Newspaper Page Text
? r.
If
THE EVENING BULLETIN: 'HONOLULU H. I.; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1899.
I J
It
Wy
II
1
-K
;,
1
HoFoWICHHAN
ft
FOiR, FOURTEEN YEARS LEADER OUST FI3STE
-
Catering only to those who want the best in quality and the newest in design, from
the small trinket at twenty-five cents, to the expensive jewel at one thousand dollars.
Our store is not simply ciowded with goods, it is overpacked. We cannot display all
goods at one time, but the display and assortment is so large you cannot fail tolfind just what
you want.
Silverware and Silver Novelties
By the Basketfull.
Gold Jewelry, in new and pleasing designs.
" Hawkes" Cut Glass,
The finest in the world ; from the small Bon Bon dish to the elaborate Punch Bowl.
Bohemian Glassware,
Vases, Pitchers, Decanters, every shape of Wine Glasses, Finger Bowls, etc. etc.
Coalport, Dojilton, Dresden, Royal Vienna, Royal
Bonn, Kronach, Teplitz, and other Potteries.
New shapes and decorations this season.
Cups and Saucers, $. 00 to $1J.00. Plates, $1.00 to $30.00.
H.
lii mm &&hfi
Ex-Australia.
X m.i5 Trees
Fresh and
Green
.English Holly and Berries
Mistletoe
Cauliflower, v
Celery,
Rhubarb,
Asparagus,
Rutabagos,
Chestnuts,
Frozen Oysters, Eastern and Cal.
Cheese (In Foil)
Cheese Neuchalet Camembert Fromage
de Brie,
Fancy Navel Oranges,
Lemons,
Grapes,
Fancy .Apples,
Pine Apple and Swiss Cheese .
Chickens,
Geese and Turkeys.
The largest and most complete assort
ment of CANDIES ever brought
to Honolulu.
Gruenhagers Choc Bon Bons.
HENRY MAY & CO. Ltd,
Stores r
Bethel Street. iwtf
Xmas Presents!
r ...Diamond and other Rings,
Watches, Bracelets, Pins, and an extensive
variety of Jewelry just opened up. suitable
for Xmas and Nw Year Presents.
HC. fl.KABT.
Menufactarmg-Jeweller,
404 x port Street
Spanton & Lund,
HOUSB PAINTERS, -WOOD
FINISHERS,
And Practical ..,,.....
Paper
Hangers:
305 King St., near Alakea, Honolulu.
Tlntlnr, draining. Glaring andSIrn ,
ijjj Estimate! Clven.
'"''ltmx
HOLIDAY GOODS!
F. WICHMAN.
Sparklets
are
Coining !
NEWFURNITURE DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY
You will save 40 per cent by purchasing at the
I 2 31
--DRAWERS, BEDROOM SUITES,
CHAIRS, ROCKERS, ICB CHESTS, RE
FRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES,
WARDROBES, MIRRORS, BARBER
CHAIRS, FLAGS, Etc.
T t- T "V"" T Nuuanu and King Streets.
A -XKs -L-tTV-L, S. W. TjEDERER, Proprietor.
P. O. Box 635. Telephone 478.
i EX?MOHIOAN.
J' A Splendid Consignment
' Buggies, Road Carts, and Harness.
Speoially Selected for Local Requirements.
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
W. "W. WRIGHT, Prop'r.
V...M. -
Horses. Cattle,
JiXJLA HA.TTU
REMEDIES' MADE BY JOHN POTTIE & SONS,
Veterinary Surgeons of World-wide Fame, will
CURB : THOSE IILL8,
Money te Saved by Investing In Pottle's Remedies.
Black Oils for Sprains, Gall Salve for Sore Necks, White Oils for Swollen Glands,
Green LotTonrfireat healing agent, Soothing Oils for Skin Eruptions,
Black' ointment tor Morses- feet,
T
i ' Pottle Eye Salve for Sore Eyes,
Vermin Soap for Dogs, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Shrubs and Trees.
Is only a partial llstjtf you don't see what you want ask
This
,C.
h&jk
-
, of Surreys, Phaetons,
.FOKT STREET, ABOVE HOTEL.
Sheep and Dogs
THBJXR. ILLS.
Electric uiu, a raua ouster,
W. MACFARLANE,
Agent for the Hawalhn Islands.
3:&&i-jL. 'i'Lnu& ,
WALL STREET'S RECOVERY
New York, Dfn. 19. There was n
complete revolution o sentiment In
Wall street today, nnd tlip latter pait
of tho sossslon of tho Slodc Hxr hango
witnessed something II ko n panic
among tho bears, who wrro making
frantic efforts to eoter short contracts,
and bidding price? up o.i themselves.
Tho professional tradovs took the long
side of the market nml Md tip pilars
to take the market nwuy from the
bears. Many opoalors who had ruth
lessly sacrificed llislr holdings In tie
pandemonium of yov.iula wcro otto
eogor buyers, In tlio hop'3 of ivtiulv
Ing losses. Besides t-uiia elements
tbcro waB a largo continent of kir
galn hunters, mado up of.pooplo with
ready money looking for luvciitcient.
and who buy outrlnt to I10H
Somo surh reuHiou of fccllm; was
a natural coujqu.ioo of tho violent
decline- of ycio.-t'ir, which itvcrrnu
Itself. The ls3?uo of tho ai'cri'Uttte
conflict was by no mm 11 cortiln t.n
tll about mldv.iv of tho acfMOn. find
yesterday fl tidu of disaster wns not
stemmed without titanic uxoKnfin i.n
tho part of the mart nowerful fit an'l.tl
Interests In tho country acting In con
cert Millions of dollars In money
wero forthcoming for tho extension of
credits to tho buyers of securities. The
clearing houso banks supplemented
their yesterday's contribution of $10,-
ooo.ooo by another or the samo nmount
to be loaned at tho market rate. The
announced determination of tho Sec
rotary of tho Treasury to Increase
Government deposits In depository
banks gave promlso of relief from the
start and funds estimated at $7,000.
000 became avallablo from this sourco
before tho market closed.
LONDON DANK FAILS.
London, Deo. 19. Tho failure of the
London and Northern Bank (Limited,)
a comparatively small concern, was
announced today. Tho directors Is
sued n statement attributing tho fail
ure to tho alleged libelous assertions
regarding th,o bank which have ap
peared in tho press. The bank's as
sets, according to tho directors, should
fully cover the liabilities.
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY MONEY.
Chicago. Dec. 19. Failures In Wall
street and the general depression of
stocks duo to tho British rovcreos In
tho African war may prevent tho Uni
versity of Chicago from securing tho
amount of contributions necessity to
secure tho balance of John D. Rock
efeller's 12,000,000 offer. That amount
has been raised in part, and that until
today high hopes were entertained of
getting tho remainder before January
1st Is suggested by n statement mede
by President Harper before the stu
dents of the Junior college, whom ho
urged to appear at tho January convo
cation In cap and gown "prepared, '
said tho president, "to mako a demon
stration in case somo man should bob
up In the audience with n girt of $100,
000. Such things hove happoncd, you
know," he added, "and may happen
again.'
Harper 1b working prodigiously to
comploto tho $2,000,000 endowment,
and tho strain Is beginning to have Its
effect upon his Btrong coutitutlon.
"Ycstorday," said Harper, ''was blue
Monday for tho University. I spent
tho day and until 11 o'clock at night
with moneyed men, nnd I neicr saw
such disquiet and depression among
them. The unexpected failures In
Wall street have had thu effect of
drawing many purse, string? tight, and
men of capital arc becoming conserva
tive." It Is almost four years slnco Rocke
feller made his gift of $3,000,000 to tho
University. $1,000,000 unconditionally
and tho balance of $2,000,000 to be paid
before January 1, 1900, in case a simi
lar amount was obtained fiom other
sources. Of this sum about $1,000,000
remains to bo claimed by tho Univer
sity it tho condition Is fulfilled -that
Is, that another million bo raised to
match it.
Clouds Do Not Interfere.
In some wireless telegraphy expert
ments between the top of Mont Blanc
and Chamounlx, a number of Interest
ing facts wero brought out recently by
MM. Jean and Louis Locarmo. Tho ic
and tho nbsenco of liquid water did
not apparently have any effect on the
signals. Tho clouds also did not have
any influence on the work or tno appa
ratua. and though tho rowlvar ww at
focted by atmospheric oloctrlclty Is
did not spoil the messages. Tho most
serious difficulty -encountered was due
to the throo-phaso electrlu lighting sys
tem ot Chamounlx. which ruado teleg
ruphy Impossible at night, at least
with tho form or couerer employed.
Chamounlx Is 1,000 uiotrcs abovo tho
sea lovel and Vallot's observatory,
where tho receiver was stationed, is
4,350 meters, tho lineal distance bcr
twecn thc8two stations being seven
and ono-half miles. The transmitting
mast-wlro was twenty-flvo metera in
length and tho cohorer used was 0110
of tho Branly gold-filling pattern.
t
PER S. S. AUSTRALIA.
Just landed a full lino ot grapes,
plums, peaches, apples, Bartlett pears,
oranecs. lemons, celery, cabbage, cau
liflower, cranberries, burbank and red
potatoes, dates, salmon flounders, hali
but, crabs, eastern and California oys
ters (In tin and Bbell,) turkeys, chick
ens, ducks, qual), chestnuts. A full
lino ot canned goods. OAMARIN03'
RBFRIOERATOR.
Plague or no plague, people
are bound to cejebrate Xmas.
The season of present-giving
and receiving is on us. If you
have not already done so, let a
picture be at least one of the
presents you make this year.
KING BROS.,
110 Hotel street.
Rldo
others.
a "Cleveland; they lead all
, li"i Imlalihl 11 Vi Htrm 1 trfcV 1 JArgL- -'i'... . - -&-
Real Estate and Insurance,
ZilFE and FIRE
IIOiptiE AQEjlft
AGENTS FOR.. .
New England Mutual Life In
surance CO. OF BOSTON.
jEtna Fire Insurance Company
. OF HARTFORD.
HENRY ST. GOAR.
EDWARD POLLITZ.
Members Stock and Bond Exchange.
EDWARDPOLLITZ&Co
COMMISSION BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Particular attention liven lo purctuM anl tilt of
Lout Nttotltttd. Eitrn n4 Forilrn Stotkf
na aonai.
403 California St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
117a
W. C. ACHI & CO.,
Brokers & Dealers
IN-
EALjESTATE
CT We wl Ba or I 0 ileal Estate In
ill parts of tho group.
tW We will Sell Properties on Keason
tbie Commissions 1
JFFICE. 10 West King Street
DAVID DAYTON,
Real Estate Broker.
223 MERCHANT ST.
FOR SALE.
Twelvo Chlnoso Granlto Hitching
Pouts, $5 each.
Proporty in town.
HOUSES TO LET.
Real Estate Transaction
Babsorlbew aro furnished with from titi
to sit lists per week, giving an aocuraU
record of all doeds, mortgages, leases,
leases, powers of attorney, etc., etc., wbicl
tie plaoed on record.
Subscription Price, 99.00 vr rati
A. V. GEAR,
Judd Building, Honotoln
F. W. THRUM,
Surveyor.
ROOM NO. 10, SPRECKEM BLOCK
Plantation Work a Specialty.
1233
OHAS. J. PALK,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER
Membor Honolulu Stock Exchange.
Room 301, Judd Building.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
OOTIOMEKR AND STOCK UROKIK
Mo. IS Queen Btrett.
Expert Appraisement of Bea
Cetate and ForoUore.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Stock and Bond Broker
Member of Hawaiian Stock Exchang.
Mclnemy Block. Fort Street.
-P. E. R. STRAUOH,
Real Estate Broker
Financial Agent and Collector.
LlncolnjBlock, -, 039 King stroet.
I Ml Tttphorn6i.
A. J. CAMPBELL,
Stook and Bond Broker.
Mambar of tb Honolulu Stock Eichaar.
Office Quoon street, oppoalta TJnlon
Feed Company.
Telapbona too. P.O. Boa iu
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Mtatwi ot Honolulu Stock Eachanta.
OuM ttraaC
Talaphooa t. P. O. Boa Mi
BRUCE OARTWRIGHT,
General Manager ol
rhe IquiUble Life Assurance Sociitj
Ol the United Btatas for the Hawaiian
Island,
OmoNi Merchant street. HcmcJnJi,
N FERNANDEZI
NOTARY FDBLIC ul TTPEP1IEB
Ofllca otMirchanl atrial Caapfca taar
P O. Carttf aoBka ' O B01104
' 4
Agents, Brokers and Jebbtn.
W. G. Irwin & Co.
Limited
AQENTS FOR "l
Western Sugar Refinery Co., of aX
Francisco. ?
Baldwin Locomotlro Works
Philadelphia, Pcnn., U. 8. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. (Nattaaat
Cano Shrcddcr),Ncw York, U. . M
N. Ohlandt & Co's Chemical FertlMr
crs. a
Alex. Cross & Sons, high graj Bm.
tlllzcrs for Cano and Cotte.
Reed's Steam Pips Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALB
I'nrafflne Paint Co's P. ft B.
nnn rapcrs; Lucol and
uiib, raw ana boiled.
Intlurlno (a cold water palatf.
White nnil rnlnrn.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement.
niiu uncKB .
CASTLE & COOKE,
LIMITED
HOIS'OtitJ JL. U.
Commission Merchants,
SUGAR FACTOR8.il
AGENTS FOR
Tea Ewa PlanUtl'A Co.
Th Walalua Agricultural Co.. Ltj.
Th Kohala Surtr Co.
Th Walamta Sua ar Mill Co.
Tha Koloa AKrkuTturtl Co.
Tht Fulton Iron Word. St. Log.t. Ma.
Tim Standard Oil Cc.
Tba Geo. F, Blaka Staan Punpi
Wtfton'a Ctntrlluealt.
" Ih 1,w EnRlanl Lift fmuranci Co. of tnln
Ji .,n FM ,n-Co- o' Hartford, Coai ,
Tha Alllanta Anunnra Co of I .
Alexander&Baldwm
SUGAR
FACTORS,-'
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Agents for the California and Oricnk
Steamship Company.
JUDD BUILDING,
FORT STREET,
1180
Wm. G. Irwin & Co,
(UXITIS).
Wm. O. Irwin. President and Muiaa.
Claus Sprcckels VlcoPrcsldaaA
W. M. Qlffard.. Second Vlco Prcsldeat.
H. M. Whitney, Jr..... Treas. and 8m.
Geo. J. Ross Auditor.
Sugar Factors
AMD
Jommission Agentif
lanna o m
OOIANIO STIAMSHIP COMPUTf
OTBAH FBANOISOO, OAL.
BlEWER C6., LTD.,
Qattn itreaf, Honolulu, H.l
A.cronts for
Hawaiian. Arrlcultural Company, Am.rlcan Siaat
v.. ..w..u,u j.(ir v-., niuuKu sural cj , auka
Suar Co . Halaakala Pa'.h Co , Molokal R.oca:-
It Co. a Lin. of Bon Packtfi
LIST OF OFFICERS
C Kl. RonVn. I'rnatflatit. riAAm Tr
' , avu.'.v..., ..UUtrQ f
Robertson. Mnncrr. V v ln.kn-
Treasurer and SecreUry; Col. W. F,
Allen, Audit ir; P. O. Jones, H. WaUr.
house, Oeo. R. Carter, Dlroctora.
M. PHILLIPS & CO..
WkolMate Iaportara and JoMmm u
loroimi and jLaericin Dry Iom
Foiaaa Qnasn Btmti.
H. HAOKPELD CO.,L
4EMEBAL COMMISSION ABEIT.
Dor. If or and Qqaea Btreato Hoaolaiit
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
Imnroved and mndnm ritoid a
CHINERY ot every capacity and Oa
acrlptlon made to order. Boiler wort
and RIVETED PIPES for Irrlgattom
purposea a specialty. Particular atten
tion paid to JOB WORK .and renin
executed at shortest notte.
JOHN H. SOPER
Stock and bod. Broker.
110 Moroliant Street.
R.3I. DUNOAJT,
Cilleetir and fitntral lutl
Mt AjIRt.
Offlco 113 Kaahumanu atreeC
Also hranared n tnV m ,
nuinK m tow ianaa ana
Work promptly attended to.
MORRIS K.KEOHGKALOLE -
unnoa Biaiea uuaieai uoum jhb
kera. 4
Accountant, Searcher ot TlUaa km
General Business Agent,
Telenhone 20.
OFFICE: No. 15 Kfuhnnan at mi
TTnnnlliln TnrmA.v1v a Bam, n i " " "
L-'-Zt kaaaaaSj&i
kJ
M
4
K
.1
-M
it )
1
1
.adnit-
J0f
.1 "
jm;".
