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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, AUG. 19, 1911.
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Masonic Temple
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Weekly Calendar
MONDAY!
Honolulu l.iiilgc- Sliilril.
TUtSDAY:
WEDNESDAY!
Hawaiian Lodge I'lrvl
Degree.
THURSDAY:
Honolulu Cluiplir, I!. . .M.
lirgnliir, .", p. in,
FRIDAY:
Oiinnlc l.iiilui' 'I'Mril He
gi it.
8ATUnDAY!
H:i rmoiij- CIiiiiit, No. I,
I), i:. S. licgiilar.
At) visiting larrabirn ol tas
Onlur nre cordially Invited to
attnnd montlng of locol loduM
Meet on the
2nd and 4th
Mondays of
each month
t K. T. Hall
7:30 P. M.
MARINE ENGINEERS' 0 he a0.
BENEFICIAL A?S0IATI0H. elation, cor.
iially invited.
AWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. E. H.
Moeta (Terr first and third Thursdays-
of each month at Knlghta of
Pytulaa Hall. Vlnltlng brother eor
lially Inrltrd to attend.
W. J. ItOUINSON, Sachem.
U V. TODD, U. of It.
OK0IUIU I0DGE, 618. B. P. 0. 1.
Honolulu Lodge No. 618, D. P. 0.
Elks, meets Sn thoir hall, on King
treet, near Fort, every Friday eve
ning. Visiting Brother are cordially
Invited to attend.
n. i. it. isnxmina, e. n.
uno, t. ki.ui:i:u sec.
WM. HcKMLEY I0DQE. HO. 8,
X. of P.
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i Metes every 2nd and 4th Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock In K. of P.
Hal), cor. Fort and neretanla. Vlilt
Ing brothers cordially Invited t" at
tend.
F. F. K1I.DKT, C. O.
E. A. JACOUSON, K. It. B.
OAHU LOpGC NO. 1, K. of P.
"Meets every flr-t nnd third frlday at
7 3d o'clock, Pythian JIall. corner llcre
tonlii nnd Fort streets. Vlsltlns broth-
rs cordially Invited to attend.,
k. unc'iCEit, cc.
o. 111:1x1:, ic of it. & s.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O E.
Meets on second nnd fourth Wednes
ilny evening of each month nt 7:30
o'clock, In Han Antunlo Hall, Vineyard
street, nenr Ihnmn. Visiting brothers
nro Invllul to ntl-lid.
ni:o. a. ruvis, w. v.
WSI C. M'COV. Secy.
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Varieties
Of-
Bread Baked Daily
You can have your order changed
daily ond La supplied with any of
theso variolic from
Love's Bakery
PHONC 1431 1134 NUUANU ST.
C. Q. Yee Hop & Co.
MHAT MARKET AND IMPORTERS
Telephone No. 3151
FOR SALE
rivo-horscpowcr hoisting gas cnslnn
In pirfect ordir Can ho soin ut my
wnnhotiso nt foot of I'V HI,
t007-lvv l.Qh.V l.riW.
FOR SALE
ALGAROBA BEAN MILLS
And
ONE SECOND-HAND STANDARD
GASOLINE ENGINE. 16 H. P.
1494 EMMA 8TREET Talephon. 2435
21S5 I'dllorlitl rooms 225G
, IiiisIih.sk ofllcc. 'I'hcMi arc (lie (ilc
jlilioun number of lite liullvllu.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Get It, n nickel nt n time Aslt tho
niiin on Aluken
Koyu Nagano vuis grniited n dl
vorco this iiKiriilni; fioni Alsu Nagano
on the grounds of desertion.
Judge V. .1. IloliltiKon this morning
grunted Fusuno Yiniasiikl n dlvoiee
from Kaiiiolnyn Yatiasakl on the
gi omuls nf dcertlon.
Snd.ilrhl Ota was successful In the
pint for divot co ho brought against
his wife, Stugo Oln, for deserting
lilin, .ludi;o W. .1. lioliliiKOti graiitliig
him Hie (leered IIiIh luoriiltiK.
The iH'llllon nf thu KiiiiimiIiu Kanch
Company for un Inlorlocutory niieal
In tho Hiipretuu court In connection
Willi the ruHu iiRnliiKt Ihn Kalieolie
lllce Mill t'oiup.iuy Iiiih been duuled
Mai Hi j (' Hnpulaul secured her
ti mm I pjpi'rs In the dlvoiie cuiirt tliln
inoriilUK in loiiiieillon with (he case
idic hiouulit iiKnlusl William 1' Kit
inilniii The giouuds nro thoso of
non-support v
Phillip F. I'renr hns lllcil a petition
in the clr nil court for Morris ltsen
Idedl to t-how eatiFO an Id why he
should not comply with the older
mnde out by the equity mint In ioii
nortlon with the UBleeuielit between
the pl.iliullT nnd icHpmidcut In connec
tion with certain land '
TUNNEL 10 COST
(Continued from Page 1)
mated Hint ninety iier cent of, tho on
tlio dlHlance of fifteen miles oVqr
which the ditch U to run' will ro
qiilm l be il(tvcn through, Tho main
tunnel tliunmh tho ihlgo will belhreo
mllea In length nnd proscntu tho chief
constructional dllllrully.
HenIdoH tho ordlnury dllllculty of
running a tunnel tluough thu hill
there mav ho nil sotta of other dim
cnltloH eiopplnR up which nro at pre
sent not known because, nolhtng of
this soit has .nt been attempted. One
of the main things they mny have to
contend with Is that of water scop.tRo
during tho time the tunnelling wotk
Is being iciirrcd nut. It Is thought
thnt dwlng'.t'o tho kious nnture1 of
the lock 'thronch which tllev 'will
linvo in go they may hae to keep a
pump continually going or elso run
the ditch on such a grndo thnt tho
water will clear Itself.
Tho tunnel will bo about ten feet
wide and cither six or eight feet high
nnd II Is tliohghl will bo constructed
of cement. It Is also thought, Judging
by what tunnels huo been ruu..ln
tlio Islands,'' that there will not be any
need for timbering ns tho character
of tho country Is peculiar In that It
does not, neod nnyv support when n
tunnel Is" driven through.' '
Estimated Flow.
Although tho matter of estimated
How must ho only of n cry nppioii
niato nature the present plans nrq
for It to havo n minlijmm of l&,ooo,0i)0
gnllons er ilny. As u matter of fact
It Is thought that It wilt novcr run
ns low ns tills. A maximum of 100
000.000 Is to bo allowed for. while tho
Mer.igo may be nliinit 30.000,000.
Although this maximum mny seem
to ho a loin; wuv ahead of all reunite
incuts It Is to be'nlluwcd for to catch
the Hood w liters, 'fills Is one of the
main things that tlio ditcli Is belli;
coustiucti'd. for nit at tho picsont time
all that enormous volume of water
goes to wnslo.
Theiu mo many things thai ma)
iitigmint tlio ordinary now' whlih
e.iunot be ahcei tallied for vol lulu but
the above Hgnics mo those that 'ate
being estimated for at tho piesent
time It Is uudeiHtooil. One of the
main outside realities that may up-
et tlio rnlculatlons mid which It will
be impossible to ascertain until Hit
tunnel Is through Is that of heepjgo.
ll 1 ho munli'v lliiough which thu tun
nel In to ho driven Is of ihiioiis lock
ilien nil Hid water which bo,i1h
Ihiough the g d will be e.iuglil hv
the tunnel and thus It will uugiiieiit
the (low.
This will fuilher bo added In light
along tlio wliolo llflecii miles of Hie
illteli at. tlinio will be tunnels nt only
tliort distances npnit. Tho wliolo pin-
Jcet Is looked on ns iiillo feaslliloiind
operalloits ate to stall as soon as the
engineers nro Ihinugh with their lev
polt.
t'.ul Woillien It Is. understood Is
to stay down hero nnd stand by the
job.
In Time of Wtr.
One of the uses of tlio tunnel, II
hns been pointed out, may bo scon
In tlnio ol any wnr trouble heie. With
tho tunnel ten feet wldo nnd bIx or
eight feet high i mining right through
the hill It would bo posslblo lo tram
for tioops ft diii ono side to (ho oth
er without any tioublo or chauro of
cxposuro to (lie enemy., This of
cotirso Is only ipilto on tho side.
MRS. K. II. u:VIS, wlfo of a pro
minent huslnesB innii of Honolulu, is
In Stockton visiting .Mr. and Mrs. B.
It. llaslam of 1814 South Ban Joaquin
B'reet. Mrs. Lewis lecently won a trip
tn California oiTeied as a prlzo in a
Biibscilptlon content conducted by Iho
I'.venlng llullotlii, ono or tho enter
prising papers of Honolulu, nnd
through additional piomltims gained
In tho contest, Is enabled to visit
Deliver. Stockton Kvcnlng Record.
Weekly II u Hot In !. per year.
Furniture and
City Transfer Co., -
J AS. H. LOVE
hippih
nUNBQAT PRINCETON MAY PICK
UP WRECKED PURITAN MEN
BARK WAS EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU WHEN LEAK DIS
ABLED SHIP. TEN MEN AND ONE BOAT MISSING.
MAUNA KEA IN PORT. LUMBER LADEN REPEAT IS
HERE FROM GRAYS HARBOR. MATS0N STEAMERS
MONDAY.
The I'nltod Slates gunboat Prince
ton having taken on about two hun
dred Inns coal nnd got away for Pago
Pagif, Samoa and other South sea Isl
and V"l"ts, may be Iho menus ot
bringing ten, men huloliglug to Hie
wrecked bnrli I'lliiltm, luck to civi
lization. Taking to nil open bont on the
.morning of Juno "7th, ten seamen
nftcr bravely manning the pumps In
tho distressed American bark laden
with lfi95t !j)im Atistnillan coal, lln
nlly' abandoned tho ship. Finding that
a savago sea wns raging Cnplaln
Cliaptmin, master of the Putlt.in, or
dered two boals stoioil with provi
sions, nnd wntcr. Tlio ship's company
took to the sea and at the time were
about eight bundled miles from Ta
hiti. Ono boat with Captain Chapman,
Second Mate Collins ami ten men ar
rived nt Tahiti on July J 1 tit. In thu
darkness and stoini, three nights lat
er, tho boats became separated, and
one, contalnng tho mato nnd nine
men, has not slncp been fioard of. It
fls ibolleved she ,h:is fouudeied, and
that all the men hiuo been drowned.
Howator, thcie Is still held out n
faint ray of impo for tho salvation
of tho men. Tho oillcers In 'the Oiina-dlau-Australlan
liner Mnrama wero
ordered to maintain a eloso watch for
tho boat or oven any trnco of wreck
age. Tho nrrlvnl of tho llrltlsh vessel at
,tho port, was, eagerly awn I led by tho
oillcers In 'the Princeton 'and In de
parting for the South seas this morn
ing they declared that incniiry will
bo made at the several Islands touch
ed at on tho way southwaiilr
Just prior to tho ilcp.ti Into .of tho
Mnrama fiom Sydney, tlioio;-nrrlvcd
by the llttlo steamer Tuluiie a
party -of survivors who had spent four
teen days In on open boat.
Captain Chapman who l cached San
Fruiiclsco some weeks ngo ns a pas
ronger In tho Mariposa from Tahiti
related his story of huidshlp and dis
tress. The boat which contain Cap
tain Chapman, Second Matr Colllnn
and ten men nrrlved nt Tahiti on
July lilli.
Collins, tho second innlo, Is a Syd
ney man. In an Interview he said
that soon alter leaving Newcastlo the
Puiltnu encountered a succession or
gales. On the inoiiilug or Juno 20 II
was discovered Hint (hero wjVo Hi In.
of water In tho well, Tho hniiil pumps
weio got lo woik, mid loduced lite
water slightly. For three days the
pumping wns continued nnd the water
wns pieveuted from ilslng. Then Iho
gulo Increased In violence. ,imd the
water .gained. II becanut fllfilruli to
hamllo tho pumps, tho lie. ivy sens
lieiiuenlly washing Iho men away
flout llielr places
The donkey enulno -was rigged, and
the ble.im pumps roped with Iho billow
itulll an mvldonl nccunud to Iho inn
eliluciy. Thu water then galneil mp
Idly, and when tho nlglil iirv.Iuno 27
wus icached they futiud themselves
with tho hand-pump only workable
mid all hopo of saving Iho vessel
gone.
Tho captain assembled Iho crow nnd
provisioned two boats, and thoy left
tho ship mid sot out for Tahiti. Tho
night was pitch dark, and thu lint quo
wns then nearly gone. Tho boats io
malued together for Ihreo days, but
on tho third night thoy bec.imo sep
uratcd, mid tho initio's bo it disap
peared. Tho weather Improved, and all went
well with tho captain's boat for two
or three days when It wim discovered
tlint water and previsions wero slioil.
Th tiro We.io twolvo gallons of wale
left for lwolo men to seivo for mi
Indefinite period, Tho tillownnco was
W. C, Peacock & Co., Lid.
Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors ' Tel. 1704
Family Trade a Specialty
( Mont Rouge Wines
Sole Agents Mumm's Champagne
( Schlitz Beer
. w iT "Vi '
Piano Movers
-' Phone 1281
nt once reduced to n sixth of n pint
of water mid two biscuits dally for
each man. On this fare tho boat's
cievv cIfIci1 for eleven days, when
they reached Aim Island nnd ou'ectc I
a landing. After they hud rested
mill had replenished their stores with
cocoanutB nnd water, lliore.'tptnln pin-
posed Hint the should proceed Jo
Tahiti. Soveial of Iho oiew preferr
ed tho safely of Ana Island, lint the
captain, tho second male, a seaman
ami tlio cook took lo Iho sen. Their
boat stove In ,:i plank on n coral reef
, when putting out fioni Iho Island, hut
I nfter constant balling and lowing fm
11 da.vs. they landed nt Pacctc.
The Puritan was it Htoc'l fnur-mnst-od
lijniue of 2.VS:: Ions, was built by
J. Held nnd Co. at (Ihisgovv in 1899,
and was owned by S. W. Chapman, of
Now York. She wns 301 TL long, 43.1
ft. In lieam nnd -1.2 ft. deep.
Waller Drown, cook of tho Puil
tnu, considers It piobable that the
missing boat will turn up safely. Thev
have, he tliluko, taken lefugo on ono
of the Islands hi Hie neigliboihood.
.The mate was an exiorlonced nnvl
gator, and tho boat was uuslnkable.
nnd well provisioned. Tlio weather
wns moderately lino, with no heavy
teas to ctuiso u mlsliup.
Bark Wlnkleman Sailed for the Coast.
The hiuk Mhry Wliiklemau sailed
from Illln for San Francisco on l.ikt
Wednesdny after having discharged a
ipiautlty of lumber nt tho Ilnwntl
liort. Tho A. F. Coats, whlcli Is ills
ehaiplng nttho Rnllroml wharf, has
completed work, on .her deck load
mnMlig.'unusu jlfy, good ?tline.
ArconUiig' tp'rcliort .fio'in 'Purser
Phillips of Iho steamer .Manna Kp.i
which arrived fiom- Jllln this nioiii-
Ing; llievAniorlcnn-llaviillan freighter
Mexican with ;i' largo quantity of sug
ar departed for Sallna Cruz on Fri
day evening. Tho Inter-Island steam
er hi ought a small genernl cargo In
cluding tho regulation "empties" such
as beer kegs ami boltles. A shipment
of 10 colds wood. f,8 sacks beans, ti0
bales hides, 1300 feet nallvo lumber
and 237 p.iekuges siindiles weio 10
eel veil.
A largo list of cabin and deck pan
sengers unHoil In Iho vessel.
W
Wllhelmlna Will Not Lay Up.
The Malon Navigation steamer
Wllhelmlna In not to be laid up for ono
i nnd dip nt Snn Francisco ns llrst
announced. It has been found that
Iho nccess'.iry repairs and overhauling
Such ns lep.ilutliii; and minor work
on inaehliiPiy can be done ut Hie
coast port without the liner missing
u tdnglu hip or even causing any ills-
urrangcnient In tho existing sched
ules. The vessel Is duo to arrive
fiom San Francisco on September nth
mill will deinirt for Iho coast on Sep
tember 13lh.
Miscourian Here on Tuesday.
(leiteral Freight Agent Moiso or tho
American-Hawaiian lino oxpoehi tho
freighter Mlssourhiu with general car
go fiom Iho Fast coast of tho Dulled
States In urilvo hero on or iibout noxl
Tuesday morning. .Tito Mlssoiiiliin
sailed from Sallna Cruz with cargo
which left Now York on Juno 2llh
In Iho Callfoinlau and nlso on July
1r.t In the AnierlcauT Tlio Mlssouilan
called at Sin Finnrlsco and Pugol
Sound ports for additional freight and
I'uppllcs for tho Hawaiian Islands.
Ookala Harvest About 'Over.
Tho sugar season ut Ooknla Mill Is
said will be' over with Iho eloso of
another week. Tho mill at that plnco
Is predicted will 'Close down within
n slioit lime. Tho steamer I.lkellko
an arilvnl at tho port this morning
biought 2712 sacks sugar ami 10
hnises and t, head culllo fiom Mill nt
konn and Kuvvnthtic. Owlhg to nil
nctltlent to the who lantllng.thu ves
sel was liicvoittod In taking nioie iir
the iOOO sacks sugar nwnlllng sltl
incut at Ooknln,
Reading Matter for Princeton Boys.
Heading matter for tho sailor lads
i.n (ho Pi Incciuri In the form, or hun
dreds of Iiiugu7iiic4 weio. generously
supplied through (ihe- offoris of 'Hid
local Sctimoii'it InslUtilojj'liIsi branclt
of the vvorf'bolilg umlvr tho dtrectlod
of Hairy Tinner, ' 4 '
I'lom eveiy liaml hOarlfeltWjiprcH
slons of iippieclulloii vvtyoklvoil for
the Kindness illiiiln'ri(i bi'jljjo.j'loo.iy'
people tiiwuids (bo Pi Inceloii tni'ii dill-
lug tltolr stny nt tho port, Tho Se.i
men's Institute appeals til tho rending
public or Honolulu for uiiy tniil nil
literature that they may havo which
might prove available Tor sonfnilng
men. it is staled lluil tlio institute
will gladly send a representative for
liny biicIi books or magazine If woul
is left at hondnuuitcis.
Hilonlan to Arrive Monday Evening.
Cactle and Cooko have iitpIvii1
later messages Irom Iho Mntson Na
vigation steamer llllonlmi lo tho ef
fect (hat thu vessel will bo an aril
vnl at this port on or nbntit 'five
o'clock Monday evunlng. The' llllo
nlan In lugs general caigo supplied ut
Sim Francisco nnd Pugol Hound Kirls.
It Is tlio presold Ititeiithln to dispatch
tho vessel for Seattle ou Tuesday
evening, the voi'Eel lo call at Kahuliil
Kannaiinlt and Poll Allen whore IT.tiil
Ions piigar will be loaded. Tho Hilo
nlan may lul.o on a limited shipment
of plueapiifcs nt Honolulu but, tlieie
will be lilllo or no tugnr from this
port. ,' .
ra I
Ships That Pans In 'the NlghL .
The Norwegian height -steamer
njoin-IIJoiuson fioni Puget Sound
vvllb u large slilpnient of luinlier dim
tilled for Melbourne and Aiistinllnn
iMiits Is believed to havo passed with
In signalling dlstunco of Honolulu on
Tliuisdiiy evening en inula lo Iho
southward.
A largo steamer displaying no sig
nals wiik sighted by the lookout sta
tioned at Diamond Head. That iho
freighter was the lljnrn-lljornson Is
bom out by tho report Hint the hump
steamer sailed from Pugot Sound on
"August fitli. The Notwegl.in steiun-
er Is credited with l"A net tons,
Sparktifrom the Wireless.
M. rf. K.'S.' Hilonlan, cii jnuto Seat
tle to Honolulu, 8 p. m. 730 nillos
on"; duo vveiilhor.
T. K. K.'b. ,8. TenjolMani, eu route
Sau-Franilsco fioni lloiioluln, S p. in.
31 miles out; strong northeast
wind; sea moderate.
T. K. K. s. 3. Chlyo Mam, en route
Honolulu to Yokohama, 8 p. ni. 1.100
miles out; lino weather; sea smooth
C.-A. H. S. Marnuia, cu tiuilu Vim-
couver fiom Honolulu, 8 p. ni. l.osu
miles out; light breezes; sen smooth
fine, clear weather.
Perila Three Days Late.
The Pacific Mall liner Persia sailed
three days lalofrnm Yokohuma and
H. Hnckreld ami Company, herngeuts
do not expect Iho vessel to attlveitt
Honolulu much licforo Sunihiy. Aug.
27th. The Persia lert tho JniwiieHB
ports well llllcd wllh passengers mid
freight, Tltero mo threo bundled tons
Oilenlal meichandlpo for dlseh.iigont
Honolulu. It Is the Intention to glvo
Hie l'uisla a quick dispatch, Tlio ves
sel will go lo tho Alakea whaif.
Chancelor a Big Oil Tanker.
Tho J. A. Chiimclor which hns sail
ed from San Fianclsco wllh destlnn
Hon ns Island ports Is ono of tho
largest oil tniikcis In Iho Associated
Oil Company fleet. This vessel wns
launched In .Maich or last year an 1
slnco Hint time has been trading
(long tho coast. The Chancolor Is
fitted wllh a flue wireless ( qiilpuieut
uml has a liet tonnage or 3121. The
vesbel Is listed as "A" No. 1 In l.loyds,
Ml
Plenty Sugar at Makaweli.
There et lomulns a largo quantity
or sugar nt Makawell plantation ware
houses according to reports which
huvo reached tho olllco of tho Inter-
Island Steam Navigation CnmpHiiv
Kauai hiigar awaiting slilpnient In
clude: K. S, M. 3700, M. A. IC. Ill, Ml
fl. & It. Mill. Mcll. ir,,IIC, IC. K. P
nr,o, p. i. ii,r,02, m, s. Co. noort, k
S. Co. 3:,00, 1,, P. 14,733.
Tho Inlor-Islniid stennier Wullcln Is
discnnrgeii or a shipment or iiinq
sacks sug-ir. Tho vessel Is an arri
val from Kitwalhtto mid also burnetii
n slilpnient or 73 head cattle. Tho
Wullelo Is to bo dispatched soon for
Hawaii ports or cull.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
i
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reach the subicriber by 5 :30
p. m. Subscribers who fail
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the Bulletin circulation
department by telephoning
complaints to 2250. A special
messenger will deliver the .
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when name and address of
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? s
j. !. j $ s ;, $ tf ,f 5 j, j,
Fit for an
You ol more than g onil Hnvana' tobacco In" Von 'Dyek
"Quality Clpars." - '
You net Hie choicest lenvea ot Cuba's finest crops, and only
the choicest) -
tobacco thnt Is selected for its rare perfection in flavor, its
exquisite frngrance.
Roynlty command no better, ' '
VAN DYCK
"Quality" -Cigars
Not if you were 'to pay $1.00
apiece, could you get a cigar that
afforded greatsr luxury, more
thorough onjoyment, more en
during satisfaction.
Yet you will pay half for these
cigars what yoil would for equal
quality In the imported.
The difference lies in the duty
27 Different Shapes
M. a! GUN8T cVCO. "The
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,IN FOREIGN PORT8.
Hi' Saturday, Aug. 19.
YOKOHAMA Soiled, Aug. IS! 8. S.
Peisln, for Honolulu (3 days laic
will arrive about Sunday, Aug. 27).
1111.(1 Sailed, Aug. 10: Sehr. M.
Wliikleuinn, for Ktireka.
MUlCIIrilO Sailed, Aug. 18: Schr.
Hubert Seniles, lor Honolulu.
C.AYIOTA Sailed, Aug. 19: S. S. J. A
Chaucclor, for Honolulu,
SAN KHANCISCO Ai rived, Aug. 19:
S. S. Hyades, fiom Polt Allen.
Wireless:
S. S. HUonlnii, will arrive from Seat
tlc, Monday.
Memoranda:
Nor- fitfur. tljurn Iljoinson, passed hv;
Paget Soiliiil to Melbourne, Apg 17,
nl night.
S. H. I.urllno will nrtlvo noxt Wed
nesday morning fiom San Fran
cisco. BURGLARS KEEP
SHERIFF BUSY
Maui Official Still on Hunt
News Notes From the
Valley Isle.
(SkcJ.iI llllllllln I'oriospr.lldcnre.)
WAIl.t'Kl'. Auk. IS Thu Kliuhulu
plantation olllee uuriiliilM lire still ut
Urge, iillboiigh scmimI KoreiuiH have
hi isi ancMcd under siiHpletoii mid were
illHih.irKed. Hhi riff Clciiienl Crow ill Is
lllll.tliilo working out the eiin's. D.p
illy l.'ouutv Attorney Duos Vincent goes
owrlicre this luoiulng, us the shiillf
bus Ills eye now on tlio guilty pailles
I lo 'believes lie will laliil them III Will
liiku J.ill nevt vveik. This Is probably
the llrst time In lliu iiliuliiul history
of this eoiinly where Iho sheriff goes
lo mi oiilsldo dlstiiit and stiijs by Ills
work for nearly Ibreii vveiks.
C. A. C. to Play.
Tin- I'lilmiiu Athletic Chili of Hono
lulu will pl.ty iiKiilnsl All-Aliiul lit Hie
K.ibulul baseball grounds lomorruvv lift-
riiooii. Tho slum tenuis will play
ut tho s.-inio plan, on Miiiiil.iy iifteruooii
Next Tucsdaj nft riiixm thu I'. A. t'n
will meet tin, Ijihalnu lenin ut the a
hnhia li.iselrill park.
Much Interest In Lands.
TJiu drawings of boinestead lamls III
Klhel and Kiila dislrhts wile well ill
teudid, a lingo number ut iuiIIvch be
ing present at tho YVnlliiku uiilltlioiise
last U'ediiesdny when the driiwlngs
wire held. Sulsllstrlit Agent W. O.
Alkin, iiHHlsted by F. I lardy, wnit
kept busy mil II Into Hint iirtiinoou.
uliru tho last iippllcaiit lind Ills lot
seleclid. Tim Kllii-I lauds were nlited
lit iiliout $40 nn lido, the tweiity-lbieu
lots ranging between twenty uml tidily
ncres npleco. Mint of Iho lots nro now
covued Willi iilgaiolia wood, mid that's
tho hli-r Inducement which niinlo tho
natives mid others apply for tho limits.
The t'nimvcll Dslate, however. Is thu
present lessio.nf Miese lauds, uml Its
leaso will not evplro for another six
pioiiths, nud by that Hum most of the
treis anything above two or throu feet
will bo idled lileh on Klhel beuvli for
shipment wherever a market Is found
for them. The natives will then prob
ably ImVo to milt for six yiars or morn
before the trees will be or marketnblo
size, and hi the tneniitlinii most of the
applicants will bo compelled to glvo up
their lenses to tho government unless
iilgaiolia trees spring up lil.u mush
rooms us the only salvation of there
liomestenderH. Tim sandy soil of Kl
hel fiom Knlcpolepo to Kiilunulhnknko
nnd bevnnd nro well ud'iptod for grow
ing nlgarohn nnd coio.mut trees, but
their growth can not ,o forced by nny
nrtlllcl.il means.
"For Sale" cards at Biillotln...
Emperor
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which we save by making our
cigars in Tampa, Florida.
In all other respects, they're
tho same as the Imported. We
even employ Cuban experts in the
making.
And there's a. Van Dyek' Qual
ity Cigar for every taste from
tho thin, mild paneteln to the fat,
full-flavored perfecto.
3-for-25o and Uuward
House of Staples" Distributors i
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Friday, Aug, 18. I
Vancouver mid VlclhilujrSiiiliiiiilla,
C.-A. S. 8 1 12:30 p. in.
Saturday, Aug. 19.
Illlo via way Kits .Manna Ken,
Mmr., u. in.
Hawaii ikiiIb I.lkellko, slim1., a. in.
(lraH Haibor Itepeat, Am. nchr.,
n. m.
Hawaii ports Nlllinu, stiur., a. in.
DEPARTED
Jl
Friday, Aug. 18.
Australian p'lils via Suva Zealan
ilia. C.-A. S. S, 3:30 p. in.
San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Jap.
stifir.', ! i. in.
'Maul and llawull,; ports Cla
inline,
lOOIIj, ,, O. fll. . . ' l
I'hviuil Kirtt4V. a. Hall,ftinr., 5
ii in. -
ill
P. ni
, ).; Snturdavi Aug. ,19.
, IMgo. Pugo'LtPrliicetonJ II. S.
hij 'i?l iVhi nt .
S., a
PA3SENGER3 ARRIVF.D
I
Per stiur. Manna Ken. front Illlo
via way imrlR. Aug. 19. Miss 8. Hub
erts, Mrs. 1. August, Miss M. it. Davis,
0. W. Kent mid lfo,prof. F. II.
Smith, P. 11. t.angihin. Miss It. 11.
Kller, Mrs. I.lpplucott und son. Miss
I.lplilticott, Mrs. A. Nelsen, Mrs. II. S
I Ian Is, .1. S. de Vloirn, 11. C. Mead,
W. W Hauling, A. S. Prescott, 11. O.
Ticdemnn, J. O. Vlcrrn, .Mrs. C. K. Ni
chols, Mrs, S. Johnson and sou. A,
Ileibeit, A. (Initio)'. J A. Scott, J.
l.eul, M. Nakniuoto, S. Illlndao, F.
Arakawa, S. Ilussey, T Oshulo, II. A.
Peteisen, 1). II. Hitchcock, wire nnd 2'T,
sons, Mis, C. I.ambeit and 4 children.
Mis. llr.ldley ami child, F. Meyers,
Misses Meyers (2) nnd maid. Miss II. '
Watson, S. K. Mookinl und wITo, H.
(1. Hods, wife mid I children, II. Nli
liiilelun, wlfo and child, .1. V. Mar
clel, .1. 1'. Woods nud wife, 1). ,.
Wlthlngtoii, It. It. Dlgin nud wire, Miss
It. Hell, Miss M. O'Sulllvuii, Mrs, 1,.
Ileen, Miss Okamoto, Master T.
Keains, Jus. Parker, P. W. Mllver
ton, a, I). Hell, Master Pullrdy, J. I).
Cosho, Adj. Lewis, A. W. Keech,
Mis. J. C. Senile and 3 children, Allss
Kiimakawloole, .Mis. See Moo and 2
children, Master 1), Snpulos, Mm. W.
Weir and daughter, Miss Sehraeder,
Mts. .1, II. Itiiyinoud uml 2 servants
Master lt:i)iu 1, Mastor llalstead,
Miss M. Cation, A. Itiunsey, H. K.
Olds and wife, 11. F. Vli'liqrH, Tain
Yen. F. F. Ihlilwlii and wife, A. Fer
li.iude nud son, clmng Ylng, Alls. IC.
Nap.ila, Mrs. O. Takiikiiwa J. llap
llslo nud wire, T. Osakl, Hov. Y. Ya
mau.ika, Miss I, Sllva.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Per Mmr. CI. online r. ll.n.-ill ,.i
Muul polls, Aug. 18. Airs. K. Alud
den. .1. A. Medelros, Mrs. Aledelios,
It. Webor, llolen t'orreu, Aiiulo Cor
len. Father Slevcn, II. AI. (Illtel. Minn
A. IC. (lay. Ahs. Anderson, J. II.
Jones, 1. Tohilner, II. 11, Pciihullovv,
Mis. I'enliallovv, 1). Hosenfold, Jon
Sllva. J. Carvalho. J. Vincent.
l'or slmr. W. (1. Hull, for Kuuul
IHUts, Aug. 18. Miss K. ICdwards,
Mis, J. Nuhummllo, Airs. 8. Yautigu
fill. Airs, lllsliep, Dr. Dethy, R. I.nn-.
ger (I. N, Wilcox. v
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
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Per stmr. AIniuia Ken, for Illlo via
way pints, Aug 22. C. S, Ilolloway,
(. A. Doll. Airs. Hell, Prof. W. T.
lllnglium. F. W. Damon. Airs. Damop,
Mastor Damon. I,, von Tompsky, Miss
N. Wallace, Air. ami Alls. A. 1iwls,
II. II. alrrord. .Mrs. (llirord, AI. AI.
tlrnhnm. Miss Doyo, H. W. Diirden,
Mrs. IliirdeA, J. Alonsnrrat.
Per stmr. Klniiii, lor Kuuul imrts,
Aug. 22. Airs. C. II. Cooke and 3
children, 1). l,ons Airs. Lyons, Airs.
K. Illschop, W. A. Lime, Mrs. Uine,
IC. A. Knudsen, .Mrs. Kuudson, Allsa
P. Stowait.
lllank "books of all sorts, ledgers.
etc., manufactured by tho Uullotln
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