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Groceries
FLOUR - " u
HAY AND GRAIN
PAINTS AND OILS
Builders'
hardware
ANTMiANTANA.
Kocliele on the TrntUoran Antidote
for the Pestiferous Htiruli.
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STORES
ilRON , .
WAGON 'MATERIAL, ETC
Plantation
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DRY GOODS AND.
STAPLES
fertilizer and
eon'meAl'-'''1' '
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. Liberal Terms
l!Ili
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proposition to withdraw opposition
to the ditch hill if he could he guar-ftntced-jftjfJyJper'cent
of the profits
of the" project. 7 Mr- McCrossott
Territorial -entomologist Alherl Lmnde hisfhteiuents verv emnlmt-
ift.i1:j..i!...Vr'..!iA...l... ,...i ,.',ti , ,. ,iv .
back in triuuiph from lite, MexicaS'
trip some ifisect, be it butterflf';
slug'. worm, scaly vbJigtitvthntvwiH'
prove an antidote to the lantann,
bane of the planters and lanrl own
ers in jjcjiernt, His hope is only
deterred by the fact that he will
probably arrive in Mckico1 during
the rainy season, at thcAvrong-tiuic
of the ycar'to ee! whafforirrof in
sect life it is that keeps the lantana
from becoming' a' pest ii Muxtco'
and reduces itUd d-'rard plant.
The argument (advanced by.Pror
ifessor Koebdle is 'a tteuable. tonen
Mexican soil and conditions; are
largely similar to ours, if anything,
more conducive ,to i the growth of
lantana, yet in Mwieo'itiobstinately
; refuses to flourish there iunder the
niosti favorable! auspices;!' ergo,-
there is something in Mexico that
is detrimental to lantana that at
the same time does; not seem to
affect sugar cane,i coffee iOr other
.useful! and profitable grpwtbsm .
There1 is a bare' possibility, ' but
only a very remote one, Ihat's'ome
subtle chemical changes in thecoma
position of 'the s'dil may' be th'e
caus"e but the prdba'bilityiliesinithc
existence1 of sobc form rof insect
jlife that preys upon the' leavei or
flowers'.' There. is a small butterfly,
observed by Koebele lUuruig' his
last trip to Mexico which'Hem t&
esteem the, flowers of the lantana
an especial luxury, and. no flowers
means no seeds and, no .more Ian-J
In Ceylon the .lantana, has been
.:'',. I ' ' ",-"iil.-- til,' .' ...
,pragiicauy,excrraina;eui oy ,iue nir
troduction, of' the" small flowered
sunflower but the latterimpover
ishes the soil, and 'the cure is worse
than the disease. Curse as the,
. i j' ' '.. i i . , Ni'ij
lamnrm is, usually supposed to be
uus nui uL-L-u wiiuoui .lis,, uses,
and valuable ones to these islands
as a soil maker and .enrichei
Jsb
VEA4
ST &. v it i
' ! fe,
-S5
ically andchallcnged Mr. vGSKtjio
deny itr The latter said ho
charge were not true andthaflHe
Lv6ul4,callup6n Mr. McCrossonto
make them when they returned to
Hawaii.
nTlic snh-cqinmiuce will probably
report on the bill tomorrow and
place1 it before the full' committee.
It-is understood, that -the, .sub-coin-,
mittcc will likely favor,' i general
bill, allowing the Hawaiian Ditch
Company to dig irrigating ditches ,
bht this aftertiboh the sub-coin
mittee had not agreed upon the de
tails, p.f the measure. , .
A decision" of the Comptroller of
the Treasury, that Hawaii is ' part
ofithe United States as far. as, being
entitled t6'a'rWr(t bf the, tfflrirpj'la-
tions of the federal Government
for diiterent Tjileau w6rk is c6i
cerned, will have an important
bearing1. . The Case was brought
,up for test purposes, being a bill of
$2 f6r records from Hawaii regard
iug the topics in which the Geo-i
logical 'Survey is interested. As"
the Comptroller decides that the
ekpeuse was justifiable au'd legal
the Geological Survey, the Coast
and Geodetic Survey and other
bureaUsiof the Government, sup
ported .by .general appropriations,
will not hesitate to undertake work
llm t!oritliu llncirHliT frHm iTttifl tn
""('Wii'i'" "! ri ",i
time in Hawaii; The' 'decision ofi
the C9niiitr6llcr te ver(j' bref, cov
ering something like 100 wordsi
IMUTIHII L'OLLTICS WAIOI.
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'ShEJ
INSURANCE
-IT) COMPANY
"4-N
Assets (Ilotnu Offico
othcnlnirii, Sweden
Mil
)
$7,3ii,S.tf
Cor AdtHUotinVSeCurlty (if AiiR'riciut l'ollcy UuIiIlth) 656,678.43
' ' l'ntifH pjitist Department : I'.nWAttl) 11ROWN : SONS, Geiicrnl AkciiIs
411 -413 California St., San J'rnnclsco.
H. HACKFELD"6i CfO., Ltd., Ro3idont Agonto, HILO
.1
.BeiiLostlienes' Cafe
ii-if , 1 . ! ;
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1HlKtR ,ql or,
wl bn?. .-rfr.)n :
mil ?
ifjrn
Vlf!
:--,;CUlSINE!UNEXCELlLED, 'service unsu'r'i '
.. .1 ,;. -.-.., ,tr;, ..,. S-'.j"i" 11 ''"'' ' ttjii'Ml-'C;
liaaxL-u, (lining iuuui nun uuuiu lurnisiiiugs,
AXAJ i'lHiiPilU Ut iUllllll 111 UlC llUWilllilli
:IslandJ!;', : J1" '
t.ll. ' ! "I i, ll.l'
Dinner Parties,- Banquets,; l
'it"1 rH"if"''i. :: ';!:, ;''
aii1dc?,upp(ers . ..:.
:!r.
i;i
un ii,
,,r ' ' ' served under the supervision of, the proprie-
' :c till. i-'inlJ.t'.i'A ::!.';,.,' !'''. ':..'1.'
'esitlencesi" ' ' " '' '"
'.' ,..' 'iCHMPGNESand; fiucTable Wines;
fcardjrocim, reatling rorjpand buffet. -
' il n..'-r!i"i''t. -. ' " '''" ' '' '
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HILO.
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fill 1' IT' ' 1
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.Hv Davles & Co., Limited
,hav Rucxayjsu ux .Roderick nnu
' ' " ' A "FW.USUI'W.y 01' , ,..
OROCEKIES
Amonji which nfe DATHS IN CARTOpy,
"'"" ', I'idKI,HI) ONIONS AND I'ICCAUrj,
. 1 f 1 1 . .T ,', in iiKJin. hiiii 5011), ki'ijs
.HMllKI'in RU IJl?lUNOS, 50 full to thctin
'.COI)KISH''lN DRUMi, nml.it FarJoml of ' ,
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The lantana has served ns n
, ;' ' i-",1 .1 'j 1"' ', ''' 'l ,'
holcjer of the, sou being deposited
on t,he bare lands, by tile constant
erosion coinir on bv wind and water
in the. cations and blown or swept
onto the rocky uplands, and barren
piains, wnere, uuprotecicu ny me
lantana the future soil ,would,soon
. ' Hi 1 -.ii! : ,Tr 11 f 1 H.
,be carried off to sea. . The lantiuia,
i,ii .11 .1 i;jihi
1 ... n mi'i
retains, not merely thel previous
ii-.. '1" i. II., .I'J i .1 .'.11.
ns but serves as a repository for
1 ji
grains but serves as a repository foi
moisture, preventing it 'from mi
.mediate draining off to the sea or
. ' ' . ' , " " f . :(i'VI 1
evaporating under a tropical sun.
us own uccay 01 leaves anu twjgs
, ,- ' nil '. ; Tii -11 - "i.f.
helns to make tonsoil. for future
geiierations.to plant in atiti call the,
" 'i ..;'' . V iui. .1 ! 1 1
lantana blessed.
I 1 " 'r ' ' ' ' v'
.Professor Koebele stacsthatits
campaign against tlie lantana aim
t . ijMli?-'!! J? I IH ' 1 1 1!j .- . ,'
similar, pests would, be much, facili
tated if he had ,an assistant to act
' , l r ' 1 , '- 1 1 - 1 ' '
as breeder to possible extermina
tors. Should he bring back an
onset to the lantana thpr wll
probably be, plenty to contribute
towards a'.flind fbrsuchn purpose,,
The West .lndies , are to.be. In
cluded in the tour which, will gen
erally be an extended one tiring
which a. vigorous research into cane
1 Ti it 'if ill ',, : : .
borers and inspct pets. qiid bless
ings generally wlj ( be pr'osjicutd.
i)i:i;vu suiikju; itf),v
ChiirKL'H or. ltlackiniill Arn HiiuiIIlmI
hi Uuiiimlttre Kooiu.
t T , I-;
V stqry from Vshiugtqn pn))r
,lis,hqd in, the Adver,tif?er cpnfjeriiing
,the Kohaja dj,tch schemq. reads as.
follows; , .
Washington, , I'VjIi, 3p,rT.hsre
,was a very, testy h.eariug. this morn
ing before the sub-committee' of the
.House Committee on' Territories!
about the Hawaiian Ditch Com
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r-viMk-
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' All classes of Hngiuecrlng work solicited.
Reports made for nut class ol. Waterworks.
' tWif.ll inatiklttiitL Sifcdifi"daUdiis imil Kstii
'.'''-'.'V'V--.'.''.'
f
HAWAIIAK
Engineering and Construction Co.
1 Rpomp 508, 509, 510 Stangcnwald Building, Honolulu, T. H.
Kxaniinatlons, Surveys ninl
Steam and lilectrical Construe-
listiniates nretiarcd. ami Coustru-tiou
Superintended in ull branches of ICnyiiieeriiiK Work. Contracts so' itcil
for Railroads,, eli-ctrio, and steam Tituiiels, llridges, Buildings, Highways,
I'oundatious, Piers', Wharves, etc.
SPIvCIALi ATTENTION Riven to Examinations, Valimtions. ami
Reports of properties for investment purposes.,
II 11 1 1
EREDER1CK-J..AN1WEC, M. Am. Soc. C. E.,
.ii 5i jH'Mti'i Engln'o'or and Manager.
W. R. CASTLE, JR., Socrotary and Treasurer.
' .(M il .Vic I P.O. Box 637.
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JN;c0Wba,'1" i'Es'AB'lllSHED .1-864 r,7
1
J. A. Buck
C. II. Iluck
( '.I
NrOHMND'P & CO.
! i! ' ' ! ' ' ' I : '.' . i I '
Koscliery's ltrcak from Campbell
lianucrjiiiui Sf i.-IIoii of (I.lhiirnls. . ,
London, lfcbfl 22.. ord lpse
bery's nuuouucemcut of his final
sepafatiop foriri $ir';Hen,ry "Catijp-bell-Bannerinatrs
section of the
ILiberal party fornis a 'fruitful topic
for editorial articles and for dis
cussion in all quarters' of Great
Britain. One .ot the most noticeable
'pliascs is , th; cliripuri effect; the'
lcttepproduced 011 the wording .or
th'e'Tj'me's. editorial, bnhe stibidct.,!
Itsi fneiidliness toi the ex-rremier
rmfp)if. ctfsjlj? be 'xplaitidd u thci
ground of., Unionist 'delight' nit a1
rdefinjh.e spljt.iu.tie pppti.sitipn ranks.
Its: 'declaration that ''what the
'cdilntr'y'warit's'is hot 'd brHnrf 'ii'eVt 127 Market Street,
AlANUHACTORKRSAND )IAl.jtS in, j
.In
FK.ETILIZERS
0&.J3per.9 Descrjtipn., ; ,"
'V
rset ofiprinciplesi butia new sctof-
fW&f piniff'.-.priJ...
"Sent' set without upsetting thd policy
nificant demand (that 'I;ord Rose
bery's party mtist prove 'that tlVdy
rcan be trusted to "infuse business
, , r 1.1 'ii- ' , . 1 1 I.: 1
energy and capacity into the prose-
'cution of an imperial .policy.
1 "If," the Times concludes, "the
fruition'of 'efforts ,iii that .direction
:may seem to be remote,! we. can
'only s'qy, it mdy1 cdnic' sooner (hail ,
anybody expects."
iXiiis. itjttf auce. h stared, rurh,ors,
of a new. coalition between the
U.isfbnjijrs, 'pW, ImpeVia.r . Ijjber'aiji,
Bone MfeilV :,OM JlooCMe'nl,
iSiiliihato of .PotaHli, , Murlale or-VofaSli,
Si'iliiiiatc of AiiLiiioniii, , titrate of So.rta,, j (j
AlasiiaFisli Scrap,! '' Double Hupcrpliospliatu
.Twan ij-ftv 0nulc Tftlkagc.
Oflflco:
.aaotTot:
SAN FRANCISCO GAc MiSEfifca
ii-.n'ii
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ll I'll!. I '
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11 .:
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'"' Certificate brAiialysis accompanies our shipments, which we guarantee
mil til',1, nin ".I iiiiti...; ,1 .1 !!. ' i I
1. ') 10 ue correct. , ir, .. )
:u;:i 1 a
11
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.-
ORDERS FILLED AT SHORT NOTICE.
K:i " -I .. '
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ii. .
nrr
Hilo IaLXllTOlCl Co.
:-i'i't r . ' 1 ' 1 . ' , , (
under the leadership" of the' biikl!To''tn?'ffI'ci;t''ar'c i ,.Twns,w
of pevoi1S.hir:e'and tfprd Iopebery L I. , ' I, , .. ' L
besides the possible defection of1
the Times, iujts support (C t,he pre-1
sent Government. Something of,
ithis is visible in thq Globe's edi
torial article this afternoon, which,
wiiue congratulating. i,pru uose- : ..
bery on his ''emancipation' dilates n"
strongly upon the, pettiness of the
difrpfcupc.bct,w,cci, his ppliqy a"d
,tliat of tfie Uuibnistii,
I'afeetiKlr
VrtlRhV''
Pas-seiiK r
A.ff 2tto
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33t
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k'ave.UUuas..follows;.-Sundaya.cxcepteil
TTT-t
'Mill
1 n '
7:20.
Keanu
7:30
11:50-,
4foo
. !" 'IVT'
Pernilale
7:45 ,
4US
Moiuitaiu
View
8:00
ii:o
'4:3
iiRETURNING-
Lcaves Mountain View :
1 . 1 it-,... -.!
'.' claM
(piss'ciiK.'r,
.1'r'tfiij.t ,
fountain'"
' ' ' View
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NORTHi
- -r :-,- - , t-
' Pernilale ' ' ICeaatt
AM;'.fj;jo
Vtth m
, .5:P
. 1-45
! II f .
! (j:oo
2:00 1 .
Olaa Mill
Hilo
9:10
. 2:3P
M'sMb-
9:30
;oo t
:ixi .
E
V Train
I lav I lit? u Ituii on' (,'liamln'rluln'sf
' ' ' ' M i 1 mil ''"'.' ' ' .1.1'
(;oii(,'li Kcmeil).. , ,,
.ljehve.e'if.ilic, l6i)fjl, 'pf 'eleven!
o'clock a. m.'. and '-'closing time at ) 3
nlgii,, Jan. 25th, i.'ooi'. 4.y.-v"
Clark, druggist, Glade Springs; ' ;
Va., y. S,,V,(, ,sold twelyo bpitlJTroii .
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. (1L
ue
SOUTH Sunday Trains leave Hilo for Mountain View.
n -ivt ,tt. rr.trt .-'t'tt I" 'i' I .
,.Cni
t'.liu'i
Passeug'r
!?)'
A.M. 8:00
P.M. 3:30
Oliia'Mill
Keaa'11
:2o
3:50
8:3d
.i;oo
' I'criuliile
8:45
4.I5
ii" i "i '
iMouutaiu
i 1 View
- -'.
EtURNG'rpAfli. Su'iday Trains leave Mountain View.
Keaau j
9XX1
:3'
1 i ' '"''
cni.u ''I .... r. 1w,..'.ll,l ..' ...,1' ' .1. . l.-ittntiii'r A.M. li'lll . . n'tc
pany'sbill; "Arr. Y."T. McCrosson 1 icine. that nll hutipi'rtr irnoi. hp'rip'r, " -' --L-ulAJv! 5-LiU.. &su..
I- " .1 " " r" ' ' ...... . h. . ... . .. m n ww.. . r. .
miii 1 11-1 rnms wnr iervn nun' inr ninn everv inursanv ano m nnnv
pany s bill. Mr. J. T. McCrosson 1 icine- that sold butter1 or gave better " -' '- uiiiuv '.TL-UJ .-. .;
and Mr. Kd'gar CdyplesJs apV.'edrcd satisfaction to, ,ny . w..." - ,:.K!il,'.!fl?i!!!
inbehall "of 'the bill while Itt-Sena- j This Remedy has been in general Triiiii ' ;; C)as I', '' i'.l1 . Ijilq"
tor 'Thurston, bf Nebraska! hmlJllr.j use iu Virginia for many years, " ,' ,.., '1 .'','
Gdirtlppdareti against Uili bill. 'fniid the people! tnerPhr'e well nc-l"' ffiTBlM.'
10:011
53"
liw Mill j ,'llilo
10:10
10:30
6;oo
HAMS, BACON, MESS PORK and PIG PORK
, , Parey's Jltoejia Jtyrible Cemenl Roofing
I'or Prlceu ami further particulars ujiply to
iTSHEO. H. DA VIES & CO;r Limited
Mr. Williatit Haywood Was' also Jquainted with its excellent quali-
present. "TlitJ sub-rj6miiiitti!6 con
sisted'of Cluurnihii Rutix, of Mas-
Olaa Mill
sachusett'sj G'bV. 'I'bivers, of Plaint',
and 'Mr. De Graffenried', if Te'xfts.
During tlie'lidarint Mr. '.AfcCfossbn
; flatly1 charged Mr1. Ge'hr witli beiiig
in a'blackihailitig 'scheme"and 'with
trying WJiandbiig thb mciVbehttid
'the Kawaiidu 'dilcli project!' lib'
chiirged tllnt Mr. GLdiVhad made;'!!
A.M. u;im
'Si.. M-'i
has effected. When yoti need'a
good, reliabje iiiedicine for a cough "'-
f'SSy.'aLHiKVa'
ties. Many of them have testified : "''.'' '." '"'RETURNING
. 1 . t4 ..t4.IM -U. .'. ll.l
to tlie remarkable cures which it ,. ,..:.' 1 .
, iram ,, viasi'
j . , . ,
ti , wiT-r isryr. r 7UiT?
sbn J or cold, or attack of the gr(, use jLtS&Jr WP , J W .$?
:iu v-iiiuiiuciiiiiu s v-ougii Kenietiy nuu
you, arf!ic,ertain to be. more
nleased.with thu otiiek' curt.
. " ' i:.l :.....'.i .... .1...
iiniillliuiia juiillLlli if ,lli u fuj lilt,
l'alioa
M':2o
9:20
1tt"Tt
NORTH. Leaves Puna:
.!
JMI ,
Leaves
m ,( .1.1 .j. n ,( ,
- . !, " I
. , l'ui Paltoii
11:40
9:40
trn
'"", "IU ! .
Puii
12:06'- ' 1
In run
i'.iii;'ffi:Jt"
Olaa Mill
1:211
3:45
1:40
i:5
Hilo
1 ;oo
5
it affords. For sale by Ililb'Drug'
Co. ""' " '"' ' ' I
,, " ' ! ,,Jx,V'Mrhiiii tickets, vill.e.!)ol, jii S-itunlays anil limlayn at riilucnl rates,
e , tliaiij. Ko(vjuijti,tlii;'pll(iw!n(,',rt1,ll.VjJil"))1i Cinuuiiiliitiit tickets nii'.mw wilil,miinl
! which -V ,1,r tWL'niy.five trjp.f,lclween Hl9 fiiul qiiui at (1 i:iutfll att villjijct t Cei(ui(i
is ,:
W,. ,H. LAMBERT, Supt.
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ikiMiJMaAMtaM-'
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