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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. II. T., THUIISDAY, KEti. 14. IDOL k I? Lines of Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE. Tho steamers of this line wilt arrive and leave this port as hereunder: FIIOM SAN FRANCISCO. VENTURA Feb. 19 MAUII'OSA Mch. 2 SIERRA Mch. 12 MARIPOSA Mch. 23 SONOMA Apr. 2 MARIPOSA Apr. 13 VENTURA Apr. 23 MARIPOSA May 4 SIERRA May 18 MARIPOSA May 25 SONOMA June 4 Iocal Honk In connection with tho sailing of tho above steamers the agents ire pre pared to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets by any rail road from San Francisco to all points In tho United States, and from New lYork by any steamship lino to all European ports. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO Wm. (J. Irwin & Co., Limited GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC S. S. CO. Pacific Mail Steamship Go. CoclHal and Oriental Steamship Co, 0 Toyo Klsen Kaisba . EStitatri of the bo conpaoiM will cat! at Honolulu and laavt tbli port oo or aboat laa ....datit bttow otlontd u... For Jaoan and China: Doric Nippon Mini , Rio4 Janeiro Coptic America Maru , February t6 .. February t ,. March 6 March u ....March tj hot central Inlirma'ton jpy o H. Hacklsld & Co., Ltd., Agents. GamdiaD - Australiao Royal Hail Steamship Company. arStumtfi of tb aboya I1 1, runolnc In cnecactlon wlia lfc CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO tfrtB Vancnuvir. D. C , and Sydney. N. S. W., and call's at Victoria. U. C, Hoaotu u and DMibace n IMJK AT HONOLULU oo or about the dates balow stved vlit FROM ANCOUVCR AND VICTORIA, B. C . Erlibaot and Sydney 1 Aortngl .. Warrlmoo ... Mlswera ... Aorangl . . Warrlmoo Feb 16 ....Mar 16 .. . April 11 ....Ma ti ... .JuneS WTtroocb ticket Itiued from Honolulu to Canada, United Stalei and Europe raecec aoa au Keoerai inrornauon. apply 10 Theo. H. Davles & American-Hawaiian S. S. Co. Direct Service NEW YORK, PACIFIC COAST S. S. Hawaiian will be dispatched from New York on or before January 15 for San Francisco, en route to Honolulu To be followed by S. S. Orefionlan. April lending. Freight received at company's wharf, 42d Street, South Btooklyn, at all times. For further particulars apply to C. P. MORSE, General Freight AKent. H HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu Wilder's Steamship Company FREIGHT AND PASSLNGERS FOR ISLAND PORTS. WtonYontfaqUlpB ..RING UP THK. C - I- - U-B Livery, Boarding and Sales Stables, : : : (18 FORT 8TREK1 BUble 'Phone, 477 Hack Stand 'Phone., 319 and 71a. O. H. BELUNA. ROCK FOR BALLAST !! f White and Black Sand I In Quantities to Suit EXCAYAT1HG CONTRACTED For CORAL AMD SOIL FOR SALE. t& Dump Carts furnished by the dij on Hour's Notice. H. R HITCHCOCK Merchant St., In M. D. Monsarrat's otnee. THE UNION EXPRESS CO. Su.'cs, Pianos, Furniture MOVED Drays lor Freight and Lumber Our representative meets all Incoming steamers from the Coiit ?id we check baggage on all outgoing steamers. Wlills and Black Sand For Sale Office with Evening Bulletin. 210 King street. Tel. 86. W. LARSCH, H'f'r. (jeiioici Muvgei lt Tb FiqaHibl Lift! Assorincj SbCm IV t Rnitod HUifcH (01 the Brwullv llli.iuiij OFIIWl UflreltkC tt(8l ilof ;.L PRIM -IPS a ) Wholokale lmj.oitire bud Joblm Inropean and American D'y flow Ko t and Queen bttetU. H. HAOKFJSLD k CO., l.f IEKEBAL COMMISSION ABKTC Cor. fort and Queen Street' IIcua Travel. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ALAMEDA Pel). 18 MARIPOSA Mch. C SONOMA Mch. 12 MARIPOSA Mch. 27 VENTURA Apr. 2 MARIPOSA Apr. 17 SIERRA Apr. 23 MARIPOSA May 8 SONOMA May 14 MARIPOSA May 29 VENTURA June 4 Ixcnl float. For San Francisco: Coptic. ... America Maru City of Peking OarHc Hongkong Maru , February to . March t March 8 Marth 16 March FROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANE Per Victoria and Vancouver (B C)i Miowera Mar ij Ao'vikI April 10 Wa moo Alay 8 Miowera , June 5 For Freight and Co., Ltd., Gen'l Aftente. between AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Business Men Can Save Many Hours nirroW" ACROSS THE CONTINENT FROM San FranciscoPortlaiid THE TRAINS DAiLY FROM SAN FRANCISCO. TWO TRAINS DAILY FROM PORTLAND. Only THREE DAYS to Chicago. On y FOUR DAYS to New York. Pullman Palace Sleepers. Buffet, Smok ing and Library Cars, with Biber Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms. Dining Cars (Meals a-la-carte) Free Reclining Chairs. Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. J. H. LOT HROP, General Agent, IJ5 Third street, Portland, O'egon. D. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent, No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco. E. I,. LOMAX.G.P. &T. A 1473 Omaha, Nebraska. O. R. & L. Oo. TIME TABLE. From mid After January 1, 1M9. THAIN8. 0TA7ION3. LUIIy IHIIy (Outward) ii.buo. tillv bio. Dally Dally AM. AM AM P M V l Moufjtulc . . r 10 51s 11 oj 3 if 10 vtiu uty,,,, so) g 49 11 49 3 4T 5 J UwA Mill,.,, 8 jj 10 08 11 00 4 ej i 10 WtlADat 10 S3 4 4 t WUlua II SS 9 40 ... Kahulcu . ... ,,,, it )t ,,,, ftu ,,, ftfAflOHS. Dally linwtrj) ti sub ua.ir miir Ptuv AM. AM HH P'X Khuku silS " 3 WftUlUI .... & 10 139 rrsnoxt tub .. , 315 flw Mill s so 45 iijj 431 PiatlCltjr . . 6 ij 81 1 -n 4)1 V C. Hurra, Cion'l Im. A. HcU. Agont. Mrs. Annis Montague Turner, WINTBISEASON. Vocal Stiullo, " Mlfinon " 720 BeretJiila street; Tel. 1114. 1627 tf K. K. KaAI, Toncherof .itar, Mandolin, Zltti Ukulele und Toro Patch. Ordorn to Ixi loft cro of Wall, Nich Subscribers to the BUL LETIN not receiving tner pa pers promptly will confer a favor by notify int the Busi ness CWce, Telephone 156. ; y- Agents, Brokers and dcrtb" BRITISH-AMERICAN LINE. S. S. "Santa Anna" WILL TAKE PASSENGERS TOR SAN FRANCISCO. Sailing date on or about February 12th, 1001. ALF AfNDEK & BALDWIN, Ltd. AGISTS, JUDD UU1LDIN0. 1. Irwin &G Limitoi! AflCKTS FOIt Wcstcni Sugar Iteflncry Co., of fen Francisco. Dnldwlc Locomotive Works, Phllailelrhla, I'cnn.. U. S. A. Newell Unlursal Mill Co. (Nntioiu Cane Shriddcr), New York. U. S. A. N Ohlandt & Co.'s Chemical Ferttl) zers. Alex. CroaB & Sons, high grade ft. tlllzcrs for Cnno and Cottce. Ilied's Steam l'lpo Covering. ALSO Ol'FUll FOR SAI.H Parnmno Paint Co.'s P. & B. Ptlti nnd Papers; Lucol and Llnn OIN, raw nnd Lolled Indnrlnu (n coM-iater paint), . white and colors F.ltcr Press Cloths, Cement, I,l and IJrlcks. CaSTLE & OOOK! LIMITED. IIOIVOIL.TJTU. Commission Merchant? SUGAR FACTORS AGENTS FOR U, K Plinuil'ii Co. rt, wiuiu. Attini'iv.i c. , L 1.: Tbt Kobal. Sujt.r Co Tb W.lintt Suiir Mill C. Th, Fulton lion Work,, SI l.all, Ht. Tb.SuodiKlOtlCo. ThtGto F, BlakaSt,PoBM. W1on . Cintrlrugali - T! Ntw England Llla loaoraacaCa, al l. Ta w Flra In, Co. ol Hanlail, data Tba Alllanca Auraoca Cft ol Loaaaa. " Vfrt, , .t t'. L.1&K and IPlEth. AGENTS FOB .. New England Mutual Life ir surance co of bobton Etna Fire InsurajiCE Coa?ak) of hartford. iVm. 6. Irwin & r (L1K1TKI)). Wm. G. Irwin,, President and Ma.mii Claus Spreckcls Vlco Prcsldtt W. M. aiffard ..Second Vice Presldea II. M. Whitney Jr. .... Treas. and St Geo. J. Robs Audit' Sugar Fact ox'? AD Commission Afron, tOBKTS 01 TBI It'SANIO STEAMSHIP COMPi OK HA' VltANfllHtlO. t1 BRBWBH CO., Ml QbMQ htrcat, KoqoIuIu H 1 A-pentH lor Hawaiian Acrlculural Company, AmtrUaa T, Coaipany, Ookala Surar I'lanu Co , Oooaiaa Da Co , lloncimu Sugar Co , Wal uku Sueai Co , fc Sjeai Co , Maliikila Rardi Co , MoTokal H.'. Planttr Lino San Fr IllcoPacW aaa Hi k Co.'a Llna ol Boata packat, UST OK OFFICEKS 0, M. Cooks, Pronldent) Oenrfn Ho' nrtraii, MrtniiJ4jr 1'- F. Blcboi Treanurer ai'l SucroUry ; Col. V,' Alton, Audit it; V. C. Joucx, H. Wn. hoiiHO. Obo, II. RArtnr. Plurnlnri Tll8T0flHlM01C0,L!s Importers and Commission Merchant) .-aasS QUEBN ST.L - HONOLUL. AGfcNTS FOR- flie Linctshlrc Insurance Co, Th' Bjlolse lnuraice Co. Union Gis hnglne Co Domes1'. Sawing Macl- n. Bt HAWAII SHIMPO SUA The I'ionctr Jjiantse I'rlntlng office, IhePublls erof "HAWAII HIMPO, Cia onl lall Japane.e pafec putlUtieJ In th. t trill xjkjt Maall . . Y. SOGA, Editor. C. SHIO.AWA, Proprietor IMT Edltorlil and Printing OlTice, near Klnz bridge King street P0 Hon C07. James Sheridan Plf.no 'I unci. 40 -.ears practice, references '( desired. All kinds of Musical Instruments iuned and Repilred. Olfice with the Hawaiian Iron Hence mil Monument Co., 179 to 180 !. King St., Res. Occidental Hotel. Tel., 654. 82-jm Lincoln I'lock m urn Tif (ma wm mrii ni.u.in v umw liiiiL uui nun iiiuill llllUUVi" " NOTICE SAILS CARRIED AWAY AND LIVE STOCK KILLED Sighted Molokai on 3d Whole Crev Kept Busy Day and Night Next Day the Storm. The schooner Aloha, 21 da from San Pranclsco, nnltcd )Morda), On tho 3d lnt.. Captain Pry sighted Mnln l;al nnd the next dny the storm struck him. t'ntll esterda morning he and his rreu had their hands full looking out for the esel. It was a continual grind the whole time us the wind and! waxes (;ae the sailors no chnnco fori resr. During the storm scxeral of tho Alohn k sails were carried nwaj nnd, Bonn- of the stajs liroken I'p to tho time Molokai wns slglited, tho Aloha had had a. er pleasant trip and lier deck load of live slock was In lino con dition, j Sh stnrlel from San Francisco with 216 hogs nnd some horses nnd mules. DuiIiir the continuance of the storm all hut soonlj of llir hogs perished and on Tumliy, tlir -.th Inst, two horses which succumbed to the tcrrlhlo weather were hurled Captain Pij ns that tht weallior was the worst he has en r i xperieuicil. The Bonnie Dundee and Her Fill flournor Pi le' fomni rm k jnibt. the lionnle Ilnndc Is liable to 'est hr lot.es on th mil n.n ka of the mnrlne r.illwu) whnn sin. dilftni night b'for,. last fiom hei moorings ott thn boat houses l"p to a Into hour this morning nothing bnj Len ilone to get the Bonnie out of her plllkl.t. She ln bitwein the mnrlne railway nnd the drilling machine bumping against one nud the other, nnd grind ing Into the coral with her keel as the swell moved her. Tor seeral months, the lionnle has been the most disreputable looking salting craft In the harbor. I.an Oc tober she was chartered to n "ml of oung men who sailed her In the an nual regatta. After the races, she was used n little nnd. In the big storm of November, she broke loose from her moorings nnd gtnerallj ba I tried her self cm the other boits near her. She was hauled out of danger thnt time and lay moored to the Nuy whaif for n long time She was badly damaged nlioic water and her owner ninl chnrterers lind u discussion as to who would p.ij for the c'amngc done. It would take soxtral hundred dollirs to put her ship shape on account of the damage ch re In Nowmbcr Instead of being icpilicil. houcur. she was nl lowel to lay nlf tin bout ho'itns with the irst of the mo'ilillci Heel nothing being done for her N'em she is In T fill w.i) to go to pleic The lionnle Dundee mis built In Scot land about ten jenrs lego b I'lfe the biilller of the Shamiuek nml. up to the time of the nrihal of Commodore' T W llolirnii's (Jlniljs, was the faii est ni lit In Hawaii in wateis Another da or two In her present position will maku ilreuooil out of her. PhllliincH Coble. 1 be transput t lluriihlde which ar rived from New York recently with 100 miles of wire, will pioceeel south In a. few ilaH, says a Manila paper Just to hand, whero she will protceil to con nect the different Island points by ca ble. It Is iinilerstood that she will pro eeeel to Ccbii nnd wotk cm cable cixten slon to Mlsimls Mindanao nnd from thern ciurlnml to .ninboinga. from that point to Isnbido, thence to lolo and from there to llongnc This svstem will also Include Hollo nml Negros so that eir lmpoitaiit point In the south will be placcel In elotn communlrntloil with Manila a . a Fine Job Printing at tbj Bulletin Ofllcfl RUPTURE CURED for TEN DOLLARS 1 lioilMMtiL iAr ln-rii 1 urml ett I In r net 11 In ii a I. r Una .lutll iriii. tlt.-nt.,! lit. tritium nt iIih tr Mttir. Ilyttmli mil rl In lltirnt. tlintl, i.tt rtlilrM .ultra firl lloti.turilli 1 llil 4-a t tir tiiaft, li,t..m-ilrt tItM,LlrlK.. 1Nrlrlnir rtlll Itf reiutll 11 lnittlr.1 liimir,ll tlrlt niiriii'lrt-'. hiiii'ihIIIiI'- Itl I ml. r llrrM MtCmriC TlUSi CO. e;.o.,t.uir,.l, JlaCISCa. tin jms veWgiVHte TOBACCO IN GUM TO TEACH CHILDREN TO USE THE WEED CliluiKO Jan 2S J'iit. Hiidikn violent Mints of t.enual bo) pupils of the Je in r hcIiuiiI mid Hit sulii-e'imiii illsienor) tluit tln wtiu victims of nai cnile poison has bimiijlit to lli;lit a toniblnutlun of Ruai nnd tobacco elriu I1.111I 10 lint. 1 lilidi en Into tht tobutti bablt 'ilio stuff In put up 111 parrels UKo Ktiin. lnbultil 'cninbaiie) mid Is udvoitlseel as a "combination of the tine st tobacco nnd chcnvlnir Bum." Tho reinfection mulch u doublet appeal to ho) n.ituie lirliit? sweet to tho tasto nt (list lllo Kiini, and. by reason of bojbood'B pcivcife mist one epllon of the 'munllnCKs" of chewluif leiliaeco 'I ho Silpt ilnuniltnt of Compulseny IMiiiutleiu who brouitht the mntlei to the iittuitlon of tbn piess, Is of tho opinion that the tobacco inniiiif.icturir hns elcillbe i.itelj set out not mtrelj to nun Kit tho picdiiet (if Itself but nlso to debauch the health of the oiilig In tho Inn n hi of future profits on tobacco. Seveinl cases of pupils who have nciiuliul the bablt of chewliiK tobacco through tho use of "BUlilbncto" h.ivo been leportcel In tho ease of the Jen 111 r seheiol tho rhllilren Informtd the principal that It had for s-ime tlmo been their custom to pure liasu Kumb.ie ro In pntkiif.eH of st pities and then to dlvlelo the lot among them for mastication during icccs. HAS 750 HEAD. FINE HORSES FOR MANILA (Veterinary Surgeon Goss in Chaige -Animah Are in Fine Con dition and to Doctor's Care. The IJrltlsh steamer Copock. Captain Harder, nrrlud this morning from San Tranclsco. She comes as a go em inent transpoit and has 750 horses and mules nnd ,i lot of goermuent stores ndoard for Guam ami .Manila. The Copoik left San Francisco on the 3th Inst , and experienced rough weather most of the wn down. Tim stock with few exceptions, camo thiough In fine condition nnd, with tho exception of a couple of crippled horses nnd some cases of lung focr, the mil mats arc all right. Veterlnarj Surgeon Hugcno Goss Is In charge of the nnlmnls nnd It Is to his care and diligence that his charges tirhcd In the good condition the) did. I)r CIoss is an old hand at tho horse business. Ho Is a giaduato of Western Vcterlnar College of Kansas City I)r Goss thinks the Idea of sending the stock on from here without icstlng the nnlmnls nshorc for a while Is xery poor pollc It Is probable that, on his recommendation the nnlmnls will be rested here for seernl dajs Risdon Iron Works, i Engage Robert Curr Sin PrancKo I eb. 3. An official of a loiil tf.ini!iii c niipanv that has fudv dedJed to add two i ew tirjiners to its line Uaiithorlt dr tl e stitenient tint im sh'pbulIJ pg ltd. either cm this Omt or in me bait will unJert.ike to build a ev scl In lev, than turir' time on aicount of the r;rtnt am cut of work on hanJ and alread e.untrj.tcd f.r. I his situation, w lulc encouragint; from one point of lew, l rather discouraging to those turns which lind their present Meamers full of business and traflic available which, for the time teliiR at leist, must be passed bv. The establishing of the RisJon Iron Work slilpwrd, plant Is expected among ship ping men to adJ greatly to the capiclty of the Coast plants, and the fa.t that the RlsJon Woiks his engaged the services cf a well-known Eastern shipbuilder Is taken as an Indication that the company is hast ening preparations to get Into the held. I he addition to the force Is Robert Curr, who arrived esterday. He has for some ve.rs been acting nnnager of the Globe Shipbuilding Company and h is hid charge of the steamers controlled by the Rocke feller companies As a naval architect and shipbuilder the new urerlnrendent of the KlsJon ards has consttuctcd numerous steel steamers on the eastern coast and upon the ikes. He served h K annient ce hlp at the Hatlan Wolff yards at iieiiast. ACCIDIINT TO IMIINTUR. Ailam ll.il.ei a uiing Hawaiian prlntei ami lielpn In the Job elepart i'n at of tht Paraillse of the I'.iclllc at Vila co leer of King anil N'littinu HtrectH, had Ills right hand diell) mashed be tween the heel and plate of one of tho small presses while running off homo nolle this morning Prom the appearance of the hand nt tho olllce It loukeel cr) much as If tonio of the bones li.ul been broken but upon examination at the hospital, whither tho oung man was taken In the pa tied wagon it was found that mil) the llesh hid suffered. ClilncHe Committee MectH. The big committee of Chinese In charge of the fire claims of tho Chi nese of the ill, held it session In tho hall of the United Chine s Society last owning and made cpilto a little prog ress In .1 fe n du.s the special commit tee to handle tho claims before tho legislature will be npK.'ntcel nml the claims arranged lu tabulated form I'll II lloacl OiiiniifVctl, The hi.ivj nlns, culinlnatliiK yes le.nl.i), did u gicat deal nf damaen to tho Pali retail I'ho ti.ieU vvns bielly wnbhi'd out from Fihacfcr's place to tho Nuuanu brldcc On Wyllle street there has .Jt-u been exunslte clamagu fiom waslicmts, a 1 a TO CURE A UULU IN ONH DAY Tako Laxative Iliomo Quinine Tahloti All driiKKlsts refund the money It It falls to cure. II V. Grove's alRnature Is on each box. "f. cpntH Tho EvontnK Hulletln, 7K cents prr month. Corporation Notices. THE PACIFIC MILL COMPANY has succeeded to the planing mill business of the Enterprle Mill Co., Ltd , Alakea and Richards streets, and tespectfullv soli cits the patronage of all former customer! of the latter mill company. bWMETT MAY, I7!6tf W. H. G.ARNEMANN. ASSESSMENT ISQTICB. Stockholders are hereby notified that the FoufthAssessment of 5 per cent or two ana one-half dollars per share on the Capital Stock of THE INTER ISLAND TELE GRAPH CO., LTD., Is due and payabls July 1st, at the oflice of the undersigned, lit Fort streot. J.H.FISHER Actg. Treas. Inter Island Telegraph Co Limited. Honolulu, June 1, toco. i;;j NOTICE. Stockholders of the Hawaiian Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation Co, Ltd., are hereby notified to sunender their old certl ficites and receive new ones. The sec-e-tary will be at the Hiwallan Chinese News Co., it Chang Kim's oflice every SATURDAY this month from 1 to 1 p. m CHANG CHAU, Secretary. Honolulu. I'ebri arv 8. loot 17 tj0-1 w Election o? OHlcers. At the adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders of E. O. HALL & SON, LTO., held ThursJiy Jmuary 7H1, 1901, the following ofticers and directors were elected to serve for the ensuing year: W. V Hill . ...PreslJent E. O. White Treasurer E. H. Pals Secretary E. II. Paris Auditor Th" above, with A. J. Campbell and Hmce Cartwrleht. constitute the buirJ of directors. E. H. PARIS, Secret irv E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. Febnnrv 7'h. mot. 175c) tw Election of Officers. Nntlrp l llthv nlvn tltrtl th aIIa,,, Ing biard of elficers were electeJ to serve at tne anmni meeting ot the HAViOA PLAN TA I ION CO.. held on February a. 1001: W. F. Al'en .... President H. P. HiUwIn Ice-President G. H. Kobereson Treasurer h. Is. Bishop . . Secretary P. C Jonc .... Director I he above comrose the Hoard of Di rectors. Audlto : T RlcharJ Robinson. Dated Honolulu, Februrva, loot. P. P. itmtinp. 1 75) aw Secretary. Election of Officers. Notice Is hereby given that the follow Inr Hoard of Officers were elf clrd at the An nual Meeting of C. IIKLWEK iV CO.. (LTD.) held this day, to serve for the en suing year, vlr : Chas. M. Cooke, ......President Geo. II. Robertson.. Vice-President and Manager E. F. BWiop. . Sec. and Treas. Col. W.F.Allen,. . .Auditor P. C, Jones, Eso , 1 H. Waterhouse. Esq V Directors. Geo. R. Carter, Est). J E. F. BISHOP, Secritary. Dated Honolu u. Feb. 6, 1001. I717-2W Legal Notices. NOTICE TO CRCDITORS. Th LnJer&iL'tirl hjvinp tren Julv airrf(nfaJ J nln' ritur of ic triutc if AuguM. C l'itin lit ol Hon ilulu IttJit.J ol Otj sttHJV(J notk It hfrtry Elvtn l tl rf,,, o p e nt tlrlr c'aln AKal',t the Jt of jtj Aucuf) C I'rsteina, it tttvei July juthen IciteJ, twthrr offurrJ by moil SHr or utricrwltv to tht. unJfflt ti at hi ufhee . vn Ouert-n ktrert Hormlulu afurrvjlj, within klx mtntn tmm th Jjte hriftif r ttu ulll l-t torrrr r if J anJ all rrk n InJeMU to a!4 Mitt are ht rbwr ,utteJ to mikt itnitiepjiat fjmeiit to th unJrrftitnei Jiu J Hun ilulo Januar ti 1901 t A dONSALVLS, AimlnKtralur of tht ttal 1 f Augusto C I'rttani !? 4W 4W JccerJMj Adminlbtrntor'6 Notice. Th? unJff ilj-nf J hivlnrtfern July aypolntfi 4 mlnUtratorft with the will an nut 4 of thertateof Lau Teunp,rjihfrleLiuCh ms, formrrty I Hono lulu Hawaii iJte ul HonjE Kong, JrcearJ hereby irlv notii to all crr4ltors to fits t Irtrlr cUlmt, July au'htritlcatrJ an4 wltti protcr ouchtn, If any (mt r-n If the claim l trcurej by morteaee upn retlfttat? tothtrn ihai il J un4mlgne4 at tlie thce nf W ine Wo Tat Nuuanu uttrt, near Kins, n i4 Honolulu, within U monihi frim this Jat of puMI catit n an J If J claim NnotrrfttneJwlthlnuch lime, thev fchtl' be forever ba'rei All fercn In-Jtt-teJ to kali eMale are r',' estej to mke ImrreJIate tmeni 10 aia unjerticnti nt taij omct uaiva, January 11 n, tgoi. LAU YIV, LAU TUNG, AJrntnktrator with the will annexeJ. iTi"iitThurt-rrlSat FOR SALE ! HOUSE WITH LO ! Co ft. by co ft. House contains i- rooms, l.in.u, bath-room, clothes closeft, and china closet Built entirely of Nor'vvest and almost new. HOUSE LIKb 1HE FIRST, with lot 6y ft. by 120 ft. LOTS WITHOUT HOUSES. HirIi ground. Excellent neighbor hood. Near both new and old car lines. Large trees. Inquire of C. HOLT E, 10 Merchant Street, or of MKS HhNUKY, 1 740-1 I'uisacolt Street. Carriage Trimmer All kinds of Carriage I rimming done cheaper than at any other slup. MAURY RRAY. VINFYAPD ST NliAK IMVl'M ST. For Sale. Firebrick Fireclay Mjinimoth Rockers AI'I'IYTO .... C. BREWER & CO., Ltd. QUEEN ST. I III II Taafr I