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Will IMnlillsh ti llcpiiiimrnt
Theology.
or del Your Smoked (JIiihmis Itcuily For
I'rtilny.
The public schools open today.
II. H. Ketscv returned frntii.Uohubt on
Sunday.
Delicious hutliT. I'i lh. square !..
Turner Co., Mil. "
Thf Democratic dilrict convention
meets this inoinlii nt Fireman's I trill.
Miss Minnie Schiuidl returned Silur
ilny night on the S. S. Mini t resume
her school in Ililo.
"Uomi coflVe," our own roast, guaran
teeil free from nil iidiillutntiou.L. Tur
in Co., l.lil. -U-ir
H. 1'. Howlnlid accompanied 1'alfrcy
the Powerful of lfapaalo.i to town Sunday
to see the hall game.
A. 1. Tnylor of the Advertiser stafT has
heen spending a well eiirneil vacation at
the Volcano House.
Horace Hisson, who Iihh been in ChU
cigo for the past three years is visiting
his father iiml hrother in Ililo.
Allierl Horner retumeil Sunday "''
inn to his home in Paauilo well satisfied
with his work in the convention.
Mr. anil Mts. S. O. Walker ami f unily
left Friday for Huston, Mass., where Mr.
Walker will locate permanently.
Mrs. Fied C. Smith and Miss Hiuelie
lVrfc lmvr heen the unests of Mrs. I. 15.
The Ililo Hoardim; School reoneus on On l-'rlil.n- nevt. Senlemher oth. if
II. Vicars has moved tutu his new home , Wednesday, September 71I1, with 11 new 1 the weather fie clear there limy he seen
in I'uneo. 1 teaching liuec and perhaps seventy-live I in Hawaii hctweeu 8 and lo'n'cloek in
1'resh racket (jut, fresh tennis halls by or more students. Principal Levi C. tlie morning 11 partial eclipse of the
mail Wall Nichols Co. I.yttirtii is much pleased with the new 'sun. To the islands of Ihe Pacific Oce in
, ,, , I corps of teachers anil anticipates a very , south of us n total eclipse of the sun will
The smoker ol the Allied lrndes last 1 successful year for the Hoarding School, he visible, hut the line of totality lies
night Union Hall was well attended, j He has already received a number ol up- several hundred miles south or the llu-
'r rn... n. ..;..., ..... , min viaiinr lni ' plications from prespcclive students, hut wallan Islands. The centrol eclipse liegins
week, icturniiig to Honolulu on Friday. , i tumble to say at this tune the exact I generally in tlie vicinity of the Marshall
1 number that will bo on the rolls. A new Islands in the Micronesia group, lougi.
j. . .uiisonnnu lamiiy nrercsiniHK in uetMriment 01 1 neology lias been in-, tuile tor nastnl (,reeuwicli,aml latitude
sllluleil tor posl.grniltinte students mill IS North, and terminates on the west coast
others, wishing to prepare for the minis- Of South America In the north part of
try. This will he in charge of Rev. Cm- Ciiili, in latitude y 3S' South oml longl
lis K. Shields, who will also hue cli.irge j Hide 6c 45' West. The line of the total
of the normal work, which will likewise eclipse lies almost entirely over the
be an innovation 111 the curriculum of Pacific Ocein, and is visible only to the
the School. Western portion of South America, the
In connection with the School fnrin, 1 Hawniiau Islands. Micronesia mid Poly-
THE : HILOJTRI BU N E'S M AIL CHART
MAILS AKKIVF. IN MONOLULf AND DF.FART AS FOLLOWS:
S.
Mrs.
the premises formerly occupied hy
Weight on School street.
Yesterday was Iibor Day, and gene
rally observed in Ilito as a half holiday,
but the TutliUNK fi rce worked all day in
order to pioduce this issue of the paper.
Miss Mary Winne, of Pnnaloue Pre
paratory school, after 11 short vacation nt
the Volcano house, was the guest of the
Misses Hill in Pnueoon Wednesday and
Thursday.
os. Pritchnrd of Ilonokna. who sel
dom is aide to get nwav from his busi
uess interests, was 11 II flo visitor on Sat
urday, being n delegate to the District
Convention.
Secretary A. I,. C. Atkinson left Sun-
' day for Kan, where after making a short
I slay will return to Honolulu. Upon his
arrival at the capilol the Governor will
; make his long-promised official visit to
Maui. '
TheS. S. Maui which left Honolulu
! with the Alameda mail, arrived Saturday
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iUetcane at lupuiKou ........ "- I" ..i..,,. uhh im const .....ll for ll,l0. 11
week' had been dispatched on the liuterprUc
I. W. I.lovd accompanied Geo. W. 1 which lell San Francisco a day ahead of
Hewitt Saturday afternoon to Kan. where the Alameda. The HiUerpri.so arrived
he will later he joined hy Secretary
kiiisou.
At-
There will lie a general meeting of the
the students under the supervision of
Principal Lymail will conduct the cocao
plantation, which was recently started by
KxperlJ. 1. lliggins, of the United
Slates ltxuciimcutul Station. Already
there are 700 plants set out in 11 nursery,
which will be transplanted within 11
month. Thcte are three acres of laud
ploughed, hart owed and ready for cul
tivation set apart for this experiment,
which promises to be an interesting and
important one
licsin islands.
A solnr eclipse is the total or par
tial concealment of the sun hy the
moon, mid hy the movement of the. moon
in its orbit around the earth, there can
not he less than two conjunctions of the
sun and moon in a year. The point of
conjunction, however, makes a com
plete circuit of the heavens once inn
year on an average. If tlie conjunction
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occurs witli tlie moon so near tlie
1 ecliptic, as to hide the sun's disk wholly
C. H. Nclfol Ilucyrus, Ohio, will have 1 or partially, then to a certain portion of
charge of the pi idling olhce, the musical the earth, there would he a solar eclipse;
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JAorangi
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Alameda
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Coptic
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Alameda
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Koreu
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(Manuka
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Mongolia
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late yesterday afternoon
Attorney General Andrews proposes to j
prosecute violators of the law relating to
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Ililo Cotillion Club at 8 o'clock Pri.lay tne inspection 01 r.uiiiian imporieii into
eveninil this week, at the Hoard of Trade me 1 errttory, i lie con piaini is mane
that importers of me stock refuse to nay
the fees allowed the inspectors hy law,
unit orders have been given to refine the
1 iiuliug of any live slock until inspiclioii
i' nil the payment of fees thereof.
A Miurr ('oinmlllee.
I'ollowiug the example of the Honolulu
' Chamber of Commerce, the Ililo Hoird
looms.
Tlie Chess Club met last Saturday night
at the residence of C. Castendvke. It
meets next Saturday at the home ol 1
Sheriff Andrews.
Governor Carter has reappointed the,
fnltiuviiiL' ilistrict inniiistrates: William ,
K.iinnu, Puna; U.S. Kickard, I.nnpahoe
hne,yan.l Henry Mail, uamakii.i. 1 , . . , , ncelll Ilt,t Thur9.
The Misses Arnold, Maltere, Willie- 'day, appointing a Wharf Committee, con
tneiu Weight, Miss I'dith M. Osorio and 1 tisttng of U N. Holmes, 1, Turner, A.
Miss Kiiima Akauiti weie iteparting llumburg, Adam I.iiulsuy, J. W. alnsou,
K. T. tftiaril anil Win. .AlcKay. Tlie
duties of the cotntnittee are largely sani
tary for the preservation of the tniblic
health, working in harmony with the
Hoard of Health. The first step will be
10 rid the wharves and waterfront of rats,
us has been done in Honolulu.
school girls for Honolulu l'riday
T. McCants Stewart, the negro orator
has been notified through Governor
Carter that his services during the cam
tiaiirn can be used after October 1st, by
the National Republican Committee.
M. G. Santos oml family leave for l'.iia, '
Maui, next Vridav, where Mr. Santos has '
acceptnl the chatge of the mission and
scImioI located there. J. IV Hernandez
will succeed him as manager of Serrao's
Grocery.
iMwiu Rose, charged with having
..irvl1.11 a Panama tint from the Ililo post
office and was arrested upon arrival of
the Ship Suseipiehnua nt Deleware Hreak
water. was brought back to Honolulu
l'riday on the Alameda, in charge of
Deputy United States Marshal I'liun. It
is understood the hat wns found on
his possession and that the young man
has confessed.
Kceolver for I'liun.
William Pfotenhaucr, accompanied hy
Abe Lewis, the Honolulu attorney, nr
lived Saturday night by the Maui to for
mally take charge ns receiver of the Puna
Sugar Co. Hy mutual consent of all
parties, Judge Dcllolt granted the petition
of the First National Hank of Hawaii,
lepreseutiug the bondholders, and ap
pointed Mr. Pfotenliauer. Mi. Pfoten
haucr is one of the principal stockholders
mid :t director of II. Mac fcld & Co.
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An Imposition.
Why impose on your friends tob.ecome
, , ,..,,,. mrclv 011 your bona, when there are
Closely Contested (.uiue. , om,;1, C0niM1,,cll drKal,,zc(l for this
The game between the Union Specials I purpose? The Federal and Territorial
and the IHack Diamonds Sunday after-j governments recognize surety companies
noon attracted the largest crowd ever land prefer such form of security to inili-
present nt luc locnl maiciies. 1 uere vmuui nouns, sale nustuess men nre
were some brilliant plays and some awk- now beginning to bond their employees,
ward fumbles, but tlie eutluistasin 01 tlie , paying tlie co
friends of the two teams was nrouseil to a I 1C. !;. Richa
hiuh pitch. Heuto on second made a lars
good catch, and George of the Ililo Rail
rnml bovs distiimuished hitusell by a
hard fought run, making snne risky
slides to bases. The score by innings is
ns follows:
The d'rlp Again.
department mid he one of the iiislruclois
in the iicademic branches. Mrs. K.N.
Hitchcock and Miss Kllen ('.. I.vman,
who have been added to the faculty, are
new teachers in the Hoarding hchool.
Principal I.yinau will have several classes
in ll.e higher branches as well ns general
charge of the institution.
Kluiiii lleparl Hies.
C. A. Christian!, H. Gnrdsik. Mrs. A,
de S. Christian!. Mrs. II. Love, R. W.
Ketnpshall, !'. W. Hutler, J. Adams, Mrs.
J. Adams, li. J. Moses, C. H. Rentier, T.
Luusteilt, air. and .Mrs. W. A. 1-olger,
Geo. Wilcox, C. H. Allen, Dr. R. H.
Keesc, Walter Hoffman, A. W. Iviirklaud,
Miss Hyington, Miss Sherman, Miss Hil
ton, J, II. S. Kaleo, M. S. Depoutc, C. A.
Yarick, M. K. rsakulna, Win. lalkuli,
Chas. Ctnrk, C. II. Clark, II. C. Murray, .
J. II. Kaiwai, C. L. Heal, D. Douglas. V.
P. T. Waterliouse, W. Il.tTrawlonl, A. It.
M. Robertson, Win. T. Rawlins. Sam
Johnson, II. C. Plhiger, J. T. Silva, Mrs.
J. T. Silva, T. McCants Stewart,
Geo. L. Ueslia. II. C. Vula, W. I. Hell
bron, N. Fernandez, L. K. Piiikham, W.
II. Rice, Jr., Dr. L. K. Cofer, S. Mahe
loua, J. A. Aheong, S. M. Kamaknii, Sam
Parker, R. W. Aylett. Kalakeala, Prince
Ktihio, A. S. Mahaiilu, F. K. Thompson,
F. Meyer. C. A. Long. Jas. L. Holt, John
C Lane, R. C. Lane, J. A. Oilman, C. L.
Crabbe, S. G. Walker, wife and two
children, T. Clive D.ivies, Mrs. Creigh
tou, Master Ross, Miss Creightou, Miss
D. Lishmaii, Miss N. McLean, Mrs. Jas.
Horner, J. T. Leno Jr., W. Campbell,
Miss Maty Forbes, MissOrmsby, Hdwnrd
Hoyle, Geo, Reiuhardt. Solomon Inukea,
Master A. Keech, A. P. Watson, II. U.
Picker, Mrs. G. W. Paly, Miss Maud
Paty, Miss Hyington, Mias Sherman, Miss
Hilton, Misses Arnold (three), Misses
Macey two, Miss F Lewis, R. Saddler,
Miss Saddler, Miss Akauiti, Solomon La
laukea, Miss Malterre, Miss Weight, Miss
R. M. Osorio, R. L. Hosmer, Miss M.
Negoro. Miss Winnie, K. D. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Kennedy and L. Tobriner.
A (inllnnt Kesciie.
Policeman Mali! Louoaen, Sheriff An
drews' crack mounted patrolman, made a
brave rescue of a runaway horse nttnehed
ciino Sta-
lackt was
nig in trout ol the stables on Wain-
nueillie street, and to all appearances the
horse was salely tied by a halter fastened
to the bridle Int.
. 1 ., i . ; uruve rescue ui u nuiawtiy norse
lug to bond their employees. lo hack MounK lo tll. Vol(
:ostofthcpreui.um. Cn 1 011 We, ,ast wueXy The ,
rds, Agent, II1I0, for parl.cn- J slandill in froul of ti1B staWcs
Manaeer Wright snvs
The L'rin has olice more become a ' tuts is a very bad way to tie up. and he
popular mat'idy, owing, ihysician,s say, j has repeatedly warned his drivers against
1 2 3 4 5b
Union Snecials o o I o o o
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Ililo Railroad 2 1022
In tlie second game, the Ponolmwaii
to the continued dry spell which Ililo
mid vicinity have been experiencing. P.
o o o o- ' l,ec'i l,l,s been confined to his room the
.' 1 p 1st week. W. 1. Stone has recoven d from
Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Gere are
the grip.
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team defeated Moolienus by a score 01 u :usl rt.covcriK frolll an ntla(;k ()f u, nli
toil. Owing to tlie williiirawat 01 Mrs w. H. Smitli i uiiilur tlie wenther
Sept.
Oct.
Wuinkea Social Club from tlie senior
league and Rainbow Falls from the
juniors, it has been found necessary to re
vise tlie schedule for the balance of the
seisou. The new cchedule is as follows
Sl'.NIOR I.KACUK.
1 r II. R. R. vs. Heainer Specials
iS U. Spcc'ls vs. Heainer Spec'ls
25 lteainer hpecis vs. 11. k. k.
1 U. Specials vs. Henmcr Spec'ls
ti Union Specials vs. II. R. R.
16 II. R. R. vs. Heainer Specials
i( 23 Heainer Spec'ls vs. Union Spec'ls
n jo II. R. R. vs. Union Specials
JUNIOR J.ltAf.PI!.
Spt. 11 Onomea vs. Ponohawni
,, iS Moohcatl vs. Onomea
35 Mooheau vs. Pouohawai
Oct. a Pouohawai vs. Onomea
,, 9 Mooheau vs. Onomea
16 Pouohawai vs. Onomea
1( 23 Mooheau vs. Onomea
t y, .Mooheau vs. Pouohawai
from a like cause.
All
At Home,
the practice. The horse, which is a rest
less animal, worked the bridle over his
nose and proceeded 011 a jaunt about town
with an empty hack behind him. Start
ing up Wninnuenue street some one
headed the animal into Bridge streel.
The hack and runaway horse made the
entire circuit of Puueo, returning on the
Pitman street bridge nnd started on a tear
'down Pitman street. In the meantime
word was quickly sent to the Police Sta
tion and Patrolman Main, with lasso in
hand, went forth. He overtook the
speeding animal in froul of the Ililo
Hotel grounds and with a dexterous twist
threw the rope oer the atiiiiMl's neck
and brought the rig to a standstill 111
front of the First Foreign Church. No
damage except to tlie bridle was found to
have occurred, and Manager Wright is
congratulating himself that the vehicle
was not smashed nnd his hoise badly injured.
I'm" 1111 Agricultural Colleire.
The remilur Hoard of Trade
ln-hi last week was not largely uttci
hut a uoodlv number were pre
hear the secietary's report of the trans
actions of the ICxecutive Council and lo
consider unimportant mailers which
iMiue up for action.
A letter of T.J. Ryan of Olaa, was
laid before the body, whcieiii he called
attention of the Hoard of Trade lo the
question of the establishment of an Agri
cultural College in the Territory of
Hawaii. He recited the efforts made h
himself at the first session of the legis
lature in March 19,01, to secure the pass
age of a bill providing for an Agricultural
College to be located on a tnictof govern
ment laud in Olaa. The hill was intro
duced by Senator John T. Hrowuof Ililo,
favoiably reported by the Senate com
mittee on education, but for want of
fuither time, it failed of passage. It appears-that
Senator II. P. H.ildwiii wl.o
was a minority member ofthecommittei ,
while favorably disposed to the estahlisl 1
tuent of an Agricultural College in tin
Territory, advocated its location on
Maui. Mr. K)iiu urged prompt action
by the Ililo Hoard of Trade, looking to
the establishment of such an institution
on Hawaii, and referrtd to the reasons
set forth in the article by JaredG Smith,
ill charge of the United States Fxperi
ineiital station, which appearselsewhere.
Tlie letter together with enclosures
were referred to the committee on agriculture,
A delightful nt home was given Satur
day afternoon by the Misses Lyman on
I Waianueuue street in honor of Misses
1 lvlsie and Mabel Wilcox of I. lime, Kauai.
I These young ladies have been absent on
the ma'iul.iud attending school, and this
I is their first visit to Ililo ami the Island
I of Hawaii. There wasa large attendance
I of the society ladies to meet them.
New postal cards. Wall, Nichols Co.
If your sewing machine is running
! hard, ilroppingstitches, or otherwise be
I having badly, just call up Phone 178.
How To a'voiii Thk Danc.pus Ol'A
Col.n. Hvervone must realize the dan
gers attending a severe cold, and that it
is always (iruueiu u remain in-iioors mi- . . crrlin 1 Jnllnr (
lil tin. .f:nii...p lsii,sed. Mmiv. liniveivr. ne '"U .hLrrH?. J'!lu"r "m
do not leel able to lose tlie tune ami will
be interested ill knowing that a severe
cold muy be broken up ami all danger
ol Unamlier-
not oulv cures,
'ouuteracts any
leudcmy tow-aid pneumonia. For s'de
by Ililo Drug Co.
If the conjunction is one of the moon
with that point opposite the sun, towatds
which the earth's shadow is thrown, the
moon would enter that shadow wholly 1 r
partially, and the world would witness a
lunar eclipse. While the total obscu
ration of the sun by the moon may u.it
be visible on Hawaii next Friday," there
will be sufficient shadow h'ding the sun's
rays to be clearly discernible. Owing to
the intensity ol the sun's corona, during
an eclipse the unprotected eye cannot
withstand the light without the aid of
smoked glasses, and to those lovers of
natural phenomena who take the trouble,
the sun's eclipse may prove interesting.
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KcIhik oNIip Convention.
Harmony was the watchword!
Prince Cupid was the recognized leader.
Admiral Heckley demonstrated his con
tinued popularity.
Some of the delegntes in the Hilo de
legation did not get all they asked for.
After cleverly managing both the Terri
torial and District conventions, Secretary
Atkinson departed.
Andrews wonders now where the flaw
was in his program to make IMitor
Slacker a central committeeman.
The Sheriff's political manager dis
covered too late that the time was not
ripe for springing his boom.
The Andrews-Stacker combination to
dominate the delegation and gobble all
convention honors lell by the way side.
Kvery visiting delegate went home
happy, satisfied with his own labors and
the reception accorded him by Hilo and
the Big Island.
Prince Kuhio's speech rings true for
harmony and in elucidation of the same
theory, the reader should peruse, digest
and compare the speeches of Secretary
Atkinson and Candidate Smith.
Copying the report of tlie Tkhiuni; and
appropriating the wireless news of the
war placed on the bulletin board, the
Herald was enabled to publish a loose
sheet "extra" late Saturday night, which
was gratuitously distributed among de
legntes to the District convention.
One of the pleasant features of the
Territorial convention was the gift to
each of the delegates just prior to ad
journment hy W. C. Peacock & Co. a
handsome tray bearing the likeness of
President Roosevelt. They proved to be
popular souvenirs of the gathering.
Some practical jokester in the crowd
of delegates on the Kiiiau from Hoik
lulu waylaid 400 Parker badges con
signed to Sen. Palmer P. Woods, and,
distributed the buttons among the re
publican delegates aboard. Frank Thomp
son called a mock democratic conven
tion abonid Hockley's Hag ship, adopted
n platform, and among other tilings de
clared the nomination of Parker ami
Davis off. Upon arrival at Kawalhae the
buttons were collected and turned over to
Senator Woods, who in his joy to meet
the republican statesmen entrusted the
package to a friend on board the Kinau
and left the vessel without securing his
badges. Upon arrival in Ililo the re
publican conspirators were beset by tile
phone messages from Kohala to return
the badges us the Tammany braves in
that neck of the woods were sorely in
need of encouragement of this character.
Vessels whose names appear OVKR the dale ARRIVK from the Coast.
Vessels whose names appear HIJLOW the date DF.PART for the Coast.
Destination of Vessels () To San Francisco; (f) To Colonies; (t) To
Victoria; 11. C; () To Yokohama.
h.h. Kiiiau departs from Hilo for Honolulu every Friday at 10:00 a
S. S. Milium Loa'smnll closes in Ililo on Saturdays nnd Tuesdays
IX) at 2:15 p. m arriving in Honolulu at daylight three days later.
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THE HENRY WATEBHOUSE TRUST 00.
LIMITED.
BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE. STOCKS AND BONOS
SECURES INVESTMENTS
NEGOTIATES LOANS
WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
ISSUES SURETY BONDS
ACTS AS ADMINISTRATOR, EXECUTOR, TRUS
TEE AND IN ALL FIDUCIARY CAPACITIES
P. O. BOX 348.
HONOLULU, HAWAII,
VViVVVVfVVVVVPVtVVVWVVVfffVVVfl
For the Ladies!!
We Have Received by S. S. "Enterprise"
"Gage Bros." Trimmed Hats
"DRESSING SACQUES"
White Shirt Waists, "Derby"
SOIE NEW NECKWEAR
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW TRIMHING LACES
IN ALL WIDTHS
L. Turner Co.
Limited
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ne. i com may ue nroKeu m ami
iiicetiui! I "v,'I,,e'1 ' I'"-' I'rompt use
it ended ' ''duVCough Remedy. It 11
.V.ni 1 i hut cuiesouiikly ami eon
Serrno Incorporates.
J.G. Serraohas incorporated his whole
sale and retail liijuur establishments in
Hilo.
The name of the new corporation will
Ltd., with
main place ol business at Hilo, Hawaii.
It will he capitalized at 25,000 and is in
eorporatid for a period of fifty years.
The purpose of the incorporation is to
operate a wholesale and retail lujuor
business.
The ollkers of the corporation are J.
IO. Serrao. president; C. 15. Wright, vice I 11Y DAY, VF,KK OK MONTH.
I president; W. Couradt, treasurer; Win.' Neat and newly fitted. Centrally and
I Fernandez, secretary K. T. Guard, ! pleasantly located on
' auditor. 1 ue auove ouiccrs nun Antonio
W. H. BEERS
INTKRFRF.TKR and
TRANSLATOR
(Kuglish and Hawaiian)
Commission and Ilusiuess Agent.
Will Act ns Administrator, Guardian and
Kxeculor. Rents and Hills Collected..
Office with I. 1?. Ra. Telephone 146
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FURNISHED ROOMS
THE OLD RELIABLE
pOYAi
. Cabrinha audi. I. Kay constitute a
hoard directors.
I At 11 meeting held Thuisday week, J. O.
Serrao was selected as manager of the
new corporation.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
I lloul lloiisu I'ropuM'd.
1 Secretary A, L.C. Atkinson has aroused
renewed interest in a boat club, which
j has been proposed from time to time in
I Hilo, but not met with success heretofore.
I In order to get n club started, Secretary
I Atkinson has generously offered to pre
1 sent the proposed club with a gig from
j the Healaul Iloat Club of Honolulu. At
kinson is vice president of the Healailis
and is very anxious that Hilo have a
similar organization, so that later 011 it
may compete wuu rioiiniuiu chins 111 in
ter-'island boat races. W. I. Madeira and
Ceo, N. Day have the matter in hand,
ami it is believed a sufficient number of
looi-l oarsmen can he found to form such
a club.
PITMAN STREET
NEAR WAIANUENUE ST.
Facing on Court House and Hilo Hotel
Parks. A quiet, pleasant retreat.
Terms Reasonable.
C. F. BRADSHAW
l'roprielor. 43
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SILVER AND PLATED WARE f,ini,llir,. Prices moderate.
Sorrao Cabinot Shop.
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