Evening bulletin. [volume], April 03, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

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EVBNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU. It. T THURSDAY, APniL 3, 1301.
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RECORD BREAKING
Lace Curtain Sale ! !
Beginning Monday Morning, March 3 1st
VALUES - NOT - CONSIDERED
The Reason, OVERSTOCKED, and More on the Way
An event Hint should bo taken atlvnntago of by every housekeep
er In Honolulu and an offer that for liberality is almost unprecedent
ed. 8ALE LASTS ONLY ONE WEEK. Then the opportunity will
be gone. You will And tho goods and prices exactly as advertised,
for wo never misrepresent a sale under any circumstances.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Lot 1 3 yds. long, 40 Inches wit!;, at 85c pair
Lot 23 1-2 yds. long, 64 Indies wide, at 95c pair
Lot 3 3 1-2 yds. long, 54 Inches wide, at $1.15 pair
Lot 4 3 1-2 yds. long, 48 Inches wide, at $1.35 pair
Lot 53 1-2 yds. long, 52 Inches wide, at $1.65 pair
long, 54 Inches wide, at $1.95 pair
long, 54 Inches wide, at $2.95 pair asst. patterns
long, 60 Inches wide, at $3.30 pair extra fine
Lot 63 1-2 yds
Lot 73 1-2 yds,
Lot 83 1-2 yds,
Special Lot
consisting of only a small quantity,
ecru squaro net, with border.
$4 10
Frill Madras Curtains
Size 3 1-2 yards x 64 Inches
In whlto and cream; slzo 4 yards by
66 Inches. Regular prlco $6.75; this
salo
$2.75
Tambo Net Lace Curtains
very small lot of extra flno quality and
cliolco patterns.
Lot 1 Sizes 3 1-2 yards x 63; regu
lar price $9.50; Sale Price $6.80 pr.
Lot 2. Sizes 4 yards x 63; regular
price $12.50; Sale Price $9.45 pr.
A small assortment of Hem Notdng
hnms, all at reduced prices.
N. S. SACHS' DRY GOODS CO., Ltd.
WHY THROW $40 AWAY
by paying $100 for a typewriter when you can get an up-to-date
strictly high grade machine
The Wellington Visible Writer
for $60. This machlno Is a revolution in typewriters. One of
many endorsements given tho Wellington Typewriter Is as follows
"We mako the statement positively
that they are absolutely tho best, ex
celling all others In simplicity, dura
bility and accuracy. Wo are using 76
of them In our Philadelphia and New
York stores. They havo our unquali
fied endorsement.
'(Signed) JOHN WANAMAKEIt."
We have lust received a shipment of these typewriters and
will bo pleased to give full particulars regarding same.
Tlieo. II. Davies & Co., Ltd.
S. SHIMAMOTO
General Merchandise. Di-y Goods, Groceries.
Japanese Provisions, etc
MAQOON BLOOK, MEROHANT UTREET,
j? . O- B02C 880 .IMfettn.
Japanese Medical Socie
ty Wants to Nominate
Examiners.
INCREASE OF PESTILENCE
AT ORIENTAL PORTS
French Woman Seeks Office of Nurse
at Molokai Through Miss
Roosevelt Water, for
Man and Beast.
PER S, S. "ALAMEDA"
New Line Golf Shirts
very latest In tho market.
SILK AND CRAPE SHIRTS, PONGEE
SILK FOR SUITS, direct from the. Orient.
BIG LINE OF KIMQNAS. - -
U. SEKOMOTO,
Robinson Block, Hotel Street.
There were present at yesterday's
session of the Hoard of Health: Presi
dent Sloggctt, Dr. Moore, Dr. Cooper,
P. IX. Iscnbcrg, P. C. 8mlth and At
torney General Dole. Executive Olfl
cttr Pratt, Settlement Superintendent
Reynolds, Secretary Charlock and
Stenographer Mao Weir wero In at
tendance.
Dr. Ushlda, president of tho Japan
ese Medical Society, transmitted a set
of resolutions of that body with a re
quest for kindly consideration. The
society's votes were as follows:
"All Japanese applicants for a license
to practice medlclno must first produce
tho proper credentials and regular dip
loma to the Japariesc consul and re
ceive hts endorsement.
"After receiving said endorsement
tho credentials are to he examined by
this society.
"The local Hon. Board of Health is
requested to appoint two graduated
and regular practicing physicians to
said board, said physicians to bo na
tive Japanese."
On consideration it vtas decided to
Inform Dr. Uchlda In reply that the
society's request for Japanese repre
sentation on tho board of medical ex-
amtners was a matter entirely for tho
Legislature.
The matter of condemned ponds was
set asldo for another week, owing to
Mr. Mott-Smlth's absence.
A petition from residents of Bere
t'anla, Punchbowl, King and Alapal
streets, for abatement of tho nulsanco
of water and mire every wet spell at
the Junction of those streets, was refer
red to tho Public Works Department.
Tho Hllo fish market question was
tabled.
Secretary Cooper transmitted the
following letter from Thomas Ryan,
Acting Secretary of the Interior, Wash
ington:
Department of tho Interior,
Washington. March 12. 1902.
The Governor of Hawaii, Honolulu,
II. I.
Sir: I transmit herewith a transla
tion of a letter addressed by Marie
I.curquln to Miss Roosevelt and ref
erred by tho President to this Depart
ment for consideration .
It will bo seen therefrom that Ma
demoiselle Leurquln desires to conse
crate herself to tho care of lepers at
Molokai, Hawaii, and requests permis
sion from this Government to proceed
to tho Island and engage In such char
itable work. She also states that four
sisters wero sent to Molokai for work
among the lepers by this Government,
and It Is with them that she desires to
associate herself, and that she Is able
to defray the expenses of the Journey
to Hawaii In case permission Is accord
ed her. She has this day been advised
that tho Sisters In question, wero not
authorized by this Department to en
ter upon the mission aliovo rorerreu to,
but that possibly authority therefor
may havo been granted by tho proper
officers In Haw-all.
I have to request, therefore, that you
will look into this matter and advise
the Department as to whether It will
be practicable for the Hawaiian Gov
ernment to comply wltn ncr wisnes in
the matter.
Very respectfully.
(Signed.) THOS. RYAN
Bfc STOMACH
SITTERS
A WEAK BACK.
Some people suffer from this ailment
nearly nil their lives. They aro ner
vous and despondent through loss of
sleep. Tho fact Is their kidneys aro
weak and are unable to perform their
proper functions. Tho best medlclno
to strengthen the kidneys, stimulate
tho liver and cure Indigestion, dyspep
sia, sleeplessness or malaria, fever
and ague, Is
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Will provo a great convenience In tho sick-room and
whero children require a light during the night. They nre
wonderful little lamps. A slight turn of the globe changes
tho light from sixteen to one candlo power and vlco versa.
In appcaraneo they aro tho regular Incandescent lamp and
can bo used anywhere. Wo will supply them nt
75 cents each. TELEPHONE MAIN 390
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., Ltd
KINQ STREET, NEAR ALAKEA.
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P. O. Box wj.
THE OLDEST CHi. E FIRM IN HONOLULU.
ooMMiesioisr murohantb.
D.il.r. la Flo. Silk, mi Gitii Lln.oi. CMmm ni Jtpta.it dool. ol All Klili.
.i-ii Nouinu itr t
TWO WEEKS MORE OF BIG SALE
At tho storo of Goo Kim, 1116 Nuuanu Btreet. Tho finest of Orient
al Bilks and linens, consisting of dress goods and embroidered handker
chiefs 32 Inches square and table covers 30 and 41 Inches square. Ladles
and gentlemen's furnishing goods anil underwear; duck Biilts, bath robes;
remnants of grass linen, figured silks and other goods.
GOO KIM, 1116 Nuuanu Street
Bulletin 75c. per month.
Madcmolscllo: I have a great deslro
to consecrato mjclf to tho caro of tho
lepcrB of Molokai. I hao solicited this
privilege from Monsclgneur Prufert,
tho missionary Bishop of Honolulu,
who baa replied to me that th thing
Is not In his power but depends upon
tho American Government; that It was
tho Government and not tho mission
which sent the four Sisters there, and
with whom I desire to associate my
self In order to bestow my cares on tho
unfortunate lepers.
Mademoiselle, I am for)y years old.
and without being rich, I am. liowocr.
ablo to pay a thousand francs a year
for my board and nil the expenses of
tho voyage.
I havo taken tho llheity of address
ing myself to you, Mademoiselle, hop
ing that Monsieur tho President, your
father, would not refuse you this. If
you would hao tho kindness to pic
ient my request to him yourself.
If I obtain that which I desire, my
gratitude toward your august family
will be eternal. I will pray every da
for the President In a manner eri
special In order to proservet him from
tho evil which actually threatens nil
crowned heads.
Accept, I pray you, tho expression ol
my piofound respect.
Your humble servant,
MARIE LKURQUIN.
Brussels, Peb. 13, 1002.
I pray you, mademolsollc, have the
kindness to respond to mo In care ol
my most Intimate friend,
Mademoiselle Marie Honore,
Ruo dc Ursullnes IS,
Brussels, Belgium.
It was deemed well to refer tho appli
cation to the Bishop of Panopolls and
the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts, to
ascertain If they considered that tho
services of the applicant wero desir
able to obtain.
Albntross had his application granted
for a permit to Wslt tho settlement on
Molokai.
Dr. L. E. Cofer. V. S. Hospital Ma
rine Sen Ice. communicated reports of
dlseaso from different points as fol
lows: At Sydney, N. S. W.. for tho
two weeks prior to March 11 there
bad been 12 deaths from plague, the
total number of cases to that date hav
ing been 44.
Hongkong had one case and one
death from cholera, while tho purser of
the latest steamer reported that on
the day of sailing a Japanese steamer
had arrUed with eight cholera ca,scx.
Shanghai had eight cases of smallpox.
Nagasaki had one caso of plague ar
rlvo from Formosa. Neither at Koba
nor Nagasaki was there any quaran
tlnablc disease,
K. G. Keen, plumbing Inspector,
wrote with reference to drinking
troughs and fountains proposed to, bo
established as follows:
Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, Executive Officer
Board of Health.
Sir: I desire to call the attention nt
the honorable Board of Health to tho
application that has been mado . to
place upon tho public streets drinking
places for the general public and wa
tering troughs for stock, this having
been referred to me by tho Superin
tendent of Public Works, and as tho
gentlemen Interested were anxious to
begin their construction at once, I
have taken the liberty after an ex
amination of the troughs to write to
him In substance, as follows:
"That while the trough for stock has
considerable mechanism about it that
la liable to get out of order, jet I see
no objection to its use at such pUces
as the Superintendent of Public Works
might designate, provided provision
was made for the care of the waste
water, and provided also that In the
event of Its becoming a nuisance on
account of tho water overflowing Into
tho streets tho Board of Health would
order such nulsanco abated at once.
And as to the drinking places for tho
general public, for obvious reasons, 1
could not recommend them on any ac
count." Hoping this meets with tho approval
of your Honorable Board, I am.
Very respectfully.
K. G. KEEN.
Inspector of Plumbing and House
Sewers
Mr GrUwoId appeared and read an
explanation of tho construction of the
drinking fountain appliances, showing
that It had an arrangement for pre
venting a second uso of the drinking
cup until It had been automatically
cleansed twice by rinsing.
It was noted to have a committee
examine tho fountain, Mr. Iscnbcrg,
Mr. Smith and Dr. Cooper being np
pointed.
Reports of tho plumbing Inspector,
city sanitary officer and sanitary In
spectors were read and filed. On the
recommendation of tho city sanitary
olflcer a committee, consisting of Isen
berg, Mooro and Sloggctt was appoint
ed to make n report.
Mr. Dole told of the trip of the spe
cial Imestlgatlng committee to Molo
kai. Testimony was taken from 8 a,
m, to 12:15 and from 1 p. m. to tho
finish. It would bo as much as could
bo expected If tho stenographic report
wero considered In time for next regu
lar meeting. Mr. Iscnbcrg proposed n
special meeting on tho subject.
"Not In secret session, oh, not nt
all!" was the president's assent to the
suggestion of having the spiclal meet
ing open.
Mr. Dole concluded with a mysteri
ous reference to nn eight-foot fish
caught by Dr. Pratt tho last night out
while the date Apt 11 1 was still appll
cable.
"What brand went with It?" nsked
Dr. Cooper.
ROLL-TOP DESKS
All sizes In quarter-sawed oak and beautifully finished.
Largo stock of
Extension Dining Tables.
Axminster and Smyrna Rugs.
Tapestry and Chenille Portieres.
Folding chairs to let for any occasion, and tho very best uphols
tering done. Elegant lino of furnhuro In all departments.
PORTER FURNITURE CO., LTD.
Fisher Block, opp. Love Bid., Fort Street.
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Needs No Cream
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LEADS THE WORLD
Smith Premier Typewriters
TYPEWRITERS
Sold on Installment plan.
Rented.
Repaired.
Special attention paid to re
pair work of machines of all
makes by an expert from fac
tory. Also supplies for all ma
chines on hand.
C. W. MAGFARLANE, Sole Agent for the Territory of Hawaii
Office at Washington Light Co.
SflHHBUKKKK
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Go.
ROOMS 508, 509, 510 STANGENWALD BUILDING.
P. O. BOX 834. TEL. MAIN 7f
All classes of Engineering Work solicited; Examinations, Survey and Re
ports made for any class of Waterworks, Steam and Electric Construction
Plana and Specifications and Estimates Prepared, and Construction Superii
tended, In all branches of Engineering Work; Contracts solicited for Ilsil
roadt, Electric and Steam; Tunnels, Bridges, Buildings, Highways, Founia
tlons, Piers, Wharves, etc
Special attention given to Examinations, Valuations, And Report! aJ
Properties for Investment purposes.
FREDERICK J. AMWEO, M. AM. Sot 0. .,
Engineer and Hanafer.
W. R. CASTLE JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
MOET & CHANDON'S
WHITE SEAL : - : -
champagne
was exclusively used nt tho dinner given by President Roosevelt to
Prlnco Henry following tho christening of tho Kaiser's now yacht Mo
teor. It la tho favorlto brand exclusively used by all connoisseurs.
H. HACKFELD & CO., LIMITED
80LE AGENTS HAWAIIAN TERRITORY.
Motor Carriage and Machine
COMPANY.
REPAIR AND BUILD
ALL KINDS OF : :
MACHINERY
Mounn Hotel Concept.
The band will play tho following se
lections at a concert at tho Moana hotel
this evening. beginning at 7:30
o'clock;
PART I.
Overture The King's Lieutenant. Tlt'l
Chorus Tannhauser Wagner
Grand Selection Marltana . . . . Wnllaci
Kukllnklla.
(b) Wall I Knahiiula,
Miss I. Kelllaa.
(c) Kllloulanl.
(d) Lllollbo.
.Mrs. N, Alapal.
PART II.
Cornet Solo Sea I'lower (by re
quest) Rolllnson
Mr. Charles Krcuter.
Selection Klorodorn (by request).
Stewart
Waltz llcauty Charms Tolmnl
Safe Work of All Kinds.
Typewriter, Phonographs,
Etc, Etc., Repaired.
UNION STREET, near Hotel.
Phone Dluo 721. P. 0. box 112.
J. W. SCHOENINQ, Manager.
THE CLIMAX
ARC LIGHTS
FOIl 8TO IIES.
Waialua Beach Hotel
A. WENNER, Manager.
Now Open for Business. Fin
est of Accommodation. Finest
of Bathing. De Sure to Get
Off at Waialua Station.
RATE8 $2.50 per day;
Special Rates by Week or
Month.
For further Information ad
dress
HALEIWA POSTOFFICE.
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STANDARD QAS LAMP CO.,
110-120 Michigan Stroot, Chicago.
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miiimfitrturtjr ( ku1Uh) Lump o( all dr
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Fred. L. Waldron
BROKER AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
P. 0. Rox 653; TeJ Blue 791; Room
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The Star Spangled Banner. I
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