Evening bulletin. [volume], March 16, 1902, Image 7

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!, nunoiiUliU, HrT SUNDAY; MARCH 16, 1802.
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r A U VUVU 1
IN CITY CHURCHE!
Central Union Church Ucv. Wil
liam Klncald, pastor Sunday school
nnd Dlblc class, 9:50; public worship
nnd sermon, 11; Y. P. S. C. E. prayer
meeting, C:30; evening services at
7:30; weekly prayer meeting, Wednes
day, 7:30 p, m.
At 11 a, m., ltev. Wm. Morris Kin
cald will preach ; subject, "The Impor
tance of a Might llollof"; 7:30 p. m.,
subject, "Tho , Gospel of Little
'things."
Tho pastor will continue tho course
of practical sermons which he hopes
to mako both educational and helpful,
on "Tho Foundation Stones of a Work
ing Faith." Tomorrow morning the
subject will bo "Tho Importance of a
Hlght Ilcllcf."
St Andrew's Cathedral Tho fit.
nor. the lllshop of Honolulu, Parish
Priest, tho Key. V. II. Kltcat 7 a. m.
Holy Communion; 10 a. m , Sunday
school; 10:30 a. m, moinlng prayer.llt
any and sermon; (on tho last Sunday
In the month, choral celebration of the
Holy Communion); 3:30 p. m., pule
ablahl; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer
nnd sermon.
Second Congregation Rev, Alex.
Mackintosh, pastor. Sen Ices at 9:45
a m nnd 0:30 p. m.
St. Clement's Chapel, Puna
hou HoI Communion: Tho first Sun
day of the month, 11 a. m.; all other
Sundays, 7 a. m.; morning prajer, with
sermon, 11 a. m ; evensong, 7:30 p. m.
Tho electric cars pass the door. All
seats aro free. Tho chapel Is served
by the Hector of Honolulu.
Christian Church E. S. Mucl.lcy,
p.stor Residence 650 Uorotanla St.;
telcphono BIuo 1C01.
Tho malo quartet of tho Hueke)o
Club will sing at tho evening sen Ices.
Subject of moinlng sermon, r.t 11
o'clock. Is "Thinking and Ilelng"; 7:30
p. m, subject, "Tho Power of the
Cross." lllblo school at 9:4o n. m.;
Junior Society at 3:30 p in.; Young
People's meeting at G:30 p. m A cor
dial Imitation Is extended to stran
gers nnd non members by the pastor
and church to attend these sen Ices.
Roman Catholic Cathedral The
lllshop of Panopolls Low masses, ho
ly communion. 6 nnd 7; children's
masi, with natho sermon, 10:30; rosa
ry, with natho Instruction, 2; solemn
vespers nnd benedictions, 8; week
days. Ion mass, 6 and 7.
Methodist Episcopal Church Cor
ner Deretanla and Miller streets Rev.
(. L. Pearson, pastor.
Subjects for today's services: 11 a.
m , "Conditions of Success In Spirit
ual Work;" C:30 p. m , "A Great Awak
ening;" 7:30 p. m., "God's Call and
Promise to the Spiritually Dead."
V Weekly Services Sundays, public
'worship and sermon, 11 a. m. and 8:30
p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Kp
worth Leaguo devotional seivlcc, 6:30
p. m. Wednesday, pru)er meeting.
7:30.
Monthly Meetings First Monday,
2:30 p. m.. Woman's Homo Missionary
Society; 7:30 p. m. Epworth Leaguo
business meeting; first Tuesday, 7:30
p. m, Methodist Men's Club; third
Friday, 2 30 p. in., Lndlcs' Aid So
ciety. Parsonage adjoining tho church.
A welcome alwa)g, to all.
8t. John the Daptlst Church At Ka
llhlwuena.
St. Augustine Chapel (Roman Ch
ollc), Walklkl Every Sunday of the
year at 8:30 a. in., holy mass withjitev. A. V. Soarcs, pastor Preaching
sermon; nt 3 p. m Sunday school, -o-
Metropolitan Meat Co.,
LIMITED.
Freeh Meats and Pish (
by Every Steamer
From the Coast that has Cold Storage.
Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton
( Lamb and Pork always
on hand.
Also Poultry, Salmon nnd
FOR 8ALB AT
Canadian-Australian Royal Mail
Stcumahlp Company.
Steamers of the above line, running In connection wltu the CANADI
AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, D. C, and Sydney. N.B.vV.,
and calling at Victoria, D. O., Honolulu and Brisbane, are DUE AT HONO
LULU on or about the dates bejlow
Prom Vancouver ami Victoria, D
(For Brisbane, and Sydney.)
MIOWGRA MAIL 15
AOItANai APR. 12
Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and
Europe. Por Freight and Passage an l all general Information, apply to
TJieo. II. Da vies & Co., Ltd., Gen'I Agents,
GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
SEATTLE-HONOLULU ROUTE.
Connecting Direct without transfer with O N. It.. N P It, and C. P.
It. Lowest rates of freight from nil eastern points; shortest posslblo time.
S. S. TAMPICO, from Seattl , MARCH 10
V 8. S. EUREKA, from Seattle APRIL 10
' For further Information addioss
L. E. BEEBE,
2 Brewer Building, Honolulu. AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLAND8.
Globe Nav. Co., Seattle, Wash.; P. W. Rochester, 308 Market St., 8. F.,
Agents of above roads, will furnish information.
V'
sary. During Lent: Every Friday at
3 p. m., Stations of the Cross.
German Lutheran Church tlev. Mr.
Felmy, pastor; 1032 King street 10 a.
m , Sunday school; 11 a. m , congrega
tional service
Deutsche Evangellsch Lutherlsche
Klrehe Pastor Felmy, 1032 King St.
Sonntag, 10 Uhr, Klndergottes
dlcnst; 11 Uhr, Qemelnde Gotten
dlcnst. '
Christian Science Services Regu
lar Sunday sen Ices at 11 a m.. and
Wednesday services at 7 30 p. m.;
room 8 Oregon block.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints Milliard
Hall (rear of tho Opera House) 9 a.
m., Dook or Mormon class; 10 a. m.
Sunday rchool; 11 a, m., preaching
(Hawaiian); 6:30 p. ni, Zion's Rellgln
and Literary Society; 7.30 p. m.,
preaching, English sen Ice.
Maktkl Chapel On, Klnau street-
Preaching sen Ice, 8 a. m.
Chinese Church (Congregational)
Rev. Eward W. Thwlng, acting pastor
Sunday school, 9.30: prcachlnc -r-
tlce, 11; Sunday school In English,
2:30; evening scnlce, 7 30; W-dces-day,
prayer meeting, 7.30.
Japanese Church (Congregational)
Nutianu street, Rev. T. Okurnura
pastor Sunday school, 10; morning
scnlce, 11; evening service, 7.30;
Wednesday pra)cr meeting, 7.30.
Japanese M. Z. Church G Motokn
wn, pastor Sunday school, 10, mom
Ing scnlce, 11; evening service, 7.43: !&T" J-J.noo, Willamette above Port
,.,?.. ,i c.n. .? ' .i n" "'' Long Tom, $08,000.
class meeting, 8:30; praver meeting,
Wednesday, 8. Serv Ices at Ktil.ul St.,
near St. Louis College.
Kawalahao Church Rev H. H. Par
ker, pastor Sunday school, 10, morn
ing service, 11; evening service, 7 30;
preaching In English by Rev. W. D.
Wcstenclt; Christian Endeavor,
6:30; prayer meeting, Wednesday.
7:30. ,
Peeilel Mission Miss E. Uddtnberg
In charge Meetings jre held In th
hull on Nuuanu street, Just below King
every night of the week. Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock Bible study;
Sunday afternoon at 2 3, holiness
meeting; wharf meeting at the fcot ot
Nuuanu street at 9 o'clock every Sun
dny morning. A Scandinavian meet-
Ing for ladles Is held every other
Wednesday afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, In !
tho Mission Home, 471 Hotel street.!
AH welcome. i
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints (Mormon Church) Punch
bowl street Sunday services: Sun
day school at 10 a. m.; regular ser
vice, preaching, at 11:30 a. m.; Young
People's Mutual Impiovcment Asto
elation, nt 7 p. m.; primary meeting,
for children, Friday, at 3 p. m ; Relief
Society meeting at 10 a. m , on Satur
day. All are respectfully Invited to
attend our meetings and examine our
doctrines. Frco to all. no contribu
tlons; services In Hawaiian. Elder
Wm. M. Wnddaups, In charge
Seventh-Day Adventlst Chapel
Saturday, Sabbath schoul ct 10 a. m ;
preaching at 11 n. m ; Wednesday,
prayer nnd missionary meeting at
7:30 p. m. All ore welcome. J. 1!
Ilehiens, pastor.
Portuguese Evangelical Church-
Corner of Miller nnd Punrhbuwl Ste,
in Portuguese at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p
Halibut.
The Metropolitan Market, King St., Tel. 41,
The Booth, Fishmarket, Telephone 379,
Central Market. Nuuanu St., Telephone 104
stated, vli.:
r-rom Sydney and Brisbane.
(For Victoria and Vancouver, D. O.)
AORANGI MAR. 12
MOANA APJL 9
MIOWEIIA MAY 7,
JD II10RS
A Ar
.."
-&y
miX CARRIES OYER
SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS
More Than the Measure Talked to
Death During the Final Hours of
The Last Congress
Big Contracts.
Washington March 1 Tho rler
and harbor bill wa-t completed today
nnd tho Items wore made public. Un
usual Interest nttnehes to the mens
urc this year, ns last eir puscd with
out a river and harbor bill.
The totnl carried by the monsmc
completed today Is $G0,7U0 000. Of this
total 24,000 000 Is In cash nnd $.10
700,000 Is In continuing contracts
avnllnblo July 1. 1903. Tho totnl Is
about 12,000.000 mote than the bill
wLicli wns "talked to death" during
the final hours of the last Congress.
ih appropriations of $25.fi00 or over
for harbors Include the following:
California 8an Diego. S75,0i)-), and
continuing contract, fl02,8"0, Wll
mtngton, (250.0110, Snn Luis Obispo,
$50,000; Oakland. $100,000; Mossom
Reek, Carnitines Sttalts, tlBn.OOO, and
ctstmiilng contract, $281,000.
Ore gon Tillamook Ilaj and bar,
127.000.
Washington Olympla hnrbor, $23,-
OOP. Seattle, Shllshalc and Salmon
lay. $100,000; Tacomn, $75,000; New
Whatcom, $2.",000: Grays Habor, In
fludiiig Chchalls Rher, $50,000.
The appropriations for rivers In
c!nd tho following:
California Sncrnmento and Feath
er, J2t),00o; Sacramento and Feather
elt.ri; dams. $160,000.
rrogon Coqullle, $30,000, Sluslaw,
:( t'(K); Columbia, nt Cascades. $30,
000 Upper Columbia nnd Snake. $25.
"n mouth of Columbia, $500,000, and
ititjjulng contract, $1,000,000; lower
Wl'liiniottc and Columbia below Port-
Wellington Swlnonilsh Slough,
J. i nc
fiarriman Merges
More Railroads
t-l Francisco, March 8. Articles of
!!)(! .oration and consolidation of the
SO'ithern Pacific Ralliond of Califor
nia, tho Southern Pacific Company of
Aii:oiii and thu Southern Pacific Hall
rwd Company of New Mexlro were
81i' yesterday with tho county clerk
Tl. .-onsolldatlon of the companies
wa- itrf-ctcd by Piusldeut E. II. Hai
llmuu from moth oh of economy. Al
thengh thu three roads nro part of the
.-0 libera Pacific system, sepiiato no
eo.iits have hcietoforu been kept fol
! Hue, thus adding consldcrniil)
to -bv) expunges
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
lx ly
possessor of a "Kodak" oi
litownlo" camera is offcied the op
portunity ot competing for $1000 In
prizes given b) the Eastman Kodak
Co.
The great advantages of a cosmo
politan population and beautiful seen
crj makes the chance of Honolulu con
testants favorable and as the prizes arr
numerous, island amateurs will no
doubt draw a large share. Honolulu
Photo Supply Co arc headquarters.
m.; Sunday school, 2:30 p. m , con
ducted In English; W. A. Row en, sti
perlntendent. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday, 7:30.
Bishop Memorial Chapel Knmeha
mcha Schools; Dr. W. II Elkln, chap
lain Services Sunday mornings at 11,
except on last Sunday In each month;
service nt I p. m. Alumni and friends
cordially Invited.
Young Men's Christian Association
Hotel nnd Alakea streets Henry C.
Drown, general secretary.
Kev. O. L. Pearson will speak and
Mrs Annls Montague Tinner wilt ting
it the Young Men's Chrlstlun Assocla-
tkn tomorrow afternoon.
I The Baptist Society of Honolulu
(tegular meeting first Sabbath after
noon of each month at 3 o'clock in
Young Men's Christian Association
parlors. A cordial Invitation Is ox
tended to all.
The Kaluwela Sunday School Sun
day school, 1: 30 p m.
Church of tne Sacred Heart .Mar
quesvlllc, Punnhou,
Tomorrow, fointh Sunday of Lent,
March 9th, 11 a 111.. high mass, with
sermon and collection
COMFORTS
OF HOME
Cosy rooms In cnt-MScH
or main house with or
without liuiinl, ml
home comfoi-la, i i i
INN
L. H. DEE, Proprietor.
W. Bcswick, Manager.
Take the car to Walklkl
S
Y. M. C. A , King Bros.
and Other Places
Have Been Entered.
PERSON OR PERSONS
EMPLOY CANDLE LIGHT
Details Noticed Show Burglars
Be Clumsy in Their
Methods Hart
Home Robbed.
To
The petty burglar Is about town
again He Is now confining his atten
tion to tho stores and places of busi
ness In tho upper part of tho business
district. It Is evident from the work
done by the burglar, or burglars, that
he Is very crude Indeed, using ry
clumsy tools nnd methods nnd also
taking onl rnsh and articles of small
value, leaving alone articles of much
greater Intrinsic value thati thosu he
tins taken.
Friday nlhlit the Y. M. C A wasvli-
tlnuYcd. Tho burglar had made a. very
thorough search through tno lower
part of the building, finding, however,
but little of vnlue. Ho pried open Sec
retary Ilrown's desk, breaking the
lock. He probably used a large Bcrew
driver belonging to tho Association
This screw-driver, together with an
axe, used 111 the attempt to open the
safe, he found In the janitor's desk
drawer. From Mr. Ilrown's desk the
burglar took only n bunch of a dozen
or so kes to the lockers of the Cam
era Club. A largo number of unused
stamps which wero llng on the desk
and In one ot the drawers were un
touclieil A cHiidlo wns evidently used
to sie by. as the dc-Bk, ns well as Its
contents, were stained by candle
grease. Tho desk belonging to Physl
ml Director Young was also pried
open, but nothing was taken.
Tho burglar made a very rlunisv nt
tempt to open tho safe. In which about
$15 of members dues wero deposited.
For this purpose, he used tho nxe
which he had taken from the Janltoi s
draw el . )' handle of the safe
shows two big dents evidently made
by tho knob end of the axe. Tho front
of the safe also shows severnl long
marks from the shnrp. edge of the
ixe A bicycle lamp wnlch had been
left standing on top of the safe the
previous evening had evidently been
pressed Into service by the Invader. It
was i lean when left by Its owner but
when It wns found this morning it was
very smoky and covered with soot
'lucre was also a large kerosene slnln
on the Moor.
After tiylng to get Into tho safe
the burglar went down stairs Into the
-lyinnaiilum rooms. It could be seen
horn the drippings ou tno floor that
hit had found his way down by thu
light of the candle ns far ns the elec
tric ight switch. Here he evidently
tumid on iiio light and put out his
candle. The fact thai ho knew where
the switch was alto shows that tho In
truder wns very familiar with tho
premises.
In the gymnasium dressing moms
the burglar evidently took his time, as
no hud done In tho olfleo above Five
Kid, eru weie- found to have been pried
opin this morning and their contents.
Hportlng shoes, sweaters and like
goods were found thrown belter skel
ter on the lloor. It Is not known
uhetner be took nnjthlng from then
us the (iv. hits of the lockers have not
.is ;i Idriitlfli'il tln-lr go-ids
The burglar who was evidently n
v i-rj ilumi) one. li. piouabl) tho snmo
who entered the Coldcu Hule Ilaznar,
across llm strict from the Y M C A.,
Thursihy night, lleio he effected an
entrance from a window about twelvo
feet tiom the ground, squeezing
through a spneo hardly a foot wide.
The- lloor of the store nnd the contents
of the drawers which ho rummaged
were also cove-red with candle drip
pings, as wns the- cat-e In the Y. M
,. A. The burglar left severnl foot
pilnts here, nun on n piece of card
boaru nnd one on n step covered with
dust In the basement being particular
ly char It shows n very long nnd
uariow foot, the big toe of which
Btnnds well out from the rest of the
loes, which an clumped, showing that
lliu nwnir irrobably generally wears
shoes.
'I In- htoie of King llrothers, the
photogiupheiH, on Ilutel street, wni
entered Mondii night. Hern ther
was an i li-c tile-light burning In th
window The burglar broke opi n the
desk In which change Is kept nnd took
Its iiinti ills- nliiutt $13. He opened
tun desk by cutting the marks show
ing (lint a itrnng Jnc knife was used
tor this purnoi-v 'I he burglar nlso
ruiifciuked ti laii'i writing desk but
tool, nothing fiom It. nlthough there
wns a iiiM!tli of untiMil stnmiiii I) Ing
In the di iwc-r The drawers contain
Ing plctuns. cokiis and other goods
wire iiImi runsai ki-d and their con
tints thrown into contusion, but ns ct
nothing lias In i u mlssi d. This Is the
sixth time that this place has been
burglarized In cnitlj this manner.
I he proprietor Is finite sure that the
burglar has a kev to the front door.
ns u careful examination of nil the
windows and doors fulled to reveal
any marks of violence
. ilnisdnv ulgnt the lliunswlck
llllliard Parlors were visited How the
burglar got In Is it nivsttr), ns no win
clows or doors had been folic d It Is
probable that the Intruder bad u kev
to the hat k door, although the proprle
or of tin- plnte Is ot the opinion thnt
tne limglur managed In bide himself
in the pre mm s befoie tho pl.ne was
closed up nnd e time out ot hiding when
eveiy one had left This Is the sIMh
time tint this plan has be on entered
diirini: the Inst )i-ai mi there Is only
vcr little money kept in the till now.
i no lid of the- till was broken The
nun I,. niKu.nl tint pinbnblv n jack
Untie s In tin- ibhi- or King Hreithen,
'mil In en usi d The- limgliir secured
hlrtv imitH Mom this dinwer He ulbo
lulped lilii.helf to 1500 cigarettes
which v.cie In the store
The naturo ot the work done In theeo
cuhes seems to show that the mine
peison Iiiin iliini) tin in different Jobs
Rill
WAD
HONOLULU
KH
Another case, but In no way con
nected with the four above mentioned
cases, occurred in WalklM last Mon
day Hero a case of table silver was
taken from Jtidgo Hart's residence
Tho silver which belonged to Mrs
Charles Elston, and which was a wed
ding present was deposited In a raso
from tho Jeweller, and was In a
room upstairs. On Monday evening
the cane was missing and nothing was
found out about It until yesterday
when Drcimlcy and Larson, two men
who hnve been working on the Knplo
lanl track, found the case In some
bushes In tho park They had noticed
the rase on passing the previous day,
but had nut examined It
There Is n clue to the thl-f In this
case. On the same evening on which
the silver wns taken, and a little pr
vlous to the discover of this fact,
Mrs. Elston discharged a Japnuese
woman servant on account of her In
aolencc. The woman replied that 'she
would fix Mrs Elston." and left the
premises. Shoitly after It was that
the loss of the silver was discovered
and It will probably be found that this
servant had something to do with It
Germany Seeking
a Coaling Station
llerlln Mnreb fi The Call s corrc-
ipouil. nt is Informed fiom a trust
worthy source that the ultimate ob
Jr-et cf Prlnco Hcnrj's visit to Wnsli
li gtou Is to bring about nn agree
ment by which Germany will be per
pilttcd to maintain a large fleet in Car
ibbean waters to serve for tho protec
tion of German settlers and property
lights Imperlle-d by frequent revolu
tions In South American republics. In
offlelnl correspondence the fleet of
Herman worships assembled at La
Guayra Is stlcd as that ot an Amerl
can station.
Washington, March C, No objection
wnl be mnde by this Government to
the maintenance by Germany of the
fleet In American waters, but there
would bo decided opposition to her ac
quisition of n coaling and repair sta
tion in the Western Hemisphere.
NEW. OF BALDWIN
F
Copenhagen, March 3 Letters dnt
eel from Franz Josef Land August IT
have been received here from the
Danes who accompanied the Ilatdwln
Zelgler Arctic expedition The ves
sels nrrlvvd nt Frnnz Joi-f Land, after
trying experiences with nil on board
well.
Tho America Intended to winter at
Fianz Josi'f Land nnd then proceed
north until stopped by the lee. when
tho party was to start toward the
north pole. Ilaldwin hoped that the
nmerlea would reach S3 degree
north
American Steamer
Sinks Off Holyhead
London, March . The American
lino steamer Wacsland, Captain At
felil, from Liverpool Marcn 5 for Phil
adelphia, nnd tho Urltlsh steamship
Ilarmonlde-s, Captain I'entln. from
Pnrn February IS for Liverpool, met
In collision tonight off Holyhead,
Wnl"s The Waesland sank.
The Harmonldes rescued all but two
of the passengers and saved the en
tire crew of tho Waesland. The Waes
land carried thirty cabin and eighty
two itcerage passengers The loss ot
I ho Waesland was due to a dense fog
wide li enveloped the Irish Channel
e'lirlng the entire do) -iiousl. do
ln lug all voisclx
Will IT DELAY
Washington, March o Hepubllcnn
lenders In the Sennte have )lelde-d to
the strong pressure behind the bill
providing for the repeal of the war
revenue tax, nnd have concluded to
make a favorable- report on the ineas
lire' without further delay Senator
Aldrle h. chairman of the finance com'
nilttee having the bill In charge. In
lormed a few of his personal friends
today that tho committee would prob'
ably re-port the bill to the Senate next
week. It was the original Intention of
party leaders to hold the war tax re
peal bark until the closing hours of
the session and allow the proposed re
duction in revenues to be InAttcnccd
by the amount of expenditures by the
present Congress,
CourtMartial
To Try Americans
Mnnlln. March 0 - A eourt-mnrtlal
has been ordered to try Major Little
ton T Waller and Lieutenant John II.
A Dny of the marine corps on March
17 in xt on the ehaige of executing na
tives of the Island of Sumur without
trial Some of the clre iimstancea In
thu case aro peculiar!) atrocious. One
native was tied to a tree and publicly
shot In the thigh The next day thu
man was shot In. the arms The third
day ne was shot In the body, and the
fourth day the native wus killed.
Friends of the two officers attribute
their actions to low of mind, duo to
tne privations which they suffered In
the Island of Samar. '
Pnlinccfote'H Successor.
London, March 7. The Yorkshire
Post today says It learns thnt tho Hon
Alfred Lyttleton Is llkelv to succeed
Lord Pnuncefotet ns Urltlsh Ambassa
dor at Washington
AN HOUR IN THE MORNING
THE SAME HOUR EVERY MORNING
or afternoon, given to dictation, will
keep vour correspondence "cloani'd
up." Tr) It a mouth.
J. D. AVERY, Business Correspontlrnt
Rcnularltvl Certainty' Despatch)
Tel. Main 78. 9 6:45. Elite Dldg
Tho Evening Bulletin 75 cents per
month.
ill TM REPEAL
No doubt
You havo paid for two or thrtee hornet during your llfstlm.
Especially If you have been paying rent; and wa regret that
you have nothing to show for the money spent In this manner.
I
We have now on tale lots In the beautiful Puupueo Tract
whlsh contains tho finest suburban property In Honolulu. Thla
tract commands a magnificent view of mountains and ocean, h
macadamized streets, artesian water, and the electric car Una
passes through the property. For any further Information regard
ing prices, terms, etc., address
ISLAND REALTY COMP'Y
LIMITED.
JUDD UUIL.OINQ.
204
Corporation Notices.
LIST OF OFFICER8.
Walanae Company, Limited.
At the Adjourned Annual Meeting
of the Walanae Company, Limited,
held Match 12th. 1902. the following,
officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year-
Q. N. Wilcox . . President
J. O. Carter .. .Vice President
J. M. Dowsett
.... Treasurer and Secretary
H. Holmes ... . . Auditor
Directors G. N. Wilcox, J. M. Dow
sett, J. O. Carter.
J M DOWSF.TT.
Sccietary Walanae Co, Ltd.
2091-lw
NOTICE.
Intending steerage passengers from
Honolulu for United States ports aro
hereby Informed that until further no
tice the undersigned will not book ap NOTICE.
plicantB for passage by the steamers -for
which they are agents, unless said Parties visiting Ihalna and the In
passengers report nt their ofllco at and of Maul In general can secure suit
least nine (9) das previous to thu nblo conveyances and careful drivers
scheduled date of sailing. Further In- at tho PIONEER STADLES, Lahalna,
formation may be had upon nppllca
Hon at the offices ot
WM. G. IHWIN & CO . LTD .
11. HACKFKLD & CO.
2079 tf J
ANNUAL MEETING. j
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Inter Uland Steam
Navigation Company, Limited, wilt bo
held nt the office of tho company.
Queen street, on Tuesday, March 18,1
l'.iOJ, at 10 oclock a ra.
The stock books of the Company will
bo closed to transfers from tho ISth
to the ISth lusts. Inclusive.
C. H. CLAPP.
Secretary.
Honolulu, March 4th, 1902.
SOSC-lSt
NOTICE.
A special meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Pioneer Mill Company, Llm
Ited. will be held at the office ot H
Hackfe-ld & Co, Ltd., Honolulu, on
Tuesday, March IS. 1902. nt 2 o'clock
p in , for the purpose of electing n
treasmcr, and for such other business
as ma come before said meeting.
F KLAMP,
0D1t rjecretnrv
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that intend
Ing passengers per S. 8. "Mlowera '
due to sjII for the Colonies on the
15th Inst., must apply for passage not
later than the Cth Inst.
TIIi:0. II. DA VIES & CO, LTD.
Agents Canadian-Australian II. M. S.
S. Line. 2084 2w
CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd
HONOLULU
Commission Merchants
:: Sugar Factors
AOENTS FOR
The Kwa Plantation Co.
Tho Walalua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
Tho Kohala Sugar Co.
The Walmca Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. louls, Mo.
Tho Standard Oil Co.
The Qeo. F. Illako Stcnm Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.!
The New Hnglaud Life Insurance Co.
of floston.
Tho Aetna Flro Ins. Co. ot Hartford,
Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. ot London.
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
Queen Street, Honolulu, T. H.
A.ffntN tor
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. Ookala
Sugar Plant. Co, Onomea Sugar Co., I
Ilonomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co .Haleakala Itaneh Co
The Planters' Lino of San Franrlsco
Packets, Chas. Drew or & Co.'s Line of
uoston ...ciwt om(J
C. M. Cooke, President; George
Ilobertson, Manager; E F lllshop
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W F
Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, 11 tta
tcrnoiisoandGco.lt Carter Dlrectois
Bruce Cartwriglit
General Manager of
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of tho United States for the
Hawaiian Islands.
OFFICE, Merchant Street, Honotulj.
KAAHUMANU 8TRET.
Send the weekly edl Jon of the Dul
letin to your friends. Only (1 a year
THE AMOUNT PAID
FOR RENT WOULD
HAVE PAD FOR A
HOME, AND A GOOD
HOME TOO. j s
Business Notices.
I A CHANCE FOR THOSE DESIRINd
A GOOD HOME8TEAD.
-...... IT ... .
FOR SA.LET At J6"0"0'" flSU.
?,1renola ""' Bl romu. near
Walohlnii. Tho property consists of
a substantially built and w ell furnish-
en nousu wiin a guuu waie-r euppir:
also cartsheds, servants' quarters, di
vision fences for safe handling tf cat-
tlo and 353 acres of land, It acres ot
tho land adjoins houso and there is &
privilege to sccuro 101 acres contig
uous. Thcro Is on tho land fenced
portions containing coffee, oravge and
. other fruit trees in bearing, Alt th
lands are alongside or near to tho Got-
crnment road Nearly all the land hfu
substantial stono fences. With tin
I above go nil cattle, horses and pigs,
wagons, etc., cle. For particulars ap
ply to CHAS. MEINECKE,
Walohlnu, Kau, Hawaii.
206S tf
Island of Maul.
Commercial men will be carefully
i lOOKCd aiicr wiin suuaoic rigs-
2055 3m
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN.Ltd
OFFICERS I
II. P. Itntdwln President
J. II Castle First Vice President
W. M. Alexander.. Second Vice Pros.
J. P. Cooko Treasurer
W. O. Smith Secretary
Geo. II. Carter Auditor
Sugar Factors and
Commission Agents
AGKN'TS for Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Co , Haiku Sugar Co , Pala Plan
tation Co., Nahlku Sugar Co, Klhel
Plantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co,
Kahulul Itallroad Co., and
The California and Oriental S. S. Go
LIFE and FIIIE'
Insurance - Agents
AOENTS FOK
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.
AETNA FIRE IN3URANCE COM
PANY OF HARTFORD.
Professional Cards.
DR. WM. G, ROGERS,
8URGEON AND SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Exclusively
IlEMOVLi) to now office, 1146 Ala
kea Street, opp. Hawaiian Hotel.
Hours, 9 to 12, 3 to 6:30, 7 to S; Sun
days, 9 to ...
Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair.
Offices tlooms 208 209 Doston build
ing. Fort 8trcct.
Telephones Office, Main 38S; Rei
Idencc, White 2861.
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. ra.; JUS
p. m.; 7 to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 12 to 2 p h.
P. O. Pox 101.
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0. B. WALL, MS.
DENTISTS.
Lore Building, Fort BtreeL
I Hour,, 9 to Telephone Main
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