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EVENIKO BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. II., MONDAY, NOV. IB. 1909.
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MASONIC TEMPLE
Weekly Calendar
MONIJAV
Lcahl Chapter No. 2 Renular.
'I UIJMtJAY
WIIDMINDAY
t ML VBDAV
I'litlJA l
SA'IUWDAY
Ml i-ltlllg lilt Ih ! I-. i'C 1 1"
Onlvi in'' in'ili.iih invited "'
annul nn-fiiiit--iil I""'1 l"'"'t'a
Meet on the
2nd anil 4th
Mondays of
each month
at K. P. Hall
7:30 P. M.
Members of
MARINE ENGINEERS other Asso-
BENEFICIAL AW9IATI0H. cations cor
dially invitej.
HAHMONY LODGE. No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
.Meets evorv Simula evening lit
T::i In 1 i) ). 1' ILiil. I-'"it Stieet.
1-2 It III:miIIV. Seiretnr.v.
T I). While. N. (1.
All lMliltiB brotheis veiv i unllolly
lllVllcd.
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.
Meets every first nttd tlilnl Frl
ilay ovuiiIiib at 7:30 in K. of P. Hall,
corner Fort and llerotniilu. Visiting
liriithi'rs cordially Invited to nttend.
r. ii. ni'i:nt. c. c.
It. GOSLING, K. It. S.
HONOLULU LODGE GIG, B. P. 0. E.
Honolulu Lodge No. C1C, 11. P. O.
J2lks. meets In their hnll, tin King
Btrcot. near Port, every Friday even.
JiiB. Visiting llrotherg lire cordially
Invited to uttend.
U A. DOUTHITT, 12. 11.
II. C. BASTON. Sec'y.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.
Meets on tlio 2nd nml 4th WBD
!NI2Si)AY evenings ot each month nt
,7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, comer
aifintnulu it tul l'nrt streets.
Visiting Baglea nro Invited to at-
tend. .
W. M. StcCOY. W. Pres.
11. T. MOOUI2, Secy.
Vra. M'KINLEY LODQE No.8,K.ofP.
Jlccts every 2nd and 4th Saturday
evening at 7: 20' o'clock In K. of P.
null, cor. Fort nml llerctntila Vlslt
'JiiB brothers rordlally Invited to nt
.tend. r. m. sicgiibw, c. c.
12. A. JACOHSON. K. It. S.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1. 1. 0. R. M.
Meets every first nml third Thurs
'1ii)h ot each month at KnlBlits of
'llilan Hall. Vlsllins brothers cor
fllally invited to uttend.
h. A. FBUItY. Sachem.
12. V. TODD, C. of It.
Rainier Beer
FOR SALE AT ALL BARS
TELEPHONE 1331
WAIKIKI INN
''The Finest Bathintr on the Beach."
Meal& At All Hours.
WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
W. C. BEROIN. Proprietor.
IUNCHES and DRINKS
, The most popular
place in town
The Fashion Saloon
Hotel St. near Fort.
Jack Scully. Jack Roberts
PRIMO
BEER
North Pole
Beer on Tap
at
Orpheum Saloon,
$0h
MM
W. G. CHALMERS
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,v General Contractor and Builder.
' Estimates Furnished
fV Free of Charge.
Room 11, Knniolani IJuilding.
Honolulu, T. II.
San Francisco Hotels
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
jutt opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Steel And brick structure, furnish,
ingscost $200,000. TliRh class hotel
atmoderate rates. Center of theatre
and retail district. On car llnestrans.
ferrlngnllovcr city. Omnibus meets
all trains and steamers. Send for
booklet with map of San Francisco,
riotel Stewart now recognized as
Hawalianltlandhcadquarcrs. Cable
address, "Travel." ABC Code.
HOTEL STEWART
SHOPPING NEWS
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS
J. Carlo, loan (jltlce, nan bargains In
Jxnulry and monoy to loan.
do to the Fashion Saloon when )ou
want a delicious cold drink, made
rlsht.
(in to Kerr's today and get bargains
In dinning table linens, household
Hinds mid shoes.
Property and income taxes must
be paid on or before the ISth in
stant, or ten per cent will be added.
Observe Sachs' specials for Slott
ing. Tuosda.v iilnl Wednesday. They
ere meat money-saving Items. See
ml.
Vali Chone Co. In tho Wavcrley
Illock on Hotel sited, have some very
line suitings and dress goods, Just
from the Count.
lain olllce and inickct diaries In com
plete itssot iment nt A. 11. Arlelgh & '
Co. Hotel sttuet. opp Union. Arlclgh's
I rices are right.
Call at ltegul Sinn; Sloru this week
ami see the remarkable values now be
ing olTered. New styles and every
pair of Khoer guaranteed.
Decide to spend Thanksgiving
Day at llalelwn and jou will not re-
gtct It. The golf links and the ten
nis court arc In good condition,
if you are t olinve dinner ul homo
nn Thanksgiving Uay order u turkey
or chickens at the Metropolitan
.Market. Telephone 4G. K co
ining Is In the best condition.
Choice split stem- wood and line
hand-picked stove- co.il can be bought
to Ihu best advantage at Union-Pa-clflc
Transfer Co., phouu ."8. Prompt
delivery, full measure.
(let jour Thanksgiving Day pies
and cakes fiom tbu Palm Cafe.
There "111 be pumpkin and mince of
the highest stitmlaid. Hotel stieet,
jienr t'nlon.
Novices who have trouble startlns
rlsht Ju kodaking me Invited to Ho
nolulu JiiotnSiippI Co., where the
will receive Instruction by expert pho
tographors freo of chaw.
The iinlfnrni ccollenco of the Owl
Cigar is one of the reasons for Its
Breat populaillv The smoker knows
that when he Bets an Oul be Is BCttiliB
Urn best cigar Tor the money.
Now Athletic undorwear, II. V. D
Booils, new thlrts anil iajamas, In
light weight and pretty colors. A
Ann lot of new suitings at Yee Chan
& Co.'s, KIiik and Hethel street.
A flow line of wool sweaters, silk
gltrves, kid gloves, bsby ilbbon and
silk llslo hosiery has Just been re
ceived by Sllss Kate Woodard and Is
on sala at her store on Fort street, uaxt
to the Content.
Your tiial older for wood or coal la
solicited b) Honolulu Constiuctlon &
l)ralnBCo.,as they know full well that
they will gln you so much satisfac
tion that they will make Mu a steady
customer, Phone -SI.
Jeweled Swiss Kunnu'tHl chains in
amnlliyst and brilliants. Klllplno
bats. Hawaii & Houlh Seas Cililo
Co., YoutiB bullillng, Illshop stieet.
iiet cable olllce. Open every eenliiB.
PotiKee couls and kimonos.
The man about in buy a business
or owning suit should leutember that
tho clothes be gets finni VT. V.
Allium Co, will be made for him fiom
measures taken by graduate of tho
Slilchnll Cutter's School of New York,
If jou want a real doll of uuy size
or kind dt essed, undressed, tall,
blioit, blonde, biutitittu, topsy-turvy,
suti-bouiiet, (Iielcheu and Jan dolls
go to the Sachs' Dry (loods Co. Take
Ihu children to Sachs' to see tho
happy bunch.
i
Thcie Is alwii)H some I. ilk about tho
.Marines not being as good shots at,
lite men In tho Army and Navy. The
Army and Navy are now iisIiib tho now
Kpi'lnglleld rifle, which Is far superior
lo the old Craig that tho Slailnes htiui
In eoiiieiul with. Out at Ihu Fort
t-'liufici' It.iiigu iho .Murines ate doing
mini! remarkably good shooting this
M'ui-on. This pi lives Unit the .Marines,
If KlM-n Hie same show as the men In
the Aimv mid Navy. Ihelr qualifica
tions will be Just as high. This1 Is tho
flt'kt )car thui ihu .Murines hait used
tin" I 'oil Shafter range ami they aiu
doing ety widl imiler Ibo clicum
stanci's. Them wi-u, some ver Idgh
fcores miiibi and Ibis shows that (be
I.Miiilues ate right lliem wllh tlm boys
hi the At my and Naty when it comes
In hitting tlio bull's ee.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Big Nickel Scratch Pad for tale
it the Bulletin office for five cents,
Is one Inch thick, made up of two hun
dred sheets of good paper. Six for a
quarter.
Call and see Sllko Paton at the En
core. The 15th instant is the last day
for paying the second half of taxes.
.Send jour clothes to tho Honolulu
Clothes Cleaning Co, for careful press
ing. Phone 147.
Fqr an easy-rldlng car, Jerry
Itooney's Packnrd. Telephone COS,
King nnd Illshop streets.
Kerr's bargains dinw the ctowds.
tltislncs-4 Is better In the celling Hue
than It has been for ears.
Sali'ds seru-d with light lunches nt
the Ilallltuore Cafe, Hotel street, con
tain the best of euo thing.
What about our hat? It's tltuo It
was seen to. Cnll in The lixpert Hat
Cleaners. Work guaranteed.
Only two das mure of the i educ
tion sale of ladles' skirts, stilts and
children's dresses nt lllom's.
Anything new In the sporting liner
Anything good In the liquor line? You
can find It at "The Two Jacks."
I.nhnlna boosted Arbor Da:: In a fit
ting manner Tho schools had an es
pedal grand time planting trees.
It you want a good Job done, on an
auto or carriage take It to Hawaiian
Carriage SlfB. Co., 42? Queen St,
For the best automobllo service, ring
for J. A, Mcl.eoil, seten-scuted Thomas
Flyer. Telephono COO, Independent
Auto Stand.
Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic."
You will be surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co., agents.
J. V Smith, the Hawaii attorney is
booked for passage to titles hv th
steamer Slnunn Ken to salt for Hawaii
and Maul ports at noon totnoriow
Among Ihu passengers booked to do
patt for .Maul nnd Hawaii potts by the
Ititcr-lslaiid steamer Manna Kea to
tnoriow nre V tl. I.appo, F. S. Lyman,
Professoi and Sirs. Conipton.
Sirs George C. lleckley, accompa
nied by Sllss Juaiiltu Berkley, will
leae for Hawaii by the steamer .Man
ila Kea tomorrow. They may lslt the
volcano before returning to Honolulu
Have comfort at home by install
ing a series of call hells at little
expense. The Union Klcctrlc Com
pany, Hotel street. In the Harrison
Untitling, will do that ot uny other
branch of eleclitcal work nt small
cost.
A bunch of crap-shooters were gath
ered In by the police yesterday morn
ing In the Kakaako district, Another
game consisting of D. Kahapea, P.
Ktthapea. I). Keiiwepmi, Hen Hint, Win.
liell. J. Pttalou and Pookabl, were ar
rested by Deputy Sherlp Itose In a
hoiiFc near Atkinson park.
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PA6SENQER3 BOOKED
Per SI. N. S, S. i.iirllnr. for San
Francisco, Nov. 17. Mrs. C. SI. Flgo
ley. Dr. and Sirs. Ilodgers. A. II In
galls, K. I,. Uerkeley, Mrs. A. F.
Cooke. Sirs. C. Simpson, Sirs, K. SI.
Scoby, B. B. Richards, Waller Varnoy.
H. U Uronhelmcr. Sllss Tarr. P. Peck.
Kulu I-aw, Oovemor W. F. Frear, C.
A. UttrnB, A. James, J. A. SlcClcllnn. J.
J. SlcSlahon, Sirs. SI. B. Tenny, Sirs.
Noonan, W. Iluck, Sirs. Duck, Sllss
lllaucliatil, tho Misses Hard, J. SI.
Hose, It S. Gorman
Per stmr. Slnuna Kea, for Hawaii
end Maul ports, Nov. lfi. Sirs. (1. C.
lleckley. Miss Juanlla lleckley, SI. Per
rlne. II. I.. Holsteiu, sr. It. Jamleson.
S. Gray, Chester Dojlo und wife, Sirs.
W. C. Foul. Sirs. C. F. Kngllsh. .1. O.
Young, Sirs. Aklna. V. II. I.appo, J. U.
Smltli, Sllss Smith, Sirs. J. (P.hble, F.
S. I.) man, Mrs. Crampton, Prof. 11. 12.
Complon, .Mis. A. C. Olbb, Sirs. J. Vler
rn, C. F. Hoog, Sllss llougll, C, F.
Qiumg.
Per P. SI. 8. S. Siberia, for Japan
ports and Hongkong, Nov. IE. P. J.
Hell, Hcv. A. tl. Dclluan, .Mrs. A. n.
Dellaan, J. D. (lalnes, Sirs. J. D.
ilalncs, W. W. (luthrle, Mrs. Jullu F.
Uuthile, Sllss II. Slmrpe.
Per stmr. Manna Kea, for Maul nnd
Hawaii ports, Nov. 10. SI. It, Jamie
bon, S. Grey. Sirs. W. C. Ford, Sirs. C.
F. Kngllsh, II. Hoppo, J. O. Young, F.
S, Ionian, Sirs. Complon, Prof, II. B.
Complon, Sllss Annie. Thompson.
Per stmr. Maumi I.oa, for Koua nnd
Knu ports, Nov. III. Kov. Mr K. Nn
killna, Sir. and Sirs. Curl Wolters, Prof.
Complon, Sirs. Complon.
Per stmr. Ktnati, for Kauai ports.
Nov, 1C F. Carter, Mrs. Caller, Sllaa
Cooke, Mrs. ltlchard Cooke and child
VENDED GIN,
THEN TROUBLE
Gin was tho cause of tho down
full of onu Uihnlua, who has been
placed under arrest by I.lronsu In
spector Feunell and his olllcers,
chuigcd with having disposed of li
quors without possessing a license to
tell the same. Gin was the splilt
which was disposed of to tome Ha
waiian purchasers who vUlted his
place of business lu Kaakako. Feu
nell and his sleuths placed u watch
upon the Uihalun ptetulhes. Tin- le
sult of tlie raid Is that thcie Is at
least one place In the Honolulu bow
el) wlieie u Sunday Jag can no long
er be accumulated.
BULLETIN AP8 PAY -
Storage
No, Dampness.
City Transfer
J- Jas. H. tove
I DO
T) ravine- and Expressing
Wood and Coal Phone 588
G. W. McDougall, Prop,
WATERFRONT NOTES
THHKK vessels. Hie steamer whaler
Olga, the tug Defiance nnd a barge,
were lost In the sioim which raged
on tiering sea and adjacent waters iu
cently. The steanirhlp Senator and
the schooner Duxbitry which wete re
ported In great danger, t inula refuge
behind Sledge Island and safelv weath
eied die storm.
The loss of the whaler Olga It at
tributed to the rallute of Captain Wil
liam Slogg, its owner lo llslcn to tho
warnings of the lesideiits. A week
befoie the storm Ciiilaln .Mngj; beuch
ed his chooner for the winter. He was
warned by the people lilug lu tho
lclnlty that his M-ssel woubl be lu
great danger lu the etent of a gale
fiom the southeast Despite these
warning Captain Slogg did not movu
the Olgit, and when the stoim bioke
Ills craft was pomulid lo pieces by Ihu
heavy seas that swept oxer her us she
lay on the beach There was no one
aboard her nt the time.
The launch Defiance bro'ie from her
anchorage and was swept ashote, a
completed wreck. Tluee small boats of
Hie mosquito Heel weie also carried
pshnre, but were not ilaiifiged. A heavy J
barge, howcer, was completely tit'..
mollshed when It bloke loose Iiom Its.
moorings and was tin own iijkiii the
beach.
The storm was one of the worst that
has been experlenceil In uoilbeiii wat
ers In yea is.
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TUB CItUISBIt Nov Orleans, which
has been out of commission while nn
dergolng lepnlrs for the lust two yeat.s
will soon return to service. The ends
er will bo rend' for the se.t by De
cember 15. It Is lepotted that the
New Orleans will be placed lu com
mand of Cnmiiiniider .1. J. Knnpp, now
commanding the mlnltoi- Chejonne
held lu resent-.
Preparations are being made
for targut ptactlce at Slug.lalena Hay
The Ills, recently commissioned as
Mother ship lor torpedo boats, will
accompany tho llotllln or destrojers
Id the practice Brounds. Tho naval
auxiliary transport HulTalo, under com
mand or Commander Guy Hi own. Is
miller unlets lo sail shortly for Slag
lalcnn bay In net as station ship dur
ing target practice.
It Is probable that the New Or
leans will bt. sent to Slagdalenn bay
lor target pinrtlce and thence lo the
Aslaslle station.
ha
TUB FHICICIIT list of the Inter is
land steamer Kluaii, from Kauai
pons Included 4230 sacks K. siigu
7B2 sacks W sugar, 4S0 cases of pint
apples, 2150 sacks rite, 33 sacks bran
19 bales hides, 3 crates chickens, ami
07 packages sundries. The Kluaii met
with flno weather on tho Inward till
Tho steamer W. G. Hull Is icpnrtcd tit
Koloa on last Saturday nml nu un
known sailing essel is raid to have
passed Kleelo the bame day bound
westward.
tel
THE SIATSON Navigation liner
I. ui line was an arrival fiom Hllo this
morning. The essel will lake on a
general cm go at Honolulu destined
for San Francisco. Fle Ions of leaf
tobacco will be Included In lite ship
mem, which Is being foiwiiided to the
Stales by Ihe Hawaii Tobacco Com
punj. The l.urllnu Is taking a huge
list of passengers ami will still fot
San FiHiiclsco on WediicVday inoin
Ing. TUB INTBIt-ISLAND steamer .Maul,
which has nirUed fiom Hawaii pons
brought a shipment of 2 head of cat
Ho and 21 packages of sundries. The
.Maul met v.lih bad weather in a por
tion ol the ttlp which was iinfaMirable
for working tbb essel. Heavy north
oily swells wllh northeast winds pie
vailed. Pa
CATTI.I2 FOR Moloknl hao been
ordered by the steamer l.lkellke. That
vessel loaded al Kawnlhao on hiht'Sat
unlay. Tliu u-ssel Is undeistnod will
lolitin lo the ihiwnll ruttlo port and
Inko on a hhlptnent of cattle destined
for Honolulu
lea
TUB INTBIMSLAN!) steamer .Maul
la scheduled lo sail for Ktikiilau and
I.aitpahoel tomorrow nfteinoon at
C o'clock. The vessel will carry height
and pjhrengera for tho Dig Island.
Business and Evenim; Clothes made for
YOU
W. W. AHANA & CO.
G2 So. King St. ........ No Branches.
No Buss.
Co. , n. K0
' P0lie 152
Island Transfer.
Excavating and TillinK. I
Vineyard St., Ewa of Nuuanu Stream
WATERFRONT NOTES
TUB (1BHMAN ship M ill- llackfel'l
bus been lost only it few dats fiom
llambiug Is Ihe tcpoit which b.ts
bten leeelved here ihlough the ngelic
of II. Huckfeld k. Co. esliril.iy. The
essel was leporled to hae sailed
fiom the Geimiiu pott o.i Noe.uiiei 11
with tl general cargo for the Hawaiian
Itlands. 11 is alleged lh.it dating ihe
severe storm which iiigcd In the
North Sea Ihe essel me' her doom
The vciirel nnd her eat go ate report
ed covered by ample Insuiiiiicc. The
Millie llacktebl Is one of the fine,!
of tho Get man ships culling at this
pint. She Is or 17o5 tons. The dis
aster occuried near Citxhaioii. The
cargo amounted lo -'7."u tons.
HAWAIIAN PHODt'CTf? leaving
for the coast by llio Slat-'on Navlgi
lion liner I .in II lie Include tdilpuiciilH
of nbotit Kiiihi iiacks of raw sugar, a
iiiaullty of icflucd sttgu, 4000 cases
of pineapples, Uhl s.tclcs of rice, and
20(10 bunches or bamni.is. The e.sei
also cariles Hues of general eat go lo
the mniiilRUil. The esscl will get
nway al lo o'cloek on Wednesday
morning Inking a full !ly( or pisseti
gels. The I. inline proceeded lo Ihe
railway whaU litis moiulug to loa'
caigo and will lenijln tl, Te intll
Tuesday afleinoon.
A Itr.POUT bioitght to Honolulu
ftoin Kauai by llio cteiiiner Kluaii nn
nomtcea thai U50 sacka of K. S SI
sugar await shipment on the Garden
Into at the lime of the depai;ttne of the
Inter-Island steamer.
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TUB DBPAIITUHB id Ihe ichiKiii
tr .1. II. Ilriicn fniui Ihe itl of Sla
biikona Is lepotted through the local
agency or Iho .Marine Cxi hang-.
lot
HAVING DISCIIAItOEl) a bblpmenl
of coal at Wttliuca the sleimer Noeiu
is expeeleil to letttrn hum Kind purls
Ibis evening.
TUB INTBH.1SI.AN1) rteatner K..
niihuii Is due lo auhe nt lloiiolulu
fiom Kuhiilul this cu'iilug
MAILS.
I
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SInlls aro duo nt Honolulu from
points as follows:
Vniicomer Per Mnkiira Dec In.
Colonies Per Aorangl, Dec. S.
Mails will depart for the following
points ns follows:
Sun Francisco Per Clilyn Mint lo
day.
Yokohama Per Slbetla. .. p. m
Vancomer Per Aorangl, Dec. S.
Colonies Per Slakitia. Die. In
THE PRETTY SIDE
OF MOLOltil
On Tuesiliiy eenltig next, Nov 1 1, til
und Tbinsil.iv evening the Ihlli, the
Hotline 1 heater lll show for th tltst
time, it eiy benutlfiil and etiemel
Intel esllng soiles or pit lutes in motion
Mid optical slides, illustrating graph
ically .and descilpllsely. the "putt
lido" or Ihe .Mtiliik.il Leper Keillem.int
This Is Iho first lime Hint iiu thing
id this kind has 'ever been given, an.l
locally. Hie subject cannot but Inlei
est over) one dliecllj or Indliecllj.
The utiroiiunalo side or Ihe sluialioii
wllfjlml no comment; having long
Leen Iho ptlnclpal theme. In ilescrii
tlon, where Ihe author loo oftnu Jug
gled with Ibo Itiilh caielessly, iiipl
overlookcil the luct Una ihu sun shliu.,
Iheie. iili.l Unit pietty lluwers bloom
and birds sing (heir piolly l,i.
Them will bo many oilier luteiesi
log scenes or local und general Inter
est. anil a i election or two or choice
tintlwi vocal music, ami several oihet
inleresllng feultlies lo help oul ,t tie
llghlful evening.
Wrecklnn Grand. Staid, Chicago
Oct. 20. Crown point's grnnd stand
for ntiltimobllt! rueos, (reeled ul iho
time of tho Culio iiiul lii.llau-i liophv
events, with a seating capacity or 10
000, Is now In tho bunds or u v. nek
lug company.
Bulletin Business Office Phone 258
Bnlli-tin Editorial Boom Phnn 1RR
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Shipping
! . ! 1,
I IN FOREIGN PORTS ARRIVED
j. 4 .j. j.
Morday, Novem'.cr 1.
IIAMIIUUG Haliicl Nov :
Sp Mario Hackreld, fo- Honolulu
PI'tlET SOUND Sailed Nov 13:
Uklne. Slnkawell for Honolulu
GAViOTAArrlvcd Nov T
Hohocru'ii nnd M. Chlleoit. h.ne
Nov, 2.
MAIirtCONA Sullfl Ni", LP
Srhr. .1. II. Hruce, for Han 1'ranclsci.
SIBMO Nov. ID. Ship Mnile Hack.
Mil lepoiled total loss. AH hands
unveil.
COItllBCTION- S S. Alaskan, snllol
fiom Tnioina Nov, 12, not lnili us
foimerly leported. .
Friday, Nove-nbcr 1J.
POUT TOWNHi:.ND-Aril?, Nov. II
Schr. Defender, Inuu Honolpii Oct. U
SAN FltANCISCO Arilved Nov. 12:
S. S. .Mniichiirla henco N-iv. tl
TACOSIA S.ilb-d Nov, Hi:
S. S, Alaskan, for Honolulu,
IIII.O Sailed Nov. .
S. H. Pleiades for San I"rnncl"co.
WIHKLI2S9-r. S A. T. berlilail will
at live from an Kraiirlsco lomoiiow
Saturday) m. lining at ilayllgbt.
ThurnJay, November It.
SAN litANCISCO-Salled No. !'.
Italian cruiser Calabila, fo' llouo
lulu.
GIIAYS IIAHIIOII Arilietl Nov. Hi:
Schr. Bspado, hence (Jot. 22.
Schr. Iloicalls fiom Hllo. Oct. 21.
SBATTLB Sailed Nov. Hi: '
S. S." Iljades, for llonolu'.ii.
WIKELKSS S. S. Chljti Mnru will nr
live fnfiii Yokphtima. en itiiiie lo
Han I'iaiiclsco. on Stttulnv ul I p. in.
Wednesday, November 10.
SAN FltANCISCO Arrived Nov. !i.
Schr. Mm lei, fiom Houolpu Oct. .1
SAN lilANCISCO Arrived Niw .M.
S. S. llllonlau. In nee Nov. :-.
SAN FltANCISCO Sailed Nov ID:
S. S. Kuleipilse. Tor Hllo.
YOKOHAMA Sailed Nov. 10
S. S. Asia, for Honolulu.
Tuesday, November D.
POUT LUDLOW Sailed Nov. S:
Schr. Jas, Itolpli, tor Hllo.
COLl'SiniA UIV12U Sailed Nov. S:
Schr Chiiichlll. lor Honolulu.
SAN FltANCISCO Silled Nov. :
S S. Slbetla. 1 p. in., for lloiiolulu.
SIAHUKONA Arrived Nov. S:
Schr. J. II. Hi uce. horn Kan Finn
clseo. .
Monday, November 3.
HAN lilANCISCO Alllved I.'ov. S:
Ilk. It. P. Itllbel. hence Oc. 9.
YOKOHAMA Al rived Nov. 7:
S. S, Koiea, henco Oct. 27.
Saturday, November G.
SAN FltANCISCO Sailed Nov 5-
U S. A. T. Sheildan. for Hottoliilu.
S. S Helciie, for lloiiolulu.
GAVIOTA Salbd Nov. 0:
S. S. Santa Itllu ioc Honolulu. '
SICATTLB-Aril.cil No-., i;
Sp. Kllkcililbllghtshlie, hence Or,.
IS.
VANCOUVFII Snllod Nov. ',:
S. S. Slar.im.i. for Honolulu.
SAN FltANCISCO Anlvcil Nov it.
S. S. China, 11 a, m., hence Oct Si
Schr. Bvu, horn (hay's Hatbor, for
Sluhiil.oua, Oct. 21, wulerliigged
Jeltlhotipil ilirk load.
IIII.O At rived Nov 2:
Ilk, Annie Johnson, horn San Fran
cIsco,
IIII.O Arrived Nov. 3:
Schr. W. II. Slarstoii, horn lit mm
do,
IIII.O-'Arrivol, Nov. 4:
Schr. Oceania Vance, fiom Bitreka.
Friday, November 5.
NBW YOItK Sailed No. 1-
Ilk. FooluiB Sony, fot IIoii.ilulu.
MONTBItBY-Snlled No. 4:
Jap. eiiilhcr Idsuina. Tor Honolulu.
POUT HAN LUIS7 Anliod Nov. I:
8. S Washtenaw, hence
POUT TOWNSi:.'l-Arrlod Nov. 4'
Ilktne Dcnlcl.i, hence Oct. H)
YOKOHAMA Sailed Nov. .1:
S S. Chl.vo Mm ii, ror Honolulu.
SAN FltANCISCO-S.illeil No. 5:
(ler. cruiser Aicoun, ror
POUT TOW'SI2Nls-Ai lived Nov. .V
Schr Sophie Cliibiteiisen, hom Purl
Allen. i
Wednesday, November 3.
SAN FHANCISCO-Sulled No. 2:
S, S. Nippon Mam, ror Ho.iolulii'
SAN FltANCISCO Alllved Nov. 3:
S. S. Nebiaskuii, from Hllo. Oct, 20.
SYDNI2Y Arrived Nov. 3:
S. S. Aotangl, hence Oct. Id.
POUT LUDLOW Sailed:
Ilk. Albert Clid) for Honolulu.
Tuesday, November 2. .
SAN FltANCISCO Salle.l Nov. 2:
S. S. Nippon Mnru. 2 p. lit,, for Ho
uoliilu
SAN lilANCISCO Sailed No. 2:
S. S. Liirllno. 1 p. in, ror lloiiolulu
CtJUKICA-Salted No. 2:
Ilk. H. (. Allen, for Honolulu.
Monday, November 1.
YOKOIIAMA-Aitlvcd Oct. 30:
S. H. Tenvo .Main, henco Oct. Ill
SAN 1'ilANCIKCO-K.iiled Oct. 3i:
Dulth cruiser Nixiuiiiiahjiil, ror llo
nolulii
SAN KIlANC'ltlCn Hillotl Oct 31:
H H Alitnittl.i noon, for Honolulu
S H Alui'kau fin Seat l In.
Saturday, October 30,
Scuttle Anlvo.1 Oct. 29:
S. S Hyadcs, fiom Sm Fraiicltco.
POUT TOWNSBNl-Aiive.l Ott. 29:
Srhr. Aluliu hence Oct. Ii
ilUISHA.Ni-Sallcd Oct. 28:
S. S. Sliikiirn, for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA Arrived Oct. 30:
S. S. Tenyo Slant, hence Oct. 1!)
MIDWAY ISLAND-Sallcl Oct. 20:
Schr, liauietico Ward, for Houojylil.
Sunday, Noviinber II.
T. K. K. S. S. Chlyo Slant, from
Yokohnliia, 2:30 p. in.
Jap, ciulser Idzunio, fiom Monterey,
Oil., 11.20 n. iu.
Am. schr. liaitrttico Ward, Plltz.
fiom SIldwu, 1:30 p m.
Stmr. Klnnu, Gregory, from Kauai
purls, n. m.
Stmr. Sllknhhla from Slnili and Mo
lokitl porls; pass, and gen. cargo.
Monday, November.- I".
SI. N. S. S. Liirllne, horn Hllo, no
pass., cargo In transit.
.Monday, November I.".
P. SI. S. S. Hlbtflia, Zeeder, fiom San
I'ninclsco, n. in.
I 1 )
DEPARTED
I
l
,-.,' v
Sunday, November 1 1
V. S A. T. Sheridan, for Guam nn I
Manila. 9 a. in.
.Monday, November II
Stmr. J. A. Ciimmliis, ror O.iliu
potts. 7 a. m.
i- --" -I-
. SAILINQ TODAY
I
I'l'ti.
Stmr. Nooau, for Knu ii ports;
cargo, .", p. m.
P. M. S. S. Slbetl.t ror Hongkong
via Japan pons; pass, and Ren eaig .
p. III.
i. K. K. S. K. Chlyo Slum, for Sin
i'rtiticixo, 3 p m,
j SAILINQ TOMORROW "
' Klin r. Sllkih.iln. for Molol; ii tin I
.Maul poiih; pass, mil gen. e.iigu .
I. in.
Stmr. Slniitri Kea. for Maul an.l Ha
waii porls; pass., mail and g,ii. citgo.
noon.
Stmr. Sluunii I.oa, hit- Kona n'ul K ill
poils; pass atiil gen cuigo, noon.
Slmr. Kit: iu lor K'ut.il kuIh; p-isi---.
mid geu. ca-go, :. p in.
Stmr. Maul, for Kuk.iluil mid I.aupi
lioehoe. . p. m.
SAIL WEDNESDAY
M. N. S. S. Lurllne. .'
Cisco; pass, mul gen. carg
1-
I l.i tl-
Sm
10 a.
DUE WEDNESDAY.
I
Hat ctulner Calabrln.
l-ianclsco.
from San
PASSENGLRS ARRIVED
I
Per T. Ki K S. S. Hilvo M.iril,
fiom Yokobnm'i und Oileiilnl polls,
Nov. II Foi llonoliilii- Sirs. J. A.
Unci. W. Ill tine, Stlst L. II (Jhuiiiar.
.Mis Ilobeil llarils, Sirs. M. II. Unw
ind, Sirs. , H. I.ee. C. SI. Lovsted.
Sirs. C. SI. I.ovhteil. sir. and Sirs. S.
L. Stool e, Sllss F. H. Slooie, SI la.
Slflplien II. I'hllllps. L. A. .1. da Sll
v:i, 12. StuiiEii, Sirs. 1-" (2. Wt.oilioiigh,
MIms IJoiolhy Wontlriiiixli .Mrs. ('.
Y.iiiiusal.l. Infant and ieivalit; Sl.is
tois K.. K and SI. Ynmaaakl. For
ran FrniuNeo. S. Aol.l, I. AiiipiiiI
yn, Sllss II. Hangs. Geo. Cll.imbeis,
Sits. Gep. Chitnibers Sit. and SIih.
T. F. Cobbs, Miss 12. 12. Donobiigh,
Sllss Alice Donald. .Mr. and Sirs. ('.
12. Ferguson, Sir. nnd .Mis. T. Fiiktil,
E. J. and Sllss Gillies. Sirs. A. I. Cor.
'Ion, .Mrs. T. Illrose, inhnit ami
nuise; T. IJIchl. S Inoshlla, Sllst N.
Kennedy. Sinclair Kennedy. T.
Kume Sir. and Mis. II W. Lane.
and iiuiltl, W. L. Law ton, W. C Lo
bcnslliie and wire, Sllss II. Loben
stlne. Mis. II. L. Lewis, V. Sliiiiiln.
Judge mid .Mrs. J. (, Sllss SI mid
Slasler K. SIcNully. Sirs. N. A. Slnt
rlu. .1. SI. Slctienilez. Sir. and Mitt. ..
II. SIcCounell.SllKa J B. Ogden. (.'.
I-. Oshnrne, J. II. Puttpisnii, Slis.
Slephen llalll and maid. Dr. A. B.
Illdsilale, .Mrs. SI. G Rvlaiiil, .Mis.
B. 12. Solilmote, Sllss B. It, Seldmoie,
Sirs. II. B. Southworlh, . j Spen
sei. Sir. and Sits. L. StriiBsbiiiBet, T,
Takuya, T. Takamurii, John w. Ter
lefoile. T. I'yediu J. Wnd.i. K. Wa
tlnmoil, Sh. and .Mis. A. L. White.
Per str. Kliiuit, rinm I'.attal poitt,
Nov. II B. A. Knudseli, Feiliiiufl
(2), l.linolo, I'.tlt On, Henry Will
got th. Sir. Ilerfein, .1. Nnlwl j
Knpahti. Ktmner. J. Han. N. Slil.e.in,'
Sir. Nejer. .. Kay,., .MBS Pil(li
Slls.1 IMhiii. .Mrs. H. I'. p,,je, ci.as
Wilcox. W. A. Kinney, . A'
Ke.uns, Dr. Putnam. Sllss PmvoiiH
Miss B. D Hint. II.il C. Wliltliiiii. .1.'
H. Fuller. Ml-s Wlllilugttin. Miss
Heller nnd 51 dock.
tttt'Mt i
SII2SIO-S S. Chlui IUs for Sat,
Ir.iuclscol otrov (Simduy) Sum,
Thursday, October 28.
FUNCHAL-Su'loil Oct. 20:
Hr. 8. S. S-,vtinley, f j,- Honolulu.
NKWPOUT NKWS-P.HI d Oct. 27:
Ilr. S. S. lluiiiMin. ror II ii elu'ii
SAN FltANCISCO Alilvcl (hi '.v
8. S. Slbeila 'j , ni,. ,c,r )(, n,
IIII.O Sailed Oct 20;
S. 8. Nebniskcn for San FuuieUco.
KMII'LUI S.illi, Oct. 27:
Ilk. Ncnlllv, ror Portianl, ()
Wedneidav. Octobir 27.
SAN FUANCISCO-Airlved Oct !C:
S S. Alamedu 7 p nt.. hei.ee Ott. 2o
Ilktne. Irni!-Hi.,t i..,,.,,.. nn n
GItAYS HAIlUoit Aulvctl Oct 20:
ouir. it vv.xwatcon, hom llniKim.-i-it'll
YOKOIIAMA-Salled Oct, 27:
8. S. Manehurln. for Honolulu
Saturday, October 23,
SAI.INA CHUZ Hailed Oct. 2J:
8 .8 Alaskan, ror Han Fiiiiiclstn.
SAN FHANCISCO-Anlv.dOcl 22:
S. S. Biitoimlbp, hoiu Hllo.
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