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r-igy?'fr ' """ i" r- 'wf" " l"TW-"W ' i)Qj "-'", 'V EVENTN BTCLETIN, HONOLULU, H. T., 8ATTTRDAY, ATJOU8T 9, 1901 Jn i !. 1 Legal Notices. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF. THE Flrtt Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In the Matter of the Ettate of Donajd G. Campbell, alias James Osborne, , Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S 8ALE OF REAL E9TATE. Hy order ami decree of the. Honor able (leorgc D. Clear, Second Judge of the Circuit Court of the I'lrst Circuit, sitting nt chambers In tho above en titled matter. 1 will offer for salo and pell at public auction on Friday, tho fltli day of September, 1902, at tho Iront entrance-of the Judiciary build ing In Honolulu, Onhu, tho parcels of land sltuato In said Honolulu, herd after described: 1. All that plcco or parcel of land situate lit Mntiluklkcpn, Walklkl, said Honolulu, and bounded and described as follows: Ileglnnlng at tho West corner of this pleco and running: N. 47 E. 133 feet, N. 5.1 10' W. 117 feet along poitlon of this land thence: N. 43 E. 113 feet, N. 18 V. GO feet along Kaliuc, N. 73" E. 109 feet to Government road, thence, S.C5E. 109 feet along makal side or road, S. 43 W. 279 feet along stono Wall, 8. 41 E. 103.6 feet along stono wall, 8. 52 W. 132 feet' along stone wall, thenco' N.45V. 88 feet to Initial point, Area, 1 5-100 acres, being a portion of the premises described In Royal Patent No. 3379, Land Commission Award Number 3240 and 3364 to Kala ma and Nahookoo, nnd'the same prem ises conveyed to Bald James Osborno by deed of Ferdinand Meyer, dated Oc tober 6, 1896, and recorded in the Reg ister OfTlce, Oahu, In l.lber 161 on pages 280-281. 2. That ceitaln piece or parcel of land situate at Kapaakca, WalkIM, said Honolulu, being a portion of tho 111 of Kapaakea, Hoyal Patent No. 4475, Land Commission Award No. 7713, Ap. 39 to V. Kamnmalu, and particularly bounded and described as follows: ileglnnlng at the Northwest corner or Itoyal Patent No. 3579, Land Com mission Awards 3240 and 5364 to Ka lama and NakooKoo and running na follows by magnetic bearings: 1. N.eS'OO'W. 86 feet along road; 2. S. 42 00' V. 112 feet to comer of It. P. 3379; 3. N.JT3 00" K. 159 feet along R. P. 357!) to Initial point; Area, 4611 square feet; und being the samo premises conveyed to James Osborne by deed of tho Trustees under the will of Deintco P. Ulshop, dated February 4, 1899, and recorded in said Register Office In Liber 188, on pages 401-402. Said parcels adjoin and form one lot of land. Fuithcr Information concern ing said parcels of land may be obtain ed at the office or V. O. Smith. Judd building, Honolulu. Salo subject tS confirmation by tho Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. Hated Honolulu, August 6th, 1902. IRA ESKEW, Administrator of the estate of Donald 0. Campbell, alias James Osborne, deceased. 2.M7 Aug. 6, 9. 13, 16. 20, 23, 27, 30; Sept. 3. INDIANAPOLIS PROGRESS BEER Finest bottled beer sold In Honolulu. Pure and palatable. Has all tho tonic properties and the delightful flavor of the best hops. Family Orders Solicited. Gomes & McTighe S3 and 95 King St. Phone Main 140. S. SAIKI, BAMBOO PiuRNITURE AND PICTURE FRAMES. Neat and Handsome Designs Mado to Order. M3 Deretanla St, Near Punchbowl. MRS. A. SCHOELLKOPF, TEACHER OF PIANO. FRENCH INTESPR'-TSR. Honolulu, T. H. Hotel Street, Opposite Advent Church. Gonsalves & Co., LIMITED. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. J 225 Queen St., Honolulu, H. I f. H. Burnette Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses. Notary Public and Typewriter. Real Estate, Insurance, Collections. Office, 79 Merchant Street, Honolulu. Weekly edition of the Bulletin, V a year. f J?S$?sftJRrXrff-r"Kri'- HAIL TO MEN ' Mm1 v tf : mm to wmr m . "i Like the prime nt rttif, i UM Ik9 AltX fhltlPABD. It cures Rheumatism, Lame Hack, Sciatica. Call and tee It today or send for free book about It. I will send It stt.!cd If you send this ad. i!'. :i I Dr. M. H. McLaughlin, I;. NEVER SOLD BY DRUG STORES OR AOENTS. ,'ij Legal Notices. For Sale At Auction Valuable Real Pronerty The undersigned will Belt at public auction at the auction rooms of James F. Morgan on Saturday, the 23d day ot August, 1902, at 12 noun, tho following valuable parcels or land In Honolulu. Terms cash, deeds at purchaser's ex pense. " I. A beautiful lot situated on the right hand or southeasterly sldo ot Nuuanu Btrcct in Honolulu, adjoining the ma- kal Bide of premises occupied by Jas. Spencer, Esq., containing about an aero and a quarter (1 1-4), less a small stilp taken from the front to widen said atrcet. This lot comprises the northwester ly portion of premises covered by Roy al Patent 314 on L. C. Award 1476 to Iwlula. It Is well above the street, well drained and is an Ideal location for a homestead. it. Several lots at Walklkl, all situated makal of King street in Kapaakca, near the proposed location ot tho Mc Klnley Memorial Park, and muro par ticularly Identified as follows: 1st. A large parcel, comprising houso-lot, kula and several valuable kalo patches with water right, makal nt (tin 1xiin PnnUpn " nnd nn tno northwest, adjoining tho auwal or ,ne 'amc Premises conveyed to tnc Stream Issuing rrom said loko, contnln- Bald "" of the nr8 I""1 hV ,,c1 la,t Ing a total area or rive nnd three- c JIarc" lBt' 1901' anl1 "corded In eighths (5 3-8) acres, more fully sct,ubcr 2IC' on W 497 and 49S' forth nnd described In Royal Patent Together with all and singular the 5929 on L. C. Award 2619 to Pahau. .tenements, hereditaments and nppnr- 2nd. A fine kalo patch adjoining the tcnances unto the above described auwal lBtuing from said Loko Paakcj Premises belonging or In anywise ap (very near tho 5 3-8 actcs lot above), pertaining, and also all the estate, more Mlly set rorth In RoyrJ Patent right, title and Interest or the said par 6332 on L. C. Award 1424 to Kanluhl.,ly ot tlie t part of. In and to the This lot comprises 19-100 ntTo und Uo auovo "'escribed premises and every auwal thirty (30) rous. ,art d parcel thereof with the ap- 3rd. Three fine kalo patches (south purtenanccs. of the 5 3-8 acres lot), on tho nuwal ' 2220 Aug. 9, 16. -3, 30. formerly called Moanauli's Auwal, leading out or the main stream. Said Kalo patches hue a watc'r right and are more fully described as ApanaB 2, 3 nnd 4 ot Royal t'atcnt 4634, on L. U. Award 1275 to Moklnl no Panau and containing 14-100, 14-100 and 15-100 acre respectively. 4th. A largo kalo patch situated about west of the land menlloncd, above, with a water right, containing 24-100 acre, more fully set forth In Royal Patent 6333 on L. C. Award 1299. Tho foregoing kalo lands aro. occu pied for rice and kalo cultivation by Lam Wo Sing Co. under a verbal agreement, determinable after har vesting any crop. Further particulars, maps auM other Information can bo had on Inquiring of W. R. CASTLE, Trustee for Pahau Heirs. Our Soda Water GINGER ALE, CREAM SODA, KOMUL, ROOT BEER, Etc., Is sweetened by the use of pure cane sucar. We use no cheap substitute. ONE REABON WHY OUK BEVERAGES ARE TUB BEST AND TUB MOST POPULAR. Prompt delivery anywhere and everywhere in the city and Wal klkl; Consolidated Soda Waterworks Company, Ltd. Telephone Main 71. Works 601 Fort Street Make a Good Impression By having your photo taken. My work Is ot tho lilfihcHt quality and prlceareasonable J. J, Williams, Take elevator In Boston Block. Even unto old age you may feel the vigor of youth, with Its light heart, elastic step, courage and tireless energy. You may be free from pains and aches and defy your years. There Is a fountain of perpetual youth, at.d you have only to reach out your hand nnd take It. You can drink of It until your heart shouts with gladness, and with all oit might you will proclaim, as other men have: AM A MAN S" giants of old. you can be In your 60 strong, vigorous and full of youthful enthusiasm. Wiianit. Oih. It. T.. Jin u. ioo Do M. II. MCUlGHfv Eur Sir I im wrltl-p tn 11 yeu kn w that I have trnlv rtn.fttd tyt,t bit ol jour ttl I can htnrs-ly lav t-iat It Is worth MiwtltMIn soli, l haitcorrrrtnJ-l it to ft(vtral rar Iff anj alio to sorrt in nonoiu u Yr.ut. t.fv l,ulv. OOO Market St., 6nn Pronclsco. Legal Notices. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF FORE CLOSURE AND SALE. In accordance with the provisions of a certain mortgage, made by "J. W. A, Redhouse, party of the first part, Em ma Redhouse, the wire or said party of the first part Joining therein, to The First American Savings and Trust Company of Hawaii, Limited, a corpor ation existing under and by virtue of tbe laws of the Territory of Hawaii, the party of the second part, dated tbe 27th day 'of November, 1901, recorded Liber 227, pages 356-358; notice Is herebv clven that the martcacee In tends to foreclose the same for condi tion broken, to-wlt, the non-payment of both principal and Interest. Notice is likewise given that after tho expiration of three (3) weeks from the date ot this notice, the property conveyed by said mortgage will be ad vertised for sale at public auction at the front door or the Judiciary build ing, In Honolulu, on Monday, the ith day or September, 1902, at 12 o'clock noon or said day. Further particulars can be bad ot Thompson & Fleming, attorneys tor mortgagee. Dated Honolulu, August 9th, 1902. THE FIRST AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF HAWAII, LIMITED, Mortgagee. The premises covered by this mort gage consist of: All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels ot land situate at Kalmukl, Ho nolulu aforesaid, and being lots C and 7 In block 39 of the Kalmukl Tract, and Business Notices. CALL FOR Republican Territorial Convention. Notice Is hereby given that In ac- eordance with tho provisions of Sec- .. .lion - oi Article ii oi tne limes ami Regulations of the Republican Party oi . he Territory of Hawaii, the Territo rial Central Committee has fixed Mon day, the first day of September, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. ni., as the time, an-t Progress Hall, In Honolulu, as . the place for holding tho next Territorial Convention. The delegates elected to Bitch convention are accordingly re quested to assemble at said time and placo for tho purpose of promulgating n platlorm; to nomlnato a candidate for Delegate to Congress; and to transact such other business as may bu brought before the Convention. Ity order of tho Tcriltorinl Central Committee. A. 0. M. ROBERTSON, J. II. FISHER, Chairman. Secretary. Dated Honolulu, T. H Aug. 4, 1902. 2216-td QUEEN'S HOSPITAL NOTICE. From and after today, the visiting hours at the Queen's Hospital will be from 1 to 4 o'clock and 6 to 7:30 o'clock p.m. and no visitors will bo allowed beyond these hours, except by special permis sion. JOIANNES F. ECKARDT. Superintendent. It. Q. CLRTIS. M.U., Resident Physician. Queen's Hospital, August 7, 1902. 2218-lw 6) -aQt)t3 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS ANYWHERE AT ANYTIMB Call tn or Write E.C.DAKH'S ADYERHSIHG AGENCY 64 A 6c Merchants' HvcK-mra MtVtttveevHrteai REALESTATETRANSACTI0N5 Instruments Filed for Record Aug. 8. Ah Kal--J. A. Alngoon , I). V. V. Peacock Ulshop & Co Sub.Sen. II. Wllgeroth A. Drier M. D. L. Peterson J. IJcleulhl Rel. Instruments Filed for Record Aug. 9, VY. Alninnumanu Lahcla Kahoeka.U. Recorded August 4, 1902. Jno. Forbes, by guardian, et ol. to Robert Andrews; deed; one-sixth In terest In It. P. 1147, Kul. IE. Wnlaken, river, Illlo, Hawaii; $800. Doak 2.18, page 224. Dated July 22, 1902. Knaewalhnu, by guardian, ct al. to Robert Andrews; deed; one-sixth In terest In It. P. 1147, Kul. IE, Walakra river, Illlo. Hawaii; $725. Hook 2.18, page 226. Dated July 23, i902. William Kinney nnd wife to Simp .son Decker; deed, 61-10 acres land, Kaumana road, Illlo, Hawaii; $2,017. book 241, page 45. Dated July 31, 1902. W. C. Achl nnd wife to Estate S. N. Castlf, Limited; deed; portion Grant S759, Manoa, Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000. Book 241, page 46. Dated July 19, 1902. i P. II. Ilurnctte, trutee, and wife to F. A. Schaerer & Co.; deed; one-halt Interest In Grant 2499, Papakl, llama kuu, Hawaii; $325, Book 241, page I". Dated August 4, 1902. ' J. Kolll Nahakuelun to Honokaa Su gar Company; one-balf Interest In It. P. 2490, Hamakua, Hawaii; $150. Rook 239, page 225. Dated August 4, 1902. Recorded August 5, 1902. KalanI Hamlha to Mrs. Keonl Kal- nana; deed; ten acres R. P. 2i'". Pa- bala, Kau, Hawaii; $50. Honk 238. page 229. Dated February 5, 1901. C II. Akl to W. J. Yates; power of attorney; general powers. Hook 235, page 317. Dated March 10, 1902. Louis Vanconccllcs el al. to F !,. Leslie; judgment; In re leasehold nt 47 1-2 acres land, l'ahoehoe, North Ko na, Hawaii. Hook 113, page 15. Dated June 27, 19u2. II. Hackrcld & C.. Ltd, to Thomas Alu and wife; release; R. P. 3931. Kul. 7471, and piece land, Moenooa 1, plcco land, Knhaluu, piece land, Kal lua, North Knna, Hawaii; $l,i37. Hook 221. page 34. Dated July 3. 1902. Sun Kwong Sing Wal Company; co partnership deed; rice planters and merchants, Hanamauln, Kauai, Hook 235, page 318. Dated July 22, 1902. Ulshop nnd Company to Metropoli tan Company, Limited; release; lease holds, buildings, stock, merchandise, etc., Walmea, Kauai; $3,000. Hook 230, page 248. Dated August 4, -1902. Ulshop and Company to E. C. Mac farlaner release; Hawaiian Hotel premises, Honolulu, Oahu; $26,000. Rook 174, page 81. Dated July 22. 1902. J. G. Henrlques to Takaki; lease; piece land, Klloa, South Kona. Hawaii; eighteen years at $30. Rook 23.1, pago 497. Dated July 25, 1901. Joe O. Henrlqups tn Mrs. Malke Ta kaki, lease; piece land, Klloa nnd Wat punaula. South Kona, Hawaii; swell' teen years at $35 . Rook 233, puge 498. Dated July 15, 1902. Polua Mallnn to Pioneer llitlldlug-ft Loan Association; mortgage; lot 15, Kallhl, Honolulu, Oahu; $800. Hook 236, page 302. Dated August 5, fo?. Frank A. Rohelm and wife to L. I.. McCaudloss; mortgage; portion Kul. 10498, Kallhl. Honolulu. Oahu; $200. Hook 239, page 226. Dated AuguM "., 1902. Peter C. Jones, Limited, to S. Ora kl; continuation of lease; prciulHc, King street. Honolulu. Oahu. Iltxnc 233, page 5"0. Dated July 28. 1902. AugUBtn do Fifltas and wife to (1. A. Schumau; mortgage; lot 1 and hall lot 22, block 4, Kenulu tract, Honolulu. Oahu; JIimi. Hook 236, page 304. Dat ed August 5, 1902. Kuuatoba Spncer and hulmnd ICI to Marie It. von Unit; mortgage; k.t 52, Gullt-k tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $300. Rook 236, page 205. Dated July 22, 1902. Baldwin Baffled But Not Beaten Honnlngsvaag, Norway, AugiiBt 1. Evelyn U. Baldwin, the ArUle explor er, arrived here today. He reported all his men In good health, and said: "We have been baffled, but not beatvu." IJuldwIu continued as follows- "Tim year's woik has been successful In that enormous depots of tondensed food have been established by niciilH of sledges, one In Rudolll.uid, within sight of the llallun expedition head- (juarters; another In latitude 81 dcg. 23 mln anil ,i thud ut Kane lodge. Oreely Island. These depots, togethei with houses and stoics lift at Camp Zelgler, will anjid tho means for u lurge polur daih lu 1!03. .Ml rhaimeN through Fiuiiz Jobnph hind lemalncil blocked with Ice dm Ing the autumn ot 1901, mid pievciitcd the CKtubllshmeut of depotH by steamer lubt J cur, "The breaking up of Ice early In Junn compelled tho ue of reserve supplies; hence the depniture fiom Camp Zelgler on July 1 In outer not to Infperll the expedition, I dispatched fifteen balloons with 200 mescagCH, and in June I obtained the first moving picture of Arctic life. I aluo-discov ered Nanscn's hut, recou-rlng original documents and securing paintings nt the hut, "Marine collections for the Nutlunal Mubeum, lucludlng new chat ta. etc., were obtained. In the field work thirty men,' thirteen ponies, hlxt hledges and 170 dogs were emplopd from January 21 to May 21, und till- ticveio nnik re sulted In the destruction of sledgc.i und depletion of the food for pnnlra und dogs, tlms rendering our return Imperative. I shall icmaln ut Thnm soo for a week for repairs to the Aemrlc.i's rudder and propi'llei fiuuin, wlilrli wero broken b the he on the return loyage. The main anchor va lo,u duiliu J gJle In Ouoht-r." Il.ildwln billed fiom Vaidoo on July "0, 1901. An auxiliary expedition marled Irnm Vaidoe on July 7. 1902, under comiiiuml of William Snamp, to go with them. Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLP The steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port as hb,.nndtr: FROM SAN FRANCISCO. SIERRA AUG. 20 ALAMEDA AUG. 29 SONOMA SEPT. 10 ALAMEDA SEPT. 19 In connection vlth trm sailing or tee above steamers, tne agents are pre rtred to Issue, to intending pnssengors, coupon through tickets ') any rati o4 tram San Francisco to all points tn the United States, and frcm Now 'ork by any steamship lino to all European ports. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC 8. 0. CO. American-Hawaiian S. S. Co. DIRECT SERVICE BETWtEN 1 NEW YORK AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, via Pacific Coast. 8. 8. ALASKAN, to sail about AUGUST 20th 8. 8. CALIFORNIAN, to sail about SEPT. 15th 8. 8. AMERICAN, to sail about ,- OCTOBER 15th Freight received at Company's wharf. 42d St South Brooklyn, at afl timet. Prom Sun Pranclaeo 8. 8. s. 8. NEVADAN, to sail 8. NEVADAN, to sail 8. NEDRASKAN, to salt From Honolulu to 8. 8. NEVADAN, to tail 8. 8. NEVADAN, to sail Prom Seattle HAWAIIAN, to tail 8. 8. C. P. MORSB, Q.n.r.l Frtlght Ag.nL h. AGENTS, H Pacific Mail Steamship Go. Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. and Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamer of the above eompanlea will call at Honolulu and leave this port on or about the dates below mentioned. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. FOR 8AN FRANCI8CO. COPTIC AUG. 16 HONOKONO MAHU AUG. 26 CHINA SKPT. 6 FOR GENERAL INFORMATION H. HVCKFBLD & Canadian-Australian Royal Mail Steamship Company, teamen ot the above line, running In connection wltu the CANADI AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver. D. C, and Sydney, N.B.iW, and calling at Victoria, D. C, Honolulu, Suva, FIJI and Drlsbane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz.: from Vancouver anu Victoria, B. C. (For Brisbane and Sydney.) MIOWHRA AUG. 30 AORANGI SEPT. 27 Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United Btates and lurope. For Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to Thco. H. Device & Co., Ltd., Gcn'l AgcntB. GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. PUQET SOUND-HONOLULU ROUTE. Connecting Direct without transfer with G. N. Ry N. P. R.. and C. P. R. Lowest rates of freight from all eastern points; shortest possible time. 8. S. EUREKA, from 8eattle, on or about 8. 8. TAMPICO, on or about AUGUST 1 For further Information address L. E. BEEBE, 2 Brewer Building, Honolulu. AGENT HAWAIIAN I8LANDS. Globe Nav. Co, Ltd., 8efittle, Wash.; P. W. Rochester, 308 Market 8t, 8. F.; Agents of above rjadt, will furnish Information. THEMONEXPRESSCO. Safes, Pianos, Furniture MOVED Drays Tor Freight and Lumber Our representative uteta all lncoa In i tteamert from the Coast, and it, check baggtgt on all outgoing tteaii White and Black Sid For Silt Office with Evening Dulletln, Sl King street. Tel B6. tt. LARSER, H'l'l. When You Want a Rig RINO UP Ttlkl C-L.-U-B LIVERY BOARDING and SALES STABLES, i t : : : bis fort ctree' Btable 'Phone. 109 Main. Hack Stand, Thones 319 and k. C. H. UELLINA. Honolulu Iroa Works. Improved and modern SUGAR 1IA OHINKRY of every capar'ty and dt Krlptlon mado to order. Boiler work ind nrVETED PIPES for IrrlgaUOl purposes it specialty. Particular attes don paid to JOB WORK, and repatn executed at shortest natlca. Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair. Offices Rooms 208-20 Roston build Ing, Fort Street, Telephones Ofllco, Main 385; Rot Idcnce, White 2JG1. Hours 11 a, m, tu 1 p. tn , 3 to I p, m.; 7 to 8 p.m.; Suudays, 12 to 2 p.m P. O. Dox E01. Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin of fice, The Dulletln, 75 cent! per month. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ALAMEDA AUG. 13 SONOMA AUG. 19 ALAMEDA SEPT. 3 VENTURA SEPT. 9 ALAMEDA SEPT. 21 AUGUST 28th OCTOBER 0th OCTODER 30th Stin Pranclco. AUGUST 9th OCTOBER 20th and Tacoma , AUGU8T 10th For further particulars apply to HACKFELD & CO.. Ltd. ONOLULU. I'KKlNt AUG. 11 OAGLIC AUG. 20 DORIC SEPT. 12 NIPPON MARU bKPT. 10 APPLY TO P. M. 8. 8. CO. CO, LTD. AGENTS. From Sydney and Brisbane. (For Victoria and Vancouver, D. O.) AORANGI AUG. 27 MOANA SEPT. ?1 ! ICE MANUFACTURED FROM PURE DISTILLED WATER. : I I I Delivered to any part ot city by courteous driven. Oahu Ice and Electric Co KEWALO. TELEPHONE BLUE 3151. HOFFHAN & HARKHAH. Beaver Lunch Rooms Port St., bet. Queen and Merchant Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 8erved. Everytolng nrtt-claii. Complete lint Key Wttt and Domestic Cigars alwayi on hand. H, J. NOLTE, Proorietor. M. PhilliDS & Co. Wholtttlt Importers and Jobber. European and American Dry Goods Fort and Queen Stt DECKER, FERNANDES & GO, Real ttate Agents. We also make a specialty of enlarglnt Photograpl-" RENT8 COLLECTED. OEIco, tor. South and Ring Streets P. O. Box 321: 'Pboae 252 Mnln. ' THC ORIGINAL HAWAIIAN QUINTET and GLEE CLUB. W, B. Jonct Manager Music for all occasions, Lcavo orders at Hnwn. News Co., Music Dept., and at 113 Hack Stand. fisiicss Moi Cm Saw laiy Deirs 'OnrVirnri BKOn THE CONTINENT MUWI San Franci sco Portlaitl THE TRAINS DAiLY FROM SAN FRANC1MS. TWO TRAINS DAILY FROM PORTLAND, sly TilltEK DAVS to Chicago. Only FOUR DAYS to New YorH. 'ttlman Palace Sleepers, buffet, Emok. til and Library Cars, with Barau hop and Pleasant Reading Rooms. Dining Cart (Metis a-It-carU). Free Reclining Cbalra. , Pullman Ordinary Sleepers., a. LOTIIROP, General Agent lit Third street, Portland, Oregoa. l. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent, Ho. 1, Montgomery St., San Frmaele, J. h. LOVCAX, G. P. A T. A., 1471 Omaha. Nebraska, Hawaiian Tramways Time Table. Co. KINO STREET LINE. Walklkl to Town and Palama Cars leave Walklkl at 5MS, C:00, 6:15 and C:30'a. m., and every 15 minutes thereafter until 11:00 p. m. The 11:15 nnd 11M5 p. m. go td Rlfla Range only. Rifle Ranfle (Pawaa) to Town Can leave l'awnn at 5:04, 6:04, 6:19 and C:31 a. m. and every 15 mlnutet thereafter until 11:19 p. m. Fort and King Sts. Corner for Palama Cars leave at G:18, 6:18, 6:33 and 6:48 a. m and nt 15-mlnutc Interval! thereafter until 11:33 p. m. Palama for Town and Walklkl Can leave at 5:ns, 5:38, 5:53 and 6:08 n. m., and every 15 minutes thereaft er until 10:23 p. in.; then at 10:53 P. in. Tbe 11:08 p. m. from Palama runs to l'uwaa only, except on Sat urdays, when It goes to Walklkl. Fort and King Qtt. Corner for Walklkl Cars leave nt 6:27, 5:57, 6:12 and 6:2. n. in., and at 15-mlnutc Intervals thereafter until 10:42 p. m.; then at 11.12 p. m. The 11:42 p. tn. goes to Pawaa only, except on Saturdays, when It runs to Walklkl. Pawaa to Walklkl Cars lcavo at 5:26 a. in. and rcry 15 minutes thereafter uutil 10:56 p. ni.; then at 11:26 p. m. DERETANIA STREET AND NUUANU VALLEY. Punahou Stables to Town and Valley Cars leave Punahou Stables at 5:30 a. m. for town only, and for Town and Valley at 5:40, 5:50, 6:10, fi:20, C:io, 7:00 nnd 7:20 a. m., and thereafter at the even hour, at 10 minutes and at 30 minutes past the hour until 10:10 p. m. Oahu College for town and Valley Cars leavu at 6:30, 6:50, 7:10 and 7:40 n. in., and thereafter at 20, 40 nnd 50 mlnuis past each hour until 9:50 p. m. Fort and Queen Sts. Corner for Nuu anu Valley Cars leao at 6:15 a. m. nnd every 10 minutes thereafter un til 10:35 p. u. Nuuanu Valley to Town Cars leavo Nuiintiii ut 6:10, 6:30 and 6:50 a. m., and ut lutervnls ot 10 minutes there after until 10:50 p. m. Fort and Queen Sts. Corner for Puna hou Cors leavo at 6:05, 6:25, 6:45 and 7:05 a. ni., and every 10 minutes thereafter until 11:05 p. m. The can leaving nt 5, 35 nnd 45 minutes past tho hour run to Punahou Stables; those leaving nt 16, 25 and 55 min utes past the hour run to Oahu Col lege. The last car for Oahu College leaves town at 9:25 p. m. elephone to All Parts of the Island. konaTTvery 6TABLB8 iEALAKEKUA, - HAWAII J. Q. HENRIQUES, PROP. Horses and Carriages For Bxcurslons To the Volcano or tbe Mountalna. An ticellent chance la rffnred to tourlstt to 6EB THE COUNTRY. Carriages meet the U. a. ilauu uo tt Kallua and take passengen ovtrlanf to Ilooken. whore the tteamer U mti tjn, O. R. & L. Co. TIME TABLE. Itom and after January 1, 181ft, TRAINS. STATIONS. OAllt DAILY (OutwirJl i. Sun. dailv . Sua. daily daiiv o A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. PJt Honolulu Tito g.it ii.os i.ii r Eva Mill In io.nl i..o n t.n WtltDt , io so 44! ... Walllus : , .... Kihuku it. 6,1 ,,.. STATIONS. DAILY (luvila) oi. Sun. DAILY DAILY DAILY AM. A.M P.M PJ tahulra j:)j .... n Wtlilut , i.ia ,,,, :ja Wln t.io . ., .j EwtAIIIL t;o f.s l:ol .l H.nlClly o.i) I i: 4:1 Honolulu f.yi l:jl J.05 ymi r a SMITH. Qen'l Pass. t Ticket Alt. Q. P. DBNIBON. Superintendent Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Ulood Potso rtraUMtlr Cn4. Tn lnl4 ftl k.M .A . ir.tf. ir fm M Ulr tomrr. U M 4 MM . tM at lu, Imm run. k ttrit, r. Tlr.u. ril, C.p.r Itlwrf SpMv Clnn M l ! Ik ;, llilf , Ifibni bill J, vrtx Cook Remedy Co. SOI aiMaW T,a,ta,rlM.IU.hrrrMlklrn. 0t- ImlWWtlMiMlkUtn. !, 011 I. &As. . 4A-L- i&iid '&-' iifj;