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K. Culm an Co., Ltd.
Jewelry and Souvenirs -
REMOVED
To
11 12 Fort St.
Healthful cool drinks for that un
quenchable summer thirst of the
boy. :
- TfcUNTAIN.
iii i 1 1 1 1 s
$i m m 3 now in
W'l BETWEEN
C HOirOLULU
K WAIALUA
HALEIWA ;
A1H)
. J ' T A tttttt i ;t Beond-CIas; .tf i
Ecserrcd Ccat Tic!:et: for.
- : ;:; . the EACi:3
Seats, $1.50; Dox Seats. ,
- each day. A' -Jv
Auto Space, $3.00 for the seaaon. '
CzlZ G
rr -lit
1
gift for 'ih&ihBnd(
The selections There are exceptionally good, considering
the general market scarcities. ; If you feel ..that eeon-.
cmy must ; be observed; you canV select; one." of the;
emaller-pieces, or you may go ashigh as youlplease I
in price. ..s Any of the following articles are appropriate -
as wedding gifts. --:'VV' -aw-;
Ksppics -'M i;v;V; Sugar 'Dishes i '
Spoon - TrayV v?J;- Creamers -
Boudoir Fittings,. Vases, Etc.
, .. - - "- "v,J '-"'r'-' ;: . ..
We want you boys to come down and look orer the many , things that will go to make
your summer vacation more Jheafthful and 1 sorts of Vacation Sup-,
; r -; Ever-Eeady :Daylos, Baseball Goods, Hunting and Fishing Outfits f
We Krra
pedal Iirie'of
Wmms
: Made in regulation style b 2-foot wall Complete with poles and
Siie 5x57cet,fe;H Cf
price H ; V. : lPP!yj: tprice VViOU
Fold into a convenient pack" about 3 feet long and. 6 inches thick, $C AA
.' i i lCc i ... . .'....-.... . ........y. .....a... . J"..
imii juuiii mi
REACH HONOLULU
Amoag these who hate arrived oo
tie transport from the mainland areiJog8ph T. gmith sod Randolph C.
the following: Weit: Uri. Rasken and two children:
Cast T. E. OTerholser, wife and!f,m!1 ...i,t,t aurraon Natt J. E.
two children; captains medical ofii-;
cers reserve corps, James C Ballard, ,
franV a r o 1 .4 . n ant mrifm. Tfatilan.
j ants medical officers reserve corps,
IT. W. Pinker. Lloyd A. Cleary, wife
l an A rhlld- Jmm C Mazon. JoseDh P.
Clary, J. O. Alexander, H. A. Coleman
I and Oeorje W. Wilson; Nurse Agnes
jl. Skerry, army nuise corps; Lieut
C. H. Danlelsou, Inrantry, wire and
child; Lieut. S. M. Decker, C. A. C
wife and child.
' Electrician Q. M. C. M. Lynch; Mrs.
Albert' P. White, wife of dental sur
geon at department headQuartera:
Clerk Immigration Service Charles T.
Howard, wife and child; Mrs. Paul
Smith, wife of clerk labor bureau;
Navy Assistant 8urgeon N. C. Ander
son, wife and child; Machinist A.
A nigs, A. J. Croze and wtfe. H. R
Gray, W. K Holmes, J. R. Mc Wil
liams, Electrician Machinist William
Hands. Quartermaster Moulder Thom
as Smith.
Hospital corps, three privates;
quartermaster corps, two privates
first class; for the 4th Cavalry, one
cook, one trumpeter and one private;
one private, coast artillery corps; oue
tupply sergeant, one sergeant, three
corporals, two musicians third class,
I two privates and seven recruits for
Uie 1st Infantry; two sergeants, two
j corporals, one private first class and
! one private for the 2nd Infantry: oni
i sergeant and one private and six re
cruits for the 25th Infantry; one pri
vate, two recruits for the 22nd Infan-
Oriental Silks
and Silk Crepes just arrived.
, Now on display, at onr store.
ODOSHOTEN
.:.ry. Hotel St, near Nnuann
; effect
1
' f i DtJRINO" THE? SUMMER MONTHS.
EXCURSION TICKETS, limited to 30
; days from date; of ale.r-wlll f sold
' .. ddly at the regular single fare for the
VvjT:ad trip between Honolulu and Wai
, aiuaHalriwa and Kahuna as follows:
"5 Flrst-Class .42.U
tie
v
Second Floor.
U j ; c.. t - - -, i... . - -two
primes lor tna 1st Infantry,
Recruit, colored, un assigned,- tlx
hundred and four (COD. Infantry r
emits, tin assigned. ' white, twelve;
field artillery, unassigned, oca hun
dred. Following are the first class pas
sengers for Guam: Second Lieuts
Marina Crvrn Rgicrrt Charles L.
rr(ks neniamin o. Kbdt. P. Smith;-
pearson ana wte; George Y. Chestof -
fels and wIfCf NaTjr Curses Florence
Gale, MatUe A. Stone, William Torn-
ton.
First-class passengers for Manila:
Captains Frank L. Pyle. P. 8.; B. O.
Davis, Cavalry; Charles Smart, 15th
Infantry; W. C. Drysdale, 8th Infan
try, wife and child.
1 mm
(8p-ui Sir Ba'Utia CerTMpoaSeae)
FORT SHAFTER. June 13. All tu
officers snd their families are eagerly
icers and taeir ramiues are eageny
siting the ord,r for the officer, to
aw
return to the maxnUnd to be mad,;tne' rt wMcn 8hot many goats
Z". 7l-.tedd to supply thecamp
list to leave Fort Shatter. Much talk
and speculation are going on, some
hoping against hope that their names
are down to go, others that they are
not, and until the rumor becomes cer
tainty there will be much uneasiness.
The transport coming from the
States brings to new officers for
Fort Shatter; First Lieut Clarence
H. Danielson and his wife and daugh
ter, who have been on the border
with the 20th Infantry at El Paso,
and Capt James C. Ballard of the
Medical Officers' Reserve Corps.
3& jsr
By an order from the Headquarters
Hawaiian Department, Pvt Dewey P..
Brazington, Company E, 2nd Infantry,
has been transferred to the Quarter
master Corps at Fort Shatter.
ar
Private McCullough L. Watts has
been promoted to the rank of cor-
poral to fill the vacancy caused by
the promotion of Corporal Black, who
Is now a sergeant. Corporal Watts la
with Company A, 2nd Infantry.
The transport . trom the States
brings over seven hundred recruits,
of which number three hundred and
ten are for this post. The camp is
being prepared - for their occupation
and Lieut Carl A. Hardigg wlU be In
charge of fhe cooks and balers to
see about feeding them, and Major
William B. Cochran will be .in com
mand of the whole camp.
35 zsr
Three of the corporals in Company
B, 2nd Infantry, were reduced to the
ranks this week, and to fill the vacan
cies caused by their reduction Private
1st Class John K. Steward and Albert
Canezlla and pvt Alien F. Jeff era were
promoted to the grade of corporals
upon the recommendation of their
company commander. Capt McKain
' Twelve men were transferred from
the Hospital Corps at Schofleld Bar
racks to the Department Hospital, and
ue men will taxe up their, duties at
once. The hospital at the present time
has the largest force on duty -thai it
has had for some years. . .
Quarters Number One in ' the Can-
0- lnj00 (3. 1X0)011, LMol
iy WlI.. 'II
mm
ii
SERVICE FIRST
tonment have been prepared for Llea-
tenant Clarence H. Danielson and his
familr. who arrired on the transport
from the United States. These quar
j ters hive been prepared for them ow
Ing to the probaruity ol tneir naving
to be quarantined on account of an
onthr nf rfwtrion disease on the
transport.
HAMAKUA WRECK STILL
IN SAME POSITION, IS
REPORT OF SPORTSMEN
ri. wk ahont three shades
Coming back about three shades
"J!?! Clll?tt.
darker
llt atMa w Mtttmcf tftfl t h A XfA
una" Kea yesterday after a sjott
hunting trip on ine isjana 01 ruuiw
lawe, near Maul
t,-v- i.- better known as "Raw-
m wa? rfficS nSctor of
witn rresn meat . y reimru mo
fishing excellent.
The patty reports the capsiied hulk
of the burned - Inter-Island steamer
Hamakua to be in the same location
about a mile off shore, near Kanapou.
Bay, Kahoolawe. She is held by heY
own anchor, which released Itself
when the boat turned bottom up.
Those making the trip, going from
Lahaina in Low's launch Elizabeth,
included Low, "Jimmy" Friel, A. L. C.
Atkinson, A. E. Tinker, V. Gedge, D.
Fraser, Charles Dwigbt and F. E.
Hlme.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
The following passengers have sail-
ed for flan Francisco Miss I Andcr-
son. Miss L. Aholo, C. J. Atkinson, L.
a Abies, Mrs. R. W. Atkinson, E.
Aron.tein, Miss Edna Byrd, Master,
M. Becker, E. P. Chapin, Mrs. E. P.
Chapln. W. R. Butler, Mrs. W. R, But-i
ler and daughter, Miss M. BUls, Mis3 1
R. Bathgate, R.. L. Barrett R. R.
Cralky Miss JL Campbell. W. W,.
Chamberlain, E. B. Cheatham. A. Cor-
coran, J. K. Corbett S. R.' Danforth.
J. F. Dryden, Mrs. J. F. Dryden. Mrs.
E. B. Derby. A. E. Derby. Franch
Evans, E. Eady, Miss D. 0. Eady, A.
M. Erskine, H. M. Freisleben, Miss M.
Anna. Ford, Miss F. Feldman, C. R.
Forbes, Mrs. J. E., Gannon,- Master
Robert-Gannon,' Wm. Gagan, Miss
Lena Giddings, Mis. Q. Gilman, J. A.
Grant M. H. Gould, Miss Phylli
Holmes, Mis. M. Heyward, A. A. Hart
Mrs. A. A. Hart, C. H. Isachson. Mis
E. Johnson, Miss M. Johnson, Chas.
H. Johnstone, Miss AUce Knapp, Mis3
A. Keenan, Miss M. F. Kinney, J. A.
Kennedy, Miss Jessie Kennedy, . Miss
F. 'A. Lemmon, C. E. Laurentzen, Mls
Edna Laurentzen, Mrs. Anna Laurent
sen, C. -Lrundholtx, Miss M. S. Mar
tin, Miss E. R. Macfarlane, F. M. Mil
ler, A. G. Moss. F. A. , Moss, Mrs. F.
A. Moss, Jas. McAndrews, Mrs. Jas
McAndrews, O. T. McClurg, Mrs. O.
T. McClurg. D. Norton. Mrs. D. Nor
tosuand . child. Miss . E. D. Newton,
Miss A. H. Newton, Miss Florence
Pardee, Mral U P. Pardee, Mrs. J. G.
Pascoe. Leslie Parmelee. miss -m
Try S-W? A.BX.
Auto
Wip
to keep your car looking like rfew straight through the
dusty summer. A permanent high finish s ,very easily
attained with this new varnish veneer mixture of . the
Sherwin-Williams people. Allou need to do is to apply
the Auto Wipe Varnish with a cloth and leave it to dry
for a couple of hours. No polishing or rubbing is re
quired and the finish remains for weeks. , It does not
wash off." ''
In pint cans, sufficient for small cars, 5r - f.
Price VVC
Quarts, for large cars,
Pnce ........
e
Bay your bby a set of real Tools
-and let him get the utmost out "of his 'Vacation in
building and making useful things. '
MEN
Tools are a liberal educa
tion. In honesty and indus
try. They are so good
'themselves that they en
courage good work upon
the part of the amateur
and professional crafts
men alike.
We have tool sets for
$7.50 Upward.
Keen Kutter shears,
scissors, and manicure
sets bear out the same
tale of high quality as
do the tools. And for
fine finish they cannot
be surpassed.
-Hardware Department"
Mb
-ill ii ill ilr-iii.! iL.jy, ii J i i.'
Honolulu cootructio & deayh q co.,
PHONE C 5
f
Partridge, w. I Puffer. Mrs. w. u
Puffer, G." A, Pratt, Miss V. Pratt,
Miss M. Quinan. 11 B. Rowen. Mrs.
E. T. Rowland and daughter. R. N.j
Rothchild. L B. Stiles, C E. Sager.S
u. s. Simpson, tirs. . . auayw,,
C. S. Suter. Mrs. C S. Suter, Miss D. ;
Shermann. J as. H. Schnaek, Mrs. L j
A. Stokin. Don McL. So m era, Mr.;
Don MCI, somen, ura, uusiav ocuae-:
fer. Miss Barbara Schaefer, Miss Ly-j
!dia Schaefer. Miss O. L. Saunders, I
1 ... r-m a T
C. R. Smeao. Mrs. Ai ai. bcouiu, 1
Scott. T. O. Thrum. R M Tolbott, 1 1
A. Thurston, Miss H. Tellander, R. F. j
Ullenbrock. J. R Whittle. Mrs. J- "
Wicke. J. P. Wlnne,
Mi!5 Ruth .Yeoman., Miss Florenc,
R pIrar?T 6tr.-MauM Kea for La
m JaQ9 U: jjlss Julia
r., w . . YJi xtnV
AJice J2 M
Murray. Miss Louise Murray,
Miss
Brown I rs J Bergra m 1 W.
gt Mrs' 'J&n
Mol cjj Mjsf Beatrice Kong, Mr.
anj Mrs, A. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. V.
v Jewell, L. M. Johnson and wife,
jj Kukona, I. Quansan, B. Simon. C.
Harkin, W.- A. Loulsson, Mrs. R, K.
wjigon, Geo. Smithies, Dr. Raymond
t'nas. Norton, W. H. C. Campbell,
Miss Keamslo, J. Kupiheo,NF. Spen-
Cer, Miss Floy Eaton, Miss Kapua Ku-
bane, Thomas Pires, S. Malanl. S. W.
Nawaha. Mrs. Lllia Nua, Mrs. L. T.
Puuku, Master Soloman Nua, Luke Ah
Soon, W. E. Cockett K. Cockett
Cockett, J. Cockett, J. Merrick, Mr.
and BIrs. Gurney, GeoDawson. Ogden
Dawson, Miss Mason, Mrs. A Mason.
Mrs. H. R. Bryant,, Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. Baldwin, J. B. Agnew, Rev. Lang
ton. T. Kanaloa, A. Kawasaki,. Mrs.
b. Mead and infant, JB. Lyons, ux.
Aiona, C. R..fiheonK Chock" Hoo, Jos.
gpencer. Miss M. KhaulC. R. Coe,
Mrs. Coe, Ah Chow. - c
0 i.
SIGNAL CORPS'COMING
.
Orders" received ' . at department
headquarters provide for the transfer
from Manila-to Hawaii of the - 1st
Company, 3d Battalion, Signal Corps,
which is a field wire company. ,
NOTICE.,
Intending deck passengers per the
uigh(n "Mnirrta KAn aalllnST from
L Honolulu. June 16th are hereby noti
fied that au Main uecu space ua
been sold.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA
TION CO LTD.
Honolulu, T. H, June 12, 1917.
6810 t
NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL &
ROTTERDAM LLOYD
JOINT SERVICE
To Batavia. Java, via Yoko
hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong
and Singapore. Sailing dates,
freight and passenger rates on
hrmlicatiOlL ; i; .' '
C. Brewer & CO;, tia.. Agents
fiHey shipment' of Imported
English Black Out Spalding
Tennis Racket?, ; 1
$12.00
Varnish
e
$1.00
Also for the boy. Boy :
Scout Keen' Kutter
Knives and Hatchets.
- i ii I, " i i i -.i i ir
i i v- : JV: J. BELSER, Zlasajcr.
STOBAQE v; :
Ocean ScSfieaffm
. S DAYS TO SAN FEAHOISCO !?jg.
Regular Sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, N. S. T7.
For further particulars apply to 53jTf -
C. BREWER & CO., LTD. General Agents
" -
Matson Navigation Company
Direct Service Between Sin Francisco and Honolulu
For further particulars apply to
CASTLE & COOKE,
TO YO KISEN MlSHA
Regular Sailings to San Francisco and "to the Orient
For further particulars apply to u
CASTLE & COOKE,
CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN RfJYAi maii i mr
Regular Sailing to BRITISH COLUMBIA ITJL NEW
.2MLAND and AUSTRALIA
Fogfilrther particulars apply to-i tim
w. ... r..lt.wm
PHONE. 2295 REACHES
83 QUEEN STREET . .
DR.. CARPS
; ' ; i Optometrist jfe j 1 1
STANDARD OFTldAUCO.
1116 Fort Street
Protective Agencjrcf Hawaii
DAY AND NIGHT:
Patrols, t Phone 1411 5 A $ Ctlte
Bldg. J ; ; ' : ; WM. E. MILES, Mgr.
;. LOD-YOUNQ ; ;
Engineering Co., Ltd.
Engineers and Contractors ;
Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H.
Tefephone'2610 and 4587
i $ -t-i
-- SI t. .- i
CHUN HOON t Hr
Kekautlke, nr.tQueen Phone S992
American Optical Co;
1148 Fcrt.SL, Honolulu .
Opposite CathoUc Ckmvent
THE HOUSE OF SERVICI2
. CHOP 8U1
93 North King Street .
Cail and see" our brand Tnew CHOP
SUI HOUSE Everything Neat -,
. '. - and Clean v ; 4 -:-
Tables maye reserved by phone
ffBhck Dczrcc?2 Copyb
Hot every pirpoze
Navel Oranere
AJk t jrtoo '
' Hans .
TIDES SUM AND MOON.
High High
Tide Ht of Tide
Large Tide SmaU
Date-
F.Jl. FT. AJ.I. AJI.
I.i
xm
63 TO 71 SOUTH Q
rrrrrn
T.
' T:
LTD., ABeat, Honolulu
LTD., Agent, Honolulu
w,, ui uenerai Agents
. V.; -f V-.r:
r. Q. BOX 212
QAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
1 - -vt;
I Wahiawa .Tr.AitL" W 1
' tt 1
3:53 pju . 7:13 .f??. tPC1
The Haleiwa Limited. h.u,
trail, (mlrnmias7urtetl iSSSS? '
l8aTesXIonoIultt every Sunday at? i
Jn,-r for Haleiwa Hotel: retnrni
Bi-W-fass 'eft
r; tExcept Sunday USoaday
Q. P. i .nison,;
: : Superintendent
AF.C8MITH,
a-p. a.
PR
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' , and .
Z, c K e t a
Also, reservations
any point on the
mainland. -See
WELLS.PAR.
GO A C04 72 3.
King St, Tel. 1515.
.Ltd.
'?P8 nCommIssIor Merchants.
Fort and Queen Sts. ' . Honolulu
Y. TAKAKUVVA & CO.:;
. : . Limited . ; -
"NAMCO-, CRABS, packed in
SanlUry Cans, wood line dn
Nuuanu St, near King St -
Most Complete June of Chinese
; r. Goods at -
FONG INN CO.
Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio
Store 1152 l uuanu St, nr. Pauahi.
' 0. J. CASHMAN ;
' TENTS AND AWNINGS
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent
Thirty Years' Experience
' Fort St, near Allen, upstairs
-. Phone 1447 ' ..-A-, v,
Moon
Rises
Sun - and
Sets Set
Low T.ow
Tide Tide Sua
Large SciU Rises
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4:34
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8:47
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0:01
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4:05
5:17
5:18
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Mattresses for; above -
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