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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU,. ,H. I., FUIDVY, FE MUAUK 16, . WOt).
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Benson,Smith &Co.,Ltd
WHOLESALE RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.
Baldwin Celery Soda
Fop
Headache. Nervousness and
Seasickness m -
Pleasant and Refreshing
sols .a. a-us nsr c
FORT AND HOTEL STS.
Honolulu Drug Co.,
HEADQUARTERS FOR DISINFECTANTS:
ELECTROZv,.,
CHLOROZONE,
PURIFINE,
CHLORIDE OF LIME,
&c, &c
DO YOU DRINK ERATED WATERS ?
If so, make them AT HOME with pure water from your own
filUr, by means of ....
Sparklets
The latest scientific method, simple to operate, perfect in result,
absolute purity guaranteed.
Every home should havp them
HAWAIIAN SONGS-
40 Selected ones for $3.00
-FOR SALE AT THE-
HAWAIIAN BAZAAR, MASONIC TEMPLE.
Corner Hotel and Alakea Streets.
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Just Ijtxxcioci,
EX MOHIUAN,
A Splendid Consignment of Surreys, Phtotons,
Buggies, Uoiul Oarts, and Harness.
Specially Selected for Local Requirements.
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
W. W. WK.IGIIT. Prop'r.
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Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Dogs
ALL HAVE THEIR ILLS.
REMEDIES MADYJOllrTPOTTIE & SONS,
Veterinary Surgeons ot World-wide Fame, will
0URB:TH08E:ILL8.
Money Is Saved by Investing In Pottle's Remedies.
Stack Oils for Sprains. Gall S live for Sore Necks, White Oils for Swollen Glands
Green Lotion, great healing iRent, Southing Oils for Skin Eruptions,
Black Ointment for Horses' Feet, Ele.trlc Oils. a mild blister,
Pottle Eve Salve forS'irr Eyes.
Vermin Soap for Does, Shrep. Cattle. Hores, Shrubs and Tree
-Thb Is only a partial list; If you don't see wha I vmi want . ajk
C. W. MACFARLANE,
Agrni fur the Hawa'l in Islands.
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND TRUCK
Repairing Piling, T jiiij; anil Manufacturing
Fine UorHewhilnur a Specialty.
Agency Rubber Tire Wheel Company.
HAWAIIAN CAR R I AC.ti MANUFACTURING CO.
Queen Street nrar Fort. Ma8
SConsult WANTS in To-day's Bulici:r,gg:
Honolulu Drug Co.,
Von Holt Block, King St.
PORT 8TREOT, ABOVE HOTEL.
Hotels and Restaurants.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
IN OUR RliSTAURANT.
It. has to. Our waiters are
trained to be civil, quick and at
tentive to our guests. Our chef
is unrivaled in preparation of Jainty
and appetizing dkhes. Everything
Is scrupulously clean, everything
3S comfortable as we can make it.
And the prices are always in reason.
Home Bakery Cafe.
The Best Meal Cafe.
WE OFFER YOU THE
Best -5c. Cigar
lii oe had for the money,
CLOSING OUT ALL OUK DOMESTIC
GIGA IIS.
Beaver Lunch Rooms
H. J. NOLTE.
IhrAtnK an1 rnT
ISmirllLiTM MAT UU,
108
KING 8TREET.
a. J. iYallem,
: Manager
Wholesale unci Retail
Butchers
AND
Mavv Contractor'?.
OregeQn and Tamales
Burbank Potatoes
Fresh Ranch Eggs
Naval Oranges"'
Per Australia
J. R. MILLS
Lincoln Block, ICiiw s'reet.
'BREAKFAST
Is the foretaste of the whole day. Spot,
that aid we probably spoil ill."
Be su-e the coffee Is good. anJ thatj'lt
i from "
LEWIS & CO.,
LEADING GROCEP5I
Telephone uo. in Fort St
Beer and Wine Dealers.
LOVEJOY&CO.
XlKPOItTRRB, AND WHOLESALE
mil and. Lipr Dealers.
Agent! for th. Bottltd Hainlar Baar ot saattla.
NO. 19 NUUANUSlltKKT
Foatar Block. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
P.O. Bon it. Mutual Talapnona to.
30NSAL.VES at CO., Ltd
WHOLESALE GROCERS AN.
WINE MERCHANTS.
lilfi Quen nrrpt, Unnnlnln, H, 1,
;ojsuiiQaica 60Qti Wdirjr cu., Lo
.irner Alton ft Fort Stt., Honolulu.
HOLLI8TER A CO.,
ED. A. WILLIAMS
His Undertaking parlors to Six Hundred
and Fifteen itt-c .. rfalf, Forcstieet, directly
opposite th' old stand.
U52'w
H. F. RBRTBLMAN'S
Carpenter Shop
IS REMOVED
To rear of old stand. Entrance on King
street. OrJe.'t left at either shop, or office,
at Jas. Nott'i Wore, King street, will re
ceive promp1 attention. i4Si-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
H. H. Williams, furniture dealer and
undertaker, cm be fuund at UU residence,
Fort st eet. below Fort btrcet House.
Tel. 849. 1452MW
PUGET SOUND AND HAWAII
Col.
Whyte Talks Before Seattle
Chamber of Coram tee.
Urges More Active Heuurts fir Itcreastd Tradt
NartLwesl Can Dj Buslwss litrt
McUllliau Spraks Also.
Seattle, Feb. 1. The outlook for
muro Intimate commercial connections
between 1'ugct sound nnd Hawaii was
discussed In tho Chamber of Oommcrcc
yesterday afternoon by Col. Albert
VYhyto, a director of the railroad pro
jected across tho Isinnd of Hawaii and
one ot the Influential commercial men
of that part of tho United Stater, nnd
J. 3. McMillan, head of tho Rocho Har
bor Lime Company, who has ctteusl a
trade Interests In the lalnudi. lloth
speakers gave new nnd Interesting r.ua
lyecs of the relations of tin projucers
nnd tradesmen ot the two divisions.
Coi. Whyto said that tho llrst nnd
most Important thing to bo djno was
to marshal tho men of thr. I'uclflc
Northwest who were Interested In Ha
waiian commerce, so that they could be
In n position to combine their business
with tho business men of Hawaii. That
wes the only wny to make a mieceasftit
Inroad. Ho astonlshoi his ainlicnci
by stating that tho San Francisco-Honolulu
clique was powerful In admin
istering the trndc r,f tho Islands, but
thnt the outsiders were moro powor
iuI, and that If they could get together
and work In harjiony there would be
no doubt of tho result.
COMBINATION IS NEEDED.
"Lot the people of tho Northwest
who nro Interested In the Hawaiian
markets unite and have their own able
representatives there, and there will
bo no doubt of tho result," ho said.
"Tho day n warehouse Is placed tit Ho
nolulu and Hllo, labeled Northwest,'
and Milrd with Northwestern products,
will bo a day of jubllco to Hawaii. 'I he
pcoplo of tho Islands want to have n
closo relation with Pugct sound.
Thcro nre three transcontinental rail
roads here, which give them moio di
rect connection with the Hast, nnd will
tako their products ns far across the
country as those tributary to inc At
lantic meet them coming tlili way. As
It is now, California denlcru come to
tills country nnd buy at tho lowest
possible prices your commodities such
ns fruit, etc., and then sell them In
Hawaii at enormous profits.
"The finest oranges apt! Vnnnnni nro
grown In Hawaii, and they can also
glvo you new potatoes and corn dur
ing Junuaty, February, March nnd
April, when they aro not grown here.
They need your products; you need
theirs. All needed to make the ex
chnngo Is better and moro regular
trnnoportntlon facilities aid united ac
tion." Tho colonel Bald that a sugar letlnory
established hero would bo one ot the
best things possible to do to Increase,
tho trade. "If you enn get one It will
solve tho problem; provided, of course,
you havo good transportation," ho con
tinued, '"there Is, of course, a sugar
trust In Hawaii, but I was told that out
of tho 1899 crop ot 300,000 tons thero
was C0.000 tons that could bo gotten for
I'ugct sound If thero had been any
means of handling It."
CALIFORNIA A POOR MARKET.
"One reason more than any other,
perhaps, whr you should have tho fruit
Ltradc of tho Islands Is thnt California
does not encourage tho importation
of oranges, especially from Hawaii, ns
they encroach upon tho staple fruit of
that State. It was not long ago that
n cargo ot Hawaiian oranges was
Lumped into tho bay In San Francis
co by the fruit Inspector, who held that
they contained germs that would re
stroy the cnt.re fruit Industry of Cal
ifornia. Tho germs ho so much feared
wcro tho slxe and flavor of tho Ha
waiian orange."
Mr. McMillan said his firm had la
bored for six years In building up n
trade In llmo in Hawaii, nnd was Just
getting satisfactory results. He said
that if others Intended to get Into that
i -ado they would havo to be prepared
to go ahead regardless ot profits until
they could get established. Ho said
the transportation problem had to be
better solved than It nad been beforo
trado development would Increase
much, rind that ono ot tho most Im
portant things to do waa to get a sugar
refinery established on tho Sound. He
emphasized this point so that he made
a strong Impression.
Kobbc'rt Good Work.
Manila, Feb. 5. Ilrlcadlcr General
JVUUUU B I'AlfUlUUUII III IUC IDIUUUD Ul-
Luzoii, Leyto nnd Samar. has occupied
permanently nnd garrisoned nine..
towns with the 43d and 47th Rcgl
leci -
ments. This has placed on tho market
180,000 -bales of hemp.
A thousand Insurgents, armed with
rifles, and over 5,000 armed with wood'
cn swords, bows and arrows, wcro en
countered during tho entire trip. The
troops killed ,8cventy-flVo jjntlves,
cloven ot whom had 'rifles. Tho others
wcro villagers armed w(th wooden
awords. The American loss was one
man killed nnd nine men wounded.
Tho Americans captured 9,000 in gold,
tho enemy's money, and forty muzzlo
loading brass cannon.
Diaz Vote in Mexico.
City of Mexico, Feb. 7. The cumralt
tco appointed to count tho votes east
In tho recent national plebiscite has
reported to the Natlbnal Liberal con
vention that 1.548.U54 votes wcro poll
ed and that 1,456,482 wcro for General
Diaz as tho candidate for the Presiden
cy in tho election to occur during the
coming summer.
For rough sailor tints, rinbons, etc.,
try Mrs. Hanna, Fort street. "
Hbl tisMfe inn Insurant, ,
FVaVt-
LIFK unci KlHh
AGENTS FOR ..
New England Mutual Life In
surance Cc. gf Boston.
tna Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford.
HENRY ST. GOAR.
EDWARD POLLITZ.
Members Stock and Bond Exchange.
EDWARD POLLITZ&Co
COMMISSION BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Particular attention glvtn to aurcbaaa an4 tal. ot
Hawaiian Sugar Stock.
Loan, Ntajotlattd. Eaitara an! Foraln Stock,
an Bonda.
403 California St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
1172
W. C. ACHI & CO.,
Brokers & Dealers
REALJSTATE
tW We wul Bay or t-..rial E.Uteli
til prti of the gtonp.
CW We will Bell Properties on Keasoc
able Commissions!
OFFICE. 10 West Kino Street
DAVID DAYTON,
Real Estate Broker.
223 MERCHANT ST.
FOR SALE,
Twelve Chtnexe
Port, $f each.
Oranlto Ultchiiik
Property in lowi.
HOUSKS TO LrTT,
T. R. MOSSMAN
Real Estate Agent
Abs'raclnr and
Searcher of Titles . . .
Loans negotiated
Rents collected.
Campbell Building:,
Merchant street.
JOHN H. SOPER
Stock nil Bond BFftr
110 rrclinnt Srrtftt.
OH AS. J. FALK,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER
Member Honolulu Stock Exchange.
Room 301, Judd Building.
lajo
JAS. F. MORGAN,
OCTXONBKK AND BTOOK BROKKI
No. 49 yuean Street.
Expert AppraiBement of Beat
letate and Furniture
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Stock and Bond Broker
Mtobar ot Hawaiian Stock Eichanfa.
Molnernv Rlnolc. Fort Rtrvnt.
E. E. R. STRAUOH,
Ifl - al ? nM,.a
IIKdl ChldlB DlllllBl
VinanoKl Agtnt nd Collector.
. ,. v
639 Kinir street
i.r
ml
Talaphoh. 4 1.
A. J. OAfoPBELL,
Stock and Bond Broker
Maabaa af Mm Honolulu Slock Excbaaf.
Offloa Queen street, opposite Unloi
- "Feed Company.
TalapioM 106. P.O. Boi mu
JAM. F. MORGAN,
;er
Maabai at Honolulu Slock Eacbaat.
'- Omaa atraaa.
TalashoM ta. , P O, Boi .,
CHARLES CRAMER,
Tailor.
Is now located with C. Grotte, tailor,
Union Street.
Ann(.s. tff&vis dim
H. 6. Irwin
Limited ,
AGENTS FOR
Western Sugur Refinery
Frauclsco.
Baldwin Locomotlvn
l)fillt..lal..l.ln (J-.... t. ATI
Newell Universal Mill Co NaUaafe
Cane Shredder),New VorkkO a?ft
N. Ohlandt & Co'r CtiPmlr.nl Wmrm
era. -1
Alex. Cross & Sohb. high tmu. kV
tlllzers for Cane and nnfr. "
Reed's Steam Plp rinvprtn.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parnfllne Paint Co's P A fl,
and Papers: Lucol and Ll
Ulis. raw and boiled.
Indurlne (a cold water pttfats,
white and colon.
Filter Press Cloths. Cement
and Drlcks .
CASTLE & COOKB,
LIMITED.
HONQI.ULU.
Commission Herchanta
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR
Tha Ewa PlantatlM Co.
J5 w''u Aerlcul'-ral Co., tU.
rna Kohala Sugar Cf
Jha Walamta Sural mil Co.
nia Koloa Agrlcultuf 1 1 Co.
J. Fulton Iron Worka. St. Lou.'i. Ma.
riia Standard OH Co. ".
Ttia Go. F make Slum Pumpa.
W,ton a CantrKugala
J!! 1!.,w E"K"'"-l'atniurancaCo otlattM
1 '" F" '" Co. of Haitford. Ci?
Th AIManca Aturanca Cn ot tondn
Alexander&Baldwin
SUGAR
FACTORS s
COMMISSION
. MERCHANTS.
Agents for the California and Oritnfc
Steamship Company.
JUDD BUILDING.
TORT 8TRKET.
1180
m. G. Irwin & Co.
(LIMITBD).
Wm. G. Irwin. Presldonr nnd xr.n.
Clans Spreckels V lrplrnaldi
vv. u. uinaril.. accont' Vice I rnstdcat.
H. M. Whitney. Jr..... Trcas. and .
Geo. J. Ross Audita
Sujje. Factor
Ain
Commission Agent
AOKHTH OF TH
WBANIO STEAMSHIP C0MPAN?
OF HAN H-UAVntHno. QAI
BRSWER CO., ,
Quran alrctt, Honolulu, II.
AgrentH lr
Hawaiian Agricultural Comrany, Anartcan Sum
Cooipanv. Ookala Sugar Plant Co' Onorau SiJS
Co.. Hnomu Sugar C ,.. Walluku Suitai Co" MaMt
Sugar Co . Haakala Par .n Co . Molokal H.mT
Plantar". Lin. San Fr ..co P.cVat I "... F
Si Co.'. Una ot Boson Packata
LIST OF OFFIOEIW
O. M. Co.ike, President; Georn H,
RohertHon, Manner j K. F. Blhop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Got, Vf. Jr.
Allen, Audit r; P. O Jones, H. Waur.
house, Geo. R. Otrter. Dlreotors. t.J
M. PHILHP8 a OO.
WholeamU Importer, and Jobber i
hropein and American Drj om
go t and Qneen BtrU.
c. HACKFELD & CO.,Lk
iBMEBAL COMMISSION ABEtfl
flor Vnr unrl Otiwri RtrwU fToni-'u
Honolulu Iron Works Oo
Improve., and modern 8UOAR MM
CIUNKRY if every capacity Tad
Berlin I jo mude to order. Boiler matt
and RIVETED PIPES fo.- (n.Oaaa
purposes a specialty. PartlrUlir attaa.
tlon paid to JOR V"RK .i-d r-rmlf
executed at horifat notlc.
F. W. THRUM,
Surveyor.
SOOM NO. 10, SPRECKELS BLOCK.
PJanuilon Work a, Spedaltr.
IZiS ,
BRUCb UAiiTWliUjriiJ.,
lajneral Manager of
IV Hquitabir- Life Assurance Sociwj
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