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THE HAWAIIAN STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUART 9, 1903. ha i Woman's Exchange KM a new lot of JAVA MATS, SA fctOAN KAPAS, PANS, AND BASKETS and the best assortment of CABMANIAN SHELLS In Town. PRICES IUQIIT. Is What You Want DO NOT MAKE A MISTAKE WHEN WANTING TO BUY APPLE CIDER. WE CAN SELL YOU THE IUGHT QUALITY FOR ONLY VB CENTS PER GALLON. IT IS ABSOLUTELY FREE SllOM ANY INJURIOUS SUB STANCES, AND FROM ANY SALICYLIC ACIDS OR OTHER PRESERVATIVES. If Yoti Wait You'll y& Luto Liquor Department KING STREET Cable Address "ARMITAGE." STOCK AND BOND BROKER atatorHonOMiiM and Bond Exchange Office, Campbell Block, Merchant Street Honolulu, T. H. Telephone Main, 101 P. O. Box 683. Cbrresnnndpnta Rnn Pronolon rm earo and New York Stock and' Bond t2JE2i.anges. xtally San JFranclcso quotations re- ! , .JttEDIGltfES i SUNDRIES TYPE WRITING Supplies Stop That Noise io Operator should be without it. imeagraphs Supplies Fig AiniIi; Cider IFFttAIR I CO., Lid Barry Irmitie, LIMITED 4JNION AND HOTEL STS, Phone Main 317 NI3W AIVI31lTlSUmKXTS. Tenders Dept. Public Inst Page 5 Sheriff's Sale Page 5 Watmea Sugar Mill Co Page 5 Kohala Sugar Co ' Page 5 Wulaluu Agrl Pago 3 Ewa Plantation Co Page; Whitney & Marsh Ltd Page 8 Jas. F. Morgan Page 8 llobron Drug Co Page 8 Hawaiian Trust Co Page 1 iNEWS IN A NUTSHELL. I'uiiiKiuphs That Ulvo Condensed Acus of the Day. THE WEATHER. Weather Bureau, Punahou, 1 p. ni. Wind moderate west; weather fair, but with tendency to the unsettled. Morning minimum temperature, 62; midday maximum temperature, 7"; ba rometer, 9 n. m., 30.00 falling (correct ed for gravity); rainfall, 24 hours end ing 9 a. m., 0; dew point, 9 a. m., t!5; humidity, 9 a. m., 79 per cent. CURTIS J. LYONS, Observer. Sugar, 3.03. Ewa sold at $24.23 today. A sheriff's sale appears In this Issue. The football game on Saturday re sulted In a tie. The next mail to San Francisco will be by the Nippon Maru February 14. The Hawaiian Trust Co. handles fire, life, accident and plate glass Insurance. The furniture formerly In use at the Palace will be sold by Morgan on Friday. A number of sugar corporations will noiu annual meetings during the pres ent month. There will be mall from San Francis co Wednesday afternoon by the Hong kong Maru. A goid, spider-shaped stick pin was lost yesterday on way from Kapiolant Park to Punchbowl street. The Warner's corset Is the only rust proof corset made. Whitney & Marsh have twelve different styles. Continuous heavy grains prevail In 'Makawao, and the up country fields or young cane are becoming quite weedy. Maul News. The police court took, a short recess this morning as the attendance of Ben ny Zablan, the clerk, was required. In the Circuit' court. " " "" An umbrella was found at the Ha waiian Opera House last Thursday night. 'Jwner can have same by call ing at Star ofllce. Manager D. C. Lindsay of Paia hat. oeen attacked by the prevailing "den gue" fever, and has been conllned to his bed for a day or so. Wm. G. Irwin & Co. have received word that the Alameda left San Fran cisco last night at 6 o'clock. She will arrive here one day late. Waimea Sugar Mill Co.'s annual meeting will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 10 o'clock, in the Assembly Hall, over Castle & Cooke. The adjourned meeting of the Bar Association will be hel.) at I oYiick to day In the Assembly Hall. All mem- bers are requested to be present. T"e annual meeting of the share- homers of the Kohala Sugar Company will be held at the offices of Castle & Cooke, on Monday, Feb. 23, at 10 a. m. The steamer Mauna Loa Is due to morrow morning from her regular run to Lahalna, 'Maalaea, Kona hnd Kau ports. She will have a good sized load of sugar. There Is now Joy for people who aie troubled with mosquitoes. Skeet-Go is something entirely new and Is .descrlb ed in the ud of Hobron Drug Co. on this page. ' Sealed tenders for the construction of a teachers' cottage at LIhue will be received at the ofllce of the Depart ment of Public Instruction until noou of Saturday, February 28. The annual meetings of .the Walalna. Agricultural Co., Ltd., and Ewa Plan tation Co. will be held in the Assem bly Hall, over the offices of Castle & Oooffe, on February 28 and 27 respec-j tively. 1 A heavy wind storm raged In. Laha-J ina this week', sweeping down In whirl-; winds from the mountains with such force as to alarm some of the residents whose houses stood In the path of the whirlwinds. Maui News. Mosf o'f the men arrested yesterday on change of having been present on the Wilder wharf where gambling wu in progress, failed to appear in the police court this morning so their balls amounting, to ?io each were declared forfeited. W'.W.W.V.VW.'.VAVAW 5 THIS JAPANESE HAD -j J LITTLE RESPECT FOR f 5 JUDGE OR COURT 5 "The prosecution shows a spirit of vlndlotiveness that is hardly proper," said Attorney S. F. Chlllingworth this morning in Judge De Bolt's court, when At torney General Andrews asked for a heavy sentence for one Honda, who was found guilty of profanity, after he had ap pealed from a sentence of thirty days given him by Judge Wilcox Andrews gave a brief statement ot the case In which It appeared that the Jap, after one convic tion, had repeated the offense, remarking that he didn't caro for the Judge or the court. Several weeks ago Honda was fined by Judge Wilcox for pro fanity. As soon as he met the complaining witness again he used worse language than be fore and added that ho didn't care for the court and would just as soon "break Into" the cooler. Judge De Bolt decided to allow him jo break In, and be broken In cm, the chain gang for thirty days, "I think that Judge Wilcox Is i well posted in these cases and 1 knows what he Is doing," said 1 Judge De Bolt, "and I sec no reason for leniency in tho prc , sent ense." i f'ttllliirgworth thought, that the. 1 prosecution's statement of tho fuels and circumstances was too , sftfere and was ers'isi vindictive i but tho court thought Hondo " would benefit by a" little hard 1 work. W.V.ViVW.ViWAVW.ViS JACKS' NEW GUINEA WHOOPS, Jack No. 1 was before Judge Wilcox this morning to answer to a charge of helmr drunk. Jack pleaded not guilty The court after hearing the evidence of the arresting police officer, remark ed that Jack had been evidently In dulglng In some New Guinea war 'whoops, and fined, the defendant $3 and JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer and Broker 42 Queen Street V. 0. Bo 594, Telephone 72 At Auction ON FRIDAY, FEB. 13, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., At the Executive Building, King street, I will sell at Public Auction, furniture formerly In use at the Palace, comprising: 1 Massive Oak Sideboard, Plate Mir rors and Italian Marble with Croavn at top. 4 Carved Ebony Tables, Marble tops. 1 Bronze Clock, Marble base. 1 Carved Koa Side Table, Mirror back. 1 Large Cherry Wardrobe, Plate Mir ror front, Crown top. 1 Sevres Vase (as 13.) 2 Pictures. JAS. F. MORGAiW AUCTIONEER. Eor Bent. Cottaire near Emma square, pairtbr. bedroom, bath, clothes closet. Rent 20 per month. Suitable for one or rw gentlemen. JAS. F. MORGAN, 42 QUEEN STREET. jas. f. mmm Auctioneer and M, 4S Queeji Street, P. O. imx o.)i Telephone ,7 SHIPPING lllil ARRIVING. Monday, February 9. Stmr. Nnea'u, Pederson, from Kakulr haele, Waiplo and Honojiaa at 11:15 a. m. with 42S0 bags sugar, 1 pattern and 4 carboys. DEPARTING. M inday, February 9, Stmr. Helene. Nicholson, for Kukaiau takes mail and passengers only,, at 5 p. m. Stmr. JA. Cumrains, Searle, for-Koo-lau ports- at C:30 a. m. KAAICAPALL Arriving. February 0, Am. bark C. D. Bryant, Miller, 27" days torn Seaxtio. STOCK PRICES By cable to tlie Stock. Exchange. SAN FRANCISCO, February 9. The following are the "bid" quotations for Hawaiian stocks at the 10:30 session of the San Francisco Stock and Bond Ex change this morning. Hawaiian Commercial ..$13.50 Honokaa 13.23 Makawell 27.00 Paauhau le.OQi THE HACKFELD CASES. ' The , thirteen eases ot the United States against H. Hackfeld & Com pany, in which the defendants are charged with having allowed rejected Japanese Immigrants to. land, were postponed this morning by Judge Estee trials may bo had. An appeal In a. to the regular April term, when jury similar case Is now pending and the decision may affect the cases In Estee's court. Twenty-five cents pays for a Want ad In the Star. A bargain. Fire Insurance! JHE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED, x uenerai Agents lor awau. Atlas Assurance Company of London, Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon don. New York Underwriters Agency. Providence Washington Insurance Comnanv. Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook lyn. . , . Albert Raas, flanager Insurance Department office Fourth Floor, Stangenwahi Bulldltis. Twenty-flve cents pays for a Want We Sell Piano Stools At Half Price Ivs we are going to close out this line of merchandise. Its a snap for you when you con sider our prices. $2,50 PIno Stools $1.25 and so on throughout the line up to the Fancy Stools at We advise an early selection on your part as the lines are broken and the first to como will have the greater selection to choose from. A WORD TO THE WISE WILL BE SUFFICIENT. COME. Willi NICHOLS CO,, ITD, Joy for People Who Don't Like Mosquitoes What SkeefcGo Is This unique device rids rooms of mosquitoes and flies. There are no disagreeable features of burning powder the old way. It brings out 'the pleasant aroma of the flowers from which our powder is made. It is far more effective and economical to use. It does not trouble the eyes, parch the throat, nor leave the clothing or room with smoke odors. We ask you to try It and If you are not perfectly satisfied bring It back. You. take no chances. Once learning its value' you would not be without one. ; Price complete, with Brass Lamp and Chimney, $1. To insure best results get the SKEET-GO Powder put up by us. This Is a superior mos quito powder made frbm the flowers and Is very popular. H OBRON DRUG CO., Eblers' Block, Fort Street, Sachs' Block, Beretanla and Fort 192 Telephone Blue pOr. $2 per Doz. Qts. IMAM MO., S. E. Corner Queen and Alakea Streets. BEAVER LUNCH ROOM, Fort Street. Opposite Wilder ; Co. H, J. NOLTE, Prop'r. Flrnt-Clasa Lunches served with tea. coffee, soda water, ginger ale or milk. Smokers Requisites a Specialty. Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statement's and Fine Commercial Frintlnff at the Pacific eer SUr omce. Whitney & Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets RUST-PROOF STEEL MARKS A NEW ERA IN CORSET MAKING. RUST-PROOF STEEL IS TEMPER ED TO A NICETY AND MADE NON- RUSTA'BLE 'BY A PATENTED PRO-; CESS CONTROLLED EXCLUSIVE LY BY WARNERS. IT IS THE ON LY ABSOLUTELY RUST-PROOF STEEL MADE, AND WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS ARE THE ONLY GUARANTEED RUST-PROOF CORSETS IN THE WORLD. IF ANY METAL PARTS OF THESE COR SETS RUST, RETURN THEM AND RECEIVE A NEW PAIR. RUST-PROOF DOUBLES THE LIFE OF A CORSET, AND, IS FOR OBVIOUS REASONS THE BEST FOR THIS CLIMATE. THE SHAPES GIVE THE UPRIGHT POISE TO,--THE SHOULDERS, THE SLOPING "BUST AND EXTENDED WAISTLINE; THERE ARE NO STRAIGHT-FRONT COR SETS THAT, CAN SURPASS THEM IN FITTING'POINTS. Whitney Limited OFFICERS. H. P. BALDWIN President J. B. CASTLE. ...First Vice-President W. M. ALEXANDER.. .2d Vlce-Pres't J. P. COOKE Treasurer W. O. SMITH Secretary GEORGE R. CARTER Auditor L Sugar Factors and Commission rierchants AGENTS FOR Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Com pany. Haiku Sugar Company, Paia Plantation Company, Nahlku Sugar Company, Kihel Plantation Company, Hawaiian Sugar Company, Kahului Railroad Company, AND The Cnlllornla and Oriental Steamship Cqmpany Jas. F. Morgan.... Cecil Brown F. Hustace President ...Vice-President , Secretary , Auditor Treas. and Mgr. Chas. H. Atherton. W. H Hoogs, TELEPHONE MAIN 293. Hustace & Go., Ltd J U tUll O I It L l ,, Firewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmith Coal WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Special attention given to DRAYING M.SO, WHITE AND BLACK. SAND ncy .V Alt85 KINDS OF FANCY1;' CAJOTS, .. PIES, ETC., MADE TO ORDER AT VERY LOW PRICES BY A FIRST CLASS BAKER OF TWELVE YEARS'- EXPERIENCE IN HONOLULU. CORNER NUUANU AND BERETANIA STREETS. ake ie Baien Marsh, Ltd Warner's Kust-Proof . CORSETS JUST SUITED FOR THIS CLIMATE Y Y Pill We have 12 Styles; $1.00 and Upward & Marsh C. Q. Yee Hop &ACo. Knhikiiiui Meat Market And Grocery Fruits and Vegetables BERETANIA ST., COR. ALAKEA' .Also at the Fish Market, Stalls I Band 20T Phone Blue 2511. (QOMPANY, LTD.) Esplanade, cor. Allen and Fort Sts. Manufacturers of Soda Water, Gin ger Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root Beer, Creapiw '. Soda, Strawberry, Etc.. Etc. PANTHEON - WATEREY SHAVING PARLORS. Good Barbers, Courteous Attention. Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets. ROACH & RIDINGER, Props. ROOMS 608-510, STANGENWALD BUILDING. Engineers and Contractors P. O. BOX 537, PHONE MAIN 60. IN GOOD COMPANY v Many dollars are turn ed affay annually by The $tatJJnTgJectlng offensive atiti inTproper advertise ments offered for Inser tion In Its columns. This la a cogent reason why The Star's adver tising columns are so generally used and bo widely read. , I X ad In the Star. A bargain, , , , , . 41