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VHN1NQ HULLWI1N, HONOLULU, T. 11.. TUIMDAY, OCT. 1. 1U0O.
IKIEHUiR
Speakers Recommend
Him At Kalihl Camp
Meeting
The first political gun of the Homa
Rule party was discharged (last night
lit the Kalihl camp under the direc
tion of Chairman David Kujhhea. The
audience was large, considering the
lalnfall.
Chairman Kuplhea, ntter making a
I rlef talk. Introduced as the Drat
tpeaker A. Fernandez, who In run
ning (or the Hoard of Supervisors In
imposition to Harvey and Harris.
He said that he was running a bus
iness of his own, ot which soma of the
local business men were jealous,
t'ome of them had tried to discredit
Mm financially to the m?n on the
mainland so that he could not get
tfoods on credit; but to their great
it'irprlse what orders ho gavo worn
inrwardcd and the money paid for
llio same. He said the Democrats
were still asking him to reconsider'
his action and allow Ilnrvey to run
nlone against Harris, which he had r
niscd absolutely. Ho naked for the
upport of tho Home tlulc ticket from
np to bottom. ,
Samuel Noar, candidate for County
Utorney, was next Introduced nnd
t.ttd "Aloha mil." "Gentlemen," lift
continued, "when the meeting was
opened you heard the prayers asking
tur the success and heavenly bless
ings upon tho Home Itulors, Hawaii-
1109 and fellow citizens, I mentioned
ilioso two names because they nre
attributable to you. American cltl
tenshlp means a great deal. As Ha
waiian you own this Islnnd and the
other seven islands: but as Americans
jini are equal In all Motions of life,
You are today as good as the King of
l-'ngland and even the President ot
(he United States, ltleli or poor Is
Just the same, and one who owns one
dollar Is politically tho same as the
millionaire."
, Noar said further that ho had lived
In the United Htatos for 35 years and
bud rcml the papers, especially tho
pnpers or these Islands, where pollll-
r.l situations were mentioned, lie
vms greatly interested to rend that
tils country had always been Inde
pendent. The papers did not even
mention the Philippines and Cuba,
He said ho wan surprised to find Re
publicans and Democrats in this coun
try. Republican mount protective
l.irlff and a vote fur the President of
the United States, and Democrat
meant free trado and a voto for tho
President or the United Slates. Prac
tically speaking, both the Republicans
nnd the Democrats were good for cor
, tain clans of people, but the Homo
Rulera represented the people. At
the Republican meeting they. said and
tpoke wpll of the people and tho Dem
ocratic. meetings did tho same. Until
asked the Homo Rulers to support
them. Why shouldn't the Home Rul
ers then ask them to vote for theml
He said there wero tnoro Home Rule
otes than theirs. Tho Democrats
were opposing tho Rcpubllenn ma
chine and the Republicans opponlug
the Democrats. Ho asked the Homo
Rulera present to mipport their tick
et and oppo3e the other tickets, life
asked the audience to voto for the
Home Rule ticket and not to give
(heir votes to those who called them
monkeys nnd Jackasses. (Applnuse.)
Monkeys could scratch away Hens on
tbelr back., (laughter.) If Repub
licans w'vlctorlous tho machine
men, such as Johnson, Drown. Vldil,
Doutbltt 'and Cathcart, would flr.it
help themselves with the fat of the
County; so would Kinney, Ashfnrd
and McClauahan of the Democratic
ticket, and the people would come
raahope. Should the Home Ruler-.!
win, the; people would bo looked after
jlrst and the candidates mnhopo.
Candidate for County Auditor Jesse
Makalual said that ho was not suro of
itcceptlng the nomination. He asked
the audience to support good men no
matter what political parlies they
.belonged to. Tho Republicans claim-
d that If elected they would seo that
the reveuues derived from licenses
nnd the costs of court wcro turned
over to the exclusive use ot tho Coun
ties. Tbe'y said they will raise, teach
irs' pay, etc. Ho said they and even
the Governor couldn't do It, Tho rev
enues 'at present wero not sufficient
tu meet existing wants. Tho Home
Rule platform provided that no taxes
should be Imposed upon real estato
tho value of which did not exceed 12,
OOO, white under tho present system
?100 was the exemption limit. How,
then, could they ralso the pay to
HI. DO a day for the common dny labor
er, If the money was not available?
In the history of Rngland uil Franco
iilnce creation, you find that no for
clgnora or mallhlnls had governed or
nad tho controlling power In govern
ment affairs. This sumo thing exist
ul In the United States. If so, why
pliould the Hawallans let the niullhl
nls control the government iiITiiIih?
At this coming electlou tho people
bliould show that they could run tho
(,'iverniuent. Moro Hawallans should
lui sent to the legislature and have
fliu running of homo affairs nt this
lime.
The girls at adlstanro off sang
most sweetly and touchlugly "lloiun,
si west Home," and the speaker pans
td until it was finished.
Ho then said that Kalihl ramp was
noted as the nest of the Home Rule
puty and asked for its support. At
nt) close liu told the mullein u tu vote
in- either lltown or limlti-u. lie said
J. town's skin was white hut his heart
inlght be sympathetic with (ho l:i
t Jlluns, (Apphiimo,)
Moses Kanllmiihi, inndlilnln for Kit
1 orvlxor, said that II was n voiy Ini
i utlutit position ho mii miming fur,
II Is up In Hi" lloaiil In oxi.tiihi nil
Hws piused by Urn l.i'glsliiliirii, If
ilviiuil, llioiiitli it lluiuii llnler, hi'
would wuili or Ihu t!uoi m all nml
not for one faction, County govern
ment, lie snld, wni a government for
nil the people, of all the people nnd
by all the people. "We are nil under
tho protection of the Stnrs and
Stripes," he said, "and the protective
wings of that great eagle, the United
Btntcs." (Applause.)
John A. linker, candidate for Coun
ty Treasurer, said that he was not
quite enthusiastic about accepting thn
honor conferred upon him, but when
ho saw the Advertiser coming out
with n statement that he hud receiv
ed $100 from Trent as n withdrawal
fee, he made up his mind to attack It.
He said ho had never asked or receiv
ed such an amount from Trent; Ir.
lact, tho amount was not sudlclcnt to
get cigars. Ho said, If elected, ho
would not allow the collectors to get
money under garnishment proceed
ing, but will give the money to the
party who earned It. Trent was not
competent because he was not well
read In law, but spent money for an
attorney for n small legal proceeding
that could havo been settled without
legal advice. "Pololcl," said one of
the crowd. ,
Henry W. Doane, candidate for Dis
trict Supervisor, who Is running In
place, of L. K. Kauai, promised tho
audience to da what was right.
Win. K. Kalelhula, candidate for tho
Board of Supervisors, snld he would
work for the good of nil parties to
gardlcss of their party affiliation. He
ptnmlscd to raise the pay of tho labor
er to $1.G0 a day, (Applause.)
D. Kaonn. the most active spell-hinder
of the Home Itulo party, msdc a
short but very effective speech. Hn at
lacked Jack Kalnklela for his double
faced work, saylngthat Kalaklela had
pledged himself to support the Horn
Kulo platform; but had since returned
to the Democratic party, lie compared
the characters of both luuken nnd
Drown nnd asked tho audience to Mile
for 111 own.
"Hure, kela," said one of the crowd,
J, Kcklpl, whose hnlr is white a
snow, said he was n candidate for the
Senate nnd that the tlr.i had com
when nil Hawallans should unite lev
gcther and win the coming election
The Republicans have called thcui
monkeys nt their Aula pnrk rally nnd
Ihu speaker told them to net like mon
keys nnd make a bridge over and anus
the river. Ho told tho story of how
tho monkeys strung thcmseUcs by
holding on to each other nml finally by
a swing leached the point they wanted
over nnd across tlie-strcatn, If all Ha
wallans stood together' shoulder to
ilioiilder, worked together, and swun
together, they could get what Hit)'
wauled. Tho missionaries had
brought them to the light of civlllta.
tiou nnd later they took the hind awn)
from them. Where was that famous
motto of Hawaii net? "Uu man ke en u
ku ulna I kn pouo.'" (The life of the
laud is oituhllshcd on righteousness.)
The speaker hern paused nnd let the
effect of the words touch the heart
every true Hawaiian. He Hum Mrnugly
uttacked tho Republican action In pass
ing the famous open Sunday law. In
olden times, ho said, Sunday was ul,
ways observed as a holy dny nnd peso
prevailed In every homo from mil
beautiful mountains down lo tho sen
shore, whero tho Hawallans wero earn
est In prayer. Thn speaker nsked fol
tho support of tho Home Ruto tlckel
nnd said If elected will do that wlial't
right in the eyes of (lod nml peace un
to mankind. Applause.
J, D. Kiiluwnlmnkn, candidate for
tho House, attacked the Republican and
Democratic panics as being until for
liny true Hawaiian to affiliate with. Ha
tnld the audience not to cast away I In
Ulan. becuuFo ho was poor and rugged,
as Abraham Lincoln was poor and rag
god, but became (ho President of lbs
United States.
Daniel Damlen. candidate to the
Houso In place of Wm. Mo-uunan, asked
the audience to kill the elephant nnd
kirk the Jacknsres out ot existence. He
naked for the support of tho Home Rule
ticket nnd snld it was he who Intio
duced n bill prnvlillng'lhat i;n eminent
lahorcrs bo paid twice n mouth. Ap
plause. I). Kalauokalnnl, thn grand old man
Of the Home Rule purl)', was received
with cheers from the crowd. Ho asked
tho audience whether those prol
wero Home Rulers.
"Ac," said the uiidlenre.
"Then you nro monkeys," said llir
Breaker. Ho tontlnued that If they
were monkeys and tho Democrats Jack
asses they had better not send the
lackasses to tho Legislature, else they
will uct stubbornly nnd refuse to lis
ten to tho people's appeals. (Laugh
tar.) Tho Ropuhllcaijs, or thn ele
phants, said tho speaker, pnssed the
Immigration law and pretty soon Por
tuguese by the thousands would I
coming In, and when they had been
long enough in, the country they would
become voters under tho Republican
party mid the llnwallans would l.
squeezed out. Tho eleplmntB, if elect
ed, would poko their noses around nnd
Introduce another 1 1 1 1 which would be
detrimental tu the welfare of the peo
ple. Tho Republican paity claimed It
has donu good, became It was lluough
Us effort that the United Status Hoy
rriimont appropriated $50,000 for de
fraying expenses of tho legislature.
"Yes, but whero do you nnd I coiuii
111? There Is no provision for the In
tel pi eters In the legislature. How can
wo understand the Kuglish language?'
"Aole," snld tho crowd.
"Of t nurse," continued' tho speaker
"thn local U'glslntme Is not prohibit
ed from making provision for the In
tcrpreteis, mid the only way we can do
it Is hy hciullng thn Homo Rulers to
the legislature I for one. can't under
stand Kugllsh. and what's the use (it
Colng to thn Ieglslnluio If theie aio
so Interpreters. Dm lug the plugue
time the Republicans rushed you out
ol your homed and placed you In soil,
ttiry coutiiieiiieiil, and tonight foil an
ati'ly )tiu havo set your feet here. Hot li
the Republicans and Democrats havo
told )iiu. If elected, thai' they'll give
ton lights. That sounds good enough,
bill wheio Is the money? They snld
Ihey would I u lii Ihn pay of Ihu Icon!
us, hut cmillteii to show you how nml
wliei ii (hey ioiiIiI nhl'ilii tint money
They speak uf lulling the ti'iii'hein'
pay, but dutifully imgleit u say ul
IuIhIiik ) i io i."
'Ilin Hie:,c' lliiully lllliiiliiil Hie ll(
Hon nf the iiiibciins In piiwlmi
Hfior lawn, uliltli Ihu sumo uiiihll
cans wanted to amend to suit them
selves. In 1903 n hill wns Introdlli eii
to raise the laborers' pay to $1.C0 .1
day, but W. O. Achl mid Link MiCand
lcs. two good Republlrnns, killed the
passage ot that bill, and today they
want votes again. They wnnted to
raise salaries ot tho heads of various
departments of the government, bill
stubbornly refused to give the poor a
helping hand. Could these people be
believed ngnln?
"Aole," said ono from the audience.
D. Kuplhea, (he chairman of tin
meeting, addressed the nudlence with
Vigor mid enthusiasm, whereupon the
meeting came to nn end.
The meeting which the Home Rulers
were to have hold nt Kcwalo did not
coino off, as no crowd fumed up, owing
to the Insufficiency of notice.
The members of the Stock Kxchangc
hold their first nnniial banquet nt the
Mo.ina Hotel nt S o'clock this evening.
The dinner was postponed from Satur
day as originally niinounreil as some
had picvluus engagements. The guetts
this evening will Include repiesentn
lives of the ngenclcs, the hanks nnd the
press.
The W. C. T. U. will hold Its regular
monthly meeting In the Central Union
Church p-irlur nt 2:30 p.'in. today.
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Legal Notices.
IN Tlin CIRCUIT COURT OK Till:
Flisl Clicult, Territory of Hawaii, at
Chambers. Malta MrCandless vs.
John McCnndless. Divorce Summons.
The Territory of Hawaii: To tho High
Sheriff of the Territory pf Hawaii, or
his Deputy; the Sheriff of tho County
or Onhu, or his Deputy: You nro com
muuded to summon John McCaudless
to appear twenty days after service
l)3i"ciro such Judgo of tho Circuit Court
or (ho First Circuit ns shall be sitting
nt Chambers In tho court room nt the
J.uilclnry llulhltng. Honolulu. Onhu. to
n.iswcr tho annexed Libel for Divorce
of Mnlla McCaudless,
Witness thn Honorable Alexander
Lindsay. Jr., Second Judgo of the Cir
cuit Court of the First Circuit, at Ho
nolulu, Onhu, this 9th day of I'ebril
my, 1900.
(Signed) J. A. THOMPSON.
Clerk.
Territory of Hawaii,
County of Onhu. ss:
I hereby certlty that tho nbmo nnd
foregoing Is a full, true mid correct
copy or the original Chambers Sum
mons in thn nlfove-entltled cause, now
on fllo In the Circuit Court or the First
Circuit, Territory of llnwnll.
Dated Honolulu, October lMh. 1901..
JOII. 1IATCHF.I.OR.
Clerk, Circuit Court First Circuit.
Notice Is hereby further glen that
In accordance with tho order made
Orlober ICtli. l!nn. In tho nbovecn
titled suit, snld suit will be ninwil on
for hearing and determination ut any
time not less than twenty dnys after
October .30th, ,190c-- .
I ' MAMA McCANDLKSS,
Ily her'nttorneys: ,
JUDI. MOTTSMITH &
-"IIKMKNWAY.
3.1I3.1W
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At
Chambers; In Probate. In tho Matter
of the Kstatn of HIpiKMyto .laoucn,
Deceased. Order of Notlco of Hear
ing Petition rnr Administration. On
leading und filing the petition of Hil
da Jnouen. widow, or Honolulu, Oahu,
nlleglng that lllppolylo .laoucn, of
said Honolulu, Onhu, died Intestato nt
said Honolulu, Onhu, on tho 2.1th dny
of September, A. 1). 1900, leaving
property In tho Hawaiian Islands nec
essary to bo nduilnlsteicd upon, mid
praying that loiters nt administration
Issue to W. W. Hall, It Is ordered that
Monday, tho nth day of November, A.
D. 1900, nt 9 o'clock a. in., be nnd
hereby Is appointed for bearing said
petition In thn court room of this court
nt Honolulu. Onhii at which tlmo and
place all persons concerned may ap
pear nud show cause, ir any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted, and that notice of this order
he published in tho Hngllsh lungunge
once n week for three successive
weeks In Ihn Evening Ilulletln news
paper In Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, October
1, 19IIG.
J. T. T)K nOLT,
First Judge nf the Circuit Court
of tho First Circuit.
Attest: J. A. THOMPSON,
LTkrk or tho Clicult Court nf
tho First Circuit.
Klnnoy, McClnnahan & Derby for
tho petitioner.
3502 Oct. 2, 9, IB, 23.
ESTATE OF C. AKO. IN THE CIR-
cult Court of tho Third Circuit. Terri
tory of llnwnll, At Chambers; In
Proliato. In tho Mntter of tlio Estate
ot C. Ako, deceased. Order of Nnllco
of Hrariug Petition for Probate nt
Will. A document purporting to ho
tho Inst will nnd testament ot C. Ako,
deceased, having on the 8th dny nf
September, A. D. Iflnfi, boon presented
tu said Proliato Court, and a petition
lor tho Pruhato thereof, mid for the
Issuance of letters of administration
with tho will annexed to C. K. Al hav
ing been filed by said C. K. Al, It Is
hereby ordered that Wednesday, the
31st dny of October. Ai I). l'.iOO, nt 9
n'cnck n. m, of said day at Ihu com I
loom of snld court nt Kulliia, District
of North Konn, Island of Hawaii, bo
and tho same hereby Is nppolntci) the
i lino nud plnco for proving snld will
und hem lug said application.
Dated at Kallua, Sept. X. Itmo.
J. W. MATTIIEWMAN,
Judge, Circuit Court. Thlld Circuit.
Attest: JOHN (JUKin.
Clerl; of the Clicult Court of
the Thlld Circuit.
Sept. IK. Si; Oct. L', 9, Id.
Clothto Clsinsd end Prttud by tht
HONOLULU BENOVATIHQ CO.,
J, J, rn, Naniair,
RlciiiM nisr Qunn Bti, All tl
uhons intitiuii promptly itlindid 19,
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Political Notices
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DIS -
THiur.
I have been regularly nominated by
the Republican County Convention for
the OfllCO Of
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH
DISTRICT,
and t request tho support of the elect
ors nf the District.
SsOS-tf JOHN lltinilES.
OEPUTY SHERIFF, DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU.
Having been regularly nominated by
(he Republican County Convention for
the office of
DEPUTY SHERIFF, DISTRICT'
OF HONOLULU,
I hereby solicit the votes of tho Elect
ors of tho DlBtrlct.
3197-tf HENRY C. VIDA.
COUNTY ATTORNEY, COUNTY OF
OAHU.
Having been regularly nominated
by tho Republican County Conven
tion for the offlco of
COUNTY ATTORNEY, COUNTY
OF OAHU,
I hereby solicit the voles of the Elect
ors ot tho County,
JOHN W. CATHCART.
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DIS
TRICT. I have been regular nnmlnnted by
tho Republican County Cmnentloii for
the offlco of
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH
" DISTRICT,
and 1 request tho support of tho elect
ors of the District.
319C-tf W. T. RAWLINS.
REPRESENTATIVE. FOURTH DIS
TRICT. I have been regularly nominated by
the Republican County Convention for
'ho nnicn of
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH
DI8TRICT,
and In this manner ask fnr tho votes
ot tho Electors of tho District.
E. A. LONO.
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DIS
TRICT. 1 hnvo been regularly nominated by
tho Repiihlknn County Convention for
the ofllco of
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH
DISTRICT,
and I request the support of tho elect,
ors nf the District.
SVJl-tt A', D. CASTRO.
COUNTY CLERK, COUNTY OF
OAHU.'
I hnvo been rgulnrly nominated
by tho Republican County Convention
tor tho othco ot
COUNTY CLERK, COUNTY OF
OAHU
anil horoby solicit the votes of tho
Electors of tho County.
DAVID KALAUOKALANI. JR.
COUNTY AUDITOR, COUNTY OF
OAHU.
I havo been regularly nominated by
tho Republican County Convention tor
tho ofllco ot
COUNTY AUDITOR, COUNTY
OF OAHU.
and I hereby solicit tho votes of thn
ciociors oi t'.to uoiiniy.
JAMES I1ICKNEI.U
SHERIFF, COUNTY OF OAHU.
I have been regultrly nominated
by tho Republican County Convention
for tho tifrici) of
SHERIFF, COUNTY OF OAHU
nml I heicby solicit tho votes of the
Electors of tho County.
A. M. I1ROWN.
SUPERVISOR, COUNTY OF OAHU
I hnvo been regularly nominated for
tho ofllco of
SUPERVISOR, COUNTY OF
OAHU,
by thcj Republican County Convention,
and I hereby solicit tho votes of the
Electors of tho County,
CHAB. HIISTACB, JR.
i.
SUPERVISOR, COUNTY OF OAHU.
I have been regulnrly nominated by
tho Republican County Convcntlou for
rho offlco of
SUPERVISOR, COUNTY OF
OAHU
nnd nollclt thn votes ot tho Electors
of tho County.
A. V. OEAIL
8ENATOR, COUNTY OF OAHU.
I have been regularly nominated by
tho Republican County Convention for",
tno nrnio of
8ENATOR, COUNTY OF OAHU,
and I hereby Kiliiclt tho votes of the
Electors of tho County
C, V. CIIILLt.NilWORTH.
SENATOR, COUNTY OF OAHU.
I hnvo been HJfculnrly nominated by
tho Republican County Convention for
tho ofllco nf
SENATOR. r.fllJNTV OF DAIIII.
and I hereby solicit tint votes ot tho
i.itciois nr Ihu Comity.
U I., MrOANDLESS,
The Weekly Edith f llm ICvenlm
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the iiiiwh nf Ihu day, For WJ a yur,
fine Job Priming s lh Bullilln,
Political Notices
' REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
I hnvlnp linen rrrnlnrlv nntnlnnted
U,y tho Democratic County Convention
fnr thn iilJlce nf
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH
uioiitiiyi,
request tho support of tho Electors of
Ihe District. '
If EDWARD lNflHAM.
DEPUTY SHERIFF, DISTRICT
OF HONOLULU,
Having been regulnrly nnmlnnted by
the Democratic County Convention for
the ofllco of t
DEPUTY SHERIFF, DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU.
I hereby solicit the votes ot tho elect
ors of the County.
2497-tf WM. P. JARRETT.
COUNTY ATTORNEY, COUNTY OF
OAHU.
Having bn-m leculnrlv nomlnntci!
by the Democratic County Conven
tion for the office of
COUNTY ATTORNEY, COUNTY
OF OAHU,
I hereby tolltlt tho votes of tho Elect
ors of the County.
W. W. THAYER.
COUNTY AUDITOR, COUNTY OF
OAHU
I hnvo been regularly nominated by
tho Democratic County Convention for
the ofUrn or
COUNTY AUDITOR, COUNTY
OF OAHU,
nnd I hereby solicit the votes or the
Electors of thu County.
CHAS. II. ROSE.
TERRITORIAL 8ENATOR.
Having beeT regularly nominated
by Ithn Democratic County Con tui
tion for the ciltli n of
TERRITORIAL SENATOR,
I hereby miIik-II tho udes ot tho Elect
ors ot the County.
C. J. MiCARTHY.
COUNTY CLERK.
Having been regularly nominated
by tho Democratic County Conven
tion fnr tho nlllce of
COUNTY CLERK, COUNTY OF
OAHU,
I hereby solicit the votes of the Elect
ors ot tho Comity.
MAN1.EY tl. K. HOPKINS.
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and Instrunienta inuiie In the )!
nit 1 1 VJ Lean II lin.lmUls
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IIRHQBTIIOM MUSIC CO,, LTD.
01)11 pcULOWfi' IILIH1,
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
Tht steamers of this line will arrive JnJ leav this port as htrtundtri
FROM SAN FRANCISCO:
At.AMI-nA nn-n in
VENTURA OCT 31
lALAMKDA .....'. ,'n)v 9
SIERRA . . '..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.iiiliili.NOv! 21
In connection with the sailing of the shove steamers, the agent r pre
pared to Issuo to intending pasaengtri, coupon through tickets, by any rail
road from 8sn Francisco la all tinlnta In h linlt & ...... .. u....
York by any steamship line to all European ports.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO
Wm- G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
, OCEANIC 8. 8. CO., GENERAL AOENTB.
Pacific Mai) Steamship Co.
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Co., and ToyoKisen Kaisha x
Steamers of th above comoanlea will call at Honolulu and leave Ihlt
port on or about the dates below mentioned:
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:
NIPPON MAHU . . .
DORIC
IIONdKONU MA1IU
KOREA
AMERICA MAItll . .
HIIIERIA ,
Cull ut Muuila.
....OCT. IP IIONflKONO MARU
....OCT. 27 KOREA
....NOV. lfi I AMERICA MARU . .
....NOV. Z7, HMIKRIA
....DEC. 7 (CHINA ...
.. .DEC. H NIPPON .MARU . .
FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLV TO
H Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,, a,.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO
Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, Via PaaiBc
Prom New Yorlc to Honolulu
B.8.-CALIFORNIAN" ,. ,. ,.
0.8. -ALASKAN" !....... t .-I, SnZ'
Freight received at all times at th. Compare Wharf. 41st
8treet, South Brooklyn.
,.-NEAir?-.8.f!.F::.a.neuco T Mj,:,?ss'
8.8.-NEBRA8K-AN- "V..-.: "''V;;.".' S'J . 3,
FMlgnt received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich St
and each month thereafter.
Prom Honolulu
.S. -NEBRASKA N"
8.8. "NEVADAN"
Pram Hoattle and Taeoma to Honolulu
VIA 8AN FRANCI8CO.
. 8.8. "NEVADAN,- direct , to 0CT. ,3
.8."NEBRA8KAN- to sail NOV. 13
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY AT
C. P. MORSE, M. Hackfeld & Co., L.t
8ENEBAL f-REIOHT AGENT. AGENTS. HONOLULU.
Canadian-Australian Royal Mall
Sfctmsnahlp Company.
8tet men of the above line, running In conntctlon with Vie CANADIAN.
PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. 8, W
and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Brisbane, arc
DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below rtated, viz.:
From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.l
(Kcr Hriibsne anil Sydney) '
AOUANOI OCT. !0
MOANA 7. .NOV. 17
Through Ticket Isiued from Honolulu to Canada, United States Mid lu
rope. For Frolght and Panage and all gsneral Information, apply to
Thw. M, bmies ft Ce.. LU. Qeieral ageits.
J. F. Morgan, President; C.J. Campbell, Vie President; J. L. McLean,
Sccretar; A. F. Clark, Treasurer: N. E. Cedge, Auditor; Frank HueUoa,
Manager.
Hustace-Peck Co., Ltd.
DRAYMEN, 63 QUEEN ST.
DEALERS IN
Firewood, Stove and Steam Coal.
ALSO WHITE AND BLACK BAND.
Oahu Railway
Time Table.
OUTWARD.
For Walanao, Walalua, Kahuku and
Way Statloiih 'J:ir a. m., '3.20 p. in.
l'or 1'oarl City, Kwu Mill ami Way
Btatious - f7:30 a. in., !):ir, n. m.,
11:06 a. in.. 2;ir, p. m.. 3:l'0 p. in.,
S:lfi p. in., 1U;3U p. in., tlliuo p. in,
For Wahlawa "U-1G a. tu. and 5:1S
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua anil Walubao 8:3C it. m., 6:31
p. ui.
Arrlvo In Honolulu from Kwa Mill
ami Pearl City t7MC a. in., '8:30 n.
in., I0:3S a. m., IMi) p. m., 4:3l p.
in., 6:31 p. in., 7:30 p. m.
Arrlvo Honolulu from Waliluwu
'M:3G a, m. unit '5;3l p. m
Dally.
t Kx, .Sunday.
I Hunilay Only,
Tho Hnlelwn Limited, a twnhour
lr,l,, '""'y flrsl-Hii HrkelM huiioinl),
,.ttVM Honoliilu (ivory Hinnhiy at Kii'a
" ! H'luriilim. nrrlvrs In Iliiiiolulii
nt , 0 p, ,, T, ,m,l)( Htu, My
ut I'ouil Olt' uiul Vitliinu.
!. .. .......V..... . . .
II, I', IIMNIHON,
I. (I. HMITII.
nupi.
II. I', ft T. A,
Fine Job 1'ilniTna I hi Mullstln,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO!
ALAMEDA'
SIERRA . .
ALAMEDA
,.OCT. 24
.OCT. 30
.NOV. 14
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
...OCT. 23
...NOV. 2
...NOV. 12
...NOV. 2d
...NOV. 27
...DEC. 11
to 8nn Pfnnclaoo
', " ' "'".".'
,.... to.aall NbV."ll '
to tall OCT. 24
From Sydney and Brisbane.
(For Vlctrrla nnd Vancouver, U.O.)
MOANA ....
MIOWERA .
OCT. 1H
NOV. 14
TELEPHONE MAIN M.
Fast Schooner
CONCORD
Sailing for
KAPUNA, HONOIPU, KAILUA ana
HOOKENA
From Sorenson's Wharf.
Apply on Board or to
HAWAIIAN BALLASTINO CO., AL
Tefcphone Main 3S6, Maunakea St., fal
low King. P. O. Box 82a
Heaaquartera for Automobiles with
Splendidly Equipped Fireproof
Garage,
VN HAMM-YOUNQ COMPANY Ltd.
iVI. Phillips & Co.
Wholtialt Importers and Jobber
r.UROi'EAN AND
AMERICAN DRY QOQDft,
F0I1T and QUEEN 8T
4
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