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EVENING IIUt.LETIN. HONOLULU. T It., TlItm8t1AY, FED. 1, 1900.
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EVENING BULLETIN
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Territory of Hawaii,
sportsman and acht owner, ricked
crows mutt be shipped, jnchts thor
oughly overhauled, new rails and extra
calls made and a hundred and one ilc
tails given Infinite rare.
Honolulu Intends to nro!ctc a pleas
lint time for the lsltors when the) ar
rle and will mako the reception wir
th of the town nnd Its reputation for
Impressing Us quests with the Jo) iV
taming ngalu Our people should, how
over b) an the rules or courtesy nnu
sportsmanship, bo represented by a
) iw lit that will take part In the cruise,
go to Sin Francisco and return 'with
the racers Yachting enthusiasm Is
contagious and Irresistible when tba
proposer of n stunt proves hlmsolf
lendy to lead tho way Honolulu hav
ing made the proposition, Its business
men should not allow n suggotlon that
their enthnslnsni Is not up to the point
of havlng'n Hnwali aclit In the list
Elltnr Evening Uullctln Slnco ray
last writing the contest ngnlnel my
seat In Congress has been heard before
Elections Committee Number 3 of the
House The hearing occupied contlnu
ous session throughout? two da)s and
wns completed on January 11th, so far
No new
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Honolulu, Count of Oahu)
O. 0. 1IOCKU8. Uuslness Manager of
the Bulletin l'ubllshlnir Comnanr. Mm.
tA ii- n . . " i wns coiupieicu un Junuarjr i
Ited being first duly iworn. on oath. nR nrgument was concerned
uepuaes ana says, mat tno following rVl,lenr was Introduced bvelthersldo
is a true and correct statement of clr-, nt ti,al tin,c, tno hearing being confined
culatlon for the week ending Janu- t0 tho evidence as contained In the
ftO.'.i 5' ?f . JlMly nml Weols 1'rlnted record and outside fads or ar-
1 2 1 .. of ' """'"S Ilulletln: B,iments having n bearing upon thoso
Circulation of Evening Bulletin. ,)0ints Judge Unlbralth, as counsel for
Saturday, Jan. 20 2375 the contestant, occupied almost the cli
Monday, Jan. 22 2121 1 tlre flrst day, confining himself very
7.Y j y' Jan a 2105 largely to the reading of extracts from
Wednesday, Jan. 24 2112 the printed ltecord, nnd from his brief
Thursday, Jan. 25 2108 ' e. p. Dole Appears.
Friday, Jan. 26 2142
Average Dally Circulation 2160
Circulation of Weekly Bulletin.
Tuesday, Jan. 23d. 1906 2328
Number of Weeklies delivered on
the Island of Hawaii alone. ...1048
COMBINED guaranteed average
circulation . . . 1-18S
By C. O nOCKUB,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore mo this 27th day of Jan
I8EAL uary, 1906.
. P. II. BUnNBTTH,
Notary Public, Honolulu, County of
Oabu.
THURSDAY
ki:ii 1,
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fltratooglsls say the Husstan cruiser
tana has not arrived at Vladivostok.
How do they know?
Chaunccy DcpoWs feeling that every
ono has turned against hi in can hardly
bo termed a complete hallucination.
A great many peoplo are coming to
sco what Hawaii has to offer. Before
they arrive we consider them as tour
ists. .After they arrlvo we should In
variably treat them as friends.
At all events the Grand Jury seems
to have stirred up something. To ask
roost any resident of Chinatown If ha
has had anything to do with cho fa
comes under the head of leading ques
tions.
Curtis Inukea's contest can m
classed as worth whilo If it carries
homo to nil voters of this Territory
that allegiance to ono of the great
mainland parties Is tho only sensible
means of securing national recognition
According to Delegato Kulilo Ha
waii will get from this Congum what
it fights for and Is lucky In securing
The benut) of Hawaii s thief Issue
Is Its full amount of unquestioned mer
It and n Pinal to ths American spirit
tit fair play
Justice Hartvvcll should consult pre
deccssors on the Hciuli or eminent
members of the liar concerning the
qualities of tin" tut" It Is unkind
toward the legal fraternity for a
justice to vji'Mk thus harshly of this
ancient If nut houorablo friend of the
lawyer nnd Judge
Whj shouliln t Carter take the Hiiro
ncan Immigrant mission for health and
refreshment1' lies much of a hustler
himself when he gets started, and the
prospects of sun ess would not grow
less by exchanging tho Secretary for
tho (lovernor and the Territory for the
Immigration Beard as Uio solicitor for
workers.
Ex Attorney General E P Dole also
appeared for the contestant although
his activities in the case were limited
to the answering of a few particular
questions. In a hearing of this sort the
altitude of the members of tho Com
mlttee Is largely Indicated by tho linv
of questions which they ask The en
tire Committee showed personal Inter
est In the hearing and questioned closo
ly the counsel for both sides, but thcro
wore no questions from nil) one, save
two of tho Democratic members, that
indicated a tendency to favor tho con
testant's cause Congressman Hum
phrey, of Washington, went so far at
tho closing as to Bay to Judgo Gal
bratth's argument on the first dav that
190B J If thcro were no more facts to bo snow n
for the contestant, ho could teo no
grounds upon which tho contest could
L sustained Congressmen Itandnll
nnd Gill were the two Democratic mem
bors who, b) their questions, nppearcd
to champion tha contestant's side, nnd
lliey frequently Interrupted tho pro
cecdlngs with questions, or arguments
deduced from their answers On the
other hand, Congressman Claudo Kitch
en, of North Carolina, who Is ono of
the ultraradical Democrats of the
House, stated frankly to Judge Qui
bratth that ho had not heard a state
ment of any legal grounds on which a
contest could be sustained. It had al
ready been conceded by Judgo Gnlbraltti
that their charge of tho corrupt use
of money In tho election and the plao
ing or the ballot number opposlto tho
name of tho voter on the record of vot
era was unfounded Ho also withdrew
Contention Withdrawn.
tho contention that tho contestant
should bo seated, and limited himself
to the plea that the election should bo
en aside and n new one ordered On
the request of my counsel, General Dud
lev Mr McCIellan made tho opening
rgument for my side of the case, mak
lug a summary of nil the local facts
ounce ted both with the placing of th
numbers on tho ballots and tho condi
tions obtaining In tho Territory at tho
tlmo of the election Ho also stated tho
tads In regard to the loan fund appro
priatlon and bow that, licratiso of that
the number of Government employees!
was larger than usual, both nt thn timn
tif the elections nnd afterward. In re
sponse to a great many questions from
the Commute e iu.rcgnrd to the detailed
taturcs of the voting process, Mr
.McCIellan slntc.1 at tomo length the
nitunl iiioioks of voting as It was car
rled on that dav tho conditions 'of tm
open count la the presence of electors
In each precinct and the fact Hint the
ballots at soon as counted, were Im
mediately sealed up General Dudley,
then elocd my enso with a very strung
and effective legal argument, quoting
a long Hue or precedents to establish
the tact that even If nil tho return
were thrown out except thoso of the
twent) six precincts In which no mint
bored ballots were shown to have been
cast, the final result would have been
unaffected, and my election would
stand Both General Dudley and Mr
McClclnn argued largely from the
nnal)sls of the election returns by
precincts, which hnd been Prepared bi
Mr McCIellan nncf made part of the
brief or the contestee
Tho tasc wob closed with another
short argument by Judge Oalbralth and
further questioning by tho members of
the Committee
No decision has been reached In this
Case, as the Committee onl) met today
rnr their own consideration of tho nr
gumcuts, but, If the line of questions
put b) the members may bo taken as n
guide, It Is safe to say that the election
will not bo disturbed, and my right lo
sit In the fiOtli Congress will bo afTlrmecl
Indeed General Dudley assured me at
the end of tho first da) that ho was
certain of the result
Told of Kluklux.
livened tho committee hearing with
some recitals of election doings of the
Ku klux clan In the South, and seemed
'o make light of the effort which had
been made to show Intimidation at tha
Hawaiian election in fact only ono
member of tho Committee seemed at all
inclined to consider Hint charge ser
iously on tho showing of tho evidence.
National Politics.
Ono fact stands out prominently In fc
gard to this election contest, nnd that
Is the value of nfflllatlon with one or
tho other of tho two great national pVr.
ties. Tho cause of the contestant was
backed In the Committee) by some of
Its members, apparently becauso It
was tho contest of a Democrat. Had
tho samo contest been brought by a
Homo Ilulo candldnto ho would havo
had no ono to champion his cause In
tho Committee, nnd I seriously doubt
doubt whether upon tho samo showing
or fact, any member would havo shown
an Inclination to favor tho contest.
J. KAI.ANIANAOLE,
Delegato to Congress from Hawaii.
To Search
Ewa Road
Tax Fund
Thcro will bo taken before tho
Grand Jury, now In session, tho mat
ter of tho special road ta deposit
fund, as far as tho district of Ewa Is
concerned, that It may be determined
by Investigation, what has become or
tho money or to what use II Is being
putr
A Government official stated this
morning that ho himself would tako
tho matter beforo the Grand Jury with
ter of tho special road tax rcposlt
Hon had been mado of the fund.
Bcloro tho County Act was pussetl
there was to tho credit of Ewa, in tho
special road tax deposit fund, some
thing like seven thousand dollars. It
wns sold that the County or oanu was
not entitled to this amount, tho money
having been collected beforo tho
County camo Into existence. All mon
ey that has been collected lor me
fund, for'Ewa, has slnco tho County
Act wns pnssed, been turned over to
tho County, but the $17,000 remains
to bo accounted for.
Tho Oahu County Supervisors dis
cussed tho matter of the amount pre
viously collected nnd whether or not
the County was entitled to IL Now it
Is claimed that the public has a right
to nn accounting of this fund. Ho
who will tako tho matter before tho
Grand Jury, states that tho proposed
proceeding is tho only way by which
It can bo learned how- the money, If it
has been spent, has been disposed of.
Tho Idea Is to bring out whether tho
money has been expended according
to law or without proper observance of
the formalities.
SAYS CAMPBELL TO
MIMUMI
S
All Is In readiness for the greatest
scenic sensation ever produced on the
Hawaiian stage. Tonight, in "Tracked
Around tho World," to be presented for
the rest of the week by Klchnrd Bull
ler'a plavcrs, tho playgoer will exper
ience a series of thrills unprecedented
in his local experience Two large auto
mobiles will be seen at once on the
etag.i engaged In a race In "which every
detail will have tho appearance of
startling reality. The autos will travel
at tbe rate of a mtlo a minute, through
rapidly passing scenery and vanishing
lences.
For two dajs the Orpheum manage
ment has been at work, under the care
ful supervision of Joo Cohen, on the
construction of tread-mills for tho auto
scene, Tho automobiles will raio on
these moving platforms, with exper
ienced automoblllsts at tho wheels
Hugo revolving drums huvu been ar
ranged for tho travelling of the scenery
and, with tho swiftly churning wheels
of tho two autos, the farms, trees,
rocks, hills, houses and fences racing
by, the prospect of tho hero giving
chnso In ouo auto to the villain in nu
other, to rescue the heroine, Is tal
ciliated to bring down tho houso sev
eral times in succession It Is perhaps
needless to sa) that the houso will be
crowded and thoso who want good
seats had better apply early
, HIM QMS
Hid
AD1I1NI
Motion fur a now trlnl has been filed
b) the defendant In tho inso of John
Kliighnm vs. Honolulu IlopliI Transit
it Land Co on the grounds, among oth
or, that tho $1000 damage verdict
awarded by the Jury wus excessive and
appears to have been given under the
Inllueuce of passion nnd prejudice
Japan's request that Its all), Eng
land, reorganize Its army might rausu
t.onio doubt regarding tho degreo of
modesty with which Japan emerges
from recent victories Everybody has
been an) Ing that Japan has taught tho
world how to fight. It Is rather disre
spectful to British dignity for Japan to
deliberately turn schoolmaster.
Knowledge that Major Vincent Is as
sociated with secret scrvlto has evi
dently caused Bomeona to attempt
sleuth-work on him. Thus ho Is forced
to bo limited in his conversation about
tho weather, for fear tho local Sher
lock Holmes will draw Immediate con
clusion that thousands of soldiers are
on his mind Giantcd that Mujor Vin
cent is In tho Federal scrvlco, ho can't
comu to Hawaii for anything other
Uan Its advancement in somo way.
A YACHT FOR HAWAII
Hawaii should havo a representative
yacht In the ocean race for which tha
Promotion Committee has offered a tro
phy
This yacht Is not for the purpose
of winning our own trophy, but to dem
onstrate to yacht owners and sports
- men of the Pacific Coast that this ract
promoted by Honolulu la backed by
tho same spirit of good sportsmanship
we hope they will show. Equipping a
yacht for an ocean race Is no small mat
ter. It requires as much or more
thought, tnergy, enthusiasm, time ani7
money than has been thus far expend
ed in shaping tho whole scheme of the
race and the trophy. A racing cruls
to Honolulu Is no picnic Jaunt not
withstanding It is attractive to every
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MT S2000
HOUSE and LOT at Punahou.
Size of lot 75x125: modern
mr 1750
HOUSE and LOT, Maklkl St.
Lot 60x90; modern cottage,
SMF $2100
Henry Waterhousfc
Trust Co., Limited.
:OR. FORT AND MERCHANT 8T8,
HONOLULU.
OF READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL IS
NOW IN FULL SWING.
EVERY ITEM IS A BARGAIN, AND
THERE'S ENOUGH FOR ALL.
Ladles', Misses', Children's and In
fants' Wear at Greatly Re
duced Prices.
If It's a dress, a skirt, a suit, a shirt
waist, or a coat that you are needing,
you cannot afford to miss this sale.
If the baby needs a bonnet, lawn or
silk, a dress or a coat, you'll find Just
what Is needed.
If the older children need school
suits or dresses, bring them down and
suit them.
Ths sale will continue for several
days longer, so If you have not been
able to get In yet,
Hf- DON'T GIVE UP THE IDEA,
BUT COME WHEN YOU CAN. -TMS
EHLERS
Good Goods
"Tho bringing of such a large body
of peoplo as tho Molokans to Hawaii Is
proving tho best advertisement Ha
waii ever had," said Land Commis
sioner Pratt today, "Never slnco tho
tlmo of nnncxatlon havo I seen such a
universal Interest taken In tho Isl
ands. I havo received Inquiries re
garding lands nnd conditions hero
from Japan, Australia, New Zealand,
Canada and all kinds or places on ilia
mainland, from peoplo with a little
money, who want (o como and settle
here. The news of tho Molokans has
been spread broadcast and has attract
ed wor d-wldo attcutlou to Hawaii.
I am advising all thoso who write
to mo on tho subject .to form co-opcr-
atlvo colonies. That Is tho only way
in which settlers can successfully con
tend against tho difficulties the)
meet Tho hardships which aro hard
for ino mnn to benr are easy for a col
ouy to buck ngalnst."
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REAL E8TATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Feb. 1, 1906,
From 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
Antonio S)hn to S Klmura ... L
Gear, Lansing S. Co by trs to Leo Se-
. ung ''
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd to Hnllaka Ko-
lllwnlwalole N4 Nl N4 Nt til Ilol
A N Ha)selden to Kclllwnlwniolo
CanL
Kelllwnlwniolo to A N Hnjseldcn . I.
Kclllwnlwniolo to lwa , ... L
Mtb 8 M Lack to Frank Pncheeo ...L
A N Campbell tr by atty to Peter I
Kunnna ct al "c'
The Slberlu Is duo tomorrow morulni)
with two du)s later mail.
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Tim Htennier J A. Cummins will re
turn tomorrow from a trip around the
Islnml She will go on tho marine ran
vvu) Saturday.
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Tho 8. 8. Nippon Maru Is duo todn)
Cm... v.ibMitifii-i Hhn will lirohabiV
arrive tonight or tomorrow mornltlg.
Bho takes tha next mall to San Fran
Cisco.
Tho bark Mohican, twenty-three days
from 8nn Francisco, arrived off port
this oflcrroon nnd Is being towed Into
the harbor by the tug Fearless. She
has a general largo.
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Among tho celebrations connected
with tho "nnmo da)" of Fiancls Joseph
bf Austria, Is tho giving bf money to
servniits long 111 the servlio of one
family Eleven.women received JOS CO
each, and the others I41.C0.
A letter has finally been rccclvod
from Treasurer Campbell, dated New
York, January ,'0, In which full details
arc given of his sale of tbe $7&0,OUU
bonds to Kountzo & Co. The letter,
which, with the exception of tho cable
gram announcing the sale. Is the first
message from Campbell since he de
parted on his mission, reads in part at
follows:
"On arriving here, I found that on
account of the high prlee of money
and tho Unsettled condition of tho
money market generally, that nobody
was very anxious to talk bonds, espec
ially at tbe prices which you and I had
In mind. However, after a good deal
of work, n couple of houses took the
matter under consideration and Messrs
Kountr.o & Co, mado n definite offer
The parties to whom wo formerly sold
our bonds were not interested at an,
nnd were oven doubtful If they would
made a bid It put up at public sale, its
they said tho margin was too small
However, the house to which the bonds
have been sold, Is one of the oldest and
wealthiest In the city.
"Messrs. Dillon & Hubbard have
passed on this sale, although made
privately, on" the grounds that the fig
ure obtained by tho Territory Is a llg
lire In excess of tho figure of tho last
Bale That In arriving at the figure ol
any two sales v. hero the rates of Inter
est arc different, they must bo reduced
to a common basts beforo a compart
son ran be made. The flguro of the latt
sale of Public Improvement 4 '4 Bonds,
when reduced was approximately a
4.20 basis The figure of this 3V4 per
cent Public Improvement Bond when
reduced Is a 3 CO basis; In other word.),
a much better flguro.
"The future delivery feature of this
offer lajavorabte to tho Territory, and
without It, I fear no salo could Imvo
been made Just at this time, even at OS
My reason for recommending n private
salo nt this time Is that thero was a
great possibility. It put at public sale,
of nobody bidding on them, on account
of the low rate of Interest and of tho
very unsettled condition of tho money
market. No two bankers seem to have
the same Idea of the prospect n moutli
ahead, but all hoping that tho mono
market would be better but fearing that
it would not."
Campbell further wrote that In
would go to attend the lusuraneo con
vcntlon In Chltfigo February 1, If II
was going to be held, which ho doubted
In connection with tho sale of the
bonds Campbell said that on the very
morning on which he sold the bonds,
ho received a telephone message from
another firm, with which he had been
negotiating for a week past, stating
that now It was ready to do business
Campbell heard later on that the Lid
of this firm was tho samo as that o
Kountzo & Co,
iuaHM-"
GAS STOVES
New Process Gas Ranges
These have been bought at prices nuch below the market on ac
count of our taking a whole consignment.
The goods are well known and we are able to sell them upon spe
cially favorable terms, '
Blue Flame Oil Stoves
An assortment Just to hand by the "Gerard C. Tofeey."
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.
BEFORE BUYING GET OUR PRICES.
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A shipment of Young karge Mules
EX NEBRASKAN
All Trustworthy Animals for sale at
Low Figure by the
Schuman Carriage Co.
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OWL AND OPOSSUH
AT THE 200
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EMeat Market Removed 3
We are now settled In our New Place of Business, sit
uated on King Street, between Kekaullke and Maunakea
Streets, where we will fie pleased to serve our patrons with
first-class goods In the MEAT LINE, In a first-class manner
and for price, suitable to the times.
I C, Q. YEE HOP & CO. 1
WHOLESALE AND
IN ALL KINDS
RETAIL BUTCHERS, and DEALERS
OF MEAT, FRESH, CORNED OR
y 80MKED; ALSO FRE8H FRUIT8 and VEGETABLES. -J
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fimimii ai.iiiuuuuiii iaai mum
In the last Sonoma the Knlmukl Zoo
logical Hardens secured ore of the most
interesting nnd entertaining specimens
of tho animal world yet seen In these
Islands.
Tho newcomer Is a splendid Austral
Ian opossum Ho wears fur like a lemur
and n bushy tail llkn tho brush of n
Cox. IIIb head closely resembles that
of tho wallub) He has been Installed
In quarters Immediately adjoining thai
of tha great horned owl recently on ex
hlbltlnii In tho vvlndovv of (lunst-Kal.H
ilgar store The owl nnd tho opossum
have nlrrady formed a strong frlond
ship and are the brains of the menag
crlc.
It may not bo generally known thai
tho llawallans have a gicat rovcremt
for tho owl nnd would not hnrm ono of
the species for much wealth. The nwl
Is credited with peculiar powers and
used to bo much feared by the Ignorant
and his acquaintance much cultivated
by the psychic The owl and tho opos
sum aro now holding a reception al
tho Zoo.
BY AUTHORITY
NOTIClTTO CONTRACTORS.
Healed tenders will bo recolved at
tho offlco of tho County Clork. County
of Oahu, until 12 noon, February 10th,
1600, for tho erection and completion
of a Band Stand and Tubllc Toilet for
Aala I'ark.
Plans nnd specifications aro on fllo
at tho offlco of tho County Clerk.
Tho Commltteo on Roads and
llrlilges and Parks reservo the right
to reject any nnd all Tenders received.
Certified Check for Ono Hundred
Dollars must accompany all Tendors,
payable to tho Hoard of Supervisors.
J. LUCAS,
13. IL ADAMS,
Iload Commltteo.
Honolulu, February 1, 1900.
3S9C 8t ,
Kerr's Tailoring
Department
Dress Suits
To Order
UP TO DATE STYLES
Made On The Premises
By Skilled White Labor
Prices Reasonable
L. B,' KERR & GO. Ltd
ALAKEA 8TREET.
CRY FBOOAILUKU
Editor Evening Ilulletln: "Moro
Cottngesl'
l.lko a great cry of distress from
scores of homo seekers It has rung
through Walluku for years. And tho
owners of city lots henrd tho cry.
thought about It for a day or two
nnd thcro It ended. No ono put up a
single cottage to relieve tho great
need. I said no one. This Is not qulto
correct. Mr. W. T. Hoblnson Is an ox.
coptloii. Ik sides tho lllsmnrk Stables
nnd n largo business block several
neat llttlo cottages stand as lasting
monuments to his energy. and enter
prise, nnd his cxamplo Is well worthy
of emulation. Many families who
wished to settlo down hero In this tho
prettiest, most plcturesciuo of nil Ha
waiian towns, with a climate surpass
ingly sweet, havo been compelled to
seek their homes elsewhere for want
of a houso, and there aro many peoplo
In Walluku today who aro only too
anxious to rent a cottage at a monthly
rent of from ten to twenty dollars, but
thcro Is not ono to bo had.
With longhcndcd foresight, Wallu-
ku's rival, Kahulut, has begun tho ercc
Hon of a number of cottages. Unllko
Wnllukti. Kahulul docs not bcllevo In
shutting off all possibility of a benefi
cial tnllux of strangers, of desirable
newcomers and settlors. Sho wishes
to bo ready to receive them, to draw
thorn to her, and to hold them.
It la not difficult to foresee tho ro-
Biilt. Tho prosent relattvo positions of
tho rival towna will bo reversed tho
hegemony will pass from Walluku to
Kahulul.
Owners of city lota and capitalists of
Walluku To tho rescual
VETU3 A. VETI.ESEN.
Walluku, Teb. 1, '00.
Tho Weekly Edition of the Evening
Rulletln gives a complete summary of
tho nows of tho day. For SI ?'
MATTING
and RUGS
Isn't It about time you bought some
new matting? You should call and In- '
spect our new stock of Japanese and
Chinese mattings. Also Chinese .Mat
ting Rugs, both plain and twisted pat
terns, and 'blue and white Japanese
Cotton Rugs. We have Just received
the largest stock ever brought to the
islands and are showing a full line of
colors and sizes.
Lewers & Cooke,
LIMITED.
177 80. KING ST.
HOUSES TO LET
Bargains in Kaimuki Lots
HOMES FOR SALE
"rent and company
It Is Cool
PIANOS
STE1NWAY and others
THAYER PIANO COMPANY,
1S6 and 1S8 HOTEL 8T.,
THESE DAYS
AT HALEIWA.
JU8T THE PLACE TO 8PEND
YOUR VACATION.
The best of everything
ALL 80RT8 OF AMU8EMENT,
ALL KINDS OF RECREATION,
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME.
Tickets and Information at Oahu
Railway station and Trent & Co , or
ring up Hateiwa Hotel, King 53.
On Sundays the Halelwa Limited,
two-hour tr, Yi, leaves at 8:22 a. m.;
retUrmr.;, arrive In Honolulu at 10:10
Special Sale
OF
FI8HNET8, TWINE and BRONZE
WIRE CLOTH at
A, FERNANDEZ & SOU,
Nos. 44-60 King 8L, ocy Block, bet
Nuuanu and 8mlth 8ts.j Tel. aln 189,
Blank books of all sorts, ledgers
etc., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
Mailing Company.
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