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THE 'EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, ""1901.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
Rain Gauges
Doop Mats.
IN LARGB VARIETY. '
Chain . , !
Black and galvanised, In any length:
X Inch to U Inch thick. .,
Cane Knives
Dlston's make; a big supply on hand,
Dlston 6aws
Files
Cartridges
Paints and Oils
Manila and Sisal Iron U Inch to 6
Inch thick.
Plows
Klct Plows and Breaking Plows.
Hawaiian
O01aa.ps1ri.3r
Fort M opposite Spreckcls Bink.'
MAIN 199
Ityasonic
Temple
There is in stee for yoi
at the NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
Delicious Mlace, Crean
aid other Havered pies
. Save as ytir Mother
tseV't aake.
Deighuts that ire the talk of the
town because everybody wants them.
Chelate Eclairs' ' '"
Lady Fillers
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And 1 'foil line of pastry for ihe''
Holidays aaade fresh every day.
Com and see us at
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MANAGER.
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Warehouses here in Honolulu with
your "ARABlc"Ro6f Cooling Com- J
pound, and am pleased to say it is
giving the very best of satisfaction.
It presertes the iron from rust, is
most durable, and keeps it cooler
by 5 decrees. I have had 20
years experience as a painter, 5 t
years here In Horiohily.'Pand I have
vet to find as cood a paint as the
"ahabic" for Iron Roofs.
Yours very truly,
W. R. RILEY;
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Columbia Phonographs and Records!,
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A NEW INVOICE JUST RECEIVED.
ypewriter Desks,
ables and Chairs.
In Th Latest Design
Bicycle, Carriage,
and Hand Lamp.
WASHINGTON LIGHT CO.
C. W. Macfarjane,
MANAGER.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Oahu. plantation Is grinding night
and day now.
U'm, Vlda has taken a position on
fho Mounted Introl,
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Faro 6 cents.
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea Btreet between King and Mer
chant. Nolfct of the election of tinkers in
the Pacific Mill Co. appears under New
Tntlnv.
) Notice of tha election of'offlcers .In
the Hllo Sugar Co. appears'tuder New
Today. t S
E. 0. Hall & Son are now the author
ized agents for the Cleveland bicycle.
Seead.lfH, ', ,
Notice of ho election of officers of
tho See Yuk Menevolent Society ap
pears under New Today,
An Important notice to privilege
holders of lots at the Catholic cemetery
appears under New Today.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 2, F. & A. M. will be held tonight.
Work In the second degree.
The annual meeting of the Catholl.:
Ladles' flenevolent Society will be bell
In tho convent at 4 o'clock vt his after
noon. t 'V '
W. II. Crawford. Chinese Interpreter,
returned from Qabu plantation yestet
day afternoon after a stay of two days
at that place.
V. S. Withers, managerjit the Ho
nolulu Stock Yards Co., has been con
fined to his house by a bad cold. Ho
will be about In a few days.
Miss Ivy Richardson of Hllo, who ar
rived In the Zcalandla, has gone on. :i
visit to her aunt, Mrs. August Ahrens,
at Walpahu, Oahu plantation.
In the Police Court this .forenoon
Charles Kl.mm.'a boy who was caught
stealing uYwwspapcrs, was committed
to tha Circuit Court for trial on the
charge of larceny In the second
grcc.
A cordial Invitation la extended to
resident', and sojourning K. of I'.'b to
attend tho Installation of officers of U13
Oahu Lpdge No. 1. A banquet will be
served In the lodge rooms .after the
ceremonies.
The committee of tho Chinese In
charge, of the work of collecting mont-y
to sendvan attorney to Washington to
represent thrjn In the citizenship mat
terfl reports subscriptions coming In in
good shape.
A meeting of the Free Kindergar
ten and Children's Aid Society wns
held In the Y. M. C. A. this forenoon.
The usual routine business In connec
tion with tho work of the Institution,
was carried on.
Tho HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
CO. have been selling Eastman Kodak.!
at Eastern list for two years, and this
enterprising Arm advises us that they
have never been forced to offer Indure-,
menta In order to sell goods.
We are the headquarters for "Wash
burn" mandolins and guitars. Our
prices are positively the cheapest ot-
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J. F. MORGAN, C. BROWN, F. HUSTACE, . C, H. ATHERTONY W. H. HOOGS,
Pritli.M Vice Preilitnt StcttMiy Auditor Trt. nj M.mcir
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HUSTACE & CO., Ltd., Q""6t.
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Firewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmith Coal,
Also White and Black Sand.
) .r .0 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TELEPHONE. MAIN'295.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DRAYING
Your Needs Are Our Study 1
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YOD NEED COMFORT,
YOU NEED FIT,
YOU NEED SERVICE.
59esYYe comoine an inese in
our greatest of all shoes, The "HANAN" make.
Hanan has just sent us his latest, The "EMPEROR"
a Business Shoe, a Dress Shoe, and a Sunday
Shoe Combined.
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McINBRNY SHOE STORE,
SOLD AGENTS.
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Whitney
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Ladies Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Sterling Silver
Novelties, Silk Waists, Silk Petticoats, Men's
Neckwear, Umbrellas, Fans, Purses, Strop
ping Bags, Silk Gloves, Kid Gloves,
Combs, Hair Ornaments, Ribbons, Silk
Underwear, Golf Capes, Separate
Skirts, and Thousands' Other
Novelties. ' Popular Prices.
WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD.
517 FORT STREET
BED ROOM
SETS
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S3s;oo up
Coyne Furniture Co.
Fort and Beretania Streets.
HONOLULU ..STOCK UXCHANGM
Honolulu, January 4, loot.
NAME OF STOCK 5. ?j Bl4
NOTICE TO
STOREKEEPERS
and BUSINESS MEN !
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'Xe can aulfc you In
SIZBi.QUAL.ITV and PRICE.
PATEINT , . . ,.
FLAT OPENIINQ BOOKS
OUR SPbCIALTY.
"Wctll. IXTiolxols
Ltd.
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BUDWEISER
RALE LAGER and
PREMIUM PALE BEER
are brewed by the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n., St. Louis;
fered In this city. Also agents for tho
famous "Martin" guitars and "Mnurer" '
mandolins. The Dergstrom Music Co., I
Ltd.
Pua Koloroona was arrested last
night on the charge of house break
ing. He was caught In tho house of
another by the owner of the nlace him
self. When searched at the police sta-'
tlon. a bunch of skeleton keys was
found t)n his person.
Dr. Henry W. Howard, the eye, ear
and throat specialist, has moved his
offlco from tho Mott-Smlth' building
to thoefjttage recently .occupied by Dr.
McKlbblrt on Alakea street, Just mauka
of the Masonic Temple. Hours, 10 to
12 a, m., 3 to 4 p. nvaud 7 to 8 p. ra.
It would seem as ll Association foot
ball has come to stay. The visit of the
Icarus and the resultant games with
the team from that vessel of war tend
ed to Increase to a great extent the en
thusiasm felt by the Honolulu players
In keeping the game alive In Honolulu.
A garni between England and Scotland
will be played on the Maklkl parade
grounds at the usual time Saturday af
ternoon. This will be In the nature of
n consolation game as both teams wero
defeated by the Icarus team.
Applications will be received for Stores and Office
premises in the building to be erected by the undersigned
at the corner of Fort and Beretania Streets.
The requirements of intending occupants as to size
of store and space required will b given particular consid
eration and attention previous to the drawing of the final
plans and erection of the building.
Parties desir us of obtaining stores or offices in this
advantageous site should apply at once at my office.
MERCANTILE.
C, Br.wcr h Company.
SUGAR.
fcwt I'linratlofl 0 ...,i 5.ooo,ccd
Himoa Plantation Co . 179.000
Hawaiian AerlculturalCot.ooo.ono
Hawaiian com fie u to. ..jtt.no
Hawaiian Sugar Co . . . t,oco.ooo
Honomu Sugar Co . 7)0,00
Honokaa Sugar Co oro,oeo
Haiku Sugar Co. ... foo.eoo
Kahuku Plantation Co 900 000
Mm,iodugi.a,Lij 11
Kamalo dug (.0. r2up
t),ooo
f)O.OrO
t,030,Ouo
I 1,300,000
Kin.1 Plant Co .LtJ.ai
Kln.lP.Co,LtJ..rjup
Kliahulu Sugar Co. ... I 160.0
Koioa sugar u. ..
Kona sugar 1.0.. a, ? 500,000
Maunatr I Sugar Co.as 1 1 405,000
maun. i.i ju .o.ri ip
MctlryJ.SuCo..Lj.at
pj up
NatlkuSugCo.LtJai
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wanu sugar 10, ,
Onotnca SugarCo.
100,1
lir.500
1.050.
Ookala Sugar Plan. Co.
Olaa !u. to., UJ., a, 1
OlaaSuCo.Ltd.piu.I
Otowalu Company
raaunau su. flan. i.o
Pacltc Sugar Mill
Pala Plantation Co.,,
Pf ptkto Sugar Co
Planet Mill Co
Walalua Agr. C... ,,
Walanat CoBpany ,.
Wallukti Surar Co . ,
Walmanalo Sujrar Co .
Walrata Mill Co
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wlll.r SKanihl. Co .
laur-liland Staan N Co
Hawaiian ElKtrlc Co..
Hon. RaplJ T.St LanJ Co
Hot. Suan Launlry.f,,
Ko-KauT.SiT.(.o.LU
Mutual Ttlaphon. Co, .
MakatiaCoflrtCo.U.pl
Oahu Rv St Lani Co ..
Ptopla'a let 4 R'l'i Co
BONDS,
Hawaiian Gov t r.f rMi
Hawaiian Gov. 1 pr cam
Haw G Poit Sav .Urt ti
Hilo R R.Co.4p,rc.ni
cm ri.niai n o par c.nr
Kabuku Plant. 6 par cent'
Oahu R&LanJCo.prcl
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Olaa Plantation 6 p c.
l.oop.
1,000,000
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150.
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Fred. Harrison.
The New Century Is At Hand !
Celebrate It
by a Qood Dinner.
Table Fruits, Preserves, Nuts and Raisins, Sliced
Peaches and Cream, are a few of the requisites
of a Good Dinner, on sale.
SALES 25 hwa, I28.00; 5 McBryde A,
So 75; S Ewa, $28.00.
Honolulu Young Lady Abroad,
Miss Marlon I). Logan, who spent tto
past summer at Long Ileach, Cal., :ik
the guest of the Misses Enn, has gone
to Hanaui Germany, as the guest at
Mrs, Julius Hotlng, formerly of Hono
lulu. On her trip across the Atlantic
In tho steamer Kaiser Wllbelm der
Orosse she met a Russian lady who luj
visited the Hawaiian Islands some
years ago for a third time, and whs
said she had traveled all over lb
world but found no prettier place tbaa
Honolulu. Another lady passenger whs
has friends In these Islands named
some of them In inquiries, when Mis
Logan informed her she thought she
had caught a glimpse of one of them or
leaving New York, A reference to the
passenger list led to the discovery of
Messrs. Rodlek and Slebert, who gave
the ladles a cordial greeting and kind
est attentions. Tho passage wua tut
rough and lasted nine days, the hi;
steamship having a broken propeller.
ORPHEUM BLOCK.
The Evening Bulletin, 7t cental pv.
aonth. !
.,l4." FOR SALE BY.
H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd. "
Bole Agents top the Huyyallan Islands.
- "We "vTatcla. "Wl-vile "SToia Sleep
BOWER'S MERCHANT PATROL AND
CONFIDENTIAL AQENCY :::::::: ,
R.llabla Watchman lumUh.l tor itorat and property, Bitt City raiarapcai tumliha Datactlra
aaa conSdantlal work ol all aorta. :i
Office Room 4 Model Block
TEL. 708.
P. O. BOX 284.
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' I End of the Century Presents !
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OUR ART DEPARTMENT !
Is showing a larger and more beautiful assortment of Articles for Presents than ever before.1 !
Newest Designs In Plllowe, Linen .Table and Tea Cloths with real laceborderc
'" and centers, Pin Cushlons'in Great Variety. r.
REAL I.ACE
V.3S Collars, Handkerchief and Scarfs, Ladies' Bows, Fichus, Etc., in endless choice
HUSBANDS ATTENTION!,
SPECIAL GIFTS FOR YOUR WIVES. .. -.. r
Ladies' Silks, Silk Crepon and Embroidered Dress Patterns,in Exclusive Designs.
RIBBONS SASHES 1 RUGS
A Beautifu Lipe pf New Fancies. In Embroidered Silks, Somethirig New. To suit All Purposes.
Our Toy Department
Is as well stocked as ever, and we would especially mention Lalutte, Pneumatic Billiards, Steam and
Clock Work Railways, Trollies and Upright Engines, Etc., Etc.
E. W. JORDAN,
No. 10 FORT STREET.
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