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TTTE EVENING nULLETIN: HONOLULU, IT. I., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1800.
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Honolulu Drug Co.,
HEADOUARTEftS FOR DISINFECTANTS:
WANTS.
CLBCTROZONB,
CHLOROZOiNlS,
PUKII-INK,
CHLORIDE OF LIME,
GC, &C.
Honolulu Drug Co.,
Von Holt Block, King St.
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Lubricating OiIs-s35sate'
Will be usl very fre-lv fir 'h- nrr 5 n S mr'ii s w. tv'Vi .ig.i'n
. .............. ..... i. . . . rnrt,r'
cj in can tile niiemio or .ill mill ni:nauj u:rs nr mi nuijrv 1 1 ir.ir munu
jfc I.UUKICA INiiOIS. l-'o ycis il tsbT.nJ h.s vei mil ni iIimj U
IP at ds.-i'itl cich ssis th J in nJ n.i i'icrMel tint this vetr v iviv-
ft li M) b'll J .i -pvl.il .ill vi-etnm; -it il t.-i'c i tihill the lunledsof
barrel of oiN we have to i-rrv In t xk I'm c CvunJer Hug-lie. n.r
inin in I C i t Oils are tlie oiifs y hi w.i it I' you want every
smoothly.
w (li up. Dk'iimm
jlj thing to run sii
A Benton Boiler Compounds...
a This cnmpnunJ Is e itlrely vewt.ib! , c mains no nil or a:IJ. It Vine a
n natural pr-serv.it ve fur (-no sterl. It rots the scale in the boil-rand
gr ii unlit clems sun-. Af erth' biile' bs-emvs clem, the CimpounJ, if
iis-J .u-c rlin to direct o is wl ! ke-p the save f inning pr ,ernc .if the
w.i'er In th; f.irm ot solution or pen lent, an I the bil;r c in ne kept d-.-ui,
an I tn;s.ile forn n: pii ;ne nf silJ tv.it 're in b; bli.vi oitln th; form
ot miiJ. It is.inre.it saver of fu-l a. It will clem in J keep ct.m anv
boiler. Let iis;il y) i a bi"d on lrl.il nn piv if n it sitisfa:to-y.
P.ukmgs, tVat;, Co npjj.us. Engineers' t uis a iJ sjpp.les of all klnJs.
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ply o L C trvnffiC tt tt i(f eierlenc- reference
an vilary J l trJ A te nunent puihhm t't .1 ull
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.OWPHTINT (iHUW'S dlML WANThll fir
vt T4l hnufvnr! .inJ care nt cliMJit-n. Uvfet
ernes tequirei Apply i W , Hullt,ln ttio m&)
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MWiiV DPiiPPWTV cnill n an.il o, to
.ijiH'e et( -'ft m'cIwi i t. I'rlncip.li -tnU AJ
drr ' No. 3. ' till ollife 41 im
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PATS OF TIIF
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FUN SM.I. A-wCortAiEt'l rlk'hi ti. .nu.mJ
batli. er.mn4 nicelv U'i nut: ttahlr and im.i
hnufs
Jne Lit ft ( itf waeriiij nn: utnamenMI trees,
tc One t tn-r int. ?s x tz$
til un I. .lie e oirn-t, I r lunht r ra'tlfulars
rrly " w ' CUNMMiIIA.M, at the lav..tll
Saiuon 1162
niG CAKGO POR HONOLULU.
Sonttle, Jan, C Tho Honolulu lin
er, Illccrafontcln, was nt ArlliiRton
tlock this morning taking In tho rest of
hor cargo. She will carry away un
doubtedly the biggest general cargo
that ever went from the Sound. Tho
lnliUUo batth was being worked with
the McCabo patent canlcr that Is tho
biggest thing in longshore work ever
Invented. Two ot tho carriers, mado
whoiiy of nteel, were on the deck of the
s-lp for Honolulu, where they will 00
used.
Konr thousand to r.even thousand
uacka of Hour are sent nboard Bhlu
every hour. Hay was being loaded on
tho liloemfonleln and the bales wcro
sent over the side of the ship Just as
fast ns they could be trundled to the
outer edge cf the whaif. The earrlcr
Is worked by electric power. McCabs,
of tho stevedore llrni of McCabo &
Hamilton, Is the Inwntor.
The lllocmfunteln expects to get
away some time this evening, but thero
Is still a large amount of cargo to go
aboard. Fhc will carry nwny several
thousand bags of oats and several
thousand bales of hay, a numuer or
carloaus of beer, llaur. coal, general
merchandise and a lot of sugar
mncluneiy. Sho took on part of her
cargo In Tacoma. Sho Balls for tho
Hrltlsh American Company.
Fcnrs for schooner Muriel.
San Francisco, Jan. 8. Fears are en
tertained for tho safety of tho schooner
Muriel, tvhli U left Kobe thirty days
ago for Hakodate, but has not yet ar
rlvt.il at her dratlnatlon, so far as her
owncis are Informed. The .Muriel was
in ballast and was going to Hakodate,
to load B'llphur for Honolulu. Tho trip
would take ordinarily about ten days,
bill the Muriel has been out threo
times that long. There Is a probabil
ity that the schooner might have ar
rived, but no repoit haB been mado
here. The owners and agents arc wor
ried over tho matter, particularly as
Captain Lnrlscn has his wife nnd Jhreo
children whh him on tho voyage.
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
The Warrlmoo arrived In Sydney
from this port January 7.
The schooner Ottlllo Fjord arrived
In Kurcka front Illlo January G.
Tho Manna Ala sailed from San
Fianclsco for this port January G.
Tho ship Chns. 12. Moody sailed from
Oretnwood for Honolulu Jnnttary G.
Tho schooner Annie M. Campbell
sailed from Tacoma tor Honolulu Jan
uary !).
The schooner Dora Uluhm sailed
lrom San Francisco for Honolulu Jnu-
uaiy 8.
The schooner Surprlbe, IJray master,
sailed from San Francisco for Hono
lulu Januniy 7.
The barkcntluc Amelia from this
port passed l'ort Townsend for 1'ort
Illnkclry January P..
Tho schooner Defiance sailed from
San rranclsco from Grays Harbor for
ints port January G.
Tho ship Falls of Clyde, 1G days from
Illlo, and tho bark Albert, 19 days from
Honolulu, arrived In San Francisco
January 8.
Tho Cyrus Wakefield nnd Gqorgo
Cm Us began loading In San Francisco
for tnls port Januniy 8 and tho S. N.
Castlo tho next day.
The Hawaiian ship 1'alls of Clyde
arrived In San Francisco Jnnuaiy 8,
sixteen days from HIIo. Tho bark Al
bert arrived tho same day, nineteen
days from this port.
The Hongkong Mnru arrived In San
Francisco early on tho morning of
January 8. Tho fact that the captain
ictuscd to dock or take either pas
sengers or freight nnu only ncceptcd
the malls after thorough fumigation,
resulted In the steamer nrrlvlng In San
Francisco with n clean bill of health
and her passengers wcro nllowcd to
land immediately. However, tho
steamer was sent Into quarantine to
be fumigated nnd havo all tho rats
killed.
TIIJ.ET.
TO l.nr NVw Cir'dts ni Ptwihnu. neviy coin-rl-t
J. ?Jy In -ccupv Jinuary nt. iipn
Seer.l Cut ae nn Nlns nut tar iim town on
car line
A l silence it Wj klkl on tie both ImTicJIile
ptiekiun Kien. Aipivin
wiuiAM sav doe.
No. no l-'ttit tr t
Weather Uurcau, IMiniihoti, Jan. 17
-I umiamtiiiu Moiiillig luiliiuiuui,
CO; Aiitloay maximum, Vj.
ll.ii un.LiLi in U u. iu. 3J.1G. Itlslng,
Kiiinfnll .0.
Dow 1'olut 62F.
Humidity at U n. in. 53 per cont.
t AHU1VALS.
Tuesday, Jan. 1G.
Am. schr. Clms. E. Kuik, Diowu,
from San Frnncisjo Dec. o, wun 10
toiis gen 1 muse to T, H. navies & Co.
Am. schr. tlcniy Wilson, Johnson
from Aheidcin Dec, 1G, with G,07U pet
lougn lumber, 15,585 tics dressed 1 11 111
her, TmU bdls lumber, 10,51 1" pickets
12,(87 pes lough lumber and 2,812 pes
dixiwed lumber.
tVcdncsda, Jan. 17.
O. S. S. Australia, lawless, from San
i-'a 111 clsco, Juu. IU, with 2,ZQ0 tons gen
111 else to V. U. Irwin.
Stmr. KeauhoUi Moshcr, from Hana
innulii, with i,'MQ bags Biigar to li.
line... . & Co.
TO SAIL THIS AKTKItNOON,
Stmr. Iwalanl, Gregory, for Elolo,
Makawcll nnd Walmea at 4 p. m.
I'ASSBNGKIW ltltlV131).
Fiom San Francisco, per O. S. 8.
Australia, Jan. 17. J. Alexander, A. W.
Andcison, wife, two children nnd .ser
vant, idts. M. Uabcock, A. II. liachcl
tier, H. A. Ilaldwln, W. H. Uarhey add
wife, W. A. liotvcn, II. C. Drown nnd
wife, W. A. llrown, Mrs. M. D.. Bry
tn, Mrs. ... burling, W. D. Cull, Mrs,
S. L. Dexter, F. A. Rdwards, Mrs. D.
French, Dr. W. J. Galbralth nnd wife,
1 ll. Glnaen, Miss I). 10. Grlswold, Miss A.
I.. Hyde, II. M. Jevnc, Mrs. M. Chas.
itnlous, C. G. Krogncs3, C. J. Law
rence nnd wife, G. Marcus, IJ.. L. Mayo,
K. Melrose, J. T. Morrison, Fred1
1'iachy, II. C. Perry, wlfo nnd child, J.
h. I'opo, .Master M. D. Miotics, James
Kolp.1, Jr., J. C. Scsscr nnd wlfo, J.
Shaw, Miss M. h. Smith, D Stvconoy,
G. 1. Thlolen. II. M. Tuclcor, ' 1. 8.
Tulthoff, Dr. K. J. Wilkinson.
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AM)H IHK)WiMi IIDUM,. hirl M H
room and ativnJancr in city 1 t
AuctionSale
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Oh .-ATUHiiaV, .Tan. 27,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salcsiooms, 112 Queen street, Ho
nolulu, will sell by Public Auction, by
older of the iicasincr, Mr. J. I'. Cooke,
tho following ceitillcntcs of stock iu
1110 Ulan bugnr Company, unliss tho
delinquent asitssment (tnlrd assess
ment,) with Intel si thcicon, Is paid
bcrorc the day 01 sale.
Nanus are published for .he purpose
of Identifying the ccrtlllcutes.
No. No.
Certlllente. Shnrcs.
li J. Q. Wood, trusteo 100
J, (J. Wood, trustee 100
J. (J. Wood, trusteo 100
J. 0. Wood, trusteo 100
C. ti. Judd 100
T. S. SouthwicK 100
S. L. Dexter 100
J. K. Farley 2."i
Geo, Goodacro 25
Geo, Goodacro 25
J. L. Wheeler, Jr . 25
v. S. tidings y:i
News of tho Transports.
Tho Initar will bo dlsatpchcd tomor
row evening for Manila direct with
nearly a score of offlccrs, 300 Boldlors
nnd n full cargo of freight. Tho hos
pital men wao were to havo gono on
lier to Honolulu will bo Bent down
there nn tho next mall stcamor. 3. V.,
Jan. 9.
Tho hoi so transport Centonnlal will
probably bo dismissed from tho Gov
ernment service becauso Bho can no
longer call at Honolulu on account of
the plague.
The horse transport Tartar droppod
Into tho Btream last, night and will sail
today for Hllo, where alio will rest hor
live stock beforo continuing hor voyago
I to Manila. S. P., Jan. 10.
I Tho transport Lcolnnaw, now out
1 eight days from Nagasaki, is expected
I to arrive about January 20th and will
be tho next In port. Tho ManaucnBo
will 00 here about tho 21th Inst Tho
Concmnuph is now out twenty days
from Manila. S. P., Jan. 7.
JaslMorgari
AUCt.uHEER AND
BttOKKR"zz
t an Queen Rtrco'
iuai'diun'H SjiIo
Bstute.
of Iteul
Bv direction of Helle F Jones, Guardian
of Edwin Austin Jones, Helen Junes, Mar
,a.et Jones and Catherine Hav Jo es.
nlnnrs, and acting un rr and bv virtue of
111 order Issued nut of the ( .Ircult Court of
he First Circuit, dated the 2nd d.iv of
li-uarv, tooo, I am dbectel to sell at
.wbllc auction, at my snlrsroom In the city
f Honolulu, Mini f Oahu, on Silurday,
he 27th day oSJ nuary, kjco, at 12
1 clock noon of that day, all the- right,
Itle and interest of said minors being an
mdivldrd half of, in and to all those er
fain pieces or parcels of Ian I situate at
Walkane, District of Koolaupolto, Mand
fO.ihu, and more particularly d -scribed
is follows :
1. All that land descrlb-d In R. P. 186,
L. C. A. 5721 and 8og? to Kalkalna, more
particularly described as follows:
Apaiu t. 6 lol kalo me Iw Kakuahale
Mam ne. E hoomaka ma ke kihi Hrm.i
nakal 0 kela ma le klhl 0 ka pa hau, ke
lhl nknu makal 0 ko Makakuk e pill ana
I ko Ku halua, a e hnlo ana He, 6oi Kom.
i.si Kaul. ma ka pa hau, m.i ko Maka
xukae, a luki I ka llhl kae pali I ke klhl
tk. makai 0 ka Inl o KC.ihe.in.i: AI.1II.1 He.
7SV Kom. 2.38 Kaul. ihonna ma ka pih
t (ill .ma ma ka auwal in i ko Knheana;
He. W, Kom. 1.22 Knil. ma koKaheana
a h'ki i he klhl II -ma mauka 0 kei.i:
il.illa Ak. i$U Kom. 2.o Kaul. ma ko
Knheana ame ko Ku a hikl I ke kumu
pall; alalia Hlk. t.47 Kaul ma ke kumu
pall, a h kl ko K.iheana mala 11I11; alilla
Xk. 66 Hlk, 2.25 Kaul. ma ko Kahe.ina, a
ul ana a luki 1 ka llhl kae p.ili, alalia Ak.
51) 2-4 HI, 1.90 Kaul. ma kula a hlkl i k.i
mil ila, ke klhl akau in ik il o kela, a ke
klhl Akin mauka o ko Ku kahua. Alalia
He. JUS HI. 2.04 Kaul ma koKuKihua
h ile a hlkl I kali 1 1 liooinakal. Maloko 0
la Apana 1 m-ioo Eka.
Anana 2, 6 lol. Mamane. E hoomaka
ma ke kill! Ilema makal o kela kahl c
wallio ana He. 61 Kom. 7 Pauku m ti ke
klhl Hema mauka 0 k 1 Apana 1 mai, nlll
ana hoi me na lo! elua o Knheana ame
kahl lol nahelehele. A e hob ana He.
49?4 Kom. ma ka auwal ma ko Kane na;
alalia He. 25 HI. 85 pmku ma ku K.i.
hema; alalia ma kahl va ho wale He. 14
Kom 06 pauku, a He. 62 4; Kom. 01
pauku, a Ak. 37 Kom. 1 Kaul. a moku ki
auwal. Alalia Alt. ao HI. Iho
ana ma ka auwal; al iIIj Ak. 7 40 Kom
1.44 Kaul. a hlk! I ke klhl Hema m ik il 0
ka lol poallma. Alalia ma ka Inl pnallma
Ak. i6i Kom. 88 pauku; a Hi. 75 Kom.
2.56 Kaul. Alalia Ak. 18,' Kom. 1.50
Kaul. a hlkl I ke kumup ill. Alalia m 1 ke
kumupali a ma ka auwal. Ak. 60 Hi. t.o;
Kaul., a Ale. 76 111. 1.71 Kaul. a hlkl
I ke klhl Ak.iu mauka n ko Ku loi:
alalia ma ko Ku He. it J HI. 1.41 Kaul. I
AdtihiH All IHht.
A survey was mado a f jw days ago
on the training ship Adams, which
went on the beach at Goat Island dur
ing tho recent southeaster, and It wns
found that she wns not at all dam
aged. Preparations nrn being mado to
send her to s-n ou her winter crulso
this week, nnd sho will probably gctl
awny on Thursday. Tho cxecutlvo olll
cer, Lieut. Mlnett, will probably bo
left nshoro nnd Lieut. Hughes Is ex
pected to tako his place. Lieut. Mln
ett l.ns been ordered to Mare Island to
undergo n medical examination.
"EXPBIUCNCE IS TH13 IIUST
TKACIinR."
Wo must he willing to learn from
the experience of other peopie. Evury
testimonial In favor of Hood's Sar
snparllla la the volco of oxperlfnce to
you, and it Is your duty, If your blooa
is Impure and your health tailing, to
tnko this medicine. You have every
reason to expect that It will do for you
what It has done for others. It is
the best medicine money can buy.
Hood's Pills arc non-lrrltatlng, mild,
effective.
The Grip Starts Agnln.
London, Jan. i0. The epidemic of
influenza Is spreading throughout tho
whole country. The newspapers con
tain long lists of notable suflerers from
the disease and the death lists arc ab
normally long. The royal household,
at Osborne Houso, Isle of Wight, has
not escaped. Many of its members
havo been removed to a sanitarium,
GET IT !
SOMETHING SEW!!
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Apply to
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J. M. MONSARRAT,
Attorneyat-Law.
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ISC.
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441
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45S
48G
487
4S9
52G
539
C74
579
C87
588
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GI4
G45
G1S
GDI
G9G
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709
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722
723
782
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783
791
838
810
905
90G
907
90S
922
9C0
1159
1231
123G
1255
12G0
12G5
1285
1292
1293
1329
1332
1331
1335
1340
1370
1401
1402
1430
1437
1439
A Japanese tramp steamer la off port.
1-not Senders went out to her nnd left
Hoarding Officer Jacobson aboard.
NEW TO-DAY
Capt. C. A verdnm 1
L. Apoy 13
U Wing Klin 3
Loo Goon i 8
II. A. Giles 31
I.. L. La Plerro 8
Chns. J. Flshcl S3
Mis. II. Flshcl 50
M. G. Sylvester 3
J. K. Hull 77
15. 13. Oldlng 33
Norman Watklns S
Miss Henny Avcrdnm 8
A. K. Ozawa 83
Wm. A. Gnrdner 17
J. ll. Hall 57
L. Fot Clm 3
Jas. L. Holt 17
Sam Knl Wing 8
A. flarncs 33
Gear, Lansing & Co 50
Gear, Lansing & Co 50
Gear. Lansing & Co 50
Jno. Waterhouso 8
Marlon Waterhouso 15
Margaret Waterhouso 15
M. A. Gonsalvcs 33
Henry T. Tnylor 50
Otto A. Illeibach 17
P.A.Dlus 33
Norman Watklns 5
II. W. Howard 50
H. W. Howard 60
H. W. Howard 100
H. W. Howard 100
W. M. Tcmplcton 30
W. S. Withers 100
C. L. Garvin CO
C. G. Uallentyno 60
C. G. Uallentyno 50
C. G. Uallentyno 50
C. G. Uallentyno 50
C. G. Uailentyno 50
A. W. Hlchardson 50
Alex. Hamilton 125
J. Q. Wood 30
W. o. tidings 25
Isidore Llevro COO
W. S. Ldlngs 14
W. S. Edings 17
Miss Nellie Hlco 15
A. w. Hlchardson 25
Mrs. L. flu83cl 60
W. P. Drako 150
W.P.Drake 100
W. P. Drako 35
W. P. Drako 60
Miss II. C. Hitchcock 100
D.L.Austin 17
W. P. Drako 15
C. L. Garvin 10
Won Yook 4
H. W. Dang 4
C. H. Judd 25
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
M.ts'ers, '.'r','ns ti " V'Vrsof
the various Masonic I o.'Res, presiding
office's of the higher drgrei's. Noble
Grands nnd P.t Grands of the I.O.O F.,
Chancellors an! Past Chincellors of U'e
K. of P., and presiding officers of all fra
ternal sec" les, are urgently leqUvSt'd t
m-et -t the Vftsonlc Temple TO-VOR-ROW
(Tiiurd.) AI-TbRNOON at 2
p. m
Business of Importcnc.
I. M. nT.
Master Haw 'n Lodge No. 21, A. F.& A. M.
W. A. WHITEING,
Master Pacific Lodge No. 822, 4. F.&A.M.
C. M.WHITE,
Master LodgeLeProgresNo.i24,A F.&A.M.
1410-it
Notice.
Ak. 82 Hi. 1.66 Kaul., a He. 28)
Pauku a luki I ko Kaheana lol.
He. 32 HI. 71 Pauku ma ko Kaheana a
hlkl I kahl 1 hoomakal.
MALOKO IA APANA 1 EKA.
Apana 1, I lol. Kahal 10. E hoomaka
in 1 Ke 1-II1I 'ikiii makal o kela pill ,111a I
na I il 0 K 1I11.1I11 ame ko Kaukl; :i e holo
ana He. 47H HI. I KiUl. m 1 ko Kuluahl,
a hikl i ke klhl Hema m.ikal 1 keia; alalia
He. 45 Kom. 1.48 Kaul. m.i ke ..liiakal;
alalia Ak. 41 15 Kom. 1 18 K.iiil ma ko
Kapul : alalia Ak. so', HI. t.40 Kaul. ma
ko Kaukl a hlki I kahl I hoomnkal.
viuniivoo i,i Ap.111,1 15-ico Ek.i.
2nd. Ad that portion of the land de
scribed In R. P. 158, L. C A. 5919 to
P.d uhulu, s Is described In deed of
Ptlauhulu to N.ike.i. datrd Mit, 1857,
and of record In Liber 27 on page 410.
3rd. All that land being a portun of the
makil h li of R. P. 158, L. C A. '919, to
Palauhulu, more particularly described as
follows;
Beginning at the northwest corner of the
laud 01 M. null ps .V Co. ddjoluluK the
Protestant chur h vard. and running south
33 Eist ? 25 iluins along the line dividing
the mauka 1 nun the makal half of R. P.
158: thence south 63 West 1 9V100 chains
a mg the land 01 Puka to the Government
road; thence north a'A West 5.30 chains
along the Government roa I to the Protes
tant chuMi tard; thence north 64 ( East
1.95 cnalnsaiotig the said church yard to
the point of coinmencemrnt. Containing
an area of 1 027-1000 acres.
4th. Fve undivided shares or interest In
the land known as the Ahupuaa of Wal
kane, and held and owned by a number of
people as ten 1 ts in common, and called
tht Hul of Waikane.
5th. All th d land at Kumunul, Wal
kane uloresald, and more particularly de
scribed in R P. 152, L. C. A. 6051, to
gellier with dwelling houses, cook house,
servant' dwellings, stable and bath house
sItuate.thereon
6th I h it certain spring of water kn Jwn
as Ulatvinl, st ate in the Ahupuaa or
Waikane. convrvd by the officers of said
Hul ot Waikane to P. C. Jones, tin-ether
with toe pipes leading the water from
said spring to the last above mentioned
premises.
7th. Lease fr m th- officers of said Hul
of Waikane or abmt ten acres of land
known as ihe Pcteri-ou lot; rent paid In
lull 1 1 October 1st. 1007
8ih Note for i2o secured bymo-tgage
daed Ma. 17, iN)j. at 12 per cent per
annum, made bv Pini to Petervm, l.arsen
and Hopkins, of hi Interest in the Hul of
Waikane.
Tne property above described has for
the most Part been used as a country resi
dence, and has on a portion ther of two
dtvrlling house-, outhouses, s ablcs, etc.,
all In go id order ind condition A p rtlon
of tlu lanl's thiee pieces are leased, nnd
btliiK in a rntai f Si 55 a year.
P. C Jones. Esq.. who Is the owner of
the other undlvldej half of said pnprrty,
11 is consensu t a sa.e or his half at the
same Ime and nlace. and will join In the
deed for his nlf interest with the Guar
dian, so that the-party buying can secure
the who e property. The live shares In
. Hul of Waikane repres-nt nearly a
sixth Interest in bitttven 1.500 anJ 1,600
acres, consisting of Kula and rice land the
land being known as the Ahupuaa of
Waikane.
Upset price for all the above property
will be f 12.000 00.
UeeJs at the expense of purchaser.
Uat-d Hon lulu. January ud. 1000.
HI 40 For further particulars apply to Cecil
Aiaii.i . urown, esq , or
J. F.
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MORGAN,
Auctioneer.
Pacific Import Co.
(INCORPORATED),
.fogkebiess block. ,
Great 1X1 ews!
On account of miny of our employes
being upon the Citizens' Inspection Com
mittee, as r as standing guard at night,
we, the undersigned, consider It to our
best Interests to open our bank at 10
o'clock a. m. ami close at 2 o'clock . m.
until the community Is relieved of the
present susp-nse.
BISHOP & CO.,
CLAUS SPRbCKELS & CO.,
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD.,
THE FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF
HAWAII, LTD.,
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,
LTD. i43o-t
ON TO ra.
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Eastern Oysters
IN CANS, AT THE
beaVer; luMh ioo.
We beg to inform the Ladies
that we have ust opened out
five cases of . Embroideries, In
sertions, and All-Over Embroid-eries-l,000
pieces of Embroid
eries of all grades in widths and
qualities to select from, high
novelties in new patterns that
must be seen to be appreciated.
Having imported the same direct
from the largest manufacturer
in Switzerland, we are able to
sell the same at very reasonable
prices.
We invite inspection.
1I.J.NOLTE, Proprietor.
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PACIFIC IMPORT CO.
S. EHRLICH, Manager,
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