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THE EVENING BULLETIN; HONOLULU H. I, NOVEMBER 251899?
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COL.W. A. THOMPSON'S
Boston Lyric
Opera Co.
40 PEOPLE.
Tuesday, Nov. 2!,. BOCCACCIO
camlc.
XlrarsOav. Nov. 21. .
, Grand Opera,
Saturday Matinee, Nov. 25 PINAFORE
Comic.
CARMEN Siturday Night, Nov. 25 ERMINIE
Comic.
. HONOLULU COFFEE MILLS
Headq"u a,rtex
PORE HAWAIIAN COFFEES,
Green or JHonsted
Large stock of Coffees from the Konu, Hairuluin, Olaa Dis
tricts nlvvavs on hand. Old Coffees a speciality.
H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.
ta Proprietors.
WANTS.
SiMi. fa fin roiim uill hi imttti it I fttnti
Wwk Him f til Inurtlcn; to ctntt uttna initr-
Hon! jo unit a uA and 50 eenll a month, 1 tit it tbi
cbtipttt aJvtttitint txtr offtreJ Ibi ptofilt of Honolulu,
LOST.
LOST A Bunch of Kevs on a fine abovl Nov, n
Liberal reward on return (o this o filer .
I OST Pertonal Ltt aiJresse.1 to E P. Walsh.
L. rinJetMeaxe at W. W. Wright's, 6ij I'ort street
l)8-lt
FOR SALE.
FOK SALE On Walklkl Road, near the residence
of Gen. Manson, Ec desirable house of j
rooms and bath; Rood (rult trees: nice grounds,
inoxioo. Or will eichange for lots In Punahou. Tor
runner particulars apply to ucnn, LniwNimv k.j,
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COR SALE A fine SADDLE MAKE. Island-breed,
sultablt for lad'ei or chlld.rn. Address J, L,
Dulletln. iSts-at
COR SALE-LANDS IN ALL PARTS Or THE
r CITY. By J M. VIVAS. i8i.
BILLIARD TAPLK FOR SALE, CIILAP.
HEAVER LUNCH ROOM.
COR SALE-DEAUTIFUL HOME IN NUOANU
r VALLEY. Address Box i. P O. Ml
A Fine NEW UPRIGHT PIANO For Sale CHEAP
for cash. Address A.J , Bulletin office. iSja
POR SALE A new COTTAGE of eight rooms and
bath; grounds nicely laid out, stable and out
houses. One lot is x i?; water laid on; ornamental trees,
etc Ono corner lot, 5 x in
All on Collet, street. For further particulars
arrlv to W M. CUNNINGHAM, at the Favorite
Saloon. 136a
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Tor additional Shipping Nam see seventh page
! "Aloha Collection of Hawaiian Songs."
The Best Hawaiian Souvenir
-" -FOR SALE AT THE-
HAWA1IAN BAZAAR, MASONIC TEMPLE.
CorneriHotel and Alakea Streets.
POR SALE-Lnts at Walk'kl, $115 each.
Lots at Kallhl. $150 each.
Lots on Young street, ar.joo eacn.
Lots at Kallhl. J?oo each.
l.ote In Nuuanu Valley, all prices.
House and Lot at Kewalo.
Lots at Kewalo, all prices.
Lots at Punahou.
House and Lot at Punahou a bargain
House and Large Lot at Kallhl very eheip.
Apply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE.
"59 No io Tort street.
PR SALE-One i-lnch Y FITTING, with flanges
complete; flanges are tapped for ti-lnch well
casing; a desirable Biting for Irrigating pipes. J
EMMELUTH & CO., m-mo King St. 1 m
PR SALE-Pure-bred, Rough-Coated, SCOTCH
COLLIE PUPPIES. Just received ex bkt S. N
Castle.-from Rancho Uonllo's Kennels, California,
For further Information apply to M. T. DONNtLL,
at Wllder's Boat Shop. Puppies can be seen at No.
1 4 Robello Lane, Palama. 1 )14
PR SALE-One SHIPMAN ENGINE In perfect
order. Apply to II. G. Blart. Fort St. no)-tt
ATWO-MANUALand Pedal Bass REED ORGAN
Suitable for chapel or residence. Uergstrom
Music Co , Fort street. - 1067
TO LET.
NEWLY rURNISHED ROOMS, Bmtanls street
near Fort, next Dr. Day's office 18 )6-i w
PURNISHED ROOM TO LET. 416 Punchbowl,
1 near Berelanla ij8i
TO LET-SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
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lulu Hotel late Eagle House.
Apply Mono-
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Carvers.
Do youe.xpect to cane a turkey next month? November is the
proper month to do such things, and the Thanksgiving turkey will have
to be cut up. Then there will be the Christmas and New Years dinners
to be thought of, so after all it is about the right time to get that new
net of Carvers you have beenithlnking about getting.
We have all sorts plain, fancy, cheap, medium and expensive, and
sn please you with the new stock In this line that we have just-received.
A full line of table cutlery, also plated spoons, forks and knives.
TO LET-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM to let;
1 private family; moderate rint. 66 Vine) ard st
doors from Queen Hotel. 1)48
FRONT
ROOMS.
M5I
THE ALOHA ROOMING HOUSE. Fort St. Best
TO RENT-Twu rurnljhcJ
Telephone 687 ,
rooms and attendance In city.
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WANTED.
WANTED Two Smart Cash Bovs, must be quick
Aprly N. i. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.. Fort
street. i)3 it
PMPLOYMENT WANTED by a good Jipanese
Cook haslng long experience. Address OKA
P. O. Box 874.
JAPANESE Faithful and good cook wants a situa
tion; good famlij, Frank Sera, P O.K. 874. Ho
nolulu. H77
UANT ED POSITION of any kind by oung m!m
wun rour sears exrerience pookkeeping
dress J. A. care of BULLETIN office.
E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd,
Cor. F"ort and Kins: Sts.
CXPERIENCED SALE LADIES wanted at the
1" Paclhc Imnoit Co. tua
COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL WANTED for
general housework and care of children. Reftr
ences required. Apply Ci. At.. Bulletin office itto
Columbia and Rambler Agonta.
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BASEBALL
TR ACT -H- -H- -H- -H- -M-
Bounded by Keeaumoku, Kinau,
r Fllkoi ana Lunamo streets; only
k one block from the Beretanla
street car lincas"Ae -&? rj-
W Thic trarf i: Qifnnfprl In nnp nf fh fmpQf rA!
dence portions of Honolulu, and in a direct line with
the cooling breezes of Makiki.
Lots Jo x 9O feet will be sold for the reasonable
price of $1,250. Terms, $20 cash, balance on in
stallments, payments to suit purchaser.
1 1 ilia iciiiu iiao u ytiv 51-um. oiu jc, auu Luiiim:ci:
can immediately commence bu Iding operations.
Early purchasers can secure choice ocations.
For further particulars apply to
L GEAR, LANSING & CO.,
J Judd Building. J
vjj)juv--gvusvxijag
WANTED- SITUATION, by a young Japanese
woman, to do light housework, or as nurse In a
private family. Address M. A.. Bulletin office. 1)60
PII.ST-CLASS JAPANESE COOK WANTS PO
' SITION. Ten years experience. Address
SUZUKI, P.O. Box 86;. i44
UANTED-POSITION by experienced bookkeeper.
First-class references. Address J, G., Bulletin
on,c- ni
W ANTED A position bv an Intelligent, educated
' vounp American. Cannd nAArp reterrnrec
Weather Bureau, Punnhou, Nov. 25.
Temperaturo Morning minimum,
C3j Mhltloy maximum, 79.
Uaronteter, 9 n. m 29.97. Falling.
Halnfnll .0.
Dew Point CO F.
Humidity nt 9 u. in. 70 per cent.
Diamond Head Signal Station, Nov.
25. Weather, clenr; wind, light S. W.
AIUUVALS.
Friday, Nov. 21.
Stmr. Kllohann, Buhn, from Knaua
pall. Satttrday, Nov. 25.
Stmr. Walalaealc, Green, from KUa
nea, with passengers nitt 13 bills hides,
30 pkga sundries.
Stmr. Upolu, Hennlngson, from Knl
lita and Honolptil, with passengers,
)74 man unit uu uags couce, no sneep, 0
bills tobacco, 7 pkgs sundries.
O st O S S Coptic, Hinder, from China'
and Japan, with nessencers and e.17 tons
i . i .' - . . "
general muse lor H MacKteid Jo.
DEPArtTUnES.
Friday, Novemaer i,
Stmr Mauna Lo.t, Slinerson, for Kon.i.
Stmr Jamt;s Makce, 'I ullett, for Kapna.
Stmr Nllhau, Thompson, lor Makaweil,
Stmr Mokolii, Dudolt, for Kamato.
Schr Golden Gate, Pahla, Maunalel and
Klhel.
O & OSS Doric, Smith, Japan and
China.
Saturday, November 24.
U. S. A. T City of Sydney, PlttsbUrg,
for Manlld.
U. S. A. T Pathan, Butler, for Manila.
Stmr Iwalanl, Gregory,- for Eleele and
Aukawell at 3 p m.
PASSENOERS AltHIVED,
From Kulltta and Honulpul, per stmr,
Upolu, Nov. 23. C. Mcnlchel, H. Pat
ton, H. C. Austin, S. Watson.
From Kllauca, per stmr. Walalcale,
Nov. 25. J. Kllgrove. C. H. Willis,
From the Orient, per O. ci O. S. S.
Coptic, Nov. 25. Capt. F. A. Blake, W.
Haywood, Low Chlng Itoon, K. Jua-
kaml, II. F. Parmalco, ami Airs. II. If.
Hcnjes and daughter. Through -A. It.
Agasslz, It. Aklyama and servant, Mis.
O. M, Dramhall, Miss Amies P. Bar
ney, Miss Julia Barney, W. A. Bradley.
Mr. nntl Mrs. .1. Cnssouova, J. W. Clif
ton, J. Edelstcln, Vlciimlo I.d'Elloy, E.
P. Fell. F. 15. Fcrnaltl, Mis. I'letehcr
and two children, B. Guggenheim, Mrs.
Wm. Haywood, two children and maid,
Bev. N. Hansen, W. Mcllniann, l.plgh
Hunt, A. Johnstono, . II. Klngswcll,
S. II. Ktilin, T. Lemon, IMIbS Lowers,
Young Lock, Mr. and Mr3. Heo. T,
Marsh nnd child, MIbs Melntyro, Geo.
Morrlss, Miss Muller, It. Oldhnm, A.
T. Pattlson, Mr. and Mrs. Chap. E.
Ptigh, Miss E. V. Pugn, Mlsa M. E.
Ptigh, Miss Pcrrlne, Mlsi Palmer, B.
Pilanlsohnlknw, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Sher
ret Itodgers and child, MIs Itlggs, Mu
Jor J. E. Sawyer, U ,S. A A. Simon,
Bev. J. B. Thompson anil two children,
Miss ,q. J. White, Mrs. O". C. VHllani3.
and three children, C. II. Basil Wood.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
For Yokohama, ner stmr Doric. Novem
ber 24. Rev P Ltom Sauton. Mr and Mrs
Wm Fortescue, F von Lleberg, At Pockets,
E Keeble.
NEW TO-DAY
Cnrd oY Thanks.
The widow nnd relatives of the late C.
F. Faneuf take this manner of expressing
their thailks and appreciation for the many
kind acts and words of friends during
their late bereavement and since the un
fortunate accident. 1 387-1 1
JasPfflorgan
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd., will be held
at the office of H. Hackfeld & Co., Hono
lulu, on Wednesday, November 29th,
1899, at 1 1 n. m.
, EDSUHR,
1387-31 Secretary.
The Women's Guild
Of FT. CLEMENT'S will hold a Christ
mas Fair and Sale of fancy and useful
articles on Saturday, December 2, at the
late residence of Mrs. Gullck, King street
near Alakea. There will be a large col
lection of dolls and many other pretty
things suitable for Xmas presents. Fuller
particulars later. 1387-1
The War in South Africa.
1)78
The first instalment' fStozcri nfn finul
which Is being raised here, will go for
ward by mall of 25th Inst.
This Is for the benefit of the wives and
children of the British Reservists who
have left their emrjlovment rind enne with
their regiments, to the front.
Further contributions will be thank
fully received oy Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
The Hawaiian News Co. and Catton,
NeillCo. i3of2t
AUCTIONEER AND
BROKBIT
ti 33 Queen Street
jS
ADMINISTIIATOR'S SALE OF REAL
KSTATE.
BY AUTHORITY.
Christmas Vacation Notice
The Government Schools throughout
the Hawaiian Islands will close for the
Christmas Vacation on Friday, Decem
ber 15th, and re-open for the next term tin
Tuesday, January 2nd.
By order of the Department of Public
Instruction. k
C. T. RODGERS,
Secretary.
n86 3t
Dewey, the man,
On To Manila.
is depicted ii
, Notlco Is hereby given that under
and In. pursuanco of an order Issued
out of tho Circuit Court of tho First
Circuit, In tho Estato of A. K. Sylva,
deceased, I am directed by J. P. Hcn
donca, Administrator of said Estato, In
pursuanco of such ordor, to sell nt pnb
llo auction to tho highest bidder for
cash on Saturday, tho 2nd day of De
cember, 1899 ,at 12 o'clock noon ot
that day, nt my salesroom on Quocn
street, In tho city of Honolulu, all tlir
right, tltlo nnd Interest of tho said A.
K .Sylva, deceased, of, In and to all thn
following property: ""
An Undivided half Interest In and to
that certain ptcco ot Innd situate nt
Auwatollmu, Honolulu, Oahu, and de
scribed as follows:
Apana 1. E hoomaka ana ma ko kl
hl e pill nna I ka alna o Koklno jno
ko Koclo o Kckol, a moo aku I ka
noao mtin: Hem. 23 30 Kom. 39 7-12-
Kap. 1 ko Koolo o Kckol; Lull nkit G2;
su Kom. ;i Katti. 41 3-12 Kap. 1 lea Iol
poallma; Hcma 40 1G, 37 Kap .a hull'
Kant 1 aim mua la nl; Ileum G2 30,
nam. vj nap. c pm ana 1 na nlnn o
Keklno .
1 Knul., 10 Anana, 13 Kap, "
Apana 3. E hoomaka nun ma ke
Id hi HI, nolo ma ka aoao mua 49
Kom. -jG 2-12, Kap. o ka alna o Ka
klno a hull n holo ma ka Kuaauna o ka
lol; Hem. 38 30 Kom. 44 3-12, Knp. u.
hlkl I ka alna o Pacimual holo ma
wacna ola alna Hcma 72 IIIk 1 Kaul.
hull hou kahl I hoomakaal.
59 Annnn, 23 Kapual.
And being Apanas 1 nnd 3 ot ih
premises described In II .P. 5011, L. C.
A. COS.
Thcro Is n wooden building upon tho
abovo promises and n half Interest la
such building will bo sold with thorn.
TERMS CASH. U. S. GOLD COIN.
Deed3 nt tho expenso of purchaser,
and salo subject to confirmation by
tho Circuit Court of tho First Circuit.
For further particulars npply to Ce
cil Brown .Attorney for Administrator.
Dated, IIonolulu.Novcmncr 4th, tS9!.
Ad
r
n office.
1)18
WANTED soo Men to iret shaved for ise.
' barbers). II. JEFFS, 6iH Fort street, opp,
Club Stables
(white
laoq-tt
Notice of Assessment.
Notice it hereby given that the fifth
assessment f ten (10) per cent on the
J stock of the HONOLULU RAPID
S1T & LAND CO. will be due and
rjtjyable to J. H. Fisher, at Bishop & Co.'s
Swk, Honolulu, on the 1st day of Novem
ber, proftlao. The shares upon which
aay assessment may remain unpaid after
Skfrtv days from said date will be declared
hfcijwnt.
Umuduktjiov. 1. 1800.
CHAS. H. ATHERTON.
jtj Secretary H. R.T. Si L. Co,
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Trademark Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing trade marks have been registered and
warnlnlng Is given against Infringement
of same. Coffee to be known as follows:
No. 1 Flat Bean, "Malle."
No. 2 Flat Bean, "lllma."
No. 3 Flat Bean, "Lehua."
No. 1 Pea Berry, "Hala."
No. a Pea Berry, "Mao."
KAILUA KONA COFFEE ESTATE,
McWayne Bros., Proprietors.
l384-4t
THEORPHEUM
FAMILY THEATRE.
TO-NfGHT!
SIX NEW ARTISTS I
EVERY ONE A HEADLINE II
First Appearance In Honolulu of
MISS MARION and
CLARA LLEWELYN
The Australian Operatic and Ballad
Vocalists.
The Great Comedv Team,
THE MUSICAL FLETCHERS,
In Their Original Comedy Musical Act.
The Prince of Ragtime Comedians,
JACKSON HEARDE
The World-Famous Ventriloquist,
J. W- WINTON.
Re-Appearance of
MINDELL FERN DREYFUSS.
The Charming, Soubrette, In the Latest
songs ana uances. -
The Greatest Act of Its Kind Ever
Seen Here,
FLYING BUSCH,
In Marvelous Feats of Daring In
Mid Air.
A Grand Musical Farce by the
ORPHEUM STOCK COMPANY
"Silent McCue on the Back of the Sign."
Change of Program Mondays and
Thursdays.
Family Matinee every Saturday, at
rjo p. n.
Gaaeral Admission, eje and soc.
Last six rows lor children undtr it yeara, ice
Reserved Chairs, soc.
Seats can be booked by rkiglag up Telsphene 54..
TO ARRIVE EX AUSTRALIA.
To arrlvo ex Australia, Onions. Po
tatoes, Lemons, Limes, Apples, Pears,
Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Salmon, Flounders,
Crabs, Oysters, Cranberries, Quail,
Ducks, Turkeys. Ham. Bacon, etc.. etc.
Canarlnos, Kins and Alakoa streets.
Wept When They Surrendered.
London, Nov. 1C Tho Times' cor
respondent nt Lorenzo Marquez, under
dnto of Sunday, Nov. 12, evening, says:
Chaplain Matthews arrived hero today.
Ho testifies to tho splendid defcuso of
tho Royal Irish Fuslleers and tho Glou
cester Regiment against nu overwhelm
ing forco of Dqcrs, who held positions
on thruo sides of tho British troops.
Retirement on tho fourth sldo wns Im
possible, and surrender was tho only
alternative, ns tho Boors wero on tho
point of opening a shell ilro upon them.
It was pathetic to hear tho Fuslleers
bemoaning their misfortunes, uoveral
with tearful eyes crying: "Father, I
would rather have been shot than
this."
"Commandant General Joubert or
dered Father Matthews 'relcaso on con
dition that ho assist the Boer wounded,
but nfterwnrd countermanded tho order
and tho chaplain was taken with the
other prisoners In wagons twenty
miles to Waschbank, where ho, with
tho rest captured, was placed on a
train for Pretoria. The Boers have fow
tents, nnd are thought to bo suffering
sevcro privations."
Lord Sallbury's son. Lord Edward
Cecil, is with Colonel Badon-Powcll nt
Mafeklng. Lord Edward Is thirty-two
years ot age. Ho Joined tho Bedford
shires in 1885, and wns mado a lieuten
ant In tho Grenadier Guards In 1892,
Ho ncted as Lord Wolselcy's aide-decamp
when the latter was Commander-in-Chief
In Ireland. He was present at
the fall ot Khartoum, when he occupi
ed a position on tho Sirdar's staff.
T-
Pacific Import Cori
(INCORPORATED),
FeOO-KESS BLOCK.
tfs
Special Curtain Sale!
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Notice.
All persons are hereby warned against
shooting on the lands at and near the
mouth of Walkele Stream, In Waikele,
Ewa, Island of Oahu; H. I.
E. A. MclNERNY,
E. I. SPALDING
J. M. DOWSETT,
i38oii Lessees.
We call attention that we received a large shipment of
the newest APPLIQUE CURTAINS direct from e
manufacturers. Better values will never be offered again
NOW is the time to make your selection :
0 pair Applique Curtains at $4.50 pair,
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By steamer Australia we received the newest novelties in
Ladies' Neckwear, Ladies' Fine Muslin Underwear, a complete
stock of Ribbons, Dress Skirts, and many other novelties.
Special Notice.
BWe received the largest and finest' stock' of HANb-
NCKs-nicra ever imported nere. Watch our window
play from now on.
PACIFIC IMPORT CO.
$4.50 pair, regular value $ 6.00
4.85 " " . v y.jo
5.35 " " atfo
6.75 ' " " o.fto
7.25 " ' ' " 10.7?
7.50 " ".'i " .n.?o
7.75 ", " "' " 12.00
9.50 " " " H.Jo
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