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EVENING BULLBTIM, HONOLtTLtT. H. T TIIUnSDAY, JULY 17, 1902.
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The Right Lamp
at the Right Price
jHvr
best driving lamps on the
market for the price. They
give a strong and steady light
and perfect satisfaction.
G. SCHUMAN,
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monumental Go.
H. E. HENDRICK, Prop.
TELEPHONE MAIN 287. 176-180 KINO STREET.
camping
estimates
FOR
Two persons for ten days
Three persons for ten days
Four persons for seven days
Four persons for ten days
Ask for them cheerfully sent on
request.
LEWIS & CO.
LIMITED.
LEADING GROCERS.
1060 FORT STREET.
240 TWO TELEPHONES 240
s& w
Quality
Never Changes
Tlio housekeeper who uses 8.
& W. canned fruits, egetablc.s
or preserves has perfect confi
dence In tho quality.
Wo also havo perfect confi
dence In the quality, and to mi)
one. not satisfied with these
goods wo will return their mon
ey. If j on would havo the most
luscious fruits and finest cg--tables
grown anywhcio on earth
asK for S & W canned goods at
H. May & Co.,
LIMITED,
THE POPULAR GROCERY,
32 TELtPIIONES 24
H. Hackfeid& Co., Ltd,
General Commission Agents.
Cor. Fort and Qurin Striate. Honolulu.
THE DANDY LAMP
$200, suitable for
any style of rig
These lamps burn
kerosene and are
well known as the
Ltd., Merchant Street
The OLIVER
TYPEWRITER
Simplicity, durability, speed and
manifolding power aro conceded to be
the four great essentials In a typewrit
ing machine. Wo present to the pub
lic THE OLIVER as tho latest and
most striking embodiment of these.
features, nnd tbe most radical depart'
lire from other methods of construc
tion. DURABILITY
Other things being equal, durability
follows as the result of simplicity,
Thero Is not a small, frail bearing in
the machine. There aro no fine, Joints
to be aifectod by wear. Tho best ma
terlals obtainable, combined with good
construction, are added to tho slmpllcl
ty of this machine, thus making IU
durability a foregono conclusion.
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
If In need of Typewriter Supplies of
any kind, such as Cabinets, Standi,
Paper, Ribbon, Carbon Paper, Oil,
Copy Holders, Erasers, Brushes, or any
other accessory, call on Ut and we will
show you the GEST goods for trie
LOWEST prices.
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.
Motor Carriage and Machine
COMPANY.
REPAIR AND BUILD
ALL KINDS OF : :
MACHINERY
Safe Work of All Kinds.
Typewriter, I'houographi,
Etc, Etc., Repaired.
UNION STREET, near Hotel,
Phone Blue 721. P. O. box 112.
J. W. SCHOENINQ, Manger.
Fred. L. Waldron
BROKER AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
P. O. Box E53; Te) Blue 791; Rood
b, Spre-cka's DulldiL,.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Bulletin Is the largest and best pub
llshed In the Territory. Sixteen and
twenty pages. $1 a year.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Head "Wants" on page S.
Kona coffee to be good must be puro.
C. J. Day tells It.
Ice cold beer (2.00 a dozen; Camara
& Co., Tel, lllue 492.
A stenographer Is wanted at nominal
salary. See Wants on paga 8
A cottage of flv bed rooms and par
lor Is for rent. See New Today
Manufacturers' Shoe Co. advertise a
new shoe for ladlce a Colonial tie.
Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at th"
First National Saloon, 74 N. King St.
lilank books ot all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Uullctln Publish.
Ing Co.
Cook's Music School will be open for
the summer season at the studio, l.ovc
building. Kort street.
All contracts taken by the PVA'AU ,
LESS I'ltESMlVlNO PAINT CO. will
be fully guaranteed.
For baby carriages and sewing ma
chines and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd,
, I
A list of the newly elected ofllcers of ,
the Uulletln Publishing Co.. I.ld. up
pears under New Today.
Hanan shoes combine elegance of
sole and perfection in construction and
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aiure. see ineir au
Thomas Prime ot tbc Thcosophlrnl
Society, will deliver a lectura tonight
at Arlon Hall. The subject will 13
"The Sign of the Cross."
A list of the officers elcitcd for tho
ensuing ear at the meeting of the
Pioneer Ilulldlng & Loan Association
nppears under New Today.
The wireless telegraph service Is now
open for business to MabuKonii nnd all
points on Hawaii and Maul. Telegrams
will be recilved at the Inter-Inland
Telegraph company s olllcc, lower Port
street.
In the final plng-ponr; tournament
nt the Elks ball Ibis afternoon, A. U ('
Atkinson won from II. P. Hoth the
requisite three sets, tho scoic being 0-0,
fi-0, 0-2. Atkinson is now champion
of the Elks.
There will be a meeting of the Terri
torial committee of the Louisiana Pin
chase Exposition today at 3 o'clock In
the Chamber of Commerco rooms, llio
recommendations of tbe executive com
mittee will be discussed.
Judge Estec ruled that a. seaman's
wages were Inviolable, jtt not wnshlng
to hae Wllder's StenmBhlp Co. pay
Engineer Holland's wages twice tool:
the case under advisement. What
causes tho difficult) Is a prior attach
ment of the money by the Honolulu
District Court.
Mrs. F W. Smith gave a bathing
party at Walklkl last evening, the oc
casion being the anniversary of her
birth. The following wcro present
Mrs. McCully-Hlgglnt, Mr. nnd Mrs. II
W. Lake Judge nnd Mrs. Oalbr.ilth. Mr.
and Mrs, A Q. Hawes Mrs. Ilelle Lons
Davis. Misses Cook (two), Miss Austin,
Mies Kate Kelley Miss Downing, Miss
Ada Whitney, Mlts Itke, Mrs. Lowre),
Miss Hyde, Mis; Dlsbop, Miss Coombs,
Messrs, W A, Kolraar, R Lydccker,
Easton, John Stokes, Will Love. Pil
grim, John Austin, A II. Watson, A
N. Campbell, Eugene Campbell. Hen
dricks and F W Smith.
I.. F Sterneman. who haslust oncii -
H (iROGERV .TORE
cd a well appointed grocery storo onIlc- v Kltcnt. A W T Bottomley
Fort street onnosltv th Clnli Slnhlnx. " Hurrlhon and .1. 1.. Cotkblirn.
Invites the public to visit the new store.
Everything contained in ktock is new
nnd fresh and sold ot reasonable prices.
Resides groceries and ciintied goods u
full line of cigars, cigarettes and tnbai
cos are on band Tho storo telephon
is lllue 511; orders promptly attended
to.
Washington. July fi Colonel John
I) Ilabcock, Acslttant Adjutant General
of the Department of California, will
be ordered to Manila for duty as Ad
jutant General of the division of the
Philippines. In military circles In
Washington the belief prevails that
Colonel Ilabcock will decline to go to
Manila, In which event he will be plac
ed on the retired list An olllcer of the
Adjutant GeLernl's department, wheth
er Colonel Ilabcock or someone else.
liiiiEl go to the eau to relieve Colonel
William P Hall, who bus been selected
to serve as senior atlftant to the Ad
jutant General at the War Department,
a position vvhlrh, untP his r.ppointmcnt
as llrlgadler General, wis held by Lieu
tenant Colonel William II. Cnrter
Friends of Colonel Ilubctxk urn con
fident that he will obey oideis, when
ever thej may letpilre, him tt go They
point out that he has much to lohe by
retirement as he will bo tho senior
colonel of bis department when Colonel
Thomas Ward Is pron.oted to the giude
of lirlgudler'fieiierii! which Is expeeted
shortly to occur and will, consequent
ly, be in line of apt ointment us Adju
tant Geneial.
Don Proepeio t oleoma. Prince of
Sonnlno and Mayor of Home, pioposes
visiting the I'nlted states this summer
Congressman Heatwolv of Minnesota
has a trout brook on bis farm and is
the only private owner in the I'nlted
States of white tr "'.it with gold spots.
HrladBHBilHBMkwflawilMHsMB i
Q. It. llerrey, money to loan.
The place to get pure Kona coHec Is
at C. J. Day's RTOccry.
I'rlmo and Italnlcr beer 10 cents a
glass at the I'antheon.
Nicely furnished rooms rnnnlit
The Alameda Is duo lo arrive from
from San Francisco tomorrow after
noon.
.Moulin nutcl (ins veuiU(i, CRdnum.,,
mi , .ill UUOiK.
The weekly edition of the livening
liulieun gives complete summary of
the news ol thu day.
Corns and Ingrowing nails success
fully trtmtfil u-lthnut Haiti. Dr. Itncrln.
Oregon block. Hotel street.
The steamer oNeau which arrived
from Hawaii ports this morning, will
load her sugar Into the bark Alhert
If jou would ent the most luscious
iui,D mill iiiiv-,1 VKiuiwiin riunii uu
eiirth , k ... s & w. ,Bnn(,(1 K00.,8 .
II. Mav & Co
W. Harris has resigned as raptaln
of the M) rtle Uo.it Club. He Intends to
rrllrc pcrmanen,u from r011B aU.l
inc imiuinR or crews or mo ciuu.
There Is In tndaj's paper an Import
ant notice to Republican voters of the
Second Precinct of the Fourth Dis
trict It relates to the enrollment ot
members.
The American ship Fort George Is
now 90 da) s out from Port I'irie It Is
the opinion of local shipping men that
she will not get hero In less than :i
hundred das.
The Mjrtle Club will celebrate- Its re
cent victory ut Peail Harbor with u
smoker and banquet to be given within
ii few dajs. The Healnnl crews will
also be Invited to the event
'.. Kiiklna nnd William Werner both
of Kauai, arc candidates fur lUinsc to
prattle u law in the district lourts Kn
klmi Is experienced from having served
as dlstrUt magistrate In Knwuihau
Dou't forget Camanuos of tbe Call
fornlt Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He alwas has
on baud a fresh supply of both Calllor
nla and Island fruits Telephone Main
378.
Judge fiiorgo Clark of Kona Is In
town nh a witness In the Paris vh Fer
nandez case. He sios things lire look
ing about ns usual In Konj, and nobody
can tell the outcome of the plantation's
affairs.
The trial ot Wllder's Steamship Co
vs. W. II. Pain met with an abrupt con
tinuance for the term. It whs found In
the course1 of the trial that necessary
witnesses were In San Francisco, con
sequently a Juror was withdrawn nnd a
mistrial entered
Supt llo)d of the Department ot
Public Woiks Is having plans prepared
for u reservoir to be built for Hie Hllii
watei works. Tho capaelt) of tho new
water works will be from 1,500,000 to
2,1)00,000 gallons. The new reservoir
will be located at tbc head of Wnlmie
pile stiect.
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CRICKUT MATCH.
The following teams wilt play In u
cricket match on the Mjklkl parade
grounds Saturday afternoon at tho
usual hour:
Picker's team II. K. I'ltktr (captain)
R. Aiukn-on. C von der llejde, I)
(llass, I., llluckiiiun. A. I, Ahto. II
i'51"''8' Fanaduj, Allun Dunn,
Miles' team A,
T. Miles (captain),
' c- ' Morse
J C McOIII. A. P Hut-
Held. It. A. Jordan. A. S. I'll.inala,
I'rlino Cupid, J I. Ilntt. C. W Irish.
.IT. Olll. It. II. Moore. J
, ' M. R .lunilCMin
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Anderson nnd
NIIIIAU FROM HAWAII.
Tbe steamer Nllliau urrlved In port
nt 1:15 last night from Hawaii ports.
Purser Kuae gives the following report
of the voage:
"We hud tine weather going across
tho channels but on tho way down we
bad moderate sens with light trade
winds. We hud strong trade winds and
choppy seas while dUchurglug at Puna
luii. At about X p. m July in, we
passed the hteamei Kauai llng at
uuchcir In Kapuu," The following su
gar was ut Hawaii ports ready for
shipment H, fiSu bags, II. A. Co,
l.'.OU, making a total of 21SU bags,
The Nllliau brought the follow lurj
freight II A. Co., GI20 bags No I
sugar fur C. Ilrewcr tc Co, und C pkga
siiudrlis
FOREWARNED.
Things do not lnvurlabl.v happen for
tuitously even where religion Is ton
rerned. 1'ioni Tow inula. Pu conies the
stoi) of u very fervid revival meeting
In an up-stutei Methodist clime li Wor
ship there was primitive and slmplo
the emotions were given unrestrained
expression An old bachelor had been
moving uneasily under the exhortation
of the various lusty-lunged speukerr
groaned once or twice us though In soul
agony, and llanllj arose and addressed
tho assemblage thus "Brothers! sla
ters! O something for me! I feel that
I am going straight to belli" "Glory!
Glory!" camu from ull over the church,
"Help me. brothers and sisters," went
on the. repentent one, "I know I'm on
the road to damnation'" The congrega
tion seemed to think that song wns tho
one thing needful, and spiritedly Joined
In when a sturdy backwoods lasso
tunefully roared out tho opening lluea
of the stirring old hymn;
"If you get there before I do,
Just tell them I'm u-comlng to."
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HANAN SHOES are modlshl) tltgant
liitu tho construction of which has n
tpreil tho most skilful labor In th"
world, materials of superior qualities
and a consideration for the taste of tin
cultivated.
We are now ready to show ou tho
CORONATION TIE, a gentlemen's
strictly Dress Shoe.
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i MclNERNY
New York Dental
Parlors
The high class of work turned out at
tho New York Dental Parlors every
day counts nnd moro pcoplo aro realiz
ing that they can get belter work nnd
lower prices than any w hero else.
Uach department In charge 01 a spe
cialist and our operators are graduato
dentists oi the best-rccognlzcd schools
In tho U. S. or tho world.
We havo a larger staff than any oth
er dental offlco In tho city; wo havo
tho best pinto workers, crown and
brldgo specialists, nnd In fact nil
branches of dentistry as practiced by
us aro strictly up to date.
We can bivo ou money on your den
tal work. Wo will tell you In ndvnnco
exactly what your work will cost by a
free examination.
Full Plate of Teeth $5.00
Cold Crowns 5.00
Bridge Work, per tooth 5.00
Cold Filling 1.00
Silver Fillings SO
HO PLATES
All our Instruments aro thorough!!
sterilized before use.
New York Dental Parlors,
Room 4, i:iilo Building, Hotel Street.
Ladles In Attendance.
Hours, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Sundays, 9 a, m. to 12 m.
GOLDEN .RULE BAZAAR'S
NEW BOOK LIST.
-If I Wore King, by Justin McCarthy
"The Dark o' tno Moon," by S. K.
Crockett.
' The Mastery of the Pacific," by A. II.
Colquhoun,
"Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall," by
Cbas. Majors (author of "When
Knighthood Was In I'lowcr"),
"Tho Blazed Trail," by S. K. While.
"None But the Brave," by II. Sears.
"The Kcnlons." by W. D. liowells.
"The Strollers." by V. S. Ishnm.
"Tbe Magic Wheel," by John Strango
Winter.
"The Hounds of the Baskervitlcs," by
Connn Doyle.
"The Woman Who Dared." by Lynch.
"A Houso Party," edited b'y Paul Lei
cester I'crd.
The above aro only a "SAMPLE
LOT" of what may bo found on our
shelves.
156 Hotel Street
Still in Jhe Field
E. C. ROWB
has started In business ngaln now at
650 KINO STREET, TERRITORIAL
BUILDING, whero ho Is prepared to
do PAINTING and PAPERHANGINQ
In all Us branches, and will bo pleased
to sco all ot his old patrons, ns well
ns new ones. Ho has no connection
with any othor shop.
550 KING ST.
P. O. BOX 293.
Money Loaned.
Treasury Warrants Discounted.
Room S,
Majjoon Dldg., Merchant &. Alakea Sts.
Oftlco hours 9 a. to to 4 p. m.
The Evening Bulletin, 75 eents per
month,
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GO AWAY!
Ants do. If given tho Antollno
treatment. Greatest Buccess
attends uso ot this newly dis
covered ant exterminator. If
tho pests use It once they nev
er do again.
In tho pantry Antollno Is
lnvaluablo as It Is not a poison
but hag tho desired result.
Honolulu Drugstore
AGENTS.
PANORAMIC
PICTURES
If oii want a picture of n
broad landscape It ou want A
picture of a high waterfall or i
group or a street corner If jou
want to take- a plctuie nn size
to suit the subject, jou must get
an
AL VISTA
PANORAMIC CAMERA
Catalogues free for the asking
at
Honolulu
Photo Supply Go
Port Street
HAWAIIAN ENGINEERING AND
CONSTRUCTION CO.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Rooms 508-510 Stangenwald Dldg.
Tel. Main 50. P. O. Dox 537.
Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin office.
E. W. JORDAN
has Just received ex.
'ALAMEDA" a lull line
of the celebrated
I W.B.
I corsets
3- Altio a bljj choice In the
"PINR PI1NR" RAMP
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being disappointed.
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J. H. FISHER
a Company,
Stock and Bond Brokers.
AQENTS FOR
FIRE ASSOCIATION, of PhlladelpMft
WESTERN ASSURANCE CO, f Ie
ran to.
Offices Stangenwald Bldf Mt9
chant Street. Tel. Main III.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANQB
Honolulu, JULY 17, tool
name or STOCK
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MERCANTILE
C. Brtvtr ft Company
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l.B. Kan ft Co,. Ill
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Bwa Plantation Co .
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Hawaiian AjplCultttalCo
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1 ,000,000
000,000
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Hawaiian Suzar Co ...
Honono Sugar Co .
Honckaa Sugar Co ...
Mattnl Sucar Co ....
Cahutnj plantation Co.
Klbal Plant Co ,Ltl,. .
ttpanutu Sugar Co ,.,
Coloa Sugar Co ...
McBryd.SuCo.L3.. .
O.bu Sut ar Co , .
Onoosca Sugar Co..,,..
Ookala Sugar Plan. Co
Olaa Su.Co.ltd. ail
OlaaSuCo.Lti clu;l
Olowalu Company
Paauhau Su. Plan Co
Pacific Sugar Mill
Pala Plantj'lon Co .
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300,000
1,090,000
160,000
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PtfMkco Si gar Co ...
Ptonrar Mill Co
1 50.000
750,000
wa alua Apti Co. . ..
4,500 000
WallukuSucarCo .
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Walmanalougar Co
Walmra Mill Co
MISCELLANEOUS
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Wllitr Suannhlo Co
Inter-Ulana' Steam N Co
$00000
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Hawaiian Llrctrlc Co
Hon. Rapid T ft L Co
Mutual Trtrrhonc Co
Oatu Ry ft L Co .
500,
500,000
KO.OOO
150010
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Hawaiian l,ov j prr cant
Hllo R R Co i par cant
Hon RapM Tranilt
Ewa Plantat n 6 par cent
uanu hklui per c
Oahu Plantation 6f c
Olaa Plantation 6 p, c
Walalua Agr'cul 6 p. I
r.anuKU b prr cam..
Sales MOO Walalim bonds. $100;
infill Kuhiiku bonds. $100.23; 10 Hwn.
$21 BO in i:wa $21.50, 25 Hwa.JSt
5 ",u Cwo $21.20 "
Albert Raas
FINANCIAL AGENT.
STOCK ANDJOND BROKER.
MEMBER Or
HONOLULU 8TOCK EXCHANQB.
Orders for tho purchase or ssJe ai
tockB and bonds carefuly and promfi
ly executed. Loans negotiated
Office Room 401, 4th floor, SUngetv
wild Dldg. Pottofflce box 380; Tele
phone Main 331.
Halstead & Co., Ltd
Stock and
Bond Brokers
MONEY ADVANCDD ON SUGAfc
6UCURITID8.
921 Fort Street
TEL. MAIN 133.
A. C. LOVEKIN,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
403 Judd Building.
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