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EVENING HULLETIN .'HONOLULU, 11. T MONDAY. JULY 29, 1D01.
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BICYCLE PRICES
Columbln, 1801 Chnlnless $78.00
Columbia. Chain Wheel 40.00
Cleveland from 38.00
Ramblers from 32.60
Stormer US 00
Jay Bird 10.50
B. O. HALL & SON, LTD.
PAULR.1SENBERG,
I'RESIDtNT.
C. F.
HERRICK,
MANAGER.
CHAS. F. HERRICK CARRIAGE CO., LTD.
125 MERCHANT STREET,
i
Next to Stangenwald Bldg.
UP-TO-DATE
Surreys, Plnetons, Buciies, Road Wagons,' Delivery
Wagons, Drays. Nobby Buggy and Surrey Harness,
with Genuin-; Rubber, Nickel, or Immit.Uion Trimmings
COMPLETE STOCK
Collars, all kinds and sizes. Axle Grease, Chamois Skins,
Sun Shades, Wool Mats, Washers, Dash Lamps, Feather
Dusters, Hair Tassels, Harness Ojl, Bits, Sponges,
Whips, Horse Brushes, Harness Soap, harness Dressing,
Tie Ropes, Carriage Lamps, Lap Robes, Etc. : : :
t Kelly
i Springfield
' Tire
GOODS PERSONALLY SELECTED BY C. P. HERRICK ON HIS
RECENT TRIP EAST.
SOLE ACtJNTS
Columbus Buggy Co.
COtU.MBUS,
OHIO
GoM Medal, Paris Exposition. 19:0.
80LB AGENTS
J. A. McKerion
FINE HORSE BOOTS
GoU MeJ.il, Paris Exposition, 1993.
SHREVE & CO., San Francisco,
"To facilitate trade with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all goods
purchased or ordered of them, free of all charges for transportation to
Honolulu, or returnlngsame to San Francisco. Goods will be sent on
select'jn to those known to the firm, or wUt will furnish satisfactory
references In San Francisco.
Jewelers, Gold and Silverware Manufacturers,
Market & Post 8ta., 8. F.
Illustrated CATALOGUb ant' price turnlshej upon receipt of request. We have
the largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of New York City, and ar
prepared to (umlsh special design.
Miss Rose Davison.
Denies Interview
MIm Hoso I).i I8011 wiltes that she
will unlvu In Honolulu August 7. SUo
takes pains to deny th.it she nuthoibed
tin- statement In a put ported lnten lew
In a Chicago paper, In which she U
represented as urging Ameik.au joung
int'ii to come to Hawaii for matilmoa
lal purposes She sajs the story Is a
fuke puie and simple, that she iefued
to liu Interviewed In Chicago upon nny
subject.
Hllo Shipping.
July 20th. hark Cairollton, "'.iptuln
.lopes, from Ttcoma, with -401 tous
coal for llllo R. II. Co.
Sailed July 21st, bktn. Gaidlne
Clty, Dark, for fray's Harbor. Juiv
22d, Hr. bk. Seuator, Harrison, for l.lv.
11 pool. July 23d, Ship Ml of Clyde,
Matbon, for San KiancUso.
. 1 m
iMaliukona Shipping.
Departed, July 23 D.itUeiitltie Ciai
llee, Helllngaen, for iiati fMiteisco,
(.argo, 509 tonB sugar; lalm, 7j),lM.
CO, and 09 hides, $321.il. total,, v-iliie
I38.513.1G. Hind. Holph & Co, chip
pers. Arrived, July 24 Hark Kniplic,
Knacke, 73 days from NewIIo, N. S.
W. Coal to order.
ID
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather llurcau, Punahou, July 29.
Temperature Morning minimum,
75; Midday mnxtmum, 84,
Haromcter nt 9 a. m. 29.99. Steady.
Halnfall 0.01.
Dew Point (HF.
Humidity nt 9 a. in.. CO per cent.
Dtnmond Head Slgnnl Station, July
29. Weather cloudy; wind fresh NK.
arrived.
Sunday, July 2S,
Am. bktn. S. 0. Wilder Jackson,
from San Francisco.
Am. schr. Defender, Masters, from
Hannniaulu, Knuat.
Str. W. 0. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports,
Str. Claudlnc, Parker, from Maul.
Saturday, July 27.
O. S. S. Zealandla, Dow dell, from
Fan Francisco.
Str. Klnait, Clarke, from Hllo.
Str, Lehua, Xnpala. from Molokal
Monday, July 29.
Sell. Walalua, from Koolau. ,
DEPAIITED.
Am. bktn. Ilcnlcla, Bowes, for San
rranclsco, ulih sugar.
Am. sp. Florcme, Splccr, for tne
Sound In ballast.
Schr. Walalua. for Koolau ports.
Str. Noeau, Wyman, for Kauai.
Monday, July 29.
Str. J. A. Cummins, Scaale, for Oahu
ports.
SAIMNO THIS AFTERNOON.
Sch. Kn Mol, for 1-oaullo. 3 p. m.
Srh. Twilight, for Hnnnlet. 3 p. m.
Sch. Malolo, for lUnalcl, 3 p. in.
Sch. Mlllc MorrN,- for Koolau. .1
p. 111.
Am. bk. Coryphcuo, Orlndlny, for tho
Sound In ballast.
Str. Jns. Mnkee, Tullott, for Kapita,
at 4 p. m.
Str. Moliolll, llcnnctt, for Kalaupa
pa, nt 5 p. in.
. 8AII.1N0 TOMOItltOW.
Str. Kluau, Clarl.o. lor Hllo. at noon.
Str. W. 0. Hall. Thompson, for Ka
uai, at 5 p. in.
Str, Claudlnc, Parker, for Maul, at
5 p .111.
Str. l.ohua, Napala. for Maul ports,
at 5 p. m.
Schr. IUancho and Ella, for Hnnalel,
at 4 p. m.
Sir. Knual, Ilrulin, for Kaanapnll
and Kau, at 4 p. m.
PASSENOEUS ARRIVED.
from San Francisco, per S. S. Zeal
andla, July 27 Mrs. I.. Andrews, Lor
rln Andrews Jr Miss E. Austin, W. II.
Castle. Jr., C. M. Clark. Miss I.. Clay
pool, Miss M. L). Collins, Miss L. Cra
mer, H. Doxey, L. FlUJarrell, Mrs. W.
F. C. Hiisson, Master Hnsson, W. A.
Johnston, H. A. Juen, George I. I.iifklu,
L. I.. Mann, 0. A. Nicholson. Mrs. 0.
E. Nicholson, T. A. Sbutc, Mrs. J. M.
W. Thompson, Miss Turner, D. I
Wadsnorth, Mrs. Wadswortli, It. W.
Wilcox, Mrs. Wilcox and child, Master
Wilcox, S. U. Yost. William Yost, Mrs.
Yost, Mr. Greenbrier.
From Hllo and way ports, per str.
Kinau, July 27 E. Mlldcberger, Mrs.
F. J. Church, Miss II. Forbes, All- It.
Davis, Captain Mitchell, Miss C. J.
IJagg. Major Purdy, It. N. Halstcad,
Mrs, II. Deacon and two children, W.
11. Mixer. W. H. ltock. J. W. Cathcart.
and wife, I". I. Woodbrldge, Captain
H. E. Soule and wife. Miss Canario,
Miss P. Duchalskr. Mrs. J. Nawnhl.
'Miss Krugcr, A, G. Sllvn, II. Holmes,
II. II. Kohler, C. W. Deacon, Mrs M. E.
Shlpmnn and two children, E, C. Smith
wife and daughter, Leong Soy, George
Oilman, C. Crelghton, Oliver Shlpmnn,
W. Cahlll, J. Spitz, A. N. Nawalil. A.
Young, K. Dougher, T. McLcnan and
wife, O. Taylor, Mrs. W, Conradt, M, 13.
Sliver, J. I. Whitney.
From Kauai per str. W. G. Hall, July
2S Mrs. Spleker, Miss nice, Mlts Ma
hoe, Miss Dwlght, Mrs. Christian, lilts
Christian, Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Watson, Col,
French, Major Harris, Mr. and Mrs
Wlshnrd H. P. Baldwin, G. Mundan,
Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Cuttings, Mis. L
Ayoe, Sister Albertlna, Major Wood,
Mr. Kamallkauc, Miss It. Alcau, Mis
K. Ayoe, .Miss W. Bush. Miss WIebko
Mr. Starneman, Mr. Carroll, Mr, Lew.
Is, Mr, Handle, Mr. Burkhard, Mr.
Ooiidall, Mr. McKmguo. Ah Wat, Cat-
tain Mcl.eod, (I. P. Cooke, Captain
Undholm, Miss M. Fountain, and 5.1
deck.
From Maul, per Str. Claudlnc, July
28. W. J. Lowrey, wlru and son, MIdh
May Damon, D. II. Davis, J. T. Taylor.
J. E. Pope. W. England and wire. W.
H. Ashmead, A. C. l.utkln, W. Vlda, .1,
M. Kancnkua, Chang Yet, Leo Hoy, J.
Priest. P. Arloll, W. Anderson, 1). It.
Banning. Chung Haou. G, A. Joidan,
3am Pow, Wong Chong, H. VIncuntc.
Captcln Bambcrry. O. Ilellcsath. Tang
Wong, Y. Y. Hliose. Annlo Alana, Mlsa
Hartley, Miss J. Thomas, II Capp, C.
W. Dlckoy, Miss Carleson. W. llordo
wltz, E. II. Carlton and 41 deck.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
For San Francisco, per O. 8. S. Zca
landln, July 29 Mis. Hri3klns and 2
'bildrr-n, A. S. Petors, F. V. Porter, J.
4. Doer. J. F. Cowob, 1,. F. Stoneman,
Mlts Farley, iri Deacon and 3 clill
Ircn. Iiihs L Baldwin, Miss Walker,
A'. Cahlll. O. I). Shlpmnn. A. llevg.
Miss Fitch, Mrs. J. I. Hplccr, Jaa.
Vhltncy Mrs. Dowdell, Mrs. Hiy. Mr.
V. Dlckoy, MIhs Cnrlcson, V. Uuro
Captain C. C. Mooso, wlfo and daugli.
.tr.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES
w
HT I cf dollar and a quarter Corsets tor
HAT ! ct two dollar Corset- for
HAT ! of three dollar Corsets for
50c
Doesn't sound as if it could be true, does it ?
BUT IT 18 TRUE, AS WE INVITE YOU TO DISCOVER THIS .MORNING.
There are several it and re J of them these Corsets in eighteen differ
ent styles ; nnd none of them were ever before ld for less than a
dollar and a quarter. Reason why they're so cheap ? Fact Is we
have too many. Free to confess that. Everybody makes mistakes
in buying lometimes, and we well, we must " pay the piper."
Come In and see them, it will be stranpe enough If you don't find
some among them that will lit you as comfortably as the proverbial
old shoe, and fit you without sacrificing stylishness, either.
Whitney & Marsh,
LIAtlTEU.
WANTS.
jf AtU. in thil column vill If inurlril
1 at IS raitt (I line one inttrllmi ; i'.5
ttnl Itrn itmtrtttmt St) rfntA Imr irffLf 111
cenlilno 11 reii, ami CO cent une uuinlli.
7in i the elienjirtt wherlitmneiernfereil
the people of Honolulu.
ri: IAL. NOTICKh.
WANTS.
ton SALE.
IF YOU HAVE
hmn for re I or want to rent a
hou. A. If. Kindt. Collection crttul v
uttenJei t-taiJ pom,t y lemliteJ, Office tp Ka
huMinu ttre tt 189 t
NOTICE The proundi of the A!enJr Younr
HjlUInc, anJ the rrlvate rtet to be I nown at
Bishop street, are ilos-d to the puMIc until further
otlce ( (siOMl) WM. MLTt H.
iBtcMmo Supf. A'exanJir Young HI '.
FOR SALE V mi seconi-hini Snltti Premier
t)pf-ttrifrf f )' ale ur rent. Alt makes repalrel.
Wa thing ton Llh Co. i ioi-tf
FOR SALE A pitrz roirr.tr twit ani J own
town car price rea ion tble. rplyty letter "l"'
tlutlellnOrrt t tq-e-iw
(COR SALE-CtMeraphtre-Mrfer,rrlct325 00.
J Appf tErt Qui. Hobron Drug Co i3,flyro
FORSALE-Slilvson Kapahutu RoaJ, Kalmukl
Trart, cTf ip. on the Installment plan, Apply
EmmettMiy. Jill Buttdlng. t8ttf
pOR SALE Cxrtef erocerystire establlshei for
over f.i yiri. hatlarte ani oJ pa'ronase.
For funhr p irticuiif apply iy ma if, Hllo, p.o.b. 70
tStai
MOTICE TO DUILDERS-The Union Eapreii Co.
'' haa WHITE SAND FOR SALE mU
VvANTCD.
UANTCD TO PENT for a tirm of year, a to e
" In bulitt part of town H.itel or fort tin eti
preferred. W.ll pay reit month y In dnnce.
AJJreij'T.X
lojftw ltullt tin Office.
FOR SALE ph leton In ecltent condition, doth
llnM Co'-5ajniw. For tile cheap. Injulre
of Mrs VV, C Wesiin, Blnsham M.. or rwrn 8,
MoJel Hlwtt i3T-tl
LOS I.
LOST A i-ni'i tit fjpe.srrten ilk tlnlnir, either on
Wilkiki or nr'jr.U M vtii, FinJer tea Ins
IB99-IW
npaltht r w tl receive rewarl
FOUND.
WANTED-lirmJ at'. to carrlice blackml M
ani Iwn ?ooS helpers. Tnqilre of W W,
WMrh. King ani So th ureit. io-)t
k AMLD-AJ ir cf LAdlcs. free In al thai'
'' freJ'fn Impllea enpeclalty from re Ic'nn at J
Moiti-t unJy-ihilMltl corrttfoni withCjen lemen
l.kelte tiee lem1emen musr rA ten crrt ' v
and tnfent tmpfor Llt. Arthu C Everett. NM , I
encralDflUe .snn D'e 'ii Calif 'wia. i"-o-tiy I
WW
El
WANTED Fnerjreilc workers to Ulstrlbuie advir-
tls'ne. icttactr ulrs aamrltt nl nerthan-
empire
U tr.; of the Ill-fated bark
.eeu a tvw davs linnet, hr
4'se. tC, for American menufacturrs fern-am t
f ccupatlon; eooi pay, wri'e for oanlcniark f
UI9lfIIU LK3 IllVUI, ' . .
40 w ,8th St.. ew Ynrfe. u, S. A. fate mift aave been th same as that
'fi-JHy it.iMotito.v. ugi. .1 the n- McDonald. tiMoed to
have been jIoaii up throuijh a coal
WANTED Gertieman wishes nrstilass fu'nMted
room. Pleate state particulars. Address
"Enquirer" thltofhce. 18 qmw
WANTED Futnlkhed hn-j of 6 rooms on car
W line. No children. Addtrss A., P O. Uoa jtu.
i8i8-iw
WANTMl (j nt for roitir.mai, to beds, f.ne
room, fine table. Klnjr St. car line. 'Unnm
Rulle'ln Office ivt-ih
WANTED-Male ard female workers for Domestic
po.ltlons Sttect Lmpl ment office, Maeoon
Building C r. of Merchant and Alakea Sts.
ANIED-Offce clerk (Male or ferale) with
rmi'ese of leanhg irewrltlng ani salary
paid. toom SAlaconn Building.
W
DOOKKCtPERS, OFFIC" C1ERKS and light
0 drlvtrt wanted daily 8 to o a m. Sele't Em
plojmentorf
lVi bts.
Jas. F. Morgan
AUCTIO ERRAND
BROKBR'
-es Queen 9tri
Piano For Sale
ulldlng Cor. Me chant ani
WANTFD-To Sell Jbwflrv and Watches
IV In the latest styles Watches repaired by a
lwe?er of 15 years experience, G DIE TZ, Fort St ,
near Motel. i&Jt-tf
ROOM AND HOARD.
1 O L t
kllchrn and ba h K'ng street Karatnma. Sioio
mt1 a d ter mf nti I r quire 116 Tort St., Room
)8, above Tirst National Mank. P. E. K. Strauch,
TO LET Verv J slrab'c cot an rsldtnce. i
tn mi nj-ifrv aril batVooTi t tenltit arranaa-
. . . --.:.. . . ..1 . -
tnej ; near
inntthftu irtit
I'vnhou College
f irntiheJ or unf jrnli!
Mddr ks to ' O" this ofdee,
i-tt
TO I ETt't nr.hed rooms, board If desired. 619
Hotel street. i89iw
TO I ET IJUe shroom cottage, on Lunalllo, near
Pcnsaola strrvt. Lmmtt May, Judd ItalUlng,
iBg7tf
TO LET Soft n loue, well furnished rooms w
board. Young St , rtear I'IIkI 8gt-1
wMh
mo
TO LFT -A tiore at the Territory Stables. Iiiutre
atthe otttJ'. igSgtw
TO LET Three newly fum'shed rooms, moqilti
rrof and cool. MacklockAvei between Piikol
and Keeaurnoku. i8T-tf
T
JH'.
Lrr six ,Qon cnttitre.
Apply l.i A 1 1. Cu h.
n.xt (0 Morn) .n
886
Tlicro ns an attonilnnro ot our
fifty of tho mcmbuiH of tlio Honolulu
Comoiaudory of the Knlehts Tcmiilar
at tho bniK(UPt given out at tlio Monua
(loottel Satuiilay nlRlit In honor or
Archie (illflllan, Kmlncnt Commander
of tho order, who leaves In the City of
HtiUnK. AuRUst 3, to attend tho trlen
nlal roncUve In Louisville, K, as
li-lcgato. from Hawaii.
The bannnet was. all that could be
asked and there was a dignity to the
whole affair that made It an event
long to he remembered.
The toustmaBter of the evening wac
Attorney Oeneral R, P. Dole, who pre
faced tho speeches of tho evening with
a few anpioprlate remarks. The guest
of honor was tho first called upon, and
Mr. UllMlan did credit to his reputa
tlon as an orator by making a speech
which stlned tho hearts of his broth
ers to tnelr piofoundest depths. Mr
Ollflllan was followed by Hov. Alex.
MacMntonh, chaplain, who b polio an
thhe "Depaited Knights." Then came
t....e following: "California Com
mandery," by Judge M. SI. Etco;
"The i.adles," A. Lewis; "Our Dele
gate," A.. II. Hoogs; "Historical Ilof
cronces," David Dayton; "Tho Illuv
Lodges," Judge Stanley; "The Tyler,"
J. D. Tucher; "Scottish Itlto .Mason
ry," II. 11. Williams.
The schooner Aloha Is at tho mall
whnif loading.
churtli, pi.rc.Man bath, patjntw c, etc. Kent
COIt ULNT Sturr- ani ) iMmi collaj-4 partly lur
1 nMiJ. Nn. a 1 School Mreet corner Achl Xane.
Apply L ! Asbahr. Hullniann Saloon iRg4tt.
TO IET Two front room. No y tlarirn Lane.
ikij-tt
A COT rAC.L TO IXT-rii e m Jut oil Walicl
1 kl KoaJ. Inmej.vie niwwi n kentiijoo
a motitti. Apply T ramway (rfllce, Ponnnou.
iBlV-ll -M
TO l.r.T-Ttie VIJa Villa li now unJcr the manace
I melt ol.Atra lib Icili Mccl turnlV'4 room.;
'at le boar Vrtin be ha4 on arpllcatl in iB7t)-mn.
IO Ll.T t'l v WUJer Av.nue. I'unahou, New
lloue Troima. 1 NJrnomt. p.rcellan b.ttt.
an r,tc. AJlrei.W, u I'i'a On.ce iHiyll
Ore
tVroai a I that can be gathered It is
very profile that the r.mplre's cargo
was .litre several weeks before It wus
dlscove'f The first known of tlje
flamcj aj oa Krlday morning, when
Captala Knacke's wife rllscovercd
smoke iuai from the lazirette. The
alarm 7'jj gHea and then It was seen
that ta i.p wa on lire.
JiMt ai tile Are was discovered the
vessel'-i mi Uor chain parted and so
sail -. -. and the Empire put to
sea. ''"a" fcop deck scon got to hot,
that if 7 m Impossible to man the
wbel ' he anchor was dropped and
thn vts.fi ianif to' a slandatlll about
thren mU'a fr&m Slnhukoca. Captain
Kna'Li .live 1 hU Instruments, and
his wlf lierj ilothlng but the skipper
Is mnurri.a the toai of some good ci
gars ln i'l a'loard.
Wh -1 tat- Klr.au got alougslde the
Kraplie f.i! J"tl was a mass of ilamcs
front tu- ..oi.p to the fore mast. A cou
ple of Uoitj irews from the 3teatnr
went Jima'J ai.il the natlvo bojs beg.tn
to nrtl'o u aearih for anjtbtrig they
could ht..i 7. . th carrying off. In the
gnllev 'J. fi'-r.i a big saucepan, full
of tttew a; ,!. This was attacked
by the atl'JH with great gusto, and
Capt.ua T mr'larke who wpnt to call
them f bad: 'to the ship, fount!
his men .f'Jia'llng first on one foot and
then an t,i other, on account of the
heat of tu i.k, but gteatly enolng
the food,
It is s.,1 that had the set vices of
tho nr(iT'r Maul been asked for at
the titno ta 3ra was first dlecoeied
th Ei p loultl have been saed.
The ma..-- va kept quiet however,
with t- .i i!t that the vessel and he
cargo i.! uo' a total lo. in 18 fath-
onn of vi ir Coniililei Ins the raijldlty
with v it i. ;a fire Hprentl when it
onco it .'ir'i'd the captain and crew
or tlio IS we reel giau to nave ts
c,tpd i tt'lr llveii.
FINE J & C. FISCHER PIANO
In kooJ condition for sale COST
8oo. WILL DE SOLD FOR 5JX,
at my salesroom1. 6s Qu en street.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
K'OTICE , IS 11EUEI1Y GIVEN
that the partnership existing between
A. V. Gear und Wallace H. Farrlngton
Jndcr tho name of Dullctln I'ublishlns
Co. Is hereby dissolved by mutual con
sent. -
A. V. OEAll,
W. It. KAllllINGTON.
Juno 14, 1901.
TEL. MAIN 04.
CURNISHI D I OOrt DUHINO bUMMhK (
nr two ladU. tultahle (or teicttra atti
(ur one
atttnj m
summer sch)nl Apply, iv!nc name and adiresa, tn
"All, muocice. iSt.-H
IF you lave a house (or'rent, or Vant to rent a
ho IK, (all nn A.M. HlNDT. oltice lth (iulde
Publl.lilni; Co . CamrbeU lilock. Mtr.hint .treei.
Telephoie Main Mt i8jt-iI
0rlCtS FOU RENT-ln Brewer huildlnc, Oueen
street, on reasonable terms. Apply to C. Hrewer
eaCo,Ll.l, iSXiimos
("VFTICES FOR RENT-Fouf lire, rooms now
J occupied by Malor Robinson as Quartermaster's
orhcet, In Proirrss ll.o k, will be (or rent after June
to Tho ro ms will be rencd finely or en suite.
applytuCS. e.ky, Progres. Dlock ,8 etl
FOR KENT An elcht mint Cottare. AH n-olern
Imirovemcnts. two mlrutes walk (romTram
way. Inqjlrea the Mtnt or Favorite Saloon iBea tf
Auction Sale
: OF :
FERNS and PLANTS
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1901
AT to O'CLOCK A. M.
At mv salesroom 6, Queen St. 1 will
sell at Public Auction- a large anJ select
assortment ot FERNS and PLANTS of
many varieties.
Jas. F. Morgan,
AUCTIONEER.
IV
New Bloo4 Displaces
An Old Official
Mrs. II. H. Williams
Art Embroldtry and Stamping.
Full line of Art Materli's : : :
Art Embroidery Taurht i : ;
Love Rtil)llnf. Fort ft tr e t
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Tonsorlul Parlors.
have changed hands and will be con
d.cted on antl vrl'C plans, it,
C 8CM0CLLKOPH
mru.
Antiseptic Treatmen o Instruments
rORSALfc.
sect) ni cf drrP curtains f or vcr
fit anwhire. Aikitisnrt Room 8
COR SAI.e-T
I an la new,
Varoon nuti1irt
CTEAM LAUNCH FOR SAU- lie Talula" as
O .he now ilea la tlio twlxir. She s a neartv new
boat. In ptrlect working orJe( anJ lias bren of late
Uif 4 In lowing at Kahu ul Harbor. W H fan,
COR SALE Tti ee loti li. iCkrulu tract, loeca
I square fiet, $u Li.t n r.. ml tract, ifo
square ii,mou juuii .nr'ni leivpnone
at). Main Office, loTSttrc-i ..ii ULllJlni;. I'O.
H.t, llon-lulu r. H - imo-ti
FOR SALE-At very low prices, In Hllo cn Ore
lot at Riverside Hark. commanJIn the best view
No More Dread
orTHE'Dental Chair
TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN by
our late scientific method applied to ths
gums. Xo sleep-producing agents or
cocaine.
These are the only dental parlois In
Honolulu having PATENTED APPLI
ANCES and Ingredients to extract, fill
and apply gold oiowas and poicelaln
crowns undectccable from natural teeth
and warranted for ten years, WITH
OUT THI LEAST PAIN. All work
one by GRADUATED DENTISTS of
fiom 12 to 20 years' experience, and
each department In charge of a Special
ist. Glvo us a call, and you will find
us to do exactly as we advertise. We
will tell you In advanco exactly what
your work will cost by a FREE EX
AMINATION. Set Teeth 6S.00
Gold Crown SS.00
Gold FlIllnrjH S1.00
Hllver Fillings 80c
NO fUTES
The ttou'.jn of Superintendent of
the Gov-ruuient Dispensary has been
ti-udt'ivd ti Dr. C. H. Douglas, now In
the urupljj- of the Holllster Drug
Comp.in H was offered the place
by l?7!M.(lJp.t Sloggett. and If ho de
rides to a" sp, his name wm come be'
foro the Qoard ot Health for confirma
tion at th meeting Wednesday.
Jospa Paikaula, who Is to be su
perticit by Dr. Dotrglas. has held th
poultlor. .vifitllly fur the past eighteen
years
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CHINESE HOSTLERS STRIKE.
Th t'btai'j ho3tlers at thu Honolu
lu Stoi-'t VartU stables struck Satur-I
day ul&t tiCAite MatJK.' Ulce. ie
fused t. discharge Uoivmai Knuli-r,
Tho li.vl llre.1 a Chlnam-tn for bnal.nat ,
a lior.ii The Chinese brst asked thai
the rt-llow who beat the horse be rein.
state.). Th Chinese were replaced Room 4, Elite Building, Hotel Street.
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Our name alone will be a guarantee
that your work will be of the beat.
J'.iNew York Dental Parlors,
of Ocean and Mountain SU lot-., fr mine the
street, one cottage occupying muim itt t'-a wtH
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