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lit V) L. r. BUSINESS VOCAI CULTURE. Mrs. Hodgson, Teacher of Piano and Singing. Kunltl progres. Thorough trnlnlng, 270 Hcretntila Pt, Cliy. Sao Sign. 3921-lm Ml-3. Annn E. Tcetacl, soprano. The Mohan motlioil of voice placing. Studio, Art Longuo. Hours 10 to 2. PIANO TUNING Mr. Jai. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner. All orders ehould bo loft at tho Ha waiian Nows Col, Young Mdg. I'hono 294 or cor. Alakca and Hotel Sta. LOCKSMITH. See Hastings for repairs of Loctcs, Kys, Mimic ltoxcs, Shm-nonlng ot Kino Cutlery. Rpar Union drill. 1 ' EMT BULLETIN AU3. PAY -TKj Home for Sale House new and attractive, three bedrooms, parlor, diningroom, kitoh tn, berth, land, &c. $4850 BishopTrust Co. Ltd. 924 Bethel Street, &AVIB DAYTON 137 MERCHANT STREET. LOTS FOR SALE IN KAPI0LANI PARK ADDITION and other desirable localities) For Sale at a Bargain Premises at Hnuula on the beach, a two-story house and farniture, at a bargain. tlailwood, Hawaiian Office Specialty LIMITED Co., 931 Fort St, PHONE 143. Meats Fresh, wholesome, and of ever; variety at THE PARAGON Beretania, AUksa. and Union. Phone 104. Mrs.Winslow'9 Soothiag Syrup lis ben ww for nyor tiixrv Yif AKS by MIM.10KS of. iFothars with perfect aucceaa. IT hoornits tte child, eofTENa the OUUS. ALLAYS all pain, CURBS WIND COLIC, and li tho beatrtmedyforDlAURHUJA. Sold by Prurelata la .vary part ot the omria. no saro ana asu cor Afrt. WlnBlow'a BooU"nr8)mipand uVe no other kind. 33 I a ucau tj t Bottle. ftnOldandWolt-trjedftanifl PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND TINTING. General Jobbing A Specialty. Dealers in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Etc, P. 0. Box 014. 208 Beretania St. wear Emma W. B. KAM, Mgr. $4250 the Cash Register! For Over B0 Years DIBEGTOM EDUCATION Lesson? in French and Italian given by Mrs. Amelia Smith, daughter of Prof. Swift (linguist); rapid meth od, perfect accent; moderate, terms. Studio, 100 Quarry St., corner or Alapnl. 3S93-lm UMBItELLAS Umbrellas rc-covercd,, T, Takata, Kurt St. near KukuT. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. For house-help, phone White 2891, M.i klkl. General Employment Office, ror tVnnncnln nna Heretnnla PLUMBINQ. Yee Slnjj Koe Plumber and Tinsmith, Smith St., bet. Ildtef and I'auahl. You're Particular about the clothes you' wear, aren't you ? Rather proud of being well-dressed? And yet, your House needs a new COAT! Everybody knows it; and people have forgotten that you had it painted only a year ago. It's too' bad you can't af ford it this Spring; but, if you get GOOD purej paint next time, it will WEAR for three or four yean, and LOOK WELL all the time. Pure Prepared Paint is guaranteed to look well and wear well. Levvcrs & Cooke, LIMITED Agents. 177 S. King St. BUTTERNUT BRE.AD is delicious at THE PALM CAPE Hotel Street near Fort. Ever Stop To Think? Of the money you would save by having your clothes made to your measure by us. Same price as the ready-to-wear. Geo. A. Martin HOTEL ST. ICE manufactured from pure distilled wa ter. Dollvered to any part of city by courteous drivers. OAHU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO., Kewalo. Telephone N!3 CHOICE CUT R08ES. CARNATIONS VIOLETS, ETC, ETC. Mrs. E. M. Taylor, YOUNG QUlLDINQ TEL. 329 Phone Main 147 FOR TILE Honolulu Clothes Cleaning Go, Suits Pressed At Short Notice and Quick Delivery. EAGLE DYEINQ AND CLEANING WORKS Fort Street. Fbone 575, KijT'MavNaawaasaigJOTTrirarg ;f Steinway ,2 AND OTHER PIANOS. B THAYER PIANO CO. 160 HOTEL STREKT. Phnnn 918 U TUNINO aUAnANTKED. naoiii i i-)rrmga irmuuiMninnnum'J CHT' BULLETIN ADS. PAY -Q Corporation Notices. ELECTION OF OFFICERS, C. BREWER & CO., LTD, At the Annual Meeting ot C. IIIIEWBU & CO., LTD., held this day, the following officers and direct ors were elected to servo for the en suing ear: Chas. M. Cooke President Geo. H. Robertson Vice President and Mgr. E. F. Bishop.. Sectv. and Treasurer fioo. R. Carter ... Auditor i. R. Gait, C. H. Cooke and P. C. Jones Directors All of the above constituting the Hoard of Directors, Dated, Honolulu, Teh. C, 1908. K. 1 1IISHOI', 3918-lm Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING. WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO., LTD. The annual meeting or the share holders of the Walniua Agricultural Co , Ltd., will be held nt the office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., tn the Stnngon- wald llulldlng, on Merchant Streot, in tno city or Honolulu, H. T., on Thursday, February 27th, 1908, Ht 10 o'clock n. m. Notice Is also hereby given that nt Enid meeting It Is proposed to umena the lly-Laws or said Company. T. H. I'ETIUE, Secretary, Wnlalua Agr'l Co., Ltd, Honolulu, II. T., February 10th, 190S. 3921-td ANNUAL MEETING. EWA PLANTATION COMPANY. The annual meeting or the share holders of the Uwa Plantation Co. will be held at the office of Csstlo & Cooke, Ltd., hi tho Stangenwald llull dlng on Merchant Street, In the city of Honolulu, It. T., on Wednesday, February 2Gth, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. Notice Is also hereby given that at said meeting It Is proponed to nmund the Hy-Laws of said Company. T. It. PKTniE, Secretary, Kwa Plantation Co. Honolulu, II. T., February 10th, 1908. 3921-td ANNUAL MEETING. THE WAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO. The annual meeting of tho share holders of Tho Walmea Sugar Mill Co. will be held at the office ot Castle & Cooko, Ltd., In tho Stangenwnld liulldlng, on Merchant Street, tn the city of Honolulu, II. T., on Wednes day, February 26th, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. M. T. II. I'BTRIE, Secretary, The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Honolulu, 11. T., February 10th, 1908. 3921-td ANNUAL MEETING. WAHIAWA WATER CO., LTD. The annunl meeting of the share holders of the Wahlawa Water Co. Ltd., will be held nt the ofllco of Can tie & Cooke, Ltd., In the Stangenwald llulldlng, on Meichant Street, In tho city or Honolulu, II. T., on Thursday, February 27th, 1908, at 11:30 o'clock a. m. , T. It. PETINE, Secretary, Wahlawa Water Co., Ltd. Honolulu, II. T., February 10th, 1908. 3921-ta ANNUAL MEETING. K0HALA SUGAR COMPANY. Tho annual mootlns ot the share holders of the Kohnln Sugar Com pany will bo held nt the office of Cas tle & Cooko, Ltd., In tho Stangenwnm llulldlng, on Merchant Street, In thn city ot Honolulu, II. T on Saturday, February 39th, at 10 o'clock n. tn, T. H. rETRIH, Secretary, Kohalu Sugar Company. Honolulu. H, T., February 10th, 1908. ' 3921-td ANNUAL MEETING. WAHIAWA CONSOLIDATED PINE. APPLE CO., LTD. Tho Annual Meotlng of tho share holders of tho Wahlawa Consolidated l'ineapplo Co., Ltd., will ho hold ot tho ofllco of tho Company's Agents, Messrs. Castlo & Cooko, Ltd., In Ho nolulu, T. II., on Friday, February 28, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m, WM. WIIJ.IAMSON, Secretary, Wahlawa Consolidated l'ineapplo Co., Ltd. 3927-td NOTICE OP ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Ookala Sugar Plantation Company. Notlco Is hereby given that the J Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the Onkala Sugar Plantation Co. will bo helil at tho ofllco of C. Ilrower & Co., tt.d., In Honolulu on Wednesday tho 20th day of February, 1908, at I 10 o'clock a, in. Dated, Honolulu February 18, 1908. E. F. lHSIIOI', 392S-7t Secrotary. Japanese And Railways HARRIMAN'S MANAGER TALKS ON WAR SCARE AND , JAPANESE The Portland Telegram or Feb 0 publishes the fojlowlng liftonlow:' "While I can't speak with author I Ity tor any other railroad m-tcm' than our own, I don't-believe time Is one In tho country that reg.uds all ! this twaddle about, war with Japan ( thcrwlso than ns tiuiiionilie ami torn . my-rot," said Vlco ' President and I (leneral Manager J. P. O llrh-n of tin- Hnrrlman lines In the Ncinhwi-.,, this morning, In discussing the .I.ip-j anese section-hand scare." The scr-tlon-hnud tcaro Is, brlcll), that Ini case ot war between the 1 nltcd Stntes niul Jnpan, there are enough Orientals eniploed on American Lrnllroads to destroy nil menu ot communication between the i:.it and the West. "I don't consider then- N the (.lightest or tho remotest pus-dhllliy or nu linbtogllo between the two countries, nnd I haven't lieu id n nillro.id offlclnl express the least anx iety, our wnr-aliirm Moor to the contrary notwithstanding. Of ourse, Major Lane has a tight to entertain and exploit whatever theoiles of war ho may deem the situation merits, hut 1 can't help being niiiui'cd at his fears. "I'll teli jou why the rallio-uls wn- loj Japanese labor. It Is Just la ta use they are so much better than the clans of white labor that we have been able to get In tho um that there Is no comparison. The Cieeks, Italians, nnd other olTscouiliigs of foreign population nro wore than worthless, nnd for the past ten e.irs tho lullrnads of tho countn lrivc not been nblo toxget n class of white la bor that was worth n pIciiMine, and If Wu did wo wci'o forced to p.n e orbltiint jirlres. If It hiiiln i been for .Inp labor thero vMiuldn t h.iwi been uny inltro.id constitution In this part of tho country for years past. "Tako white labor, for liist.uue. A gang nf men will go" to wink and they will work ten days. They will get their pay checks .nnd hike for town and get on n roaring diiink and blow In nil their moiic Four or flvo dayB later they may h.iw recov ered far enough to come back and r.sk for their old jobs'. Mid It lias been the same story ,ovet and over iignln. Whites aro nbiolutely unre liable, and until the teceut strlngcn rj they scorned work altogether. Tn lio the Japs, on the other hand. Put 25 ot them to work, nnd you know that they will he nt work ev ery day. You can depend on nt least twenty out ot the twcntj-Ilvo stick ing right to their work and doing It tight. "Perhaps G5 or 70 per cent, or our section hands arc Japanese, nnd they not only work for less money but they give better service During tho busy Bcason of tho ear, when bust- 1 ness In all lines Is on tho boom, wi, from May to September or October, our only salvation has been Oriental labor, nnd It is during thoso months Hint track work should bo done. Road-beds and track should not be interfered with dining the winter months, I appreciate the fact that white men have nn excuse for complaining ugnlust Japanese labor now, becauo the labor market is nil shot to pieces, but they sang n different song before InBt fall. " They wouldn't look nt a Job on a section gang then, nnd they demanded mote than they were worth when wo needed men on con struction work, "Talk about settling tho Japanese question by refusing tn employ Jnp aneso labor Is nil liosli 1 fall to see where, the so-called Japanese piob lcm Is of Biilllclent uiagnltudo to war Mint consideration ot any such dras tic measures us Hint. Furthcrmoie, business is business, and big employ ers or labor aro going to hire that (luss ot labor which gles tho best service for tho wage paid, nnd which possesses some degree ot reliability. And as for tho Japanusc 'war cloud,' the peopjo who imagine tlicj bco any thing HUu that nbovo tho hoilzou hhoiild bo advised to 'change their In and.' For Instance, people like thoso Tncomans who saw queer llghtB niul funny lings In tho sky tho other night. "Young man, let me nsk you one question. Do son Imagine tor n mo ment that if tho uillinads of this (otin try entortulned any alaim over tho possibility of war with Japan wo would keep the Japanese employed all along our lines, wheio they could destroy hundreds of thousands, yes, millions, of dollars' worth of our piopcrty? It Is all light for theorists to talk of war with Japan, but If tho tullroads had any Idea of an Impend ing Conflict, thoy certainly would not continue to keep tholr vast propel- j ties in Jcopaidy by placing them at the mercy of tho lijputliotlcnl en emy." - Bulletin Business Office Phone 256, i Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.1 kZfcSM. I (r.taUl.aa.1 t) An Inhalation tor Whooping-Coti(jlii Croup, Bronchitis, uouyns, DIphthoHa,Calnrrh. Craaolan la Boon to Atthmatloa. ii. .a. it ha, ... u air, lit. In br.tlht la a rm,.Ir (or dim... ot tlio trwlblif orjia. that 10 Ukt th r.m.dy lalo lha ulnvlil t'rraolvn- cok ! t-t air, ranaarad Irancl- anllHillo, I. rrll our lbaO.aa.a4 irtara villi am- tr..lb, lUltf Molo-nnl aad coailaoi tr.atm.nt. It U tn.tlanbla to motbtll wltb .man rbtur... TbAM of a rn aatiipllvn Taurlanar wUI nod iDimadl.ta r.ll.t fraia I'oarlta or lafl.mavl Ceadltloa of tho throat. ALL DRUOalSTS. S.DIX ooatol for da- Mrlptlva lloobl.t. Vapn-rroaaloar, Co. 13U ruiton ntr..l, M.w York. BORN BY THE FemaleEock Hook Worm behind the bar at the Orptieum Saloon, Next to the Oruheum Theatre. Plates JK,.wUffl Seed Hammer Cramer Wc now handle all the stan dard plates used by photogra phers. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. " Everything Photographic " TORT STREET Curtain Raiser One of Anthony Hope's Best Dialogues The Arrival of the Prince and Princess of the MARDI GRAS and the most laughable play Arabian Nights Given bv the KlLOHAkART LEAGUE Tickets, 25c, 50c & $1.00 JOLcIj tjiwti FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Latest Shapes and Stylish Trimming. Cleaning Of All Kinds of Hat., UYEDA, 1028 NUUANU AVENUE. 040-0-0.4-04 CHICKERING PIANOS " Preeminent in Quality. BERGSTR0M MUSIC CO., Ld. CURE V0UR8ELF1 l Hid H for uniiAttmi lllr llrget,llltlatlllttAl.l )( l-r...l ...(wt,. '" ""'" ur 'iiw llniEwM&KWuiCa." u"l-q ""'"" MIM", (tlk MU fll p-tit r -i I it i in K.ihJ ttj Itlt'Cllatlk. I I r .ttt . IWlU'ol Jjjy BULLETIN ADS. PAW -TOQ MsVll I U It I. i IffliTff Oiui4 ( m? ' tf2kCClllTI0.KH'J I Se. v.s,a. 2t!T I 'oJ4Jlll' H I W A N T S I i . wrti&A sr ue t sT X jbSI Cv-9ent a Woi'd3 C" Cent a Wortl W WANT-ED FOR SALE am' Advertisements Under this Heading 'One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad vertisements Inserted for Less Than Ten Cents. Part Hawaiian of fair address and intelligence, ror cleric; good op portunity tor the right man. Ad dress "this office, "Man." Km-tf A tew customers for pure milk. All Pb nt 1837 College St. SDIS-tr Clean tlplng tags at tho llulletln of fice tf SITUATION WANTED. Ilxpeilenietl bookkeeper desires to keep small set of hooks evenings and Suiida. Addicss '.," this olllco. :'.!u0-:!t Position an office clerk or salesman; can give Ilrst-eluss refeienees Ad dress "A. II.," this office. 3M31-.lt TO LET Advertisements Under this Heading One Cent Per Word Eah Day. No Ad vertisements Inserted for Less Than i Ten Cents. I Large house on llcretnnla St. next to Queen's Hospital; rent very cheap. W. W. Chamberlain, Judd llulldlnj;. 3849-tt LOST Advertisements Under this Heading One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad-1 vertlsemsnts Inserted for Less Than I Ten Cents. I liny horse, lost Friday night, ilgure "2" on back leg. If round, please return to K. Mlynta and receive ' rutvard, Nuuanti near Herctanla. 3927-tf la Palama, nll-whlte, 9-months-old fox-terrier; cut tnil; green loathor collar. Howard It returned to this office. 3911-tt J..J...IIM a, j 3B MILLINERY Spring Flowers, New Ribbons, reamers and Hats Are Arrived. Wire frames made by order. OUR PRICES REASONABLE. K. iSOSMMA. 30 KING ST. NEAR BETHEL. GENERAL ARTHUR CIGAR Now better known than the General himself. M. A. Gunst & Co. THOMAS FITCH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Room 10, Campbell Block, Honolulu, T. H. BEST OF ALL Puritan Butter HENRY MAY & CO., LTD., PHONE 22. SPRING MILLINERY of the latest designs will soon be here MISS POWER'S ,,.. r, , ., . ,, Millmcry Parlors, Boston Bldg. L'nlciue Chinese Goods Wing Wo Tai & Co. 941 NUUANU ST ' PIANOS Repaired and Thoroughly Overhauled. EXPERT TUNING A SPECIALTY. GEORGE L. LENORD, Office, Wall, Nichols. Phone 261. Advertisements Under this Headlnn One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad vertlsements Inserted for Less Than Ten Cents. 3Uo ft. o-lti cast-Iron sewor pipe; 3 nil-copper Truax sterllliers tin lin ed; 1 all-copper water still, tin lined; 1 all-copper lO-gnl. steam Jacket kettle; 2 all-copper wah boilers. Ktumeliitli & Co., Ltd., 14S King St ; Phone 211. A valuable collection of stamps. This colcctlon Is Uio property of tho widow or tho late 11. W. lluwon, nnd Is the lesult or Ills elTort In nnny years ot labor; thoy can b seen nt the Hawaiian News Co., oung building. 3'JU-tt Fine corner lot tn Maklkl. Curblnsj. water, rrult and ornamental tree and all Improvements. Two min utes' walk rrom cars and Punahou College. Address It. I-'., this office. .100 00 CASH 200 x 300 ft. 9-room house, Kalmukl. Addrcsx llox O., this office. 3909-lm Ileef cattlo for Sale at Kohnku. Hawaii Apply Col. Sam Norrls. WalohlniL White Pakln ducks and eggs 1911 South King St. 390G-IC Let the soap do the work Pau- Ka- Hana Made in Honolulu. Honolulu Soap Works F. L. WALDR0N, Distributor. ' , Artistic WALLPAPERS ATTRACTIVE PRICES Wilder & Go. p Jjt PETERS NOTARY PUBLIC at BULLETIN OFFICE. Phone 2S6. WING CH0NG CO. KING ST. NEAR BETHEL Dealers iu Furniture Mattresses, Etc., Etc. All kinds of K0A and MISSION FURNITURE Made To ! Order. HONOLULU IRON WORKS Improved and Modern SUGAR. HA- CHINERY of every capacity and de- icription made to order. Boiler work and RIVETED PIPES for irrigation purposes a specialty. Particular at "tention paid to JOB WORK, and re- nAlrs executed at shortest' notice. F. 8. Naami, Kodak Developing, Printing, En larglng and Interior Photo graphing, HOTEL ST. bet. Nuuanu & Bethel. WHEN You Want ElecHc Wiring Done or Private Telenhon Installed or Dry Batteries, call the UNION EIJCTRI0 CO., 60 Beretania St Phone 315, ' '. hmiiMimMMNvi