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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, II. T., TIUIRSDAY, FEU. 6, 1902,
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STORE..
why we advertise
Our space in the newspapers Is used
to gho to tlio public all tho latest
news regarding new arrivals in stock,
now styles and to otter from time to
time special inducements.
all this week
wo nro busy as bees stocktaking but
busy as no are at any time, wo aro
never so much bo but what wo havo
tlmo to extend tho most nttcntivo and
courteous treatment to our customers.
watch
this & space
Wo aro getting our goods arranged
and aro going to make some extraordi
nary offers.
Sachs' Dry Goods Co., Ltd,
FORT STREET.
WHY THROW $40 AWAY
by paying $100 for a typewriter when you can get an up to date
strictly high grado machine
The Wellington Visible Writer
for $60. This machine Is a revolution in typewriters. Ono of
many endorsements given tho Wellington Typewriter Is as follows
"Wo make the statement positively
that they aro absolutely tho best, ex
celling all others in simplicity, dura
bility and accuracy. Wo aro using 75
of them In our Philadelphia and Now
York stores. They hao our unquali
fied endorsement.
"(Signed) JOHN WANAMAKEU."
Wo have Just received a shipment of theso typewriters and
will bo pleased to gho full particulars regarding same.
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd .
PER S. S. "ALAMEDA"
New Line Golf Shirts
very latest In the market.
SILK AND GRAPE SHIRTS. PONGEE
SILK FOR SUITS, direct from the Orient,
BIG LINE OF KIMONAS, - -
U. SEKOMOTO,
Robinson Block. Hotel Street.
S. SHIMAMOTO
General Merchandise! Dry Goods, Groceries.
Japanese Provisions, etc
MAQOON BLOCK, MEROIIANT STREET.
JP . O- Box 886 ILvdZain. M
GOO KIM,
NUUANU STREET,
above Hotel.
DIQ HOLIDAY 8TOCK OF TOY8.
Many new Stayles Table Covers, Embroidered both of Grass Linen and
Bilk.
Embroidered Piano Covers, Silk Handkerchiefs, Etc.
Heavy Pongee Silk and White Silks, Victoria Lawn, India Lawn and
Lacet of all kinds. New stock of Swiss Embroideries.
DRY OOOD8 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
P O Bos MI. T(l. il.
vxnxrcsr "wo oiklajxt
THE OLDEST CHi. 'cSE FIRM IN HONOLULU.
Dlri to Flo Silks an 4 Grata Llnini, ChtotM ao4 Japa ott Good! of All Kills
a io-4 it Nuuanu strati
The Bulletin, 75cts. per monfii
NUT B11J0F IE
DK. COOPER CALLS HALT
UPON JAPANESE DOCTORS
Kindergartners Nominate Medical In
spectorNew Wing for Malu
lani Hospital Trial of
Leprosy Cure.
I'alat was (lie first dish on the bill of
faro at the regular ilict of the Uonnl of
Health jesterday afternoon. John W.
Knlua, contractor, forwarded n propo
sition that tho Hoard pa for a con
signment of palal dellercd at the Set
tlement, of which mention was made
two weeks ago, and he and his asso
ciates would pa the freight.
This was regarded as decltlcdl) cool,
In view of tho fact that Superintendent
Reynolds had given the conti.ictors
timely notice not to deliver that lot of
the Hawaiian start of life It was vot
ed to notify Mr. Kaulua that If the
palal was not removed within ten d)s
It would he cast Into the ocenn
There were present President. I)r
II. C. SlogBCtt, i: A Mott-Smlth. Dr
W. XI Moore, Attorne) General U 1.
Dole. Krcd C. Smith nnd Dr. C. II
Cooper. Officers In attendance wero
Dr. J. 8 II I'ratt, C. U Itfjnolds, C.
Charlock and C II Trnc)
Petitions and Letters.
Aheona serit In a long petition for a
permit to open n colteo shop at the
Settlement. It was denlul after a
statement hy Superintendent Reynolds
There were two places at Knlaupapt
and one of the same kind at Kalawao
alread).
J. L. Ilcnolt made application for the
position of sanitary Inspector at Kahu-
lul, Maul, offering his services at CO
n month It was referred to Uxccutlvo
Onlcer I'ratt.
Dr. J. Holland, gocrnment ph)sl-
clan for Puna, sent in a bill for a
postmortem examination. On motion
of Dr. Cooper It was referred to tho
Attorney General's department as hav
ing Incurred the bill.-
Sister M. Honavcntura preferred n
request for the nddltlon of a wing to
the Malulanl hospital, Walluku. it
was voted to grant the request.
Odlccrs of the Kindergarten Asso
ciation wrote asking that Dr Mar)
Harry be commissioned as medical ex
aminer for kindergartens, the assocla
tlon to p.ij her salarj and expenses
Tho Hoard gave Its consent nccom
panled with Its thanks the oxamluer
to be under the supervision of the
Hoard After some discussion, how
ever, it was decljled to lay tho matter
on the table ono week, so that a confer
ence might he had with the doctnl
named.
Japanese Doctors.
Dr. Cooper, on the favorablo report
of tho medical examiners on the appli
cations of three Japanese doctors for
license to practice, suggested that Dr.
Andrew b, chairman of the board of ex
aminers, be interviewed regarding tho
nature of the examination, qualifica
tion of Interpreter, etc. They were
rushing in Japanese doctors a little
too fast. The names of the candidate!
ore; Drs. Ynmlzo Kakumura, gradu
ate of First High College of Chlbi on
Nov. 23, 1892; K Sugnja, graduate ol
Chlha medical college on March 2.
18S8, nnd S Kobajusehl, graduate bv
license of board of examiners at ToMc
on Nov. 15, 1900,
Finally, Dr Cooper moved that the
report be laid on the table, accepting
an amendment by the Attorne) Gen
eral to have It tabled for one week
This was carried Dr Cooper then
moved and it was carried that Dr
Mooro In the meantime Investigate the
matter.
An Innocent Practice.
Ilatlilng In Nuuanu stream was
Kbrought up for discussion The presl
dent's nttention had been called to tlm
matter
The Attorney General thought It
would he going too far to prohibit tin
bathing of bo)s in the stream. It was
recorded as the sense of the meeting
that no action should bo taken, unless
It were shown that tho practice was
prejudicial to the public health.
Iwllel Physically Unclean.
President Sloggctt mado some re
marks on Iwllel. sa)lng he ngrettrd
that Judge Gear had not charged tin
Grand Jury relative to the phvslc.il, oh
well as to the moral, unclcanllness of
the locallt) With regard to the slaugh
ter houses, Mr, Waller had Informed
him that tho contract for new build
ings at Kallhl would ho let within a
few ilaja Therefore the order for ru
moval of that establishment ought to
be suspended as tho compati) was cvl
dentl) acting In good faith Relative
to the waBhhouses at Iwllel, ho direct
ed the reading of a icport b) H G
Keen, Inspector of plumbing and house
sewers, prepared after an Inspection ol
tho premises hy that officer 1 he re
port was handed over to tho press ta
ble for publication. A cop) hud been
furnished to the Superintendent of
Public Works, who had promised hi)
earliest attention to Its rccornmendu.
tions The report appeals else w hero
In this paper..
Reports of Officers
Pr I. K. Cofer, lT 3 Marine Hospl
tal Service, reported by letter ono case
of bubonic phguo with one death at
Hongkong for the two weeks endlna
Janttar)
Reports for tho month of January
were read, from the plumbing Inspec
tor, the food commissioner tho city
sanitary oflkcr and tho suultui) In
spectors Alleged Leprosy Cure.
Dr Cooper when the written order
of business had been despatch- d ask
ed If there was nil) thing doing wltU
relation to the tua tuu plant as u lemo
dy for leprosj
Tho president said n tepoit of Dr.
Camp and Hoffmann was filed with the
Hoard two years ago to the eltuct that
expel Iments with the claimed cure .it
Kallhl hud )lelded but negatlvo results
Di Piatt stated that Di Oliver
medical supcilnteiideiit at Moiokul, had
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RESULTS OF MILK
INSPECTION LAST MONTH
Poi Also Investigated Preservatives
in Cream From Ahuimanu
, Food Commissioner's
I Report.
STOMACH
&ITTES
This wonderful medicine hns never
been equalled as a stomach strength
cner and health builder It is tho only
one to take when your s)stem Is weak
and run down and you Buffer from
dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation,
flatulency, sour stomach or headache.
Try It. It will surely do ou good He
sure to get tho genuine with our Pri
vate Die Stamp over the neck of the
bottle
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
written for n supply of the tua tua
lca es
It was voted to direct Dr Oliver to
make a thorough test of the remedy
upon five or six selected patients.
Thomnn Square Music,
The band will play the follow Ins se
lections at a concert In Thomas Sqtiiic
this evening, beginning nt 7 CO o'clock:
PART I.
Overture Juanltn Suppo
Kntre Act Monto Crlto Kotiar
Grand Selection Martha .... Flotovv
Fongs
(a) Ko I.en
(b) Mlllhnl Pua.
Miss I. Kclliaa.
(c) Ka Inuwal.
(d) Kiiwlllwlll Iho Au.
Mrs. N, Alapal.
PART II.
Cornet Solo First Love .... Nctiman
Charles Kreuter
Selection Utile of Hohemla
.. Hnglandcr
Waltz 1001 Nights . Strauss
March I.iko I.ehiia Ilerger
The Star 8panglel Hanner.
&
F C Shore) Food Commissioner,
111 Jnnuar), found 71 samples of milk
up to or above standard nnd 13 below
stnndnrd The purve)ors of the un
Ink) diaughts arc the following
M Souza Dalr) men's Association
two samples, C l.amba nnd Perrls
I Star dalr) ono sample each, Fujloka
I two samples, M Abrou, two samples
I Murtlns two samples, Kawamoto 8
Nobtlgn and Mnkatnnl one sample
inch Regarding the deficient article
the Commissioner sa)s
' In nil of these samples the denslt)
was normal or nhove and the ndulter
ntlon seems to have In en either an
Intentional removal of n portion of the
cream or a bringing about of the snmo
result b) rnn lessness In deliver) de
tlverlng fiom the top of a fresh can
without shaking leaving milk poorer
In hutter fat at the bottom. In tho
samples from Nohrlgn nnd Martins
there was probably nil addition of n
small quantity of water. Removal of
a portion of the cream and tho nihil
tlon of n small quantity of water
leaves the density or lactometer read
lug normal
Results of partial annl)ses of 23
samples of poi arc given, on which
tho Commissioner pioceeds to sn)
"In no ense was any Hour or other
March than that of iaro found, and
nu examination of the; nsh In each
case did not reveal the presence of any
mineral adulterant.
"It will be noted there Is consider
able variation In the amount of water
present; tho limits being 80 to Sfi In
samples from restaurants, nnd 73 to 81
In samples from poi shops.
"Further examinations of poi sum
pies to determine Its food value as
compared with other staples, and also
a study of tho ferments present nro
under wny
"A number of complaints and Inqul
lies have been made regarding th
presence of n preservntlvo In Ahul
maim cream and I wish to stnte that.
I hnvt on two occasions reported the
matter to former Hoards of Health In
the past both formalin nnd preservn
line thoracic acid) have been used
rninple taken during tho month was
found to he preserved with the latter
Annl)scs have also been made for
the Departments of Public Woiks ami
grleulture.
HAVE YOU LIGHT ENOUGH ?
This qtiesllon presents Itself often
to the niorlmnt nnd ulso he vis
tlon, Aro they sat'sPv oi) '
the new arc lamps
now being Installed by us reecho tho
hearty endorsement of every ono who
uses them nnd we have recommenda
tions from tho most piotuincut busi
ness men
The Post of this light Is much lower
than that of the Incandescent Ono
lamp giving flvo times tho amount of
light for tho same money They aro
steady, brilliant of great penctrntlni;
power anil bum eighty hours with ono
trimming.
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C. W. MACFARLANE,
SOLE AGENT.
MACHINES SOLD, RENTED AND REPAIRED.
Tel. Main 311.
PostoMlcc Box 57
C II Trae). Clt) Snnitnr) Olllccr,
leports for January
Ilullding applications received 2,
approved, 33, disapproved, .0, of pre
vious mouths upproved, 10, with
drawn, 1 held 1, held b) Survey De-
partment. 10 The application held
by this ofllce violates the air spaeu
regulation The Chinaman wishes to
build his lot full of sleeping rooms.
kitchens and closets nnd build a eesB-
pool underneath. Ho is changing bis
plans.
Cesspools located during tho
month, h
Hiilldlngs altered or moved bo as
to conform to the sanitary rc-giilatlons
of the Hoard of Health, 7.
Hxamliiatlons before', during nnd at
completion of piocess or building Ufl
Inspections othei than of new
buildings, 389.
Certificates for lodging house res
taurant or hotel licenses applied for
during the month fit) Or theso ii
were Issue" d nnd t held "oi sanitary
work to be completed Certitteates Is
Btied on applications previous to Jail
nary, 1. Previous application permits
still held 8 Number of ndults which
can by law be lodged In these build
tngs licensed --'15.
Two foimal complaints have been
registered and the nuisances have been
abated.
Seven 48 hour notices have been
served during the month This is tho
smallest number for some time but
those upon whom the) wero served
wero unusuall) obstinate1, for threo
of them were arrested Two of the
threo llxed up their places and wero
let off by pa) Ing tho costs, the third
man is still working to pftt his placo
Into sanitary shape before his cush
comes up on February 2.
Illght notices orderllig the recipient'
to connect his premises to the sewer I
within thlit) days hnvt been served
Two builders without permits havo I
been notified to obtain tho same and I
have done so Tho persons without
permits aro usually those who do not
Know that It requires a permit to
build or move any building except
thoso buildings outside the mile ilml'
would cost It sb than $1000 The mile
limit line is uppiotlmntcly Pens.iculu
street on the ens Judd hill on the
north, nnd Insane Asylum mad on the
west.
Two special reports havo been made
to the Hoard during the month.
Reports of Inspectors.
James I) Gorman, for Distilct No 1
Work oidered, G5!. finished, 188,
old oiders finished, 41, total Inspec
tlons, 1104
A O Hitchcock for District No 2
-Work oidered 115. finished, CO, old
orileis finished, 9J, totul inspections,
SOU.
N P Jacobs for District No 3
Work ordered, 4Jfi, finished, 80, old
ordrrs'flnlshed, 83, total Inspections,
101.1.
1) P Lawrence for District No 4
Work ordered 828, finished, 372, old
orders finished, 8, total Inspections,
1233 '
T. W Carroll for District No 6
Work ordered. 710. finished, 8S1, old
ordeis finished 40, total Inspections
1127
In ndtfitlon to the foregoing six
houses are oidered vacated, pending
sanitary arrangement
I W Francis for DiBtrlct No fi
Work' oidered. 122, finished, 338, old
unlets finished, 15, total Inspections
15t,9
Plumbing and Sewers.
i: O Keen, Inspector of Plumbing
nnd House Sewers leports for Jauu
nr Plans filed, 103. permits Issued
101, Inspections ninth 2h8 , final t tr
uncates Issued 8U sewei connections
mnde IG.
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Postage on the Bulletin's special In
duitrlal edition Is three cents to all
parts of the States.
New York Hotels
Wrecked by Dynamite
BIG SHIRT WAIST SALE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, ALL WAISTS MARKED
BELOW COST. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM,
A. A. MONTANA,
Lending DrcHHimihlnfV House ami Millinery Pnrlors.
Arlington Mock, Hotel Ht. II. Pi DAVISON, Munnfcr.
New York, Jan, 27 Halt n ton of
d)namlte four times the amoiin the
law- allowed Btored In n shed on the
8Ubvvuy in front of Murray Hill Hotel
today exploded, killing six people end
more or less serlousl) wounding two
hundred
The .Murray Hill Hotel was witched,
the Grand Union and Manhattan 1 1 j
ttls were damaged and the (irund Cm
tral station lost Its window uud Its
thicks, the Manhattan i:p and Kur In
Ilrmar), the Hospital for Clippies u.d
the (Irand Central Palate were .ill
shaken, and people were Injured in I
them and In near!) ever) private house
olllte building and store for blocks
around
'1 he terrlflv force of the volcano that
was let loose was felt nil over the clt) ,
In the Imemdlute vielnlt) cars vveie
blown off the tracks, and an elevated
truln nt tho (Irund Central Station
was lifted bodily, Imt fell true and w.i'.
not derulled. The area of tho disaster
extended from Thirty -fourth street to
l-'lft) -second stiect, nnd from Sixth
uvcnuo to Second avenue Mull)
blocks In the henrt of New York Cit)
felt the walls tremble and heuid the
crash of glass from shivered windows
The Germania Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YOKK.
ASSETS $27,378,533.30.
Paid to Policy Holders Blnco 18C0 for Death Claims J24.373 409 C5
For Matured Policies 7.D07.G08 27
Dividends and Surrenders 13.C03.13l 37
Totnl . . .., J45
BMMETT MAY,
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