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-';'' ." p$$ 'EVENINOULLETW. HONOLULU. II. T., MONDAY, APRIL 14. 1D02. r !' UNPACKING FOR A WHOLE WEEK This week wo are ready with an entire new shipment of the prettiest goods ever dlspln)od In Honolulu. Another big ship ment has arrived ami Is now ready for Inspection. Theso goods aro all new and of the latest designs, colors, and finish. ETAMINES VOILS ALAPACAS Theso are the latest fabrics. Wo liavo them In black, cream and navy. WAIST PATTERN LENGTHS IN NEW SILKS SWELL NEW WHITE SWISSES Embroidered in Black They are the very latest Come mid see them, They aro Silk striped and fnncy linen effects. balmy In thtlr softness. Tho first shipment of NEW 8HIRT WAISTS are to hand. They aro right lo date and this year's lntngc. There Is nn Immcnso assortment of ALL OVER LACES, EMBROID ERIES and TUCKINQS In white, cream and black. Tho largest and most arlcd assortment of APPLIQUE TRIM MINGS and LACES ecr brought to the Islands Is ready for our pat rons. The patterns aro exquisite In black, cream and white. Our LADIES NECKWEAR depaitmcnt has been completely restock ed with nil the latest. Home of the new things consist of laco collars, bolero effects, escurlal collars In black and cream, new neck ruffs, ap pllnuo lace collars Atnhlan effects, silk and muslin tics In dainty shades and many other little dainties. ACH DRY GOODS COMPANY, LTD. Fort Street DON'T GO ON WORRYING With Inferior or needlessly expensive Illumination In our homo. There Is absolutely no occasion for It. Thousands of Housekeep ers throughout the Islands hno removed this nnnojlng problem entirely by acquainting themselves with tho Ideal perfect light for tho home It Is ns brilliant ns gas or electricity, novor smokes, smells or gives any trouble. Is lighted and extinguished ns easily as gas, and burns but littlo kcioscno oil. Our catalog shows all st vies fiom $1 &n up, and Is cent for the nsktng. Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. hardware department MAUI MAKES PREPARATIONS TO ENTERTAIN AND TO BE ENTERTAINED Walluku, Apill 12. A rousing meet ing of public spirited citizens of Wal luku and vicinity was held In the Wal luku courthouse last evening, tho ob ject of which was to appoint commit tees to raise money and likewise to see that 1'rof Bcrger and tho Hawaiian hand arc properly cared for and hous ed during their brief visit on Maul next week. 0. II Robertson of tho Maul News was called to the chair while Dr. W. It Boote performed the functions of the sccrctnr) Among those present were representations from Wnlhee Kahulul and even far off I'ala, the represents- Pa ! Ra "u a Mt ra Pa M r Ra n Pa the from I.nhnlna, Col. John Illchard son having returned that same after noon nfter making arrangements for conveyance of the band to Lahnlnn. The following vvcro appointed. O. 11. Hobertson, P. Petermnn, N. W. Alull, M. C. Ross and W. E. Dal. The reception committee will con sist of I.. SI. llaldvvln, Jas. N. K. Keola, N. W. Alull, Cleo. lions and It. W. I'll ler, the latter two also serving In the. same capaclt) for tho Knights of IV thlas, I'ala committee 13. C Linden), A I'ernandcz Jr and W. O, Aiken Walhce committee S E Knlelknu, II SI Coke nnd J W. I. .Marshall Outside of the citizens, Judge Kahm and Co. 1, N. 0. II, Walluku, will sec that the band will not go avvny hungry The company may turn out to receive the hand The Itinerary of tho band Is ns fol lows Wednesday morning. April 10 Kahulul: Wednesday afternoon. I'ala, Wednesday evening, Walluku, Thtits- d.i K of I' dedication, Prldny morn ing Walhre, I'rldaj evening. Spieck clsvlllc Tho band will boinl the Kl nmt Hint evening for Lahnlnn An at tempt will be made to change Wednes dij evening to Sprcrkclsvllle and Trl- da evening nt Walluku .. .. .. ............ v ,- 1 0 "- P4i ru P M n f ra Pa Pa Pa "4 Po Pji rn a " Pa Pti : p.5 p- "a s p 4 I UnEWflHUHWU 11 SI WAILUKU VOLUNTEERS DO VERY QUICK WORK Child Playing With Matches Started Blaze Above Borba's Store Shows the Need of Hydrauts for Protection. NATIVE BOYS ECLIPSE EFfORT OF OPPONENTS Walluku April 12 A small blaze In the upper storj of Antono Ilorba's store on Market street created quite a stir in Walluku last Slonday afternoon. It wus the first fire In Walluku for n long time. The (lie was first discover ed In n bed room directly above tho store. A little two-year-old girl was left alone In tho room, nnd noticing the absence of the adult members of the family, she began pla)lng with matches blng around within her ens) reach. Tho netting was first set on lire and then the bed caught. When one of the older daughters of Sir llorba came up to the room, she hastily snatched the bab) awn) and then gave the nljim. In n vvr) few minutes the little room In which the tire was raging, was complctcl) packed with men with buckets of water Tho room was so packed that there was hardl) space for those Inside to move about Another large force of volun teer firemen climbed the mof nnd be gan tearing awry tho shingles, and through the apertures thus made a stream of water from an Inch hose was pln)ed successfully on the fire In lest than halt an hour the flic was put out. The onl) damage done was tho burn In j of netting bedstead nnd wall paper The room was completely drenched. It was fortunate for Walluku that Made 63 Out of Possible 106 Points -Punahou Next With 23 Y. M. 0. A. Brought Up Rear. The field day of the Hojs' Ilrlgade Saturday Is conceded by all to have been the most successful event of the kind ever held In Honolulu or In tho Islands an) where. It was carried out with a vim that has very seldom been equalled nnd tho various events that composed the program were taken pait In by the best athletes of the city tak en from the various educational insti tutions nnd athletic oiganlzatlons and who with a very few exceptions, wen In the very pink of condition. There was a large number of penpls pieseut. The grandstand was crowded and there wtro many people In car riage's, on blc)cles, horseback and foot the band was piesent and from a posi tion nl the makal end of the grand stand, furnished live!) airs throughout the afternoon. The central position In tho grand stand was occupied lij Princess Kawa nannkoa who awarded the prlzo cup al II FOUR TEAM LEAGUE WILL BE ORGANIZED Maui Athletic Association Holds Well Attended Meeting Captains Named Chose the Teams Polo at Kahului. Walluku. April 12 A meeting of the Maul Athletic Association was held In the Walluku courthouse lust Slon ila) evening Theie was a pictty fair attendance. After receiving committee icports, the meeting derided to organize regular baseball clubs nnd to give scheduled games for the basebal season at Well I'.irk. The following were chosen captains to pick up their own teams tleoigc II Cummlugs, Wnlkapu. I. It. Crook, Walluku. .loaquln Carrl.i Morning Stars tl 11. Henderson, Spreckclsvlllc Those Interistid In polo will of course, phi) their games at Kahulul ever) Sut uida) afternoon I'leld Judges Lieut Jones, A Jmlcl. Atic Lewis Jr Announur C V Schermerhoru. Although ttlfl was the possible num ber of points there vveie onl) 103 ni- tual points made, this being due to tin) tllO Conclusion Of the events nnd CnVplfWI lli-il Mia En,nm1 mfin In Itin 1"IY lels to the various victors In the track 'jards hurdle rare, Tinkle of the Ar and field events. With her were Mrs Sanford II Dole. Mies Adams, Sllsj Anita Chostal. Sllss Campbell, SIlsj Irene Dlcksun and Silts Itoo Cunlu. The Kamehamehn bo)s won the da) by an overwhelming number of points their total being more than those of this flic was ai rested b) the alertness ull the other teams put together It Is of the volunteer citizens foi had the. n great pit) the Honolulu Athletic Club fire been allowed to get bc)ond con-' team could not have taken part. It trol, .Market street would have been seems certain that the result would i educed to a pile of ashes, and the en- have been different although It Is con tiro absence of h)drnnts would have ceded h) nil that the K.tmehnmcha l.ugcl) contributed towards that Incvl- bo)s would have won the day In mi) tubic icsule. LENT INJ.0ND0N London March 29 Vbstnliilng from eating meat during Lent Is quite Following weie the event, made Kamchamehn- C3. 1'iin.iliou 2.1. Mnlle-Illmas-C. Artillery 5. Y. SI C A 2. Following is a summary of the vie tiller) team, met with a slight accident Just ns he wus starting out which plac ed 1)1 in bors de combat. The relay race was the most exciting event of the day, Akana of Kamchamc ha making one of tho most splendid finishes that has ever been witnessed licie liefore. Akunn Is a Hawaiian bo) from liana. Maul, nnd his native town may well be proud of til m During the a ft i moon he took three firsts nnd nil these In running events Seven Island n cords vveie smashed hi the events of Snturd.-i) afternoon. score showing the Improvement In athletics ' In the ill) during the past few ; c.im, PER S, S, "ALAMEDA" New Line Golf Shirts very latest In the market. SILK AND GRAPE SHIRTS. PONGEE SILK FOR SUITS, direct from tho Orient. BIG LINE OF KIMONAS. - - U. SEKOMOTO, Robinson Block, Hotel Street. S. SHIMAMOTO General Merchandise) Diy Goods, Groceries. Japanese Provisions, etc , MAGOON BLOOKy MERCHANT STREET. 2? . O- Borsc 886 nain 2lfl P o cos m Til. it. THE OLDEST CHi. SE FIRM IN HONOLULU. ooxoVcisBioisr MEjRCHAKrrs. Dtt ri to Flo Silks tal Onti Llntai. Chlotu tnfl Japum Good ol All Kls4i io-it Nauinu itrtat TWO WEEKS MORE OF BIG SALE At the store of Goo Kim, 1116 Nuuanu Btreet Tho finest of Orient al silks and linens, consisting of dress goods and embroidered handker chiefs 32 Inches squnro and tablo cavers 30 and 41 Inches square, Ladles and gentlemen's furnishing goods and underwear, duck suits', bath robes; remnants of grass linen, figured silks and other goods. GOO KIM, 1116 Nuuanu Street bulletin Ik per month. trrtlm mif ct fnatilnn In T ntninn Ttilu nppnmitl). Is due moie to the high tor8 nf ""' ,,n ""(1 tl,Ur 8U)r,'H '" tl10 prices of fish than to n decline In re- parlous events llglous reeling There has never been ' 100-jnnl dish I'list. Aknni (K.); so mniiv special icllglous services and second, I'.i (K ), third, Hopkins (SI. they hnve nevei been so largely nt-, I.), time, 10 4-5, Island record, 10 tended nnd never was thcro a Lent Half-mile run Klrst. or n Holy Week In which the butchers tecond. Kabul! (K.) were busier. Owing to the Btormy (i i. nmp n Severe Defeat for the Prohibitionists weather which prevailed during the month of Slaich, tho fishermen were unable to send full supplies of fish, hence tho scarcity and high prices of, tho usual I.enton food. Apit from trade reasons, society's attitude has piobably something to do with I.on , don's consumption of food, for the res taurants weio nightly crowded throughout Lent with non abstaining notables, while the number of social dinners enormously exceeded those, of , the former regime. Only ns regauls marriages has l.on don's told time obseivnncc of Lent re mained None of nil) Importance has occurred. The io)al family did nntj Join In the gajcty this week, but King IMwnrd was tho guest at a dinner giv en during tho week by SInjor General Winnipeg, April 3 The overwhelm lug lively of the prohibitionists by the defeat of the Liquor Act Is the sole Iliown (I'l:,10!''1 ' Manitoba toihi) The liquor third, Anderson "cu furnlslnd man) thousands of dol- Islnud record, lars to enrr) the vote and the pnihlbl- 2 OS tinnlsis were linpclissl) divided lu 120-).ird hurdle Plrst, Sillier tl'.); "-' !" uf tlie city where most of the time. 17 4-fi; Island iccord. 10',. foreign settlers lived, beer llowed like Sillu run Plrst. Slnnls (A ); second, water fiom iii)sterlous taps In vacant Clark (SI. I); llurns. (P.), time, S 10 2-5, Island record, .V 13. 410-)iird dash l'lrst, Sclinrsch, (K ), second, A. Marealllno (l ); third, Slnloho (K.); time, .51; leland record, 31 4-3 220-)iird dash l'lrst. Akana (K.): second, l'.i (K); third. Hopkins (SI. I.), time, -23 2-5; Island record, :23 3-5. 220-)nrd liurdlo l'lrst, Hohlnson (I ), second, Pn (K ), third, Kealoha (K ), time, 2S 1-3, Island record. 2D. Itelay race Kam team, time, 3 4 houses, The piohlbillonlsts allege today that "plugging" won the da), but the) con cede! that their inuso received n knock out blow. 'I lie uujorlt) against tho Act, airuidlng to the litest returns. Is about C0U0. rieiuhiiicii and .Men noultes, almost to a man voted against the vnfoiccmeiit of the Ait INCANDESCENT LIGHTING FOR THE HOME there Is no other light so convenient nnd satisfactory ns the Incan descent electric lamp NO DISAGREEABLE ODORS; NO SMOKE OR DIRT. Alwajs ready for use wltn a soft steady and brilliant light. Let us givo )ou figures on wiring jour house, and if 0U desire wo enn furnish )ou with tho new " H Y LO " LAMP, o o o o o o o HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., Ltd King Street. Telephone 300 ROLL-TOP DESKS All sizes In quarter sawed oak nnd beautifully finished. Largo stock of Extension Dining Tables. Axminster and Smyrna Rugs. Tapestry and Chenille Portieres. Folding chairs to let for any occasion and tho very best uphols tering done. Klcgant lino of fundi lire In all departments. PORTER FURNITURE CO., LTD. Fisher Mock, opp. Love Bill., Fort Street. 00000000000000000000000000000000000090000000 I C. J. DAY & CO.-GROCERIBSi WE SELL .reewfp fiecofete NeeilH No Cream o Needs No Sugar o i 122 KING STREET o next to Bulletin OINco I PHONE MAIN 119 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo THE TRANSCENDENT ARC LIGHT ROO C. P. Consumes nothing but (irdlnar) Kerosene Oil. The best light known to science, nnd the cheapest. Hnve received the Highest Awards at the l'an American Exposition. Suitable for store and halls, and nio in usu In good many of our prominent Btorei throughout the city, such ns Wall, Nichols Co., Honolulu Ding Co.. Ilolllstcr Drug Co, Slclncrny Shoe Store, Hllto Ico Cream Par lors, Hawaiian Hotel nnd otners too numer ous to mention We also liave the tnmo Are Lamp to burn 12 hours which Is suit able for lamps to be placed In yards ns n piotectlon agnlust night prowlers. Our lamps are In use throughout all tho planta tions I'or further particulars Inquire of WASHINGTON LIGHT CO. C. W. Macfarlane, M'gr MASONIC TEMPLE. Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co. ROOMS 508, 509, 510 STANGENWALD BUILDING. P. O. BOX 834. TEL. MAIN 7: All classes of Engineering Work solicited; Examinations, Surreys and JU xrts made for any class of Waterworks. Steam and Electric Constructlom: Plans and Specifications and Estimates Prepared, and Construction Supsrla nded, In all branches of Engineering Work; Contracts solicited for Rail -oada, Electric and Steam; Tunnels, Drldges, Buildings, Highways, Fount ions, Plert, Wharves, etc. Spoclal attention given to Examinations, Valuations, and Reports aJ ropertlej for Investment purposes. FREDERICK J. AMWEQ, M. AM. Soc O. ., Engineer and Manager. W. R. CASTLE JR.. Secretary and Treasurer. the most billllnnt events of tho l.on don season. Queen Alexandra who Is at present at Copenhagen, nnd who until lately nmn, pneril fni .ttnla la nnu n il.itrt. ' Flsbei Paget nnd Slis Paget. Another1 Island record, 3 U. Akana finished for American woman. .Mrs Adair, gave a the Kninehamchas. cotillon Man h 23th, which was nno ol, i.nn.i B,10t nut Klrst. ItlchariH (K.l, second Kniiuc (K.); third, Evva llko (V); distance. 42 ft. 2'A in.; Isl and record, At ft S In. High Jump l'lrst, Hardee (K.), sec tec, of bildge whist Sho wns so dealr- "''" ""PPer U ), linru locum u- 1. mis of becoming on expert that she distance. 5 ft. C'i In , Island record, paid a tutor to teneli her and acquired 5 feet 0 In. I'OLO AND UAKIiUALL. Wiiiliikii, April 12 Theie will bo a polo game nt Kahulul this afternoon bituccn teams fiom Kahulul and Wal luku Siindii) afternoon, lovers of baseball will witness an Inteiestlng game hitvvten a picked nine from tho SI A A s and the Morning Stars. Spoiling Interest Is not lucking In Wal luku these ihi)s, and the fiitme promi ses great games between the lucnl tenuis such prollclency that her playing nt Lord rarquhai's 10) al party w-as much commented upon Her SInJesty paid her losses out of a littlo gold puisc hung to her waist. King Edward has long been 1111 expert brldgo whist ria) nr. but tho Queen's conversion causes some comment. 1 YOKOHAMA IIOUSU TAX. Yokohama, Slarch 23 Tho author itlcs heio have aroused tho resentment nf Die fnrelirn reHldents liv selzlnir propeitles of those vvlio rcfuio to pay 'otts' the liouso tu. Tlicj nave seized mon e of tho Hongkong nnd Shanghai Ilnnk and the Chartered Hank of In dia Tiidn) they seized money and piopert) nt Jnidlnc, Slnthcson & fo.'s and nt otbei places of business, and nt residences Tho officials refuse to ne cept piivment of tho tax under protest. The legations are receiving numer ous complaints from foreigners of tho treatment tho lattei have been sub jected to. Pole vault-l'lrst, Hardee (K.h sec ond, Kuiilukau IP); thlid. Kaai (K); distance, 10 ft 11 lu ; Island leeoid, 10 ft. 0 in. llioad Jump l'lrst, Pa IK ), second, Bailey, (P.), third l)o)cr (M. I.); dis tance, 10 ft, 4U In., Island record, 20 feet 11 In. 12-pound hammer throw l'lrst, Richards (K,); second, Hcncnr (P.); third, Dole (P), distance, 120 ft. I'j In ; Island record, 103 ft. 3 In The olllclols of the meet were as fol- COOD MAUNAOLU CONCHUT. W11II11U11, April 12 ino concert giv en nt .Matinaolu Bemliuiy. Pala, last evening was quite large!) attended The cntertalnniint consisted of singing nnd piano solos li the school glils. 1 1 hose who attended the exercises were well lepald for their tiouble for tho singing of the girls was all that could bo desired The reielpts netted very I handsomely and will gu tnvvnids the school fund. Sloro Work than Play "Does sho play whist'" "No Sho makes tho woist work of It )ou over siw "Phil adelphia Bulletin. Athletic Committee Clifton J. Tra cy, Sliirlnn A. Check, W W Hauls, E. B Claik, Captains Kiimeliameha. U. Lemou; Aitlller), Lieut Behr, Y. SI C. A, I". Young, Piinnhnu, W. Williamson, Slullu lllnia, P. Benson. Hefcrcei 1'. Young. Slarshnl-C V Cbllllngivorth. Cleric nf Course J. L, lorbcrt. Starter W. II Babbitt. Scorer I) L. Conlclliig. 'Ilmekcepers I'. J. Ki tiger, A. Wft tcrhouso, II. SI. A)res. Judges at 1'lnUh Llout. Behr, P Slorsc, David W. Auderson. PETITION I'Oll MIJ8 MAYIilttCK. New Yolk Airll 4 Women of the Knv Yoik Legislative League will. It Is iiiinniiiiiid, Hind n memiiikil tu King IMvviird pra)ing that on the occasion of his cuiuimtltm lie will paidoii Sirs riorcuce Ma) In It K. The) lute their petition, nut on the theur) of her In noience, but on the giouud that she alrcad) bus suffcied sullh lentl) fur nil) crime she ma) have committed Your amateur photographic work will ho well done If taken to Honolulu Photo Supply Co. J. De Turk's Table Wines Justly known to bo tho CHOICEST CALIFORNIA PRODUCT. A largo supply of tho different varieties Just received by H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS AND GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS THE HAWAIIAN TERRITORY. FOR HART & CO., (LIMITED) ME ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS Fins Ice Creams and Water Icjt, Chocolate and Confections. The Finest Resort In the City. Try our "Elite" Oyster Cocktails. New Map of Oahu. t0BptlJ from Government Survtyi an) Chrt, MPt nf Surtr Plantations, Rallwayi an4 Otter XtlUM &OUrCC THE MAP IS l8lf INCHES, with artlitt colorlnc anj nal mountings, mak ing a very uttful wttl at ornamtntal wall map THB fRICR OP THE MAP IS $10 00 Copltl CB NUUlP-dtrom jas t TmoR P O.Moi m Y J"ia Hullilnp HonMulut T, II 01 IMWAllAN NEWS C3 . ITD DECKER, FERNANDES & CO, Real Estate Agents. Wo also make a specialty of enlarging Photographs. RENT8 COLLECTED. Office, tor. South nnd King Streets P. 0. Box 321: 'Phono 252 Main. Special Sunday Dinner Tho best tho markets nford served tnd guests h.avo full view of the sea from tho dining room. . . Waikiki INN L. H. DEE, Proprietor. W. Beswlck, Manager. Take the car to Walklkl. -.? ' i