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HHPUflEBPnEfTpVy 4 - ' ?fefc(.feMM Mt.-i l IlllUMMil iWWlii II l III l . , r tup; r ""Wt"' ''''Wfyliil'w'TrT,T Fn ?TTnv " 'i" . .w,rv ; 'r;fyvTtpsi. EVENING nULLHTIN, HONOLULU. H, T.. TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1902 fr.5-"WSrSl !vrv, v w&. vA'JrmWW '-"-" ' P' r ' f t . i ; t 4 i . i. i I WANTS SITUATIONS WANTI2D. eitunttonn and Help Wanted WANTED Situation by ioung man, aged M years; linndy with tools. M. M, 1)., this office. 2107-lv ENGLISHMAN, aged 27, desires situa tion as clerk, bookkeeper or any po sition of trust; best of Island refer ences. M. V. V., this office. 210C-1W WANTED lly n young lady, situation as stenographer and typewriter; ref erences. Address K., Uullctln office. 2105 tf WANTED By young man, position as clerk or salesman; references given. Address C. D. E., this office. 2109-lw Ads in thlo column will be Inserted t: Per line, one Insertion 15c Per line, two Insertion.... 25c Per line, one week 30o Per line, two weeks 40c Per line, one month 60c, This Is the cheapest advertril ng tver offered the people of Honolulu. ' SPECIAL NOTICES. PIANO taught; graduate l.elpslc Con- TO LET ltoomy bath tub, with either senratory; J5 month; special atten not or co,j water anU all modern tUn adult beginners. Address Mu- Improvements. Jail at Silent Bar slc, this office. 2033-lm ber Snop, 2019-tf BOWERS'MERCHANT PATROL AND CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY Night watchmen furnished for buildings. business property and residences. Office and Residence. School St.; ) P. O. Ilox 281, Tel. White auai. NOTICE TO BUILDERS The Union Express Co. has WHITE SAND FOR SALE. -' WANTED WANTED Information of Isaac 1.. O. Sager, dead or alive, as I have news nt nnxrlal Imnortnuce and to his ad- vnntnirp. Answer without fall. For nnxltlip nroof of death will pay re- ward. Capt. Bert A. moui, ujj rveur ncy St., room 8, San Francisco, Cal, 2107-2W WANTED Jobbing and repairing; cniisrnnnrv work at reaBonabla rates. Charles Wagner, carpenter, P. O. box 625. 210J-1W WANT your whiskers amputated? Go to Jells. He shaves for Ibc; i wnuo v...t... ji vinn. si 5011-tf WANTED 500 pianos to tune. Ad- dress J. W. iio.ll, P. O. box 473. 2092-1 m TO LET. FOR RENT A nice largo room, suit able for two. Also small room. Private family. Hoard If desired. 1C0 School St. bet. Fort and Emma. 10s-lw TO LET $18; neat cottage, 5 rooms and battf; off Llllha, near School St Apply F. J. Russell, Magoon building. Os-tf TO LET New house on Beretanla and Artesian Sts.; dining and two bedrooms, kitchen and bath. Apply J130 Fort St. 2101-lm TO LET Newly furnished rooms, sin gle or en suite, first-class table board, hot and cold water, electric lights, etc. 1270 Beretanla St. , 2058-tt I TO LET FurnUhed room at 144 Ber etanla St. near Fort; table board If FOUND Watch In Palama. Owner desired. 2101-lm can have same by calling at Bulletin office nnd proving pi opcrty. 2105-lw NICELY furnished rooms, centrally lo- - - -, rated, mosquito proof; gentlemen FOUND lnsuranco against tho break only; reasonable. 1321 Fort St. ago of plate glass at The Honolulu 2108-lw I Investment Co. 2051-tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORHEY8. DENTIST8. KELLETT A ROBIN80N Attorneys- ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S Cor. Ber- at-Law; Room 11 Magoon bldg.; etanla and Miller; hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 163. DR. ALBERT E. NICHOLS Dentist; F. M. BROOKS Attorney; rooms 9-10, 1154 Alakea. St; office hours, 9 to 4. Sprockels bldg.; Tel. Main 344. , DR. DERBY Dentist; Fort nnd Hotel CARLOS A. LONG Attorney; 16 Kaa- Sts.; Gas administered for extracting humanu St ; Tel. 181 Main. rrzzs J. M. DAVIDSON Attorney-nt-Low; EXPRESS. 109 Kaahumnnu St MERCHANTS' PARCEL DELIVERY GARDNER K. WILDER-Attorney-at- 5?1US11fhBSS- S'KS'rX if, 'V, in laws Kaahumanu at 621 Blue; pkgs. called for and dcl'd. BROKER8. E. J. WALKER Coffee Broker; room 4. Spree) els. bldg. BICYCLE REPAIRING. C. A. COWAN 1186 Union St, opp. psrlflo Plnh: unndrles. etc. BUILDERS. McDONALD &. LANQSTON Contract ors and Builders; llt.8 Union St. N. K. OT8UK A Contractor and build er, carpenters and masons; excavat ing, filling and curbing; stone and brick; ballasting and cement walks; Room 4, Arlington Hotel; Tel. Main 3T1. BLACK8MITHS. CITY SHOEING 8HOP J. W. McDon. aid. Fort St.,- opp. Club Stables. CLOTHIl.G. THE KA8H CO., LTD.-,Two stores 23-27 Hotel St and cor. Fort & Hotel CIGAR8 AND TOBACCO. ELKS BUILDING, 616 Miller Street. 3 CARRIAGES. PACIFIC VEHICLE & 8UPPLY CO. Fine carriages, wagons, harness and whirs; Beretanla near Fort Bt. CONVEYANCING. CONVEYANCING Charges reason able, .Room 10 Mclntyre Block. ENGIN.EER8. E. TAPPAN TANNATT Civil and electrical pnclneor: nfrlre, 1313 Wil der Ave.; Tel. 3441 Blue. HELP WANTED, Ads. will be Inserted FREE. WANTED First-class Address O, this office. housekeeper. 9stf TO LET. TO LET Cottages off School St., nr. Nuunnu, lis ana siu. r. i;. u. Strauch, Ai Campbell block, 316 Kort St. 2108-iui TO LET Newly furnished front room, private family, ott So. Vlneyaru, be tween Fort and Nuiianu Sts. 210C-1W TO LET Residence of J. Cassldy, Wnlklkl, furnished; good bathing. Apply Waterhouso & Podmore, Moth el and King Sts. 2105-tf TO LET Cottage on Punchbowl St.; all modern Improvements; floors matted. Apply A. 0. Cunlm, 2d hoiuo abovo Mormon Church. 210a-2vr TO LET Five room cottago off Wal- klkl road between Hopkins and lllshon switch. Immedlato posses slon. Apply Hawn. Tramways of fice, Punahou. 2064-tf xq LET Furnished rooms at Mrs. McConneVs. Garden lane. 2055-tf --ij qai n t-'UK QAL,ti. FOR SALE A small harness, cost $100; II. I)., this office. road cart nnl cheap. Address lOs-lw FOR SALE New upright piano; no I reasonable offer refused. Address ' X.. this office. 20D5-3W FOR SALE Very old tapa quilt, also very old calabashes, somo unpol eil. Address C. K., this office. Istf FOR 8 ALE CorAl rock for filling. Ad dress R. M. Duncan, at Bulletin of fice . lBOl-tl ROOM AND BOARD. HELEN'S COURT -Under new man agement; Btrictly first class; light, niry, mosquito proof rooms. Mrs. Duggan. ..,... .., ,,., -. -. c . THE LOS ANGELE8 1623 Fort St: UUW1J tUrUlHUUU 1UUU1D, luusquuu proof; terms reasonable. 1930-tf LOST. LOST A St. Bernard dog. answers to tho name of "Don." Iteturn to A. R. Rownt, D.V.S, Club Stables, and re eclvo reward. 9s-tf LOST Many thousands of dollars i throuch neclcctlnc to have stock sufficiently Insured. Honolulu In-1 vestment Co. roprescnt four of tho strongest fire lnsuranco companies. 2051-tf FOUND. FuUND Bunch or keys, on Alakca St, Sunday night Owner can havo bnmo by piovlng property nnd pay ing for notice at UiIb office. 2109-lt FOUND A remedy for dandruff. You can get rid of this troublesome dis ease, with Paehcco's Dandruff Killer. At Union Barber Shop. ENGRAVERS. W. BEAKBANE Card engraving and stamping; room 2. L..(e bldg. FRATERNAL. POLYNE8IA EtfCAMMENT NO. 1, I. O. O. F. meets first nnd third Fri day of each month. Excelsior Hall. DAMIEN COUNCIL, NO. 563 Young Men's Institute, meets every second nnd fourth Wednesday In the month. GR0CERIE8. 8. J. 8ALTER Succossor to Salter & Walty; 712 Fort St, Orpheum blk.: Tel. 681 Blue. HAZELWOOD MARKET CO. 1281 Fort St., near Kukut Groceries, Fruits and Tobaccos. GR0CERIE8. J. E. GOEA8 Berotanla near Emma St.; Tel. 2312 Blue. LIQUORS. PRIMO BEER ' at tho PANTHEON SALOON. HARNESS AND SADDLERY. MANFG. HARNESS CO. Corner Fort and King Sts.; Tel. Mala 228, P. O. box 322. CALIFORNIA HARNE88 8HOP Fort St. opp. Club Stables: P. O, box 791. HOTELS. THE PACIFIC HOTEL 1182 Union 8t. opposite Pacific Club. Nowly furnished rooms; mosquito proof; electric lights; hot and cold water; (lrst-c.ass tablo board. Mrs. liana, Prop. Bulletin. rf per month. HORSES. WANTED To buy y&ur surplui horses and rigs; llvo stock for rale. W. S. Withers. 2101,-tf JEWELER. THOS. LINDSAY Mfg. Jeweler and watchmaker; 530 Fort St.; Love bldg.; latest In novelties. ME88ENQER SERVICE. TERRITORIAL MES8ENQER 8ER vice union St. nr. Hotel.; Tel, 361 Main. MILLINEHY. HAWLEY'S MILLINERY PARLORS tii o latest in millinery, etc.: Boston bldg.; Tel. 264 Main. MUSIC. MOANA QUINTET CLUB Music for all occasions. Leave orders llerg' strom Music Co.; J. S. Kills, Mgr. ANNI3 MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal instructor; "Mlgnon," 1024 Bcrcta nla St. E. K. KAAI Teacher of string Instru ments; studio, Lovo bldg. Fort St. MANUFACTURERS. BYRNE & LIVINGSTONE Hep. Ame rican Mnnf's. .Room 8 Progress blk.; Tel. Main 131. PHY8ICIAN8. DR. 8LOGGETT Eye, Ear, Nose and Tlioat; office at Eye and Ear Infirm ary, Alakca St. Hours 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. DR. FRED. W. HODGINS Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat only; ofllco Alakca 8t lately occupied by Dr. Murray; ofllco hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. KATHARINE J. MacKAY. M.D.. CM -520 Ilcrotnnla Ave.; Tel. Bluo 3551. PLUMBING. ANTONE PILARE8 A CO. Plumbers and Tinsmiths. All kinds of ennl tary work. Sewer connections a specialty. Charges to suit the times. Corner Miller and Punchbowl PAINTER AND PAPERHANQER. V. H. POULSEN 1'atntlng and paper hanging! Territory Staples. King Bt. REAL E8TAI E. JUDD & CO., LTD. Building lots and residences for sale; 307 Stangcn wale! bldg.; Tel. 223 Main. M. G. 8ILVA Agent for real estate, also to grant marriage licenses; 68 Merchant St.; Tel. Main 115. SALOONc- PRIMO BEER Is good If It Is kept right. Try It. M trio PANTMEC SALOON. STENOGRAPHERS. STENOGRAPHY and typcwrltlngneat ly and accurately dono at Hawaiian Hotel by Miss Noble. 8TRAW HAT8. E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St., nr. Nu ttanu. Felt, straw, panama hats TAILORS. ALBERT BERNDT Tailoring and rfe pairing; Elks bldg, 616 Miller St. WATCHMAKER8. G. DIETZ Watchmaker and Jeweler, 1066 Hotel St J. W. A. REDHOUSE Watch and chronometer maker: 79 Merchant St. ISLAND OF MAUI, LAHAINA, SUGAR ESTATES, MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, BEAUTIFUL DRIVES, SHIPPING FACILITIES, ETC. STABLES. ORDER rig from Pioneer Stnblcs. Ele gant turnouts; Telephone No, 126. PHYSICIANS. DR. WILLIAM PETERS Physician una surgeon; Lahalnn, Maul. GENERAL 8TORE8. LAHAINA 8TORE Lumber. Whole saio i.iquors, jucrcnanuisc. u. li. Olscn, Manager, DRAYAQE. Q. H. DUNN Express and drayago; Agt Wilder nnd Inter-Island.Tel.113. HOTELS. STOP nt Pioneer Hotel, excellent ne commodatlons. O. Kreclnnd, Mgr. NOTARY PUBLIC. O. H. DUNN Notary Public. Convey ances, Doputy Tax Collector, Legal Documents. Office Government bldg BRIGHT'S DISEASE The largest Bum ever paid for a pre' scriptlon, changed hands In Sun Francisco, August 30, 1901. The Iran fer Involved In coin and Btock $112 H00 and was paid by a party of bus! ness men for a specific for Urlght's Disease and Diabetes, hitherto Incur able dlseasos. They commenced the serious Investi gation of the specific November 15, 1900. They Interviewed scores of I lie cured and tried It out on Its merits by putting oyer thrcv dozen cases on the treatment and watching them, They nlso got physicians to namo chronic, Incurablo cases, and administered It with the physicians as Judges. Up to August 25, 87 per cent of tho test casei were either well or progressing favor ably. . Theio being but 13 per cent of fall' ures, tho parties were satisfied and closed the transaction. Tho proceed Ings of the Investigating committee and tho clinical reports of tho te3t cases wero published and will bo mall en freo on application to Mrs. L. S. MESICK 30 S. SchooJ street, Honolulu, who has secured tho general agency for the Hawaiian Islands, from tho John J. Fulton Co., 420 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. Island dealers will be supplied from Honolulu. Send the weekly edition of the latin in unllp frlonHa flnlu t1 -. Bul- ...... . --- ......WW. v... T. M year, i "ipitiir SECOND NUMBER OF AN . INTERESTING PAPER Something About District in Time of Captain Cook-News Kotos About What Maui People Are Doing. The teachers and pupils of Kealahou school, Kula, Maul, have Issued the reconil number of their "Kula Farmer," dated March. The little paper Is brim fill of news, nnd Is n credit to the school publishing It The following excel pts nro made: About Ancient Kula. ' (lly Ah Sang.) About a hundred nnd twenty-four yenrs ago, when Captain Cook discov ered the Hawaiian Islands, the western slope of tftilcakala was covered With forest. Tho treey grew very close to gether. The Hawallans did not make good use of the trees. When Captain Cook wus sailing from Island to Island his fuel was almost gone.. So he of fered nails and ornaments and other things for wood. So the Hawallans cut down the trees for him. By this time the white men had pre sented some cattle to the Hawallans, In tills part of the country the grass grew three feet tall. Tho cattle ato the grass nnd Injured tho young trees so they could not grow again. When Captain Cook came, the people used to ralso some sweet potatoes and other vegetables. They raised some pigs which lived on potatoes and fruit At that time thcro wns much rain and very much enow on the mountain. If anyone goes through Kula he will be sure to see some ancient Hawaiian potnto fields. The stones were gather ed nnd piled so as to get ground for their crops. Now Kula Is very dry; It Is not possible to get rain always. News Notes. March came In like n lion . No school for three days too much rain. The corn on the lower land Is com ing up. . During the storm Mr. Copp caught nn llwl bird. There Is going to be a wedding In Kula before very long. The storm killed Ave valuable cows for Mrs. Von Tompaky. Farmers can sell their crops for good prices. Corn Is. selling for 11.2S a bag. Some of the early corn-was covered so deep by the storm that It had to bn replanted. Mrs. Mary Antonc has'sold her houso and goods and has moved to Hllo. We shall miss the children from school. Geo. Copp and tho road men nro re building the bridge over the gulch be low the school. This wns washed away by the Kona storm a year ago. Tho snow on llnleakala muBt have been very deep, for It lasted ocr a week. It was a 'bountiful sight, but rather too far away for us to go snow balling. We nre ery glad to know that peo ple liked tho flrkt member of our little Bchool paper. Some very kind words wero written ubout It from Honolulu. There will bo places for six good scholars In the principal's room next tcim. Wonder who will be tho six? Wo nre very sorry to hear that Pun talo had his leg broken Inst Sunday, Match 23, by a horse falling with him. The "Mnlle Lehua" Is a late visitor to Kealahou. It Is cry pleasant to know what other Bchools and other scholars nro doing. The letters we received from pupils of tho Kalulanl school are very wel come and Interesting to ns. Our teach er told us about what the pupils aro doing there. We think the Kalulanl school must be a very fine school. UEUEKAH'S ENTBKTAIN. The Itebckahs enteitalned their friends und brothers at Harmony hall last night where the Hebckah Dramatic Company presented the two-act play. "Mr. Hob." The stage settings were appropriate. There was n sliding cur tain and the Interior scenes were sur prises In tho way of excellence. Fol lowing the play there was n social half hour In the hnll and nnte-rooms, tho ladles of tho Iiebeknh Lodgo serving lefreshments, Tho cast of characters for the play wns ns follows: Aunt Reeky (maiden lady, very rtcli) Mrs. McKochnle Philip Hoysen (her nephw)J. PcUgrltf Katherlno (heir niece) ..Verna Lyman Marlon (Katherlne's friend) .... Mrs. Lawrence Dob Mrs. Lawrenco Mr. Brown (law clerk for Ilenson & nenson) Mr.'chambcra Patty (Miss Becky's servant) i Mrs. Petrlo Jenkins (Miss Dicky's servant) .. C Carter On April 12 the Hebekahs will give a bon-bon party. I'RACTIBP BASEBALL. Next Saturday week tho dm and second baseball teams of tho Honolulu Athletic Club will play a practice game at Maklkl. The line-up will be: Cunha, c.j Kaal, p.; Gleason, lb.j Louis, 3b,; Lnlng, 3b.; tanner, ss.; Hnnsmaun, If.; Price, cf.; I). Dayton, rf. Leslie, c; Joy, p,; Chllllngworth, lb.; Thompson, 2b.; Williams, H 3b,; Williams, J ss.; Aylctt, W., If.; Ay lett, J., cf.; A. Duncan, rf. Substitutes- Marsh, A. Williams. " Do You' Suffer from lumbago, rheu matism or swollen muscles? If ao. procure nt once n bottle of PAIN KILLER and follow the printed direc tions. Tho relief Is Instantaneous as well as lasting. No necessity to suffer when a remedy such as Paln-Klller U lo bo had. Sixty years of sucess speak for Itself. Avoid substitutes, thero I.' btu one Paln-Klller, Perry DavW Price 25c. and COc. JiMtZZ Buffet BCST ilwaukcc Beer The newest brew of tho old brewery a soclalilcllght Bottled it the Brewery. FRED MILLER BREWINQ CO., MIlMUktt.Wlt. Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd. King Street, near Bethel. KAIMAilA DIES UNDER PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES New Deputy Sheriff in Office Doyle and Kaapa at Work on Wong Kui Tragedy Coroner's Verdict Reserved. Nnalchu, Kau, March 29. Deputy Sheriff Eaton Is out and Henry Martin has been appointed deputy sheriff, of our district The choice seems to be a good one and meets with very general approval. It Is a good thing some times, no doubt, to lop oft the branches of a tree but It will not effect a per manent cure when the dtsenso Is at the root. Chester Doyle nnd David Kaapa have been working like beavers for the past few days on the Wong Ku murder case, and they certainly deserve great praise for tho energy and determina tion they nre putting Into the work. If a conviction Is secured they will be the cause. There was but little to go on when they took It ip. hand. It would be quite refreshing to havo one of our numerous mysteries solved. Once ngatn a mystery seemB to make Knu Its place ef abode. Knlmana, a witness In tho Wong Kill murder case. a roan who has before been considered n unusunlly strong man, dies from a disease of .the stomach that Is at least peculiar. And what Is more peculiar still Is the fact that only slpco he gave his damaging testimony In the above case has his health been falling, And mil more peculiar Is tho fact that dur ing his Blckness and up to the time of his death he has been In charge of the lelatlvrs of Ku, whoso name has been brought Into the case. He lived first wlib the brother-in-law of Ku and finally with the fathcr-ln-law. The coroner's jury called to consider the case reserved Its verdict till a re f ort of the examination of tho stomach by the government chemist at Hono lulu Is received. Kalmnna was sent for by Mr. Doyle nbout two weeks ago, as Mr, Doyle wished to further question him regard ing the Wong Kul tragedy. He was then residing with a brother-in-law of .Ku. Kalmana did not respond but did not Bay hewas sick. It was only the week before his death that any report of his sickness reached Dr. Thompson who Immediately visited him nnd re ported to the police department as in his condition and advised Immediate removal as the only chance of life. He wns not removed, however, and died a week later. TARKINGTON'8'OIG VOTE. Indianapolis, March 15. The board of canvassets that Is tabulating tho vote of yesterday's Republican prima ries will not have the totals compiled befoio morning, as there wero more than forty candidates for the several offices and 195 precincts In the city and county to be recorded, bu all the re turns show that Newton Booth Tark tngton, author of "The Gentleman From Indiana," and nn aspirant for legislative honors,' has received tho highest vote of any candidate for the Legislature. Every precinct shows that he ran from one tq threo votes ahead of the other candidates. Several of the defeated candidates for the Legislature met In the room of the canvassing board and decided that the best way of appealing to the people was to begin writing novels nt once. Mr: Tarklngton was the recipient of many congratulations today. "Will this car take mi to the Plaza?" asked the excited old lady of tho placid motorman. "Well, under certain condition yes," replied tho man guardedly. "What ore the conditions?" asked the old lady, still further perturbed. "That you get on and pay your fare." Los Angeles Herald. Colorado Is 390 miles from east to west nnd 270 from north to south; larger thRn the combined ureas of New York, Pennsylvania. Massachu setts, Connecticut, and Delaware. Xi "THE R KAU MYSTERY WBJJJhA Easiness Men Can Savo ffiaay Hoars ''BmTOB 1CROS8 THE CONTINENT TItOM Sai Francisco-Portland THE TRAINS DAiLY FROM SAN' FRANCISCO. TWO TRAINS DAILY FROM PORTLAND, nly THREE DAYS to Chicago. Only FOUR DAYS to New York. Ilnsji Palace Sleepers. Buffet Smok ing and Library Cars, with Barber itop ami Pleasant Reading Rooms. Dining Cars (Meals a-la-carte). Free Reclining Cbalrs. Pullman Ordinary Steepen. X. LOTHROP, General Agent lit Third street, Portland, Oregon. 1. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent Ho. 1 Montgomery St, San Francisco. I. L. LOMAX, O. P. & T. A., 1471 Omaha, Nebraska. Hawaiian Tramway's Time Table. KINO STREET LING. Cm tttn Wilklkl tot town at vS. 3. 6:45 !Qlmr if nlnuUt thtrtifttr till 10:4$, ii:ij and ujjr.M. Iron Walklkl to to tht Punahou StaMts. Can Itart R Pan ft or Pawaa twitch lor town at S-.ua.m. anl tvtr it minutes tncrtafttr till 11 08P.M. Can lavt Fort ani King ttretti corner tor Palama at 6ia a.m. anl tvery 15 mtnutti afur till n.j P.M. Cart Uavt for Pali ma only at 5 and s:jo A.M. Can Itava Palama (or Walklkls 4 a.m. and tvtry vt nlautat till o 4$ r M , then at 10:15 nl ' J ' rhatMj' A. ttom Palama (or Punahou only iota toWalkUIrn Saturdays. uui inn ron idi iunf tvetia corntr roi hiiii Ranrt at j' and 'oA.M. Can Itart Fort and Klnr streets corner for Walklk t 6.0 A.M. and tvsfyij minutes till to-ojf.M, then at lo'ie and tiiMP.M. Tot 11:35 ? t to Walklkl oa Saturdays only. BERETANIASmeTANDFUUANU VALLEY. Cars Itavt Punano& Stabjt for Town at 5:3 and for Town and Valley at 540 5:50 6:to 4:ao A 40 7 sal t:w a.m Carsletrt Oahu Colters for town and Vallev at 6.jo 6 54 and :io A.M and even 10 minutes till 10.10 r.m. kcpi uw trtn nour ana nair. nour cars wnico run from tht Stable Cars leave Nuuanu Valley at 610 6:jo 6.50 A.M and tvery 10 minutes thereafter till 10.50 P.M. Can leave Fort and Queen streets for Punahou Col left at 6.05 6 t 6 45 A M and tvery 10 jntnutes afur tilt 9 45 After that tht cars run to tht Stabltup to ii:5P,M, which Is thtlaitcar from Town, nachlnc U Stablt at 11:50 p.m. Telephone to All Parts of the Island. konaTTvery STABLES EALAKEKUA, - HAWAII J. Q. HENRIQES, PROP. Horses and Carriages For Excursions To the Volcano or the Mountains. . An excellent ch t la offered for touns. to 8EB THE COUNTRY. Carriages meet the S. S. Mauna lam it Kallua and take passengers overland to Hookena, where the steamer Is met itl n. O. R. & L. Co. TIME TABLE. From and after January 1, 1891. TRAINS. c STATIONS. DAltT DAILY (Outvtrl) CI. Sun. DAILY x. Sun. DAILY DAILY A.M. A.M. A.M, P.M. PM. Honolulu y.io o.i ii5 ):i) j 10 Purl Cltr.... So gjl 11:40 141 1 !0 Ewt Mill S ) 10.0S lt.00 40 1 10 Wiltnit o;jo 44 .... WaI!" u:)S J STATIONS. daily (lowird) tx. Sun. daily daily daily A.M. A.M P.M P.M. Ktnulctt :j) .... ad WiUluo i.io .... 1)9 '"" T: "Mill y.yt t.4j i'oj 4)1 PdflCltr 6.1J I.O) lijo 4') Honolulu o.jo :) joj . j to F C. BMITH, den'l Pass. & Ticket Agt. Q. P. DENIBON. Superintendent THEUNIONEXPBESSGO. Safes, Pianos, Furniture MOVED Drays tor Freight and Lumber., , Our representative mMts all Incom ing steamers from the Coast, and w check baggage on all outgoing 'i team rs. WMta and Black Sand For Sale Office with Ercnlng Bulletin, III King street. Tel 66. IS. LSRSEK, Wf'l. When You Want a Rig niNQ UP TUB LIVERY BOARDING and SALES STABLES, I l. I ! : 018 FORT STREET Stable 'Phone, 109 Main. Hack Stand, 'Phones 319 and 71. C. H. BELLINA. Honolulu Iron Works. Improved and modem SUOAIt MA CHINERY of eyery capacity and de scription made to order. Holler work nd RIVETED PIPES for Irrigation purposes a specialty. Particular atten tion paid to JOD WORK, and repairs executed at shortest notlpe. COTTON BROS. & CO ENGINEERS AND ! : t GENERAL CONTRACTORS Punt tn4 otlnutci lurnlihtl lor ill cIismi Contracting work, Tel. Malii 245. , ROOM 300, BOSTON DLK. Honolulu. General bookbinding, ruling, gliding, embossing, maps,, charts and artistic printing at the EVENING BULLETIN Job PV3"0. y .... Mtlhh . -