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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1909.
1
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A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
REPAIHINO.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
do the very best repairing on Japanese Employment Association,
liowrllfri), Aditlnit Machines Kuiiunu and I'aualil BU. Call up
phono u7 it you waui a cook,
good boy or servants.
id Cash lloglslors. Our repair
iB on the most Intricate eloctrl
il nppnratm cannot lie excelled.
II work guaranteed. C. W. Mac
nfimin J. cn Mnfinnlc Tcninle,
. .. . na-n .a Titl f .AdltAVM Jfr TAWAt A fAtttvAAf M HO-
110110 14U. IJui-ll l li, """I .""" ;.",'!,
u iiuxuuuer iouii uuiiuiuk,
Telephone. 27 B.
ARCHITECTS.
MU?IC.
no taught in 0 months, $3 month
, Ichkoiim). special nttctilloii adult
'glnncra, "Teacher." Ilullutln "trice.
1350-lm
CONTRACTOR.
i Oss Carpenter, Jobber and
Contractor. Phone 153. 1420
Victoria St. 4321-im
REPAIRING.
Woven Wire Mattresses repaired at
tbo Factory Honolulu wire Bed
Co., 12C0 Alapal St. Telephone
B35 3945-tf
MMflMaBai
Ghe
BLACK
BAG
By Louis Joseph Vance
PLUMBING.
Tee Sing Kte-Plumber and Tinsmith.
Smith St., bet. Hotel and Pauahl.
'ahu Railway
Time Table.
OUTWARD.
or Walanae, Walalua, Kuliuku and
-,y Stations 9:iri a. m., 3:20 p. rn ,
'or Pearl City, Kwn Mill' and Wn
ons f7:30 it. in., 9:15 a. m..
15 a. rn., 2:1S p. ra., 320 p. m.
J-p. m.. 19:30 p. in., tll:00 p. m
For Wahlawu 9:1G a. m.1 and
p. m.
INWARD,
.ive Honolulu trom Kahuku,
lua and Walanae 8:3C a. m..
-1 p. m.
clre In Honolulu from Ewa Mill
Pearl City 17:10 a. m., 8:3fi
, 10:38 a. m., '1:40 p. m., 4:31
.. G:31 p. tn.. 7:30 o m.
.rive Honolulu from Wahlawa
30 a. ru. and C:31 p. m.
Dally.
Ui. Sunday.
Suuday Only.
lie Halolwn Limited, n two-houi
n (only first-clans tickets hon
d), leaves Honolulu every Sunda:
3:22 a. ra.; returning, arrives li
loltilu at 10:10 p. in. Tito Limited
.'is only at IVirl City and Walanae
V. DKNIBON. F. C. SMITH.
BENNY & CO,, Ltd.,
AGENTS FOR THE
WHITE
Sewing Machine
12CQ Fort Si
Phone 488.
ie Encore Saloon
y a drink at the new place and
MIKE PATTON serve yon.
COR. HOTEL and NUJA-JU.
ICE
lUfsctured from pure distilled wa
Delivered to any part of city by
teous drivers.
..Mill ICE AND ELECTRIC CO.,
Cewalo. Telephone 623.
Genuine
Swedish
and
Electrical
Massage
K. SASAI,
Fukuokayo Hotel, Liliha Street.
Telephone 60S.
AVID DAYTON
137 MERCHANT STREET.
First-class residence property, sit
tinted at Pawoa on King and Young
streets. Building in first-class or
der, and connected with artesian wa
ter. Electric liut and gas. Also
Knpiolani Park Jots and improved
property at Hanjla and other property.
ice
Delivered to residences
and offices at 25o per
hundred in 10-lb. lots
ir more.
W. O. BARNHART,
133 Merchant St.
Tel. 1G.
BUILDING MATERIAL
OF ALL KINDS.
DEALERS IN LUMBEJt:
ALLEN & ROBINSON,
'ineen Street :: :: :: Honolulu.
M. Phillips & Co.
Vholesale Importers and Jobber
EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN DRY GOODS
FORT and QUF.EN 8T8. '
WaliYingChong&o.
King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket.
DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING
GOODS of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
THE
Chas. Rt Frazier
-Company
' TOUR ADVERTISERS
one 371. 122 King St.
Wong Wong,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,
PLUMBING and PAINTING.
Office: Honolulu Painting Co., 281
t
King St.: P. O. Box 914.
9. SA1K1,
2amboo Furniture Made to Order.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
563 S. BERETANIA 81.
TELEPHONE 497.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS
Improved and Modern SUGARiMA
CHINER7 of every capacity and de
scription made to order. Boiler work
id RIVITED PIPES for irrigation
mrposes a specialty. Particular at
'ention paid to JOB WORK, and re
tain executed at shortest notice.
WAIK1KI INN
'The Finest Bathing on the Beach."
Meals At All Hours.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGABJ.
w. u. u., rropneior.
The Manhattan Cafe
Meals and Short Orders at All Times
of the Day and Night; We Never
Sleep. FORT ST. NEAR HOTEL.
R. Wm. WARHAM. Prop.
OHIO CLOTHES CLEANING CO.
P. H. BURNETTE
Com'r. of Deeds for California and
New York; NOTARY PUBLIC;
Grant Marriage Licenses; Draws
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills or Sale,
Leases, Wills, Etc Attorney for the
District Courts. 79 MERCHANT ST.
HONOLULU; PHONE 310.
132 Beretania St.
Ladies' and gents' clothes and
oves cleaned. Contracts $1.50 per
jnth, four suits. Dyeing and dry
aning. Telephono 490.
Steinway
AND OT1IKH. PIANOS.
,T H A Y E .1 P I A.N 0 C.O,
151 HOTEL. HTAMT.
Phone 118.
TUNING atMtlANTKJTO.
185 editorial rooms 25G buil
s office, These are the telephone
mbera o'. tie Bulletin office.
We Jiava lor talo Hack Set Ranges,
b!zu 4 to 9 ft.; Bridge & Deach
"Suuarlor Stoves;" Quick Meal
and Perfection oil Btoves; Farm
er's llrollera, Camp and Lnundry
stoM'i). 1'lione 211. EMMELUTH
& CO.. LTD., 11G King St.
.)
(Continued)
"Oil. TieirGe nlong-lf lie Isn't wait
Inir now In the boat."
Tlicy descended, the man leading.
At the foot, without a glance to right
or left, he advanced to the edge of the
stngp. leaning out over the rail ns If
endeavoring to locate the rowhoat.
"lint. .Mr. Mulready"-
Thc girl's words were drowned by a
prolonged Mast on tho boatswain's
whistle nt her companion's lips. The
shorter one followed In due course.
"Hut what shall we do If my -father
Isn't here wnltV
"No; best not to best to get on the
Alethea as soon as possible, Miss Cal
endar. We enn send tho boat back."
" 'Once aboard the lugger the girl Is
mine.' cli. Mulrcady, to say nothing of
the loot!"
If Calendar's words were Jocular his
tone conveyed different Impression
entirely. Uoth man and girl whcelod
right about to faco hlra, the one with
a strangled oath, tho other with a low
cry.
The dotllt" ciclalmed this Mr. Mul-rerily.
Oh. my father!" the girl voiced her
recognition of him.
"Not precisely one and the same per-
si.n." commented Calendar suavely,
"but-er-thanks. Just as much. You
see. Mulrcady, when t mnko an ap
pointment 1 keep It."
"Wo'd beguu to ger a bit anxious
about you" Mulrcady begnu defen
sively. "So I surmised 'from what Sirs. Hal
lam nud Mr. Klrkwood told me.
Well?"
The"roan found no ready answer. lie
fell back a pace to the railing. Ids fea
tures working with' his deep chagrin.
The murky flare of the gas lamp over
head fell across a face handsome be
yond the ordinary, but marred by n
sullen humor and seamed with Indul
gencea faco that seemed hauntlugly
familiar until Klrkwood In a flash of
visual memory reconstructed tho por
trait of a man who'' lingered over n
dining table with tjvo empty chairs
for company. This, then, was he
whom Mrs. Mallaiu had left at the
Plcss-n tall, strong man. very heavy
about the chest and shoulders.
"Why, my dear friend," Calendar
was taunting him. "you don't seem
overjoyed to see me for all your wild
anxiety I 'Pon my word, you' act ns If
you hadn't expected me and our en
gagement so clearly understood nt
that. Why, you fool" here the
mask of Irony was cast "did you
thllik for a moment I'd let myself be
nabbed by that yap from Scotland
Yard? Were you banking on that? I
give you my faith I nmbled out under
his very nose! Dorothy, my dear,"
turning Impatiently from Mulrcady,
"wbcrc's that bag?"
Tho girl withdrew a puzzled gaze
from Mulrcady's face (It was apparent
to Klrkwood that this phase of the af
fair was no moro enigmatic to him
than to her) and drew aside a comer
of her cloak, disclosing the gladstonc
bag securely grasped In one gloved
hand.
"1 havo It, thanks to Mr. Klrkwood."
sbo said quietly.
Klrkwqod choso that moment tp ad
vance from tho shadow. Mulrcady
started 'and axed him with a troubled
iitul nnfrlcodly.stnrc.i The girl greeted
blspwltb a note of sincere pleasure In
ben surprise.
"Why, Mr. Klrkwood! Hut 1 left you
ufMrs. nallainV."
Klrkwoodvbowcd, smiling openly at
Uolrcady'a discomfiture.
"By yoor father.'s grace f conic wltn
him," he said, f You ran away without
saying good night, .you know, and I'm
it Jculous creditor,"
She luughvd excitedly, turning to
Cnlcudar. "Hut yuu were to incut me
ut Mrs. IlnllamVr
"Mulrcady was good enough to try
to sncimo the trouble, my dear, lie's
nu unselfish soul, Mulrcady. Fortu
nately It happened that I cuno along
not five minutes after ho'd curried you
off. How was that, Dorothy?"
Her glance wavered uneasily between
,the two, Mulready and her father. The
former, shrugging to declare his Indif
ference, turned his back'squarcly upon
them. She frowned.
"IIo camo out of Mrs. Ilullam's and
got Into tho four wheeler, saying you
Imd-sent'hlni to take your place and
would Join us on tho Alethea."
"So-ol How about It.iMulrcady?"
The man swung back slowly. "What
you choose to think," he said after a
deliberate pause.
"Well, never mind! We'll go over
the matter at our leisure' on the Ale-
tliqn,"
There was In the' adventurer's tone
a menace, bitter and not to be Ignored,
which Mulready saw fit to challenge,
"I think not," he declared.' "I think
not I'm weary of your uddlo puled
suspicions. It'll he plain to any one
hut a fool that' I acted for the best
Interests of ull concerned lu this mat
ter. It you'ie not content to sco It lu
that light I'm' done."
"Oh, If ymi.want to put It that wuy
I'm not content, Mr. Mulrcady," re
toiled Calendar dangerously.
"Pledse yourself. I bid you good
evening suid-goodby." Tho innn took
tt hJc Inminl the stairs,.
Calendar dropped his right band Into
his topcoat pocket. "Just a minute."
bo said sweetly, nud Mulready stopped.
Abruptly tho fat adventurer's smolder
ing resentment leaped In tlnlne. "That
will be about nit, Mr. Mntrendyl 'Ilnut
face, you hound, and get Into that
boat! D'you think I'll temporize with
you till ddomlay? Then forget It.
You're wrong, dead wrong. Your
bluffs culled, mid" with un evil chuc
kle "I hold n full house, Mulready
every chamber taken." He lifted
meaningly the band In the coat pocket.
"Now, In with you!"
With a grin and n swagger of purs
bravado Mulready turned and obeyed.
Unnoticed of any save perhaps calen
dar himself the boat had drawn lu at
tho stage a moment earlier. Mulready
dropped Into It and threw himself sul
lenly upon the midships thwart.
"Now, Dorothy, In -you go, my dear,"
continued Calendar, with a self satis
fied wag of his head.
Half dazed, to nil seeming, she mov
ed toward the boat. With clumsy and
assertive gallantry her father stepped
before her, offering his hand his linud
which she did tint touch, for lu the net
of descending sho remembered and
swung Impulsively back to Klrkwood.
"Good night, Mr. Klrkwood. (loud
night. 1 shan't forget."
He took her hand iind'liuwed nboe
It, but when his head was lifted he
still retained her fingers in a lingering
clasp.
"(!ood night." he snld reluctantly
In n sudden flush of daring he turned
and nodded coolly lo CnletnlarJ "With
vu lite Vlreet. c wnirmlles TroiiT Et,
1'ancntx, fnot ucai.i', lo nil Intents and
purposes lost.
In this oxtiemtfy chance smiled upon
him. The rnbby who ut his Initial In
stance had inuelol this weary way
from Qundr.im mews, after the man
ner of 111 kind tie turning hack hnd
sought surcease of fatigue at the near
est public. J 'nun afar Klrkwood saw
the four wheeler nt the curb nnd made
all haste tnnard'lt.
Ihilciliig the gin mill, he found the
cabby, soothed hint with bitter and. In
structing him for St. I'nuenls with all
fcpecd. dropped, limp nnd lUlless with
fatigue. Into the conu'ttiuce.
CIlAI'TI'.It IX.
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WANTS
WANTED
Wanted Ry a young lady, position
as stenographer and typewriter.
Address Ull, 11 u 1 1 o 1 1 n o'fflce.
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The bout ill u.i.iril turriy, the (iim IJtfiiy
(i ml fulling.
your permission," he said ncgllgnntly
and drew the girl aside to the angle
of the stairway.
"Mli-.tCnlcud.ir" ho began, but was
Interrupted.
'!IIere-l sayl"
Calendar had started toward hllli an
grily. Klikunod rulinly waved him back.
"I want a woul In prlvnto with your
daughter. Mr. Calendar," ho an
nounced, with fillet dignity. "I Jon't
think you'll deny inc. 1'vo savea you
some slight t inutile tonight."
Disgruntled, the nihentiircr paused.
"Oh. all right." ho giuniblcd. Ho re
turned to the bout.
"I'orglvc me. MI'S Calendar," con
tinued Klrkwood nervously. "I know
I've no right to Interfere, but"
"Yes, Mr. Klrkwood?"
"Hut hasn't this gono far enough?"
he floundered unhappily. "I can't like
tbo look of thlugH. Aro you sure
sure that It's nil right with you, I
mean V"
She did not answer nt once, but her
eyes were kind nnd sympathetic. He
plucked heart of their tolerance.
"It Isn't too lato yet." he nrgued.
"Let mo lake you to your friends you
must have friends In the clly. But
Mi Mill midnight flight down the
Thames,' this atmosphere of itealtt'
and suspicion, this"
'"But my place Is nlth my father,
Mr. Klrkwood," she lilcrposcd. "I
daren't doubt lilm, dare'l."
"I suppose not.'V
"Ho 1 must go wllh hliu. I'm glad
thank you for cuilug, dear Mr. Klrk
wood. And again good night."
"Rood luck attend you," he mut
tered, following her to tho bout.
Calendar helped her In nnd turned
back to Klrkwood with a look of nrcli
tfliliuph. Klrkwood wondered If he
had ou-rhcuid. Whether or no. he
could afford to be magnanimous. Kclz
tog Klrkuood's hand, he pumped II
vigorously.
"My dear boy, jou'c been mi angel
lu dUgilUc. And 1 guesi J nil think
mo the dell In umsiiier.ule." Hi
cbiuMcd. In high Cornell with hhiiocb
out the turn of iillnlr. "Hood nlghv
niiil-iind faro thee well!" lie dropped
Into the boat, seating lilin.clf lo fue
tho recalcitrant Mulready. "Cast ofT
there!"
The boat dropped uway, the oan
lifting mid falling. Willi a uenrlfu.
beiise of luuelluesH and dls.ipiHiiiiliuent
Klruwood hung over the rail lo wjlcl.
tlicin out uf Hlgtd.
hoiuewli.it weaiily the young nui
released the railing urn! amended tin
stairs. "And that Is the cud!" he toll,
hluihclf, btrugllug with nu mute scime
of pci-Minnl Injury, lie had been hard
ly iikciI. I'or a fow hours his life bad
been lightened by the Inerrable t-huuour
of milium c. Mystery and nd.ciiturc
hud engaged him. He hid t-erved u fall
woui.iu nud been ns-oelttcd with men
whoso ways, howe.cr iucstluuiible.
weio the ways of courage, hedged
thickly iiboot with pel lis.
Uli.cuUi-olu.to aud nggrleicd, he gnu
FI10M the commanding elevation
of the box "Three 'n' sl.4"
euuii. luted the cabby, his tone
Unit of u man picpnred for
tumble. Inclined to.ghe trouble u wel
come. Ills blodhut eyes blinked
truculently at hit alighted fare "Three
n' x." he Iterated uggiessliely. .
An iidjiii-eiit but theietoforv ubstract
ed pollicuuin pricked up Ids ears and
aosuined an Intelligent cxpieihlou.
"Hrriiiiuidsey UP Stubs to Sain' Pan
eras," argued the n'lbby assertively.
"iceii mile by th' radius three 'n'
six!"
Kliknood stood ou the outer statlou
platform, near the entrance to third
clatH u lilting rooms. Continuing to
fumble through bis pockets for on clu-
slie soierelgn purse, he looked up
mildly nt the inuu.
"All rljlit, cubby," he said, with pa
cific purpose; "you'll get your furo la
halt a shake." .
"Three V six!" croaked the) cabby,
like a blows)-' aud vindictive parrot.
The bobby strolled uearcr.
"Yes?" said Klrkwood, mildly divert
ed. "Why not slug It, cobby?"
"I.or" lummel" The cabby exploded
with li illguallon, continuing to give a
ll.eir.e Imitation of a rumpled pifrrot.
"1 'nil trouble enough wlf you at Her-uiond-ey
01' Stall's jhoierl that ipild
you promised, didn't 1? Sing It! My
bejel
"Quid, enbby?" And then, remem
bering that he bad promised (he fel
low a t.ocrclgii for fast driving from
Quadrant mews. Klrkwood grinned
broadly, e)es twinkling, for Mulrendy
must lme fallen heir lo (list covenant.
"Hut jou got the sovereign? You got
It, didn't ou. cabby?"
The driver atllrmcd the fact with un
necessary heat uud profanltyviiud an
ntuvndnient to the effect Mint he would
ba.o spoiled bis faro's sangulunry
conk had the outcorao been less satisfactory.
The Information proved so amusing
that Klrkwood, chuckling, forbora to
resent tho manner of Its delivery nnd,
abandoning until n more favorable time
the chase of the coy t-overelgu purse,
extracted from one trouscri pocket
half n handful of large English mnll
change.
"Three shillings and sixpence." He
counted the coins Into the cabby's
grimy and bloated paw nnd added
i.ulotly: "The exact distance Is rather
less than four miles, my man jour
'an-, pmlscly '2 shllllugs. You jmiy
ceci the extra 18 pence for be-
lis such a conscientious blackguard-
r talk It over with the oftl.cr here
'leaie yuur-elf,"
He nodded lo tbo bobby, who, favor
lily Impressed by Klikwood. smiled
t the i.il.tiy n cold, hard smile,
.'herruiHiii the Inter, smirking In un
h.iihd ttluiuph rpnt on tho pave
iicul at Kiricvrid'A feet, gathered up
he reins ivd wheeled nut.
Ilestcrli u. 'J shillings and a tow
at ii pper pcuiiK'S to his pocket, he
utei'i'd the vast uud echoing trt.ln
'.ul. In the nit his attention was
, llri-.i'tid ml Imuiidhitely riveted by
he NiN'Ctarli f burly luggage navvy
,n u blue Juuipir In the net i f making
IT with a l.irge folding signboard, of
illicit the surface was lettered ex-
lUtKl.ely with the uihl.-e. In red
igaln-il a while background, "Boat
Train Leaves on Track 3."
i:iltully KIrkwocd touched .the
irm's arm with a detaining hand.
'Boat I rain';" be gasped, pointing at
fhe board.
"t-vft- ten minutes ago, thank you,
sir."
Well, but Of course I cau get
another train at Tilbury?
"I'or jer boat? No, sir. tbank.ou.
sir. Won't bo another trjiie till morn
lu. sir."
"Oh-hl"
Aimlessly Klrkwood drifted away
bis mind a blank.
Some Mine Inter be found himself nu
tho steps outside tho station, trying to
fctiiro out of countenance a glaring
electric mlueral water advertisement
ou the farther side of the Huston road.
Ho was stranded.
Distracted, be searched pocket after
pocket, locating his watch, cigar case
and cigarette case, matchbox, pen
knife, all the minutiae of pocket bard
ware affected by civilized man, with
old letters, a cardcase, n square en
velope containing his steamer ticket,
but no sovereign purse. Ills small
change pocket held less than S
shillings two nnd eight, to be exact
and a brass key, which he failed to
recognize as one of bis belongings.
And that was all. At some time dur
ing the night be had lost (or b'een cun
ningly bereft of?) that little purso of
chniuol skin containing tbo three gold
en sovereigns which he had been hus
banding to pay his steamer expenses
and which, If only he bad them now,
would stand between him and starva
tion and a night In the streets. It
Hrcntwlck were only In townl liut he
wasn't and wouldn't be within' the
week.
"No good walling here," he conclud
ed. Composing bis face, he re-entered
tbo station. Thero were his trunks, of
course. He couldn't leave them stand
ing on tho station platform forever.
(To Be Continued)
llrlght sewing girls at Mine. Lam
bert's Dressmaking Parlors, Hnr
rlfon block, comer Kort. 43Cl-3t
Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin of.
flee.
SITUATION WANTED.
Japanese Private Cooking School--Families
or hotels supplied with
cooks. C. M. Matzle, 14117 Auld
Lnne. Phone 1SC4.
LOST.
TO LET
K. of P. cottages, 2 storj', new, Un
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to business; uu J'nrd to keep up;
no car rare. Electric lights nnd
gas. Apply to J. M. McChcsney,
1C Merchant street. 4319-tf
Furnished Room For one young
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bath; at Wnlklkl beach; ten min
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letln. 434-tr
At the end of car line on the beach,
furnished house; four bed-rooms;
electric lights. Address "N,"
Bulletin office.
In tho Aquarium, Saturday, a white
linen belt, with whlto Ivory carved
buckle, Howard ut Bulletin
office. 4309-tt
Package containing finish wash
silk dress between Young and
Country Club, Howard at this of
fice 43S3-tt
A green swastlcka pin.
at Bulletin office,
Please leave
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Hoom nnd board In private family.
Inquire at "32 Klnau street, near
Alapal. Terms reasonable
4340-lra
Desirable, cool, mosquito - proof
rooms. Apply 23G King St., bet.
Alakea and Richards sts.
Two furnished rooms. 1071A Like
like St., near Campbell Lane.
Two furnished rooms. Apply 'Mrs.
D. McConnell, 1223 Emma St.
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Samples free at
Lewers & Cooke,
LIMITED
177 S. Kintr Street.
Furnished Cottage at Cottage Grove.
I 4348-tt
FOR SALE.
. C. Smith Typewriters. Hepalrlng
on typewriters, mechanical nud
electrical goods. C. W. Mncfar
lane & Co. Mnconic Temple.
Phone 14S. 43GG-IC
For swell guwni, designs from
Worth & Doucet, perfect fit, seo
Mmc. Lambart. Ilurrlson lllock.
Ilcrctnnlu and Fort St. 4358-Gt
20,000 Cocoanuts Just arrived on
schooner Concord, from Fanning
Island. Miller Salvage Co. P. 0.
Box C27. 428C-tt
Choice collection of stamps (about
3.000). Address 1941 Bulle
tin office. tt
Regal Shoes
are the shoes that prove.
RE0AL SHOE STORE.
King & Bethel.
ASAHI BAKERY
BERETANIA ST., NEAR ALAKEA.
Fine Cakes and Ice Cream.
Rolls and Buns Fresh every morn'
ins;.
WANTED
Located as we are on a prominent
corner, we have a continnal stream
of applicants for houses and cot
tages to rent.
If you will call or mail us partic
ulars of what you' have to rent in
Honolulu we will keen the same on
our lists until rented, send all in
quirers direct to you and make NO
CHARGE WHATEVER unless you
request ns to keen the kev. personal
ly show the property, and make the
lease.
We do this simply for. the conveni
ence of those calling on m and for
the indirect results derived there
from. "'
OUR SPECIALTY IS SELLING
HONOLULU PROPERTY FOR CASH.
We urge you to avail yourself of
this unusual opportunity whenever
occasion requires.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
LIMITED.
82 King St.
Yes, Yes!
Still in business at the same old
place.
Orpheum Saloon,
Pau Ka Hana
THE ENEMY TO DIRT.
At Your Grocer's.
BLUDWINE-
SPECIAL DISPENSATION FOR
APRIL.
This is to your advantage. look
it up. DO IT NOW.
HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION
Not. 69-71 Beretania St.
Phone 411.
Rainier Beer
FOR SALE AT ALL BAXI
TELEPHONE 1331
the ONLY table drink. Manufac
tured by the
Arctic Soda Water Works
PHONE 557
LUNCHES and DRIXKI
The most popular
place in town.
The Fashion Saloon
Hotel St, near Fort
Tack Scully. Jack Roberts.
Dr. F. SCHURMANN
Osteopathic Physician and Oculist.
222 Emma Square.
Hours: Consulting, 2-3 p. m.,
excepting Saturdays, Operating, 8
12 a. m., including Saturdays; 3-6
p, m., excepting Saturdays.
RING UP
Levy's for Groceries
Phone 76.
Dr. J. H. Raymond
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office with Dr. C. B. Wood, 166 Bere
tania Street.
Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4
n. m.. 7:30 to 8:30 n. m.
Telephone Office 24; Residence 14G0
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