Hilo tribune. [volume], September 19, 1902, Image 5

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Gooil printing Tkiiiunic.
A. M. Horner of Kitkuihaclc is in the
city.
A. Lidgnto was in from Hntimkun yes
terday. V. S. Walker of Ookula was In the city
this week.
A. F.. Sutton was n Const passenger by
the Enterprise.
Mrs. F. Decker came to Ililo yesterday
by the Clnudinc.
Company D will drill tonight. The
Ililo b.imt will play.
Vouug Chinese hannnn plants for sale,
10 and 15 cunts W. S. Terry.
The steamer Enterprise sailed yester
day afternoon for San Francisco.
II. li. Gehr nnd A. C. Gchr arrived in
the city jcslerday by the Claudlne.
Purser George Hcckley is suffering
from n severe boil under his left nrm.
Von kknt New modern cottage in
Piuieo; address A. S. Wall, Ililo Market.
II. I'. Dillingham has been at Puna
several days. He is expected in Ililo
today.
The Cinch Club meets this afternoon
nt the usual hour at the home of Mrs-4I.
1,. Ross.
L. Turner Co. received a large ship
meiit of the latest style Stetson hats by
the Enterprise.
The Enterprise was in full dress yes
terday when the Senatorial party arrived
011 the Claudiuc.
1 will not be responsible for any 'debts
contracted without my written order.
Robert Andrews,
Do not forget the auction sale of Mer
cantile stock at 12 o'clock Saturday by
A. E. Sutton & Co.
Volcano street has been open for a
week, the bridge nt Kukuatt stream hav
ing been completed.
J. A. M. Johnson of Honolulu has been
in the city the past week in the interests
of his paper business,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mason entertained
friends at their home on Wuiauuenue
street Mouduy evening.
Charles Nolly is the only Home Ruler
nrriving in the Cluudiue, He feels cer
tain of Wilcox's victory.
The election of officers of Company D
last Friday night resulted in the reelec
tion of all the old officers.
J. L. Robirtsou left by the Enterprise
for the Mainland. He had been contem
plating the trip for some time.
J. R. Uergstroui the well known dealer
in musical instruments in Honolulu has
been in the city the past week.
C. C. Kennedy made a brief visit to the
Volcano House last Friday, returning
Saturday with I,. A. Thurston and parly.
The Tkihunu went to press too early
last night to give any account of the big
Republican meeting (it the Pish market.
If you really wu t 11 good Whiskey,
try our BF.LLIJ OF NELSON. It is the
finest in town. W. C. PEACOCK & CO.
Jim Morris ns usual displayed his pub
lic spirit in giving his time and labor to
the making ot decorations without
charge.
II. I,. Herbert is the local agent of the
Phoenix Savings Huilding mid Loan
Association. He may be found at the
Peacock.
L. Severance has been selected by the
committee to serve as special guide to
the Senatorial party on their trip to the
Volcano.
The Senatorial Commission are seeing
Ililo harbor today under the pilotage ol
R. T. Guard, A. IS. I.oebenstein nnd J.
Fitzgerald.
The ditch across Waianuenue street at
the hospital has been enclosed by a sub.
slntilial stone culvert that will withstand
the lest ol time.
The night before leaving Honolulu the
Senatorial Committee was entertained at
u luau given in their honor by Delegate
Wilcox and wife.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. L. M. Whitehouse were
passengers by the Enterprise for the
Coast where they will remain several
we.'ks. They will visit as far east as New
Yo k before. they return.
A number of public spirited young men
raised n subscription this week for the
purchase of a sewing machine which they
donuted to the Catholic Sisters, school, to
bj used in the sewing school.
For a Good Smoke
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Irby's Famous
"Cotton
Exchange"
Cigar
To He Hail 01 All Dealers
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OR AT
HoffSchlaeger Co., Ld.
TEL. NO. 23 CHURCH ST.
(lovcriiincnl UpIr Itlil of Nrnrly
2000 Acres.
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ofland passed from the ownership of I he I mission got to work as soon ns Lnhalna
Territory Inst Saturday Into the hnnds of wns left yesterday, judge A. M. Kcpol
private parties. The lands were nllotled kni "'' James L. Coke ot Maul, who
by Agent E.I). Ilatdwln after being nd- ,l?a,n ! C 8U'n,ncr ?,1 Ln,,"h"1' 'F
,. , . 1 . .1 i . 1. . .lllc''" testimony regarding labor condl-
vcrllsed. There were but thirteen nllot-'lioil, on ,ller ,,,
incuts made. The largest was n tract of 1 not, rc of opinion that n limited
999 acres, which was taken by an Hn- Oriental immigration, confining the la-
waiinit nt 50 cents an acre. The other borers to plantation work would be of
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tent and were appraised nt from 75 cents
to is; per acre,
The lands allotted nrc situated in Puna.
The Elks in Honolulu will give the
Senators n blowout in Honolulu Monday
night. All visiting Elks, especially Ililo
Elks arc cordially invited.
Mr. Gere has sunk six holes nt the
water reservoir site to n depth of fourteen
feet. He finds a solid bottom of Pnhoc
hoc which is what is wanted.
D, L. Conkling, representing the
Evening Uulletin of Honolulu arrived in
the city yesterday to report the work of
the Commission for his paper.
A. L. I.ouisson of Hniuakun is in th
city to attend the meetings of the Sena
torial Commission. He is here to present
the wants of the coffee growers.
S. 11. Rose of the Wilder Steamship
Company has been in the city the past
week enjoying a vacation from his labors.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Rose.
Prince Cupid on his initial campaign
visit to Ililo is accompanied by the Hon.
Samuel Parker and wife, Judge Geo. D,
Gear, E. S. Boyd and R. C. A, Peterson.
Goo Hoo, the prominent Front street
tailor arrived by the Claudiuc with his
I ride. The wedding occurred in Hono
lulu. The Tkiiiunu extends congratula
tions. Henry E. Cooper, Secretary of the
Territory arrived with the Senatorial
party ye'stcrday and is stopping at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stacker in
Puueo.
The Ililo Drug Co. has ordrrcd one of
the finest cash registers made by the
American Cash Register Company,
through J. A. M. Johnson, agent for
these Islands.
The Wilder Steamship Helcnc lefc
Wednesday evening for Honolulu nt 7
o'clock. She will return to Ililo Satur
day nnd be nt the disposal of the Sena
torial party.
A large congregation greeted Rev. Mr.
Nash the First Foreign Church last Sun
day to hear his initial sermon. Next
Sunday, services will be held both morn
ing and evening.
A. E. Sutton & Co. will sell at auction
in the Spreckels' block, next Tuesday, a
quantity of general merchandise and
tailoring goods. They will also ofTer two
acres ofland in Olaa.
By the last Enterprise wc received a
carload of the celebrate.1 A. It. C. Deer,
for which any purchaser purchasing to
the amount of 2 doz., will receive an
ART PICTURE free. W. C. PEACOCK
&CO.
During the trip from Honolulu the
ladies ot the Senatorial party did some
fishing. They 'had good luck as three
large "Ono" and one Mahiuialli were
caught. Tl.o outulloai AttU v.wblwl Ajiij
pounds.
The St. Kathcrine sailed for San Fran
cisco Friday, September 12, with the
following cargo: 5054 bags of Honomu
sugar: 6753 bags of Oiiomea and ill
bundles of hides. She carried 110 pas
sengers. Postmaster Madeira says that the De
partment nt Wushingtou Is showing the
proper spirit toward the Ililo office. Ily
the last boat he received one "f the finest
tycwriters made in America for use in
the office.
CiiAMDiuaAis's Cough hkmhdv is a
cure for severe colds, persistent coughs
and a preventative of pneumonia. It is
111c moiucrs lavorue lor wiioupmg cui.u.
It always cures and cures quickly. Hilo
Drug Store sells it.
The Hilo band gave a very successful
concert at the Hilo Hotel grounds Sun
day afternoon. An unusually large crowd
was present. Tlie day was perieci ami
Director Carvalho gave the people lighter
music than is his custom.
The wooden anniversary of the wed-
dim.' of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Rcid wns
quietly celebrated by a few of their
Irieuds last Sunday evening. Wooden
articles of homely mein but acknowledged
practical value were left at the home.
Senator Ihirtou and Mrs. Ilurton arc
guests at the home of C. C. Kcnhedy.
Senator Thurblou nnd Mrs. Thurston,
Senator Foster nnd Mrs. Foster ore at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Peck. Senator
Mitchell is a guest at the home of A
Richley,
Surveor Baldwin with assistants has
been at work this week making n survey
nud map of King street for the informa
tion of the Department at Honolulu. It
is proposed to regradc and macadamize
this street iu the near future. Baldwin's
map shows the buildings on the street.
Paul T. Mohr, a prominent railroad
man of Portland, Oregon, with Mrs,
Mohr, accompany Senator Mitchell on
his visit to the Islands. Mr. Mohr has
been n factor in the development of the
Northwest and has become deeply inter
ested in transportation problems in Ha
waii. Captain Miller of the Enterprise has
entertained at dinner on board, every
evening since the boat has been iu port,
These dinners have been most enjoyable
as the Captain is a splendid entertainer.
The weullier has been superb and many
huve had tlfe pleasure of seeing that
most beautiful ot Hnwaiiuu pictures Hilo
biy by moonlight iu September.
George Ilenshatl, reporter for the Ha
waiian Star arrived iu the city last Sun
day lor n three week's vacation. While
here, he will report the workof the Senate
Commission for his paper. Mr. lleushnll
is also the Associated Press representative
far the Hawaiian Islands anil is
besides
the accredited correspondent for Leslies
Weekly nnd the Washington Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Haley moved to Puna
the latter part of last week where they
will reside. Mr. Haley's position as
superintendent of the Volcano Mineral
Wuter bottling works makes it necessary
for him to be absent from the city.
1 lend the. move. The Haley residence
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. llrny
iner, Mr. and Mrs. Shoiuaker will oc
cupy the home vacated by the llrayiuers.
on Investigations
Claudlne.
great ucneiit to tlie Territory and the
onlv salvation in the present crisis. It
was suggested to the Commission that
an effort be made before Congress to have
the Kalin. Mitchell bill so nnicuded that
restricted Oriental immigration might be
ni lowed tor plantation purposes only.
I Both Judge Kepoikn nnd Attorney
j Coke were severe iu their denouncement
I of Judge J, W. Knlua of the Maul Circuit
i Court. They accused him of being in
competent, biased nnd dishonest. They
ofTcred to file written charges signed by
all the reputable attorneys of Maui nnd
will be allowed to do so. After this testi
mony the Commission heard the opin
ions of the witnesses on the sentiments of
the Hawaiians for n payment to Queen
Lilioukoloniof an indemnity for the loss
of the crown lauds. Both gentlemen an
swered that in their opinions it would
have n very good effect on the Hawaiians
and make them generally feel better sat
isfied with the changed condition of
things.
Iu the evening the committee sat again
examining Prince Cupid nud Cecil
Brown ns to the cfTect the Boston's ma
rines had ujx)ii the overthrow. Cupid
was of the opinion that the overthrow
was the direct result of the interference
of the American Minister, while Cecil
Brown thought that while the lnndlmr
intimidated the Queen and saved blood
shed that the overthrow would have tak
en place sooner or later. Both thought
that the Queen should be reimbursed for
the loss of the crown lands revenues.
K. OF P. LKVKE.
Saturday Evening Open House Will
bo 11 Popular .Movement.
The Knights of Pythias successfully
inaugurated their Saturday night open
house at their hall last Saturday evening.
Tlie plan is one which will extend the
scope of usefulness of the order iu Hilo
nnd arouse deeper interest nmoiig the
members. The K. of P. hall will be open
to visitors nud strangers from 8 p. m. to
13 on Saturday evenings nnd in the ofter
noon on Sundays. Games, refreshments
nnd reading materials will be supplied.
The initial openin,; last Saturday uight
was most enjoyable. Scores of friends of
the members of the order visited the
pleasant hall and parlors. By way of
amusement there was ping pong, billiards
and cards. Light lunch was served to all
comers and no one came who did not
pass an enjoyable eveniiiL'. The Knlulits
-will further add to the attractions of their
Saturday evening receptions which
promise to be one of the most enjoyable
features of Hilo social life this winter.
NEW INDUSTRY.
HnirnsRC to be Used In the Mitnu-
I'm.,, tt ' Ag.-
Among the passengers arriving in the
Claudiuc yesterday was S. M. Mayer of
Washington who Is 111 tlie Islands inves
tigating the use of bagasse iu the manu
facture of paper.
He has made n tour of Onhu nud Knuai
trying to make arinngcmcuts with the
plantations for their surplus bagasse and
is here for the same purpose. Under
standing thot there is much more surplus
bagasse on this island he will spend sev
eral weeks making investigations on
Oahli "where so much of the refuse is used
as fuel it cannot be handled nt a cheap
enough rate 111 most instances to pay in
working it.
As the bagasse is so full of moisture
that only about forty per cent of it can be
used it is the idea to establish a reduction
works 011 this Island to make the stuff
ready for shipment to Honolulu where
the piper mill will be established should
things go right. The mill meausau in
vestment of about a quarter of n million
dollars and would employ from three
to fifteen hundred bauds as the business
succeeded. Interested with Mayer is
Gejrge Corumck the discoverer of the
great Kloudykc gold region and presi
dent of the Tale-Asbestos Co., of Oregon.
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UEl'UIHilUAN TICKET ENDORSED.
Lincoln Club Comes Into Line for
Straight Nominees.
The Lincoln Club held an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday night at the Fire
man's hall and discussed local political
conditions with a vim. tlicre were
thirty-five members present. The Club
is composed of Portuguese American cit
izens. The following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
1. That the Lincoln Club of Hawaii
heartily endorse the platform of the Re
publican party, adopted in Territorial
Convention at Honolulu, September ist,
1902, and
2. That the Lincoln Club of Hawaii
fully ratify nud support the Republican
ticket nominated nt the District Conven
tion iu Hilo, September 15th, 1902.
Ohm Mill Dunce.
The dance to be given by the Olaa
Sugnr Company on Saturday evening
promises to be a success iu every way.
A special train has been arranged to
carry the guests from Hilo, leaving Wul
nkea station at half past seven, returning
after the dance. This train will run into
the sidetrack nt the mill, allowing the
passengers to step from the train into the
sugar room where the dance will be held.
Regular rdtes only will be charged by
the railroad.
The grand march will begin promptly
nt 8 o'clock. The committee has worked
1 very hard nud their ellorts hove been
successful iu transforming n part of the
big sugnr mill into nil up-to-date ball
room.
Church Notice.
Rev. F. L. Nash will preach iu the
First Foreign Church next Sunday morn
iug and evening. Morning subject
"Tlie Hook for the Times." Kveiilug
subject "Understaudest Thou What
Thou Keadcbt?" All are cordially in
ylted. F. L. NASH, Pastor.
Senators Carry
Aboard
Ililo Urceti TIipiii as Tliny llnfe Not
Been Greeted Ik-Tore 011 Islands.
Yesterday nt 1:30 the, Claudiuc, with
Scnntor Mitchell of Oregon standing on
the forwnnl deck like n second Columbus
on n second voyage of discovery, steamed
up to the Klnnu wharf. She had on
board the Senatorial Commission. They
were greeted by the blowing of whistles
In the harbor and over the city. The
boats in the harbor were all dressed with
flags and bunting. The Hilo band ulnvcd
as the vessel approached the wharf and
the passengers disembarked amid the
cheers of a big enthusiastic Hilo crowd.
Tlicy were met nt tlie until' tilnnlc bv
the Committee of Welcome consistlnc of
juuge wine, v.01. otooic, j. 1. iirowu, L,.
A. Andrews, C, C. Kennedy, C. N. Prouty
Jr., Dr. M. Rice, Mrs. Hawkshurst, Mrs.
R. T. Guard, Mrs. R. H. Reld, Miss E.
Peck and Miss Severance.
The Senators with the exception of
jiiiriou proceeded at once to tlie Court
House and the work for which the v came.
Senator Burton felt the need of n half
Hour's rest nfter his trip, but joined his
collcagucslnlcr.
Judge Little welcomed the Commission
In a few well chosen words. Senator
Mitchell responded.
The Commission was presented with n
memotial prepardd by the following com
mittee: i'. rccic, ciiairman; J. t;. Ridg
way, Chas. Furneaux, C. M. LeBlond-aud
E. N. Holmes.
The memorial calls the attention of the
Senators first to the needs of a breakwater
tu Ililo harbor to protect ships and ship
lug. The memorial ulves details of the
amount of shipping rasing iu and oat of
11110 narnor annually.
111c urgent need ola Federal huilding
was also elaborated upon by the memor
ialists and the commission is asked to
recommend nn appropriation of $100,000
for this purpose. The memorial shows
the ucccssitay of the establishment Lore
of a suitable quarantine station. It also
asks for n revision of the land laws iu the
interest or tlie small farmer nud the
homesteader. It asks for the tirotpctlnti
of the Coffee Industry, It recommends n
modification of the Inbor laws of the
United States In older that labor fnrllii-
fields of Hawaii may be drnwn from other
countries.'
He was followed by A. L. Louisson of
Hamakua. who presented nn able nririi.
ment in behalf of the protection of Ha
waiian Coffee. The land aucstion wns
discussed iu a thorough style bv A. 11.
Loebcustcin, Senator Russell and J. D.
Ryan will be heard heard here or nt
Mountain View.
The procealmL'S of the Senatorial in.
quisitiou nrc highly Interesting. The
presence or E. S. Boyd nnd Territorial
Secretary II. E. Cooper trives the Court
nn air of an impeachment proceedim
agnlnst Governor Dole. They sit ns nd
vocatcs watching every crook and turn Iu
the testimony of parties nnd 'butt In" nt
every opportunity. When A. B. Loeb-
enslein was whipping the Hawaiian
land system with his cat-o-nine-toils,
these two defenders of the Dole svstem
of favoritism were the deepest interested
of all hearers. By their whole attitude
they betrayed the fact thatit required
only an impartial Inquiry to put Gover
nor Dole and his system of administra
tion upon the defensive.
The presentation of the needs of the
cotree industry by Mr. Lauissou was able 1
;,ln.Urll,., If ,r3niT5r-'!i"y"f .
r. recK.
A. B. Loebensteiu by his thorough
knowledge of land matters iu Hawaii
held the Commissioners' attention for
two hours. Senator Mitchell said that
the subject was one that they did not vet
understand, out was one tney proposed to
understand before it was disposed of.
The Senators lenve nt 12 o clock today
for the Volcano. They will return Sat
urday and take the Helenc for Honolulu
where they will resume their sittings
next Monday.
SENATORS OKEETED.
Ililo Citizens Plan to Make Their
Visit Plensant.
The announcement of the proposed
visit of the Senatorial Commission was
reciivcd in Hilo with satisfaction. There
nre many stories to be poured into the
willing ears of the Commissioners.
Preparations for the proper reception
and attention to the distinguished visitors
were soon under way. SherifT Andrews
called n mass meeting Monday night at
Fireman's Hall which was attended by
the representative citizens of Hilo,
The general impression was that the
visitors would be here for work and that
any extensive entertainment would be
out of'place. The suggestions of a ban
quet or a luau were therefore abandoned.
The Commission will sec the Volcano
and Saturday afternoon be tendered a
reception iu the Elks Hall. They will
listen to the people who have grievances
to present in the Court room.
The following committees had the
matters Iu charge:
ui'.ci'.rrioN.
Judge Little.
I)r. M Rice,
Mrs. Hawkshurst,
Mrs. R. T. Guard.
Mrs. R. H. Reid,
Miss V., Peck,
Mrs. L. Severance.
lol. Slobie,
J. T. Iirowu,
I,. A. Andrews,
C. C. Kennedy,
C. N. Prouty, Jr.,
UNTKRTAINM1CNT.
Mrs Peck,
J T Moir,
A 11 i.oeiienstein,
J F Stacker,
J D Lewis,
W S Wise,
Miss I S Richardson,
Mrs W T Ilaldiug,
Mrs J T Stacker
Mrs 1J D Baldwin.
MUMORIAL.
Chas Furneaux,
C M Lcliloud.
P. N Holmes. '
UUSINKSS.
Capt Fitzgerald.
P Peck,
J C Ridgway,
R T Guard,
A 11 l.oeoenstein,
l'INANCJt.
J U Smith, Carl S Smith,
Geo Williams, G F Alfonso
A Humburg, L W Haworth.
H. B. McClauahan, Judge Stanley, II.
G. Dauford, Cecil Brown and Chas. Not
ley arrived by the Claudiuc yesterday to
attend the hearing of the Notley will
contest in Judge Little's Court.
Teddy Scoville, lately manager a( the
plantation store nt Papaikou
WaS llOllllll
over to the Grand Jury by Judge Hopai
Wednesday on tile charge ol embezzle
ment. His ball was fixed at fjooo,
The beautifully finished hall Iu the
Serrao block was dedicated last Saturday
night with a social dance conducted by
Mrs. Carson, There was u large number
present nnd nil had a delightful evening,
A GOOD
PURCHASERS. VARIETY IN STYLES OF CLOTH AND LOW
PRICES CAN UK CLEARLY POINTED OUT.
HLUK SERGES IN LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS
GOOD GOODS
HABERDASHER
CLOTHIER
HATTER .
m. f. Mcdonald
E. N. HOLMES
WIS WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTEN
TION THIS WEEK TO OUR COMPLETE
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE STRAIGHT
FRONT '
CORSETS
IN THE CELEBRATED
WORCESTER"
RANGING FROM $1 25 TO $ 2.50 ALSO
A' FULL LINE OF THE WELL KNOWN
R & G. CORSETS IN ALL SYLES AND
AT POPULAR PRICES
E. N. HOLMES.
Spanking
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Are you
Losing Money ?
Are you
Sure of it?
A NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER will
prove it
See
A. E. Sutton & Co.
Claudlui) Passenger List.
The following passegers arrived by the
Claudlne Thursday: Hon. Samuel Par
ker and wife, R "C A Peterson, Judge
George D Gear, K S Boyd, Senator Bur
ton nnd wife, Senator Mitchell, Senator
Foster, Senator Thurston and wife, Miss
Griggs, Prince Jonah C Knlauiauaole, A
Mahaula, 15 B McClunahau, Mrs J Na
wnhi, Henry IJ Cooper, G W Knight,
Judge Stanley, II G Dauford, F A Lowell,
K M Boyd and wife, Chas. Notley, Chas.
II Kluegel, Hon Cecil Brown, Mrs W
Fernandez, Mrs F Decker, Anthony
Richley, F. A Mitchley, D L Conkling,
Mr and Mrs Robertson, J T McCrossou,
W A Purely, Chas. Kinnian, F M Mayer,
II B Gehr, A C Gehr, Goo Hoo and wife,
Miss Alio, J II Luke, J K Nokookoo, F
Koloa, Rev F Kotauia, G W Baldwin,
Miss Masscy,
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LIliK Invite Ladles.
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entertained iu this manner nud the pleas
tires ol tuu evening were such mat plans
were made at once to invite the ladles
again tonight. The hall will be deco
rated nud u short program of vocal nud
instrumental music will be rendered.
The members of tlie order nre urged
tint to forget this social session for the
ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S AND YOUTH'S
SUITS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND
PLACED UPON Till'? COUNTERS READY
EOR THE INSPECTION OE INTKNmNP.
POPULAR PRICES
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KUTAU
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MAKE
Bargains
.tu..
shoes,
slippers
and boots
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.WehkR(;tjUlfiJzqs,Jpriicesinul
lenve our store unfitted.
Our prices fit your purses.
Come iu as you go by.
Economic Shoe Co., Ud.
HILO "
Notice ol' Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator of the estate of F.
II. Kanpa, deceased, iu conformance with
nn order ot ijourt, will sell ot public mic
tion, nt noon on Siturdny, October 3,
1902, nt the front door of the Court
House, iu Hilo, the following described
real estate:
All that piece or parcel ofland situated
nt Ktikuau, iu South Hilo, Island nud
Territory of Hawaii, nnd more particu
larly described as follows:
Commencing at n point on Alcnnio St.,
south from Kukuau St., 011 the maukn
side of said Alcnaio St. nnd 66 feet from
intersection of Kukuau and Aleuaio
streets and running along Alcnaio St.,
S. 44 deg. 15. 125 feet to line of Kukuau
ist, thence matika along said line S. 30
deg. 27 mln., W. 172 feet, thence N. 41
deg., W. 152 feet, thence N. 39 deg., 1C.
165 feft to commencement, containing
an area of one-half acre, mure or less.
Together with all the tenements, her
editaments mid appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Terms, Cash, Gold Com of the United
States. TAMAR KAAPA,
Administratrix Ivtatc of F. Kanpa.
LiiBr.oND & Smith,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
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SEVERANCE
AUCTIONEER
Acent for J. I) SnrccUn f llro., Hilo.
" " CollectliiK rcntt for Wainkea MIU Co.
" to grant marriage IlceiiKs
School agent, houtli Ililo,
Room 1, up stairs over L. Turner's
Leave orders nt Hilo Drug Co., Ltd.
Public Auction!
A. Iv. Sutton & Co. will sell 011
TUESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 23
IN SPRF.CKIU.S' BLOCK,
Commencing nt to a. tu,, the assigned
stock iu trade of n General Merchant,
comprising Groceries, Hardware, Dry
Goods, Chinese Merchandise. Show Cases,
Utc. and i 1-2 ACRHS OP LAND AT
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Hiilldiin-s. etc' '
Ale., lit,. ,ictitn-.1 clni.1- rf n Til f,r,.ll',ll
- 1 Tailor, comprising Tailor Goods, Suit-
nigs, serges, l rouserings, lotion, i.iueu,
Duck, Sewing Machine, I'.tc.
At E. Sutton & Co.
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