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?& rnmw. "t'M J EVENING BULLETIN, HONOHTMT. T. I?., FRIDAY, NtiV. 27, 1908. mini ii II Ml IIMM - ' iwiw"TITi- 'V ' - r . . i i u If Outing and Plantation Boots and Shoes 17-Inch Boots, for wet weather and Plantation wear. 12-Inch Balmorals for Surveyors Jrampers and Lunas' Working Shoes, for haid knocks and rough wear. A 1 5, new assortment just opened, In grades ranging from ?3. to $12.00 a pair. Nea'.l; all. our Outing Boots are of viscoliwd leather, and ars perfectly water-proof. MclNERNY SHOE STORE, . FORT STREET, A FEW STEPS ABOVE KINO. NOTICE If yot have any old Family Portraits laid away watting a chance to get a suitable frame. See the new line of Old Gold Ovals at Gurrey's 932-938 FORT STREET. Heinz Mince Meat Is SO different from all the others, and So Much Bettert Why get another kind when your own grocer has it and recommends it to you? II RAIN AND WIND CAUSING TROUBLE For Thanksgiving Dinner Superior Napa and Sonoma Wine Co.'s Wines; Raisins; Boiled Cider; Currants; Figs; Mine Meat; Chamnagne Cider; Bon Bens; Chestnuts; Dates; Cranberries; Nuts; Glace Fruits; Liquors, and Cigars., LEWIS & CO., Ltd., THE FOOD SPECIALISTS. . "-69 KINO STREET, TELEPHONE 240. Honolulu Construction and Draying Co., LIMITED. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. PHONE, OFFICE 281. P. 0. BOX 154. Fort St., 0pp. W. 3. Irwin & C Ltd. ' We do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil, Eto, ' SAFE MOVING A SFF. CIALII, . ,. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE HONOLULD, Nov. 27, 1908 However welcome to the peoplo uf Honolulu the ruin limy be, It Is caus ing consternation In the minds of the Government employes at work on the test work at 1'cnrl Harbor. It was Impossible to do nny drilling to day owing to the rain and, an the work has already been delayed by tin henvy winds, the prospect of being through In time to Bond the report to Washington before the bids for the dredging nre turned In, Is nut very bright. Bohiethlng over 250 holes nre be ing drilled nt Pearl Harbor, over n territory four and one-half miles In length, In order to ascertain the kind of ground which the contract ors will meet with when the start dredging. It has been the intention to cable the report of the result of the Investigations to Washington, an n guide to the contractors lit making up their bids. In order to be of any use. the re port must be In by next Monday at midnight; whether or not It will bo is a problem that no one Is prepared to answer. Up until a week ago, fairly good llmo was made In drilling holes. Tlio average day's work was not far from six holes, and everything seemed to be going along In great shape. Then the wind came up and whipped the sea about in such a way that tripods could not be kept in place and that work could only be done under the most unfavorable conditions. On Wednesday last, the best rec ord for the week was made, four holes being drilled. On the other days the Bhowlng was much less sat isfactory. With good weather today mid, on until Monday night, It w.is thought that the work could be ac compllshed, but the outlook now Is considered far from promising. LIVELY DISCUSSION . (Continued from Pus 11 Cooper was called on tor remnrki by Cooke. Ife said he did not Intend to dis cuss the relative merits of tho two files. Defore going to Washington he had discussed the matter with the Governor, who had said that if any arrangements could bo made by which the Palace Square site could be substituted for the Mahuka site, he would favor It. Assistant Secre tary Wlnthrop of the Treasury De partment had told Cooper that the Departmetn was much dlsappolntel nt Agent Taylor's selection, and that the Department would at once accept a proposition by which the Govern ment could obtain the Palaco Square site without a loss. x Cooper had' sent for Irwin to come to Wellington, but he could not come. Cooper saw Secretary Wln throp again with u business proposi tion, which the Secretnry said would bo satisfactory. Ire also said it would not In any way Interfere with the appropriation, which was an open one. Secretary Oarfleld brought up tho matter and Bald he was much In favor of tho Palaco Square. site, as it was the policy of the Government to keep the public buildings separate from the! other parts of the town. The following Monday Secretary Wln throp had said Hint u gentleman, who appeared to have been McClellan,' had called on him, representing the Cham ber of Commerce, and had protested against the change. Wlnthrop told Mr. Irwin that his proposition was satisfactory, and it was made, signed and accepted by, Wlnthrop. Cooper pointed! out that tho Depart ment was In favor ot tho Palaco site before- he saw tho officials, and tho hearing was not an oxparto one. "I was Blmply tho medium through which tho proposition was accepted," ho add ed. "Agent Taylor had been told that his selection had not been approved, but as ho had entered negotiations for tho Mahuka site, tho Department con sidered Itself morally bound by this. Cooper wns asked by Tcnney what was tho slzo ot tho two situs, and was given tho figures. Ho added that Ir win had offered to donatu to the Ter ritory 3200 squaro feet bo as to niako It conform with tho Hoblnsou plan. Cooper declined to answer a qXiestlon as to the terms of tho exchange Peclfc- asked If tho expression that tho "Department, had favored tho I'ul aco Square site" was tho personal opinion of Wmthrop or of tho. Secre tary of tho Treasury, Corteljuu. Coop er said ho could not Btato definitely. Castle asked If tho fact that llm community had contributed $35,000 for the opening of Illshop street had been brought to tho attention of tho Secic tary. Cooper said that tho Secretary had eald that this was Immaterial, as tho Department had not solicited this, but had .simply said that tho opening of tho streot wns necessary to mako the Mahuka Bite eligible, "If tliero was a moral obligation In the first place, why did this not con tlnuo?" asked Lowrey, "There was an obligation to buy, but not to build," answered Cooper. ThliTTvas greeted with general laughter. Qcorgo Davlcs asked If this chango i of STOCK MERCfANf.U- : Bftvtr ft Co . StlRAR Rwa rinnUIInn Co .... Hawaiian Agric. Cn. . . Haw Com Suit Co .. Hawaiian Sugar Co.... Hntiomu Sugar Co .... tfnnokaa Sugar Co . ,. HalkM Sugar Co Hutclilaon Sugar Plant. ICatiukit PU.iiallfttt Oo Ktkalia Sug Co- ..... KlhulcbugarCo.... Knloa Sugar Co . McBryde Sugar Co.... Oalia Sugar Co Onnmta Sugar Co .... Ookola Sugar Plant Co Olaa Sugar Co Uil .... Olowaln Co... . Paatiau Sugar nnt Co fariDC Aaaar aim rala Plantation Co Peiwekro Sugar Co.... Pinter Mill Co WiutluaAgrlcCo Wriiuku Sugar Co .... WalmanaloSdgar Co. Walmra Sugar Mill Co MISCKLLANKUUH InKr-lilanu SImmNCo Hawaiian UH-otrlcCo., Hon R T ft I. Co Pre. Hon RT Ir I. Co Com Mutual Telephone Co N.hlku Ribber Co., Paid Up Natnku Rubber Co.An, Oalm R LCo Ililolt Rt'o. Hon H Jt MCo: Hawaiian Pineapple Co. HawTerapclFlreCII Haw Ter a pt HawTeraUpc HawTeraMpc HawTer i pc Haw Gov't ape Ca.BeMSiig5iKelCo.rp: Malku Sugar Coapc Ham. Ditch Co., Upper Ditch 6a Haw Com Ai Sug Co c Haw Sugar Co ft p c... Hllo R KCo Con ope HonaUaa Sugar eo. Gpc. Hon R T & L.C06 p c Kahuku P.ant Cog pc. -MrHrrdf S Cn'att, , OahuR&LCo6pc. Oahu Sugar Co 1 p c .. Olaa Sugar Co 6 p c. . Pac- Sug. Mill Co. 6a Pall Plantation Co .... Pioneer Mill Co 6dc .. Walalua grl Oun, 'alJU 2jah,an .Vnnrio 1.3I1.IMI MIMW J.IMI.II.) Mmi.iwi rmuuNi kUWIMI r- iu.m) f").uu kUVMJi) i,r4i.u.j UIJU.UU wmv ijl.lVIM 1?MIKI Vron.oiru T.Vl.lla, 2.7'm.ix) ,.1,1 Ml I,H'fI ZiIjiii IHJ,(1H iUUIII MV,i .'rUMMI MOOu fin-limn lM'M"' llUUm hm.iu'l Bid pi-. X'i' KM I.-1I IX 20 111 luoMi 101 till. Sales Session: 20 Olnn. it S7U,r r.ii Olaa, S4.87Mi; 30 Olaa, 14.87',4. Latest sugar quotation 3.92 cents. Sugar 3.92 Cents , Beets, 10s, 3d Henry Watsrbouss Trust Co., Stock and Bond Department Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. Manager. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. TEL. PRIVATE EXCHANGE 4. would not tend to delay tho building. Cooper said he thought not. The Moor plans were now being dratted. Cooko after a consultation with Wood, announced that ho had found that at u full meeting of the Chamber It had been decided to send u cable to 'Washington favoring tho Mahuka Blto. The former announcement to tho effect that tho Chamber had Ink cn no action hud been made by ufls- tako, Cooko announced ' that McClellan had therefore been wefl within his au thority when ho took action. Shluglo said that this meeting was a result of a cablo front Wlnthiop, in quiring ns to whether tho Chamber favored tho .Mahuka slto. Shingle asked to hnvo tho Secretary read the names of those present at the lof-ganlen meetolng. This was done. Among those present were: J. P. Cooke, chairman; Secretary H. P. Wood, i:. I. Spalding, E. M. Ilrown, T. J. King. Kmll Ileindt, Fred I.. Wal (Iron, T. II. Petrle, W. Waldron. Q. P. Wlldor, A. W. T. Uotlomloy, I,. T. Peck, K. J. Iiwroy, J. A. Kennedy, K. II. Wodohouse, U. D. Tenney, J. M. Dowsctt, W. T Lucas, Chus. Hon, Frank Atherton, J It. Unit, A, darkey, Geo. P. Castle. A. Young, Norman Wnt klnB, W. W. Hall, W. A. Ilowcn, C. II. Cooke, A. J. Campbell, It. W. Shingle, C. J. Iltitchlus, John (lulld,' llnico Cartwrlght, C. Uoltc, W. L. Hupper, M, Phillips and others. LOSER OF OLYMPIC MARATHON IS WINNER IN NEW YORK NEW VOIIK, N. Y., Nov. 25. Do lantlo won the 2C-mlle Marathon race In Madison Square Harden from Hayes. Dornmlo U the Italian runner who wns tho first lo enter tho arena In the Marathon tace at tho Olympic games In London, but lost becnuso of his inability to cross tho tnpo unaid ed. Hayes Is the American depart ment stole clerk, tho first man to cross the tape In tho Mnrathon race and, the consequent winner of the trophy. Doinuiln was cheered for his bruvc try nnd was litter present ed with a tpcclal trophy by Queen Alexandra of England. mii CbiWL biiJgaltsslV M' " 7ai allaF'BgaLgPHr ieS1 ', . ix V ., BUSINESS wear isn't the only thing we provide clothes for. There are many occasions when a man needs, and ought to have, dressy clothes; when the sack suit is inappropriate; when your associates will Be correctly dressed, and you can't afford to be otherwise. Hart Schaffner & Marx goods are the best in the world. We have them. Silva's Toggery KINO ST. NEAR TORT. Deputy Sheriff Oacar Cox of Wula luu stutcd today that tho Walalua Republican leaders held a ratifica tion meeting yesterday for the suc cess of the ItepubllcaU; party. Tho meeting closed with a big liiau which was enjoyed by a large crowd. WHAT IT MEANT TO.HER ."Yesj I am going abroad." "And how nro ou going to arranga your Itinerary?" "Oh, pompadour. 1 think that will bi the most suitable for traveling." Washington Herald, ige. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin give a complete summary of the newt ' the day, . . LOCAL AND JENliBAL 2JeF- If a B u 1 1 c t i n Want Ad. fails to sell It for you, throw it awayl Ten good unto bucks. Phone C. Sale of evening coats nt Whitney & Marsh'a on Tuesday next. Meals served a all hours at the New England ltakery. Ilotol stii'et. Nuw line of ladles anil children's coats and bojs' regatta sultn nt llliiiu's. Why us nny other mincemeat when you can get Mrs. Kcunis' delirious i'onicniadc. ' Delicatessen of tho Flench sort Is to be hnd at the Motiopolltau Meat Co , Ltd. Telephone 15. C. C. Kennedy of Hllo has been elect ed vlco president of tho Aineilcan ll.inkei's Association, Where is the Royal Annex Sign? Mr. and Mis. Oeorgo Cooke have le turned to Honolulu to live after an ub fenre of about a oar on Moloknl. All kinds of beer, wines and mixed drinks are serwd In the best manner at the Fashion Just give us n try. Shipments of Maul uluo made by the Kaiipakaluit Wino and I.lipilr Com pany have been rcceUed In Hoiiotulii. Manager Dldgood of Halelwn, who Is spending a short vacation on Muni nnd Hawaii, Is expected home next week. Have your typewriters and machines roualrcd nt Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd., Fort and Merchant streets. Tolcr pliono 10. Oct tho habit of using tho wireless telegraph for jour luler-llsliind and t learner messages. It Is smo, speedy cud IncxiK'imlve. Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic" You will be surprised ut Its cooling nnd preservative properties California Ftied Co.. bgentsj. On Installments of (3 per month you can put cl.nse u White Family Rotnry sowing machine. Ilenny & Co., Ltd., agents, 12h(! Fort St. Pliono SS. Prof. Koohele, who has been In northern Europe during the summer t-cckliig the natural enemies of the hornlly. Is now In Italy it Is believed. The mm i luge of Mips Eth.illuili Bchaefcr to Mr. Alfred Uiwrey Ciihlle will tako place on Tuesday, December Ii. at S p. in., at St. Andtcw'H cathe dral. (let your lunch at tho Now IC.tgland Hakery. Hotel stirot. Tho Union-Pacific Transfer Co. havo connection all over tho States, and can nnd dOj forward baggage to nny part of tho United States or Europo. 122-120 King Btrt-ct, I'linne 58. The automatic telcuhonc serice ij fully financed. Engineers will soon arrive to put it in. Now is the time to subscribe for a phone. . hnglneer Parks- location of n slln for Jtho Pearl Harbor dry dock has beon approved by the Navy Depait ment. Tho eilo Is on tho unitheiiBt lock of Pearl Harbor, Dr. and Mts. I II. lltiniphrls Iravu Honolulu for London December B. Dr. lluuiphrls will open an nfilcu as a con sulting physician In Muyfalr, tho moat fashionable part of London. Reis & Quiun are now located at the Young Hotel Auto Stand Phone lua baiori runs ouc and 51.00 Bv the hour $5.00 Special rates for shopping and calling. ' i.earn now to io ryrogrnphy In tlmo to niako pretty presents for I'lirlstm is. It's easy to leitin. Outfits from 2 to J7.C0, with stamped designs on all sorts of urtlcles. Honolulu i'lioto Sup ply ro. Try a Royal Annex oyster loaf. Our sH-clal business Is tlio fitting, grinding and lepaltlug of glasseh n re lievo eyo-stralu and Inipiove tho ls Inu. Let us examine your eyes. If tlicy trouble you. A. N. Sanfoid, Iloston building. Just at this season tho wagon road to llnlelwa Is m dusly that It Is n d.o iigreeiiblo Jouiney but tho rldo by train Is unusually pleasant and tho nrruery Interesting owing to tho high suir along the line. A trsiiBfoi mittlon may bo worked I". any homo by nppljlng Lociiiioi it with it vnrnlkh blush to old fiirnltnro, tlooip and woodwnrk it makes them look flesh ns new. Then. II Davlcs & Co., Ltd,, Hardware Dep.titmeut Mra, llootlo and young dauglitei family or Mr tleorgo M. Ilooto, for moily of Haw-all. manager of tlio Cine Cruz plantation, leceiitly returned to Cuba for the seai-on after hpendlng th'o summer at her old home In Donaldson- llle, l.ii. Aiiierle.tu Sugar Indiutry nnd Ucct Sugar Qazvtto. Notice! iaciuauaULj'ujstai.j Wo received by the Alameda a large shipment of Columbia Dry Cells and Hylo Lamps Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. KINO STREET near ALAKEA. PHONE 390. Ready to Show If there is a Missouriau in town who wants to be shown, let him order some of onr soda water. It is best because it is pure; the most in demand because it is well made. Consolidated Soda Water Works Co., Ltd. 0. S. LEITHEAD, Manager. PHONE 71. Joseph A. Gilman, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE. Agent for ARTHUR SEWAIX & CO., Bath, Maine; PARR0TT & CO., San Francisco. Filling and Grading The wet weather will soon be on. You should have your grounds filled in before the winter rains .e t in. Wc have earth fillinjr for sale at REASONABLE PRICES. - PHONE 89Q v P. M. Pond, Contractor 0S00dQ0e00S900QC99SC9G00 o o o o o o o o o s o o o o 4) O O 0 4 O O 4) Mammoth Clearance Sale BEGINS TUESDAY, Dec. 1st, and.for One Week Only, to make room for New Goods already ordered. We shall mark our present stock of DRY. and FANCY GOODS, RUGS, CARP2TINGS, TOYS, BASKETS, etc., at Great Reductions. Prices that will sell the goods. This is a fine opportunity for Christmas shoppers. Remember Next Tuesday E. W. JORDAN & CO., Ltd. , W. L. 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