo of twonty-IWo per oit.
The company will not lo liable for
loss of, nor Injury to, nor delay In, the
of Um SiSSngi. ?lSyoiu tho amount of
$100 00, inloss tho valiio of the mum
be declared, at or Isiforu the Issue of
IbBtlokat, andfrelKbtU ld thereon.
All oin ptoyees f the A.iiilny are
forblddeV toVlv. frolK t vhou ,le.
Ilvorlim h pplim rm'ulpt therefor In
I ha "form pru-Vrlbmi by the Uiimwiiy
iml whlcli limy wuii iyiililir.
ni" in JttitffinMt ii. iiiilAt yjtoi,
travel.
of This Lino Will Arrive at run
For San Franotaoo
AUSTRALIA .... SEPTEVtlirR
MARIPOSA hLPTFMMH is
AUSTRALIA OCTOBER 3
MOANA .1 1. OCTOHI R u
AUSTRALIA . ...OCTOBER ji
ALAMEDA NOVEMHFR 10
AUSTRALIA .... . NOVI MBER 8
MARIPOSA OrCLMBhR 8
AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 16
For San Francisco :
NIPPON MARU AUG. aj
RIO DE JANEIRO SEPT.
COPTIC SEPT: 19
AMERICA MARU SEPT. 19
CITY OF PEKING .1.. SEPT.
GAELIC OCT. 1
HONGKONG MARU OCT. 14
CHINA OCT. u
DORIC OCT. Ji
NIPPON MARU .NOV. 10
RIO DE JANEIRO NOV. 17
Go., Ltd., Agents.
FROM SYDNEY. BRISBANE AND
SUVA.
hor victoria and Vancouver tu. -.):
Warrlmoo.. Augutt 31
Aorangl.. .September S
Mlowera.... October t6
Warrlmoo. .November t)
Aorangl,,.. December ti
Lines of Travel.
upon application to the pursers of the
Company's Steamers.
Shippers are notlfiod that if freight is
shipped without such receipt, it will bo
solely at the risk of the shipper.
This company reserves tho right to
make changos in tho time of 'departure
and arrival of Its steamors WITHOUT
NOTICE, and It will not bo responsible
for any consequences arising there
from. O. Ij. WIGHT, President.
S, B. ROSE, Secretary.
OAPT. T. K. CLARKE, Port Supt
o.
R. & L. Go.
TIME l TABLE.
From and After January 1, 1809.
TRAINR
STATIONS,
(Outward!
Dally
Dally
ex. Sun. Dally
ex. Sun.
A.M.
11 oj
11 40
IS 00
Dally Daily
A.m.
Honolulu to
Pearl City.... So
EwaMM 3)
Walanae
Walalua
kTahuku.. ... ....
AM.
9 15
9 4
10 oS
1050
55
is is
Dally
ex Su
AM.
P.M.
l-.m.
315
14T
45
4 45
510
0.10
STATIONS.
(Inward)
Dally
AM.
DP
08
SO
155
Cabuku....
Walalua
Walanae...,
BwaMIII o
0 10
J.10
f4S
8 0
8 15
10
lio
4'!
5
PaailClly 615
Honolulu 0
1 v
F. O. SMITU
1, uoui a nan.
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a os
A. Ticket
Agent,
O. P. Dkwisqn, Superintendent.
STAGED LINK
HENRY BRYANT, Prop.
The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, "Wal
kane, Kualo and way points, will
leave PostOfllce, Bethel street side,
at 0 a. m.. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, calling for passengers and
h
lockages at .Liovejoy a uo's, rso. m
uuanu street
OHAS. J. FALK,
Member Honolulu Stock Exchange.
Room 301, Judd Iiulldlng.
mo
JAS. F. MORGAN,
00TIONKEK AND BTOOK UKOKXU
No, 45 Queen Street.
Expert Appraisement of Ren)
Sntato and F'iriiHiirf
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Stock and Bond Broker
M"Kr o( Hawaiian Slu(U Puliintf,
Mulnuriiy IIIim'U, Tori Htroul,
Steamsliip
Company
Chinese and Japanese Firms.
ORPHEUM CAFE
II ns Olirtngecl Hands
..Will be thoroughly renovated.M
Meals at all hours, 25c.
FORT STREET,
-Just above Orpheum Theater.
CITY MILL C0Lld
ilto and (!
Queen and Kckaulike Sts.,
(Cwa llJe of Old Fish Market.)
P. O. Box 051 Telephone 101
Bee to announce ti.at thev are now Dre-
pared to undertake all branches of the
above buslnes.
Vork undertaken by the day or by con
tract; estimates furnished. 1294
W. W. AHANA
Merchant Tailor
323 Nuuanu St.
fine Suitings In English, Scotch and
American Goods made to ordor.
felophono 668.'
-Postofflee box 086.
TAKAKI &CO.,
Contractors, Builders,
And HOUSE PAINTERS.
1 1 sH Nuuanu street, Honolulu, H. I.
S. KIOHl",
JAPANESE SIGN PAINTER
And Paper Hanger.
133 Nuuanu Avonue, Honolulu, H. I.
1270
IWAMOTO,
Watchmaker and Jowollor.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
213K King street. 1277
OHIN SINd CO,
lOa West King Street
am Boil
Jobbing promptly attended to; also all
kinds or Furnlturo on liana. 1210-flm
YING OHAN,
PUKXITUEE DEALER,
400 Nuuanu Street.
-Chairs of all kinds, Matting,
Cigars, Silk and Chinese Teas.
Seasonable Goods,
CHAIRS
of all kinds, Matting,
Linen in. any color.
Chinese Grass
Fancy China Silk Handkerchiefs
KWONG HINO OHONG CO.,
Nuuanu above King st.
im kss BS8TAVSMT
Alakoo; between Merchant and King
streets.
A First Glass Ileal at All Hours,
15'OBNTS.
Itt. Luncheon Rooms for Ladles
and Gents. Give us a trial.
TEE OHONG,
(8uccossor to C. Lind),
ISest a-u.1 strut .
Nuuanu and Ilotol strcots
Lato of Hotel stroet,o
Ilotol. First-class moal
;oalto Panlhoon
25c 1270
Y. MAN SINO-
Removed' From Fort Street to
Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's.
Has
3
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Dresses Made To Order.
L. A'HLO,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Grocer
lcs, Hardware,
iltoots and Shoos, ota
Al quality Ii. A. Hlce for salo.
No 400 Nuuanu ttreot, cor. Chaplain fit,
P. O. Box 1014. 1271
HOP HOtfG,
Merchant Tailor,
HAH MOVKD
From 314 Nuuiinti ktroot to !arnor jirom
Isoh, Nu. 310, oil tho oppoittu HlUo of tho
itruot. 121) J
SHEU LUN,
jo Nuuanu Si , ntat Eachanga Saloon,
Merchant Tailor
Clothing, ale,, roiJt (a order,
All Sulla guarantwJ lo pi. anJ In Ina Laliil Slyli.
1 1 84
L. (DUONG,
Nu, t Nuuanu Si,, Mow Merchant, Honolulu,
MJfillOHANT 5 TAJ LOU.
arSulli ituaiinlM4 lo nl tnj In lauil ilu,
Cloihlng maji lu urJart Uniform a ipacltlly,
Clolhn (Uin4 ml lipilnl l niiontUi run,
SHIPPING NEWS
Additional, and the latest Shipping Newt, will be
found on the eighth page.
TIDES.
-1 5
,
Day.
3E.
5.3
5. "l "i
Ed
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&
p. m
a.m.
n.i
to,
ni.
11.111.
Monday
Tuesday
4.UU
3.41
31j 0.29
4.34
4.29
11.01
10.10
n.m
p in
Wednesday-
23 5.14
6.12
5 45
11.30
1.16
p.m.
Thursday
24 0.01
a.m.
12.11
Friday
7.01
0.15
0.40
0.00
0.34
125
3.00
5.00
Saturday .
8 00
Sunday.,
0.20
8.3)
1.12
Last quarter of the moon on the
1:7111 at i:ct P. 111.
Tho Standard timewhlstlesouiidsat
121i. 0m. 0s. (midnight), Greenwich
time, which Is Hi. 30m. p. ni. of Ha
waiian Standard time.
MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERS.
Steamers due an! talllngtoday and lor the nut 1I1
days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
Steamers From Due
Mokolll Molokal Auk &
Lehua Molokal and Una I Aug eS
Claudlm Maul Auc t6
W. G. Hall Kona and Kau Avici?
Maul Maul Auger
Mauna Loa Maul and Hawaii Aue to
AutrallaSan l-ranclsco Aug jo
Warrlmoo Colonies Aug )i
Mlowita Sydney Scpl i
China China and Japan Sept
Rio de Janeiro Yokohama Septa
DEPART.
Steamers For Due
Nippon Maru San Tranclsco Aurjj
Upolu Kohala Aue i
Mokolll Molokal.... Aug
Lehua Molokal and Lanal Aug 8
Ataul Maul Auir ao
WO Hall Kauai Augr)
Claudlne Hllo Aug 19
warrlmoo Vancouver , .. .Aug 11
Mauna Loa Kona Sept t
Mlowera Victoria Sept i
China San Francisco Seot i
Klo de Janeiro san l-ranclsco epti
Australia San Tranclsco Septs
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Gay and Robinson's steam
launch wbicb was brought down
from the Coast on the barkentine
lrnigattl sopio timn ago, and in
wbicb several uttemDts have been
made to get to Niibnu bas been
lying for over two years asboro
at Makaweli and is just now be
ino dismantled by her owners.
Her macbinory will be shipped!
ubck io me oiaies ana nor iiuik
sold.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From San Francisco, per bktn
Flantor, Aug 23 Charles An
drews, Charles McCulloagh.
From Yokohama, per stmr Nip
pon Maru, Aug 25 For Honolu
lu: Mrs H Kojima, Mrs S Wada
and 24 Japanese in steerage.
Tbronph: Mrs J F Allen, J O
Bonlz, M Enya, Mr and Mrs 8 A
Cheerkoff, Kev and Mrs J Car
rioRton, Dr J G da Silva, Mist A
O da Silva, D Dickson, James H
Ebersolo, M Fujita, A J Hughes,
Liontenant Ooramauder G HnmiH,
U JN, Mr and Mrs Faul ldoroult
Air EiBselitT, Dr Mooskowsky, L
Morgan, A J Neville, A Temple
man, Air Takoiin, JN raknunsui,
Dr Lather von Wedekind, Mr and
Mrs Fercival.
PA8SENaERS DEPARTED.
For San Franoisco, per stmr
Nippon Maru, Aug 26 Bev and
Mrs Edw AbbotJLE O Riobnrdsou
and wife, H H Olark, Miss H
Timmons, Miss Tomlinson, W
Maortene, Mr and Mrs Cameron,
WET Neumann, Rev G L Pear
Bon, HA Allen, ROolgato, T F
Archibald, Mr aud Mrs FA Jo
cobs and infant, A E Adams and
wife, 0 M Cooke, Jr, G P Cooke,
Mrs F Grnunm, Misses Harris 2,
E Pollitz, Col Hodge, H Graham,
H A Parmaleo, E E Richards, P
Martin, A Raas, E E Paxton, 13 T
McCullougb, Mrs Geo A Orel way,
Obas JJesky.
"Neror Darn i OandU nt Ualh En.la "
It you do your light will soon
ho ooue, and you will be in tho
dark. Don't tuiuk you can go on
drawing vitality from the blood
for nerves, stomaon, brain, ana
musclo without doing something
to replaco it. Hood's Sarsapurlllu
gives nerve, mental and digostive
strongth by enriching and vitalis
ing tho blood. Thus it help's
ppoplo who aro overworked and
tired.
Hood's Pills aro non-irritating,
mild, ulToctivo.
Water Colors in sets for
children and adults; also Col
umbian Photo Colors, which
anybody can use successfully.
Oil colors and artists' materials
of all sorts.
KING BROS,,
110 Hold stieet,
THEO.EMVIES&CO.Ltd.
Merchants and Commission Agents.
Carry a Complete Line of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, &c.
Oils and Whito Lead.
GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Agents for Clariphos & Dick's Balata Belting.
This Belting Is acknowledged by several of the most expert engineers on the
Islands to be the best, most durable, and least expensive.
Also Agents for Keichefer Bros.' GRAY AGATE WARE, of which a full lira
Is carried.
A good selection of IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTING, LINOLEUM, LAWN
MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE AND FITTINGS.
Lime, Cement, Fire Clay and Fire Bricks.
1 Honolulu Tobacco Co., Limited J
nN IMPORTERS OF M
UU HAVANA AND MANILA CIGARS, tf
N SMOKERS' AltTlCLKS, 111
Pino Grades of Smoking Tobacco. ftfl
II Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu, ll
1 -HMar-aaaa-fcTTaaa-. mm Wj.afcTm,. ac
JELLY MAKING.
Plain Direction! Far the I'roccu FromBa
Klaiilna; to End.
Tho whys nnd t bo wherefores of jolly
making aro as easily mastered as those
of any other method ot preparing fruit,
and yet clear aud epnrkllug jelly is y
no mentis common, aud mnuy a honso
wlfo whoso perfect assurance makes
entitling, preserving nnd pickling easy
work malccH a bugbear of jelly mnkinR
nd from first to last is npprohonstvo
that it will not "como," or if it doei
will bo cloudy, dark colored or pun
gout Tor this rensou a writer iu Good
Housekeeping furnishes sonio informa
tion that will uiako tho wholo thing
plain sailing from tho beginning to tho
rnd.
Tho choice of tho fruit is tho difficult
part of tho work. One may as well ox
pect to "gather figs of thistles" as to
mako firm aud delicate flavored jelly of
half grown or overripo fruit. Pcctoso,
tho substanco which gives firmness to
fruit and when freed by boiling yields
jelly, is ut its best in every respect whon
tho fruit is perfectly ripo, but from
that timo it commences to deteriorate.
As a cholco between two, evils, then,
underripe fruit is prefcrablo to over
ripo, but tho jolly produced from tho
formor will bo neither ai duo flavored
nor colored as though tho fruit were
ripe. As a rulo luro berries and cur
rants yield more juico than tho smaller
ones. Iu fact it is good economy to buy
primo fruit of all kinds for jelly.
Tho prevalent belief that jolly must
bo mado on a clear day is utter non
sense. At tho Fnino time many varieties
of small fruit will absorb moisture, and
if picked just after a heavy raiu the
juico will require longer boiling.
As with canning so in all other meth
ods of preparing fruit, neither tin von
hds nor iron spoons must bo used iunny
of tho various operations. Granulated
sngnr is tho purest, most delicate flavor
ed mid ltiexH.MRivo,
liuvo two b.igs, one mado of coarsu
linen crash, tho other of cheesecloth,
with strong linen cord for suspending
tho former.
Nona of tho Miuill fruits require tiny
water in cooking if a quart of the
fruit is first put iu tho preserving ket
tlo, mashed and slowly cooked until the
juico flaws freely. Xucu draw the ket
tlo to tho back of tho rango; add the
remainder of tho fruit by degrees, Ftir
ring occasionally; draw to tho front
and cook gently but steadily until soft.
Of tho larger fruits plums and poaohes
require little wator, while crabapples,
quinces nud common apples should have
enough to show through from tho top
after tho mass has been shaken dowu.
Whilo tho fruit is cooking, soak tho
iinou drip bag in hot water. As soon ai
tho fruit 1b soft enough to break easily,
wring'tho bug dry, hold over a deep
earthen bowl or stoneware crock, I
put iu the fruit, tie tho top firmly and '
suspend, to haug free, in a warm place
aud away from drafts. Ab it cools, oc
casionally press against tho sides ct the
bag with two wooden ladles, but uevcr
eqncezo with tho hands if you would
mako first quality jelly. (A littlo in
ferior jolly for cooking purposes cau
afterward bo made by squeezing mid
wringing, but tho gamo is hardly worth
tho candle.)
Measure tho juice, rotnru to the fire
aud boll stcudlly, uncovered for SO min
utes, skimming pfteu. During this time
liuvu the sugar heating in tho uveu
When tho juice is suUlcicntly oookid,
turn in tho sugar carefully. Stir gently
until it Is dissolved, hut no, longer, mid
as boon as tho jelly bolls draw tho ket
tle to the lwo(c of tho range, Hunoii
lint, dion bowl and dipper in reatlinesH
mid at oncu strain tho jolly through tlm
ehuesoeloth bag (previously wrung mil
of hut water) ami (IU the jelly glaiu
as It sets 011 the range.
Let the jelly hUitul uncovered several
hours before scaling. Then coerllit
tup Willi 11 thin layer nf melti'd p.uaf
flu or with 11 pn'ier soaked iu liriintl)
pu'antil uluae tu iliu jelly and a liiryer
elrole of juiper punted oer the tup uf
tint glims, tli'llywill never keen perfect
ly In it ilit tup plum, mill one fxiih drj
Mild cool U best,
tji
T
Paint,
The Club Stables
Limited.
O. BelTjINA, : Manago!.
FORT STREET,
Telephone 477
LiYery, Boarding & Sale Sfablet
Prompt Service. Stylish Turnouti.
Safe Drivers.
We aro especially equipped to eater m
your trado. Ffclr dealing and good
vice is what we depend upon to got IU
We havo for salo Family Carriage m
Driving Uorsos, single or double warm
Thoy aro In good condition and will to
sold on favorablo tortus.
Dr. Rowat Is always in attendance m
the Stablos.
Gmb Stables Hackstand
Cor. Union A Hotel BU,
(Old Bell Tower).
OAUEFULt, AND WELL INFORMS
DRIVERS.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAUE8.
HACKS AT ALL HOURS.
Orders forSurreys,WagonotteN, Stnpi
or Double Toama at a moment's nolle.
Hack Nor. 125, 183, 100, 70, 77.
C. RKLTiTNA". Mitr
John Nott,
PLUMBER,
75 and 79 King Street
TELEPHONE NO. 31.
NOW is tho tlmo to get loaks and
breakagos soon to, and your
Roofs Put in Order
By competent workmen.
everv variety of Cut Flowers and
Growing Plants. Sprays, Bouquets and
Floral Designs on short notice.
Orders taken by
CARL KLEMME,
Orpheum hotel.
Telephone No. 56. lay
HOME MA.DE
SAUERKRAUT
J pounds for 2J cents.
60-pound casks, $4 per cask.
at
1ST. BEBHAM'8
Hop Boer Depot, No. 11 Konla (formerrj
Smith) btroot.
A GOOD THING
Ohin, Algeroba and Pine Firavoo
Out and Bplit (ready tor tbuHtove)
Alao,
oTOYE,STE&l&'BUCKSNITHCOi)
WHITE AND BLACK BAND
.t Lowfcit rrlc, delivered to any pan
.the City,
HUSTAOE k CO.,
HI Queen Htrwt.
Real Estate Transaction
Hnbtorlbori are (urnUbed with from trw
o lx liiU ir wixik, KlvlnR an teenrnV
tovird u All ilrod' moTtpucta, leaaea. r
Aoe, powoM ol i.lliiintiy, Ho,, tie, whit
ire pUoedou rrotrd,
sutwrrlptlon i'rleo, ,0(l per li
A.V. GEAH,
Judd llulldlng, Honolut.
P BOUQUETS 1 J
FINKE & CO., FLORISTS,
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