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Closing Out sale
OF
Ladies' Knit Underwear
In order to; -make room for our new
stock df "KNIT UNDERWEAR
we will offer our present stock of
Knit Vests and Suits
At Almost Halt Price
Cost has not been considered in marking
them dowiv me room is what we
want. Some' of the lot are not large.
Note prices in our Show Windows
Teachers To Be Shown
' 'Inspectors' .'''
Report' OnTheir Work
WIGHT AGAIN FIGHTS. FOR CLEANLINESS
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At the meeting of (ho tlnaril of iMit
rntlon yesterday afternoon Superin
tendent llnlitiltt brought up Iho matter
of High Heboid diplomas. 1'rof. Scott
lmil Miggestcd Hint n liettcr stjle of
rnplomn tlinn tlio uno now used bo giv
en tlic sradtiatos. It was suggested'
tlmt n nicely gotten up Jlilng, which
wo.i!i! bo Fiiltnble for framing, bo nilop
ted. llabbltt Jiad received figures of
tin- rout of Mich, 'and read them. IIh
suggested that 100 lio ordered and Hint
they lie given (o tho graduates, who
wished them, at their actual cot, ns
wni none at many, nmlliland school.
This vim authorized.
A petition had been reccUcd from
Nnhlku for tho loenllon of tho school
In .1 rerlnln quarter, llabbltt bad teen
tho (resent site. It was a poor oi.m
wlili a very small playground mid l).b;
bttt It-id suggested that the resident:!
of the plutc decide on another site. It
wits nx a result Of this that.lliq pctllbn
(ame. llchhltt had not as, yet, belli
nhli to look tho 'mnitcr jib .further.
The ranuliau plantation had given
two acres ofland for a school which
would Hrion bo'urelctcd for the benefit
of the munllcr children. Tlio larger
on,es attended the, Iloiinknn ijchdol.
Oil Kauai, mill Jlabljltt. two !new
schools were needed. At Katma tho
canvass through tho school agents. Ito
thought that would be a good tiling and
lmo the majority deVlde.
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Tho mcrttne of the Hoard of lMuhl
tlon yesterday afternoon wns ttib bent
attended there lias In en for years, pres
ent being .Superintendent llabbltt and
Commissioner Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Wil
cox. C. I- Wight. II. M uin Holt, W,
it. Karrlugtou uud Al. ,
Tho Installation of a motor plant. In
the Normal Hchool for tho use of tho
manual training department una au
thorized. A machine, which will drho
u lathe, circular' saw nnd grindstone,
will toil $lfi it month to operate nnd of
thls'lho Class will pay 15.
llabbltt icporlcd that ho hnd had no
nusvver from tho r. M S. S. Co, regard
ing the low rate for teacher' plan, but
Ir. Klcbnbn had promised to wrllo
j.k' i ,..... i.i.. i....i .. lurglng that n gpeedy answer bo sent
bluff. A slto had been nicked ou? COO .T!" commissioners nil signed n copy
yaidr. abovo tho present one. It was
on Government land and could easily
be supplied with water. A new room
of tho patriotic program, which will lio
forwarded to Senator .MiCjuiIIsss, win.
offered tho prize.
Tho resignation of llosalle Weir of
Wnlpahu was accepted and tho follow
ing recommendations of the Teacher!
Musio at the "
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Sunday
FROM 2 TO 5 P. M.
Don't Miss It
Golt Acetylene
Gas Generators
affords
A Superior Light to all others,
Aceytlene Qas Is superior In quality,
and cheapness radiates less heat, viti
ates the air less and has no Injurious
effects on the eyes.
For further particulars Inquire at
the office.
Also Calcium Carbide of all sizes, Ip
drums and small cans, for Generators
and Automobile Lamps and all sizes
and grades of Cas Mantles and Gas
Bdrners.
Washington Light Co.
C. W MACFARLANE, Manager.
Telephone Main 145. 143 Merchant St.
would bo opened at Ilanalvl In the
teacher'a cottngo. A new school was
".-. ' . ..?S""' ," u,r ..,.;,.' '., ' . ,.; Committee adopted
r...riZ i i Z 't,Z 17,1, , Tl'l llcnrv S. Tovwisend be notified
bo surveyed in the. nmr future. Koloalhlll ,,,.. ',. .,,,,,. , ,,nrl.
school was tlio best of tho new schools-t ,,,, .,.. " " .--
It was excellently
N. 8. SACHS
Dry Goods Company Ltd.
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Stops that distress after eating
For sale by your druggist, or by
W, C? Peacock & Go., Ltd,
SOLE IMPORTERS
llabbltt bad seen.
planned.
Wight asked how tho schools wcro
In 'rogrird to cleanliness, Wcro tho
oiidltloiiB as bad as thoso found on
Hawaii?
llabbltt said they wcro not qulta ns
bad. Tho rensuro of Hawaii's schools
had evidently done some good, and the
Inspector had paid considerable atten
tion to the matter. Somo principals
hnd evidently not thought that these
matter, werp up to Iheni. Such prin
cipalis llabblt hnd talked with on tho
subject.
Wight thought that tho Hoard should
pasn n resolution to the effect that tho
principals should nttend to tho clean
liness of the premises In their charge.
llabbltt said ho preferred to get nt
tho result In nnother way. lio be
lieved this could bu done.
Wight thought the schools should
pay more attention to attractive yardo
with flowers, etc.
llabbltt i-ald that great steps for
ward wero being taken in that direc
tion. He hoped to ho nlile to furnish
all schools with garden tools In tho
future. Tho Inspectors wero now
paying more nttentlou to this part of
tho work. They wero uIbo paying
more attention to tho matter of grad
ing tho pupils. llabbltt had suggested
that tho Inspectors should show the
rtports they made on the various
schools to tho teachers. Just as bold
and bad as tho fact might he, before
they wcro sent lino the Department.
Wight suggested that a competition
should bo started, for InHtnncc, by giv
ing a diploma to tho school having tho
best-kept grounds.
. llabbltt answered it would bo almost
Imposslbio to award such a diploma
fairly on account of tho different con
ditions found.
Wight suggested that teachers who
did good work in this lino should bo
promoted accordingly.
llabbltt agreed thnt Certainly nil
these things should bu taken Into con
sldeinllon when promotions wero con
templated. Karrlngton recommended tho Idea
of tho Inspectors showing their re
ports to tho teachers.
, llabbltt said It required somo back
bono on tho part of tho Inspectors.
Those had, however, received moro In
proportion to their services than the
teachers themselves had. They wpio
now getting In much closer touch with
tho teachers than they had been be
fore. Tho matter of tho time for examina
tion was taken up. Somo teachers
wanted them early, as they wished to
go away, while others wanted them
Into so ns to give tnem time to pre
pare, llabbltt suggested Juno IS and
10, as that would glvo tho teachers on
tlio other Islands a chanco to tako
their examinations hero nnd cntch Ihn
Alnmdea on tho 20th. Ho Intended to
have many placcp of examination for
tho tcachcis.
Karrlngton favored this plan, but
suggested thnt tho teachers bo cnu
nssed for their opinion.
llabbltt said bo could make such n
That Miss Helen Severance's reuueat
for extension of leave of absence until
Hepumbcr, he granted
That certificate of Miss i:. W. Ward
be extended one year providing sh
attends the llcrkclcy Hummer School.
That Miss Lulu (Jrinc lc appointed
substitute for Miss Myra Angus at
Knutuuela.
That appointment of L. N, Jcssup
nt Knllhlukn bo uppiutrd.
Thnt request of MIk Rose Knuna
ruuno for transfer be not grunted.
That npnolntmcnt of Mis Mahrl
Taylor as assistant nt 11-inalel nt Ibl
salary of $33 from April lClli be approved.
that Mrs j, n. Tnguarl bo graulcd
H lite certificate.
That Mil's Dillon's request to clone
Behind on Thursday be granted
That request of Miss iMza IMrncs to
close school uu Juno ftlf bo not grant
ed. ' '
That Mies duard be transferred from
the Ol.ia Nino Mile School to tho ilu.v
heo School at the same salary she Is
now rccemng.
That Miss Franc Eaton bo trnr.s.
fcrred from llanhea school to Mnciuae
school at Ha m u salary alio Is now receiving.
That Mrs. Weathcrbco bo appointed
assistant nt Olan Nino .Mile School lu
Miss Quard, salary ?j:.S0.
That Mia. .Maude lifers bo granted
leave of ubsemo on arrount of lit
health, und thnt Mrs. I'lucho bo np-
1 ointed substitute.
That Mlrs I.ydla Kawalnul be trans
ferred to Macmae from Walalua. Will
receive tho snmo sulary.
Dial Miss (ion vela bo appointed as-
slBtnnt In Walalua In Miss Knnnlnuiy
pincc, at 730,
That appointment of MUa Clsto Wil
cox as nddlllounl teacher nt I.lhue, at
9H do approved.
That Mrs. Knight bo nnnolntcd ai-
slstnnt nt Normal school, nt Sit).
Thnt Miss Kluegcl be npixdntcd ad
ditional jupenlaor during Mrs. Wood's
nbsenco at $3.33.
WM. I. IBWJfU CO., LTD.
Agents for the
Aoyal Insurrnce Co. of Liverpool. Eng.
Alliance Alturance Co. of London,
Eng.
eottlh UnUn & National Ins. Co. ol
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Flia Association of Philadelphia.,
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd
Wllhelma of Magdsourg General Inr
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TURN DOWN AT WILL,
TURNS DOWN TO ONE OR 8IXTEEN CANDLE POWER.
Users of ordinary electric lamps have often, perforce, to use 16- j
eandle power when 1-candle power wculd suffice. This means that the
lamp wattes you money and more money In the course of a year than
you suppose,
HYLo LAMPS on the other hand, save you money, for they en
able you to turn your light down frcm 16-cp. to 1 c.p. at will.
HYLO LAMPS ARE INVALUABLE FOR THE SICK ROOM, AND
CAN DE USED IN ANY PLACE WHERE A COMMON LAMP IS
USED.
Hawaiian Electric Co,, Ltd
Office, King St., near Alakea. 'Phone, Main 390.
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We have Just received a splendid consignment of choice olives,
Including
Genuine Larse Green SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES
MEXICAN MANZANILLO OLIVES
This Is an especially fine lot of olives and will be sold In bulk.
Many people are unaware of the fact that olives sold In bulk are
equally as good as bottled olives. These olives of ours are, If any
thing, better than glass goods, And at a Lower Prlcel
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd.
'PHONC MAIN 45.
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J. M. Davis
SEWINO MACHINE REPAIRER.
1250 FORT ST. near DERETANIA.
Sewing machines rented, $2.50 per
mjonth.
A machine cleaned and put In or
der $1.00.
Telephone Main 78
Gitv Meat Market
For Choice Island Oeef and Vege
tables. California products by every
steamer.
ORDER8 DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
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JWMiMMiHMiMtfiX'flil)il
j Carriage R epair
We are paying special attention to Carriage and Wagon Repairing
and In our fully equipped premises on Queen street are prepared to
turn out the best of work.
We make a specialty of palntlmj vehicles and guarantee that all
work entrusted to us will be executed In flrst-clais shape and at mod
erate cost.
Tho building of wagons, drays and carriages Is also undertaken by
us and this department Is supervised by expert carrlagemen.
SmW
Schuman Carriage Co,, Ltd. i
CARRIAGE REPAIR DEPT., Queen St., bet. Fort and Alakea Sts,
JLsMiP'iisliMlMiNMiKl'NM'''TIU'Pt
The Lunch
: suits everyone's taste Is the
red by the
Royal Annex
OPP. POLICE STATION.
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The ISLAND MEAT CO.
Is In a splendid position to secure for Its patrons the very best Island meat,
carefully handled. Also Island Poultry of every description.
Jas. E. Westbrook
TELEPHONE MAIN 76.
MANAGER.
FORT 8T. OPP. LOVE DLDQ.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Ilnnolul upco'do well remember Itrf
w j, (iJHiraltli. vviio was practicing In
this illy same three yea re ago, uud Kill
no doubt bo Interested to learn thnt
Hint gentleman Is prospering as chief
surgeon ror tne i.'annnea consolidated
copper company in the mining town
of Cnnanrn, Sonnra County, Mcxho,
Dr. (lalhralth, In addition to Ills med
lial duties, Is Iho United Stales' con
sular reureuentatlve at Canattca.
John H, Clark, with the llobron Drue
Company of this city, was far two yeati
a cliem si with, tlio Connor conmanv at
Cnuanea, glv Ina up the position only n
little over n couple of months ng'p t,o
rcturu to ins posiuou wjtn inn iiouiuu
Drug Company hero. Ho frequently
hears from friends In Cluianeu iwbu
urgo him to return, hut Mr." (Mart de
clares that Hoi.olulii far exceeds' any
other place ho has oyer visited for u
delightful residence.
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"For Rent" cards on sale at
Special Sale
OF
FI8HNET8, TWINE and BRONZE
WIRE CLOTH at
A. FERNANDEZ & SOR,
Nos. 44-60 King 8L, :'iwoy Block, bst
Nuuanu and Brrllh 8ls.; Tel. aln 189,
CUT KINDLING WOOD, Northwest,
DELIVERED, $7.50 PER CORD.
A. C. MONTGOMERY
P. O. BXO 152. TEL. MAIN 151,
YARD, corner QUEEN &. MILILANI.
CLEANING and DYEINB
Wt ir now nuking a tptcUliy of tht
lovt wk. -
Sanitary Steam Laundry,
I'huno Muln 7U
the Bulletin office.
Business Notices.
FO.R SALE.
Ideal country homo nt Manoa Valley,
surrounded by river; good bathing;
Or. cottage, barn, lawn, fruit trees,
near car lino; a bargain.
For JC50. I am authorized to sell 2.20
ncrcs, with small house, off Nuuanu
Ae, near car llntu Frcfl water; Heal
viiiuu S2000.00. Owner Is forced to
sell.
FOR RENT.
1 1-2 story residence, 1213 Matlock
Ami., 4 bedr., elcc. wire, 1 block
' Mr. a Somma, who formorly coa
4r rnllnpe nml unrvnnt li at Wnlklkl ' ilurlrd tho barber shon nt 928 Port
beach, good bathing; $10. per m. street has reoponed a now, neat 'ami
x, J'. li mumjiiii, ii'H-mi bimii ui ow. v i.hih uvur inr
Walty llultdlng. nnu street. 3328-lm
"The Old Plantation
This beautiful new Hawaiian song
now on sale In sheet music form.
, BERQSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD.,
ODD FELLOWS' BLDQ.
FRESH CUT FLOWER8 AND A
CHOICE. ASSORTMENT OF ISL
AND CURI08 AT THE
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
HOTEL ST.
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Waukesha's ORIGINAL Mineral Water
MEALTHPUL STIMULATING
A New Man In Every Bottle.
POH 8ALII nVHRYWIIURU
McPARLANhi&Co., Sole Aeents.
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PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE
We pack, haul and ship yout
Koods and save you money.
Dealer In STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.
Storage In Brick Warehouse, J 26 King St. Phone Main 58
.Help For All waliach's Indian Remedies
TnJ Mn'k Kclil.rfJ
Fcr Sores, Piles, or any Skin Dis
ease, that Is supposed to be hopeless,
Waliach's Indian Remedies will cure
for cure.
For sale by all druggists.
Put up by the HONOLULU REM
EDY CO., P. O. BOX 577.
NOTICE.
During my absence Mr. Bnniuol
Weinberg will act for mo In all mat
ters under full power of attorney.
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REOPENING.
o FOR-o
SODA WATER
OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
BUY OKTHE
HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS
FACTORY ,1425 EMMA ST. .
TELEPHONE BLUE 1B71.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by the
V HONOLULU RENOVATING CO,
J. J, Fern, Manager.
Richards near Queen Sts. All tele
phone messages promptly attended to.
W call for and H'llver. Dyeing extra.
Weekly Bulletin SI per year.
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J We atwaya welcome a comparison of prices and an examtna- -
J tlon of our fresh meat. This applies to our Meat Business, on T!?
all of which our prices are as reasonable as Is consistent with ;-?
the standard of quality, and strictly maintained In a most sanl-
tary condition. ?
Telephone Order Department 3
t Patrons unable to visit our establishment are assured expo- m
ag dltlous service and the same careful attention as Is given to pur-
chasei made In person. , w
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