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TUB EVENING DULLBTIN: HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 19-0.
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NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!
Per ex Diamond Head; Sclu.
Transit and E. B. Sutton.
A Large Assortment of
General
Merchandise,
VIZt
Colorado Engine, Machine,
Car Box, Cylinder, W. S. Lard,
Sperm and Cocodtiut Oil; Cor
bolineum, Coal Tar, Stockholm
Tar, Rosin, Sulphur, Waste,
nti-Coloric sectional Pipe
Coverings, assorted sizes to
4 inches and Plaster in Bags.
B. S. Anvils, B. S. Drills and
Forges, Hay and Fodder Cut
ters, Boiled and Raw Linseed
Oil, Asphaltum in barrels, Car
riage and Furniture Varnish ol
best quality, Ready Mixed
Paints, White Lead, White
Zinc, and assorted Colors both
ground in Oil and in Japan.
.. Galv. Iron Buckets assorted
sizes.
Galv. Iron Tubs assorted
sizes.
Please call and examine for
yourselves.
Tlie Hawaiian Hardw&ie Co,
f rt ttrett. opposite Spreckels1 Bank.
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KROEGER PIANOS
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
EASY PAYMENTS
iEtAULSio C?o
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Pat on a Good Front Anyhow
ARTISTIC METAL SIGNS
and
ARTISTIC WINDOW DISPLAY
FIXTURES
will help you to do It
ntu uiist is chuapust
therefore our tli Is aUv the lo&t
beciuse tkeie tt no belter gooJf mJe than those
we sell
v : When you r fixlnr; up the oil sto-e or
r.niinc nw one-consuli us res"!" "''" ,0
do It In t)te.
, Ul4eSlens nJ DlirUy ntureswere
prestreJ to hguie will you on ny kniol Imerlor
rinlsh or lurnliure In lhiy ot office or sirrr fixtmes
pirtitlon sheH in, etc , In hrd wooJs ot ill Kinos
L Plins nl designs for the asklns ot
hmm & Cooke,
The NEW MYMV
BAKERY and
CANDY g-S
J. OSWALD LUTTBD,
Manage!.
Hotel St near Fort, -
Honolulu.
Garden Lanal Lunch
Price Lint.
i Cup EnglMi Bieakfast Tea .. 5 cents
1 Cup Pure Knna Hawaii) Coffee 5 ''
1 Small Cup Chocolate 5 "
t Large Cuo Chocolate (including
cream and sugar) to "
Fried Ham and tegs (2) 25 "
2 Fresh bgRS Fried or Bol ed 10 "
1 t'lateeacn, ureaa ana nutter,
Doughnuts, Hot Buns, Snal's,
Toasts, f akes Prune, ApjMe
Sauce or Gu.ivn Jellv "
2 Cold Sliced Ham Sandwiches.. 10. "
2 Deviled Ham SandwLhrs 10 "
2 S.irdlneSandwI.hes 10 "
2 Aroei lean Cheese Sandwiches.. 10 "
1 Plate Boston Baked Beans, Hot. to "
1 Tin Chicken Tamales, Hot 20 "
iGlaFresh Milk ip "
I Mass 'la'nSoda 5 "
1 Glas Ice Cream Soaa 10 "
1 Dlxh IceCream 15 "
Strawberries and Cream m Season
Sherbets and Ice Cream In quantities
made to ordr.
FLAGS
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A large assortment jut received.
Make your selection early.
You will WANT ONE for
JUNE 14TH!
Wall, Nichols Co., Lid.'
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Fraser Khalmers,
ENGINEERS AND
BUILDERS.
Mining Machinery. Engines.
Rledler Pumps,
Compressors, boilers.
Tanks, Metal Screens.
KoJ Crushers, etc.
v HENRY A. ALLEN,
Mechanical and Elettricai tnghieei
Tel. 865. Representative.
411 Fore treet, up stairs 1517
Kona Sugar Co.. Ltd.'
ASSESSMENT NOTiCE.
Notice Is nereby Riven that Assessmcni
No. 9, of 10 pet cent on the assessable
stock of the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., Is now
du; and payable.
Honolulu, June 4, iqso.
F. W. MCCHESNEY,
1550WJ Treasurer.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Tho Orphcum tonight.
Manager Weight of Kahuku U still
In tho city.
Tho Innugurntlnn ball imvlllon Is be
ing demolished.
Mrs. Carmlchnel left for Hawaii In
the Klnmi today.
John Undln, n "290" veteran .Tolnt,
has gono to tho Volcano.
I'eoplo from Knu continue to report
very llttlo rain In that district.
Tho Klnau's sailing tlmo was post
poned until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. Dcsky has succeeded In trapping
n lot of mongoose on Pacific Heights.
T. C. Wills and Miss Wills of yn
hala were passengers in tho Mauua Loa
this forenoon.
Joe Helcluho's nutomobllo hns como
to grief. Tho horseless carriage Is now
nt n repair shop.
Lcuug Khat Chow and his body
guard will leave for Maul In tho Claud
Ino this afternoon.
Bernhardt Pnulcs, German, marrM
and 4G years of age, died nt tho Insann
Asylum on tho 16th Inst.
The first message of wireless teleg
raphy across tho Molok.il channel will
likely bo attempted In about n week.
In a few days Geo. W. Smith, the
chairman of last year's committee, will
call a meeting to arrange for tho cele
bration of tho Fourth of July.
Tho American schooner Inca, Has
musscn master, nrrlvcd in port Into
jestordny. Sho brought 1674 tons of
coal. Tho Inca mado Uie trip in G9
days.
Among tho nrrlvals from Maul and
Hawaii ports in tho Mnuna Lon this
forenoon were tho following: Mrs. W.
P. Howard, Mrs. onioy. D. Conwny,
Mrs. J. Koltela, J. Atcherloy, T. W. Mc
Chcuncy nnd P. C. McLanc.
Probably thcro will bo quite n num
ber of nollo prosequi!) In the' Police
Court tomorrow. Twenty Chinamen
wero nrrestcd recently for having
opium In possession. How It will be
passible to find all these men guilty
when they wero caught In tho sarao
den, Is a mystery. Perhaps tho small
amount that each had will bo defined
by the ofllccr who led tho raid.
MAUNA LOA'S REPORT.
Tho Mnunn Lon en mo In fiom Kan,
Kona, Alaal.ica nnd I.nhalna nt about
0:30 o'clock this morning with tho fol
lowing cargo: 8001 bags sugar, C0(
bags coffee, SS bunches bananas, 4
hdls hides, 1G bills tobacco and 21 Kegs
butter. Sho reports 12.9S3 bags of su
gar left nt Piinaluu, 3300 nt Ilonunpo,
18,000 ut Unmakua nnd 1500 nt P. 8..
M.
Tho Surprlso was nt Napoopoo when
tho Miuma Lon left that place Monday.
She was nt work taking CO head of cat
tle aboard for this port.
On tho way from Hawaii tho Mauna
I.oa stopped at IUialnn ns usual wl'.h
tho Intention of landing some freight
from Kcna. It was soon found tint
the sand had piled up so high about the
wharf that it was Impossible for own
an empty boat to go alongside. Thi
Iihaina freight was therefore brought
to Honolulu and will be lnmlul oil the
next trip down.
The Mauna I.oa stopped nt K.uma
kakal at I p. m. nnd left again nt 1-12
a. m., after embarking n number of
passengers.
Of the 9C deck passengers by the
Mauna I.oa, about one-half wero Jap
anese from various plantations.
At the Orplicum.
The "Mascot" was well Riven tit the
Orphcum Inst night. Mr. Wolff malting
an amusing Lorenzo nnd Mr. Urnnsou
n closo second aa Roeco. Miss S.tllln
per nnd Miss Falrburn ns Iiettlna and
F.lnmcttA respectively wrro very pleaa-'
Ing.
Mr. Goff sang 1'lppo in his usual ex
cellent style nnd gavo tho character an
unusual touch of slmpleness. Miss
Ladd was given tho part ot "Frcddlo"
nS'Mr. linker has not sudlclcntly re
covered from his Illness to rcaunio hU
role.
For the Wet Weather
Ladies' and Gents' CRAVA
NETTE WATERPROOF
CLOAKS and COATS --wrj
Also CRAVAMETTE by the Yard-Black and Assorted Colors
DlMELLAs' .
WATERPROOF CARRIAGE APRON. Linen Carriage Wraps In Great Variety. At
E. W. Jordan,
No. 10 ort Street.
WAIT
sEK3?&U
And see our snappy line of
"NOCKABOUT Shoes
:-AT POPULAR PRICES:
This is one oS them.
RTINERNY
WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD-,
519 Fort Street
IOc. For Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests a 25c. article.
10c. For a .six yard piece of Feather stitched braid in while, black
and colors.
I5c. For your choice of 100 dozen of Handkerchiefs. embroidered,
iaie uimmeu ana plain hem-stitched.
25c. For almost any kind of a leather belt while or colors.
20c. For Ladies Hermsdorf dyed, black English made hose $2.40
a dozen.
IOc. For Ladies' or Children's side elastic hose supporters, white and
black.
25o For handsome gold plated link cuff buttons for Ladies and Men.
$I.OO. For a Gloria Silk Umbrella.
uocxi lor rain or sun.
WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD.
Retailers of Dry Goods at
Popular Prices
A Hot Weather Combination.
A BLUE FLAME WICKLESS OIL STOVE
A REFRIGERATOR
AN ICE CREAM FREEZER
A WATER COOLER
:: See them in the large display window.
The blue flame Move is in operation, and runs from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
without any attention. The fuel costs one cent per hour per burner.
NO SMOKE, NO SWELL. NO DANGER.
WW. Diniond & Co, Ltd.
Sole Aeent fir Jewrl Stoves. Standwd and Pu Itan Blue Flame Wlckless Oil
Moves, Primus Stoves, Gurney Cleanable
ironware
Ol 'XMl'i
SHOE STORE.
Paragon frame, color stainless.
Relrlgerdtors, Double-Coated Granite
ParlorChairs
SOLID MAHOGANY
GOLDEN OAK
$5.00
FROM
. UP.
Rcpulrln ol All Kind
--A SPECIALTY --
COYNE-MEHRTBR
FURNITURE CO.
Cor. Fort and Berefanu.
BAIRYIOASSOGIATIOR
Deiwt Olllce, Slii'rMati Htieet, new
IiiclHiei ilt'iici' 1'nrk.
TFX. NO. WHITK 211.
Town Otllee, Fort Mit-ei, oppodi
Cutliollu School.
TKIj. NO l.ltit.
No i Uurrre For bAi
PURE MILK
PURE CREAM
Delivered twice oany to any pirt c
City. n8
PRACTICAL
Watch Repairing!
Don't waste money; go to a practical
watchmaker Cleaning, Si. 5c. U!
spring, i. 50. All work warranted
M F. LUCAS,
Gold and Silver Smith,
205 Hctcl stnet, nr. Benson, smith U Co
. 148?
Assessment Notice.
NOTICE IS HEIIEDY GIVEN THAT!
tho tunth nescBBiUfiit of ieD UOi ixs
rent on the cnpltul atock ot Up Hono
lulu llnpld Trnuait & Lund CoDiu,nr
will tio due and luvuuio to J H.
FlBlicr, TrrnBurer, nt ill Fort Ur
(upstairs,) Honolulu, on the -d air
of April II13L The shares upon wmch.
nn niHL'suiunt imiy ruckiln uupaid tN
tcr thirty iluys (turn bald date, will
duclaiud dullu(ui ut.
j. a. oilman;
Gcurrtary IL It T. fc U. Co.
Honolulu, April 2d. iUUO.
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NOTICE.
Under tho United States law on and
nttcr June 14th. 1900, all shipping re
ceipts must hear a 1-cent Doutuitntury
War Ta Stamp on tho original, Uupll-
cato and triplicate.
Shippers arc requested to adlx tb
stamps nccordinB to law as Ireignt
cannot bo received otherwise.
Shipping receipts wist contain a
statement of tho contents ot packaces.
INTEn-ISLANU- STEAM NAVIGA
TION CO.. Ltd.
Jns. L. MeLcan, Vice President.
WILDCK'S STEAMSHIP CO.
C. L. Wight, President.
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