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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, JULY to, 1900. Lists of Trawl. Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE. The Fine Passenger Btosmors of This Lino "Wil'.Arrivo at anc fieare This Fort as Hereunder. Prom San Pranoisco: For San rmuoisoo. AtlCTUAttA AlAMPDA AUSTKALIA ...Au 1 1 ALAMEDA Julr .Ahf fi I AUSTRALIA t Auff T .Aug l) MARIPOSA AUK t I AuaiicniiA. ... t jtV, SHIPPING NEWS. Addl'lon.l, an d ttia Ultll Shlppinr N. will N found on tha .ithtri pa it VESSELS IN PORT. In oonnootion with the Bailing of the above steamers, the Agents re prepared to issno, to intending passengers, coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco, to all points in the United States, and from New York by any steamship line to all flnropean ports. For farther particulars apply to Win. G. Irwin & Co., Limited General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co Pacific Mail Steamship Go. Mdeilal and Oriental Steamship Co. 0 Tojo Klsen Msba Sharon ef lit snort coaptrnu will call at Honolulu and laara tola perl on ei about tha ..dataabalowraaotlODtdl... For San Francisco: P.klnjrl Ga.llc Hongkong; Marti cwna Far lanan and China: R( dt Jan.lro July w. CoptM u t .Ati.ilctM.ru .... . Auir io Pklne . AuuiJ Oatlle ., u-'8 HontkontM.nl Sept J Clna . 7 5f' 'I tti: . . . .... S.p.ai lNlpporiM.ru Sept. For rtnarat Inlomatton apply to Doric . . . Nippon Mam 2 10 dt J.ntlro., optic ..July ar ..uit Auk ..Aus tt Auj; .Stpt. .Spt. is .Sept ti Palatial Tourist Yacht Will Stop at Honolulu H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Agents. Royal Steamship awTStuatrt tf tkt abort Hat. runnlnc la coutctloo win tbt CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Mttam Vunmr. B C . ind Srd.tr. N.S. W.. and calllnr at Victoria. C. C. Honolulu aad Brltbatt ZbDE AT HONOLULU to or about tnt datat btfow atatad via l VICTORIA, B. C, aiOM VANCOUVER AND Ftr Btlrtam aid Svdntyl Mlowcra... Aranel .. Warrtmoo W lower a Anran2l Warrlmio ..Auk. 4 Stpt. 1 rt Oct tr ..Nov t. Dec, t FROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANE Fnt VlrlnHi snl Vsarnuvsr (B. CI. A Mint I AUK I Wtrr Im 00 . .. Aue w Mlowtra . Sfpt K Anting I . Oct a Warrtmoo.... Nov it Mlowera ... . Dec. 19 For Wt-ttbt aod JB-Tkrfturh tlektti Inu-i from Honolulu to Canada, UotUl SUto d Eoropa, t7aiie "4 all rtfltfal Information, apply to Theo. H.Davlc8&Co.,Ltd., Gcn'lAftcnts. American-Hawaiian S. S. Co. DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAWAIIAN YORK. SAN ISLANDS. FRANCISCO AND First steamer to be dispatched from New York to Honolulu via San Francisco: 6.8. "AMnRICAN" on or about September istto be followed by a steamer 'Vef Freleht received at Company's wharf, South Brooklyn, at all times by lighters .or In cars. For general Information, apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolululu and THBO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., Agents, Hllo. Wilder Steamsliio Co., Ltd, THREE TRAINS DAiLY From San Francisco. TWO TRAINS DAILY From Portland . . . 6. 6. Kinau, FREEMAN, Master. MOLOKAI. MAUI. HAWAII. Wilt sail from Honolulu on Tuesdays at 12 noon, for Kau oakakal, Lahalna, Maalaca Bar, Klhel, (Uakena, Kawalhao, Mahukona, Lau ganoelioo and Hllo. Returning will sail from Hllo on IFrldajs at 10 a. m., for above named ports, arriving In Honolulu on Satur days. Passengers and freight will be taken tfor Makena, Mahukona, Kawalhao, III ao, Hakalau, Honomu, Fapalkou and s?epcekeo. Piuranrii and PACKAGES ONLY will be taken for Kaunaknkal, Lahalna, Slaalaea Bay, Klhel ana wupanoenoe 6. S. Claudine, McDONALI). Master. MAUI. Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 p. m. touching at Lahalna, Ka Di ill nl N'ahlWu. liana. Hamoa and Kl nahulu. Maul. Returning, touches at abovo named ports, arriving In Hono aulii Sundav mornings. Will call at Nuu. Kaupo, once each month. 6. 6. Lehua, BENNETT, Master. MOLOKAI. MAUI, LANAI. Balls every Monday for Kaunakakal, iSamalo, Muunalel, Kalaupapa, Lahal- lia, Honolua, Olowalu. Returning ar- trives at Honolulu Saturday mornings. This company reserves the right to make changes In tho time of departure nnd arrival of Its steamers WITHOUT tNOTlCE, and It will not bo responsible Cor any consequences arising there Crom. Consignees must be at the landing (to receive their freight. This com ipany will not hold Itself responsible Cor freight after It has been landed. Live stock received only at owner's dsk. This company will not bo responsible Cor money or valuables of passengers anless placed In the care of the pur. aer. Passengers are requested to purchase tickets beforo embarking. These fall ing to do so will be subject to an ad ditional charge of twenty-five per cent. The company will not be liable for tloss of. nor Injury to, nor delay In de Ulvery of baggage or personal effects of J)U6bejlgt'l0, ill 1 It'll."!' "I ouniitB, u- ond the amount of $100, unless the value of the samo be declared when to selted by the Company, nnd an extra charge be made therefor. All employes of the company are for bidden to receive freight without de livering a shipment receipt therefor In 'the form prescribed by the Company, and which may bo seen by shippers upon application to the pursers of the Company's steamers. Shippers are notified that If freight 'Is shipped without such rcceplt it will 'be solely at the risk of the shipper. C. L. WIGHT, President. S. B. ROSE. Secretnry. CAl'T. T K. CLARKE. Port Supt. via O,fo 8.00 A. At.. to:cx ,, o:co P. M Leave San Francisco: A.M., Coop M. Leave Portland: oi A. At, Through without Change. Only THREE DAYS to Chicago. Only FOUR DAYS to New York. : Pullman Palace Sleepers Buffet, Smoking and Library Cars with Barber Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms Dining Cars (Meals a-la-carte) Free Reclining Chairs. Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent, 1)5 Third street, Portland, Oregon. D. W. HITCHCOCK. Genral Agent. No. i Montgomery St., San Francisco. (This list docs not Include coasters.) Agcnor, Am. sp. Colby, Newcastle, Mty 3. Allien Bcssc, Am. bk. Potter, San Francisco, July C. W. 0. Irwin & Co. A7alen, Am, schr., rnnlclliis, Gray's Harbor, July 14. Loiters & Cooke. Dig Bonanza, Am. bk. Bergman, New castle, June 3. Balnbrldgc, Am. schr., Bauman, Port Townsend, July 11. Allen & Robin son. Chas. E. Moody, Am. sp., Anderson, Tacoma, June 8. C. F. Sargent, Am. sp., Gammon, Ta coma, June 19. Ceylon, Am. bk. Wilier, Laysan Island, July T. II. Hackfeld & Co. Dlrlgo, Am. sp., Goodwin, Hongkong, June 15. Diamond Hcnd, Am. bk., Peterson, San Francisco, July S. H. Hackfeld & Co , Ltd. Ersklnc M, rhelps, Am. sp., Grnham, Manila, Juno 14. Eliza, It. sp Mnresca, Newcastle July 3. Coal to order. Geo. Curtis, Am. sp., Geo. S. Calhoun, San Francisco, June 6. Geo. C. Perkins, Am. lik. Maas, Eureka, July 9. Loners & Ctoko. II. D. Bendlxcn, Am. schr. Peterson, Eureka, July 5. O. L. & B. A. Halcyon, Am. schr., Chas. Mcllln, Eu rekn, May 31. Helcnc, Am. schr. Christiansen, San Francisco, July 11. W. G. lrwln.& Co. Irmgard, Am. likt. Smith, San Fran cisco, July 5. P. A. Schaefer & Cc. Ivy, Am. sp. Halstead, Newcastle, July E. Coal to order. Incn, Am. schr., Rasmusscn, Newcas tle, June 18. I. P. Chapman, Am. sp., Carter, San Francslro, April 28. James II. Bruce, Am. schr., Peterson, Aberdeen, May 20. Kllkltat, Am hkt. Cutler, Eureka, July S. Wilder & Co. Louisiana, Am. bk. Halcrow, New can- tie. June 22 . Luzon, Am. schr.., Anderson, Grns Harbor, July 12. Letters & Cooke. Mauna Ala, Haw. bk., Smith, San Fran cisco. Marlon Chllcott, Am. bk., Weedon, Newcastle, June 21 To order. Mohican, Am. bk. Kelly, San Francis n July C. Castle & Cooke. Mary E. Foster, Am. schr.,. Thompson, San FrnncUco, July 11. II. Hackfeld & Co , Ltd. Meteor, Am. schr., Lnas, Port Blakely, July II. Letters & Cooke. Oregon, Am. bk., Parker, from New castle, June 15. Olympic, Am. bk., Glbbs, San Francis co, Juno 18. Rosnmond, Am. schr. Ward, San Fran cisco, July 7. T. II. Davles & Co. Sebastian Bach, Br. bk., Nagasaki, Feb ruary 17. Star of Italy, Haw. sp.. Wester, New castle, June 1. St. Katherlno, Am. bk , Saunders, San Francisco, July 12. C. Brewer & Co. S. N. Castle, Am. bkt., Hubbard, San Francisco, July 17. W. G. Irwin & Co. Skagit, Am. bkt., Robinson, Port Gam ble, July 17. Wilder & Co. W. B. Flint, Am. bk., PumiH, New York, June 21. W. II. DImond, Am. bkt.. Nllson, Sin Francisco, July 8. W. G. Irwin & Co. W. II. Smith, Am. .schr., Smith, Port Blakelcy, July 12. O. L. & B. A. . San Francisco, July 0 Tho maiden o)age of tlif Hnmliurg-Aincrlcnn steamship l'rln?cssln Victoria Louise, row being completed at Hamburg will bring her to San Francisco She Is n liner steamer than any that has cer Leon seen In this port. It Is n unique nnd up-to-date idea that fixes .San Francisco ns the objective point for the proposed ttlp from Hamburg, In ohlng no less than n round-the-world cruise In n vessel deslgnul to carry none hut first clans passengers, and which will carry neither cargo nor malls. The Victoria Louise has been built vxclusUcly for round-the-world cruises, nnd among shipbuilders Is con sidered one of the finest esscls ever launched. She Is expected to reach this port on Jnnuar) 18th next, remaining n week before starting on the return irulse, when New York will bo her destination. The Victoria Louise will sail frum Hamburg on September 25th, tombing at Lisbon, Gibraltar, Nice, Genoa, Athens Constantinople, J iff a, Port Said, Bombaj, Colombo, Calcutta, Singapore, Manila, Hongkong, Shang hai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Ho nolulu, Hllo and San Francisco, leav ing here on the return, Honolulu nnd the other places named will bo tlslted, with New York ns the final destination The ossol is of the twin-screw pat tern, 450 feet lung, with a beam of 47 feet and depth of 30 feet Her ntcrngc speed Is said to be It! knots, and In ad dition to the usual modern features she Is fitted with n gymnasium, dark room for photographers and a grnnd promenade. There are only lower I erths on the Victoria Louise, nnd the saloons arc said to be the finest on an) ship nlloat. It Is sa'd that the round-the-world cruises will bring the cssel to this port etery je.tr hereafter She will be commanded b n lieutenant In the Rojnl Nay Resenc of German). SUBMARINE BOAT GIVEN ANOTHER TRIAL SUCCESS Bridgeport, Conn., July 10 Captain Simon Iake, the Inventor of n sub marine wonder, the Argonaut, which Is constructed to scoot along on the bot tom on rubber tired wheels like nit automobile, made an experimental trip In Long Island sound today with twen-t)-two guests on board The Argonaut which was laid up In Erie basin Inst winter, lengthened nnd supplied with J more poweiful machinery, was sub merged to a depth of twenty feit for I more than four hours Captain Evans nnd n crew of four men handled the boat under the tiitcntnr's direction Dinner was sorted on board white the boat was submerged. A door In the (liter's apartment was opened nnd divers In rubber suits left the boat. The water was kept out of their apartment by air pressure of twclto pounds to tho square Inch. Af ter dinner, which was served while the boat was running. Captain Lake gate an exhibition of his suction pump de signed to raise sunken wreckage. The Argonaut hid stopped near a sunken tonl bnrgc and by means of tho suc tion pump four tons of coil from the Imrgo was transferred to tho Argonaut at the rate of a ton a minute. Plumbers, Etc. John Nott PLUMBER, 75 and 79 King Street TELEPHONE NO 31 NOW Is tho tlms to get Y breakages seen to, and Roofs Put in Ord-H By competent work a Chllcoot In Trouble. Tho American bark Marlon Chllcoot lh In trouble and It Is tery likely that both Captain Weedon and the first mate will bate to pay (1000 eac.li and the part of the cargo alread) dis charged, confiscated, before on) fur ther work can be done. The Chllcoot nrrlted here from New castle, June 21. with a cargo of coal to order. The lessel was cleared but her cargo was not. For a long time, J For the Plumbing On that now hoase that yon art about to build or the alterarJOBa yon are Intending tol make oa yonr property. Call and see as and got an estimate. JAS. rlOTT, Jr. Practical Tinsmith and Plumber. Hhop: Berelanla street, 4 aloors MUt of Punchbowl. Phone 844. Hour 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Jobbing promptly attended to. W. II. Baith ft W, Batw. Honolulu Sheet Metal Works, Galvanized Iron Skylights and V.atllstors, Metal Roofing, Conductor Pipe and Guttir Work. Richard. Strati, bat Qu.tn and Mtrcbait. HMtlafa SV-JobblOf pronptly atttod.d to.SM Tel. White 41. 1'. O. Bog 870. BEK HAAHKO, King street, new Railroad Dope, Plumbor and Tinsmith Batlsfaotloa guaranteed. All work promptly nd carwfnny tl attended to. f7t the Chllcoot was In the stnnm nnd her captain was wnrned scternl times notl to discharge- any coal until her cargo J inu , Innrcid I """ --.'.. , M, . Wednesday morning the t esse hauled lpPtNP9l sd Hlfl ("fill IIP iilUUIIIUUI '- IIIUIUHIIU FRED J. CROSS, Consulting and Superintending: nlnil (...till. tl.i. Hlllv.injl lin.f nH.l 1 . n KlUllhKI" 1IV Itllllll.lll .Willi, null uv- gnn discharging her coal for the 0, R. & L. Co. without any knowledge on the Meteorolontcnl Summary, .luncH'"" OI "l0 -. i louse oiuiers -r..-... ,.- .i. n. I This makes captain nnd mate liable . VIII,VI U.lll L'. I11.U1. IW1 .11V 111WII1.I. 1 T7.I.F. niirm.il 7.1 !. inerniro ilullt to n fllle Of $1000 encll mill It loss of the mnvlmn,.. Kl? nw.r null,- mini- I l i " "'e c-.trgu jireauy laiicieu ENGINEER. FJpctro-Jlydratillc Power Trsnsmlaloztt REPORTS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. . . . With Catton-Nell Co., Queen street. OUlca noit to Poc CMen. 12SS E. L. 1472 LOMAX.G, P. & T. A.. Omaha. Nebraska. O. R. & L. Co. TIME TABLE. From and After January 1, 1S TRAINS. VESSELS EXPECTED. STATIONS. Dally (Outward) ts. Suo. AM Hooolulu .... j to P.arl City.... to, tw.Mlll I WaUna Walalua Ctbuku STATIONS, (ward) alluu, WalaK Dally t.ally ts. Suo. Dally Dally AM. AM. PJn. PM l not 111 It 0 ,1 II 40 J 4, I JO loot la oo 4 os 6 to 10 0 .... 4 4S ... 11 SS .... 140 .... I. la .... 6 is .... Dally ti Sua. Dally Dally Dally AM. AM. PM. PM lu Waltnaa ,.,,, ., a Mill u Paul City 6 l ooolnlQ 6 yt SHI 6 io It oi ll It! lljo os ol jo ISS ) 4 ) lac F. C. Hurra, Gen'l Pass. Ticket Agent. O, P. DrmiMiw. Rnrwrlntndnt Subscribers io tbc BUL, .LETIN not receiving Hit"1' Pa pers promptly will confer a ifavor by notifying tbe Tittst mess Crue, Telephone i$fi. NOTICE. Under tbe United Stntcs law on and after June 14th, 1900, all shipping re ceipts must bear a 1-ecnt Documentary War Tax Stamp on tho original, dupli cate and triplicate. Shippers nre requested to aftlx tbe stamps according to law as freight cannot bo received otherwise. Shipping receipts must contnln a statement of the contents of packages INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA TION CO., Ltd. Jas. L. McLean, Vice President. WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO C. L. Wight. President lD05-tf STEAMER if CUMMINS. NOTICE 'IO SHIPPERS. Vessel. From. Mary Wlnkleman, Am. bkt. Gray'A Harbor Kllmory, Br. sp I.'verpoot Helen Brewer, Haw. sp Nw York Challenger, Am. sp New York Henry Falling, Am. sp New Vmk A. J. Fuller, Am sp Nagasaki Ha j den Brown, Am. hk Newcastle Jolin C. Potter, Am. b Newrnstle General Fnlrchlld, Am. bk. ..Newcastle Euterpe. Haw. sp Newiastlo Star of Russia, Haw. Bp. ... Newcastle Wachusett, Am sp Newcastle Declimont, Dr. sp Newcasoi City of Hankow, Br. sp. ... Newcaetlo Emlpde, Am. bk Newcastle. Republic, Br. bk .'"weirdie Sea King, Am. bk Newcastle PcrReterancc, Br. sp New fistic Abby Pnlrjicr, Am. bk Newcastle King Cj rus, Am. schr Nowoastlo J. II Brown, Am. sp N'jwc&stl" Yosemlte, Am sp Newcastle Woollaharn, Ilr sp Newcistle William Bowden, Am. schr. Newcastle W H. Talbot, Am. Rchr. ... Newcastle Columbia, Am. schr Newcadtlo Dcnlcla, Am. bkt Newcastle Prince Albert, Nor. sp Newctkllo Prince Victor, Nor. sp Ni'cutle CInn Macpherson, Ilr. sp... Newcastle Anccnls, Br. sp Newcastle Funtasl, Nor. hk Newcnrtle Intlnclhle, Am. bp New rustle Stjorn, Nor. hk NVw rastlo Wrestler, Am. bkt Newcastle Drumburton, Br sp Newcastle Fresno. Am. hi; Newcastle Alex McNeil, Am bk Newcastle Golden Shore, Am sp Newcastle Dominion, Br. bk Newcastle James Nesmlth, Am. sp Newcastle Marlon Llghtbody, Br. sp. Newcnrlle, Eng Quickstep, Am. hk Tacoma Philadelphia, Gr, sp Hamburg Carnedd Llewellyn, Ilr. sp. Hamburg Ventura, 111 sp Antweip Yola, Br. bp London atvrage mum, 72.2; at erase dally range, 12.5, greatest dally range. 18 0, least dally range, 8 0; highest temperature, 88, lowest, ". The month was the warm est June on record. Barometer at erage, 29.992; normal, 30 0t2 (corrected for gratlty,) highest, 30.09; lowest, 29 87; greatest change In J4 hours. .01. The barometer readings wre ter uniform during the month. Relative humidity, 07.9 per cent, nor mal, 70.fi; menu dew point, CG.l; nor mal, GC5; absolute moisture, 7.03 grains per cubic foot: normal, 7.09. Rainfall, 0.88 In., normal, 1.50; ruin-1 record dns, 14, normal, 18. Greatest1 tall In one day, 0.41. Liiaknlin rainfall, 0.98, being nearly the highest of any station In tho group. Kaplolanl Park, 0.05. Th cartesian well let el fell from 33 G2 feet abote sea let el to 33.53. The floodtlng of rice land occurs In July. Trade-wind (las, 29 (5 of NNE ,) normal number of trade-wind dajs, 26. Cloudiness (tenths of Bky,) 3.1; normal, 4 0. Approximate percentages of district rainfall Hllo, 34 to GO, Hamakua, 02 to 103, Kohala, 02; Wnlmea, 102; Konn, 92 to 120; Kau, 60, except I'ahala. 220; Olaa.lO; Lower Puna, 110, Maul varies from 15 to 300 per rent, probably CO; Oahu, CO per rent; Kau Is 50 to 60. Average temperature Pcneckeo, 100 ft. (dotation mean maximum, 80 5, mean minimum, 70.1. Wnlmea, 2730 ft. elcv., 75 5 nnd 06 0; Kohala, 585 ft. clcv., 82.1 and 71.2. Kcalakekua, l.'SI ft. elcv., mean at C n m., 61.1. Kulno kakua, 00 ft. clet., highest, 88; lowest, G7.5. Earthquake reported from Popookoo on "Hi, light fall of snow on Mauna Kea on the 2d Cl'RTIS J. LYONS, Meteorologist for tho Tc rrltory. Captain Weedon stntes that Frel Smith of tho O. R. & L. told him to ulsdinrgc. promising to go to the Cir turn House nnd clear. The authorities hate an open nnd ihut case, and the penalty for the In irnctlon of the tnw will hate to he paid. President Will Attend. Chicago, July 3. President McKlnley has formally accepted an Imitation extended him by tho Grand Army of the Republic to attend the annual en campment In Chicago next month JMEST. TAYLOR, M. Aw. Soc. C B. CONSULTING Hydraulic Engineer, 106 Judd Block. Tel. 6M. Honolulu Iron Works Oo Improted and modern SUGAR MA CHINERY of every capacity and de scription mado to order. Bolter work nnd RIVETED PIPES for Irrigation purposes a specialty. Particular atten tion paid to JOB WORK, and repairs executed at shortest notice. Ltd., ....THE .. Honolulu - Tobacco - Co., - Cor Fort and Merchant Struts, HAS RECEIVED PER "AUSTRALIA" FROM HiTeTKr "SToxlc Tht World Rmown.d Brand ol Cltari HiilliCtXX . x PURITANOS. This elegant CIGAR can be purchased for FIVE CENTS only. TRY THEM. NONE BETTER. Catton, Neil! & Co., Ltd. B ILT O-1 3JT1E3 ZE3 13 S Boilermakers : : and : : Electricians. Agents for The - General - Electric - Company Mai u Beginning with Monday, Juno 18, and etery Mninliy thci rafter, tho uboto Steamer will lea to Honolulu nt 10 a m, rnlllng at Wnlmauala, Helta, Kamnkc Knnlaea, Waluhnlo (and Punalou, , weather permitting.) W. G. IRWIN & CO , LTD , Agents. 1559-lm American Messenger Service, Ma sonic Temrle. Tel. 444 Tbe use of tbe Singer in millions of ! homes shows the unprecedented suc cess of these IderJ sewing machines It Is convincing proof that the linger pxcels In all k'nds of family nm.Idr and art needle work Alt our C tn machines are of the best construeOnn beautifully decorated, aud are mounted on slcected woods In finely finished cabinets of arttstln designs. R, Hot .rscn, sgent. M Bethel street Almost n Detent. London, .lul 11. Ac cording to n Chc'oo despatch the fighting around Tien Tsln on the 3d and Ith wns the scteirst jet experienced. Tho British i jsunltles wen tlilrtj or fort killed or wounded The Chinese had 35,000 men attacking Himiillaucousl) from tho north, east and west and mado ex cellent practice with oter 100 guns The defenders numbered 14,000, with scant buppllcs, nnd It was onl the picaenco of the newl nrrlted lapan cse and Russlnn guns that prctcntcd n disaster. One Russian company of In fantry, numbering 120 men, had 115 killed or wounded. 1 liu German con tingent also suffered heatlly. By tho etenlng of tho 4th the situation was tery critical The allies narrowly es caped total defeat. Protldentally. when things were at their worst, n torrential lalnfall com pelled the Chinese to letlre. it w- "w TTsneia-E-ii' Carriage Maker General Repairing. Painting, Blauksmithing, Trimming. Phaetons, Buggies ami Hacks Manufactured. IIIGI1-CL A.SS WORK. tamBmwmwtsimmisBSBatimitmsBmimsBa Judge MiiliHtilu Now. A S. Mah.iulu has been appointed District Magistrate of Walalua In place of Edttatd 1 1 ore. resigned The new Incumbent has been station ngent at Walalun since the ruilwa was opened to there. He Is one of the most lutelll gent Hawaii, ins In the countr), prnfl elint In the English language and pop ti In i with nil i.tlcM'M II iii'lcc li CitHtlc ArrltcH Porllind Julj 2 -The llrltlsb si Hail' eh Caslli 21 data ftimi llono lulu nrrlted In at Astoria Hiluid.i.t Sim left up this morning at 7 '! nnd will arrlte here this wiping or early tomonow morning. TT v. i w 4 r J ig J P (I Is any old thing good enough for you ? Or do you want your Stationery, and other Printed Matter, Up-to-date ? You can get the best at tho The questions are unnecessary, ':$.. EVENING BULLETIN JOB PRINTING HOUSE. 'iiwt, 210 KINO S'IKUm", HONOLULU, H. I. V? wfii'i. . tJEkSI: ' -ii 'MMW fe to. iJfcttc BnW. W ! Auk' !