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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, FRIDAY, APR. 5, 1912.
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Masonic Temple
Weekly Calendar
MONDAY! ,ri
Hawaiian Stulnl.
Tuesday:
Ti
WEDNESDAY:
Uminle l'lril Degree
THURSDAY:
Hiimi Crnl- M.iimiiI) I lmr
ilii) .Si-nlix.
FRIDAY:
SATURDAY:
ILTG
All Tlsltlcx mmbini ol t
Order r cordially Intlttd to
attend meeting! u( local lat
Meet on the
-'iid mill Itti
.llniiihijs of
I'ill'll IllUlltll
lit li. I'. Hull
7:30 V. M.
MARINE ENGiNEEHS.
UMEFICIAL AJftC!4Tit)lL
illall) Inillnl.
Members ii(
lltlllT Asso
ciations i-nr-
iii-MM.i: i.tuici:, M.
It. of I'.
.
Meets eierv 2nd and -ttlt Satur-
! M .)..,. II. .r t 7 !!ll flVlfll If 111
iii I' Hull, cnr. I'urt ami
Iter, t ii,.i VlFlliUK hrnthem
inrdlallv nulled tn iitteml
A V. tlKUT. 0 C.
V. I'. KILUP.V, K. It. S.
o.viii' l.om.'i: m. i, k. of r.
Xleem inery first and third Krl
I day at 7 30 n'dnck, l')tliiaii
Illall, corner llerutanl.i and
Kort BtrootB VUltliiK hruthcra
curdlaJly Imlted to attend.
S: lUXKICU, C. C.
o. iir.ixi:, k. ot u. & s.
lio.Noi.ui.i; i.iiixii:, cic, it. r. o. i:.
Honolulu LoiIko No 610,
II I' (I I'.lkn, meets III
their hall, on KIiik HI ,
ne.ir I'm I, osery I'rlday
owmiiR Vlslllnt; llrutli-er-,
aro cordially Invited
In attend.
i) v it. isi:nhi:u(i, n. n.
(SKO T. Kl.llIlllCIi, Sec.
HAWAIIAN TKIlli: NO. 1, I. 0. It. -M.
Jteets cery first nnd third
TucMlny of each mniitli In
1'r.ilernlty Hall, I O. O. P.
limlilliiK VI'iilliiR hrothcrs
cordially Imlted to nttend.
IIUXIIY A ASCII, Sachem
I.011S A rilltllY, C. of H
homim'M! aimiii; no, r. o. i:.
McetR mi second nnd fourth
Wi'dnchday ovenlus of each
'liiiiutli .it ",.'M u'cloclc, III
San Aiitonhi Hall. Vineyard
street, near lOiiiina Vlalllnt; brothers
uro hiMted tn attend.
V.l .lO.NKS. W. 1.
J YV ASCII, Secy.
lioNdi.ri.r i.onci: no. suu,
l. 0. I), .u
will meet In Odd IVlluws" hiilldlng,
Kort stieet, near KIiik. every 1'rlday
nvenliii; nt 7 III! o'cloclc.
VIsitliiK hroiliera cnrdlnlly Invited
tn attend
AMHItOSM J WlllTSC, Dictator.
I!. A. JACOIISON, Secretary.
A. BLOM,
Importer Fort St
Millinery
MILTON &. PARSONS
Panthoon Bldg.
PHONC 3CE3 FORT STREET
THE VERY LATEST IDEA8 IN
Spring Hats
Miss Power;
MIHinery Parlors, Boston Block
K. UYEDA
1027 NUUANU STREET
HATS
Up.to.dato Millinery and Men'a Hatl
ZEAVE
Just received by H. H. HIHitRA, the
very latest In LINGERIE GOWNS;
also a lino assortment of MORNING
DRESSES nml SPRING TAILORED
SUITS In nil colors.
66-67.68 YOUNG HOTEL
fW
TOS K
V iRjV
WHEN YOU WANT TO
MOVE
n - DE MOVED DY MOVERS
' fi CITY TRANSFER CO. (Ja. H. Love)
Shipping
(Additional Shipping Newt on Page 18)
BIO PERCENTAGE OF SIERRA
PASSENGERS ARE TOURISTS
New Schedule of Oceanic Line Calls for a Fortnightly Service
Between Honolulu and San Francisco Transport Sher
man In From Manila Hall and Claudine to Get Away
This Evening. Kona and Kau Liner Kilauea Departs at
Noon.
As predicted innmliR nuo in the col-'
iilniiH of the II il I lei In, tho Oco-
tmk' pitvIi'O hi-iween Homiluhi ntld the
Coaxt will he a fortnlRhtly one with
i lie koIiik Intu coniuilxHlun nf the Ho
noma nnd Veiuurn, which vcisvIh aro
now Ix'Iiik riiHlud tn coinpletloii nt
tln MirdH of the I'lilon Iron Wnrks nt
ih (iolden Cole.
The direelora lino boon niked tn
pais npiHi n tentative lentnlilii
icheiliile whlcli has hceii under can-
fill coiiHlderntlou nt I ho Snu I'rnuclHco
Oiennlc oil! en,
Tim Sonoma will ho dlsimtilied mi
her mnliloii run. Willi the 2M of thlH
niontli, llio voKsel priieoodlni? In I'nn-
lima, llioro In ooiiu-v a repreHeiitntlvo
body of I'nellic Const buslneau men,
ulin In tho uiimlier of in or tnn hun
dred tiro draun from tho several
Chambers of Cninmerce.
The Sonoma will, under the sail I m:
sihediilo now drafted, depart from
Sun rranelseii on tlio Initial run tn
Honolulu .Inly 2nd.
The Slerrn will then be temporarily
withdrawn In order Hint sho may rp
col ip n Benernl (HcrliatiliiiK aud also
bo converted oxer Into an nll-lmriior.
With tlio nirlvnl nf tho popular HI
enn tit Honolulu HiIh mornliiK It was
dolliillely learned tlmt with tlio Inau
Kiuntlon of tlio Oceanic Australian
line, the Hleiimers will nut ninke mi
oMeiided Slav at Sydney. It Is pre'
dieted Hint n stop nf less than a week
will he siilllclent at tho Australian
port for tlio dlHclitirKo nf freight nml
llio loading nt return enroll. .Tlio !!
nets to PiiRnKc In the Oceanic service
will burn nil ns fuel ami this commod
Ity will ho taken aboard at San Fran
Cisco In siilllclent quantities tn carry
the steamer through a round trip.
A call nt PnK I'liK'i. It Is hellovcd,
will uc Included on tho nutKoIni; as
wall ns tho return trip. New Zealand
will be eliminated from tho proposed
route altogether. At tno longest, tho
Oceanic steamers aro not expected to
remain at San rrnneisco more than
ten davs. In addition In handllni; car
co. tho liners will be nidified tn re
plenish stnrcs nt tho California port,
When tho new sen Ice Is In coin
pletn operation, tho Slerrn 1 to ho
operated as a Snu I'Vaiielsco-IIonoIiilii
boat as formerly. Its sailings planned
In cnhjiiicllou with tho runuliiK of llio
rionotnn mid Ventura to such ilcKrco
that Honolulu should receho a call
every two weeks from a vessel llylnt!
tho Oiennlc house II a K.
(letilul Dr. (1. V. Chirk, surKcnn In
the Slerr.i, Is roundlni; out Ids last
trip In tho Slerrn, prior to koIiik over
Into tho Sonoma. Dr. Clark will ne
company tho l'auamn Canal party In
the latter m-hscI and on return tn
Sim 1'iuiiclsco will beentno attached
tn tho Sonoma as ship's xurKcnii. .'on
Cnrletoti, tho popular chief steward,
lemnlued ashore at tho (oast port, he
hnvIliK lieeu appointed tn refit tho
Sonoma. Carleton will beentno nil of
ficer in tho Sonoma when placed on
tho Australian run.
Alfred Hnckelt, now chief steward
in tho Sierra, Is a well-known Oceanic
iilllelnl, and was known here years
uro when tho Sotiumn nnd tho Marl
posa wero regular callers at tho port.
Purser Tom Smith doilaied that tho
weather man was unusually kind to
llio Sierra uud her one hundred pas
soiikoi s,
Tho vessel nnlved nt the accustom
ed early hour tills morning with :il!i
tons ftelght, nf which l.'.UUO snekB ec
meiit and iiuiinlitlcH nf flour, hay,
grain and feedstuffs formed a pail.
I lieu-it niilninohlles wero received by
local Importers with tho arrival ut
the vessel.
It Is Hinted Hint fully 80 per cent, nf
Hie cuhln passengers arriving this
morning aro entitled to position in tho
clussllicitiloti of touilsts.
'llio postolllco ieeoieil 107 sacks
mail by this versel. It Is also slated
.iiil aiiuo.i j.iu '-n; iJiipi .W():8I 'liSI aui,l
ojgo iniM dn apis mBjj sj t $
Union-Pacific
Limited
0l AC )0ptlGl '
si o.iniui.inj jiioA uoiv u uujU(lu sj pu s;ii
that Dr. 3. A. Nelson will be found In
tho surgeon's olllcu In tho Slerrn on
the next trip from tho Coast to the
Islnnils.
Tho odlcers aro loud In their pralio
uf a party of theatrical people who
added much to tlio plensum of mi on
terlnlntnent mid daiico gleii on hoard
Inst night.
A bilker's dozen of passengers enmo
down In the steerage und nut a Rtow,
nnav was about d.
Pa
Captain Colin' Death Results In
Promotions.
P.. II. Hurrimati, United Slnlon Den
lit) Inspector of Hulls at Seattle, has
been named by llio Inspectnr Ceneral
to succeed .liniies (lillhrle lis Deputy
Inspector nt the port of San rrnucls
hi, itairimnn was formerly master oi
tho steamship Sonoma or llio Oceanic
lino.
Contain (lillhrle qualified as tho suc
cessor to tho Into Cnptnln O. 11 Holies
nnd entered upon his duties. Tho ap
pointment of (lillhrle relloes Inspect
ors Thomas 1". Deerlng and Carl C.
Lehners of the St. Michaels District
who have been sitting ns tho local
hoard hccausc of tho Illness of Captain
Holies.
Heeling and I-elinors will lenvo for
Alaska on their annual tour pt Inspec
tion April 21.
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Chemical Engines on the Hyades.
Two chemical and motor-driven Urn
engines ordered by tho City and Couii'
ty gnveriiment nro completed nnd
have been shipped from l'uget Sound
ports in tho Mntson Navigation
steamer Hyndes, which is cxpecled to
arrlro at Honolulu on Monday.
According to advices received In
this city today, tho Hyades, as welt as
the American-Hawaiian freighter Mis-
sourlnn Is bringing down a largo
consignment of Hour, fee: nnd fin ago.
Tho cargo In tlio Mlssoiirlnn Includos
more than two thousand tons tnken
on board at tho Coast and Sound
ports.
Japanese To Buy -Wrecked China.
.Japanese are said to ho willing tn
raise a fund of several hundred thou
snud yen toward the purchase nf the
haltered hulk of tho Cmiadiaii-l'uelllo
steamship China, which wont ashorn
near Yokohama several months ago.
It Is tlio Intention to repair tho vessel
nnd pliuo her under .lapuueso registry
mid in the seivlco again, according to
a icport brought by olliccrs In the
T. K. K. liner Tonyo Mnru, which
left for San Kranclsco this morning.
Dollar Steamer Meets Disaster.
The llritlsh Mourner II1170I Dollar,
whli Ii left l'uget Sound for Tnku, re
turned to Victoria. 11. C, under jury
1 udder. Tho freighter encountered a
hurricane galo March 7 off tho Aleu
tian Islands and under tho strain of
tlio heavy weather tho vessel's rudder
stock was broken, It took until
Mnich 19 to rig a Jury rudder with
which tlio steamer was steered hack
to Victoria, whero repairs will ho
made
la
Hall Leavlnp, for Kauai Tonight.
The Inlor-lsland slonmer Hall, leav
log for Kauai poitti this evening, was
held hero awaiting tho arrival of tho
Slerrn, nu has been tho usual custom
for ninny months. Tho stenmor will
depatt nt .' o'clock this oveiilng, tak
ing a goodly quantity of Height and n
few passengers. Tho ossel will car
ry tho Into mull to tho (inrdou Island,
Claudlrte for the Bin Island.
Tho Claudine, nu departure for Ha
waii by wav of Maul ports at Ii o'clock
this evening, will carry a fair list of
cabin and deck passengers and a quan
tity ot general cargo and plantation
supplies,
Transfer Co.
TIDES SUN AND foOON
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dilycw ion Mil nir),-"
l'ull Jiiooii April 1 nt 11-3:1 n. in.
VESSELS TO AND
FROM JHE ISLANDS
(Sicclnl Cubic to MrrclinnU'
Dxrluinirc.)
Friday. Anril 5.
HAN rilANCISCO Sailed April 4,
8, S. .Mexican, for Seattle.
Sailed, April !",, noon, V. S. A. T.
Logan, for Honolulu.
Mall closes for San rrnneisco at
!l 30 p. in. per l". S. A. T. Sherman.
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I'AS.snOKIlS AIIIIIYKI)
t'er I'. S. A. T. Sherman, from Ma
nila via Nagasaki, Japan, April r..
Col. Henry 'Klrhy, wlfo and son; U.
Ceil. Charles M. UnndJ, wlfo and
daughter; U. Col. T. II. Itaymond,
wlfo and daughter: I.t. Col. I.. ,1.
It..--.. H..l..ll Vl,.l.nla MaI.ii
Jll'tllll, itlUJUl .MMIIIJ i.e.,,,,, o, ...mjw,
Wm. It. Sample, Major Alonzo (Irny,
Cnptnln W. S. Jiukson, wlfo nml
dnugliter; Captain Jnlni V. Darker,
Captain Kussell C. iJingdon, Captain
Paul (llddlns, Captain w. II. tiury
mid wife, Captain Woodson llockcr,
C'nptalli " "M . ,1." McDonoiigh, Captain
Paul Hurst, Cnptnln rro. !;. sniiiii
Captain Itobeil O. Il.igmlale, wife and
two boiih; Captain Itohert II. Hoed,
Chaplain Herbert )'.. Smith, wife and
dnugliter: 1st Lieut. T. II. Dillon nnd
wife, 1st l.lertl. Henry Honslield, 1st
l.leul. Charles (1. Ileimnu, 1st l.leut,
.1. W. Kvorlhgton, 1st l.leut. C. S.
llldloy nnd wife. 1st Lieut. A. (1,
IIiiIcIkihi. lul l.leut. (icorco llwrll
wife and son; 1st Ileiil S. L. Wehl.
and wife, 1st l.leut. O. W. Ihiop, 2nd
Limit. D. II. Crnfloii, 2nd l.leut
Charles D. Ilnrtmnii, 2nd I.icut. .ins,
Ii, l'rlnk, wife and daughter; 2nd l.t.
W. II. !oiiKliborouKli. 2nd l.leut. W.
II. Moss. Lieut. J. S Aiwlno, wlfo
mid two nous; Captain II. It I'utiiiim,
wlfo and daughter; L. H. Dullavcn,
wlfo and two sous; Clerk W. C.
O'llrlen, wlfo and son, W. 11. Illrl,
,W. 1. A. Von Hnrtiiiig nml wlfo, Mrs.
K. M. Schlndel, Mrs. M. S. Jrtrvls,
Mrs. It.- U .Wilkinson, 1' .K. Criinib,
wife and sou; Miss I'lorcnco W.
Thompson, Miss Hnimet viimblsh,
Mrs, Ada 11, Ciomwell and son; I'.
llrcHiuin, W. Ii, Wall, 11. H. Wilkin,
son, W. C. (i.irdner. Mujor W. ti.
Grove, Mrs, A, (Irny and two daugh
ters, Mrs. M J. McDonoiigh, Mrb,
Tenny Hoss, Miss (lertrude Mctlee,
Mrs. .1. II. Shipley.
GOOD TRIDA '
AT CENTRAL UrJION
Centrnl rnlon Church will obsrrvo
(ho nnnlversary of tho crucifixion by
n special servlco In tho rarlsh House
nt 7:'10 this evening. Thero will bo
appropriate music. Mr. Hut lor mid
Miss Kemp will slug and tho congre
gation will bo led by Mr. Duller. Tho
minister will speak on tho subject
"The Cross n Symbol of ooti-Muklug "
Tho service will look forward lo tho
Kaster rominiinioii. Tho public will
ho welcome.
At St. Andrew's.
At noon todny tho Tlireo Hours' Her
vlco commenced nt St. Andrew's Cn
thedrnl. Thoro wero a number of
ministers from llio various churches.
of tho city occupying seals in tho
choir. At noon tho beautiful nml Im
nresslvo Itepronches wero sung by
Canon Ault, tho choir singing tlio re
sponses. HIGHLANDER
(Continued from Pane 1)
Colonel Henry Klrhy of llio Third
Infantry Is tho ranking olllccr on
hoard tho Sherman. Ilo Is necoinpn
nlod by Mrs. Klr'oy nnd Hon. Tho llrsl
cabin passengers aro In tlio main lino
olliccrs belotigiiiR to tho Third liirnn
try. which Is proceeding lo tho main
land lifter completing a schedule tour
of duty In tho Philippines,
Mrs, Ada II. Cromwell, widow of
tho Into Kllas Cromwell, Collector of
Internal ltevcnuo tn tho Philippines,
Is a through passenger, and Is uoeom
panylng tho remains of her hiishund.
Major Wlnflold Scott (Irovo of tho
Phlllppluo Constabulary, who has been
mentioned for a responsible position
with llio military depaitment of tho
now Hopuhllc ot China, Is proceeding
tn the mainland after an extended pu
i hid of servlco In tho Philippines.
Tho Sherman Is well tilled with mil
limy passcugcrs. In Ho cabin arc
XI ollliois nnd their families, fill sec
ond closs and 7U2 troop passengers,
Of tho lattor there aro 2117 men or llio
Third lufauliy, 2.M men of tho Hugh
neer Corps. 47 casuals, 17 sick mid In
tho liospltul, 17 discharged soldiers, in
military convlctB, 20 enlisted men of
the Navy, 20 enlisted men of tho Mar
ino Coips, and 2!) civilians,
Tlio olliccrs report a fair passage
from tho Philippines. Tho Sheritinn
sailed from Manila on March 11th,
spent otio day at tho Marlve.ns quar
antine station and then proceeded to
Nagasaki, Japan, whom several thou
sand Ions coal were taken on hoard.
Old Neptune succeeded In kicking
up a bit of a fuss for somo hours after
leaving tlio shores of Dnl Nippon. Ah
tho transport nenred tho Hawaiian
Islands smooth seas and f.no weather
piovnilcd.
The Sherman will bo given n lalor
mall for tho mainland mid the Hawaii
an Hand will tender n musical uoro-
uailo at llio liepnrturo ot tlio transport
SAY STEAMSHIP
(Continued from Page 1)
the Aiiiorlcuii-llnwnllnn dock rioutthc
rnllriiiul company
Tlmt the Amcrlcnn-llnwnllnn com
pnnv x Imililllty to get expeditious
fiolKht-hundllng unilor tlio hurbor
board's rules In lis own fmilt, wiik llio
toniluMoii reached liy members of tlio
board uliii inndo nil Inspection iifxlhc
ulultcd condition of the whnrf n few
duys 'ago, when the dniynge enm
.pnnlcs found themselves liottlcd up Im
mune of lick of roadway loom
roniinny loom
Sot rotary Hermit nf the t-nniiiilniilnn.
n discussing the visit of the hoard,
snld this morning that the wharf was
In chaos ho far mi fri iRht wns con-
c(rtu,(
,
. HiiiiuiT inu I iiiri, c.imi inn m t
I iiviu up in, ne sniu. "nio Aiueri-
enli-lliiwnlliin has been handling the
freight on this whurf from the stenin
ldp eoinpniiy'H xtundpolnt. Nobody
hlamex them for thl, ns n prlvntn
business inntlir The duck Is not n
public one, and we have no legal con
tiol over It
"Since the dock Is lensed by the
Aiiicilenn-lliiwnllnii company, It fol
lows that It Is going to he administer
ed from nn American-Hawaiian stand
point
Wlmt Is the result of this? Tho'
tilt Is that the Ktiiiinshlp men Kft:v S,I1I11B (,.,. 1H ,l-
the freight down to the wharf In inc.
qutcnext possu.ie wuy, now il niiiiiisi
unywiiere. imu iianoie iisonxi. iiiaKe .., k(m. ,llM,m r .. ,, .,,;
the shortest , fewest Inwslhlo trlpsJK ,.. ..Tlc ,,,.,, f I
,...., .,.., .ne .,-iik ........ .....
...... (. u II .vMII l.r. I.ul ,.1 ftll.ll.l,, tlV
Mow it ho II Will he best iiuillahlo for
hatillliK away und delivering to the j
. Otsgl(( x. '
This Is the state of affairs, nnd It
Is ii natural one lo (ome under (on-j
Irol of a wharf by n xUnmshlp com- I
paiiv. The lack of drayage loom fol-
lows. I
.'tiw', tlio only wily In which tho i
hnilior bo.iid'x rules can be carried out
Is to hue n wlinif sifiiiinl.Mideiit or
elm-body In charge who will see lh.it
when the freight Is taken from the
sleaiiKr It Is H.ired In (he moxt till-
I eh nl iii.iunei- for bundling alniii.-t liu-
mrdialel) by the ilraii',e mid expiess
loiiierns That Is .vhnt the board halt
dor.- h) namliig u wharf siipti-lnteiid
cut Since our man has been on tho
- I"1' '"' IIIV
not had iu trouble of
New Vaudeville
SEE HER
HEAR HER
VENTRILOQUIST
Charming Young Two-Voiced Artist
Only Entertainer of Her Kind in the Pacific
Program replete with Comedy, Rollicking Fun, Humor, Wit,
with a Thousand and One Laughs
SPECIAL MOTION PICTURES
"The Tribe's Penalty," "A Village King Lear,"
"The Geranium?' "Trading His Mother," "Polish and Pie."
Cunning c..
In Thrilling Acts of Mystery and Skill
SATURDAY MATINEE
Tomorrowat the BJJ0U--a great Ladies' and Children's
Program will be given, including Cunning, Mile. Edmonda,
Mile. Golden, Varin and Varin--a great offering.
this kind, unit wo have bell iiblo' to
kcip Hie government wharves clour.
"In foot, our rules have worUid I"
tlp-toji shape, And lliey will work so
long mm rrclRlft l lmnilleil both from
tin- standpoint nf the steamer lompanv
nml tlio consignee
'Among tlio hlK shippers who used
tn clutter lip tlie tt halve wlion tin ro
wiih mi system used, there linn belli
lint nne single case where Jhey have
hud tn pay n demurrage ihnrgo undir
tlio boaid riileK. The oilier dn. line
of the big food companies told me that
while he had tn bring Id" delivery syx
lelii lii tn date to comply with the
board's rules It had tost him mi more
I In the Ioiik run mid his business hud
: , - , i
"vv" l""lul ",ul" """" '""" ""
!'""
, ""f w"- lhe Aincrlcnn-Ilnwnllan
'"" l""1 on unusual c.indlllni, to faro
I hemline of the tiumhir vf big curRocs
iliimp(d on the dock, hut It In not fair
to condemn the M-xtem hccntise, work
ing from one standpoint, the teani
xlilp company has found It n failure"
.Mr. Hermit xnys tlmt the commN
xlon will have to take xoiue notion,
bowexer. Cnlcss the prlwitc ilock
nwuers mo willing to cooperate with
the board In currying out unlforni '
rules, he suys that the bonrd will lin'
tn prevent discrimination by the loos-1
liiilng up of the icgiihitlons
Clinlrtiinn Miirstnn Camphell of the
:ieiriii- ivtiiimisMiitii imu an rni r,.ei.iv, ,1
,,,, ,, ,,,. , ...,.ri,.i,.iin.
,..,, ,, terminate It x nureement with
(, f.,,,,,,,,11,,,,,
(.,irM,, realizes that It lias no eontiol
' ...
;orr private wharves nml that the
xtuinishlp compnnlex call do what
the like. We have heard nothing
fioin the riillrn.nl compnuv that It In
tends making icRidatlnux of Us own"
Tlio Cnltcd Stales Ann transport
Sherman, nn arrival from Mnnlln to
dny, will bo given tlio next mall In
tended for tho innlnlmid.
W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD.
FAMILY TRADE
WINE AMD LIQUOR MERCHANTS
Merchant, Near Fort
SMSM
TONIGHT AT THE
Empire
Mile. Golden
The Bijou
TONIGHT
4
I-'rldnv, April Ii.
Mnnlln Wa Nagasaki Hiiernian, II.
S. A. T., a.m.
San I'ranclsco Sierra, O. S. S., n.m.
t ni:iAHTi:iii 'i
4- 4
Tliiirsdnv, April 4.
San 1'rnnclsco Crown of Arraiion,
Ilr. stmr., p. in.
Huiekn Mary Wlnkloninii, Am.
erlir., p.m.
Krldav, April fi.
Snn rrnneisco Tcnyo Mnru, .lap.
r.tmi-., 'J-.'it) ji.tn-
Kona and Kan ports iCIIauea, stmr.
noon,
AT THE HOTELS
Tlio following are now names plac
ed on tho registers of the local holels
todny.:
The Alexander Young,
Miss Nelio Wlnsteail, Los Angeles;
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. O. Swift, Detroit; Dr.
and Mrs. Dnvls, San Francisco; Mr.
nnd Mis. P. II. Applcton, Mr. nnd
Mrs. K. V.. Walker. Hatigor, Me.; Mr.
laud Mrs. Leon Cnrrati, Miss II. Car-
' mil, !.poii Cnrrau, Jr., San I'ranclsco;
1 It. J. (Inffiipv. Hradford. Penn.: Mr.
'nml Mrs. L. M. Itoemer. Uis Angeles:
Snniuol Morrill. H." S. A.; S. P. Hark-
ley. San Krnnclsco; Miss V. tl
Monntr,
Miss Mahel Moore, Pittsburg;
Ml. and Mrs. A. It. Hlgglns, San Mn
too; Mr. nml Mrs. II. Kcliultz, Hono
lulu; T. I). Skinner, Portland.
,The Royal Hawaiian.
Miss Mary K. Wood, Alnmeda; Mrs.
II. M. Kinney, Miss Hess Neville, Co
liimhits, O. ; Mis. Mary Sells Green,
Miss Lucy II. Tnbor, Los Atif,e:cs.
A shipment of nr.uO sacks sugar ami
n quantity of sundries arrived this
morning In tho inter-Island steamer
Likellko from Kaunl iinits. The es
bol took on sugar from Anahola. Tlireo
passengers artlved In tho vessel. Tho
Likellko met with some rather loii'sli
weather on the homeward ruiso.
COL. CHAHLKS M. (1ANDY, Medi
cal Corps, I H, A., a passenger on tho
trfiusport Shormmi, mndo n Hying In
spection of llio local post it during tho
Sherman's stay In port.
Arrival
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