Hilo tribune. [volume], March 14, 1902, Image 8

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PLANTER'S LINE
OF
SAILING VESSELS
Direct Line between SAN FRANCISCO
AND HILO.
llnrk St. Catharine, Capt. Saunders
llnrk Amy Turner, Capt. Warland
llnrk Mnrthn Davis, Capt. McAUraan
QUICK DISPATCH
"SFor freight and passage apply to
CH & CO., Agents, San Francisco
VErCVER & CO., Ltd., Agents,
C BR Honolulu, or
&ckfeld&Co., Ltd.
H. H
AUKXTS. 1IILO.
THIS
HiP,-Bfilfery
4. 'f
Makes Finest Bread.
Fresh Rolls and Buns
always on hand : : :
Ice Cream for families
Wedding and Party Cakes a
Specialty
HOP WARN CO,
Cor. King and l'ront Streets.
Dealers In Dry Goods,
' Japanese and Chinese
Goods.
RATTAN FURNITURE.
TltUtl'IlONK
ENTERPRISE )
CARRIAGE SHOP J
Volcano St., by bridge. 0
kinds of carriages made to i
. Ueiairin?, and Job Work
y and (inickly ilone. Horse- f
All
order.
neatly and quickly
shoeing a specialty. Carriage
terial constantly on baud.
R. B. BYRNIi, Prop
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in
Rand made Saddles and harness.
CARRIAGE
TRIMMING.
RICHARDS & SCHOEIM,
Hilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LtdJ
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'Sugar Factors,
Commission Agents.
Sole Agents for
I
National Cane Shredders,
Baldwin Locomotives,
Alex. Cross & Sons' Sugar Cane
and Coffee Fertilizers.
Speedy
Gasoline
Launches
L. HKLBUSH has the agency
for the sale of the celebrated
Racine Boat Manufacturing
Co.'s swift gasoline launches.
FOR PRICES
apply to him at Potemkin's Store,
VOLCANO STRgETT
HILO;
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Everytiling will
6v''t
IF IT IS GIVKN HALF
A CHANCE
Give your HAIR a chance to grow
by using a remedy that
WILL DESTROY
DANDRUFF
We put up a preparation that will
do this. It is not an experimental
remedy, but a certainty.
Refreshing to use and
an
Ideal
Hair Toilet Preparation.
Write, Telephone, or send to us for
COMPOUND QUININE
HAIR TONIC
50c. A BOTTLE
Bicyclo Delivery to any part of the
City
CO., Ltd
HILO DRUG
Telephone 64
FRONT STREET
AM ANA
flerchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order at Low Prices.
, Heady-Made Suits. Cleaning and Mend
; ing Neatly Done.
j 43 I'KON'T STRKKT,
,C 1 Next to Chinese Doctor, HILO, II. T
Ho
MAKES
THE
BEST
CLOTHING
t
lis
FRONT STREET
-AT-
All Run Down
No Appetite. Weak. Discouraged,
Watm climates nhvnvs dobllllato llio
nervous system. Tlio digestion is slow,
and tho liver beci mos tdugglsh. im
purities in ti.o Mood ncctuuulato, and
you (to about downhearted nud de
pressed. All this may bo quickly
changed with j)roior tieatnicnt.
lrs. 0. Kennedy, of 'M Krsklno St.,
North Melbourne, Victoria, scuds us
her photograph and this letter:
" I had lot my aimotlte, wns very fik, nnd
nil run down
jHoiiiiiiK 11111 iuu uuuu, anu a
was discouraged.
I tlicn tried
AVCP'C j
I ft--"
barsapanlla
and It tirotuiUt mo right up to my usual health
and strength. And I want to add a word hero
about Ajtr's Cherry rcctnral. It has cured
mo of 'mcli hard enuhs nnd colds that I feci
Mira not uovitnuiit it. 1 or jamiiy rcrno
;
f.les I rciy on that worn, Aycra.' "
Keen vour ImjwcIs In cood condition with
Aycr's 1111... Tnko juxt enough to iirmltico ono
good t reo movement of th) Ixiwels dally,
Prcptrcd by Dr. J, C. Arcr Co.. Lowell, Mill., U. S. A.
CHAXUES FOR KOX.V.
F.
Wuiulpiiticrg'H Kcporl
Court.
to the
b. Wuiulcnbcrg, tne Konn re
cciver, has hopes for the cash to
harvest the crop of the Koua Sugar
Company, in spite of the decision
of Brewer and Co., that they will
not take it up. lie submitteu a
written report to Judge Humphreys
yesterdav, stating the situation as
follows
Last week I visited the Kona
Sugar Company's property situated
at Kailtta, Hawaii, in company
with Mr. George Robertson, of
Brewer & Co., and made a thor
ough investigation and inspection
of the property, from which I have
reached the following conclusions:
1. I find the climatic conditions
of Kona very favorable for the cul
tivation of sugar cane; largely ow
ing to the fact that the rains, which
usually fall in other places during
the winter months, in this section
fall in the summer months, during
the period of the growing cane,
nnd in the winter mouths, when
.'the cane is being harvested, it is
j comparatively dry.
2. 1 lie land, to all appearances,
would indicate that cane could not
be grown 011 the same, but the fact
remains that excellent cane is now
growing on the place, than which
it is hard to find any better any
where. 3. One of the reasons for the
present financial difficulties of the
company is largely owing to the
criminal waste and poor judgment
exercised in planting cane in sec
tions at tco high an altitude for the
proper growth of the same.
4. The method employed of
making contracts with planters and
allowing them to draw largely in
advance of what was coming to
them before the crop was harvested
has resulted in placing the com
pany entirely at the mercy of its
labor,
5. Very poor judgement has
been exercised in the matter of the
mill; it being uoihiug more nor less
than pieces picked up from here
and there, all of which have cost
more'in the long run than a com
plete new mill would have cost,
without being able to give any sat
isfactory results.
But in the face of all these con
ditions, I think that if sufficient
funds could be found available to
harvest the present crop of :yo2,
and also that of 1903, a net tonnage
of at least 7000 tons could be had
in the next 16 or (8 months, as can
be seen by the statistics hereto at
tached. Crop of 1902, say 3000 tons
. Coot of completing rail oad ffio.ooo.oo
' t.osi 01 conveyance 10 mill ol
I cane estimated at 30.000 to. is
I at ft 30,000,00
I Cost of manufacturing and
, bags
I Cost of wire cable to arrive
j Salaries now due (Jan. 31, 1902
I Labor now due to men em
20,(KX),(XI
S,(xxi.(x)
.1,1)50,1x1
ployed direct ny tlie cum
Jiany
Lalxir now due to nlunters for
13,000.00
crop of 1902, to Jan. 31 iH,ooo.oo
"W&fc&&fi3 fkfST
Labor advances for crop of
I 1903 42,000.00
Jlaintenancc of stnldes, say 10
months, nt ft ,coo 10,000.00
j Salaries, say 10 mouths 10,000.00
1 Incidental expenses , 15,000.00
Total f 229,050.00
Crop of 1903, say looo tons
'Cost of conveyance to mill of
j cane rstiui.itcd nt 40,000 tons
at ft f 40,000.00
Cost of manufacture and bags.. 25,000.00
, Salaries for six months nt ft 140
per mouth 6,S.o.oo
1 Rents 12,000.00
1 Maintenance of stables at
$1,000 per month, say seven
j mouths 7,000.00
I Incidentals 15,000.00
I Total , f 105,840 00
.Total receipts from crop of 1902
unit 1903, 7,000 tons at J 53... fjb&.ooo.oo
Total expenses taken olT crop
1902 and 1903 334,890.00
Total $51, 110.00
All through the grinding season
there will be plenty of cane tops
for feed, which will greatly rq'Jutfc
the cost of maintaining tne stables.
The crop of iMi. if started to I
take ojr,,i January, will be off by
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HON. E. C. MACFAHIiAXE.
His Passing Am ay 011 Ills Honey
moon Tour.
Chicago, Feb. 16. Kdward
Creamor Macfarlane died on his
wedding tour at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, at the Auditorium hotel,
leaving a young wife of a week a
widow at 22 years of age. The
body will be taken to San Fran
cisco tomorrow, and thence sent to
the Hawaiian Islands to be buried.
Mrs. Macfarlane is inconsolable.
Macfarlane had been a bachelor
and was 49 years old. They were
on their way to Kurope to spend
their honeymoon. They reached
Chicago last Monday, and Macfar
lane was taken sick that afternoon.
He died of pleuro-pneunionia. F.
W. Macfarlane, a brother, is ex
pected here Monday from San
Francisco to take charge of the
body nud escort the widow home.
Mrs. Macfarlane goes back to a
home crowded with wedding pre
sents which have not even been ac
knowledged. LICENSE EXPIIEEl).
Hrewcry's Term of Firieru Years
Up Lust Mouth.
The Honolulu Brewing and Malt
ing Company's brewers' license has
expired and it is claimed that under
the statute it cannot be renewed.
At the Kxecutive Council meeting
this morning an application for a
dealer's license was made by the
company, and the council discussed
the proposition of issuing such a
license and allowing the company
to proceed under it
The law under which the brew-
cry license was icd was passed
in 18SG. It auU nzed the Minis -
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ter of the Interior, now the lreas-
urer, to issue a license for the brew-
n; :., ti..i..i.. r r.r
ing of liquors in Honolulu, for fif-
teen years. lneliltecn years ex-
The fifteen
pired last mouth, and the question
has been raised as to the brewery
company's right to get another.
The license, though issued fifteen
years ago, has only been iu use
about a year.
The "Dealer's License" which
is now asked for. is nrovided for in
,. c .1 1 1 ,
section 432 of the penal code, and
allows the holder to sell intoxicants
in quantities of not less than a gal
lou of spirits or a dozen bottles of
malt. Treasurer Wright will in
vestigate the question of whether
the company can keep 011 manufac
turing under this sort of a license.
Subscribe to the Tkuiunk.
J. D. KENNEDY
Watches
J c w c 1 r y
Silverware
EVERYTHING FIRST
CLASS
BY AUTHORITY.
Sale of Lensc of Govern
ment Lot Situate ai
Jfniliiu, North Iio
1111, Huwiiii.
ON SAITKDAY. Al'UIh 5TII, 1902,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance
of the Capitol (Hxecutivc lluildlug) will
be sold at public auction the MJASK of
the premises know t ns Kamnkahouu,
near the sea beach, situate at Kailua,
North Komi, Hawaii, and containing an
area of 7-10 of an octer a little more or
less.
Tim r!nifnntin!it t-pbfii(iur tin. 4lILt.
1 lege of taking upon 60 days notice for the
(purpose of jmbhc improvement, the strip
ol shore line extending at a right angle
from the end of the Government Wharf
at Kallua, along the waterfront of Said
Lot.
Term : Lease for l'ivc Years, permis
sion given June 8th, 1902. " ' "
Upset Jpii.! 1 $zoXa per annum,
IMvablc semi-annually in advance.
JAMHS II. II0Y1),
Supt. of Public Works.
Office of Superintendent of I'ublic
'orks, March 5th, 1902
19.21.
3rorhll,.cc's police ol III
-.- W-- -w . ,, - - ,, .JU
and ol Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a power of sale contained in a certain
nioitgagc made by Annie Nakoolani
Holokaliiki and V. L. Ilolokahiki, her
husband, both of Honolulu, Island of
Oaliu, to Ii. IluUon, of Laupahoehoe,
Island of Hawaii, dated September I,
1S92, and recorded iu the office of the
Registrar of Conveyances iu Honolulu,
in Liber 139, pages 336 and 237, nnd
which said mortgage was duly conveyed
by Ii. V. lt.irii.ini, Administrator of the
listate of the said K. Iluttou, upon the
25th day ol Pebruat, 189S, to Mrs.
Kmm.i Il.irnard, of Honolulu, Island of
Oalui, and duly conveyed by said Mrs.
limtu.i Barnard upon the 17th day of
September, 1901, to Mis. l'otuea Kalauo
kalaui, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu. w'io
is now the legal owner of the said mort
gage and the debt secured thc-cby, the
said Mrs. l'oluea Ivalauokalani iu'ends to
foreclose said mortgage for breaches of
conditions iu said mortgage contained,
to-wit: the non-payment of principal nud
interest when due.
Notice is hereby given that nil nud
singular the lnnd, tcuemeins and hcie
duumenls covered by said mortgage will
be sold nt public auction at the rear door
of the Sheriff's Oilice, iu the Town of
Hilo, Island and Territory of Hawaii, 011
Saturday. April 5H1, 1902, nt 12 o'clock
noon.
The properly described iu said mort
gage and which is to be sold at said time,
is a 1 of that certain tract or parcel of
laud situated in l'tinalioa, Hilo, Island
and Territory of Hawaii, bounded as
follows:
Commencing nt corner of stone wall at
the east corner of C. II. Wctmotc's lot
on Church street and running N. 52
I)cg. K. t.90 chains along said street to
south corner of lot owned by 1). 1". San
ford, thence N. 22J2 Deg. V. 1.9S chains
along said lot, thence S. 53 'A Deg. V.
2..)5.!j chains to stone wall at west corner
of this lot, hence 39 Deg. H. 2.04 chains
nlong the wall to place of commence
ment and containing an area of 43-100 of
an acre.
Terms cash. Deeds at expense of pur
chaser. MRS. l'OLUl.A KALAUOKALANI,
Mortgagee.
I'or further particulars ripply to R. A.
Lyman, Attorney for Mortgagee.
'Dated Hilo, Hawaii, March 12th, 1902.
IIoolnlui Ilooko 0 ka Mo
ralvi n me ke Kuni.
Ke hoolahaia aku nei mamtili o keka-
hi maiia kuni i haawiia mai in'u ma ke-
1 kahi uiornki i lianaia nta ka la 1 o Sepa
'tetnaba, M. II. 1S92, e Annie Nakoolani
iIo,oklllliki im. w.i.niokahiki, kana
knue mare, o Honolulu, Mokupunl o
Oahu, ia E. Hutton o Laupahoehoe, Hilo,
Moku'mmio nwnHi j kuUiUl koIlcla ,m;
ke Kecun Kakau Kope ma Honolulu,
Oahu, ma kn Duke 139, ao.10 23G a me
237, a ua hooliloia kein moraki e E. W.
Barnard, Luna Hoopouopono Wniwai o
E. Iluttou i make, ia Mrs. Emma Il.ir
nard o Honolulu, Oahu, ma ka la 25 o
Fcbcruari, 1898, a ua hooliloia mai keia
moraki e Mrs. Emma Barnard ia Mrs.
l'oluea Kalauokalaui o Honolulu. Oahu,
ma ka la 17 o Sepateuiaba, 1901, a oia no
ka oua ma ke kauawai o ua moraki la, a
me ka aie i hoopaaia tun ia maraki i olelo
ia inaluua, a ke makemnke nei o Mrs
1 l'oluea Kalauokalaui i oleloia maluiia, e
, h()l)ko nku , kcin llloraki no ka ulmkiiil
' na aelike, oia hoi ka hookaa oleia o ke
kumupa.t a me ka iikupauee I ka wa e
hookaa ai.
I Ke hoolahaia aku nei, e kuni kudnlaia
I ana ua mea a pan loa, na waiwai o keia a
I me keia auo i oleloia ma keia moraki, ma
! ka puku mahope o ke Keeua liana o ka
Makai Nui, ma ke Kaoua o Hilo, Moku
puni a me ke Territori o Hawaii, 111:1 ka
I'OAONO. AI'ERILA 5, 1902, ma ka bora
12 o ke awakea.
t) ka waiwai i oleloia ma keia moraki,
oia ka waiwai e kuaiia aim ma ia maiia
wa, oia 110 keia apaua aiua ma l'uiinhoa,
Hilo, Mokujiiini a me ke Teritori o Ha
waii, a penei ua palena :
Ii hoomaka ana ma ke kihi o ka pa po
liaku, inn ke kihi Hikiuao ka aiua o C.
II. Wetmoie 111a Church street, u e holo
ana Akau 52'f Ilikiua 1.90 kaulahao
ma ia alaiiui a hiki i ke kihi Heina o ka
aiua o I). 1'. Sanfonl, nlaila, Akau 22 '3
Koiiiohaua 1.9S kaulahao 111a ia aiua,
alalia, llema 53 'j9 Komohaua 2.45 '1
kaulahao 11 Juki 1 ka pa pohaku ma ke
kill! Komohaua o keia ap.iua, nlaila
Ileum 390 Ilikiua 2.01 kaulahao pili ana
ma la pa pohaku, a hiki i kalil i hoomaka
ai, a 11011a kn ili -J3ioo eka.
Kuike ke dala. Na llku liana palapala
i ka mea e lilo ai.
MRS. l'OI.L'EA KALAUOKALANI,
Ka mea e paa nei i keia Moraki.
No ua men i kne e uiimii ia R. A. Ly
man, I, oio 110 ka mea paa moraki.
Kakauia ma Hilo, Hawaii, Maraki 22,
1902. 19.21
NOTKJK.
A I.USINESS MEETING OF FIRST
I'oieigu Church Hilo, will bo held at
eliiiruli parlors Tuesday evening, .March
I Slli, at 7:30. All meuibci) of church nud
cougii'gatiou are requested to be present.
1IY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
BY AUTHORITY.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section 456, Chapter 36, Civil Law ol
1S97, I have this day established and set
apart a suitable enclosure, for the im
pounding of t strays iu the District of
South Hilo, Hawaii: the same is located
011 the Katiutnna Road, about xi miles
from the town of Hilo, and known ns
Lot No. 41 l'linahoa 2nd.
Hoomaua Hall I-'sq. has this day been
appointed Pound Master for the above
(lovernment Pound.
JAMP.S II. IIOYI).
Superintendent of I'ublic Works.
Department of Public Work, Pebrunry
241I1, 1902. 17.19
Notice to Creditors.
IutWMauer of the Kstate of ROBERT
R0IIS0N HIND, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed John Hind Executor of the last
will of Robert Robson Hind, deceased, to
the Creditors of nnd all persons having
claims against the said deceased to pre
sent their claims duly authenticated with
the proper vouchers within six months
after the first publication of this notice to
the said Executor at his residence at Ko
hala, Island of Hawaii, Territory of Ha
waii, the same being the place for the
transaction of business of said estate in
said Territory.
JOHN HIND,
Executor of the last will of Robert Rob
sou 1 1 Hid , deceased.
Dated at Honolulu, T. II., February
25th, 1902. 18-22
Uoolaliu Limulioopono
liono Wni will.
No ka tuea, ua hookohuia nu i Lunn
hoopouopono no in wniwni o Kaluai (k),
no Hilo, Hawaii, i make. Nolaila, ke
kauoha akli nei an i ua mea a pan a ka
inca i make i aie aku ai, e hoike koke
mai i ua bila no in aie, i hoohikiia imua
o'u, ma Koac, Puna, Hawaii, a 1 ole ia
imua o kuu hope, P. L. Lyman, tn.i Hilo,
Hawaii, iloko o na uiahiiia eono mai keia
la aku, o pale loa ia aku. A inn he wai
wai ko ka mea i make ma ka lima o ke
kabi, e hoihoi koke mai ia'u. Na'u na
MALEKA KAMAKA,
Lnuahoopoiiopoiio Wniwai.
Hilo, Hawaii, Maraki .), 1902. 18-21
Administrator's Notice.
Having been appointed Administrator
of the Estate of Mrs. Isabella C. Lyman,
deceased. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said Estate,
to present the same to the undersigned,
iu Hilo, Island and Territory of Hawaii,
within six mouths from this date, or they
will be forever barred.
P. L. LYMAN,
Administrator.
Hilo, Hawaii, March 4, 1902. 18-21
Election of Officers.
AT THE ANNl'AL MEETINO OF
the stockholders of the L. Turner Co.,
Ltd., held on Fcbruaiy 28, 1902, tlie fol
lowing oflirers nnd iliectors were elected
for the ensuing year :
JOHN T. MOIR President
li. I). llALl)VIN..Vice-I'rcsident
K. F. MACKIIi Secretnrv
N. C. WILLFONG Treasurer
F. S. LYMAN Auditor
Diuhctous L. Turner and A. Hum.
burg. KEITH F MACKIE,
17-19 Secretary.
NOTICE.
THE HILO ELECTRIC LIOIIT
Company hereby notifies all of its cus
tomers using electric lights that should
the Company's manager or authorized
ngent find consumers burning more lights
than number charged by substituting 32
c. p. lamps where 16 c. p. lamps are
burning, or in any other way adding to
the number of lights paid for bv them
without notifying the company they
will have their lights discontinued.
lly order of the Hoard of Directors.
C. E. SEDGWICK, Manager.
Hilo, Feb. 19, 1902. 16-19
THE
FIRST BANK OF HILO
I.IMITIM).
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
I'liACOCK BLOCK, HILO.
V. I'MCK l-rexideiit.
C. C. KUNNHDY Vlee-lTes.
JOHN T. M0Ut...3iul Vicc-I'res.
C.i . tVmillK Cashier.
A. 15. SUTTON Srcutary.
DIKHCTOKS:
J. S. Cunarlo, John J. Crcicc,
1'. .4. I, mini, II. V. IMtlrii,
Wm. I'ulliir, W. II. Sliiiiinti,
L)rnv ICxclitiiiKc 011
Honolulu The Ikiuk of Hawaii, Ltd.
San Francisco Wells Fargo & Co. Hank
Nkw York Wells Fargo : Co's Hank.
London Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co.
Hongkong and Shanghai Hanking Co;-
poration: Hongkong, China; Shang.
hai, China; Yokohama, Japan; Iliogo,
Japan.
Solicits the accounts of firms, cnrpoir
lions, trusts, individuals, and will prompt.'
ly and carefully attend to nil business con
nected with banking entrusted to it.
Sells nud purchases Foieigu Exchange,
issues I.etteis of Cteilit.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Rented by the Month 01 Year,
ticulars on Application,
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