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SIX,
UJ
Teuipl
asomc
(Vleltors who have not
bsen examined mm( b In
the "'mjHt by 7: 15.)
IVj Calender
MONDAY
Honolulu lodge, . No. 109.
Stated. 7:50 p; m.
TUESDAY - V-V"
Masonic Bo-.rd cf Relict 5
Ha alirn Lofpe No. 21, Spe
cial. First Decree. 7:30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY.'
Lodse Le Progres No. 371.
- Siecial, Third Decree. 7:30
- I', w. . : .' .
THURSDAY
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, R. A.
.M. StlcL .,. 7 p. m. -Honolulu
Chapter No. 1, R. A.
M. SKiclal, Royal Arch Do
. KToe. 8 p. m. '
' FRIDAY
Hawaii Vn Lodge No. 21. Spe
cial, Second Dcfree. 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY " - .'V,
; Let Aloha Chapter No. 3," O.
E. & Stated. 7:3a p. m.
-"'' MWBMSaaa "t-" ' "
SCHOFIEIO LODGE : ; r
Odd Fellows Hall
WEEKLY CALENDAR ..'
-MONDAY . "
Harmony Lodge No. 3. 7:30
p.,m. Conferring of the sec-
, ,,ond degree.
TUESDAY
Excelsior Lodge No. L 7:30
p.- m., Regular meeting., "8'13 ,
P. m. Fourth - evening of
Whist Tournament All mem-,
bers of the order .Invited.
" Score cards free. -' ,
Thursday-
Pacific Rcbekah Lodge No. 1.
. 7:30 p. m.. Regular meeting.
S:13 m. Whist party.
rrlzes and refreshments. All
Whist players re invited.
. NOTICE
The ?Stb Anniversary of the I.
- O'. t. F. will be observed In
the building Thursday; even'
. ing, Apr. 26, 1917, to which all
member of the Order, are Jn
Tlted including;- the wives of
Odu Fcllows end husbands of
Rebekahs. . ' .
HONOLULU LODGE NO. V.
IZLH ORDER OF PHOENIX.
Will rieet at their home, corner of
I'.rretar.la - and ' Fort streets,, every
7Lur&2ay vening at 7:30 o'clock,
J. W. ASCII. Leader. . ' .
FRANK MURRAY. Secretary- '
rcrOL-JLU C18, C. P. O. E.
cetts la their hill
ca King EL, near
i Fort, every Friday
evening. ..Visiting
: trcthers svre cor
'' . - C 1 ally Invited to at
.. tczi. : ;.
J AS. H.FIDDi:S, E. R.
IiyDUNSHniV Fee.
KcncI.Iu Crinch cf the
CIRWAN AMERICAN ALLIANCE
cf the U. C. A.
! !eeti: -s la K. of P. IIall last Sa
;j cf every month: , tfj
:-zvtjtj 27. February 24, llarch 11,
IS, Hay 2S, June 30. .. . If
PAUL R. ISCNBCRQ, Pret f .
- C. r.QLTC Eec'y. , . ?f
HERMANNS COEHNE
Henc.'utu Lee, No. 1.
Vcrr.ir:-l-rccn la II. cf P. Hxli
;.::a trstca 'ual drittea Montag:- s-
Jz-uir 1 ud 15, Fetruar S nnd II.
::itrs 6 ud 13, April 2 und 16, Mil
7 u-l 21. Juri 4 cad 18.
EMIL KLTMME. Praea. : '
- ' ' C.TOLTH. Eekr. : : : . -
MYSTIC LOOGE No. 2, K. of P.
rreets la Pj'tLIaa HilL corner Fort
tzi Ecretatia ttreets, every Friday
cveizg at 7:20 o'clock, '...Visiting
Iruthers cordially invited, .
a F. ERANCOr C. C.
A. B. ANGUS. P. O, K. a and S,
TIi'2.Ind:p:nfi2nt Review
. . ! rut..hei Monthly " '
LcadiaS LrIsh-Jaraaese s Magazine
EubscripUoa luto $1-00 per year :
IV O. Cox 474. " 20 Campbell Block
Mcrchsat Street, llonolulul
lohd-youkg
rr-izc:rinj Co., Ltd. .
. Erjineers nd Contractors
Pantheor Clock, Honolulu, T H.
Telephone 2513 and 4537
GOV
ror. runuiTum:
ycrLHT Building
WOOLWEAR
:;,. t.Gvits'fcr.l-oys' v'';.; .':
. ' rom" 0.5Q u p -; '
TH E H UD, Hotel, Ewa of Fort
I.IESSENGER
rt " "AND -
LiUNDRY S"
m -.
HOTEL
STOW
SAN FRANCISCO
mmrf Straat. aet iMkNl
Erc;s Ptea tlXO I fai it
xctiit sot umkso OMMMrirfii
' Mct (ntN Meats to IMM States
New steel and concrete struc
ture, ' tiO rooms, 250 connect
ion bathrooms. Homelike com
fort rather than unnecessarily
expensive luxury; In center of
I theatre, cafe ana retail districts.
8 On car lines transferring all
over city, fas municipal ear-
line direct icvr ' Kotor Bos
aeets tralrs and steamers. -
Eotl Stwrt I r 'oocImh! H-m
wiUa IcUnd . tlMdqiiuts. Csbl
MfHl 'Tni' B O Oo4.
"THE VALLEY 15 LA NO" .
Donl fU t vU;t Tb T!W IUwT
n4 mi fBirirt HALKAKALA. Ibr
Urteat ettlart volrano is lt world and
th IAO YALLCT and IU' tamou
-AaedU.".
UNEXCrLLCO TUNA riSHIMO
6000 AUTO-ftOAOS
Writ er ir for reserratlooj. . ' '
The New
WAHUKU. MA CI.
Tba only flrat daaa hotal la WaQokw.
rrirai fcala-tnth ctary room.
PLEASANT0N HOTEL
LUXURIOUS AND
COMFORTABLE - ;
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
1C0 ROOMS 50 BATHS
7
The nor.MGor
A Luxurious Hom Hotel
1426 Maklkl St' Phone 3675
ALIIOLANI .
' Suburban Hotel, 3320 Waialae Road,
' Kaimukl, Honolulu. On the;-
' '.',,.,.;.',' Car Une ' '
Clean, wholesome surroundings;
cool and comfortable rooms; ' home
atmosphere. . Rates reasonable. Phone
716L ' V . " . WILL C. KINGi M grV ;
Coral -Gardens Hotel
Nature's ' Own Aquarium.". Glass-
' " 'Bottom Beats ' ''.T-: "
Dally pssenoer auto service leaves
Hawaii Tours Company 9 a. m. Reser
vations Hawaii Tours Company, phone
1823; our phone, Blue 612. ; i v
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
SPORT HATS
REASONABLE PRICES
. 1017 Nuuanu St. nr. King St, '
irnrsENY park
"C C Elegant Lots
CHAS. DESKY, Agent
Ilerchaht. near Fort.
v , ' ;- starrett " - . -
TOOLS
For autoists, mechanics, engineers,
LEWERS & COOKE, LTD,
r16M77 S. Km Stvf :
Bistllled-water
Delivered . by motor truck quickly.
- OAHU ICE CO. .
- : -Phone 1128-
Get all the; light you are
paying for by using Edison
Mazda Lamps. i: v
' ELECTRIC SHOP
v . DEVELOPING :
PRINTING . ENLARGING
7. Be,t i" the City ;
Honolulu Picture Framing
Supply Cs.
Navel Oranges
CHUH'HOOH
Kekacllke, Nr. Qneen. , Fhont 3392
ISLAIO) CURIO COMPANY
II a w a i iuh -Curios, Stamps,
Coins, PoRt Cards. ITie most
complete and attractive. Curio Store.
170 Hotel Street Honolulu
- LUMBER'
. Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Materials. Prices low. - Houses built
on Instalment ; plan. Choice House
Lots for sale. - ,
CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD ' '
Telephone 2478. P. O. Box 95t
17
iMAUii
Grand Hotel
The wonder Milliner
' ! HONOLULU STA&BUUETIN, MQXPAY, APRIL 9, 1917. - v' t
AIRSHIPS FURNISH
" (By AmociU4 rret1
WITH THK BR1TIFH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. p The announcement that
improved .weather . conditions per
mitted increased aerial activity along
the entire front is the laconic and
prosaic way in which the official com
munique dismisses some of the mofet
spectacular ej Ucdes of the war.
WATCHERS FROM TRENCHES DAILY
To .those who have witnessed thlsWrash" it Is not counted as an enemy
n T-aa carl artHil . ortlvitr' nrh n I 1 V
"Incressed serial - activity ' such an
announcement, conjures up at once a
picture of countless aeroplanes in the
air -scouting, ('ghting diving spin-
nin JiovM-inf nvrr cnmv tareet3
ami calmly sending wireless signals
through tho fountains of enemy fire,
photographing the enemy lines, bomb
ing his munition dumps and sheds and
supply columns, and otherwise "carry
ing en" In the sky In a manner wholly
bewildering to the onlooker but typify
ing In wpreme "degree the indispen
sable part aviation Js playing in this
war. .
Aviators Are Usually Young
With a candor often uncommon in
times of strife, the British communi
que may end from day to day with the
simple: statement that one or two or
three or four. "of our. machines have
not returned"." Thla means they have
either been hit and forced to land In
the enemy, lines, or have been shot
down fo fate more certain. It is
no child's play to circle above a Ger
man battery observing for half, an
hour or ; more, tortured by exploding
shells and black shrapnel puffballs
coming nearer and nearer like the ex
tending finger tips: of some hand of
death. But they are little more than
children, these mere boys who are
bringing the lustre of everlasting fame
to the British aviation service. Some
are scarce eighteen, it is rare to find
a flying man over, twenty-five.
. In the aggregate, - however, the los
ses in the flying corps are as nothing
compared with the useful and Mtal
work the "wings'" accomplish : With
bat them the big guns would have no
far-seeing eyes to correct their shells.
Without them end hundreds of photo-.
graphs tbey daily take the mapmakers
could not trace .each . detail of the
trench ipositlohs. - . Without them the
general staff could hot accurately
know just what is going on by day and
night behind the enemy ; lines. With-
out them modem war, would lose itsi
most fascinating phrase. - r
;:Tbe . good flying" or a single day
on the British ;,froit alone may re-
present a day or a, nunarea ngnis, a;
day. of;four score aeroplanes In wlng -
thin' air.: .
Craah Means' Casualty , ' . , v M
to-wtng com Dai a aayoi a uiousana i unuiated oniooer wcuia.exp:i
personal ' Incidents and deeds or Mar- "crash" 'it flattens1 out and starts
ine in the once stranse i strata of high i mell for, its'own lines.
It might teU ifor InsUnce, or howiby the record of CanL B ' Alter atucK-
Ueutenanl A in a fast-flying scout ;
machine encountered a squadron jof
twelve German '; Rolanos. .The odds
were onesided enough, but the young
Britisher .decided to take - a chance.
He climbed swiftly and surely unm
he got far above and to thefTear of the
hostile crafL, Evidently 'the Germans
were Intent upon some errand which
they proposed to' carry out in force,
for they paid no heed to the khaki-clad
airman until he deliberately dived In
to them, firing as he came. This threw
the twelve Germans into a panic and
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS
FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENT
NUM-
. BER SEVEN Z
LAIMI, PARK AND PUIVVA . ROADS,
j V V NULANlr VALLEY ' . : :
Sealed tenders will be received up
to. and 6peneLat 12 o'clock noon tm
April 24, 1917, being the twenty-fifth
day after: the -first pub Jcation hereof
at the Office or the Clerk of the City
and County of Ilongluln, Room 8, Mc-
Intyre building, Honolulu, Territory or
Hawaii, for constructing, and for the
iiurnlshing and paying for all materi
als., tools, eduipmenL and labor - to
construcL the street improvements in
Frontage 'Improvement Number Sev
en Lai ml, Par?: ani Puiwa Roads,"
In Nuuanu Valley, District of Honolu
lu, Cltr "and County of Honolulu,
Territory of " Hawaii, including
among- other improvements the
grading. .. paving. with concrete.
construction ' of new curbing, and
a j i J J; . .11
siorm urajmB, iu saiu luipruveuieui,
to Je under and by virtue of Sections
1793-1813, Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1915, as amended by Acts 164 and 197,
Session Laws of Hawaii, 1915, and of
the proceedings thereunder, and all to
be, constructed according . to detailed
plans; and cross-sections, specifica
tions (Including general conditions
and specific 'details), proposal, con
tract and. bond,' relating to said Front
age Improvement, incorporated hereia-
by refarence, the same
the Ofcice of. the City
Clerk, fornis of . which ; may be Had
upon application at said Office and
leaving' a . deposit- of , l1fty ' Dollars
($30.00). : ; -
The Kngineer'it approximate esti
mate for the work to be done within
"Frontage Improvement Number ;Sev
en Lalmi, Parkl and Puiwa Roads,
in Nuuanu Vahey, is 113,500.00, includ
ing approximately. 5,515 squareyards
of . 5-inch .concrete pavement, and
2,465 feet of curbln
. Tenders must be on forms of; pro
posal furnished as aforesaid and must
be ac'iompanied Ly a certified check
as set, forth In the specifications.
The Board of Snpervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
; ' . D. KALAUOKALANI,.
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
. -: : 78-iot
NOTICE
On and after this date I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Mrs. Cv D. Luce.
1 - rrrrr . . . 11 - 1
THRILLS TO
their formation was entirely broken
up. Meantime UeuL A got beneath
the nearest machine and fired an en-
tire drum of cartridges ; into it at '
fifteen yards,' The hostile machine ;
collapsed and "crashed". That is a '
supreme word in the lexicon of the'
flvine eoros ' A machine may fall, or ;
dive, but until it is actually seen to '
casuaiiy . . i
"crash" UeuL Andrew off to think
things over. He wss somewhat amaz
ed. t se still more hostile machines
; coming. up in formation. But he dash
ed at the leader of the newcomers
and sent him in a sp!ra).nose dive to a
"crash". This led to still more com- j
plications and the-Interpid little pilot
soon found himself engaged with three ;
machines. ,llis fight with these wa3
indecisive. - ' . .
Forced to Return
Fcr", says 'the official record,
"having expended all his ammunition,
Lieut A set off for home."
A few days later, is related, he took
a running dive into a formation of
twenty hostile machines with all the
self assurance an eagle might have
in the midst of a flock of sparrows.
Before he was through he had sent
three adversaries "crashing".
"This time," says the record, 'he
returned to one of our aerodromes for
more ammunition and returned to the
scene where he engaged and. dispers
ed siich enemy machines as remained
in the .vicinity. One was seen to crash
upon a housetop." ; -
: This same little Lieutenant A' seems
to persist in the records of the service.
One day he was crossing the enemy
lines at 11,500 feet when he found
himself directly above a German kite
baloon, sent up for artillery observa
tion .Pretending to1 be in trouble, and.
thys avoiding fire from the anti-aircraft
guns, - he fell in side falls to
1,500 - feet, suddenly righted himself
and dived at tho balloon. He opened
and continued tiring until he almost
torched the big gas bag. Just as he
passed over, 1L : the thing burst into
flames and was destroyed in a. few
, seconds. " ; :' -
Germans Ue Strategy
Tlie Germans lately have adopted the
ruse of 'stalling" and shamming a fall
out of control, it is thrilling, but not
1 uncommon- thing to ' see a German
machine,' when eloseiy yresseo, turn
hts'tall straight up In the air and dtve
toward tne eartn ior a aisianco onwo
0r tbrle thousand feet, and jnst Ss the
. a
pell-
One, does 'not
"always cet away-with, this MV ' of
aerial stratgylioeiv s is shown
iQg three host ile mftchloes, lie saw
one cf them going down In'a spinning
nose dive1.' : He suspected the nonesty
of that dive and decided todp a little
diving ;won his own. 'This , dramatic
dowwafd duel continued for nll five
thousand feet, until the Germab was
driven into a spin jthd seen to crash''.;
EXAMINATIONS FOR -;
ARMY INTEREST, MANY
O COLLEGE STUDENTS
. v ' ' (By AswocistM Pru
FORT COLLINS, Colo.Students at
the Colorado Agricultural College are
taking unusual Interest in the coming
examinations of college students for
commissions in the. United States
Army.- Twenty-seven students have
entered for the examinations which
are to be held here soon., .
The.student3 were all members of
an . artillery a unit," organized mainly
from college students, when the na
tional guard organizations were order
ed to the Mexican border for patrol
duty,. - Most of the students already
have taken part of the examinations
and will take the remainder when
another - army - officer , commandant
arrives at the college.'; J
HONOLULU ASTONISHED
.BY MERCHANT'S STORY
A v merchant relates the following:
'For years 1 could not sleep without
turning every hour. - Whatever I ate
caused gas and sourness. -Also had
stomach catarrh. ONE SPOONFUL
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mix
ed In Adler-i-ka relieved me INSTANT
LY." Because Adler-i-ka flushes the
ENTIRE alimentary tract it relieve
ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach
or gas and prevents appendicitis. It
has QUICKEST action of anything we
ever sold. The HolHster Drug Co.
Adv.' . V :,
. POSTOFFICB TIME TABLE.
rporated hereia-L- : e
being on ineUn: Vnwia in pofrre tine thi
L v TilM'" mrrmmrrmemtn are mic !m -
LMITKn STATKs mail stimmers
Steamer ! arrlre (roat
-lhrria Mara ftaa Fraaeiar
lHaal i. ...... faa rraaeiiMra
IX-j-I'. S. Am T: Thoauia. . .Saa f'raaelaeo
14 laaa Mara . .Haairkoaa;
15 Veaeaaela ...... rraaelura
IT Maaa i...........:aa FraaHaea
1 Oreat Kartaera Krriir
1 Tear Mam-;...T.-.. Fraaelweo
1 f-aadar Haa;liaa
2S Sklaya Mara . . . . . . . .Hack
24 a lara '.........'....... .Sydaey
24 Matnaala ..... . . ,Saa Kraarlea
SO Mrrra .Jaa Fmarlwra
Steaiaera (a depart fort
Aarll ; " ,
Larllae i. .' . .Smm FraaeWra
f3 l, , A. T. Thamaa . . . . . .!alla
14 Mr Ham ...,;.,9mu Fraaelara
15 Veaeaaela . . . .. ... . . . .Hvigkaix
lV-Teaa Mini ....;.,.. . .Haankaajc
1 Reaader- . . ..... . . . . .aa Fraaelaea
fa Maai .W...5aa Fraaefaea
23 Kklaya Mara FraaHaea
23 Great Xartkera Hum Fraaeiaea
24 Veatara ............ Saa Fraaeivea
24 Maaaa . .......... . . . .Saa Fraaeiaea
SO -Sierra ...... Sydaey
tMakara a ad Masara anttted at tc
qaeat at aaeata). v
Olakara aad Magra
aest at aseats).
aaaltted at re-
STAR-BULLET1N GIVES YOU
. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
T
PRIfcS 3J0 r
The von . Hamm-Young Co; Ltd.
Automobile ; y .
Repairing
FRANK COOMBS :
Bishop and Queen. Tel. 2182
Autos for Hire
KINO A NUUANU AUTO STAND
Phone 4-2-4-2
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Paper Bags, Cups, Plates,
Napkins and Towels, Ets.
AM-HAVV. PAPER CO, Ltd.
Phone 1410
J. Ashman Beaveh, Mgr.-
P
A
P
B
R
MEAT MARKET A GROCERY
Phone 3451
C. Q. YEE HOP A CO. '
MXrjESNEY COFFEE C0.-
COFFEE ROASTERS
Dealers' In Old Kona Coffee V
Merchant St. Honolulu.
Visit:-- Vv: v::-
, SILVA'S TOGGERY
when you want best quality
in men's clothes. King St.
.t
mmms
WOMEN'S APPAREL
' 1029 Fort Street
Gruenha gen's Blue Ribbon j.;
HAWAIIAN" DRUG CO.
i Hbter and VBethsi iStreett -
',; ;, - X-Ray flood
V 'Li G:H;T':;i::
for warehouses, wharves, shops,
- ; v , stores .
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO;
...,. ; . . LTD, ; "
The VVaterhouse Co., Ltd.
Underwood Typewriters
young":building :
H. HACKFELD & CO.
. Limited
Commission Merchants
HONOLULU -
PIANQS
HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd.
1107 Fort Street -
STElljWAY .
HALL
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd.
HANAN'S BEST SHOES
M'INERNY SHOE STORE
Fort, above King SL
D. J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent
Thirty Years' Experience
Fort 8L, near Allen, upstairs
Phone 1467
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN
NEWPAPERS
Anywhere at Any Time, Call ea na
' . WrlU .
THE DAKE AJDVERT1SINO AGENCY.
14 Sanaom Street 8an Francisco
When In town
viait our .- '"' ..
DELICATESSEN
COUNTER. Goods
by every steamer.
H. MAY A CO
Ltd. Phone 1271
(g)
Ocearaoc
8Vs DAYS TO
For San Francisco
Ventura .. . ,.......' . ..Apr. 24
; Sonoma ...........i...-May 15
Sierra .................June 5
C. BREWER & CO.,
iviutouu
Direct Service Between
From San Francisco
S. Maui
S. S. Manoa
..........Apr. 12
iApr. 17
S. S. Watsonia -Apr.' 24
S. S. Lurllne May 1
CASTLE & COOKE,
Mirfjp
TOYO KISEN SCAISHA
Steamers of the above company will call at and leava
Honolulu on or about the dates mentioned below: -
For the Orient
S. S. Siberia' Maru . . .. Apr. 9
S. S. Tenyo Maru....... Apr., 18
S. S. Nippon Maru .....May 3
S. S. Shinyo Maru IVi .-. May 15
CASTLE & COOKE;
ANA0IAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE &
Regular Sailings to . BRITISH COLUMBIA; FIJI, NEW
: : . ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA; :
-" For Further particulars apply to C ;
THE0. H. DAVIES &
' Floating Palace of the Pacific "
It I
f -I . t J -1 I
J
Only Four Nights FRED. L WALDR0N; Ltd., Agts.
- ; : 1 at Sea
MOVEMENTS Of
MAIL STEAMERS
t
1
VKSSKLS TO ARRIVK.
, ' Taeadar. April 10, ,
Hllo Maura Kea. tr. v
daedar, April II.
Kauai Mauria Loa, L-I. tr. ;
Ta a radar, A aril 1
Fan Francisco Maul. Matson atr.
"Maui Claudintf. str. f
VESSELS TO DEPART.
Taeadar. April 10. J
San Francisco Lirl!ne. Matson str.
Kauai Kinau. Litcelike. I.-I. stra.
Molokai. Lanal MlkahaJa. I.-I. str.
Wedaendar, April 11, ,
Hllo Ma una Kea, L-I. tr. .
' Tkaradar ApHl 13.? : ,
Kauai Maun Loa. I.-I. Str.
1
SI AILS.
. . . 1
Malta an dae froatt
San Francisco Ma'al, Thursday P- m.
Vancouver Niagara, April II. ; .
Manila Ecuador. April. 18. v
Yokohama Nippon Maru. Friday p. in.
Sydney Ventura, April 24.
MalU will depart fort
San Francisco Lurllne. noon -toaior-
row. Mails close 10:30 a. m.
Vancouver Makura. April 21,
Sydney Niagara. April 18.
Yokohama Venxuela. April li.
Manila Thomas, Saturday noon.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
I
Thomas due Friday from San Fran-
CISCO. : - .
Sheridan at Manila. . '
Sherman will arrive f rom San Fran
- Cisco about April 25 on special trip.
Dlx will arrive probably, tomorrow
Irons Seattle. : '
Logan left April 5 for San Francisco.
VA S E.N' G ER S BOOKED. .
I
; rr Siberia Maru. :. steaming for
Yokohama at 6 o'clock this evening
M. Basker. F. M. Corse. Mrs. F. M.
Corse. C, JI. Crulkshank, Mrs. Dunby,
child and infant; Mrs'. C. I Ives. A.
Iwls. Mrs. A. Lewis. Miss May T.
rotter. II. B. Thipps. Mrs. II. B. rhipps.
Prof. A. Sayce. J. Steele, Mrs. J. Steele,
R. B. Wolverton. Mrs. R. B. Wolverton.
TIDES, SUN
Hlh
Tide HL of
Large Tide
nigh
Tide
Email
Date
P.M. FT. A.M.
Apr. 3
10
11
12
- 13
"14
- r.
. 5:29
. 6:15
.7:07
. 8:0S
.9:15
.10:21
1.7
1.7
1.1
1.7
1.6
1.6
1.3
4:27
5:01
5:3S
6:32
8:14-
10:17
11:3S:
11:21
Ijast Quarter of
SAH FBAHCI3C0
. ; -- , For Sydney
Sonoma ...............Apr. 9
8Ierra Apr. 30
Ventura ....... ..May 21.
LTD.. .General Agents
San Francisco . and Honolulu
For San Francisco
S. S. Lurllne ...........Apr. 10'
S. S. Maui V.'"jV. . . .....Apr. 19 i
S. S. Manoa .'..........Apr. 24
Si S. Mataanla May 2
Ltd., AgenU, Honolulu
For Saa IVancisco '7
8. S. Nipoen Maru.....Ap, 10
. . - - '
S. 9. Shinyo Maru . , .. . .Apr, 22
S. S. Persia Maru. v , . . May ; 7
S. S Korea Maru
.May 13;
Ltd., Agents, Hfonolulu
CO., LTD., General Aflents.
Navigation Company
; "S.S;Great Northern'
vX.-"! Fattest and Most Luxurious 7 v
Stsamshlp lr Paclf Ic Water 'v .
Leave Hon. ; . v ' Arrive C. F;
aJ ? ' ALWAYS . . '
Apr. 22 ;qjj- '- ,.' - APr 28
For; Rates, Reservation's ; :.,
Fort arfct Oueen Sts; Honolulu,
F R
I Q H I
and .
T I C K ETS
Also ' reserrationt
aar point on the
. mainland.
Sae WELLS-FAR-CO
1 CO. 72 S.
King SU TeL 181
Y. TAKAKUWA & CO.
; Limited." '
"NAMCO" CRABS, packed In
Sanitary Cans, wood lined.
V Nuuanu St, near King SL
I . loicn a 5Him) ' I
OAHU RAILWAYTIUE TADLE
:: '-- r-: ;' OUTWABX)' '. -:
For Walanae, Walalua, Kabuin and
Way Stations 8f 15 a. vL, 3:f0 p.m.
For Pearl City. Ewa ill II and Way
Stations f7:30 a. m, m9:tt a. n-
11:30 a. 2:15 p. nu ?:20 p. m,
5:15 p. t9:30 P-m-. tll:l P-m--
For Wahlawa and Lelleaua 11:01
a. 2:4a p. bl, 5:00 p. m.,
For Leilelioa 1'-00 a. m.
.. ; ' ; ' INWARD . ' j '.
Arrlre Honolulu from Kabokm.
Waialua and Walanae 8:8 a. uu
5:30 p. m. y.
Arrlre Honolulu from Ewa MIH Hid
Peart City f7:45 i. a, 1:21s.
11:02 a. ox, 1:31 p. nu I:!! p.
5:30 p. 7:28 p. m.
Arrlre Honolulu from Wahlawa and
Lellehna 9:15 a. nu l:il P;
3:59 p. m.. 7:13 p. m. f
The Halelwa Limned.' a two-heor
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leares Honolulu erery Sunday at 8:30
a. m. for Halelwa Hotel; returalng i
arrhes In Honolulu at 10:10 p. nx
The Limited stops only at Peart City,
Ewa MM and Walanae. - ': . .'
DaUy. t Except 8unday.- JSnaday
only. . : ; - ' " '' ' '
G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH.
SuperlntendenL ;. Q.P.A.
AND MOON.
Moos
Rieei
and
Seta
Low
Tide
Large
Low
Tide
Small
Sim
Rites
Bon
Seta
A A.M.
Rises
8:33
9; 38
10:38
11:35
10:11
43
42
41
40
6:19
6:19
6:19
6:20
10:43
11:16
11:59
V p.m.
12:59
' a,m.
.'5:23
6:03
0:33
1:41
3:01
M:21
p.m. '
i2:28
4:17
5:39 '6:20
:38
6:20
C:2t
0:29
1:1S
the Moon Ai ril it.
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