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B' o RVENINO ntJI.LBTIN, HUNOLBLO, T. II, SATURDAY, ITU. 8, IDOtJ ) .
W: . ' .ilMiajagwuafflaEo I nr.AI AND liPNFRAI K!r-..t.-5Tn 1 ... . L. M.
I ffiffllfiWK 'IdvL If,omcthinKoiaTucii,yourho,e ?- -noticed or unattended to by NOVELS III tURtllJII PD (Id j?iESlGJi
m J ilOUIllU KB ILllllLl refaRl7 is iust cathennB dust, try a Bullc- ,hc 8nmc mnn who "J'1'08 to the den- ., , , , H I F - ' ' s 2
R: r M IV UnWaSAd. S ' U11C Hst at the flrsttwinBe of toothache. Fint-cla.. Popular Boota CABLE REPORT OF SAN
n ' u " "c cms o iceiii. anil lira eves, uuv --- vannmann MTumrjMTiii
Y llCCIl V PAICHnHIl m Coihm- iibboiis cheap at Kcirs'. he'll blame his headache on his Handsomely Bound in Cloth rvnwAMnv
R$' WCLlVLI OftLCiJUfln H a Panama hats cleaned nt tho Olobc. stomach, and risk his cvesieht. aAwuuiur..
. HUn-Ud. I I O '-r-nk'Jets Mst lecelvet, ; A, N, b A IM T U K U ,
m ll'lls"AY W Hi nwn Smith fi.C'0., Ltd. OPTICIAN. BOSTON -RT.IIO
B vvnoM'siwv K
fc Oceanic First Degree t
" So Carts
m I '
I; u. A,X',No,,3-R.0U.a, PoMiSlg CSftS
B .Ml visiting members of (lie 1
K order arc cordially Invited to cfj
V I UliOUU lUtlllUhn ik 1UV.UI vwtJvo
I 1 m
UARMOJJY LODQB, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F,
Meets every Monday evening at
7:30 In 1. O 0 F. Hull. Kurt Stieet
R. H HENDRY. Socrotnry
UN. I' V1CKEIW. N (1
All visiting brotbors ery cordlailj
Invited.
MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.
Meet ovcry Tuesday evening at
i30 o'clock In lv. of 1. Hall, cor
Sort nnd Horetania. Visiting broth
ers oordlally Invited to attend.
W. I. i.yi.i:. re.
F WALDRO.N, K IIS.
OAHU L0D0E, No. 1, K. of P.
Moats ovr Frldaj ovenlng at
7.30 in K of T tin 1 1 coiner fort
anil Derctniil.1. Vlsltlur; brothois
coi-dtall Invltod to attend.
A. 0 DHBHINO. C.C.,
JAS W WHITE, K US.
HONOLULU LODQB 61G, B. P. 0. E"
Honolulu Lodge No. 61G, II. 1 U
II., will meet in their hull on King
Dear Fort strsot every l'rlday even
trig.
Uy order of the K 11.
HAltnY A. WILDIIK.
Secretary.
r. E. ItlCIIAItOSON, 53. It.
Wia. M'KINLEY LODGE No.S, K.of P.
Meets evory Saturday evening .it
7:S0 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, cor
Tort and llerctnnla. Visiting broth
ers cordially Invited to nttend.
w. i. riazEB, cc.
K. A JACOIISON. K.ItS.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.
Meets on tho 2nd and 4th WED
NKSDAY evenings of each month nl
7:20 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, corner
Urretanla and Fort streets.
Visiting Eugles arc Invited to at
tend. W. I,, thazki: W , rrest.
H. T. MOOItB, Secy.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. R. M
Mocts every first nnd third Thurs
days of uch month at Knights nl
Pythlun Hall. Visiting brothers wr.
Jlally Invited to attend.
J V. ASCII. Sachem.
.t 13 Ml'ItPIIY, C. of It.
r'-l?i'nxUjKSXiSnxn.yiuin2tXJPd
A GOOD SIGN
COSTS YOU NOTHING IT
PAYS FOR ITSELF.
TOM SHARP,
MAKES GOOD SIGNS.
I) LiV II
Jack Mia" the Game also a carload
cf jewelry being practically given
away by
J. CARLO,
1018 1IUUANU NEAR KING
P rt. Burnette,
Attorney: Notary: Conveyancer:
Real Estate: Mt'c. Loans: Collec
tions. Agent to Grant Marriage Lic
enses, Qfiice 79 Merchant St. Phone 310.
WHEN
You Want Electno Wiring Done or
Private Telephone.' Installed or Dry
Batteries, call the
UNION ELFCTBIC CO.,
CO Beretania St.
Phone 315.
apantie Curios, Silk Kimonos,
Shirts, Pajamas, Shirt Waists, Fancy
Embroidered Goods.
K. Fukuroda,
0TBL STREET NEAR BETHEL.
OS?
BULLETIN ADO. PA Y
&. . Mbksftfe....- f. ijjf.. ...Yiak
LCSfl-& 0i fn rhonc 452 for a hack- bethel ARE YOU DOING THAT HOW? , .B0KS.,
fllBlflOP St. Hack Co. YOU SHOULD
till a H Htlilf Vj7l To enlov n ilde right, rlnc mi 290 m ...ir.n HAVE.
!cffsellapGo.,
Limited,
King and Bihcl Sts.
Increase
yoiir
savings
"burning
wTOV-jkwaysiMB
Honolulu
Gas Co., Ltd.
Bishop St.
Produce a
beverage more
healthy than
that from
a cow because
.of its purity.
enson,
Smith. &
Co., Ltd.,
Hotel and Fort Sts.
TOMATO NECTAR
New Shipment
Just In.
85c a Bottle
J. M. Levy & Co.
King St. Phone 70.
THE NEW SMOKING TOBACCO
To have solid comfort after dinner
fill your pipe with QB0ID.
FITZPATRICK BROS,
and MYRTLE CIGAR STORE.
Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin,
Buttermilk
Tablets
C'ullt m- li litmus cheap at Kcirs'.
Panama hats cleaned nt tho (Hobo.
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
St. Had: Co.
To enjov n tide right, ring up 290
Inr Qulnn h llulck.
lltiittuhlllk tablets Just leeched bj
Hi nxoii fm tt li X.Co., I. 111.
Mug tip Scott 'h when you want, a
Rood auto ildc l'linnc 107.
Ni w ipiitiB waists me now being
oi i in d up nt Whltnej & MuibIi's
Putnam Health Tills mako rich
blood fate a package Try them.
Just nrrived, Hollwood Cash Regis
ters. Hawaiian Office Specialty Co.,
Ltd.
Judge !) Hoi 18 Jurors for clll
cites sliml excused until WVdncsda)
in t
The raslilon Saloon Is now sorvlng
an excellent dinner between I nnd C
o'clock.
I .el Aloha Chnptrr No .1. O 13 S
will meet lit Masonic Toinplo at 7 M
this evening
There will lip n mooting of William
McKlnlej Lodge No. 8. K. of 1', nt
7 30 this evening
Tor n few weeks Mrs. Kcarns'
chutney will Lc 1!G cents per Jar nt
nil the stores.
Two Japanese received certificates
of Hawaiian ldrth fiom Secictury V.
A. MottSiiillli yesterday.
The Flist Heelmeut, N. G. II.. has
lieen ordered nut for an all daj drill
in Knplolanl 1'aik tomorrow.
Hoffmann Chop lluuco open alt tho
lime on Hotel street, near Nuiianu
Fxcollent menls nt lowest prices.
(lei man Lutheran Chinch Sunilaj
icliool, ; - II; service, tl n. in 1'astoi
Folmj. (leriimn Chinch Committee.
It Is expected thnt complete Inftir
tuntlou In rcgnid to tho Pearl llarhor
borings will lie nt hand In about two
weeks
There will lie n speclnl Meeting nl
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, II. S
W. V, in Wnvorley block nt 7:30 this
Veiling
Carriages nnd vehicles of all kinds
mill and repalied by the Schumnu
Canlngo Co., Mrichant street between
I urt and Alaken.
llinry C. Hup.il, HeRlstrar of I'ub
lie Accounts, has lecetpted for Sl'.ii) in
lierllnnru lax from the esl.ito of the
late John II. HHsh.
I'or wet-weather wear in shoes, get
a Vilour Calf nt the Manufacturers
Shoe Co It sheds water, and ulwnjs
hhlnes well. No. 372 Price. $3.50.
Whittle) & Marsh have Just IP
(lived tho llrst consignment of tho
nivv spring shlit waists. 'J lie will be
plared on s-ilo during tills coming
w eek
You will need an automobile for a
pleasure ride mid to lie swell mi
should liavo one for e iIIIiir. J. A. Mc
l.eod, tclepliono -11, unts at low
prices.
Ilefore J nil Rut jour sprliiR tiouseru,
see the line of new spring btjles nt
Sllvti'ii TiiRRPiy. Thej weio t elect vd
wllh lespect to Rood taste, iiuallly,
and wear.
Coat jour lion roofs with "Atnbic"
Von vlll be Biirpiltcd nt Its cooling
and preservative piopertlcs. California
Teed Co., ugonts.
All of the business foi the general
elections in November will be i (induct
ed from the ofllco of tho Secretary ol
the Territory.
The White I'.iuilly Hotary (lock am!
chain stitch) Is tho best sevvluR ma
chine In tho win lil. lleluiy & Co . Ltd ,
agents, K'08, Kort street. Phono 18S.
Tho hackdrlverB of tho eltj aio col
lectins a fund to defend Jack Povvero,
who Is accused of liiaiiKlaiiRliter In
rimnliiR over nnd rfllllii); u Japaueso
child recenllj
I-iir nilny weiither, oui cr.ivinetto
mat, tailored by Alfied Ilenjaniln tt
Co: is Just the JhlliR l.lf;lit, dicnsy.
nlisolulelj raln-piiHif. The Kash Co,
Port and Hotel streets.
Face nnd scalp treatment, mani
curing, vibratory treatments can bo
had nt Hoom C, tho Yoiiiir Hotel, 2nd
lloor, nt Miss A. do I.arttgue's hair
dreaslUR parlors. Tecphono 350.
If jou havo uso for a tjpewrlttr
jou will Ret the I'nx hieause It lias a
Krealer number of Rood polnls for ov
erj line of business than nny other.
II ItOhcnberR, Wnveiley liiiildlnR, Is
neont.
Or Prancls Valenziiiln, who for
tome time past has been Mexican
health officer nt the port of Hour
konp. Is now returning to his homo
in the City of Mc.xlio.
Thomas C. White. Biibl.ind agent for
the third laud district Kona uud
Kan, Is in town on official business. Ilu
was going over tho leconls nnd maps
of his dlHtrkt nt tho Lund Office jes-terdaj-.
Hubert M. Fuller petlons thnt
lilsliop Trust Co . be appointed guard
ian of his flvo minor chlldicn to re
echo u lirfiey of ?j0U In iiueallieil to
llieni In the will of Margaict A. Fill,
ler, Auburn, Cal.
Consul Chang Tmi iMn has assured
tho Commercial Club that ho will
do all possible to Induce Milliliter
Wu TIiir PaiiR to uddroBS llio nsKocia
lion on tho day tho Slbcila in lives
licit with him on board en route to
Wushlugton.
John 1'enner, u firmer from Nebias
ka who came down hero for the pur
pose of Retting laud and going Into
the fnrmlng business, Is rcpoited to
havo been told by an emplojeo of tho
land olllco that Rovernm-jnt land Is not
verj desirable.
Ilr. .1. S. II. Pratt, chief sanitary of
ficer, has returned fiom Kiiual, with
j leport that tho opIdeinliB of chicken
nox at Walniea and Mnna were nbit
lug when he loft. Ho had biipeiln
icnded tho fumigating of tho BChool-
houses. The sclioola will reopen on
Monday next if nothing occurs In tho
meantime to provont. f)i Pratt found
no vaiiulolU on Kauai.
EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK
done by tha
PRENCH LAUNDRY
ilth their new FRENCH dry cleaning
process.
258 Deretanla St. Phone 1401.
READY FOR ROYAL FUNERAL
LISHON, Portugal Feb 7 Arriingenients have been made for bIih
pie ceremonies nt the nival funeral. Piccmitlons havo been taken to
Hippicss disorder
HOKOUAUX, I-rniHc. Feb 7 Founer Premier I'r.incii of Pol tu gill
iruiaiued here tonight on Ills way to Pails
TRAVELS AFTER
QUi:i2NSTOWN. Ireland, Feb. 7.
steamship trust promoter, arrived on
tour Hui ope.
Moisc was one of the prominent
ci ash 'with ilelnro nnd Tinman.
HALL JURY LOCKED UP
POHTI-ANI),
for tho night.
Oie, Feb. 7. In the
, John II. Hall is on trial In tin laud fraud conspiracy cases proe
iiiied by Francis .1 Ileney.
MACLEAN FREE AGAIN
TANOIIOIt, Moiocco. Fell. 7. Itsilsull has released Maclean.
ltnlsull has held Sir llany Maclean captive for months peeking
ransom for tho return of Hie noted llrltish representative at Morocio.
i i i
SPOKANE BANK TO LIQUIDATE
SPOKVNIl. Wash ,
bauds of a tecelvcr
Feb 7 The
K,1?SllU.')!K!ttn)K
WATERFRONT NOTES
a Jl X R a m a it it ,i n k n K k
Some time urci Congress approprl-
ateil $Jlf for it lighthouse tender for
tlicbc Islands nnd It now appeals that
tho boat will soon bo heie The (on
tract for It to be built within a jear
has been let. The following Is tho
official description nf the Kukiil:
Tho Kukiil Is a sehoonci rigged
steel bteamei nf 000 tons displace
ment. She ineasuies ISO feet over
all, with 173 feet I Inches load-vva-tir
line has Ito-feet beam, K-feet
ill. ill, U 1-1 knots siieed, and liliui
lioisepower Her iiiachlnerj (ouslsti
ol two ti lple-epanslon Inverted, dl-rect-aitlug
engines, diiviiiR biono
propellers 7 feet (! Inches In diame
ter, and N supplied with Htcnm un
der a preshine of 10(1 pounds per
Mliiaie Inch, bv - Siotili bolleis, 11
feet 0 Indies In diameter and I-
feet long. She Is llttcd tluougliout
with all model n appliances. Includ
ing eleelili lights and n bc.iiiIiIIkIiI
The foiemasl Is of steel, uud foims
tho mast of a levolvlug steam dei
rlck adapled fin hoisting u In nl of
20 tons She has u buoy deck ncailj
.'.II feet long, whli li Is needed In han
dling tho new atetjlene buojs which
urn now being practically tested bj
tho boaid.
iw
Charles S Plllsbury, the multl-mil-tlonnlrc
Hon i man of Minneapolis, is
nt the St Plane Is nnd leaves foi Ho
nolulu uud the Oi lout on the Pa
illle Mall liner .Mongolia today.
Mr. PillHbuiy Is of Hie opinion
that tho modern movement going on
now In China will mean in the near
futuie a leiiiaiknhlo Incrcnso in Hour
tdilpmcuts fiom California uud the
Paellle Coast to the. celestial king
dom Mr. Plllhlniry's suit cmbraiesiscime
fourteen people Thoy havo tho best
looms in Hie hotel nt nn expense ot
100ii u daj Tho Minneapolis Hour
King Is to spend six weeks In Hinio
lulii and is to spend ("000 In lent of
n mansion thcio dining his slay.
From there he will go to Japan nnd
Chlnn for Ihiee or four months
Chronicle.
Tho Klmiii. from Hawaii anil way
poiU this munilng, liioiight the fol
lowing caigo: 1 auto, 1! horses, .1
hales awn, I boxes celerj', 7 pigs, 17
bnloj vegetables, 18 bags Cabbage, 20
bags taio, 21 empty kegs, .lit ban els
emptj bottles, !i0 1-2 couls wood, 72
bags bones, 27!) sheep, 157 packages
aunililcs
PS
The following sugar list was io
portul liy tho Klmiii: Olau, 11,400,
YOU'RE ALL RIGHT
when you let us build
your launch, canoe,
yacht, etc.
Charles D, Walker,
BOAT AND MACHINE WORKS,
King near Alapai,
Novv's Your Chancel
Hawaiian News Co.,
Limited,
Alex. Young Bldg., Bishop St.
THE PANIC
Morse, tho American hanker
the Campania. Ho sajs he
anil
will
men who went down In tho October
Hall ease the Jury was locked up
Inland Hank has gone Into llio
Wulakea, 3000; Wnlnaku, lll.fiOO;
Onomca, 7.r00; Pcpeekeo, (iOOO; Ho
noinii, fiTiOO; Hakalau, 0.1 IK!; I.aie
pahochoe. .1000; Ookala, 2200; Ku
kalnu, IlTiOO; llam.il.ua, r, inn; p.iau
hnu. 18,000; lionol.aa. C000; Hoiiu
iiio, 1752.
pa
The lnler-lsland btcamer Ileleni
iiirlvcd here lit noon with 11,-lCH
bags of bugar and a deckluad of cat
tle. She came fiom Kaunnkakal.
The Korea is due to sail nt ''
o'clock this uftcinoon for the Coast.
She has picked u huge number of
passengers licit! who have been In
Hawaii for some time, and nro now
on tlielr way home. Tom White,
with his automobile, is returning on
the liner. The Korea dumped off
teveral hundred tons of freight hero
mini the Orient, and also took on u
couple of li unil red tons.
The Klnau arrived this morning
f i oni llllu nnd Hawaii ports with tho
usual Height nnd passenger lists.
Puiser Phillips sajs that thero lc
tiOlhini; of interest going on in the
111; island. Italn Is holding back
the loading of u number nf the sten
lucis and sailing vessels. Tho schoo
ner Compeer sailed last Friday for
the Coast. The loading of tho Fn
terpriso Is being delajed on account
of tho heavy falls of rain, and she
will lie luiky If she Is able to get
aw. i j heroic next Tuesday. Tho bark
St. Catherine wllsall nt the end of
i.oxt week. Tho following steanieis
aie at Miilous ports loading nnd ills
c lunging: the Kaiulanl nt Hakalau,
the Kauai at Punulioii, the Nocau ut
llouokaa, the Maul ill Kukulhacle.
rJ8
Purhor drubo of tho W. (1. Hall
leports the following sugir on Kauai
iiwnlliuR shipment: i.lhuc, It.fihO
bags, 11. M., $14,870; K. P., Milflll; Mc
llijde, 11,(125; (i. (i. It., KH; Mnka
well, I2,'.)71); K. S. M., 7U.10; M. S. Co,
8(100.
MOVING-PICTURE SHOW
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
II. K. llonlne will give an exhibi
tion of tho moving' pictures In tho
Opeia House on Satuiday night, tho
1Mb lust Ono of the views that
will be exhibited Is the luaiigui.il
procession showing West Point cu
ilets uud Nnvnl cadets fiom Annapo
lis Further along tho line Presi
dent lloosovelt h plainly seen Rieet
Ing li lends us ho passes in n i.iriingo
in awn by six white horses ami
Glial ded by sceiet servko men.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Feb. 7, 1903,
from 10 30 a. ni. to 4 p. m,
Chailes Lucas Tr to I.ahap.i Mnull-
nvva nnd hsb Itcl
I.elalohii Jluiillttwa to 11 Slug I'ook.M
I.elnlohu Fin st ami huh to JIakela
D.ivls 1)
Kiiliulul Itiillioail Co to Sum Kaile
wu pt ul Kur 1,
Sam Kiillowu mil to Kahului ltit.ll-
roatl Co I.
Entered for Record Feb. 8, 1908,
from 8 a. in. to 10:30 a. m.
David Kawanaiiakna nnd vvf to Aid
gall K. C. I'ai kor DA
Monday, January 27.
SAN FHANCISCO-Salled Jan. 23.
Am, schr. Honolpu, for Hoiiulpu and
nnd Ilnnn.
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed Jan. 20:
Am. tik. (icorgo Curtis, fur Honolulu.
Am. hk. Andrew Welch, for Hllo.
YOKOHAJfA, Arrived Jnn. 26:
P M. 8. S. .Munchurln, hence Jan. 11
ASTOIUA- Arrived Jan. 2C:
Ilr. 8. S. Ilnroii Cawdor, lienco Jan.
13.
KAHULUI Arrived, Jan. 25:
Am. gp. F. M. Phelps, from Snn
Francisco. ,
BI3ATT1.11 Arrived Jan. 28:
Ilr. S. S. Mimosa, hence .Inn. 11.
SYDNF.Y Arlved Jnn. 28:
Ilr S. S. Mdiuia, hince Jan. 13.
Wednesday, Jalnuary 29.
SAN FItANCISCO Arrived Jan. 20:
H. F. Wliltno)-, from Knlmlnl.
YOKOHAMA Sailed Jnn. 23:
P. M. S. S. Komi, for Honolulu.
Thursday, January 30.
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed Jan. 30:
I'. M. S. S. Mongolia, for Honolulu
HII.O Arrived Jan. 2C:
Am Schr. Compeer, from Kurekn,
Friday, January 31.
SAN FItANCISCO Arrived, Jnn 31.
Jap. S. S. Hongkong Mum, hence
Jan, 25.
SAN niANCISCO Sailed. Jan. 20:
Am. schr. II. C. Wright, for Malm
kona.
Friday, January 31.
Si:ATTi:i,i:-Arrlvcd Jan. 31:
A.-II. S. S. N'cvadan, from San
Francisco.
PORT OAMni.i: Sailed Jan. 31:
Am. bk. Albert, for Hllo.
Saturday, February 1.
VANCOUVER Sailed, Jan. 31:
Ilr. S. S. Mtowcra, for Honolulu.
HII.O Sailed Jan 31:
A.-H. S. S. Arlzonan, for Sallnn
Cruz.
Monday, February 3.
YOKOHAMA Arrived Fob. 1:
Jap S. S. Nippon Marti, lienco Jnn
211.
(1HAYS HAItllOll Sailed Feb. 1:
Am. schr. C. A. Thayer, for Hono
lulu Am. schr. Mnnlln, for Honolulu.
SAN FItANCISCO Arrived Feb. 2.
U. S. A. T. Crook, hence Jan. 23.
HII.O Arrived. Jan. 31:
Am. S 8. Futerprlse, from Snn
Finnclsco.
HII.O Sailed Jan. 30:
Am. bk. Annlu Johnson, for Snn
Francisco.
Tuesday, February -1.
SAN FItANCISCO Arrived Feb. 1:
O. S. S. Alameda, lienco Jan. 29:
YOKOHAMA Sailed, Feb. 4:
Jnp S 8. America Maru, for Hono
lulu. PORT TOWNSKNI) Arrived Feb. I:
Am. sp. Jnliez Howes, from Knhuliil.
Wednecday, February 5.
SAN FItANCISCO Arrived, Feb C:
Am S S Hlloninii, lienco Jan. 2S.
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed, Feb 3:
Jas. llolph, for Hllo.
PORT HARFORD Sailed, Feb. G:
Am. B. S. l.niislng, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Feb. S:
U. 8. A T. Iluford, for Honolulu.
Thursday, February 6.
BAMNA CRUZ -At rived Feb. 2:
Am. S. S. Columbian, from Hllo.
Jim 18
KAHUI.UI Arrived Feb fi:
A II. S. S. Mexican, from Honolulu
Thursday, February 6.
SAUNA CRUZ Sailed Feb. G:
A.-II. S. S Texan, for San Diego.
Friday, February 7.
SAN FItANCISCO An Ivcd Feb. 7:
Am. hk. It. P. Jtilhet, lienco Jnn. 19.
SHATTI.i: Sailed Fell. 7.
A.-H. S 8. Novadan, for Honolulu.
Saturday, February 8.
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed Feb 7:
A -II. S. S Alaskan, for Honolulu.
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed Feb. 8:
O. S. S. Alamedn. for Honolulu.
HII.O Silled Fib .'!
Am. bk. Mohican, for Sail Fianclsco.
APPEALS TAKEN
Appeals from Honolulu Dlstiltt
Couit to the Oil nit Couit who sent
up jesterday as fullows:
Territory v. luogtichl, Fugliuolo,
Sour Hung Wliur, Ikaiashl and Kl
d.iknwn, assault and battel y 'on Kim
Chin Hun. All but Whar lined li
uud costB each.
Tenltory vs. I,e6 Kill, cnitlng
swill through tho sticets after the
prohibited hour. Fined ? I nnd costs.
Terrltoiy vs. All Far, nnothcr
swill case, with same lesult.
Terrltoiy vs. Ah Four nnd Tain
hum, malicious Injur) In smashing
Neo hum'u furniture. Hnili duett ?l!
mid costs.
Hairy T. Mills vs. Adelaide Sou.a,
defendant, nnd Huirj Dnvlson, gar
nishee, claim of $IS CO mi a dentist's
bill assigned to plaintiff. Judgment
for defendant.
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A Most Excellent Assortment of
1HE BEST "FITTERS" IN TOWN.
W. W. Ahana Co.,
LIMITED
62 S. KINO ST. PHONE 525.
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Hawaiian standard tlmo Is 10 hum a
30 minutes slower than (Jieenwlch
time, being that of tho meridian of 1C7
lecrces 30 minutes. Tho tlmo vvlitstlo
blows nt 1:30 p. m which rs the snmo
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nnd moon nro for local tlmo lor tho
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ARRIVED a
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Friday, Fcbruarj 7.
P. M S. S. Korea, from the Orient,
5.. 'ID p. ill.
Stmr. W. (I. Hall, Thompson, fiom
Ahiikliil, nt f 15 a. m.
Saturtlay, February 8.
11. M. S M low-era, from Vancouver
nnd Vlctorln.
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DEPARTED
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Filtlay, Febiuarj 7.
Stmr. I.lkollko. Naopala, for Klliel
Paaiiliau, Kolinl.ilele and Kukalau, 5
p. m.
Stmr. W. O. Hall, Thompson, to
Ahuklul, r, p. in.
Stmr. Nllhiiu, Oness, to Kii.iunp.ill
nnd Kalian, S p. in.
Stmr. Clnudliie, Itennett, for Maul
mid Hllo, ft p. m.
A -II. S. S. Nebraskan, Knight, for
Hllo, ft p. ni.
U X ii 55 A X 15 K IS K H K X K H X It
SAILING TODAY "
A K K H U t M X. - 21 K ii KXX K
Am. bk. Gerard C. Tobey, Scptt, for
Hllo, III ballast.
P. Jl S. S. Koiea, at 3 p in
It. Jl. S Jllovveia, for the Colonies,
( p. m
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U PABSBNQHRS AQS2VHD f
uiiiannitii)Uiiuiii:i'.it
Per stmr W. (5 Hull, fiom Kauai,
Feb. 7. Dr. Pratt, F. K. Thoiupsou.
Per S S Korea, from the Orient,
Feb 7 i'or Honolulu .Mis C. Apau.
II. T. II. Iloothbj, Chan Ah Kim. Chang
1 1 Ing Wan. .Miss Chlpg Ylck Fiiug,
Jlaster Chin Yung Nlir, Hiss Cldng
Yuet .Inn, Toinplo (iodiuau, It. M. P.
Hllsberg, Jim II. Low. .Mis T. Shige
uintii, Muster IC. F. Tjau. Yung Save
Ylt, Mrs. Yuen Slice. Tluough. do.
(I. Ailams, Mrs. Oeo. C, Atlauis. 11 Al
hers, N. I.. Armltage, Dr. Aslnurf, Nu
wab Sultan ul Jlulk llahader and mm
nnt, .Mr. llalnes, W. (1. lllackwell, Dr.
Carl Ilruck, Dr. Ohamnrelte, J. J. Cai-
ter, (leorges Ciiscnilne, J. S Collbnin.
Jllbs Ilcrllin CborB, I.. C. Coventij, Jl.
W. Creagh, .Mr. Chin Yue lllng. JHs.
J. It IMIe, i:. Fahkariiui, .Miss Floi
eiico Parish, J. II Fawkner, II A. Fer
guson, Mrs. II. A. FeiRilfcon, Otto
Fianz, Jlrs. Otto Franr, Jlrh long
Soon, Jliss Four (till, .Mips I'oiu
Hong. A 11. n.iid, Jl 11. (ioltlsboiough,
11. 8. N., Jliss Hllzabelh Haas. Jliss
l.tiulK) Haas, C. llellot, .Mrs. (1. llellnl.
Itlshop T A. Hentlllck, Khojii Ismail,
J. W. S. Jellle. It. Kafnku, Dr. Sleg
iniinil KalHer. Jliss Jl. H. I.angroul,
Fernaml Levis, 1'. IaiwIs, (lust Lin
dell, Wm Mm tin, Itev. W. Mull. Mis
W Jlell, .Master (.ovvell Moll. Master
Newell Jlell, Miss Until Midi, dipt.
(Uiouto Jlolilildeen, .Mm. It. C. Jim tun
mill infant, Dr (1. C. Nichols. Itev. F.
Olilluger. Jlrs. F. Ohllnger. .Miss Con
stance Ohllnger, W. It. Patterson, Jits.
W It Patterson, Jli.s Ida P.UIimsoii,
JIImh Delia IMttirMin, O. (t. Philips.
C. li. Putnam, ltov Itavvlllison, Arnold
Riilieitkini, K. Sakamnkl, .Mis. K. Sa
kamaki. 11. It. Spencer, Jliss 1). Tuell.
Di. F. Vnlenztiola, Jliss Jl. A. Wuiien.
Per Btmr. Klnau, Claike, fiom Ha
waii and vvuy pen Is, Feb. S. L. Tem
ple, A. (1. Campbell, JIis. Jl. 11. Sac
ked!. A. 1). Castro, Jliss 11. Hoggins,
Jliss i:. J. Smith, Ceo. Itlihuidsou,
.1 Wlntcis. A. JlcPhee, F. II. Lewis,
1IS P. Low, Jllsa A. Low, J. A. Telll
ploton. C. Ahoo, l' J. (lay, Jllhs Pu
sakl, Jl. P.irmmiler, Jliss S Stev
ens, Jlis. Jas. Stevens, Jl. Keohoka
lole, Itev. A. K. White, .Ino. Fro
llckor, Thos, Hvaus, 11. K. Devau
chelle, .1. 11. Hnos.
Per It. Jl. S. JUnwein, fiom lliltlsh
Coluiubln, Feb, 8. For Honolulu, (1
L. Allen, Sir. Doctse, Mi. anil .Mrs J.
L. Iteag, Jlrs. F. Keons, .Mr. nnd Jlrs
Quniles, Jliss D, Quarlcs, Jllhs II.
Qunrlos, Miss Dorothy (Juiirles, Mr.
and JIis K. C. Half, J. Wnlker, It.
King, Miss Noivuej, Jlastei (Juarlos.
2 0 RESUME WORK
ON DAM NEXT WEEK
Conductor Whllehouse Is quoted
as sijlng that If the Nuu.imi dam
ontract Is hlgncd up light nwny, ho
will have n fmie of a bundled men
ut woik on the dam by tho cud tit
noxl week. If conditions nro favor
able, he expects to lie able to lllllsli
tho woik within n year. Tho Hist
thing lo bo done will be to extend
llio drainage tunnel 100 feet, tho
enlarged loik (ill making this neccs
Miy A new quniry will nlso bo
opened up. Two rclaj'S of two pumps
each will bo used to lift tho water up
tho hill for sluicing.
Tho Public Works Depaitment has
us j'ot made no olllclal announcement
of tho letting of tho contract.
JIIbs Jl. H. Snckott arrived on tho
Klimu this uioinlug.
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