Hilo tribune. [volume], November 08, 1904, Page 5, Image 5

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THK WUliKI.Y 1IM.C) TRim.N'K, lllt.O. HAWAII.
. NOVUM HKK . 1904.
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Airs, l'.ml Itaitels mil mhi returns 10
Honolulu on 1-r tln
C Culciulyk letutued 011 the M ml
SiiihI.i) mottling If""1 Honolulu.
1). lioious butler. I '-j lb. squat es. L.
Tin tift Co., I.ul. 4lf
Chrislm is cards and hooU.Ms-W . .V, Co
.Mr mial Mis H, I, Sbtiw tH-itt SiukIii)
with tile Kossels ill .Moiliitiiiu View.
I'liMIr Uill'ks lli'piiviiui'iil I'iiiiIi-ii).
Iilnlc Mains, Local Inipi'iMt'iiiniN.
The t'llilinitiiiii nl the ISmjieroi's Tln'itr Is mi iuci.nsr.l itutiit in lhe
lllrlliilii, which occuicd on TIiiiimIii , local ollite ol tin- l'iihf Work ' leKirl
Xmriulier Jul, was vet unit frilly It'll hi uieiil, us i.-ojiUnelsure being lit fir nil
ilomestir mill hnidiiiss circles in Hawaii, illtloniil t.KUlriiiistnuUoiiuiiiliiMejsuie
Thi'entit.'Jiiiaiicsc miiuIiiUiiii nl the I being iiiuilo lor new io.uK .Most of this
I vrriliirv tutus mil 011 lliis occasion, mill j work is being clone out of the loin fuuil,
There will he a union meeting til tin
Ilitili Church next Suiuliiv I'venltii!.
1005 Calemhts iiml Calendar nds ---- JL-iirrspecui est wns given to the the Hiiio)ir1iilioiiH of whii'li hac to hi
n miivnt-ti it ittt iuiiiiiitii tf 1 tut. un ft . 1... 1 . .. ... if. ...
THE HILO TRIBUNE'S MAIL CHART
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.MAILS ARRIVJ
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IN HONOLIU AND DISPART AS I'OI.I.OU'S:
decisive ussitiltwould he iimile 011 the jimil sjieeilications will Immediately 1
. . .. ,,... .. ill .....1. .1.1 11' V I .. HlllllVIT4.il V fill 111'. 'Ill It I .11 III. Unl II ........... I... I .... I. .1. . .. .
.ins. 1 tin 11 wuuwiii -iniiiiiiM 411. .,,- 11..1.V.11, j -- - 1 c'i.iiiiui mi ur iiciiiii' me cinl ol Hie
piny Mr. Watt lo Honolulu this week. Mr. .mil Mrs. Ceo. Ross of llnkiilmi '"'? ,KC" UmUy ""-----1 --1'1 'O' the J.ij. fiscal jear. Road JiiKineer C. II. C.cic
The .Lite ol the Tlia.iksgiWng C.erui.iii fell lusl I'ti.lay fur n six week's vi.lt to ",K'M' ",",1 l'" 'yi,,"r XNm'1'1 ,".11 "" l,, j h,,s '"'l -UMiiuMIimii to lesinvey 1.11.I
h ,s l...,.ii s.t l.,r We.lue-.ihi. Noeui1cr , the Coast. "T """" U"L" " """ """ rosstllon the Keuuknh.t bench roml
-.t'il.
Mis. Williiiiu Stfiu-eii iiml children
will pioluil ly 1 (.till 11 Thursday from
Honolulu 011 the Kiuau.
Mis. A. Richie) is exhibiting for sale
mtistic embroidery, lace woik ami novel
lies ut .Monet. .V Rii)inou.l.
.Mr. Woll, leprrseiiting Hytiun llios,
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the Coist.
iiml C. J. Fndiel ol the lit 111 of Griuibaum visitor on Wednesday's Kiuau.
.V Co., tetuti. to H. lulu next Friday. K s oje,l1rMnit UI!lnj(,er f Hl)tlnt.,,n
"Kuiui colli e," out own toast, guarau-' Plantation, wasa returning jusseiigcr on
teed Wee ftom all .idultetalioil. L. Tuf- the Alameda from a viu'.iliou oil the
tier Co., Ltd. 4-Mf nninl.ind.
M.R. S-intos, rormeily in business I.. S. Aunj;st, manager of the Kon.i-
heie. but now located ill I'.ii.i. Maui, Kmi telephone system st Hoaptiloi, re-
ntiiveil Wi.lnesil.iv lor a teli da' isit turned I-riil.ty nu the S. S. Ahimed.i from
in Hiin.
Mr. and Mts. (,. V. J.ikens of l'jpii
koii left Friday lor a brief visit 10 their
daughter, who is atti-mliue, school at
Honolulu.
V, (',. Irwin mid John
line been inspectiui: their siii;ii
in the vicinity of llilo, letiirtied
diy's Kiuau to Honolulu.
Atte11lir.11 is called to the MoituaKce's
notice of foreclosure of the luruiluie and
fixtures in Y. Oka's hotel, on l'urneaux
1 itie which appears in lliis issue.
Major ami Mrs W. A. I'urdv nrrived
at Honolulu 011 Friday on the S. S.
Alameda. Mis, I'urdv was formerly
.Miss Anita Chrjsinl of San Francisco.
"(nod Form" clothes hanucrs keep
your clothes pressed ami in shape. .Moses
.: Kuyin
., 1 . . 1 1 1, .. . ""'""""iii ii- 11111.11- mi iiil , ami .siieciiicano us will
The latest New Iilr.i 1'ntlprna. iophiiI-i ... . '
-.-,. !.-. . 1 1 1.. 1 I... ".issi.iusirouj.iioiii. ten years nKo, tiieiilrawu up 1 iler lo let Ihe coin rue
Co V-. iits J" ""Mt" Japanese bcKiin a simllai assault oiil'mt) Thete is mii nppropriation of f;,o.x
rtriiiiiron me umperoi s iiirllulay, mitl Keaukali 1 load under the bill. 'Ihe
1 he l.ulies of the Fiisl ForeiKii Chinch t"e " Ison iliil no rail uulil tbtee ilay'.s 1 propo-a d Kicharilson slreel, comiectlnu i
are cotitempItiliiiK holiHuK 11 handker- ilotinitiR. I-'roul and Volcano street, the rinlil of'i
chief vile in the neai future. In Hilo uud 011 nearby plaulilions j wa of which has already been sicuted I 'A
"Hill" Johnslon, the fmuir en!.il -very Japauise, no m.itter how poor he from J. T. Ilrown is belli),' tesiukeil mid '
mixer nt Ucmosthenes. was a leturnltiK ,w . ili-plae.l 011 a Hag Ntalfor draped in estimates will soon be called foi in order f
111 ironi 01 ills resilience Uasand haulier jio build thisthotoinhrate. i
Mttiirliii llii iiiili,.ii.il .. .1...., ..(!.. ...... K ... . '
...i .iik, nu uReneiai uoiioay wasue. 0r Ihe conuecilliu, road from Kula
claie.l 011 the plantations. Ilombs iiml lykl to Honokiia, near Hookeua,
day rockets weielired all day and lonK South Koiih. This latter section, upon
into the niKlit. ne.stlinK, Japanese the completion of the Kapapala division,
liuusand two shows representing the will complete the belt-road circliuj; ihe
lull of l'ort Arllmr iimi'i'il ilrnuim, ...r.tu t..i I n i ...
,, .. ,. 1 1, . 1 . , . . ' " isiiHHi. 1,01111 uoKress is iieiui; mule on
F.uKe..e N. Deo ol 1'epeekeo, who has , for thejul.ila.it Jap. To.sts ol sake were the I'duta road to the Volcano House
been rust call..,, on the Coast for the pat passed oer festal Ima.ds and many j Ijenlon & Ariol. have n.iished ii.ki fu-t
two inoutl.s, returned on the Maui .Sun. , Kuropeau friends look occasion to ex. ,! there remains aboul four and a half
day morniiu'. uress "llon.ii" or smvesiiiiiili,. l,n. I ...n ... .. ...
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bearing the national colors r Japan. , The se,H.-cilications for ll.e ICalapaua , i uames appear OVIfR the date AKKIVU from the Coast
ll.ursd.1) loun.l niuti housewives, who road went down lo the Superintendent j )C s1'""-,1'"1"lI'r MWI.OW the date DKl'ART for the Coast',
employ Japanese servants, doinK their of I'uhlic Work, on the .,st mail, a, also J XclorK'c () To Vo ham,', S"" F'",IC,W"' (t T" Colonies; (f)
own wotk. and u penei.il linllilav w.isil. 1,., n .-.i 1 ...... ... f c c i-i "', ' . . "KU'umii.
To
f si. c tri...... .1...:..... , ,.,.. , ' .. . . .
a 'J' J' """" -" '" m 1.110 it.r Honolulu eer Friday ut 10:00 a. m
l'X'JlTT "" S"m" -''".T iM nil" ,,M t Htul Tuesdays marked
(X) at JM5 i. in., nttivinK in Honolulu al daliKht t ec dais later
4.-SV
. ItitL'k who joint J.curKtis went to llnuonilu 011 a cause. .
u their suuur interests ' busiiieNS trip Friday, it li a view of si- A happ j;ood humor jHTViidcd
b Fri. curlnn leKiilar consfKiilueiitsofCalifornia h'ttuospuere everywhere, am'. Hit
irtins tor lino 011 tue Alameil'i.
passed oll'withoiilany casiiallies
Send us your name and address and !
we will mail free to you each mouth, a.
Fashion Sheel of the "Ilutleriek" 1
Fashions Moses & Raymond.
OuiiiK t the elections, the Kin 111 will j'
be one dav late in leavinn Honolulu.
-
nipidly pushed. OwIiik to breakdowns
tbe .in machinery and remoteness of the work
day j from a base of supplies, the work has
1 been ilclavctl. It will require six months'
hard work lo complete the contract.
I,. M. Whilehouse has been allnlte.l
the contract t lor building the Hilo
Armory, nt a cost of f 4,997. The nimro.
priation was not sullicieiit lo cover Hit
THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST GO.
LIMITED.
Iroquois (hi Inspection Tour.
The l S. S. Iroquois, which arrived
l'rida afternoon in command of Cupt.
A. 1'. Nlblack, is makiiii; a torn of in.
r . . . ... "-viii 11, uivvr nip
spectiou of the fuleral liKhl houses and under, hut throuKh the ellorls of Can.
.irriviiiK i Hilo Thursday afternoon ami ;"""-' "- r.Hwai..e ..api. tl i-viter ami members of Company I),
deputes 0.1 her iisuil wlmlule 1'rlilav .lMnck ix'"mw,X ll'1' Bl ' t the deficiency has been made 110. It is
morul.nf. ti.at po.nt and will inspect Hie con- j ,iiml the CoiniM.iy are seekinK to have j
if . :i ir- .- i..' 1-1 :"""'" "" '"" ""1 """ '" a periuaiieiil Htiiue coiiitructed in Hie
tl.es presseil ami in sl.ape. .Moses j- -""' -"- " """" ' beiuK built on Maui, where Ihe Kiuau jarmor. the rust of which tl.ev ,r,. ,
1 i...... 1.... r... i.n. t,..i:u hiuhest market prices let the Hilo Coffee ,1..,.. ,... armor. 1111 nisi 01 WHICH tlie .ijjree .0
""" ,,v ...v... ..., ....... ......li.-. 1 , 1 "K"1 lorineriy siooo. rtl .MUkelia
1111. 1 I Ii'IiiIhiiiimi. I'll. me irS. H
......... ......... . .,
l'hil Heidt, formerl) ofthe Uwl I)rn
Co., left last week 011 the Schooner
Woodbury for Honolulu, where he may
remain for awhile before conliuuiii); lo
Ihe coast.
,,.,, , ...,, . Hum luiniKiiy siuoii. n
Mill clean, clnwily and place the same on I ,,.,; oUUa ,,, wi
stand.
the market for von. Liberal cash nil
vances uinde on shipments,
L. A. Thurston arrived overland from
Wnitiie.i Thursday, in company with Mr.
John linker, Ji. of Sin Francisco, nud During her staj in
li-ll hatunlay for the olcnno house, off the essel. under
moywill be made and j llenlon & Arloll hae been awaide.l
... ... I -- . ifvs.ii nmiiMVi
about Jauunr 1st the llloml reef buoy four OI11.1 contracts upon bids as follows
Mii'sii'liatitH' tin tMilrnuri I m I It In li -1.r I
will he replaced by n regulation oerii
meiit m.irkiny; buoy
port the murine!, fj.360.ao;
Peek Uoid, iSodays, 67 cents tier lineal
foot; i3J4 mile road, Olan, 85 days,
1,600.70; 14 ij mile road, no .lavs.
nJt utile road, iso das.
j. .,. l..,ul,er,y. representiitK the firm. VZIZ ,Z U,n iZ"' 1! ' T oflhe '"'"' 1,C"l"' & ArWI l I
..f II. F. Wichman & Co.. Ltd., m.js- div slo,Pll' ' " rol,lr ftw lumrs al 0l'1'- MuiIb Il.m.s, played two Kames of base- .n,IIe. Olna, cross-road, of which a
iiiou.l ritiKs are cheap, nud he carries H.M'l'll.v Sl'Ui'UlsKii.-.Many suiferers ball with a picked Hilo nine, worsting ,ile nud a half has been suli.ijriiileil
a varied assortment. Room 16, IV.icock troni rlieuinatisui hae been surprised the home team oil both occasions. He- Thirty men are dailv employed there'
block. and del.Kl.ted at the p.ompt relief oh. I lore her arrival al llilo. the Iroquois The Kaiuahiku. IM.ia. road, which takes
There is only one week left within
which taxes may be paid to Assessor
WillfotiK without incurring the ten per
cent penalty. Taxes become delinquent
next Tuesday, November 15th.
C. C. Keiinid relumed oil Wedllesdi
from a three lu.iulh'b vacation to Scot-
ta.ue.1 ny applying uianiberlnin's Pain proceeded to Kealakekua Hay and the ihe place of the old Fahoa trail, is about
iiami. a iwrmancui cure may Decllecteil jacmes pui Captain Cook's monument .eonn.leie. li,.,.,,.... 1.-1.1 . ..i
1... x.i... :....:.... .1... ..... ..r .1.1. i:..i I... ... . . : ' ' .s.i-., st.u.i.iiiiii'.iL'
v -..... .h ..li. ut ... in.-, iiiiniiciii mi .1 iiiiiic oicseiiiauie Miape. .s lo tor, has si:
lorn snort time. For rile by Hilo Dnif; ) the prohpecls for the early coiistruclion
fi . ,.r ti. .1.. i..... 1.. .1... ... . .
-" 1 "i "K"1 iiwukks in niu 1 crriiory
1 especially ailing the Hamakun
and
IIvm I,.1I,1. I'liln. I..I... III...... KI..1. 1.. . ..1
'"" ' ""' " "- """ ' "" v-apt. .MUlack was unalild lo ir veanv in
The members of the I't.ino Club, who formnliou. This is u matter of no cm
iiieiilnl nctioti at WashiiiKtou.
s- iiinuiisin 'l til, t lillll V.llll'( 1 11J I
laHd ami the Mainland, much improved lllt.t t lhe coUnf,e of Miss j,ollcri al ,he
in he.dlh. He noes to the I'l.iuters' nilo hotel Kroui.ds. We.lnes.la" after.'
meelint' nt Honolulu on Friday. ,, uc K,W1, a muskll, Tl(.r.
IIind-iMinted china continues to be 11s was a ood atteuilnnce present and the ,'
Vopular as ever. Mis. Robert More, program, although a shoit one, was ex-
formerly of l'apaikou. will have on ex- ceptionally line. Miss I'oiier with the
liibitiou at Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd., Hilo. technique nud finish of un artist rendered
.1 choice selection which is for sale. Chopin's "JUude" on the piano. S,he was
C. McLeuuou sishe has no present
A Wild (Jiillop From Kiiiiiiiiiun.
A runaway which caused much excite
ment (Inivu Waianuenue stteet occurred
Friday afternoon. M. C. Santos hired a
xty men employed thuru.'
Contractor Vhit.el0se will finish lhe
Ookala-Kuknlau road lliis month. s.iti.
L'f'u-t. I factory to hlhiself nud the citbeu labor
interests. Wllitehouse has finislied the
Alcnui.ii bridge and put in a icmporaiy
wooden bridge ut Waiaama. pending the
construction of a .jo.foot concrete arch al
111 it point. Woid has been received Unit
a wooden bridge at Kaieie gulch, ut the
Ilamakua end of lhe district, has given
wnj, but as bids for a concrete nrch have
.BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND BOMS
SECURES INVESTMENTS
NECOTIATES 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,
inteuliou of importing any 11.lditiou.il
slock from the coast, for the New Year's
laces, and it he enters nl nil, he will com-pen-
with the horses which he now owns.
Ily order of the Court, Win. I'loteu
hatter, receiver I'll tt 1 Sugar Co., has ad
vertised the sile of .ill ofthe property and
holdings of that company. The sale is to
take place 111 Honolulu, February 2,sth,
'J'5'
L. I?. Sw tin. deputy slicrifl, died at 11
o'clock Suiiil iv morning at his home at
LiupihoehiH'. The cause of deathis.il
liibite.l lo old age, Mi. Swain being
seeiit -live years old at the time of his
Ic.ith.
Slicrifl L. A. Aitdiews is seeking the
endorsement of the business houses and ,
Z , . , ," ' lnmijnlr.iil) been advertised for, Engineer
Mrs. J. V. l-eruande. and chili ol .Maui. r.,.r,. 1,,,,,,.. ... 1. ..c h
f..n 1 1... st.... 1,.. 1.... , ' ,. , . . - ....,. .. me nun. 01 recon-
l". - "", "J"'"" w..o aim... rs. ...w.Miva. wt.e ol the pastor 1 struction huou under way. Altogell.e.
gave a piano solo, the "Romance and of the Fortuguese Christian Church, ,he district is to he congratuhted uo,
Sceue" from Schu.unn. which was well 1 visited J. S. Ontario's Kuumaua home. ' .1... ., 1... h ? . .. "
.11... r, ,.. .. I ' . " - v -"i.iiiig
1 ami other public iiiiprovements, which
1 tl.ll mill llin.in ...I. lilt,... .1 .)
iilitting the vehicle to crowd the horse. ....luii,... t i. i .,.,
...mm. ,.. .. ' .i.m-,ll(H ctiueit
"" '" """ '" oauius was labor in large numbers,
uiiiioie 10 siojj me running utiimiil 011 the
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i.v.i.i.i.1. ..im. i, 1. .nuses i-vc aoieas- auoui uve mites irom loun. fin iin. r.,
uig selection on the violin the "Ilocherini , turu, a part of the harness gave way, per
miuuci, ami .irs. j. 1. i.ewis ciosetl tue
afternoon's program with an artistic
rendition of .nrcmbski's "Russian l'o
lonnise." Refreshments were pencil
later to those present.
Shipwrecked off Slheiinu Coast.
Capt. A. McAlmnn, formerly of the
steep down grade, und the horse galloped
lie entire five miles into Hilo, arming
covered with foam and lather. No serU
llilo Shipping.
Wednesday, Nov. -ltd Cleared. Am.
, Hark Amy Turner. Warlan.l. muster.
Ilark Martha Da is and well known in wiall child from the
Hilo, passed through Honolulu last ' suffered some slight bruises. J'he infant
Wednesday on ihe Manchuria from ! U1,s ct about the month. Mannuer
nil.) flfltlflltl u.lill...! (., .1 II 1 .
1 , V m c'V . ' ' W,Ul -'3.bH. hides and skins, x, ton,,
although Mrs. hilva luinped with her !,.i 1..11,.. 1 ,
. ,1 ... .' !-.- . ni"1'1' iiierciiauiitse,
... 111K euicie ami 1 for San Kr.n.rUrn.
Yokohntua. McAlmiu was one of the
officers of the steamer Miueola, which
while delivering stores along the Siberian
coast was wrecked on an undiluted reef.
, . , . , ..... v."."! w.is nicLkcn 1111 an iiiicuarieii reel,
white clement by personally circulating .-. ,11 ...
...'..".. . 1 rite men suffered seere ilepriyatioustiti-
a p.titiou in his own behalf addressed to
(oeruor Carter, lien. II. Ilrown is in
ilust rintisly at work coiralliug Hawaiiaiis,
who ate willing to sign a native petition
to Ihe sameellett.
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Among the Suffcri'i's.
W. C. Cook is moving in society again,
illhoiigh lesidiugal the Hilo hospital.
A sin ill son of M. nud Mis I'M.
.Madden of KiiV.al.ui
ni.'el) at the hospital
Harold Weight, who has been sulfei tug
from typhoid, is reported to be much un
proved. Mrs. Louise II.1p.1i is convalescing at
her home, after a two week's tlliies..
Miss Clioltt Sou 1, eutploe.l ill the
telephone ollice, has been confined toiler
bed with a bad attack ol limsilitis lor the
just week.
Child llapllsi'd.
A very pietty bajitismal ceremony was
enacted last Wulnesday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Opfrrgelt at
Wuiukea. when Rev. Curtis H. Shields
.i.lmiliistercd the holy rite to Jttltia
Johanua, their infant daughter. After
the ceremony, .1 light luncheon was jiar
taken of by the few guests jirisetit.
m . -
Ijrsl Foreign I'liurch.
November 13, 1904, 11 a. m. "The ,
transgression of the law," 1 Jon y.,
7ju p. 111. Union meeting in the Haili
Church.
til picked up by a Jlritish in.in.of.war,
which took them to Japan.
S. S. .tin ui Ari'ht's.
The S. S. Maui arrUeil Sunday morn
uig at 5 o'clock Irom Hotiolulu with '
seen jiassengers, as follows: C. Casten
Wright explains that the horse was en
deavoriiig to get away from the rig jiress
iug from behind and had it not been a
gentle iiniiual it would hae smashed the
vehicle and probably seriously injured its
occujiants. The horse cantered into the
Volcano Stables, driver and animal both
exhausted.
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1 Songs of .'raise.
Friday Nov. 4U1 Arrived U. S. S.
Iroquois, Niblick, coniinaiider. from
Honolulu and Molokai, with marines.
The
New Idea
Patterns
10c
L. Turner Co.
Limited, Agents
!
Subscribe ff.r the Tkiuunk, Island sub
scriptlon f 2.50,
Lost.
For Itenl.
I A gilt Hawaiian navy button, beaiiug
The "raise Service at the First Foreign ! 'r Bl"1 """ ?"'. a "f "
!"" '"" iM.-ii.uu 111 nn.ier. Keliiru
Church last Sunday evening under the
dyk. F. L. Riggs, Mrs. A. C. Ri.-gs, Mrs. irv.wo,, o, ,,rs. j. x. ,. was e.,.
L. C. Riggs, J. N. Deyo, K. S. Ilyenu.n, '"', ' "'.. ""p, " v' ,, l . L,,"rc'
and F. Ilreed. Tlu-r ,.r, ,i',v.... ,,lio" Mhtt t,,e flrH,,,l galleries of the
is getting aloni! 1..11..1...V.. f..r ii.,. iia,. . -... i"r. 1 church I lit
..... lioiliir .-if Mr
ItoTuilit'.NH Ollice.
Vor Ken..
bags of mail for Hilo.
song serweo was given in
C. C. Ken11e.lv. who is 11
THE OLD RELIABLE
meer'of'ihescommn;-'::;;;'; zxi" wcM' ,,,,,,fo- "
, per inonth.
;
A. H. SUTTON & CO.
KHHU
FiirnislKMl Itooms.
the jiurjtose ofMrs. Lewis togiveasjieciHl
. service of this kind at iniiM-v'.ilk in in.
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ol the various trustees ,111 uicuibets of
the music committee w ho have generously '
nssisted 111 building up the ladles ebon. 1
Mr. Otis K. Hnglish was the male solois, ,,,mr fmMlbi , two.room Mu. wU
ol the evening and Mrs. R.T.Moses hath, each room opening on veranda,
rendered a violin solo, both of which pleasantly located. Inquire Tribune
added much to the pK-.isurc of the meet. 0iuci. .. ,
ing. SaM
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure
7Hm IS NQ SUBSTITUTE
Kiitnii llepurlures Nov. tth.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Jakins, H. II.
illaiidiltg, .Mrs. IC. A. Jewell and child,
Mr. nud Mrs. Ceo. Ross, John Lycitigui.,
Miss Rickard, Miss I-;. McLennan. Mrs.
I. DeWurtiuul child, A. Rttssel, A.N.
JJarruu, Robt. Horner ami wife, W. (',.
Irwin, John Thick.
Fancy Work.
Mrs. A. Richie) has for sale hand
I embroidery, luce woik and novelties.
Now on exhitioti at Motes & Ruytuoiid.
' i'3.
Position Wanted.
Ilookkeejiiiig 01 plantation work pre
fetred. The highest of testimonials from
foruu'i ciup!o)cts.
A USX. McllAIN.
Ktirtislowu. Hawaii.
ALL KINDS OF
RUBBER GOODS
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
R. II. I'KASH, Frcident.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAJ.., U. ,S, A.
The Hash iw house
occujiie.l by 1'. Feck
ply t"
ill I'uiieo, rrcently
and family, Ap.
R. T. C.UAR1).
I Fern Pots.
j A lull nssoitnient oT fern vases, pots
j mil prdestuls, lor sale at S. II. Webb's
I store, Waianuenue stnet. Made by
JIM MORRIS.
H. W. S. Hdiiioiuls'
Notice of Sal
TYI'KWRITINC.
OX KKA.SOXAHM? Tl-KMS
MOUNTAIN VIHW,
Sale.
Ihtckbo.ii.l, almost
For
One horse.
One Studeb.iker
new.
l)iieikitierior set Harness.
ALL FOR $150.
A. IS. Sl'T'lUN .S: CO.
The Hilo Fruit Murkil has been sold
to Kwocl: I. urn who will occujiy the
same tireinises .-nul , .n n... i,,,."i...,.
, - -... ..... ....11.11.33,
nt , A" "l'C(l'lls I10111 Oclobei 1 will be naiit
Jl,: A I by Kwook L11111.
HILO FRUIT MARKF.T
by Kwock I.iini.
I52-)
Piano Timinii.
Notice.
I have recently located lit Hilo, and
j am prepucd lo clean, ic)iur and tune
insttuineiils, such as jiianos, organs
and accordeotis. Work ir.iitiiily ami
I well done nt reasonable rales. Will call
j and examine instruments, sutmg my
, charge. I.e.tw word w ith Carvalho llros..
Crescent City Harder Shop, Front street.
Notice is hereby given lo all creditors Hilo. H. jj Mil I KK
of II. L. WILLIAMS & COMPANY to, - - - ' " '---
jireseut their claims, duly iiuthetiticaled XotiCC?
aim wiiii jirojier votiLiiets 11 any e.ist,
jlo the undersigned. , ,,t the oflices of All persons ate notified that H.h n,.r.i
Ridgway & Ridgway or Homer L. Ross, of Health, through lis ollii.crs,ure placiuf.
011 or before the 1st day of December. A. rat j.oisou in the various warehouses and'
D. 1904, and all j)ersous indebted to the 011 the what ves in llilo. The poison is
said firm are requested to make mime, not j.luce.l lit ojn'ii jdaces, bill in holes
diate juyiiie.it to the undersigned. This notice is given jurticularly for the
Ily order of Court dated Sejueiubti j benefit of owners of dogs that ure allowed
0,,l' 9M. I to run I e.
J. IS. 1SLDISRTS, I UK. c. L. STOW,
IS JUcelverolll.L. Williams Co. 5,M Chiel Health OUicer.
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