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KVENtNO BULLETIN. HONOLULU, II. T., TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1902.
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Lines of Travel.
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Business Men
Caa Savo
Many Hours
" RCTOB"'
ACROSS THE CONTINENT FROM
San Francisco-Portland
THE TRAINS DAiLY
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
TWO TRAINS DAILY
FROM PORTLAND.
Diljr THREE DAYS to Chicago
Only FOUR DAYS to New York.
Pillnan Palaco Sleepers. Buffet, Smok
UJK and Library Cars, with Darber
aUop and Pleasant Reading Rooms
Dining Cars (Meals a-la-carte).
Free Reclining Chairs.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.
X H. LOTHROP, Qoneral Agent.
, i?B.Thlra Btrect- potnd, Oregon.
1. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent.
;o. 1 ontgxmery St., San Francisco.
B. L. LOMAX, O. p. & t. A.,
uu Omaha", Nebraska.
Hawaiian Tramway's Time
Table.
KING STHEET LINE.
Cm Lava Walklkl for ton it ! . ii, 6
AM
It II P M. ffOm Walklkl . In IS. D....V' l.lJ!L
an4
. Jh'L "Mf R ""' P ch for (own t
5 PiV.!" V"S '' "lnu UlWMfttf till MtlPK
Cm leava Fort ml Kin; tttttlt corntr It Palama
16 io A H. an tvrrjr ij mloutti alter till n j
Car Itara fol Palama only at s an , ,0 a n
..SS!.!!: hiiP"" ' W.lklkl $ . a i an .v.r,
mlnutM nil 9 41 P . tlxfi tt io is tnd lojtp.M
mVAKi A S!"' '
Cm le ;ava Fotl lanl King sttftti corner loi Hill.
Ranta at J to tnl jo A .
Cart Itava Fori an! Klnc tlmta corner tor Walklkl
at S-oj A M. and avety ij mmotti till io oip M then al
io H and it os p m. Tba it jj p.m jo., to Walklkl
on Saturdays only,
BEUETAMA STREET AND r'VUANU VAltEY.
Can If ara Puliation St.H tor Tcmn atinaod
lor Town and Vallay at j to J s 6 to I to t .or and
f to A M.
Car. Iravi Oatiil Colt.ja lor town and Valley at
6 j 6tyi and 710AM aid ever) 10 nlnutes till 10 10
p.. except the even hour aid hall, hour can which
run from the Stable
Call lean Nuuanu Valley at 6 10 6 10 ( o A.M and
every to nlnutet thereafter till io so p M
Crt leave lort and Queen ttreeti for Punahou
SJ"57." "5 6 J es A and every 10 mlnutei
arttt Oil 0 II P ft After that the carl run to the
StaNy up to 11 50P, . which l the linear Iron Town,
reacMnc the Suble at 1 1 10 p n
O. R. & L. Co.
TIME TABLE.
From and after January 1, 1899.
TRAINS.
STATIONS oaiiy
(Outward) ex. Sun
DAiir
DAILY ei bun
A At. A M.
DAILY
P.M
IIS
J4T
4 0S
4 4
DAILY
PM
Sio
A M
Honolulu ...
Pearl City ..
Ewa Mill
Watanae.,.,
Wa.alua ...
Ka'iutrc .....
STATIONS.
(Inward)
T io
8 0)
ll
oil
e
10 08
11.0s
11 40
le 00
10 so
Si
le 11
DAILY .
I
'S
II. Sun. DMIY DlllY
AM, AM. P M
.... J IS
0 to ....
7 10 ...
DAILY
PM.
nil
so
ISS
4 I"
4 SI
J5
Agt.
KahuVu ,
Walalua
Walanao
Ewa Mill s S
Pearl City 01 1
riinolulu 6 o
T I 04
0
is
no
3 os
V 0. SMITH, Qen'l PaBS. & Tlckot
O. P. DENISON. Superintendent
Telephone to All Parts of the bland.
KONA LIVERY
STABLES
KEALAKEKUA. - HAWAII
J. G. HENRIQUES, PROP.
I!ore6 unci Carriages
For excursions
To the Volcano or the Mountains.
An excellent chance la offered tor
tourists to
SEB THE COUNTRY.
Carriages meet the S. 8. Mauna uu
at KaJlua and take passengers overland
to Hookena, where the Bteamer Is mex
acJn.
Chinese and Japanese Firm.
C.Q.YeeHop&Co
Kabikinni Meat Market
and Grocery.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Deretanla Street, Corner Alakea.
'Phone Blue 2511.
ALSO AT THE
FISHMARKET
MEAT 8TALL8 19 AND 20.
SING CHAN CO.
Importer of
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware
and Carriage Goods, Etc., Etc.
Sanitary Plumbing
and Hewer Connec-
tlonet a Specialty.
229 King St., between River 8t. and
R. R. Depot.
SANG CHAN
MLKCHANT TAILOR
Fine English and American Goods
TWO STORES
65 Hotel street, and
Hotel near Nuuanu
P llnl, TEL.-WHIT1 tl
BOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL AND
CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY
Night watchmen furnished for build
ings, business property and residences
Builders will do well to consult Bow
era In regard to watchmen.
Office and Residence, School Street
I P. O. Box 284; Tel. Vhlt 3691.
'" '" 'i n' )
'" " lrT "n a
Free to Men !
Aro you a weakling? Aro ou ono ot thoso unfortunate
young men who, through Ignoranco and bad company, havo
contracted nervous spells, weak back, varicocele, gloomy fore
bodings, loss of courago nnd ambition, loss of confidence, bash
fulness, despondency nnd weakness? Dr. McLnugullns Electric
Belt will euro you.
Aro you a middle aged man Buffering from varicocele, pro
maturcness. Indigestion, constipation, rheumatism, lamo back,
etc.? Dr. McLaughln's Ulcctrlc licit will cure you.
Aro you an old man, declining beforo your time, having
lost all ability to enjoy life, with prostatic trouble, loBt strength,
debility, pains and aches nnd general deeny of organic pow
ers? I enn euro you with Dr. McLaughlin's Ulcctrlc licit with
free suspensory lor weak men.
I will send you. scaled, free, my beautiful book telling
about It If you will send this ad. bend for It today.
dr. m. h. Mclaughlin, LUr.
Office hours, 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 1.
Oceanic Steam ai t ompam
TIME TABLE
The steamers ot this lino will arrive ana luuve mis port as hereunder.
VTtOM SAN FRANCISCO. FOH SAN FRANCISCO.
SONOMA MAR. 6
ALAMEDA MAR16
VENTURA MAR. 2b
ALAMEDA APRIL S
In connection with the sailing or tho above steamers, tno agonts are pre
pared to lssuo, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets by any rati--oad
from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from New
fork by any steamship line to all European ports.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.
GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC 8. 8. CO.
Pacific Mail Steamship Go.
Dccidental and Oriental Steamship Co. and Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Steamer of the above companies will call at Honolulu and
leave thl port on or about the date below mentioned.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. FOR 8AN FRANCI8CO.
PERU MAR. 12
COPTIC MAR. 20
AMERICA MARU MAR. 28
FOR GENERAL INFORMATION
H. HVCKFBLO &
American-Hawaiian S. 8. Co.
DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, via Pacific Coast.
3. 8. AMERICAN, 6,000 tons, to sail about March 15.
From San Francisco 8. S. HYADES, 3,000 tons, to sail Feb. 19 for Honolulu.
8. S. NEVADAN, to sail April 15th.
S. 8. HAWAIIAN, to sail May 15th.
freight received at Company's wharf, 42nd Street, South Brooklyn, f.t
all times. For further particulars, apply to
C. P. mORSB,
General Freight Anent. H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd.
AGENTS. HONOLULU.
CanadianAustraIian Royal Mail
Steamship Company.
Steamers of the above line, running In connection wltu the CANADI
AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vaucouvcr, II. C, and Sydnty, N.S.A,
ind calling at Victoria, I). C, Honolulu and Brisbane, aro DUE AT HONO
LULU on or about tho dates below stated, viz.:
crom Vancouver ami Victoria, B. C.
(For Brisbane and Sydney.)
MIOWERA MAR. 15
AORANG1 APR. 12
Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and
Curopo. For Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to
Theo. H. Davles & Co., Ltd., Gcn'l Agcnte.
GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
SEATTLE-HONOLULU ROUTE.
Connecting Direct without transfer with O. N. Ry., N. P. R.. nnd C. P.
It, Lowest rate of freight from all eastern points, shortest pofolblo time.
S. 8. TAMPICO, from Seattle MARCH 10
S. 8. EUREKA, from Seattle ; APRIL 10
For further Infoiraatlon address
L. E. BEEBE,
2 Brewer Building, Honolulu. AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Globe Nav. Co., Seattle, Wash.; P. W. Rochester, 803 Market St., 8. F.,
Agent of above road, will furnlih Information.
P. J. RubscII E. M. Watson
RUSSELL & WATSON,
ATTORNEY8 AND
COUN8ELLOR8-AT-LAW.
Office Magoon Building
:004-lm
'Phone Main 328.
W. Austin Whiting,
W. J. Robinson,
LAW 0.'FICE8
Remfed to Room 306, Judd Building
J. M. KANCAKUA,
ATTORNEY AND
COUN8ELLOR A LAW,
NOTARY PUBL1
ifflco Bethel 8t Near the Postofflce.
MSB
a
VENTURA MAR 4
ALAMEDA MAR. 19
SIERRA MAR. 25
ALAMEDA APRIL. 9
PEKING MAR. 12
GAELIC MAR. 22
HONGKONG MARU MAR. 29
APPLY TO P. M. 8. 8. CO.
CO, LTD. AGBNTS.
r-rom Sydney and Brisbane.
(For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C.)
AORANGI MAR. 12
MOANA APR. 9
MIOWERA MAY 7
Seattle and Tacoma
TO
Honolulu
8. 8. OREGONIAN, 6000 tons, to sail
March 25th.
8. S. CALIFORNIAN, 6000 tons to call
April 20th.
For further particulars apply
II. HACKFELD & CO., Agents.
C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent
Design 7nur own ledgers, ensh
books, etc. If you pro undecided, wo
will help you. That is In our ilno and
the PKICE 19 BiaHT, at the EVEN
ING BULLETIN.
IN FHfll DISTRICT
The Fourth District Committee of
Hit Id publlrin parts met In li'nd
nuar.eis st( rda arternMii foi tin
purpose nl lurther considering the
ni.u.cr or the nomlnntlnn of n (.null
U.ue to run In ntcorilnnrt with tho re
i,ni ji'p '1 election prr-r lamntlop of
(1u i nor I ole nnd In fill two nc.'"ii lei
on tli" unmnlttee. The nuetlng was
cill'il I order nt about I 45 otlock.
Tne iol' call nhowed slxteeu piesent.
lno mutter of lining atnnrlra oil
tlit! comuillUo uns the fust 1uh1i)i-fs
1 1 onr.l.t ti beforo the medlng. Sen
a oi f'-abbt moed that the neaiiej In
tio r-mtrlh Prerlnct bo left until tho
next meeting. In explanation of this
Senator Crnhho said that It was the do.
slrn of the labor men to lime the
Tourih District Committee postpone
nctlon until nfter next Friday, ns It
was en that day tho general meeting
wns to he held nud the course of nc
tlon decided on There was no objee
Hon to this motion and it tarried unan
imously l'reUous to tho calling to order of
the meeting. J. II. Fisher stated that
tno secretary had looked up his nnmo
In tho record book nnd had found that
ho was not a member of the Fourth
District Committee. Dlrcctl nfter tho
passage of tho Crahbo motion, Mr.
Fisher made an attempt to saj somo
thing, hut before ho know what had
happened his name had been placed
before the committee ns n man to nil
the place left ncant by the death ot
Archibald (lllfltlan, the nominations
had been closed nnd he had been made
a member of tno committee.
Mr. Fisher, chairman of the noise-
feeling committee, reported that tho
committee had mado as thorough a
canas ns possible of tho Fourth DIs
trlct and had found that tho large ma
Jorlty of the business community were
against tho naming or a cnir.ldate.
Tho mechanics, on tho other hand,
were not opposed to tho nomination of
n candidate, 'the natives were of tho
same opinion as the mechanics.
Andrew Brown, ono of tho members
of tho committee, stated that he had
seen n largo number of nathes. They
wanted a man put tip nnd they had
promised their support Mr. McVeigh
said that the First Pr clnct was almost
unanimously In faor of putting up a
man.
Dr. Burgess said that he had sen
forty business men of tho cily nnd
that with tho exception of two they
had been unqualifiedly against tho
putting up of a candidate During tho
morning ho had Bern a C. Jonei and
11. F Dillingham and these men ban
also said that there was no use In put
ting up a man.
Mr. Boyd askid a question ns to
what tho business men nnd said about
money to carry on tho election nnd
what part they would tako In It. I)r
Burgess answered that Borne had rtnt
ed to him that not a cent would they
put up for tho election. Furthermore,
tney would not Insist on their clerks
going to tho polls nor would they
make nny special effort themsclu-s to
go to the polln.
Mr. Boyd: "Thin they think that
tney can carry the fnll election with
out making a fight for this special elec
tlon?"
Dr. Burgess: "Yes, that's what
they think."
Mr. IIojil: "Well, that's all I want J
IU KUUW.
On motion of L II. Wolff tho report
of tho committie was accepted and
placed on record
Senator Crnhho. said that no one
know what was colng to happen For
nil an ono knew, tho whole govern
ment might ho entrturned There was
a possibility of a sporl.il i lection et
Furthermore, If tho Republicans gnve
tho election to tho Home HulurH with
out a struggle, tho natives by this one
ndditlonnl ote would li.'ne n two thirds
olo In the Leglslatuic and then It
would bo all up with the power of the
Republican pirly In the I.eglnlnture
The Homo flulerii should not bo gle
this loop hole.
Mr Audiews was against the put
ling up ot n ianildatt' Wilson Bug
gested nn nrrnngomuit between tho
thno pnitlos n presented In Hawaii,
by whi.'h no ono would put up a tnndl
date.
On motion of Mr Andrews, a com
mlttcc of three consisting of A. V.
dear, J. U McVeigh and Lorrln An
drews wns appointed to make lnestl
gatlons nnd report nt the next meet
ing of tho cummlttto ns to whether
they had decided to recommend tho
putting up of a candidate or not. In
tho former case, tho committee Is to
report tho name of a candidate tn the
committie.
On motion of .Mr. Bojd. tho plntform
of tho party wns reconsidered for tho
Iiurposo of further amendment with
reference to tho disfranchisement of
tho natives After much discussion It
was finally agreed to reiterate the fol
lowing plank In tho plattorm of the Ito
publican party
"Wo bcllcvo In tho equality of all
men under Just laws of their own mak
ing and wo Khali oppose .any restric
tion or limitation of ..u suffrngo which
wo now ( njoy under the Territorial
Act "
At 4 3 j o'clock, Urn meet lug adjourn
ed to the call of tho c hall.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Kvery possessor of a "Kodak" or
"Brownie" camera Is offered the op
portunlty of competing for $1000 la
prizes given by tho Kastmin Kodak
Co.
Tho great advantages of a cosmo
politan population and beautiful seen
eiy makes the chanco of Honolulu con
testants favorublc and as the prizes nrs
numerous, Island amateuis will no
doubt diaw u large Bhare. Honolulu
Photo Supply Co. are headquarters
The Cause of the Delay.
Shi If you had told mo you weren't
feclln well I'd havo fixed up some ol
these old fashioned remedies a couple
of days ago.
Ho Yes, I know That's whv 1
didn't say an)thlng about It
Homely.
Bennct Did )ou over know an j one
so homely?
Nearpass Hardly' Wh) she Ih so
homely that automobile goggles anv
actually becoming to her
Get your orders In for the special
Industrial edition. The second edition
Is now ready for distribution. Price
25 cents.
Recorded February 26, 1902.
Trustees Oalm College to J M
Wliltniy deed lot 2 Wild' r nf nue
Honolulu, Oah'r, $1 Book '-'J'' page
ll. Dittd Jnnii.io 10, 1112
Clmrlts Williams to M K Holstrln
(hid portion Kill S72C Mnkttpiln,
,p J It l 70M Kul lull.' I'ololu
North Kohnln, Hawaii, J.iO Book
2-'i page 121 Dated IV brum) 1!"
JW2.
Nalcni Io Wnodlnwn Fruit Oompui)
Llinltnl, duel, twothlids IntiitBt in
poitlnn It. V 70J, Kul I'JV. H.ilawn
Ewa Onhu, $ton Book 2.' page tix
Dated Deeenibci 20, ll)ni
Hawaiian Fruit nnd plantation Com
piny. Limited; resolution, In li sale
of Uasenold Interests, Penrl Clt Ewa,
Onhu Book 233 page ill Date d 'm-I
inary 19, 10 .2.
Bishop and Company to J 1! Ath
trlon, nsilgnment of mortgage, mort
gage Young All In and wife three
Jileees hnd, Pahma, leaseholds ote,
Wnlnlim. Ewa nnd Honolulu Oilm
Book r.n paRi i7) Dated Januar) S,
1002.
Mai) Kemuhaluae and husband to
A. N Cnniplie.il trustee mortgage
lot 2 or Kul 771.1 Ap 11 Kauluwola
Honolulu Oahu $.100 Book 21H page
421 Dated February 2- 1!)H2
Chung Kul to Von Hamm Young
Compau) Limited, chattel moitgnge,
stock, flxtmcs otr Wnlpahu Ewa
Oahu, $200 Book 21ft page 121 Hat
ed February 21 1902
Recorded February 27, 1902.
W It Castle nffldaWt nnd maps
Polokc lots portion R P 713, Kul
S'll Maklkl Honolulu Oahu Hook 235
page 51 Dated Februar) J I l'i02
San Fiunclsco Feb 20 The steamef
Albion has been purchased b) Rudolph
Sprtckols for a sum, said to be $24,000,
nnd will be sent to the Hawaiian Isl
ands As the Albion Is fitted with a
complete and rather extensUe cold
storago plant, she Is considered espe
cially sultnble for the Island trade A
few weeks ago the Albion was purchas
ed from the Klmlnll Steamship Corn
pan) by Mark L Datls, representing
the International Commercial and
Trading Compiny, and wns Intended
for the lnter-lsland trade In the Phil
ippines, wb(re Government contracts
were In prospect An apparent lack
of funds, howeer prevented a eon
summation of the deal and the essei
has lain Idle nt Mission street whnif
In chnrge of Captain Yarnebcrg Yes
terday the Fnltcd States Mnrshal took
possession of the Albion In behalf OI
the lohnson-LocKe Mercantile Coin
pan), to whom a bill of $1200 for coil
Is due Intenentlons were filed later
by II Levy & Co for $2231 75, and b)
Illbn, Newman & Ikenberg for $78 )es
te rd.i) In the libel suit of the Johnson
Locke .Mercantile Company against
the steamer II Levy & Co allege non
fulfillment of a contract to tiansport
rertaln merchandise from Sin Fran
cisco to Manila tho steamer being tied
up by tho Mercantile Compin)'s libel
for coal furnished The smnller amount
was for provisions furnished to tho
steamer.
San Francisco, Feb 25 According
Io u scientific Instrument on board, the
Navy hospital transport Solace rolled
to an angle of 4. degrees during hei
trip from Honolulu to this port Part
of tho time the main deck rail was
under water and all hands had nn uiv
comfortable time of It The Instru
ment did not record what tho angle
would havo been hnd tho Solace not
heon provided with hllge keels I.e av
Ing here October 21st last with Almli
nl Itoblcy 1) i:vuns and othoi members
of the com t of Inquliy un board fur
Pago Pago tn try Commander Tllley,
the Solace called at Honolulu and went
thenco to Pago Pugo, subsequent!) re
turning to Honolulu nnd continuing
her trip to Guam and Manila.
TO HONGKONG VIA MANILA.
San Francisco, Feb 23 Karly )es
tcrday morning tho Pacific Mall
Bteamer Peru arrived from Chinese and
Japanese ports and Honolulu. The
Punt will sail again on March S for tho
Orient, nnd will call at Manlla.cn route
to Hongkong, being the first steamer
under tho new arrangement between
the Pacific Mall, Occidental and Orien
tal and Toyo Klsen Kaisha to Includo
Manila In her itinerary .
LAYOVERS K)U HONOLULU.
Tho following pastcngers from Sar
Franelsro In the Nippon Maru will Btop
over In this city until tho next Tci)o
Klsen Kaisha boat arrives Mrs. F
Bcrlngur, Miss i: Brrlnger, Col, IM
ward Fenner, .Mrs IMward Fenner, J.
Hcrrcra, Mr and Mrs J. S Klnnnu,
Miss J. Lamed Mr nnd Mrs. O. W
Moore Miss C C Phelps
Bates and L B Tuttle.
Mrs r
Make a HlowTrl.
San Francisco, Feb. 25 The trans
port Itosee-rans, bringing the third bat
talion of tho 22d Infantry from the)
Philippines, out twenty-four days from
Nagasikl, arrived In the harbor nt
10. .10 o'clock lafct night. The vessel
has been duo for at least three, da)s
past Tomorrow tho Hancock, also
bringing men of the 22d Itcglmtnt, will
he due The transport Sheridan left
Nagasaki Sunda) for this port and wl
be due In about seventeen days.
ftlcnde RenclieH Golden Cute.
Sin FranclBco, Feb. 18 Tho decl
slon of Captain Wilson of tho transport
,..- .e ,u , Ul ..u ..U..U.I ,ur i. sup -
we m sou
pij ui uriiiT cu.u limn iue iruupsnip inK Fort Street,
waj, supplied with at Nagasaki caused, Telephones Office, Main 385, Bes
ide dil.i) In the vessel's arrival Yes- Idence, White 2861.
lerd.i) afternoon the Meade came Into Hours 11 a ra. to 1 p. m ; 3 to 5
port thlrt)-two da)s from Manila,
tnenD-tlve days from Nngisakl and
eight da)S from Honolulu.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tako Laxative Rromn Oulnlnn Tsl.lnla
All druggists rofund the money If H
fnlls to cure. H W. Grove's slmsturc
Is on each box. 25 rents I
No doubt
vou havo paid for two or three home during your lifetime.
especially If you have been paying rent; and we regret that
nou nv nothing to how for the money spent In thl manner.
Vf THE AMOUNT PAID
FOR RENT WOULD
A HAVE PAID FOR A
ST HOME, AND A GOOD
V HOME TOO. a a j,
wa nav now on ate lot In the beautiful Puupueo Tract,
ni:n contain the finest suburban property In Honolulu. Thl
tract command a magnificent view of mountain and ocean, ha
macadamized itreet, artesian water, and the electric car line
passe through the property. For any further Information regard
In, price, term, etc., addre
ISLAND REALTY COWIP'Y
LIMITED.
204 JUDD UUILDIINa.
Corporation Notices.
CREDITOR'S NOTICE.
Creditors of the Inter Island Tele
graph Company, Limited, are requested
to file statements of nccounls Imme
diately. CLINTON J HU'iUHNS,
Treasurer I.-I T Co , Ltd , P O
Box 3G9.
2085 St
ELECTION OF OFFICER8.
At the Annual .Meeting of the trus
tees ot tho Chinese United Society,
held on January 31, 1902, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for
tne ensuing year
Wong Kwal . .
Chong Mee Hlng
LI Cheung . .
Chong Pak Shan
Ylm Quon
Lau Tong .
Secietary Chinese
Honolulu, T II.
President
Vice President
. . . Secretary
Asst. Secretary
. .. Treaurer
Ast. Treasurer
LI CHKUNO,
United Society.
Feb. 2.', 1502.
2070-2W
NOTICE.
Intending steerage passengers from
Honolulu for United Stntes ports aro
hereby Informed that until further no
tl(o the undersigned will not book np
pileants for passage by the steamers
for which they aro agents, unless said
piiHseiiKotn report ai uie-ir omic uc i
least nine 19) days previous to tho
scneduled date of sailing. Further In
formation may be had upon applica
tlon nt the offices of
w.m. a. mwi.v & co, ltd,
II. HACKFHLD CO.
2073 tr
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The fourth and las' assessment of
2JC, on tho new stock of tne PIONWH
MILL CO, LTD Is (In - and pa)anl"
nt the olllcu of If Haekfe-ln & Co , Id ,
Honolulu, on March 15th. 1302, and i'e
llnquent on March list, 130:
II. schultzi:
Treasurer Pioneer Mill Co, Ltd
2084 March 1. 3 4
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Intend
lug passengeis per a S "Aorangl, '
due to sail foi Vancouver on the 12th
Inst and for the S S. "Mlowern," due
to sail for the Colonies on tho 15th
Inst must apply for passage by the
termor boat not later than the 3d Inst.
Tlli:0. II DAVIKS & CO . LTD .
Agents Cnnadlan-Austiallan II M. S.
H Line.
2084
Legal Not'res.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of tho Estate of BOB
KKT IIOBSON HIND, Deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given by thei
undersigned, JOHN HIND, Executor
of tho Inst will of Robert Itobsnn Hind,
deceased, to the Creditors of and nil
persons having cialmu ngalnst tho
said deceased to present their claims
dul) authenticated with the pinper
Miuchois within six months nfter tho
first publication of this notice tn tho
said Executor nt his reslCemo at Ko
hula, Island of Hnwuli, Territory of
Hawaii the same being, the place for
tno transaction of business of said es
tate In said Tenltory
JOHN HIND,
Executor of the Last Will of Hobert
Ilobson Hind, De-censed
Dated nt Honolulu, T. II , Febru
nry 25th. 1902
2080 Feb, 25, Mnr 4, 11 18, 23.
DR. WM. G. ROGERS,
SURGEON AND SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Note and Throat Exclusively
ItEMOVhi) to now office, 1146 Ala
kea Street, opp. Hawaiian Hotel.
Hours, 9 to 12, 3 to S.30, 7 ta 8, Sun
days, 9 to i..
Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair.
1 omcos-Ilooms 208 209 Boston build
i 7 to 8 p m , Sunda) b, 12 to 2 p m.
O. Box 801
A. C. WALL, D.D.S.
0. B. WALL. D.D.S.
DENTI8T8
Lore Building, fort Htrwi
Hours 9 to 4 Telephone Main 320
-J
Legal Notices.
Notice to All Whom It May
Concern.
United States or America, District of
Hawaii.
In the District Court of the United
States in and for tho District and
Territory of Hawaii
United States of America. Plaintiff,
vs One Dozen Articles for tho
Prevention of Conception.
Attachment ami Monition.
Whereas, In said Cause, said Court,
on February 24, 1902, issued Its At
lachment and Monition:
NOW THCRCFOKK NOT ICK
TlinilKOF IS HEUKBY QIVKN to all
persons claiming the above mentione-i
property, or knowing or having an)
tiling to ray why said Court should
not pronounce against the same, ac
cording to the prayer of tho Informa
tion now on fllo herein, and that they
appear before the said Court to be
holelen In nnd for tho said District of
Hawaii at the United Statei court
house In the City of Honolulu tn said
District on the 20th day ot March, A.
D. 1302, if that be a day ot Jurisdic
tion, nnd If not, then on the first day
ot Jurisdiction thereafter, at 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon of that day, then nnd
.,h..r,. i. inicrnnco a claim in the name
I nn(1 ,n Inu)c thclr allegations In trial
behalf.
Dated Honolulu. Hawaii. February
24, 1902. E. II. HENDItY.
United States Marshal In nnd for Said
District.
1079 Ht
Business Notices.
FOR RENT.
House off School and near Kaluwcla
street, containing
:i bed looms.
Parlor
Dining room. 1
Klche n ,
Pnnti)
Patent Wntoi Closet.
Kintal $15 per month
Inquire or J. FRIAS,
722 Fort Street.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
All Demounts of the rlty, and par
tleularly those residing In the Fourth
District, nre- requested to meet at
Democratic Headquarters. Kaahumanu
street, on Wednesday evening, March
S, 1902, at 8 o'clock p m . for tho rur
pose of discussing the best Interests
ol the party and to nominate a candi
date! for the office of Representative It
the meeting so decides.
W. II. JOHNSON,
Chairman Democratic Committee,
Fourth District
2085 3t
GERMAN VEREIN ARION.
All members' presence Is requested
nt the) meeting on Wednesday, March
r.lh, 1902
Election of Officers
Elks Hall, cornel Beretonla and
Miller street. H. KICKE.
20S5 21 Secrelaiy
RECEPTION DAY.
Princess Knwananakoa wul be At
Home toda) Tuesday, from 3 to
fl p .n No Invitations havo been Is
sued The Quintet Club will bo In at
tendance 2095-2t
A CHANCE FOR THOSE DE8IRINO
A GOOD HOME8TEAD.
FOR SALE At a reasonable figure.
a freehold estnto at Walomau. near
Walohlnu. Tho property consists of
n substantially built and well furnish
ed house with a good water Bupply;
also cartsheds, servants' quarters, di
vision rences for safo handling of cat
tle and 353 acres of land, 147 acres of
tho land adjoins houso and there Is a
privilege to secure 104 acres contig
uous. Thoro Is on the land fenced
portions containing coffee, orange and
other fruit trees In beating. All tho
lands aro alongside or near to tho Gov
ernment mad. Nearly all tho land has
substantial Btono fenccB. With tho
above go all cattle, horses and pigs,
wagons, etc., etc For paitlculsrs ap
ply to CHA8. MEINECKE,
Walohlnu, Kau, Hawaii.
2065 tf
NOTICE.
Parties visiting Lahalna and tho Isl
and of Maul la general can secure suit
able conveyances and careful drivers
at the PIONEER 8TADLE8, Lahalna,
Island of Maul,
Commercial men will be carefully
looked after with mltable rig
2055 3m
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