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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. I!., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1903.
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RATE8 FOR WANT AD8.
i DO YOU WANT ANYTHING ?
Ad In thlt column will be Inserted
EVERYDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HAWAII'S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE RETURNS ON SMALL INVESTMENTS
If eo, consult these column.
If you want employes or If yw
want employment.
If you want lodging or boarding)
or have them to let If you
'Want to rent room advertise
Per line, one Iniertlon .,.150
Per line, two Insertions ,.25o
Per line, one week ,30a
Per line, two weeks 40o
Per line, ono month 10a
In the Bulletin Want Columns.
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Thle le the cheapest advertising ever
Advertise any want you have
and advertise your business.
offered the people of Honolulu.
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WANTS
Sou Piiko 8, N12W TO-DAY, for- Now AdH.
SITUATIONS WANTUD.
WANTED Young man wishes posl-
tlon In olllce or dry goods Btore. Ad
dress T., Uullctln olllce. 2150-lw
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WANTED A young Japanese unntB
a position In a store or oillce. Ail-,
dress "Jlro." this olllce. 2151-lw j
WANTED A young man with recom-
mcndatlons and 20 years' cxpcrlenco
In dry goods business, wishes n po-
eltlon as clerk, wholesale house pre-
-fcrrcd.
flee.
Address E. 11.
Uullctln of-1
2149-lw
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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BOWERS'MERCHANT PATROL AND
CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY Compe
tent watchmen furnished for busi
ness houses and residences. Office,
llcretanla and McCtilly streets; 1.
O. I)ox 284.
HELLO I Have you dandruff? Try
Pachcco's Dandruff Killer. At Un
ion Darbcr Shop.
WANTED
COUPLE wants room and board with
in walking distance from town. Ad-
dress Uullctln.
2137-tf
WANTED Any class of Hawaiian
translating; correct work guaran
teed. Address J. M., this office.
2339 tf
WANTED $3,000 for two or three
years at 8 or 9 per cent per annum,
on real estate security worth S12.000.
Address II. C, this office. 23IGtf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE A few hunting dog pups,
out of thoroughbred Gorman hunt
ing dog. Apply to I'aul lsenberg.
2455 tf
FOR SALE Horse, buggy and har
ness; borso Is joung, sound and
gentle; a bargain. Call 1C12 Hack
fold Street. 2455-lw
FOR SALE An express business with
office and telephone attached, 2
horses, 1 wagon and 1 small dray;
terms reasonable. Knqulro at this
ouce. 2453-tt
FOR SAuc Furniture of two bed
rooms, parlor, dining room and kitch
en; prlco 1100. C58 llcretanla Avo.
2450 tf
FOR SALE An incubator; splendid
hatcher. Address "Poultry," this of
fice. 24391m
FOR SALE Second hand upright
Grand Piano, nearly now; cheap. Ap
ply C38 Deretanla St. 2374-tf
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TO LET.
TO LET Housekeeping rooms at the
Honolulu Hotel. 2I5S-1W
TO LET Cottage on Pllkol St., No.
3414, cont. C rooms, lmth and pantry,
servant quarters and stable; also
-some palms for sale. Inquire on
premises. 2 154-1 w
TO LET Seven room cottage on cor.
Aloxander and llerctaula St. Kn
qulro 1215 Alexander St. 2455-lw
FOR RENT Neat furnished cottage;
suitable for a couplo housekeeping.
At 1331 Klnau St. 2400 tf
FOR RENT: Furnished Rooms Nice,
cool, mosquito proof rooms. Alakea
8L House, Alakea St. bet. Hotel and
King. 22C5-tf
TO LET Storage room In tho center
ot Honolulu. Inquire of A. V. Gear.
2436-tt
NEWLY furnished rooms with board;
S20 to 125 per month. Rooms 11 per
week. At Aloha House. 2430-tf
TO LET Furnishing housekeeping
rooms; hot and cold baths. Los An
geles, 1S43 Fort St. 2335-tt
TO LET Two large, cool rooms, for
couples; ons with prlvato entrance
nnd bay window; both mosquito
proof. Apply 488 King St. 2413-tt
e FOR RENT On Fort St., C-room mos
J qulto-proof cottage. Apply to J. W,
i Podmoro, corner King and Bethel
" Sts. 2125-tf
i; TO LET ltoomy bath tub, with either
hot or cold water and all modern
improvements. Call at Silent Bar
ber Shop. 2019 tf
COOL, mosquito-proof rooms; J2 per
week. Alakea St. House, Alakea St,
bet. Hotel and King. 2205 tf
TO LET Ono or two furnished i,oomsl
centrally located. Knqulro at this
office. 24SG-1W
1 'TCLET' Furnished rooms at Mrs,
v McConoel's, Garden lane. tf
HliLP WANTED.
VANTED Man for Bhort order at sal-
nry or per cent,
tin.
Address M Unite-243C-1W
WANTED Customers at the Elite
Hnrber Shop, Occidental Hotel.
1'lrst-clnss barber and bootblack Just
from Washington. 245G-lm
WANTED Partner with a small cap-
Ital, In tho saloon business; long
lease; best place tu Honolulu. C. 1'..
this office. 2452-lw
WANTED Competent stenographer
and typowrlter. Apply Room 8,
Elite Uldg., between 12 and 2.
2410 tf.
TO LET.
FOR RENT Klve-room cottage on Kl
nau St., between 1'IIKol and Kecau
nioKu Sts.; parlor, dining room,
kitchen, pantry, etc., downstairs;
three bed rooms, bath, and W. C. up
stairs; stable and servants' cottage
on premises. Kent, 35. Apply to
A. H. ATOXO, cor. King and Bethel
Sts., upstairs. 2451-2W
FOR RENT Klve-room house, modern
improvements; South St.; 312 per
month. Honolulu Investment Co.,
Judd Hldg. 2447-tf
TO LET Two cottages, modern Im
provements; on Cunba's lane, next
to Mormon Church. 2447-lm
TO LET
King bt.
Furnished rooms
at 874
232C-tf
LOS' I .
LOST l'alr of uoau glasses,
return to this office.
Kinder
2455-lw
LOOT Kox terrier pup, whlto body,
with black head and ears and black
spot on back. Enquire IJulletln of
fice. Suitable reward. 2455-tf
LOST Passbook Xo. 871 on First Na
tional Dank of Hawaii. Kinder re
turn to Union Grill. 2454-lw
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LOST Many thousands of dollars
through neglecting to hava stock
sufficiently Insured. Honolulu In
vestment Co. represent four of tbo
strongest fire Insurance companies
2051-tt
FOUND.
FOUND Insurance against tho break
age of plato glass at The Honolulu
Imeutment Co. 2051-tf
F. E. KING'8 LIST.
FOR RENT.
AT THE BEACH, cottage, barn, chick
en house, bathroom; $20.
6 ROOM COTTAGE, on King St., at
Cottage Orovo.
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE at Cottage
Orove, King BL
FURNISHED Housekeeping Rooms.
FOR 8ALE.
FOUR COTTAGES at a bargaln.known
as King Placo by the German
Church, llcretanla St.
F. E. KING.
Cottage Grove, King Street.
Tel. Whlto 1461.
NUNS I'lNED UNDER NEW LAW.
Paris, March 20. The superior and
four sisters of the order of Little Sis
ters of the Assumption, appeared be
fore tho Correctional Pol lit) Court to
day on the charge ot violating the law
ot associations. The supeilor was sen
tenced to a fine of )20 aud the sisters
to 10 each.
i Their depnrtuie from the court was
tho occasion of a demonstration in
their favor and of a counter-demonstra
tion. Five hundred persons surround
ed the carriages carrying the sisters,
halt cheering them, while the others
shouted "Long lUo tho Republic." A
priest who was prominent among the
demonstrators, was anested. The po
lice dispersed the crowd.
The Chamber of Deputies toiluy com
pleted the Government's 'piogiam re
garding the religious orders which ap
plied for authorization to lemaln In
France, refusing by a large majority
the application of the Carthusian
monks, who were separated fiom the
other ordeis, they being employed In
manufacturing u cordial. This Is the
wealthiest organization In France.
VISITING CARDS, 50e PER 100.
Kngravers' Stock, 04 typo styles.
Mercantllo Printing Co., Ltd., Mer
chant and Alakea. General Printers,
Rulers and Bookbinders, 'Phono Main
173.
"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin
office.
KB OF
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
AT IIAMAKUAPOKO HOME
SON BORN TO WIFE OF F. F. BALD
WIN IMPROVEMENTS TO PU-
UNENE HOSPITAL.
HOT WAVE.
Puuneno, May 1C. Mr. nnd Mrs. K.
V. llaldnln are ery happy over tho
arrival In the family of a fine boy
Eduard Henry Kltrldge Ilalduln.
Mrs. II. P. Ualdwln leaves today for
a two months' stny In Honolulu.
Tho follow lilt; Imitation was Issued
b the Ladles' Aid Society or the Ma
kawao church: "How old aro thou?
Gen. 47-8. Your Own Ulrthday Party.
Wednesday exenlng, May 13. 1903, 7:30
p in., at Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hair's, Ha
makuapoku "
This birthday party Is glu-n to you,
'TIs fcumcthlng nonl; 'tis something
new,
We send you each a little sack.
Please either send or bring It back
With as many cents as years ou'ro
old;
Or, If our age you don't wish to tell "" 8lnlrs two other Japanese inier
A dollar In the sack will do bb well, 'ered and caused the offlcer to desist.
Well known friends will furnish finu Somcai was armed with neither war-
cntertnlnmcnt
That will amaze and surprise you,
but cost no payment.
Then we'll elvn nn unmo thine tn
cat
They may be sour; they may be
sweit. '
The ladles alt with greetings most
hearty
Feel sure you'll attend your own
birthday party.
A large number of people attended
the pnity, Iniluding friends from Wat-
luku, Puuncno and other places. A
cry enjoyable muslcale nnd literary
program was rendered which Included
many humorous selections. Tho pan
tomime pictures created much laugh
ter.
...e entertainment was quite a
success
is in every way.
Mrs. J, W. Kalua and Miss D. Rich
nrdshon of Wallukn spent Thursday In
Spreckelsvllle, the guests of Mrs. ...j
Hrruki-lf.
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The Improvements on the I'uuneno
..unH.lu., -u ,u.uuc - uCn u.-.i-
lng room, nnd an X-ray room, havoi
ueen compieieu. several very success-
mi operations were performed during
this week. I
ITnli.nbfiln 1 .m!i. Vn 1 nflllvit TTn.
wallan K. of P., Walluku, Is preparing'
tc nbsenc Decoration Day. Tho ex-
crtlses will bu held Sunday, Ma 31. ,
Mr. lloetk of the I'uuneno olllce Is
on the sick list this week.
Hot waxes today.
Mr. J. I). Shaw lentes today for Ho
uolulii.
HILO SHIPPING.
Entered May 11, Am. Bchr. Aloha,
I'ryo master, 25 days fiom Port
Townscnd, with a tnrgo of shingles,
laths and 527,303 tt. lumber for Hllo;
also 442.CU5 feet lumber tor l.nlmlna;
Hllo cargo, $7,243.34. Total cargo, $13
370 24. May 11. 8. S. Gnterprlsu, .Mil
ler master, t passengers, 8 1-2 days
fiom San Francisco, with caigo of gen
eral merchandise, allied at $58,750.89.
Clewed May 11, S. 9 Hawaiian,
Delano master, en iiiuto fiom Hono
lulu and Kanulul to Delaware Ilrt-ak-
water for oiders. From Hllo, sugar
as follows: Pepeekeo, 0,760 bags; Wa-
lakeu Mill, 8,100 bags; Hawaii Mill
.
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120 bags. Total alue Hllo cargo, $78,-
555.9C. May 14. Am. sn. Falls rlf Clyde, i
Matson, master, cleared for San r ran-,
rlurii until rn ron tt eutrnt nnil irnnornl
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mercnnnuise. sugar, waianea aiiii.i
lu.uuuuags; repeeKeo, j.iiu uags; na-
Kaiau, jij.svu; uiaa, JMsy-uags. io -
tal cargo, $192,007.47. Passengers as nml nc informed Mr. Hartrldge that
follows: K. A. Horan and wife, J. V. j MrS O'Kcefo's 'Claims aro valid. Fur
Day, A. W. Hobson, Jas. T. Sllva, ther assurance was given tho attorney
Mrs. J. II. I'urdy and daughter, Lieut, that If necessary a ship will be sent
Grace Uurgess and 3 Japanese. to tho Island of Yap to put the widow
j or her representatives In possession of
WAILUKU COMPANY MAY COME, i whnt belongs to her. In view of this
Walluku, Mrfy 1C Captain Wm. E.
Ill tho commander of Walluku's mili
tia company, has received a notifica
tion from military headquarters in Ho'
no ul u regarding tho coming camping
out of the National Guard companies
as well as Inspection ot anus and
equipments by regular army officers,
Although not many of tho members of
tho local company can afford to bo
rwny from Walluku for ten days, yet
Captain Dal Is endeavoring to get
about forty of Walluku's braves to go j sonal property. Mr. Ileavls has been
to Honolulu and have a real Idea of, a very successful teachers for natlvo
tamp life besides other useful knowl-jboyB, who aro now all sorry to sco
edge of military affairs from personul thijr bthoolmaster leave. I
lutercourbc and observation.
Tho real estate dealer's success de
pends on the ground he gains.
Tho eyo Is most seusltlvo to green
colors. .
Sheriff Andrews
TRIES TO DEFEND
Brutal Officer
Hllo, .May 15. An Important point
of law procedure will bo argued be
fore Judge Hapal Monday morning. It
Is the question whether a Court must
follow the Sheriff in entering a nolle
prosequi In n criminal case or m nether
thero may bo discretion exercised.
Sheilff Andrews will deny that the
Couit has discretionary power In tho
matter, and Lclllond & Smith will sup.
port the contention that tho Court is
greater than tho Sheriff.
The case camo up In n manner not
lompllmciitnry to the Sheriff's depart
ment, j
One Japanese Samedl, said by eomo
to be a spy for the police, and by tho
Sheriff held to bo an officer on tho
force, got Into trouble recently In a
Japaneso house on Front street. Ho
entered an upstairs room occupied by
a woman, Kano, by name and piled her
with many questions. The woman,
who wns In n delicate condition, was
unable to Batlsfy the curiosity of her!
sltor. He Leonine entnged, caught1
her by tho hair nnd klmona and
dragged her down stairs. At the foot or
rnnl "r "lcer auge nnu is saiu 10
havo been under the inilucnco or liquor.
lno woman, wno was uauiy cuueu
"u uruwetl. uiruusu irii-iiiin ciuiiiujcu
Lelllond & Smith to prosecute her as
sailant. The case was continued onco
or twice nnd came up for trial Wodnes- I
dny. The Deputy Sheriff stated that he
had been Instructed by the Sheriff to.
nolle pros, tho rase. Mr. Smith op
posed this, contending that the Court'
wns not obliged to dismiss a case mere-
ly because tho Sheriff desired It. Ha '
claimed It was at least discretionary
with tho Judge and that the Court
knew enough of the facta in the caso i
to warrant It In ordering a trial. .Coun- '
tci claimed that if ono guilty of such
niitrnfra no In this t-nca nti1il MrtiDA
trml mcrel throUBh tle frIcndablp 0,
Snriff. ln, so,.ietr would be with-
uuowiin-ui
nut nrotivtlnn from .hnirn . PnnnMnllr If
... v...-.i , . .... m. ... i
Tha Court ruleJ .., .. tho sh(.rlff
. .. .. . .. ..I
muvcu a nono prosequi, u was me
Ju,wa uu8inwia to dismlsi. thH caso
anU gamcdl was turned loose.
The Attorneys for the Injured woman
heid a further cQnsultntlon and decided
t0 ,raw out a nfew warrnnt. This they
dlil and took It to tho Sheriff for his
r i- ., . .1.- . .1.-. 1. '
old not think the law had been broken;
that tho Judgo could havo the arrett
made If he those but that the case
would be nolle nrosheil. If It came to a
trial
The Attorneys hnvo agreed to argue
Monday tho point nboe set forth.
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WANTS ISLAND OF YAP.
W. C. Hiirtrldgo, attorney for the
widow of David O'Keefe, ot Chatta
nooga, Tenn., who up to the time of
his death wns king of the Caroline
Island ot Yup. has Just returned to
Georgia from Washington, where he
had been in consultation with the At
torney General relative to the claims ot
tho widow for the estate left by her
husband, which consists ot valuable;
lands which he held as king In tho
Island valued at $9,500,000.
O'Kecfo went to .tho Island about
thlity years ago. Ingratiated himself
.with the native and on the death of,!
ffi nntlVA tnnnnmh una nr,w Tnlmod
i ivuifj. flu irigiicu mill BUUBIUtUUIl Itl
tlin nnlivnn ,111 in .lift limn nt lilc Han.lt '
...W ...... U, w ... ....... V. ... WVH...,
keveral months ago. Ills widow, who
now resides at Savannah, claims the
,,, but ,ier e)nmB aro olspiltcd uy
' . . ......-
, nauve3 ot me island or Yap.
Mr. Hartrldge laid tho whole matter
ufon) tho AUorncy General. An
' PStitinn .vnB mn,.n ,, thn. nmMni
Mr. Hartrldge Is now preparing to mnko
formal demand for the O'Keefe estate
tn the Carolines.
MAUI SCHOOLMASTER LEAVING.
Walluku, May 10. Prof. W. Elmo
.icavls, principal of Lahalnaluna Sem
inary, has tendered his resignation,
'and will leave with his family next
, month to takd uu another courso at
Ilerkeley University, Cal. Ho is now
selling out his furnlturo and other per-
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
i Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets,
I All druggists refund tho money If It
falls to cure. 15. W. Grove's signature
Ms o each box; 25 cents.
To Investors
AND
Home-Seekers
I
1 A raro opportunity Is offered to buy
real estate at bottom prices.
AT KAIMUKI
I Fine lot, 100x150, with large,
roomy house, one block from
1 Wnlalac Koad $4,250
' One lot, 100x160 750
IN KAPIOLANI TRACT
. Lot 50x100, with 3 .room
I house 6 50
IN KAIULANI TRACT
6 lots, 60 x 100 each, for 1,000
(Separato If desired.)
ON PUNAHOP STREET
9-room house; lot 75x150.
ON YOUNG STREET
8-room house; lot 75 x 140 ,
lO-room.house; lot 75 x 140
5,000
2,900
6,000
ON KINAU STREET
C-room house; lot 60 x 90 3,500
ON SPENCER STREET
139 feet frontage 3,000
IN KALIHI VALLEY
30-acro tract C,000
Wo Invito tho nttcntlon of Ileal Es
tate Agents to tho aboa propositions.
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.,
King Street, Honolulu.
Read This !
Ex Barkentine "KLIKITAT,"
"
Magnolia Brand Condensed Milk,
ip.
1 IOC Can
.. j..ii t-i... in.......
fldYWdlU S 1U dUBb lUUUUIUdll
fl Ivmn fi" Paifllli FatTillV FlflUf
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$1.30 pBr sack
ni.i r..i ..u.j eo 1C nnr Lit
rlgS rBBI. SpiCBQ, pZ.ZOpBlr.ll
- ... ,. . nn .
Seattle GtllCKBIl CggS, dUC pBT 00Z.
-AT-
Jas. A. Hassell,
211 Queen Street near Alakea.
OUR LEADERS
PEERLESS GINGER ALE
LEMON SODA
CREAM SODA
ROOT BEER
ORANGE CIDER
KOMEL
And other popular drinks.
Telephone Main 7 J
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fllien fflfltPri Nnfla
. - - - ww
Water Works Co., Ld.
Factory Fort and Allen Sts.
$3,0 0 0,0 0 0
Is a tremendous price tc
pay for a Trunk or Trav
eling Bap;, but the prices
we ask for such goods are
as surprisingly low.
The Von Hamm-Young CO., Ltd.
ALEX. YOUNG BLDG.
Phone Main 135.
J. N. Shafer,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Sew-
"age. Shop: 213 Queen 8t bet Ala
and Richard Sts., Honolulu, T. H
HONOLULU AUTOMOBILE
and MACHINE 8HOP8 . . .
Inlon 8t. nr. Hotel 8t. Phone Main 315.
P. O. Box 603.
Light Machine Work. Automobiles
lullt and Repaired. Experts on Call
or Outside Work. Nickel and Copper
Plating. " w " " " " " " "
Weekly Edl'.lon ot tha Bulletin, 1
,mr year
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BARBERS.
W. R. CHILTON has removed his bap
I bcr shop to No. 32 Hotel St., next
to tho Honolulu Tobacco Co.
2450-lm
BALLASTING.
HAWAIIAN - JAPANESE BALLAST
ING CO. Heat black sand from $2
to $3 a load according to dlstanco
hauled. Coral rocks for stable,
roads and sidewalks. lOii Smith
St.; P. O. box 820. Telephone Main
390.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
C. A. COWAN 1181 Union, opp. Pacif
ic Club; typewriters for rent.
BROKERS.
E. J. WALKER Coffee Broker; room
4, Sprockets bldg.
CARPENTERS.
E. SHIRAISH, Carpenter and Con
tractor Day work. Tables, Bares,
etc., made. Cor. Nuuanu and Ku
knl. CLEANING AND DYEING.
T. MASUDA A . kinds of clothes
cleaned, dyed and repaired. Employ
ment office. 1 llti Fort St. near Vine
yard, Honolulu. T II.
T. HAYASHI Clothes cleaned nnd re
paired. 537 IJerctanla cor. Punch
bowl. DENTISTS.
DR. H. BICKNELL Dentist. Itooru
14, Mclntyro Dulldlng. Hours 9 to i.
DR. DERBY Duutlst; Fort nnd Hotel
Sts.; Hours 9 t) 4
DR. M. J. J. MARLIER DE ROUTON
Rooms 27 and 28 Young Uldg., be
tween Hotel and King Sts,
GUITARS AND UKULELES.
J. E. SANTOS Matter of guitars and
ukuleles. C2S Ucretanla.
PER "NEVADAN"
PLUM PUDDINGS, SEEDED RAISINS, CAN
DIED PEEL, SULTANAS CURRANTS, CRAN
BERRY SAUCE, MINCE MEAT, JAMS, JELLIES
and PRESERVES, TABLE FRUIT, UNEDA
GRAHAM WAFERS, ZU ZU, GINGER SNAPS
ETC at
Salter's Grocery
516 S. KING ST.
HAWAIIAN STOCK YARDS CO., Ltd
E. It. LEWIS, General Manager
DR. J. B. De FARIA,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OBSTETRICIAN.
Formerly externa and Interne ot the Maternity and Hospital tor Women
of Lisbon (Europe),
Female Diseases and Confinement Cases a Specialty.
Office and Residence 1123 Alakea St. Office Hours From 10 a. m. to
12 M.; 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone Main 407.
DO
YOU
DRINK?
P. O. Box 995, TEL. 18.
THE OLDEST CHINE8E FIRM IN HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MXROHANTB,
Sealer In Fine 8llke and Grata Linens. Chinese and Japanese Goods f
All Klnda. NUUANU 8TREET.
YAMATOYA,
1044 NUUANU STREET,
Japanese Silk Goods, Handkerchiefs, Kimonos, American Shirts, Neckwear,
Socks and Underwear. Straw Hat Manufactory. 8hlrts of all Kinds and Pa
Jamas Made to Order. .
HOTELS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL All conveni
ences. Hot nnd cold baths. Tele
phone. First-class system. Fine
rooms $2 per week. King nnd Ala
kea streets. Dest 25c meals In city.
MUSIC.
JAMES 8HERIDAN Piano tuning
and repairing. Whlto 1371. 343 King
St. Leavo orders Ilawn. News Co.,
Young Uldg.
ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal
Instructor; "Mlgnon," 1024 Dereta
nla St.
E. K. KAAI Teacher of string Instru
ments; studio, 17 Progress Blk., Fort
St.
MES8ENGER SERVICE.
TERRITORIAL ME8SENGER SER
VIC Union St. near Hotel.; Tel.
3G1 Main.
PHY8ICIAN.
DR. GEO. W. BURQE8S 1387 Fort St.
cor. Vineyard; 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. and
7 p. m. Telephone Main 123.
2443-6m
3
8TRAW HATS.
E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St., nr. Nu
uanu. Felt, straw, Panama hats.
I
WANTED.
WANTED Purchasers for our "For
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