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"ywfry1 '' ''y' tJBwiwrti w'y ., r "m "n ," " '"rapwdiflft "" ' ' 'li ' iK T"Sl.r. "svy .. ' T ' v.. r. ' v. . . - rt .. fi 7 THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULLV H. I., MONDAY, MAHOH 5, 1000. C3Wgp!" f 8 Ipic Hli ' Benin's Boiler Is getting into use more ami more every day, It is indisputably tlie best, its use saves repair bills, its uses v.uvs fuel, it contains no oil or acid. A iiiart daily f r a 6o h.p. boiler will, produce wonderful results. It will pa ou t try a barrel of this.lget it at once, from E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd, Oor. ITort arid Kins: Sts. OLAA SUGAR CO. Delinquent : Notice In accordance with the By-Laws and by order of ihs BoarJ of Directors of the Olaa ugar Co., I am dlrecteJ to offer for sa'e at Public Auction, at the rooms of J. F. Morgan, Auctioneer, the following de linquent stock of the above mentioned company on SaturJay, at 12 o'clock noon, the 31st day of March, 1900, provided the assessments with Interest are not paid on or before said date at the office of Alexan der & Baldwin, JuJd building. No. No. Cert. Nam. Shares. j Wood, J. Q. (trustee) 100 6 Wood, J. Q. (trustee) 100 ic Wood, J. Q. (trusteet 100 n Wood, J. 0. (trustee) 100 13 Wood, J. Q. (trustee) 100 21 Wd'aRiMrt, Jnc 50 26-Jlldd, C. H 100 34 Jaeger, C. J 50 66 Sjuthwlck, T. S 100 12? 'lolloway. J. F 15 307 Wilcox, W.L 50 737 D.wter, Mrs. S. L 100 ijE Smith, A. H 500 258 -arley, J. K 25 267 Goojacre, Geo 25 26SGoodacre. Geo 25 70Goodacre, Geo 25 120-Edlncs. W. S ii 341-Averdam, Capt 17 1S7 Arendt, J. H 8 407-La Pierre, L. L 8 436 Giles, II. A 33 4;S-Hall, J. R 77 4SC.--JUII111?, fc. t 33 45 4S9 Averdam, Miss Henny 8 46 ;3y -tiardncr, Wm. A 17 47 S74-H.il!. J. R :. 57 48 5B7 Holt, las. 1 17 49 8S--3am Kai Wing 8 50 614 Barnes, A 33 51 --Waterhouje, Geo 133 52 700 -uross, r. J 07 700 Gonsalves, M 33 712 Rodricue. J. 1 7 714 Taylor, H. T 50 717 Austin. H.U 4 718-nierbach, Otto A. 7f) Himbly, H. T. ... 782-H ward, H.W... 783-I Inward, H. W.. 784-ll.ivv rd,H. W . 785-Howard, H. W. 791 Temp eton, W. A 83f-Wlthers, W. S.. 50 50 100 100 30 100 fcxisK'Ate ikc ::::::. :: n tj2C ustlu, H. C 17 933 Kiis, Jean 50 950 -Andrews, I.. A 75 ic 'lichardson. A. W 50 ti'jt Wl e. W. S 100 9')i Olney, A. H 20 , 074 Andrews, A. Lorraine 10 975 Andrews, A. N 50 M14 KHs.J 25' 1160 Kay, J. I: iooi 1170 Uav, J. Li 100' 1231 Wood, J. O 3 1236-ISdhiRS, W. S 25' 1255 Llevre, Isldora 500 1260 KdliiRS, W. S 14 1255 Edlngs, W. S 171 1285 Ulce, M ss Nellls 15 1292 Hlchardsor, A. W 25 1329 Drake, W. P 150 1331 D alte, W. F 100 1 334 Drake, W. F 35 1335 Drake, W. F 50 133c Mever, O. S too 1341 Meyer, T. T 200 141 Meyer, H. R 50 137C Aus'ln,D. L 17 140: Drake, W. F 15 1402 Garvin. C. L 10 143C Judd, C. H 2; 146c Kahookano, J. K 8 J. B. CASTLE, Treasurer. Honolulu, H. I., March 5, 1900. I47I-IW Will Open Sunday Firs' W. Ottman, late licensee of the Ocean View Saloon end of car line, Walklkl, will open the same premises next Sunday as up-to-date ICE CREAM PARLORS, TEA, COFFEE, SANDWICHES and other -: LIGHT REFRESHMENTS : maybe obtained at all REASONABLE HOURS. Private parlors and every con vtnlence for the comfort of visa .r. 146; Compound Auction Sale ...OF... Delinquent - Stock. ON WEDNESDAY, Mtireli 1-i. AT re O'CLOCK A. M., At my salesrooms, 33 Qucon utrect, Honolulu, will sell nt Public Auction, by order of tlio Treasurer, Mr. J. V. Hamburg, tlio following certificates of storn. In tlio I'nlama Co-operntlvo Oro cory Co., Ltd., unions tlio first ami sec ond assessment, with Interest thereon, Is pnld beforo the day of sale: No. Ctf. 67 71 72 74 75 76 77 78 80 8r 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 No. of Shares. 1 t 1 1 2 1 2 I I 2 1 I No. Ctf. So 00 91 95 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 106 No. of Shares. 2 2 1 1 Also the following Certllicates of stock In the same Company unless the second assessment, with interest theieon, Is paid Deiore me day ot sale: No. No. of No. No. of Shares. t I 1 2 1 , 1 1 1 1 I 4 I Ctf. 40 41 42 43 44 Shnrcs. 1 1 1 1 4 Ctf. 54 l 57 58 (a 61 62 64 65 66 JAS. F. MORUA S. Auctioneer. t47o-td gTflfiORPHEUM FAMILY THEATRE. WEEK OF MARCH 5. Complete Change of Program, u Tlll'e Nights Only - TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Return of JACKSON HEARDE. ETHEL DIXON And Her Animated S ing Sheet. THE RICHARDS, In a New and Original Sketch. ANTONIO PIRRI, The Modern Samsi n. IONE BERESFORD EUGENE ROGERS. The Full SlreiiRth of the Company In the scr'aming raice Samanthy'e Birthday or- The Coon's Frolic Songs, Choruses, Cake Walks, Dances, Razor Fights, Chicken Feathers and Fun. Fish Inspector Berndt has come, aenss some very curious and beautiful fish lately which are bei ,g pau.iwd by KING BROS. artiV A very peculiar crab is on view in KING BROS, window, Hotel street. WANTS. Wptrlj,. tnttit dunin um ti imcrUJ allietFU MtoB alimfril Inmlion; 10 ttnll acondinitt lion; fa unit a itek aij unit A montb. Ibit it Ibi cbeapttt aJivttiiincntr oiftrtJ the f-iofili of Honolulu, WANTED. WANrLI) 70 KLNT j Rojiii tor llouwkcerlnir at-mit t? mlnutci Irom I'. O A14tes "J' tire Rullttln office. mi-at WANTLO-IIVE MESSENGER HOYS at once. American Messenger Service, Hotel n4 Ala kea streets. " UANrtD-N. I'. UUlUiESS don all Unas of small repairing. Liwn Movers ant Garden 1 ..-.i.i- 1 .... nu... ...in k. n iiuv, are ,ciiamv. .ii muw,ij wm . ,.- ei for, by ringing up 110. Also a few fur rent I 'encaenia street n4-u WANTED Men to knolhit they can eel haeJ by awhile barber fur 15 cents at (1. JEH S, 010H Fort street, orp. Club Stables trwtf TO LET. FOR RENT 1 HOUSE on Klnau street, at present occupied by Mr. McCI.1nah.1n. ...., i4?o-tf G.E. tJOARDVIAN. TO RFNT-Larce, well furnished FRON T ROOM 1 Mosquito proof with bar J, suitable for couple. Apply Mis Hammer. 7 Hold street. uM-iw TO LET A few ROOMS, single anJ en suite are at present vacant at the Queen Hotel, Nuuanu street, at reasonable rent u67-im TO LET The residence of John Ena at Walklkl, ' furnished or unfurnished. Large yard and house, barn and stables. To let as a whole or In part For further particulars, appl to JOHN ENA at I I. S, N. Co.'s office, Qjeen street. 1464-H THE ALOHA ROOMING HOUSE. Fort St. Oest rooms and attendance In city. ) FOR SALE rrou SALE TWO COTTAGES on Yountr St. r opposite L. II. t)e, Esq. Inquire of G. E, BOAKDMAN. 1404-tf FOR SALE Jimo. sire 8xi5o. LOT In tet, portion of Kallhl Arw'H.'LIAM SAVIDGE. No. )io Tort street. COR SALE-Cholce POTTED PLANTS for sale r next door to Mr. J. II, Bovd's Walklkl Road. , I43i-'m k COR SALC-$w IOT at I slM7jxi5o AriVyfL,". LOT at Kallhl on main street, LLIAM SAVIDGI-. No. j:o l-ort street. COR SALE-$i4. Lease of Cottage centrally. 30 vo sears to run. tiround rent fit per mon'h. Apply to WILLIAM SAVIIKJF. 144 00. 310 I uri ui-u. COR SALE-LANDS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. liyJ. M. VIVAS. n8 THE PUNA SUGAR COMPANY I'lie l'uiia StiKiir Company, Limited, has been Incorporated with a capital of $1, 000,000 anil privilege of increasing to $5,000,000. Lands represent J340, 000 of the stock, being tlio UUlart, Ky croft and Ooutllo properties, heretofore devoted to ranch and coffee raising purposes. None of the shares will bo put on tlio open market. Officers of tlio corporation nro: M. 1". Koblnson, pres ident; tl. 1'. Dillingham, vice presi dent; A. J. Campbell, secretary; B. K. 1'axton, treasurer, nntl L. A. Thurston, auditor. The plantation will comprise about fi,000 ncres of enno land, which can bo considerably Increased from adjacent lands. Tlio plantations Is nlrcady well under way, sixty acres of seed cane being nlrendy planted. Tho first crop will lie planted this Hummer and har vested In 1902. A frolght contract has been signed between the company and tho Ililo Railroad Company, under which the latter company undertakes to cstnbllsh railroad communication with IIIIo, a distance of twenty-seven miles, with in eighteen mouths; and nil freight to and from tho plantation, Including freights to and from San Francisco, nre to bo carried by the railroad company at nn agreed schedule for 11 term of forty years. A continct has also been concluded with tho Ohm Sugar Company, under which the l'una Company's first crop will bo ground at tho Olaa mill, the cano being transported there by the Illlo Hall road Company. This relieves tho l'una company from tho cost of a mill at the beginning while, nt tho samo time, considerably Increasing Olna'H output for 1902. DIED. KAUIIANi: 111 this city, Mnrch 1. 1900, Mrs. Noah Knuhano, nged 23 years, 0 mouths, beloved vvlfo of Noah Knuhano and only daughter of Mr. nntl Mrs. J. L, Kmilukoii. NEW TO-DAY NOTICE. Hack Stand No. 82 ... Is located at Cor. Hotel and Rlchaids streets. Best of seivlce and no over charge. 1471-tf Notice. I have authored MR. GEORGE HAYSELDEN to act as Agent to solicit and collect for subscriptions and adver tisements for the "Maul News" on the Island of Oalni, hereby revoking all au thorlty heretofore granted to any person or persons to solicit or collect lor the same. G. B. ROBERTSON. Walluku, Maul, Feb. 19, 1900. I46J-IW Meeting Notice. There will bo a meeting of the stock holders of tho Hawaiian Dry Goods As sociation at the store, No. 420 Fort street, on Saturday, March 10th at 3 o'clock sharp to discuss some Import ant business. Dy order ot tho Hoard ot Directors, EDWARD R. HANAPI, Secretary. 1468-8L Notice. ,T. B. Clapham, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentlse. Office, King Street .Stables; Telephone 1083. Calls, day or nlisht, promptly answered; specialties, obstetrics and lameness. M&Hf I SHIPPING UITGLI.tfiF.NflE Tor additional Shipping News see seventh page. Weather Bureau, Puliation, March C. Temperature Morning minimum, G2; Midday maximum, 78, Daiomctcr at 9 a, in. 30.01. Irregular. Rainfall. 20. Dew 1'olnt C5F. Humidity nt 9 n. 111. 79 per cent. Diamond Head Signal Stntlon, March 5. Weather clear; wind light SW. ARRIVALS. Mondav. March ? Am. brRt. W. G. Irwin, Williams, irom San Francisco. Feb. 15, with 650 tons genl. mdse. for W. G. Iiwin & Co. b2turdy, March 3 Stmr. Mauna Lua, Simerson, from Maul and Hawaii. Stmr. Maul, Bttmett, from Hawaii ports. jiunday, March 4. Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, Walma nalo. Sloop Abble M, Dow, from Walalae. DEPARTURES. Saturday. March 3. Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Kauai ports. Stmr. W. G. Hall, 1 hompson, for Kauai ports. benr. AOa , ninui ports. Sunday, March 4. Am.schr. Annie berc. for the Sound M Campbell, t-neti- Sloop Abble M, Dow, Walalae. PAS3ENUERS ARRIVED. From Hawaii and Maul ports, per stmr, Mntinn Loa, March 4. Miss A. Heers, S. M. Knuakanul. Mrs. Kclllku evvn, W. II. Cornwell, Knchlmurl. DEATH OF M1SK ENGLISH. Wnlluku, Maul, Feb. 2S. Sunday has likewise become n hoodoo tiny In, Ka hulul. The lirst ense of plague was on n Sunday, tho Un Inst., the eighth plnguo death In Knhulul occurred also on n Sunday, (ho 18th Inst. For several days last week tho bul letin board In front of the post ofllco In Wnlluku registered "No deaths from bubonic plague today; also no aus picious cnsc3 at Kahtilul," nnd every body on Maul was beginning to think Unit this dread disease was going to bo stamped out. Lust Sunday, tho 25th. passed with out even a suspicious case reported on the boards, and tho general public was on tho point of stamping that Sunday as not one of ho hoodoo Sundays, when, nt about 9 o'clock that Sunday night came n sudden report over tho wires that Julia English, sister of Dob English, pilot of Knhulul harbor, and a daughter of tho late Captain English, well known in Honolulu, had died rather suddenly and that her body was taken over to the plague hospital for examination. At nbout 10 o'clock on Monday morn ing, 20th Inst., nfter n post mortom examination by Dr. fiarvln, the cause of her death was declared to be black plague, and this news caused n grcnt consternation among the numerous friends of the deceased lady not only in Kahtilul, but nlso in Walluku nnd Waiknpu, where she lias ninny warm ami Intimate friends. From investigation by Dr. Armitngc the cause of tho death of Julia Eng lish has been traced to a dead rut which shu handled sometime nfter the Kaliulul Chinatown file. The deceased was n very lovely and nmlnble woman. She leaves two broth ers, lion nntl Hurry English, several children, one of whom Is attending St. Louis school, besides a number of grandchildren, nieces nntl nephews. Sho was nbout 10 yoim of age. The de ceased was a grout nilmlrer of pet ani mal 1 tin. I h.-d iniPi' nmennerl' nt her home in Kahtilul, among which were a parrot and n magplo thu only two of her pets saved. Tho tamo sheep nbout 0110 dozen, ducks, pigeons nntl dogs were all condemned by tho Hoard of Health nntl wcro killed although Dr. Armitngc stiongly urged saving the nulmals by putting them In quaran tine for n sufficient period. Among tho valuable personal effects of the deceas ed that were burnt wero fifteen quilts, a rare Nllhau mat and Hawaiian tnpas pauknu. Vessels nt Knhului. Wnlluku, Feb. 28. Tho four masted barkentlnc Uhelis, tho ship Antlope, tho four masted schooner Novelty and another foiclgu schooner nro still un loading nt Kaliulul. Tho work of dis charging theso vessls Is very slow ow ing to tho uuarantlno nt Knhulul and no people from shoro nro allowed, to dlschnifie them. DORN. ELLIS in this city, at tho Maternity Mninn, Mnrch A, 1000, to the wife 01 .1. S. Ellis, n son. , IVjaguda Boftrdm&n, EMPLOYMENT and REAL ESTATE AGENTS Domestic Servants, Sailors and General Laborers. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Telephone 917. P. O. Bex 862. Boom 1, Spreokels Blook I40J Employment Notice. We beg to Inform the public that we are In a position to furnish good and re liable help. FORT STREET EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 404 Fort street. Mext mart jeweller. Hours: 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 P. m. la&vim Jas.FIorp AUCTIONEER AND -33 Queen Street ft ft THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR JAS. F. MORGAN. Pacific Import Co. (INCORPORATED), PBOG-I3ESS BLOCZ:. FORT STREET. SPECIAL Ladies', Misses' and Childrens' . . . MUSLIN . UNDERWEAR SALE. 10 per cent, discount on all CASH PURCHASES in that depart ment. For 10 days only. REMNANT . SALE in all departments. PACIFIC IMPORT GO S, EHRLICH, Manager. Notices. OLAA SUGAR CO., LTD. The FIFTH Assessment' of 2i per cent or 50 cents per share, on the stock of the Assessment aDove mentioned company, was due Jan uary 1st, 1900, and delinquent February 28th, tooo. The SIXTH Assessment of 2 per cent f or so cent-, ner hare, on the stock of the I above mentioned company, was due Feb- ' ruarv 1st, and will be delinquent on the 31st day of March, 1900. The SEVENTH Assessment of 2', per cent or 50 cents per share, on the stock of the above mentioned company, Is due TO-DAY, MARCH 1st, 1900, All of the above are payable at the offices of Alexander & Baldwin, Judd Building. JAS. B. CASTLE, Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co. Honolulu, March i, 1990. i8-uv . Assessment Notices. KIHEI PLANTATION CO., LTD. The attentl n of Stockholders of the above Company Is called to the fact that the Fifth Assessment was due on the 1st day of January, 1900, and was delinquent on February 28th, 1900. The SIXTH ASSESSMENT of 10 per cent, or f 5 per share, on the above men tioned stock, Is due on the 1st day of March, 1900, and payable at the office of Alexander & Baldwin, Judd building. J. P. COOKE, Treas. Kihil Plantation Co., Ltd. Honolulu, March i, iqoo. 1469-iw Tl!f.ViiHaiiini-Y(iiitCo.,Lifl Importers and Commission Merchants s-& QUEEN 'ST., - HONOLULU. AGENTS FOR The Lancashire Insurance Co. The Balolse Insurance Co. Union Gas Engine Co. Domestic Sewing Machine, Etc. 1 46s GEO. H. PARIS Has Moved HIS REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BUSINESS OFFICE. lYlerchantSt.. nr. Fort, and next to the Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engine Depot Is the place now. !468-6t J " '1 ! - 4' k&A.V - iA )V 4v.y ...fc.,1, Mi ...., i Jijt-K. .fU. i.AuitW,4Mfc4liiiwl.' . fcl " i .U.U r. .. . .-MiclitfftrS &X.iKr ..