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J',&&''K i tyy "f"yy ' V -"yr- "ST-Tr-yr , r EVENINfl BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T H , THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1908. 5 . c Br ;-. i ! i ii 1 1 i i WEEKLY CALENDAR MUM1AV Oceanic StateJ. l UISNIJAV WIIIJINIIHIIAY 1 IIUHSDAV lHII.VV Lcl Aloha Chapter No 3 Inltlatloti. H.VHJMIJAV AU visiting members ot the Order mo coidlillv tit itott to Rtto&d meetings of local lodges HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. Moots cverv Monday evening nt 7:50 In I. O O 1' Hull, 1'oit Street E It 1I13NDKY, Secrctar) di:n r. vickrks, n. a. All visiting lirotliers verj cordially "Invited. MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. OF P. MtnU every 2d nud 4th Tucsdiy of each month ut 7 .10 i m. nt K. V. Hall, corner fort nnd Hcrct.tnla St. Visiting Iliothcis cordially wolcri.ne w. i, iai.i;, c a, V. WALDRON, K. of II. & S. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. Meets ccry llrst nnd tlilrd f.-l-day evening at 7. JO In K of 1'. Hall, corner I'ort'und llerotanla. Visiting brothers cordial) Invited to attend a o i)i:i:uino, c c , jas. w w urn:. K.n s. HONOLULU LODGE G10, B. P. 0. E. Honolulu Lodgo No. Glfi, 11. p. O. H., will meet In their hull on King near Fort Street every Trldaj o cu ius. lly order ot tho 13. 11 : HENRY G. I3ASTON, Secretary. wm. ii. McixniiNY, 13. n. Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No.8, K.ofP. Meitsevnr 2nd nnd lib Saturd i) evening nt 7 Ml mind, in It of 1'. Hall, cor I'oii ami Htrctniila Visit Inn brothciH iiiidi.illy Invited to at tend. W I lit ZI3I3, C C . i: . ACOIISON, IC K 8. HONOLULU AEEIE 110, F. 0. E. McotH on tho 2nd nnd 4th WED NESDAY ew nines of each month nt 7:30 o clock In K of 1'. Hall, corner llcrotnnl.i nnd Tort trceU. Visiting Ragles arc Invited to nt tend. W L fRAZGL', W., I'rcst. II T. MOOHI3, Secy. HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. R. M. McoU every first mil third Thurs day of cull ninuth nt Knights of Pythias Hall Visiting brothers cor dially Invited to nttrnd. A 11 ARI.LIOH, Sichem A i: MURPHY, C of R. Stai0 Restaurant BEST MEALS IN TOWN AT ALL HOURS. Convenient for Ornlicum Attendants. BERETANIA STREET 1st Door Waikiki of Centtal Fire Stn. Ask Your Grocer FOR ' - HONOLULU SOAP WORKS CO , Ltd. CITY MESSENGER SERVICE PHONE 422 X SANTOS MANAGER Union Street near Hotel. EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK done by tho TRENCH LAUNDRY with their new FRENCH dry-cleaning process. P57 Bcretania St. Phone 1401. sjjB-'Tor Rent" car la on sale at Bulletin office. i GET that GAS STOVE, be cause it will save you money. The mere fact that it is better than a wood stove inappearance, that it will cost less in the beginning and will last longer are mere details. It is the money you will save that counts. Honolulu Gas Co. LIMITED Bishop Street k irurwimtntf uuuu lekhardt's "ETiieseelled Always Fresh, at CHAMBER'S DRUG CO., Fort and King St. Atcnc-xccsri TK'-J Has left Punchbowl For The Orpheum 'Saloon Choice Poultry JUST RECEIVED FROM S. F. CLUB STABLES Tel. 109 Millinery LADIES' FELT HATS. FEATHERS, HIUH0H5. FLOWERS, CHIF FONS. WIRES Are Sold nt Very Reasonable Prices. wire i rames Wade to Order. K.. Isoshiiua, 30 KING ST. VOTE FOR Tom Sharp TO MAKE YOU Campaign Banners, Posters, etc. ELITE BUILDING. PHONE- 397. House and General Painting. AGENTS FOR EDGEWOilTH and QB0ID Tobaccos The only two Rood smoking Tobaccos in the Market. TITZPATRICK BROS, nnd MYRTLE CIGAR STORE tr-For Sala" cards at Bulletin. I 3 -"2 Iff 2 i I LOCAL AND GENERAL To find a house, a bargain, a ser vant, anything but trouble, use a Bulletin Want Ad. Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner. lli'lit rrankllli cars. Stk)ds. Slbla I ho Y M C A night classes begin work tonight ' Tho Catholic Ladles' Aid Society meets nt 3 p m HiIk rrlduy nt tho convent Catholic I.iiiIIch' Aid Soclel) will meet at .1 o'clock thin afternoon nt tin' convent. Mix Mollis lias lolurnod from her vacation, nud Is ngnln nt her dross inaking park) h Tak jour carrlago or automobile to Hawaiian Carriage Manfy. Co.. tor up todnto repairs. Mrs N L 1) Kiuscr has moved fioin her bnngilovv tu her former Inline, 180 1 College strict. 'Hip 8 S Luillno, cnrrjlng fndght nud p tsseiigers, will sail from llono. luju to San Prunclsco illrcct, October 10. Vou will not bo doubled with ghosts If )ou got .vour liquid rcrrosliments ot Clrirley Lambert nt tho Oipheiiin Ha loon Henry Mnj d Co received fresh Callfornl i peaches, pears, giapes, mel oiik nnd nil vegetables In season by 9 S lllloulim today A. Dlnm's big Bpoe Inl sale of 1 idles' muslin underwear, uvcrsklrts, slilit waists, and embroideries began to.la) with n big crush of shoipers. 'llils evenings reception and recital at tho Art League Is lnv national Members nud their guesls nte request ed to be sure and bring tin Ir rardu Coat jour Iron roots with "Arnhln" You will bo surprlsod at Us cooling and preservative properties California Feed Co . agents. The combination lunches at the Al examlcr Young Cafo nro verj popular Tho vtuiutj of menu ami prices make1 them suited to the needs of nnjom. Accurate!) fitted glasses snvo Ihelr nvv tiers lunch trouble Wo nt them that waj It took juus to learn how A N. Sauford, optician, Ronton build lug. 'I ho Ho'ioliihi Photo Huppl) Co. linvo on hand a largo new stock of post cant albums chose u six cinll) for tin Ir moil orate prices. All grades, cites, and Muds. T lIoilRumi of thu Yokohaua Specie Rank or S.in I raucloc). Is ncconipinv lug the htisliicbs KlUi partj to tho Orient, for n vacation of about h! nioutlis. The wireless telegraph Is now an everj-d.u fact, ami a useful liistltu- lion Tluiu Is no better niedlimi for uulik Inter Islnml commiinlc.itlon Rates nre low Tho llolllstir Otug Co. huvo Just received a large mm shipment of theli finest biauds of rubber goods. Includ lug tho famous "Kantleek" goods. Now Is tho tlmo to get them. According to u San I'rnnclsco paper, II I' Duncan of tho Depnitmeut of Juttlei! visited Honolulu to get evl dome ngihiHl tho Southern Pacific Rallroid, charged with lehitlng. Tho bchooner Robert Lowers, llnd ervvood, which should have been In poit fiuni (Irajs Ilniboi tin dajs ago. arrived jesterdaj iifternoou Khu had n verj foul bottom anil vwus deep lad en. Tho tegular monthly meeting of tho Hoard of Directors of tho Treo Kinder garten ami Children's Alii Assoc! itlon will bo hi Id In tho Y W C. A pirloit tomorrow, Trldaj, October L'nd, ut j.m it. III. Tho Salvation Army Is collecting subscriptions for tho building of n res cue homo and children s homo. $12,000 to fiuuuu heing necessarj for the pin- pose i-nrt or the money has already been subscribed At it met ling of tho Hoard of Ho- gents of tho Colic-go of Hawaii It was reporteil that tho M.I100I now finds Itself In mtd of another building for pattern making and forging A build lug will bo tented If possible. Tho Japanese lJciiovolent Sncletj held its iinnii il meeting at the Jap- niicbo nospuai i.isi nignt, tiio reports foi tho past eai being piesentcd and nppiovctl This society Is doing good woik among tho pooler and needj Jap anese and Chinese. A constitution and hj laws prepand h) Ulornoy Mitchell vveio adopted josterd.t) afteinoou at a m etlng of ino nnwuiiaii uiimuno Society, held nt thu Young hotel, ami olllcers clios en nt a recent temnoinry ineellnir upih declared tho ofllcira of tho soilelj for ino ensiling ji al. Tho now ekellon laws uiu nut, nnd It la bald that the) are tho best com. Pllatlon of tho lwa jet gotten out rrnm tlui amount of work spout on then, by Secietary Mntt Smith and Chief Cleik Conkllng, they bliould bo better than ovir insofar as tho excel lency of compilation Is concerned. The ciso of tho Terrlloiy vs. Ra mon Ilodrigues on a charge of inpo was this morning nolle piossed by Depot) Attornc) Ccuerul I-'irrmrli l,n. causo tho nnn Is under another In dictment for Incest John llnsli nli..nil. cd guilt) to assault, but, on motion of L.iimuh, scnteiieo was suspended for thirteen mouths An auction salo will tako placo at the Salvation Anny Hall, comer of King and Nuiianii streets, on Tuesday, October Mb, nt 8 p in Tho Hat of goods donated for this purpose Include niiiblcal instruments, groceries, dry goods, curios, pictures. This Harvest festival sale Is an annual ufiuir, and articles for tho salo aro loqtiostucl. Rnslgn Lewis. Capt Mnimoi man, A Most Excellent Assortment of SUITINGS W. W. Ahana Co., LIMITED (52 S. KING ST. Ptrnwu koh THE BEST "FITTERS" IN TOWN.' INVESTIGATE BRECKONS ; , I WASHINGTON, I). C, Sept. 30. An official Investigation of charges against II S Dlsttlet Attorney Rrccknns of Hawaii Is tu bo made. m i i m HASKELL CHALLENGES ROOSEVELT Ot'THRIi:, Okln, Sept. 30 Governor Hnskell has written to Presi dent Roosevelt challenging htm to submit his charges to Investigation. Haskell has declared that the President would not hesitate to pack a jury ngaliibt him and h.ijs that the Piestilent's motive In bringing lind suits In Oklahoma Is to cicatu n Republican sentiment among the hull m vo ters of the Slate. MORE F0RAKER-ARCHB0LD LETTERS I)i:NVi:R, Colo, Sept. 30. Willi tin Randolph Hcn)at, In it speech hero In favor of thu Presidential candidate of the Independent pirt), le Iternted the charges made by him ngiltisl Senator l'orul.pr nud Governor Haskell. Ho lead additional l tiers addressed b.y Archbohl, of Stand nil Oil, to Senator l'ornker. TAFT SAYS BRYAN LINCOLN, Nob , Sept. 30 William II. Tnft, who Is touring Nehrns kn, mndo eleven nddresses today. In his uddiess here, In llrau's homo city, ho nceiibed llrjan of prelection sensatlounlisui. TLEET IMPRESSES NATIVES MANILA, P I , Sept 30 The Atlantic l'leet passed Znmboingn to da) and n de'tuonstrallou nshoro greeted the nppe.iruuco of the fleet, tho utllves being Impres-stil h) the sight of the battleships. Tho l'lcU will nirlve here Oc Inljei 3 (today). PESTILENCE MAY FOLLOW FLOOD HYI)i:itAIlAI), India. Sep! 30. The number of deaths as a result of the floods In this sullou of India mo estimated to have lit en 10,000. The water Is needing and it Is feared that n pestilence will break out. ST. PETERSBURG DEATH RECORD ST PinT.RSIUJRG, Russia, Sept 30 Two hundied and Ivveuty three cases of cholera and uinet)-tliiee deaths from thu disease are tho fig ures made public here toda) INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS In home talk "Kidney trouble" Is Inflammation of the kidneys without albumen. "Brltjht's Disease"" " with " In null II.' rial lrniil.1.' In IM'I.AM .MA'l IO.V OT '1 III: KIDN'IIVH, In nee n core for cine 111111 1 a uin for lln otli r 'Jli,rn Ii is Ikmi no eur, for eitlitr Rut in cny liUn tnittl.l I ihojiI km will '1 ruu lHeuii-ii lull imiii tllon r iIih kltliuH uiiIih'C N(V,r.r itiininonly gets well nt flrnt Hut If II Uixh not yli 1,1 irli unit llu IntluiiiiualPiii K.rlBl, Ui mil trouble ImkIui ou can tu-c why kl lnc I1hu,i Iiuh Ihsii lneina!it mnl wh the tltatlm )ic rlson to n, r I7m ir ,1 ty up la Hi. illKii,,ry or I'nlluii's It.nul c'otniNjuml tlo ro was nothing known 111 it wmihl reluct' iiiiliiiiuutlon In tin, kltlm ll-tmit rim oM klilnt iiiicUiIuih wiru a in iHoiiuit ptloti, IrrllatliiK tint tuilnmil khl in to icinuril rrforOf Itiitnnil or alls) big tin lull iinniatloti, hoiiio of Iticiu ) In? actual!) harmful ltesult pluslilans hiv titiamlontHl tin m Nti nutter whftlur ou cell It "klitncy Iroiihlt." "N, phrltlti," or Mlilghl'H lilsia." If II Iiiih Ii-, n tianitititf on n few iitoiitlts rccovir) can !. otil) Iiok,I Tor lliruuhh IhU kikUU- It Iiiih ic proven efnckiuy In marl) &7 r cut of all eases It Is the only tiling known that controls Inltaiuuiatloii In tin l.htticjH. which Is lint n cl .11111. tilt Willi I.Mncy liouMctl n-upU I.llt raturn luulpcl fif JOHN J IVIIO.V CO. OAKLAND. I'AI. IIO.VOI.ttl.tr Dltt'tl CO I'ort hlrrtl. am our local am nit.. Ask for lil-M.mlh- 1) Ilullctlii of lute riv-ovcrlm COAST BUSINESS MEN (Continued from Pace 1) plnjcd Its mildest Hawaiian airs, near the after-end of the superstiuc tine, and It wail noticeable that tho passengers hung around them, even in preference to going forward to see what was to bo been, au Is usual ly dono by passeugcis on Incoming steatncis. Off in Tallyhos 'I In oo talljhos were on the vvhnif as tho steamer pulled Into tho dock, and In theso tho visitors were taken to tho Young Hotel. lVom thcro they went out In tvvelvo autoa for a trip to the Pall, lcturnlug and going out to the Aiiuarliim. nnd ut 11 Of, boanllng the O. R. ft L train for Peat) City, where lunch was served, This afternoon they are seeing Penil Ilaibnr on board tho tug Iroquois. Their Purpose The purpose of their visit to tho Orient Is stated to bo fully oxpressed In the woids of the Invitation which was sent from Jnpan, and which was the occasion of this trip. The Invi tation iojiU: . "The Chamberx of Coninioren of Toklo, Osaka, K)olo, Yokohama, and Kobe, desiring to give expiessloii to tlii'li feelings of friendship and gooel wlll towards America and Americana and wishing also to quicken tho sen timents of inuluii) attachment nnd good nolghboihood which unite the peoples of tho two lands, have ro- solved to extend a cordial Invitation to n number or the tcprescntntlvo clt IzetiH ot the Pac Iflc Coast of thu Unit ed States, to come to Japan during the coming ilir)santhemum season." Who They Are '1 no delegation which Is betting out In responsu to this Invitation Is one of borne clutlnet Ion. Rs members are: W. M. Alexander, vice president of Alexander k Ilaldvvln, Ltd.; r. W. Dohimnmi, president Nathan-Dohr- mann Co, the big San Krnnclsco home; Kobe it Dollar, president of Robert Dollar S. S. Co,; M. Greonn b.tiim, tetlre.l capitalist; L. Giceno baiini, nieclnnlcnl engineer; R. 11. Hale, tre ismer Halo Ilros , Inc., tho big dep.tilniPi.t stole of San Tnuicls- '! 13 L Iltietcr, president Rass-IIeit- tei Paint Co , Henry Michaels, pies Idunt Linglpv & Michaels Co; Dr. K. l'lMhtl, oculist; Max Schmidt, president Schmidt Lithograph Co.; lames II, Stetson, picsldont Cnllfoi- nlu Sticet Cablo It. R. Co. San I'mii clsco, J J liergln, lco ptcsldont nnd secieturv, I.os Angolea Soap Co,; A. O Hlllcke, president Alexandria and Hollcnbeck Hotels; J, T. ritzgornld, president I'ltgorald Muslo Co.; Al fted P Gillllth, president Orlfflth fruit Association, Azusa, Cal,; S. I, IS SENSATIONAL ,0 Merrill, president California Indus trial Co; O. CI irk, piesident Clark H. Wilson Lumber Co.; L C. friend ly, member of the 111 in of Rosenthal Z Co , Portland, Ore ; K f lllnlnn, uttornc)-at-law; James 1) Low man, merchant and inpltallsl; II. W, Treat capitalist; A. Kendall, president nnd genoinl manager Pacific Coast Lum ber unci Mill Co.; N. 11. nilk, presi dent 131k River Mill and Lumber, Co , Areata Chamber of Commerce; 13. 13. Skinner, tho R. W. & 13. 13. Skinner Co , Win. Clajtou, leo president Ho tel Del Coion cda; T. Ilodsttml, ma li nger Yokohama Specie Rank; C. Ko ike, Jnpinesc Consul General; Mis. J. J. liergln, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mis. A. C. Hlllcke. Los Angeles, Calif ; Mrs 13. f lllnlne, Seattle, Wnsh.; Mrs A IlrUaid. Kiireka, Calif ; Mis O. M. Clark, I'oitlund, Ore; Mis. C S. Dohrmnnn, Sin Finnclsrn, Calif.; Mrs. Robert Dollat, Sin Prnnclseo, Calif,; Mrs. X II full,, Lureka, Cal.; Mis. J, T. fltgor.tld, Los Angeles, CallL: Mrs. It. 11. Hale, San l"inn clseo, Calif.; Mrs. 13. L. llitcter, San fiunclsco, Calif; Mrs A. Kendall, Oakland, Calif.; Mis. frauds II. Loo mts, Washington. D, C ; Mis. Juines Low man, Seattle. Wash,; Ms. K. Plschcl, San fiunclsco, Calif.; Miss Mabel A. 'Ihajer, S.in frnuctsio, Calif.; Mis. II. W. Tieat. Seattle, Wash ; Mrs. T. Ilodsuinl, San I'ran clsco, Calif.; Mrb. C. Koike, San fi.tn clsio, Calif. HONOLULU WEATHER (' Thuisday. Oct. 1 TiimpeintuicH i! a. m, 73; K ti. in, 79; 10 n. in, S3; noon, SI; inclining minimum, 7.1. llaromelei, 8 n. in. 30 09; absolute humldllv. S ii. in . 7.209 eralim nor cubic foot; lelnthe hiunldlt), N a. ill., Cg per cent; dovv point, S a. m , 07. wind a in. voiocit) 3, .Unction 13.; 8 a m , velocity 3. direction 13.; 10 n. m. veloc.ltv in .lln.HInn NT ! noon, vcbiclty 18. direction N, 13 Rainfall during 24 limns e mlinl al iioni,, HI miles. WM. II. STOCKMAN, Section Director. Weather Diirenu. CAPTAIN W. 1IOWI! l...u hop., ,.,, pointed Inspector or Hulls and Carl L line r has been tippnlnled Inspector of Rollers for this plucii Glasses Fitted Accuratelv-filted p.Iasscs save their owncis much trouble. We fit then that way. OPTICIAN. , BOSTON BLOCK.1 IN POREIQN PORTS Thursday, Oct. 1, 1908. KAIU'LUI-Anlvcd, Sept. 30 Sch Robert Sent les, from Noro, i:ttlti:KA Vi lived Sept 30 S S Reunion, hence Sept 10. PORT TOWNSI3ND Anvil Sept 30 Sch .Minnie A Caine, fiom Hlto Sept. 4. WATERFRONT NOTES HIL0NIAN HAD SOME VERY ROUGH WEATHER Tho Mnton steamer Itllnulun nr rtved In port last evening, some bonis late, utter :t lough tilp. In which she was balteicd consldeinbly by wind and wave while off San l'ran clsro but it few bonis Rejond the hi caking of tho nerl.il vvltelcss up paiatus, the flooding of tho opera, ten's room, together with his uppar ntus there, anil the bieaklng loose of a nmnll cannon used for signaling purposes, the steamer suffered no linrm. When nlongsldo tho wharf last evening, uml while Hie p.isscngot i wcie coming ushore, the gnug-phinl. biole, letting Revernl persons down to the wharf before the) had i.'.ill) experled to lie1 Hide, but olheiwlsc! doing no harm. She had 1,000 tons of general car go. Including a ntimhei of pieces of metal for the Diamond Hi ad bat tel). There were 33!, s.ickii of iiiall. In all. the llrst-elass bugs being i flit ashore b) the customs I much Till: llll.O RAILROAD Is Import lug a good deal of lolling stock lit preietit 'I ho Columbian which Is duo from San Pi.inclsco, litis it loco motive, which c.tnio from Now York by win of Tihuauteprc, nud tin tclioouer W II Mnrston, which was loading In Hin fraliclsco for Hits poll when tho Hlloiilau left, has on bcnid tweut) flat cars for this lalliotd. Till'. HARKK.VII.Ni: Rmlgli, which Is nt anchor off port, newly arrived from Newcastle, will get itvvnv this afternoon for Llrclo, to elite hnigc theie her caigo of IGiiO Ions of coal Till: AM13RICAN barkentlno Thus P. Ltnlgli arrive il )c3lerday aft. i noon fiom Newcastle with coal for I31cele Sho camn to mi ancboiago outside nil III elm could bo granted pratique TIH3 It. P. RITHI3T utiived jes tenia) afternoon fiom Sin fiaiiclseo, 17 d.i)s, with n curgo of lCUU ions, and with ttvo pnsseugeiH Sho had on board IT, OOU cases of oil. . Till; CLAIIDINI3 itrilved Hits morn lug from Hllo anil Mititl, with it small geiieiat cargo, Including wood and railroad ties, hut no sugar. TII13 MANUKA has rescued tho vie Ims of tho Aeon disaster. PAB3ENQER8 ARRIVED I Per S. 8. America Maui, lllmei, from Oilent, Oct 1 for Honolulu Mrs. W A fetter. II. Knvvnno, MIsh A. II Lewis, K Niikamura. Consul General S Ujonii and 2 seivants, Mrs Y Yoshlda for S in fr.iuclsto: l.leut. I). O Ilbick, V. Confessor Dr A. II C. Van Kngolon, Capt W C T S. I'll mer, Mrs W. C T S fllmei. Dr A dentil", Capt L M Gullclc. U 8 M C , Miss V f Hnrukl, Mis S Honda, f It. I.utz. II Montlnoln, 13 Hmlbilt, R. A Santos, J Schwob, V Seguia, Y Slilnilzti, f. Stnir Dr 13d Wolff Per stmr Claiidliic. Dennett, fiom Hllo and Maul, Oct 1 I) Conwu), W f Cole, A f Tav.trcis, Xlur) Niiiioh, C I) I.ufkln J. K Drown, Miss K Smith, Miss Muthir. MIjs A. von Tcnipsk). Miss (1 vou Tempsky, Miss A. A Wodehome L von Tempskj, .Mis Tung See, Mi Kogatsml, Miss Kogttnnl, Master 8. Turuda, S. Kon d.i, Mis MoGcrrow, Mis Kup.ilalu. M. Take. Ye-o Ting, I) L Austin. II. Wag goner, CIiiib Gav, father Powell, A. V. Peders and 59 on deck. PASSENGER8 BOOKED PirT K K Ti'iijo Muni. Rent for Yokohqma. Oct 2 J. Wntorhouse and wife, i). O, Holt, Mis. R, G Holt. A Meriltt, I) Meriltt and wRo. Miss 13. Meirltt, Miss .1. Dawson f M Cooko and diughter. W. C. TciibcI.iIo and wife. Pi I Sinn Klnaii, Orogeny, for K.tti il, Oct. 1, G p. m A. 8. Wile ox uml wire, Mies Julia Qiilnn, C. W. Spitz. Geo. Campbell, D. Derby, C 11 Audiews. A. C. Alexiinder, Mis. W. II Rico. i i 30,000 GALLONS OF ISLAND LIQUOR Thlity thousand gallons of bland llquoi, and of the! best quiililv ul t li.it . Is tho approximate amount Hut has been niiiilu b) Iho Kaupakaii tu Wine uml Liquor Company dining ino pist j ear, according to W f Coo the manager, who arilved hero this morning 'llils week will boo tho cud of tho second ciop of giupoa, ami eon scquentl) thorn will bo somewhat of a lull for u shoit tlmo after tho llulsh lug of Iho big ciop The stock of this concern, which Is ptrut Slu.h.iH been sidling nt $11 over on Maul, In R can leudll) bo tun with what MiccubH It bus been foiglng uhenel Til second ciop of giapes loi this seascA will bo lo.iily about tho middle or llils month C. O Unite) of the lull mill Revenue Depirtment, will leavu for Maul toinonow to guago tho liquor tlujl Is now on hand theio Tho mooting of tho Pioinotlon Coin mlttco lias been postponed until to muiiowJaftoinoon, owing to the fact that ntist of tho mcmhuis ato with ,,,u 4ty" -Miitu Is tois fiom tho Sa.t frauclfo Chamber ot Coiumuw. ' TIDES : f il t'l C ui T v iTS i Sf i?3 ?i I 8 let', and un n c in- r4 js ', jijr, -, wit it'll u t,t- -, vc si, p " I l ."I I. W(, C, II At. M r, M1 -, 47, s;,-, 1 II I i. M i.j r - I 1 4u ', ti r, ii,' ii ;,.i I . nt i ; Vi I r ii on ni s.Yu, io r. i o w 1 1, s v. i ii- i ,, :, ir it .i I in J. 1.7 II J r, 11 ', vi .-, ti - Mtll III I II .' I 7 Ii. I 01 o vl V J u ..' I'll st. quarter on the moon Oct. Hawaiian standard tlmo is 10 hours 30 minutes slower than Greenwich time, being Hint of thq meridian ot 157 iegrcos 30 minutes 'll.o time whistle blows at 1:30 p. m , which Is tho satua ns Greenwich, o liuuro 0 minutes. Sun nud moon aio for lucul tlmo for tbo whole group. j ARRIVED Wodnesda), September 30 Schr Robeit Lcvveis Ulidei wood, from Abel die u, 2: lu p. m Ilk. It P Rllhet, Diecv, ficini 8 Hi fiunclsco, 3 p in Am hkt ThfiB P lluilgb, Irseu, fiom Newcastle fm I3lc,clc, I 41 p til (an choiecl outside Thuisda), Oclober I. Slmr l.lkellke, Nnopala, riom Ha waii, 12 I.", p m M. S S Hlloiilau, Teii)o Main. Re ul, fiom San fronclsco 8 30 n in Slim. Claiulliie, Re mutt, from Mud and Hllo I 18 u in T K K 8 8 AniorlciMaiii. 1 lliner. from Jap tu, 10 in a m V SAILING TODAY T Slim Kliuiil, Gregoi), for Kauai, 5 p in -.- I- BAILING TOMORROW i T K K S 8 Teii)o Marii. Tor o kob.timt, lo a in j PAS3ENQF.RS ARRIVED I Pu 'I K K S S Tinjii Mum Rent, fiom San frauibco, Oct 1 - l.i)-ovei lit Honolulu Dr J. II DeKorie-sl, Mrs I II Dc fone-st Miss Alice Don aid .MIhs Heleno Denhnm, f II mill gan, I.isi T llaniilgaii. Miss G U nlgan, Albeit Sihuifei, .Mrs Albeit Selijiroi lor Yoknliiinia Walhiio M Atexamlei. John J IIcil-Iii. .Mis. John J. Reigln, A C. Hlllcke, MrB. A. V Hlllcke, Mis 13 P llraiul. Mis. Al ex inder Rrlz.ttd, Albert L. Clark. Win. Uliijton, XI rs. Geo Connor, Mrs. M 8 Daniels, f W Dohniiuiin. .Mis. C. 8 Dolirm.tiiu, Robeil Dollar, Mis. Robert Doll tr. N II fulk, Mis N II. fall., Leon Gieenebaiim, Mi Greciiebiutn, A P Grllllth. It 11. Hale, Mrs R II., Hale, T. Ilodstinil, Mis T Ilodsuinl, 13 I. Hindu, .Mrs 13, L Ileuter, A. Rend ill, .Mi A Kendall. ( Koike, Mm (' Kolko nud danghler. .Mrs. IVincIs 11 l.oomls and child Oliver McKco, Mis Olivet McKce, Henry Michaels, Dr K Plschcl, Mrs K. Pise hel, .Mis M Rohson, j. ii Rosen thai. Mis J II Rosentlul. child and iniilil. Max Schinldt. W W. Simpson, Mis W W. Slinpcou and maid, 13. L. Hklnnei, .Mrs 13 V Thorn, Post Wheeler, Mrs. I'ost Wheeler. Lieut. Scnnusuko Yoshlda. Pen Kobe: .Miss .Mllllecnt Holland, Rev II I). Newell, Mrs Is ino Sichs. for Honakoncr: .Mis K V Ilarmim, 13 V. Illuluo, Mis. 13 f lllalne Master James lllnlne. (' P llrooks, Dr Claieiico 8 lluehor. Thus II (' nuclei). O M Clark. Mi O. M CI uk, Miss Josephlno Clirton Crowley, James It. Cutlei. Wm A. Deihani, .Mrs. .1 C Dornln, 11 J I3n t, Geo Pcnsloi, .Mrs. (5. W. fenvvlck, J. t rionill). J T flt7coril.l lr i T fllgeiald, Roht. I. fiilton, Mrs. ....... , i.iiwu, ,i el IMMIIOm UlSH . L Hall, Capt. G A. Ilolfut i: t ii. bait, fstelim Ibillo, Mis. .Mar)' 13. lumen, .hiss iiessio James, Miss Graco lames, I. It Johnson ltuli.i, c,,ti.. Jones. Miss 13. M. Jones. Dr. Waller A Gorb, Mls Harriett Lowls. Salui- niui, i.iin-z. auB. ii. ej. i.owe, J, D Lowimn. Mih. J I) livmiin. Miss m' 13. McCaliiuint, Hugh I. McCoy, Wen' dell McLaughlin, Mm. Wendell Me Liiiighlln, S. I ..Meiilll, Mis J. I.. Mm Kin. .Miss Ruth Moirow, G I: pn. glee, Alvnh P Re,d, Mlsti Illancho Rlcli.tids. Miss A. Roheilson, Mm May R. Schilling. Sam II Sheiiud. Mis. J. S. hpeur, James II Stetson, I3ilgul )t Tin watt r, Mlas Mabel A. Thu)er II' W licit, Mr..ll W. Tieut, A. I). Wil liams, S Wolff, Ruv. J. ( Worley ?,'"', ',., Cv. U'"'lcy' K,ui '-'"B Wti! David W. Yancey, , ech'i. Pu M N 8 S. Hlloiilau, fiom a in Ilaiiclsco. Sept. 30. Mrs. Charlos 8 Crane. (1 It. Ilaior ami ulr,, n i Sumson, wiro nu l two ehlldicii. W W Ri).m. Miss M Dowel, Mrs William son nud tluoo chlhlieii, J. T. Allnwii) Mm I. Itjiioi Mis 13 Divoy, Miss I3 ILiiiliiiun, MI..B 13 lleirln, Miss K Rlackwell. Mi. Donovan, ulr.. n.i ,....' cblhlicn Mi fish, Mrs A. Macctulo. G Spailng, dipt. Peterbou, P. Pelerl son Per Am bk It P Rlthei, from s.iu I innelsco, Sept 30 Ma8 , v,(1 V- ii ' ,.w,"rl'ci Moasrs. Scliii)lei. Kill) ami fiilion, ' ' C3tg"Por 3alo" cards at Bulletin. GET INEXT to yourself and let us hnild that ea noe, rowmtj-boat, or yacht which you have in mind. We'll havoit ready in no tune, and the price Gill be so low that you will wonder how we can wKN0w!'Vf dne " h0Wem5 M Charles D. Walker. Boa and Machine Works, King near Alapai, r :V i. '.ry I , -1 - L- ' '. J - L 'LJ'r.'Jj .llJfefe!ty firg 1'