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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, August 21, 1899, Image 1

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Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
The Fine Passongor Steamers of This Linn Will Arrive and Liavn
This Port bb Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
FOR SIN FRANCSSCO
MOANA AUG 16 ALAMEDA ATJG 18
ADSTBALIA AUG 30 AUSTRALIA SEPT 5
ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 1G
AUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OCT 3
MARIPOSA OCT 11 MOANA OCT 18
AUSTRALIA OOT 25 AUSTRALIA OOT 81
In connection with the sailing of the above steamers tho Agontsaro
prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets byany
railroad from San Francisco to all pointB in he United StatoA and from
Now York by any steamship lino to all European ports
For furthor particulars apply to
Wm G Irwin Co
General Agonts Oceanic S S Company
LARGEST IMPORTA
TIONS OF GOODS BY
The Pacific Hardware Co Ltd
A FKKSII SUPPLY OF THE
Hygienic Refrigerators
The only absolutely perfect Refrigerator made
Boston Long ard Matches Nails of all kinds Rosin
Pine Tree Turpentine Painty Lamp Black
Cotton Waste Canal Barrows Fairy Step Ladders
Manila and Sisal Rope Handles Mattocks
Picks Hoes and Shovels Axes and Hatchets
Axles Carriage Springs Grindstones
Dish and Dairy Pans Sauce Pans Lawn Mowers
Charcoal Irons Babbitts Potash
Tubular Lanterns and Globes
All tho above and more on the Emily F Whitney from New
York direct All sorts of Goods by other Vessels
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS
KING AND BETHEL STREETS
Pacific Heights
Applications will be reoeived at the office of BRUCE WARING CO
for tho purchase of lots on
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleys
and commanding a superb marine and scenic view stretching from Dia
mond Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao range of Mountains
A broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in
oourse of aonstruotion and choice lots of sufficient area for magnificent
homesteads will soon be available
On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the high
winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate
Tho Elovation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet abovesea level
Applications will be uumbered and filed and choice will be allotted
according to tho number of applications
0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feet
g0f TermB Easy
BRUCE WARING CO
1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
The
i
H Davies Co Ld
SUGAR FACTORS
IHPORTEKS OF
General Merchandise
AND
OM2issioasr iHiKOKcAasrTs
igonte for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Lino
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacifio jJaihyay Co
Pioneer Line of Paolcots from Livorpool
waAto AifAAata
Vf
ALCOHOLIC DRAMS
How a Man Stay Make Up His Two
and a Half Ounces a Day
Professor Jnmes 0 Duff ofll
ciul chemist of the New York
Produce Exchange gives the fol
lowing figures which show the
npiHoximnte amount of various
kinds of intoxicating liquors
which u man muat drink hi order
to get two and a half ounces of
alcohol into his system
I cannot tell you the exnet
amount in each case tluid Pro
fessor Duff whom I found at
work in the National Provisioner
laboratory as in order to do
that a regular analysis would be
necessary t Neither is it easy to
make anything like an exact
statement in regard to the
amount of alcohol in champagne
one reason being bet Ruse there
arc so many different brands of
that wine Professor Atvaer re
member used absolute dilcohol
which absorbs moisture instant
ly and thus differs from the or
dinary commercial product Here
now are the figures showing
about how much of tjie various
liquors a man must dink if he
wants to get two and ajlnilf oun
ces of alcohol into his body but
bear in mind that wliJlSr speak
of wines I refer to pure liquors
which have not been fortified by
an addition of
Of cider u man
about two quarts
H
te
st drink
Of hard eider a Unn must
drink about one quart
Of lager beer n maujiiiusl drink
about two quarts
Of weiss beer a man must
drink about five quarts
Of book beer n man must drink
ttboul one to two quarts
Of Scotch ale a man must drink
about a pint nnd a half
Of London porter a limn must
drink about two pints nnd n half
Of English ale a man must
drink two pints and a half
Of claret a man must drink
nbout a pint and n half
Of Tokay a man must drink
nbout a -pint and a quarter
Of AInlaga a man must drink
about a pint and a quarter
Of port a man must drink
about a pint and a quarter
Of sherry a man must drink a
little over three quarters of a
pint
Of Madeira a man must drink
about thre quarters of a pint
Of Marsala a man must drink
about three quarters of a pint
Of Rhine wine u man must
drink nbout a pint and a half
Of catawba a man must drink
about a pint nud a half
Of brandy a man must drink
about three small whiskey glas
ses
Of whiskey a man must drink
about three small whiskey glas
ses
Professor Dull laid stress on
the fact that these are only ap
proximate figures but he thinks
that they are not in nny case very
wide of the mark N Y Herald
Fassoncor Travel
ARRIVALS
Prom Hawaii and Maul por stmr
Claudlno August 19 Volcano T P
Archibald R Colgato T H Brook C
N Sponcor D Maclntyro B D Root
S S Passchal and wlfo Miss Ella
Pugsloy M G Sllva S Berliner and
wife J C Axtoll S johnBon R John
son W Thompson Rev W M Masslo
C Black C W Ecoles Harold Axtoll
Way Ports J T Molr nnd wlfo R
Ivors E E Richards Miss Llllnoo Ha
poo Miss E Esplnda A H R VIorra
wlfo and son A Vf Nealy Mrs J P
Uowatt and daughter Misu Leuuu Dr
iamiiMjiitfA kedMbwk i tkJmtjw
A 0 Wall Dr C A Peterson Man
Cheng Ah Hip II W Ludloft L O
Lyman Mrs Geo A Tumor W Shoo
nlng R Saddler C D Lovojoy A L
Loulsson II V Klnnoy Master II
Horner Mrs R WestOby and sou B
Savory W T Boyd Miss Helen Rob
ertson Miss Mablo Robertson Ernest
Barker T Mills Miss A M Walker
J P Wortls and wlfo Miss R Dowsotit
G B McOleUfin Mrs Jus Cornwall and
2 chlldron D H Davis G M Hancock
W P Young C Martin E Haneburg
and wife Goo E Smithies and 140
deck
Prom Maul ports per Btmr Maul
August 20 Mrs S W Kaal and son
Mrs M Knawa and eon Mrs O H Gu
llck and maid Miss Mary Greon J K
Ioscpa A N Kopolkal J U Iosopa
Rov O H Gullck N E Lemmon W
A Balloy J W Kalua H Giles and
son E R Hendry Rov Akazawa Miss
Kahal Miss Kaukau II P Baldwin P
Klamp J P Taylor E S Taylor J
M Kancakua Miss I Zloglor Miss
Alexander J W Hall J R HIgby O
II Roso and wife D A Ray Look
Sing Rov S Kanda Miss E Lanl Miss
P E Akona Miss Mary Plhl Miss L
Alwohi A do Souza Miss L Lanl and
51 deck
Prom Nawlllwlll per Btmr W O
Hall August 20 Prof A S Blckmoro
C C Langlll Dr C H Douglas W T
Bolflold J C Davis S E Lucas A
Toogood Geo Smith J E Rogess E
Cramer Geo Malko Miss M Kanobo
C Ah Chong Heo Man Yeo Wa Chang
Yot H Kwack Kodo and 9G dock
Prom Makawcll per stmr ICllohana
August 20 Miss Laughlln P A
ory and 3 deck
Following are tho scores made
Anchored
Geniiini Sauerltruniien
IS BOTTLED BY THE
Harzer
And every bottle bears their trade
mark and stamp
H HAGKFELD k GO
Limited
Snlo AKontu HAwniiAn Tlttda
Jm
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THE INDEPENDENT
Vol IX
HONOLULU H I MONDAY AUGUST 21 1899
No 1283
4
Wifes Steamship Go
XjIMITUJD
KINAU OLAUDINE HELKNE MAD1
HAWAII LEHUA KILaUEA HOU
MOKOL1I
TIME TABLE
Stmr KXNATJ
PUKEMAN Oommnndnr
MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAII
Will leavo Honolulu every Tuesday at
12 M touching nt Knunaknkni Lnha
inn Monlnoa Bay Klhel Mnkena Mo
hukorm Knwnlhno mm Laupnhoehoe
arriving nt Hllo Wedncilav ovonlug
Returning will salt from Hllo ovory Fri
day ot 0 oclock p m touching nt abovo
named ports arriving at Honolulu
uuy ingms
1 call at Poholkt Innn riiff nnnh
month
Stmr GLAITDINE
OAMEUON Commander
MAUI
Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdays at 6
v u ouchingnt Labalnn Knbului No
lilku Hann Hnruon nnd KipnhuluMnul
lloturning touches nt Hans Knhalnt and
Lnhaina urrMng nt Honolulu Bundny
ruorniiigs
Will call nt Nun Knupo onco each
month
Tho popular route tn tho Volcano
From Eleelo per stmr MIkahala Au- is via Hilo S40 for the rOUDd
Frols J
gust 19 R T Robinson Mr frip iflClndion all eXtJBIlBBS
and G deck I
From Kapaa por stmr Walalealc j
August 19 J Anderson and 9 deck I
For San Francisco per bktn
gard August 19 Mr and Mrs Philip
H Dodgo Miss A Ellis J R Dowdloo
Stmr LEHUA
BENNETT Commndor
MOLOKAI MAUI LANAI
Mrs Clark and son Mrs G T Augur Soils every Monday for KnunnknknI Kn
and sons Mrs A H Otis i lnIi wniinnlol Knlnnpapa Lnhaina
Houolua Olowalu Returning nrrives at
uuuuiuHi Diuuruuy mornings
Consignees must bnntthn TnnHir n
Sailors nnd landlubbers soldiers Lee LVHeVreIght IP Company wll
and civilians flock to the Anchor fthn0Ka1onBb Pr ftoehtn
Saloon because they are well treated Live stock f mBil articles plants and
Hnnide
in me oosy room oi mat esiaoiiBo
ment and served with first class beer
high grade liquorn and the favorite
drinlr flannHinn Malt WhiRkey
COO full size Bod Spreads 75c each
at L B Kerrs Departure Salo
T MOOANTS STEWART
Attorney And Counsellor at Law
Progress Blonk Opposite Oatholis Church
Fort Btreot Honolulu H 1
Tnlephono 112A V O BnitWffl
FOR SALE
Corner Lot and Cottage
AT KALIHI
Terms 00 Gash balance 25
per Mouth A good chance to secure
a Home on easy terms
A number of Lots at Kalihi 50x
100 each Terms to suit purchaser
For particulars apply to
umiiftM Rfivmcw
iiAuuinm uniAuuu
1150 No 310 Fort St
We have been authorized
to sell -
Harzer Sauerbriinnen
AT
500 per Case of GO Bottles
Owing to spurious imitations hav
ing been brought to this market the
Public jb hereby notified that the
only
received nnlv ntmvnnr
1his Company will not be responsible loi
ilonev or Valuablos of passengers unless
placed In the care of Pursers
XW Pnssengers are reqnosted to par
chase Tickets before embarking TfioBf
failing to do so will bs subject to an addl
tltinKl charge of twenty five per cont
Tho Oopany will not bo liable for lost
of nor Injary to nor delny in tho delivery
of baggage or personal ofloctsof the passen
per beyond tho amonnt of 10000 unless
tho value of t o same be declared at or
before tho issuo of the tiokot and freight
Is nnid thereon
A einployeea of tho Oorupauy are for
bidden to ricoive freight withont dolivex
iuk a thipping receipt therefor In tho form
prescribed by tho Company nnd whioh
mny be seen by shippers npon npplication
to the puraora of the Companys Steamers
blilipers are notified thnt if freight U
shipped without such receipt it will be
noitly nt tho risk of tho shipper
This Company reserves the rjgnt to
mnke changes in the time of departure and
arrival of its Stenmors without notlco nnd
it will not be responsible for any cohbo
qnences nrislng therefrom
O L WIGHT President
8 B ROB1S Bat rotary
OAFT T K CLARKE Port Bupt
QLAUS SPRBOgKLS WM Q IRWIN
Claos SprecMs Co
HONOLULU
Sin Francisco Agents THK NEVAfJL
NATIONAL BANK OF BAN FRANCISCO
OBAW IXCUANQB OM
BAN PRANOIBCO Tho Nevada National
Bank ot Ban Prancisco
LONDON Tho Union Bank of London
Ltd
NEW YORK Amorican Exchange Na
tlonal Bank
OHIOAGO Merchants National Bank
PARIS Orodlt Lyonnals
BKULIN Drosduer BanK
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
Kong Bhanghnl BnnkincGorporatlon
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA-
Bnnk of New Zealand
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North America
Tianiact a Qcncral BanUnp and Exchan
Business
DopoBlts Received Loans mndo on A
proved Becaritv CommorclnJ and Travel
ers Credit Issued Bills of Exchange
bought nnd sold
rJiilnntioriB Promptly Aocnnntml J
MORRIS S KE0H0KAL0LE
OFPIOE NO 15 KAAHUMANU
Btreet Honolulu formerly A Rosa
pfllco United States Custom Honso
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