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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, August 27, 1902, Image 3

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IiOOAIj AND GEHERAIi NEWS
Mra J F Cooke aud children loft
for Maui yflBtorday
Next mail from the Coast next
Friday per S S Alamoda
The Aorangi arrived from the
Goloules early this morniug
J F Hackfold is expected to re
turn to Honolulu in the near
future
The French bark Vinoennes is
now 76 days out from Cardiff for
this port
i -
The American ship I F Chap
man was fumigated in the Btream
yesterday
Grand Band concert this evening
at Falama in front of the Oahu
Railway station
The Kamohameha Alumni Asso
ciation wilt hold its meeting on
Friday the 29 instant instead of
on September 5th
It is said that Honolulu people
will oe given an opportbnity to
inspect the Korea on her arrival
in this port
The S S Tampico finiahsd die
charging her cargo yesterday and
will sail for Seattle this evening
with a cargo of fruit
Henry E Highton the veteran
San Francisco attorney was ad
mitted to practice in the United
States District Court yesterday by
Judge Estee
The Band ooncert on the Iolaui
Palace grounds lat evening was
well attended a large number of
soldiers from the transport Bulord
being present
Judge Kahaulelio of Lahaiua
was a visitor to the city yesterday
arriving by the W G- Hall in the
morniug on business and returned
in the evening by the Maui
Eeutuolrys lamoua Jeesse Moore
Whiskey unequalled for its purity
and excellence On sale at any ol
the Baloons and at Lovoiov Co
riiatrihutincr RUfinrB for thn Rn vniinn
Island
The Hawaii Land Co Ld and
Achi Johnson moved out of the
Campbell block Monday morning
to their new quarters in the Col
burn block on Maunakja street
below King
- F Kohler au employee of the
Pioneer Plantation of Lahaiua at
rived in the city Suuday morning
on business for the plantation aud
returned last evening by the Mau
the steamer be came down on
It is reported that Senator Act
went on a stumping tour to Heeia
Koolau and was coldly received
Hardly anybody turned out tn meet
him eypn his own uncle so the n i
port goes would not hove anything
to do with him on politics
Prof Leonard the aeronaut gave
a balloon ascension at Wailuku on
Sunday afternoon the 17th instant
and in Lahaiua last Sunday after
tyoon Bph ascensions were suc
cessful Ha wa8 to gq to Hilo
from the latter plaoe last night
Canon Mackintosh U now of the
brotherhood of Elks he having
been admitted last Friday evening
And another nail added to the
many secret orders ha is a mem
ber of It is understood that 1 e
ejpecs softn to bp made the chap
lain of the order
The Misses Mary Nailima and
iupe Ajjuniu were tjie gupsta of
jfrs K Aluli during their weeks
visit to Wailuku Meui Being
Hilo school tenohera whoso vaca
tion will booh expire they wore to
return home and to their posts by
boarding the Olqudine lagt njght
ot Maalneft
To Eect a Delegate
A general inootiiigof the Portu
guese Political Club will be held
fbis evening at Sju Antonio Halli
for tho purpose of peatlng oqo or
two candidates to reprpsent them in
the Legislature AflaQnltog to the
wise ones Major Oamara should
como out ahead of the oontot with
M A Bllvs a cbse eujouU
A IEGaX R JfOEPTION J
The Eutiro Honolulu Bnr Bcsponda
to the Invitation ot Juago Kutoo
to Moot Bonator Thurston
Eloquent speakers filled tho Unit
edStates Cistriot Court this morn
ing with brilliant oratory when
called upon by Judge Estee to greet
tho distinguished lawyer and slates
man ox Senator Thurston Tho
seating capacity of the Court room
was taxed to its utmost by the at
torneys present
Promptly at 10 oclock Judge
Gear adjourned the Circuit Court
in ordor to give judges and at
torneys an opportunity to join in
the recoption U S Judge Estee
presided over the session of the U S
Court having with him on the
bsnoh First Circuit Judge Hum
phreys on his right and Supreme
Court Justice Perry on his left
Upon being introduced by Judge
Estee ex Senator Thurston spoke iu
part an follows Your Honor
Gentlemen of the Honolulu Bir I
am indeed very glad to be able to
meet my brother attorneys of this
portion of the great Republic I
can truthfully say from an invalids
standpoint that you have here tho
most beautiful country and the
most delightful climate I have over
seen I hope gentlemen that I wil
have the pleasure of meeting you in
your olficoj as I am always glad to
meet my brotheri of the legl pro
feBBion Gontlomoi I was greatly
pleased whon we passed in Con
gross the aot for the government of
this islands It may be in complete
it may have some defects but you
have a splendid judicial system I
am pleased to see on the bench here
my distinguished fiiend Judge Mor
ris M Estee great applaiiFe Un
der his decisions the liberty pros
perity and lights of the people of
ibis Tenitory will be well guarded
aud jealously taken care of Gentle
men you have suoh a beautiful
country that I have amost decided
to make a yearly pilgrimage here if
I can find the time and oppjrtuuit
long applause
Judge Estee then made some w
ty and eloquent reruirks aud cilled
upon the following memberj of the
bar tdaddress the metio At
torneys Highton Tom Iitch Oooil
Brown Davidson F M Hatch and
Attorney Genoral Dole
Nearly every niambar of the legal
faternty were present at tho re-
joepttbn
The Princes Progress on Hawaii
Tho Prince Cupid parly since
leaving Hilr has touted overland
through all of Nqrllj Hilo uHo
Hamaliua and Khala Last Wed
nesday the party was at Wamea
and from there into North Ko
hala
They left Mahukona by steam
launch and arrived at Kailua las
Friday Held an pnthusiastip
meeting nt Hcnauuu on Sunday
where a largo crowd of peoplr had
nomo to pee the consooratinn of a
new Roman Catholio church at
that place Tbeyixpeeted to hold
a meeting in Kailua Monday even
iug aud from thero they went to
tour tho whole of tho Honaa ao
Kau and may pqtah Up Olaudino
n Hilo on Friday so as to return
nsro nn timo
Everywhere he Princo and
party hayo celled they have hepn
welcomed aui uUhusiastienlly ru
oeived by tho people Tho PriucB
is doing good hard work having
oanvasaod so far as heard frcm
nearly thB whole of tte big Island
of Hawaii
Xiald to Heat
The last of the onoe mortal re
mains of the late Thomas A LJoyd
Was consigned to Mother Earth yea
terday afternoon Sharply at 8
oclock tho beirse arrived at the
Romqa Calholiu Qthedra from the
mujerlqkinf parlora of H H WIN
Ijamsi Rav Father Matthias oou
dijotod the roriMOBH assisted by the
Rjy Father Sylyostre As the casket
enterod tho Uopr tUi RY Father
Valentin played tho organ softly
and sang a solo and at the end of
tho 8ervioea hn further sang another
Bolo softly and sweetly
Besides tho family thero were
many frit uds prusout The Sup r
inteudent ot Public Works Assist
ant Marston Campbell and olhi r
employees of tho Road Departmeut
wore present
Tho following were tho pall
bearers David Day tout Col J no D
Holt D Logan G J Waller L B
Kerr and 0 B Dwight Inturmont
was at Nuuanu cemetery
THE iNDErENpENT
mouth
NOTICE
IVfcfe
50 cents per
The undersigned has bought all
interests in the firm of MacKenzie
and Fernandez plumbers in which
he wos a partner and wi 1 carry on
the business as heretofore under the
name of MacKenzie and Fernandiz
All bills due and owing to or by the
firm will be settled by and with him
All work guaranteed and the same
satisfaction given at Emma near
Beretania street Telephone White
2452
VINCENT FERNANDEZ JR
Houolulu Aug 23 1902 2292
IFrojan 3HjL1o
TO -
AND
All Way Stations
ToIogramR oan now bo sent
from Honolulu to any place
on tho Islands -of Hawaii
Maui Lanai and Molokai by
TeJegraph
CALL Ur MAIN 131 Thats the
Honolulu OlBco Tine Bayed money
raved Minimum charge 2 per
message
HONOLULU OFFICE EAGOOH ELCG8
UP3AIR5
Photographic
Portraits
Liuo Asnnrlniont of ISLAND
VIEWS Stud for HbL
First Glass 7oK Guaranteed
Q
Fhetographio Co
LIMITED
MOTT SMITH BLOOK
Corner Tort and HntpJ Strtts
2oW tf
LQMG KKmm BATHS
WAIKJKJ DlCAOil HcrcJcIo
f J SGSnwOOD Propriolor
There larth ami ar and tea end iky
With breaktr song give lullaby
King BtreotTiam Oars panhno
BiH 6Ul iWn oinilT v
SPECIAL SALE OF GARDEN HOSE I
Wo haie a largo stock at prices to suit every purse
FISH LINE AND TWINE
We now have a very complete assortment received
direct from the manufacturers
Faints Oils aid Varnishes
Brushes Home Furnishing Goods Tools and Implements
of the Most Approved Patterns
Stoves for GasUmo Kerosene Wood and Goal
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
Fort Street Art Rooms and Bethel Street Department
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rime 1 ln IU
lvbuo wj lyyii L y
R FACTORS
IMPOETEES OF
erciiandige
AND
soaisssidosr ikskoxsjAlTjttjb
V gents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
BriLiah Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Firo and Life
Canadian Pacific ilailway Co
Pioneer Line of Partetn from Liverpool
A Good List to Feect From
BEERS
Eudweiser A 6 C Bohtman
Premium Palo Rainier and
Primo in Quarts and Pints
I
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Barman Malt Extract
S aLierTor unnen
With Claret nislipa a nice refresh
iug diink
A fine assottment of the Baet
Brands of Wiucs and Liquors jut
receivod
Assorted Goods for Family Trade
a specialty
Camara Co
Corner Queen and Alakoa Streets
r Tol Blue 492 2285 Omos
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pens Hospital Noiigq
From and after today the visit
ing bourn At the Queens Hospital
will be from
1 to i clock ald
U to 730 oclock p in
aud no visitors will bo allowed be
yond those hourc except by special
permission
JOHANNES F EOKARDT
Superintendent
R G Cuhtis M D
Resident Physician
Queens Hospital August 7 1102
2278 1 w
Warniog
All persona are hereby warned
from trespassing during the night
upon my watermelon aud bauana
near Camp MoKiuJey
town side Kupiolani ParkAnyono
found upon tboBe premises between
tho hours of C p m and li a m
takes upon himeelf the responsibili
ty of being shot at and if caught
will be prosecuted
TAM PONG
Honolulu Aueust 6 1002
2778 ltU
Sanitary steam Laundry
Co Ltd
- IEFn
GREAT REDUCTION IH PRICES
i
n -
rr u
Having made large additions to
our machinery we are now able to
launder SPREADS SHEETS PIL
LOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHS
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELS
at the rate of 26 cents per dozen
cash
Satisfactory work and prompt do
livery guaranteed
No fear of clothing being lost
from strikes
Wfl invilfl inannnfiAn rt - Ihm
f U1BW UWWVJVllllU vji uu lauu
dryand methods at any time during
Business nourB
Ring Up Main 73
and our wagons will call for your
li work tf
FOR BENT
Cottages
Eooms
Stores
On the promises of the Sauitar
Steam Laundry Coy Ltd betweon
Pouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied with
hot aud oold water and elootrio
lights ArteBian water Perfeot
sanitation
f
For particulars apply to
PI
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311
I On tho prpmiees or at the office ol
o a Mdgouu ee u

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