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s'gjfSswsawwS'STr r.wi!;;,,...- i,w 'j' 'jj ' jh jym,! iwMWjii'iJji"ppmm;.Hiii KVENINO nULLKTIN, HONOLULU. T, II., MONDAY. NOV. 2fi, IDOfi. iMMMWWVVWIWWWMWVWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWW' SHIPPINi INTELLIiENCE rtmmttmmm mmrn kwmum m' is," Rwwiv' 'liTiin, r i"T,r 11 Va ' BBjBBJBSjBIt a ' t) A New Up-To-Date Crockery Department Our New Stock, Jut received, has put our Crockery Depart ment second to none In thli city. So far as prices go, It leads eas My In quality of goods offered for the money. Besides the usual lines of crockery we have Fancy Ramlkins, Bouillon Cups of English and French China, Fern Dishes, Choco late and After-Dinner Coffee Sets, Etc. E. O. HALL. S: SOIN, Limited, COR. KINQ and FORT ST8. MVWWIHMWNVAAfMIIAIIMWI0l0Mt KMIVWVIMAVVVWVwV L3TABLI3IIED IN IBS8. Bishop & Co. BANKERS. Commercial and Travelers' &.t.lll.l7 Ul WIV.UII ioiiui "HiZ the Bank of California and fi N. M. Rothschild & Sons ; London. , j Correspondents for the American Express Company and Thos. Cook & Son. Interest allowed on term and Savings Bank Deposits. Ctaus Spreckelt. Wm. Q. Irwin. Claus Spreckels & Co. BANKERS. HONOLULU, : : : T. H. San Francisco Agents The No fads National Hank of Ran Francisco. Draw Exchange on tbo Nevada Na tlonnl Dank of San Francisco. London The Unluu of London and Smith's Hank, Ltd. New York American Exchange; Na tional Dank. Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnals. Hongkong and Yokohama Hong-konc-Bbanchal Hanking Corporatlnn. New Zealand and Australia Dank of New Zealand and Bank of Austra lasia ..Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America. Deposits rccolved. Loan made on approved security. Commerc'al and Travelers' Credits Issued. Blllr of Ex change, bought and told. Collections Promptly Acceunted For. The First AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST GO. OF HAWAII, LTD, 8UBSCHIBED CAPITAL... 1200,000.011 PAID UP CAPITAL 100,000.00 President Cecil Brown Vice President M. P. Robinson Cashier ....... L. T. Peck Office: Corner p-rt and King 8U. SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and Interest allowed for yearly deposits al the rate of i l-s per cent, per annum. Rules and regulations furnished up on application. The Yokohama Specie 8ait Ltd ESTABLISHED 1880. Capital Kubicrlbed. ...Yen 21,000,(100 Capital Paid Up Yen 21,000,000 noueivud Fund Yen 13,700,000 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. BRANCH AGENCIES Antiinc, llslen, Hang Kan, Clicfoo, Dalny, llombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, I.eojang, London, Lyon. Mukden, Nagasaki, Newchang, Now York, Peking, Han Francisco, Shanghai, Ti entsin, Toklo, Osaka. Tim bank Iiiiju mid receives far cnl led Inn llllln of Kxi'hange Ihkiioh DinflH and LetterH of Credit and trans ails a general hanking luminous HONOLULU BRANCH, 67 KINQ QT. , I 12JCURE YOUMEIFI CUMSB I'MNIiUforuaiHlutil UwmVm ''''''""""""tl"", Irmitl niv(i, " " "" HlllM IlKil.i.idiy mru "''"'," "" '''""''i'i', 1C1ICllllll.ll.MM ' .'","! h'm 4-niif v a. , .m ' " ' ' ' "'"""' KM MM li MlMtftf Uli. lB f i ..... ..... .... ....... - , rv w r-.ti. Witter Water NATURE'S REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, STOMACH TROUBLE, CATARRH, ETC. Booklet for the asking at CHAMBERS DRUG CO., Cor. Foil and Ring Sts. PHONE MAIN J ai Benny & Company, DEALERS IN Sewing Machines AND BUYERS OF Junk We buy, sell, .exchange and repair all kinds of sewing machines. A large assortment of oil,' needles and spare 'parts always on hand. Machines on easy payments. 1268 AND 1268 FORT STREET. PHONE MAIN 488. A Visit To Our Store WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT HERE YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING IN OUR LINE. The Best for the Money J.A. R. Viaira&Co. IIS HOTEL STREET nr. FORT T. IMF Fine Job Printing at the Bul letin office. Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin. aMMMftMWWiViMflrt)rVMV THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS QUALITY ASSURED NEATNESS MAINTAINED In accordance with the true American spirit and In keeping with the President's Proclamation, almost everyone In Honolulu will keep Thanks giving Day as a day of feasting. The Palm Is Yours For A Holiday of Feasting AND THANKSGIVING, PUDDING AND PICS, For the feast you should order some of our delicious PLUM PUDDING. The pies are PUMPKIN, 8QUASH, CRANBERRY and MINCE, Tho last ,ln four sites priced 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c. The pies are as good as their name sound IF YOU CAT AT WHY HOI (iLT I1LADY now roii ARRIVED. Sunday, No ember 25. Slmr. Maul, ricnnotl, from Nawlll will, S n m. Slmr. Nlllinii. W Thompson, from Annholn, 6 a, in. Slmr. Llliellkc, Naopaln, from Molo knl nml Maul ports, t! n. ni. Monday, November 2B. P. -M S. S. Korea, SandberB, from San t-'rnnrtarn, 10:30 n. m, 1" M. S. S. China, I'rlcl, from tlio Or ient, S.30 n. in. 8AILINO TODAY. 8. S. China, I'rlcl, for San FrniiclHiu, 3 p. m. 3AILINQ TOMORROW. I'. M. S. 8. Korei, SiuidlicrR. for tlio Orient, 12 m. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per P. M. 8. 8. Korea, from San Frnnclneo, Nov. 26. For Honolulu: nr. It. N. Ilrninliall nnd wife, M. 8. Ilreonhatim nnd wife, Minx Louise Hon nllllau, .1. M. Hind nnd wife, W. Frcar and wire. Alius 11. Frcnr, Mr. 8. Ron senberg. Jim. V. Kniidscn, n. w. mm, K. IllKhop, Mr. V. F. Allen, Alius Hughes, .Miss Oincc Cook, II. P. Anuwalt, wlfo anil son; 7.. K. Myers. .1. Watei bouse, wlfo, four children nnd niirso; II. A. Itocdlng. I)r. II. L. Heiuenway nnd wife. Allsa Mnrcaicl Qulnen. Mrs. .1. V. MacDonald, H. II. Smith, wlfo nnd child; Hon. F. P. Sargent. I)r. V. A. Lamb, ll. n. Lamb, ,l. C. Flfleld nnd wife, Allss II. Iteg- ensberger, Frank McGrath nnd Ron, Win. Smith, .Mrs. F. -I. Church. Mrs. K. Al. Styne, Fred. A. Oils, A. Voile nnd wife, Airs. V. II. Wltberle, Airs. Al. A. Pnttcn, Allss K. Harrison, Airs. L. Al. Wbltehonse, II. 8. Wood nnd wife, Allss O. Hall, .Misses At. and I. Wood, Rev. J. W. Sylvea.er, Al. Orn bam. Airs. Al. Spindle, II. II. Spindle, A. L. C. Atkinson, J. C. Cohen, II. Merger nnd wife. J. II. Hobbx nnd daughter, Allss II. Martin, Karl Kns ten, Al. O'Shnuglincssy, Allss Francis (Jrcgg, W. C. Davis and wlfo, W. A. -McNeil and wife. E. Oalo, .Mrs. E. Onlo and child. For Yokohama: Lo Wing Hun, K. Newmnn, Itov. F. P. Ilrldgc- man nnd wlfo, K. Yoshlmura, H. Fu Jitn, W. F. Ilougbton, II. Strassbcr ger, Alnjor A. Cavlgho, Airs. A. L. Dagnall, Airs. II. I). Hedpath and son, Oco. Yaukmvsky, E. II. Jones, Airs. J. 1). Davis. For Kobe: Airs. Cora K. Somcrs and daughter, J, At. .Mc Donald. For Shanghai, A. Katx, wife and two children; J. I.. Rndgcrs, Allss F. Hcment, Allss L. Dement, Wm. II. O'Neill, Caplnln N. Pratt and wife. W. It. Dorsey, Itcv. F. Allan and wire, A. E. Cor', wife and two children; Judgo I.. II. Wllfley, Captnln II. C. King and wife. Airs. F. II. Chnlfnnt. Dr. E. E. Fleming-Arias C. T. Urclbelbcls, Allss At. E. nrclbclbcls, Jns. Tullocli, Allss C. II. Tullocli, Rev. Clias. L. Ilnynton. T. O. A. noughts, Allss (irnco A. Funk, For Hongkong: E. Al. Smith, A. II. Talbot, C. N. (luertln, Col. C. II. Murphy. A. N. Walter, Airs. C. n. Tucker, Airs. F. A. Ilrnn ngan, C. J. Van Scbanrdenburg, Dr. J. II. niggar, Airs. F. Vlvnntl, F. S. Cairn, wife and son, Airs. F. II. Ilrun nlng, F. I,. Ilrown. wlfo nnd son; J. J. Ilorton, Mont. C. S. Fries. Allss W. A Pllnn. F. II. Iliiek Jr., 8. Erlanger and wife, Otlo Ilerrmaii, II. Itgnrda,' Allss C. Urnwnson, E. T. Hazlctt, Allss C. Urownson, J. II. Dlllworth, Itcv, It. F. Edward, wlfo and two children, J. li. Harbord, J. 11. Coiy nnd wife, Alru. T. S. Wllhon, Airs. At. Layton, Airs. H. A. Glober, W. E. Wlnglngloii. .1. B. Shubourne, F. S. Smith, E. W. Fcnn, J. I). Thompson, Harry D. Smith. J. C. Eppcrly, Aim. A. H. Dili worth, J. E. Dover, W. P. Poland, AIts. C. L. Watt, Mrs. E. W llogart, Miss E. Al. Layton, Gen. J. J. Pershing, II. F. Lyman. Fiom tlio Orient, per stmr. China, Nov 2ii. For Honolulu: (.'apt, Naiini- PALM We have to oiler: THANKSGIVING DINNER. Our Restaurant will serve Thursday evening, from S to 8 p. m., a swell Thanksgiving TURKEY . DINNER, which will be complete In every course, from soup to nuts, for M)c, HOMU WE WILL ROA0TYOUR Thanksgiving NEW - TO-DAY THE PACIFIC GUANO AND FERTI LIZER COMPANY. NOTICE. Ily request of the President, a spe cial meeting of tho stockholders of THE PACiriC GUANO & FERTILI ZEIl COAIPANY will bo held nt tho omco of II. Hackreld & Company, Mm. Itcd, Honolulu, T 11., on Wednesday, December 10th, I90fi, nt 2 o'clock P.AI., to consider nn Increaso In tho capitali zation of the Company and such other business ns may properly come beforo tho meeting. F. KLAAIP, Secretary. Honolulu, T. II.. November 20th. 1906. 3.1IU Nov. 26; Dec. 8, 18 MULES For Sale Cnll nt Schuman Carriage Co. LIMITED. Young Building. WANTS For Want Column St Page Six LOST. Small gold crown pin with Inlllals "E. E. L." on ri'M'rsp side. Hot urn lo Pniodlsc of tb" Pacific office and re. celvo reward. 35l.lw Girtrn, E, lllbby. ('ban Wnn. W. J. Krnyon. Air I'elrmsky. Alls. Petrol sky. For San rrnnrliin. Dr. A. An uersron. Airs. A Amlersson, C. A. An derseon, Ails I. ndrrson, Ilev. Wm. Axllng. Airs. Win Axllng, (J. T. llru mnn, A. C lltjcr. Airs. II. E. Collbian, A. II. Collbran Airs. Chong Wong Slico Col. T. A. II D.nles, F II. Deacon, V. T. Durant, Geo (Icrshiinl, A. C. flrllko H. F. Harrington, I). A. Kcldcr, K. Kl hl, M. Kolthoff. L. Nletort. C. F. Obcr tin, Oco. I'r.ice. A. Ilasmuesen, L. J. Smith. N. T Hansen, J. K. Tallmiin, Mrs. J, K. Tiillman. N. Tnkata. Dr. ('. Al. Terry. Per stmr -Maul, Nov. 2.1, from Kauai ports. Airs. Phillips, W Kelly. Air imtle. Allss J. K. Hush. Miss A. Shel don, Airs. II, S bcldon, Allss Tbelnin Sheldon, I tort A. S. Kim, Airs. Omsted, D. L. Aiittln. Cecil Ilrown, Miss llnnl Ing. AIUs M. Wilcox. O. P. Wilcox, ll. Rice, J. II. Thompson, Airs. Wilkinson .Mr. Check. Mrs. Cheek, P. L. Pctcru, Airs. Peters, 30 deck. . WEATHER REPORT. u D. B. Weather. Bureau, Loral Offlre. No ember 2b. Temperatures 6 a. in., 03; 8 a. in., 7.1; 10 a. ni., 72; neon, 72; niuriilng minimum, 66. llarometcr, 8 n. m 29.93; nbsulute humidity, 8 a. m., 6.SIS grains per cubic foot; relative humidity, 8 u in.. "8 per cent; dow point, 8 n. in., 66. WIiiJ. fi a. m.t velocity 3, dlrrdlrin N. 1.'.: 8 a. m.. velocity I, dlrectimi X.; 10 a in., velocity 12. direction N E., noon, velocity 12, direction E. Rainfall during 21 hours ended 8 i.. in.. .00 inch. Total wind movement during 21 hours ended -at noon. 113 miles. WAI. B. STOCKMAN. Section Director. United atatcs Weather Bureau. Hills "Wonder why they have such u big gong on tho patrol wagons." Wills "They have to have It to ring in Hie prisoners." BULLETIN ADS. PAY ArtAmVMfMAMArtAAMJVVVWMA ICC CREAM PARLORS CANDY TACTORY LUNCH ROOM and BAKERY TUnKUY I'OR YOU, lib IIOTLI., NI.AP, luni' pnorir. main an yWWWWWAWWVWV -aaBMsmsfasJ" A Splendid "Array of Children's Ready-To-Wear WA8H DRE3SE8 FROM 6 MC8. TO 14 YEARS. FRENCH HAND MADE DRES8E8. CHILDREN'S ROMPERS AT 35, SACQUES, BOOTEES, VESTS, CAP8, STORK PANT8 and BIBS.- -ALSO- Ladies' and Children's Parasols IN MANY COLORINGS. Wc have the parasol frames and handles, so that Ladles can choose their own coverings to mMVWUVtVWVWAAtVVVIIVIAniWVAMVVAnAMWWWJVVW A Visit To China Wouldn't help you to fin d a better, larger and as low-priced an assortment of Chinese goods to select from, as we are now showing. There Isn't an article In this list that wouldn't make a suit, able present for your friend: Chinese Crockeryware, Mattings, Vases, Chinese and Japanese Ivory and 8llverware, Dress. Silks, Doylies, Handkerchiefs and Grass Linen goods in all coloia. ' We invite your Inspection of goods. 1 Wing Wo Tai & Cx, 941 NUUANU ST. rWIMWt&MVMAAfWWAAMWWkIVUVWMWWVNn ifWWIAnMWWtAAMWWVUWWWSMV 1NIpvi fihitmti- ! of SHOES at Great Saving Prices See Shoe Window Display Men's $5.00 Custom-Made Cor- $0 EC dovan.AII Sizes, All Widths, at POi J J Men's $3,50 and $4.00 Ylcl Kid, Box Calf, Blucher or Ball, all Goodyear, (JO 7R Welt Sewed Soles, at tybil J Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Black or White Canvas Oxfords or Boots, Boys' All Solid, Quilted Sole, Calf Skin Uppers.SchoolShoes, $2 kinds Woman's Party Slippers, Comfort House Slippers, or Street Oxfords, 30 styles, $1.00 to $1.50 L B. Kerr & Co., Ltd., ALAKEA STREET ,,,,"""""""--VYirrwifuTmnftrin I The Weekly Kdltlnn Of tea Bvtnlni i Qulltlln elver roiniiieio summary of Ibe nowa of the rU, far SI yiWi Tlis WMy UmIIIqi; f is tvmlnu nulkllo olvrs (Qiiilcli summary of llii nrwi ef li iliy, ' ' match their suits. VlrVJVIrVlMrWMrWUMk4MA $1.75 $1.15 Wt. Quart Delivered Jj, rullmi now n e 1. 1 c i o u s. i i Marry 8lrnqt's ur 0 14 II II II A M 'I'llONfTMAIN (40. MM V "f . r ' Just Received Kx 8. a. Siberia, GOODS NOW PASSING TIIIJ CUSTOMS. NEW GOODS (111 Cases) From the Orient Consignment from tlio well-known lollectorn, ARTHUR nml IIOND, Yo kohama and Umilon. Will sell In a few tiayH. Clean, new linolce. CatnloRiio in three itnyn. My li.nl ruelloiiB nru In noli. All these poods aro sold and Riiar nnlceil na described by ARTHUR and IIOND. JA8. P. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER. Auction Sale TUESDAY NOVEMBER 27, 1906, 10 O'CLOCK, nt my salesroom, 857 Kaaliumanu St., I will sell B0 8K8. CAL. ONIONS. JAS. P. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER. smDmMSI Three Trains Dally VIA ' UNION PACIFIC I1AIA, KANSAS CITT, CIICAf 0. ST. HOIS And All Principal Mtar Palirta, To DtnTM, Kauai City Omaha, Chicago. No Change u your ticket raada t! tta UNION PACIFIC. liar full Inforasatlon can oa S. P. BOOTH, a A., parry Building. Ban Pranolaaa, Cat Horse-Shoeing Having moved our shop to our ta bles on Fort St. and engaged the ser. vices of Mr. M, J, Rodrigues (late of W. W. Wright & Co.) all work left with us will be neatly and quickly done, Club Stables Tel. Main 109 PEACH MELLOW It dcllclem and refreshing drink, II i iikv an sscfiisni paacti III liquioj , (arm, Aik for It. Relllid by HAWAIIAN HODA WOMKB, HMMA UTi ijHT MU,lktih AU9, pAy - V r JA mkmmmmmmA Mat