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Nklliwill
Btmr Jmc JtkUcr. Tullvtt. from Kkiif I
port
Htmr NlihkU Thompson, from An.lioln
Am rhr Columbia, Bpracue, 2 dnjii
fnnn Hal nl
Am Itktn IrmRard, Bohmldt. 15 d
from Ban Trknclaco.
MAlirKONA ArrhPd! Miy 21, Am.
chr. H C WrlKht, .Vellson, l
,
fomi Ban Frnncl.cn. with Rencral j
chantllre for Hauull Hallway Co,
Monday, May 2.
Am. bk. Ceylon, Wilier, 10 daa from
Layrni island, nt 2:20 p. in.
DKI'AUTEU.
Am bktn. Coronado, Potter, for San
Franclrco, at 12 JO p. m.
8tr. W a Hall, 8. Thompnon, for Na-will
will at S p. m.
Saturday, May U.
Btmr. Walaleale, Plltz, for Honu.pu and
A UMDIUU HI M J ttia
Btmr. Iwa'anl, Qreene, for Ahuklnl, Ha
namaulu and Koloa at 3 p in.
S S Peru Plllsburv for the Orient at
c , " M.
' '"
gj U Am, ..... Ifn... Hntnir Ha.l
?lL.nl ,
Francisco at noon.
Sunday, Hay 25
Am. bark Kaullanl, Orlllltha, for Ban
I .... iliaHii la nl.4 itrtl ntil -
" sno J)HrBt Wllrox fl.h..R forth on thr " . --"-.""- ,",.."." ,"" V V ?
. . !!. J 1 - w limill Ilk. Illllllll I Hill 1 M'VI I III.IMII1 T
on inai u.ie .r, run . r..mr,v, mnt.r, ThP Time, now d- thi.
,,nwaHlin tWMn ,,k port knd Unllr.1 Htat.R I.
icVw Ynrv rrdurtlon of 0,w con.ldornblu Kiwcf to ulRnwl w to 100 fwr knnum. kRKriK.tlnK .ome
fl Lint. mr t,?olou. llVt o"purred I HeW" ' different imnnberu of Oon- le.n.. upon whlrh Ihtro I. a llghlrr.
llth Krl r.tabllkhlnc ft nuoutlon on Br. who can b porauodwl lo write .rp rh.risr of CO rrnt. P.r ton In thu bay
If."; da'tV S.,'!,,nUo0n4 4lS lor ,hem. Mr nrtW, .. . -' 'in "'' ?X"1? '.L1'"" ,. ....
.. .. .1 . ...... ... . uniiii ..i-F....... .. f
Pincp inn i iimv no luruicr ioikjwp:
Wfinill Ur IWO, IIHI FHH IMI rHII I
i luce on otif of tH Oirnmrtit
port., in wliloi cnl lit- Hill tint nr.
company tleternor Dol"
I
I Wl t.COX ON LAND M ATTIIIIH
,,ji0rt(ii dhkc of tho Wa.hlncton Tlmi
,., ,.. j... ,, ttUi, Hn rtlrln on
I am deeply HllfnuiTO In l"? bill ""-
f lp ,,.,,, ()f UvrninHnt
"rM, ,nl" homr.tcd for tho farmers
"' Inldille clakai . kt prrwnl wp
,1(l) n 1attll 1P vrrj. rlch ,,
hc Xfry pour belm? tho labor-
tM ol. Utn
t f Ulp ,10,)uUton of loo.tvn marly
0 (Q ar(i ABla'Ci m m ,,clnK Japancso
' and M.oiO Ciincac Tin re nro wvcral thou-
nand Porto Itlcan.. but they an- undo-
, ... . . ,.. ..i.. n i i.n
nirkuir, un ..... '" . J'"
loll of the time than ro to worK
The ana of Hawaii Is I 000,000 acre,
Pf hlM aria, s.iw.mo noren are in u.e
nniiiiH an Hi'ii niv I'liini:! ii in nuL.ni
Siil
Kondon p.m. .. in. nuotes jnn()n.
Iyo ,5." H- " i",r,,. ,'",; ?n. ni
.ntnp .Intr ; mat year, 11. 9.1 ..ml 10. 9d
rP.ppptUel) June lkp.,r,s 1.4 ,
AKnlnat 9. SVid corre.potHllnB period
In.t jenr.
id s,"p,""p
Lantern n rolKn
decline In Keflned. nccordlni: to Intent
r
,,.,.,, ,.i .i...... u..b.n ..,.m ..,. v... ... .. V...1, " iiml,.
date of the IStli In.t . I. npiiarently re
(k,i n the'ltaw Sii'rw nwrkd. lluy
'. .Mow i fo renhndow "n dfrllnr Cuban
planter, nhow of dl.eournRement f)l(lIB am, catlIo lnnBnB. Tho otiH,r 2,.
In the nb.ence of leRlalatlc "'vpnP ooo.oy. acrcn, which constitute the Govern-
merit, nt anhlnRton raornliIe to tneir)lnonl ,,, arp rpntc,i nml ,a(.tj to the
ntore.tn. nnd are the more Ol.po.e a, cor,,orBtnn. the leases ranglnB
In to part with holdlnRn
confluence ,rnm flw. t(J Blxt(Pll ypa.
on best obtainable term., liy reason, -, f ,.,, rnln,,, nn,i. t ttant
.- - . .--..
of tlnancial enKMidered by
the delay. Uuropean mnrketn nre
for Heet Sugar. The belief
Is prevalent thnt the decrca.e In sow
Ings of beet roots will range from ten .
to eleven per cent, , a. compared with
last year, for all Kurope, rnther than
h x cpnl P8tmntr(1'Uy . Mr, "vni( I
. , , 1
whose revised nRUrea, howper, hac
not vet been puull.hed. The innrnet
ttr llrlnnl 1. nnl.it ttvnn nt the rip- I
Ti " j,,7 ...,
- H.11. , nn . cuiiuiiiuiin ..fj,.... ,,.., , ,
abnormal for this season of the year..
.. ... . . r
heretofore a dlspos tlon to purchase
HUpplleH ahead of Immediate require-
inentH linvliiR been the rule.
Latest Statistical Position willctt &
I ..,,. .
'?rn MmJ. SUi" Un lc1. "" " '
four ports In nil hands, estimated May I
, niij 133.1.. llllia nRAIiiM .le.jfcs tonB400frt
rnini date Inst vear Six DortB Cuba
rd up Into homesteads. to encourage gn Rated I00.0JS toaii. Owing to the
farmer to ro to Hawaii In- tabllshment of two new and large sugar
stead of dividing the Goernment land plantations, which are Just coming Into
.... IPIUHUU to laro, II IUHUL Willi, 11 llil'.iutiin The citizens Ul Hllo aHk for U III
a S.hr Tim.rt I"""' ii,irrn. ttrH. lllch Ih thoBtapIc focd of the na- ary survey and InvestigatKin by
UL, L,,., wm I)ro,iiice nomewh.rc between tent Government engineers, whoso re-
... .ii.......
BAIL TODAY.
U. B 8 Manila, for San Francisco, In
thu afttrnoon. ,
Monday, May 2. 1
Ktmr. Helene. Klcholaon. for
hau. Kukalnu, Ookala. Laiipahoehoe,
I'npaaloa, Honolpu nnd Mul.ukonn, at
S p. in
Ke-hr Mnlolo, Kay, for Hnnnlct nnd
Knllhlwnl, at 5 p. in.
Behr Lndy, Mokl, for Koolau ports,
nt S p. m.
I B Gunboat Manila, Halney, for
Naval Ynr.l, at 10:65 a in.
rlchr Ada, Nelson, for lliumk'l and
Kuhhniil, nt 0 p. in.
.
J'ASSUNOKUS AHItlVIID.
Pi r Htr Muuna l.rt.i. May 23, from
lte A. II 'c mouth. Alexander
Dow sett, A I It. Jackson l'rom Maala-ea:
C. L. Bplnlu. Mrs McGeirow, Mrs
Maukana, rattier Stephen Ficm Konn:
Mr. Okabc. K. Ono, Mra MeleUule, 1
ThompFon, Mrs S Knneknnul and child,
S. K. Kanckanul, MlsA V- Wasliburn,
Chas Hall. Judge lMlngs, r WiIrIU,
MIbh J A Aahbeir). Mrs N A. I'eyran,
MrB U Kuapa, H L. Kruss, W A.
Wall l'rom Kau. W. H Dtvtreux nnd 45
deck.
Per str W G. Hall, Mny 22, from
namaulu D L Wadhweirth and 1 deck.
l'rr str James Mnkee, May 23, from
Knu.il, George Huddy, Mrs i:. J Bmlth.
duj: TODAY.
S. S. Hndcs, from San Francisco.
H. S Tamplco, from Seattle.
S. S. Slrrn, from the colonies.
J3. S. Peking, from the Orient.
dui: TOMonuow.
S. S. Ventura, from San Francisco.
SAIL TODAY.
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for
and Kapaa, nt & p. in.
f!;nir, Mjunn Ixa, Slmcr.on, for
Maalaca, Konu and Kau ports,
t noon.
Stmr, Klnnu, Freeman, for Hllo and
ay iiorts, nt noon.
Strni. Maul, F. Bennett, for Maul
port., at 5 p. m.
Htmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai port, at 5 p. ni.
Stmr. Nllliau, W. Thompson, for
at S p. in.
',pr. Noeau, Pederson, for Lahalna,
Kaanapall, Honokaa nnd Kukulhaele,
...... .-. . -.. V-.L. ....k
o, ..v..., .u. ...i, .u.n. i.i,.
sugar.
If-ay Bo
The following sailing vessels may be
expected this week:
German bark Absterschwan, Glertz,
Hamburg, 152 days.
.American baik Oregon, Parker, Newcastle,
61 days.
American hlp Henry Vlllard,
Schaube, Newcastle, 48 days.
American barkentlne Archer, Calhoun,
San Francisco. 13 days.
American bark C. IJ. Kenney, Anderson,
Oyster Harbor, 23 days.
American schooner Konn, Dlnsmnre,
Iqubiue, 41 days.
American tchooner Sehome, Peterson,
Iqulque, 40 days.
American schooner Mary E. Foster,
Thompson, Port Gamble. 20 dayB.
American barkentlne Skagit, Robin-
on, uumnie, id nayB.
BeSVuVayT
....
MeUl obipp nt;
WAILUKU, May 24. The bnrk
Is still In port waiting for a full
cargo of sugar for around the Horn.
tJhe will most likely leave next Saturday.
Tho bark C. P. Uryant, Capt. Colly,
cleared for San Francisco last Tuesday,
20th In.t., with 25,Ci2 bags I1. M. BUgar
on board,
Tho big American-Hawaiian steamer
Callfornlan left Kahulul for Hllo last
Thursday, where she will complete her
8000 tons of sugar for New York.
The freight steamer Eureka arrived
( at Kaanapall on the 20th Inst, at daybreak
and after taking aboard n cargo
of scrap Iron weighing about 135 tons,
departed for KaliulUl the next
ImititwtmiimmtmtmmmnttiLAAAtt Ar
SUGAR
TO., .Dr. ...d tl.ia ' .U..ir lAih Ihfit nturnlhR la llBtilulu but It .jiwHr pur hrf im y W fl, bul
AUtodl imny bi. Ilml JudKe JlftrUrll. wlm hn n. . ,ht,r pffn Ih.lr ..nd.Mkklnit In
No rlmnrr ln. ln '" .MMHirhupHt tur lhlnt tin prK tit dkimi rout rnndillon nf Ih
, at 1 716e, Mabli.hinr iiaI. f or V,;',' .:..., . "I ...,, ":". .,,
opcre ocntrtfUHal. In New iork i.:i,.. ,.".'.. ',, ..".. ..i?,..t ..--
tf, In tlir tnnrkil or fur fxport
pricf. r.tftblliihpd Mnrch tth .till IwIiir
In tt
lln.i. Md)1 t:th 'lo nrrlr" .ftl, TOO
... .1,M tl. t ll.tt. ..r. k.1.. IMh
M.T . A; 1 7 rr'iih. uos ton. ni 1 4Hc
and on mnr dule "to nrrlv
Hid.
KG d
lift cn.h
clmi.R hn. tnkvn plncr
Lowlon I ti.. !!. nn.l Hili
ilt V
nnd miim poumjB pcr acri., nnd it
entlii atcd Mny 6th. 433,000 tons nRalnst
187,710 same period last yeni Total
stock In nil principal countries by cable
Mny Eth, uneven 3,214,177 ton
nb'alnst 2,259,120 tonh last ye.ir,
Yours respectfully.
WILLIAMS, IMMONIJ & CO.
Hilo Offers Lavish
Purses for
Races.
Hllo will have two days racing at IIoo
lulu Park on July 4 nnd C, nnd tMX) in
pmstH is offered. Matugei G S
nnnouncta thu following excellent
progiuiu:
FOUIITH OF JULY.
1. Half-mile dash, purse HIS, 123 of
purse secund mono.
2 Trotting nnd pacing. 2:3S class; JIM
pill He. J25 of pmsc secnd money.
3 One mllii elnuh, Hllo track cup nnd
1W.
I One ml In dash, Hilo Mercautito cup
nnd 100.
C '1 totting and pacing. .IS elnss;
Ile.lmen cup and JIM
C. mile dash; Jl-.'i, 323
of purse second mono.
7 f mile Jnpnnesp owned horses,
550. 15 of purse second money.
S One mile gentle man's driving rnce,
owner to diie, 2.35 class, purse 1100, 5.15
of purs.) second money
9 mile dash, JI00, 123 of
purse second money.
10 Japanese race; 125; J5 second money.
JULY 6TH.
1. Half-mile dash, purse 1100, 125 of
purso second money.
2. Half-mile exhibition race for ladles
Puree of 120 to most graceful equestll.
enne, 110 to secmd; 15 to tli'nl.
3 Trotting and pacing, befit 2 out of
3, 2.20 class; 1125, 125 of purso second
money.
4 mllo dash; 1100, 125 of
purko second money.
C One-mile dash; 125, 25 of purse second
money.
U dash, Japanese owned
llnrt,f(,. m of pu'r8e 8CC0nd monev
6" urths mile dash; U25. 1-5 of
nurse s. concl monev.
9. One and mile dash, S125;
,125 of pjrse pecond money.
I 10 Consolation race, $100, 25 second
money.
Conditions: Ten per cent to enter; entries
close 8 p in Tursdav, July 1. at
Volcano Stables olllce; scratches close at
10 a m., Wednesday, July 2
Itaclng will start at 1 o'clock shnrp each
day.
Thp S S Klnnu will be held over until
Sunday, July 6, In order that visitors from
Honolulu may return the day after the
races aro over.
THE STAMP TAX
MUST BE PAID
TIlD fn1lnulr.f l r I rkn Vina Vi..sn irlnan
A " Dole at the
quest of Treasurer Wright:
Territory of Hawaii,
Qlllce of the Attorney Genernl,
Honolulu. H. I.. Mav 20. 1902.
Honorable Win. II. Wrlrht, Treasurer
of the Territory of Hawaii.
Dear Sir: In response to your request
of yesterday, whether you have
any discretion to remit stnmp duties
on Instruments. I have to say that It
seeirs to me that you have nn such
discretion The duties are required by
fht law of the Territory, nnd cannot be
remitted ns a mntter of favor.
I think Section. 918 and 941 of the
Civil LawB of 1817 require stamps on
the full nmount. 1250 000.00, of the trust
deed of the Kooa Sugar Company.
' Very truly yours.
(Signed) E. P. DOLE.
Attorney General,
THE CAPITAL
Into homrstiadn of 1C0 acres as In the
,Jn(pd staUMi tno i,t lands could be
dlvll,, nto homest.ads,
and p palltorjl ands ito
l,rtmnul..kila iiv;iMr(ikrnun( vitin ittVif)t if U.1llrll .. Wflhtti , . ..... n"' K i
,lp AmPrcan farm,.r ft n,. hom.st.nd to
u.,.,nnP t,ia .mn.. ... i.n m.f rmini.
J. .. . ..... ... .
'" rho an mea now leriue me iunu
,he flU corporations produce an
.. ... ....... . .i,.. ., .,,
.'I UKI' 111 lnn " u.t, .u .,,v
The rice planters produce two crops a
ear, agRrtKatliiR between WO and (WW
pnundH to the acre. The same ianil
akin to elephant'B
sells nt one cent a pounii
At present the living Is costly becnuso
we have no fnrmerB All of the
sueh as fruit nnd comes
fiom California They could be raised in
Hawaii, and wo have both the climate and
tho elevation. ,
,,.,.,..,. nunmiinmirv I
1.UUIU1 Jbl.,1.11 UVt.il A
One Is hearing nlinoHt nnthlnR
dnyH about the Cuban .eclproclty bill.
It seems to be taken for granted that
the Senate Is RolnR to do something
nnd, If It does not during the present
seFSlon, I'lCfildent not lnnR
ngo made it known Unit he' would Im-
mediately call nn oxtra session of Con-
Kress. Tlioic H little doubt he will
cany out his word. Probably no
lv ...Ill , niiilln...! In ih.. Somite for
'
a ft. us .i.. Philippine ,,,
I bill Is still occupying nttentlon there.
What the outcnino win ue in me nouso
nnd whether the Independent
cans and the Democrats will stand to-
nether to keep off the differential on
roflnpil BURitr Is still very much of a
roblei... Mnnv think thp nepublleans
. ... ........ . ...... .... T-. . ...in
win y.e.u or unit in... "'"- "
r. n klll ho I4 i "
Ml nitnitl hff In f" '"B
,,... .,
.iiti ,,ii,i,i i,m ,...,,u ni,
pnrl i .inrm kwipl. the ualr conllnu
ln fur nrly lhrri unki with tnorr nr
It.. Inline-, durltiK which time tho work
nf lokdlnK nr dl.rh.rKlnK cnhIii In the
hay wak .bandonid, .nd ral of the
with a nonulktliin of ll.(rt. and within a
ninit I mm' iruinipt'n IU uvwmr a rival In
rornm. rclal Impottanco with Honolulu
f,K.n tho .arly compktlon of a canal i
nrror thp l.thmun or Nicaragua, tho
pr())(r pro,rclon of ollr ,llirl,or by a
i.rtakwatir, and tho predion of .ultablo
w1Brvc. It 1. b.llcved that a
tlvp i.tlmatp would place our population
, I3M al wm
mio In the terminal of two railroad.
runnlni? Into the Interior, one of which,
.. ..," , , ... , , ' ... .,
ii.iiiB hi n.mi... in in wme
and tho othtr, of 13) mllcK, In a project-
rd onternrlne and han a promlslne outlook.
t het.c two linen of ral road will tap near-
i ' iiinrv Kiiuur ii .ininiinn un i nn iiiir .it
,,,.. wh0B(. ,nward an(, outB0nc frterit
must necessarily be landed at the port of
)Io. Tim nugar production for the year
ndlnR Sfptimber, 10U on the Island of
Hawaii, amounted to 134,615 tons, and the
iml ontni.t nt ihn niirn irrritorv air.
IxarlnR, In the vlelBlty of llllo, the out'
put of this Island for the forthcoming
jtar will be Rrcatly Increased.
The assessed value of real estate and
iw p.nal ttciinacl . fnr fhn IIp(aI gt llltii
!' J'l i'jti t, j a v aiiu uiotiib.
In iun amounted to S.40,ttl. and for the
.,. .. 11 .mn..r, ... .a.c. aj .i.,.w.n
. . - '. .'. ,-1,.
an mere ae in nvo yearn or ii,xv,H9, for
the entire Island of Hawaii the assessed
. ..... , ....... ... i
ifliur U, IIUI tOl.lll .I1U ,U-
crty for lf97 amounted to I13.C0I.831. and in
un to )2S,377,IM. or an Increase In live
jears of JU,872,3K).
jiort, It Is felt Bure, will result In the
coptitructlon of a strong and permanent
breakwater or crib extindlng along the
outer bar or reef. Such a practical Im-
provement, togctlier with tho deepening
of portions of the) bay, would
prove! of Incalculable advantage not only
to Hllo but to tho entire Hawaiian group.
With facllltltfl for nafo mooilnRB afforded
to shipping, coupled with the necessities
of commerce and tho enterprise of those
JntertP.I In the prepress of tlie
Inn lulntiilit lie cliloD lltn linrirrtVnrnpnlw in
be nla(p ,n' Uc dock faeUi , ,,,,
and unIoadnB COmmolltleB nt a minimum
cost( ,lH! rtdllcton 0f the ccst of
poitatlon, ctq will do more than any
other single agency for the advancement
In commciclal importance of tho Hawaiian
IslandB,
At the present time all foreign Imports
n"'1 exportB pass throURh the poit e.f
Honolulu, whose harbor and wharrage
fttclUlfB nru whollv ,Iln(Uauntc for tho
am0pt of i,ulrUBs handled. It Is only
ntHtlon of tlmo when Hllo will enter
into close competition with Honolulu In
point of commercial supremacy,
Without ellsparngliiR the needs of nn
improxm naruor ni iionomiu. we i....y
'hat an Initial step nuy be tuken toward
securing a pioteclive brenl.water for Hllo
,,. wll,cIl n0 lmri,or facilities, Al-
rtal, H(mnli lmlI bopn lin,ifr the
11K carp of thc Government of the
,,i uintru for iun imm eith nn visible
-'"- -- ,
results or benelltn In the way of harbor
or other public Improvements. Nothing
will do more, toward the upbul ding of the
ngiluultiirnl. Industrhl and commercial
t. rests of thlB country than the
m&mViTo able
to taKt. cmc of .,crflpIf
Wherefore, on behalf of tho citizens of
mio and tho Island of Hnw.il. wu
fully nnd earnestly memorialize the
grcs of the United States to make
quate appropriation for the construction
f "table and permanent breakwater In
tlie ua OI J"''
'ian.? " ,,'.,
JOHN T MOIIt,
C. C KENNEDY,
P. PECK,
Committee,
I hereby certify that the nbove is a full.
Hue, and complete copy of the citizens'
memorial adopted by the committee op-
lor .nai uuiit; ni. nm,,
poiuieei xor purpose,
! . . , ...... .. ,, .,.. ...i.
isianu nnn Territory Pf Hawaii, this 12th
da). of April. A. rj, 1902.
J. CASTLK ItlDGWAY.
Secretary of Committee.
QUFFN AND DELEGATE.
Delegate Wilcox. ex-Queen
'nn' aml ther Hawalians here are
Panning to visit the West Indies ex-
position at Charleston, S. C, on Hn-
wnllnn day, but the program has not
'ct uccn completed. The Queen will
probably tarry a few days In the South
before returning again to this city.
legate Wilcox states that he ex -
I'ects to leave for Honolulu In about
ne month, or near the middle of June.
Ho does not think he will rcmnln for
tho close of the session of Congress, If
that Is deferred till July 1.
ERNEST C. WALKER,
- -
Oitm on Claudine.
Following in tho passenger list of tho
steamer Claudine, which arrived from
Maul ports early yesterelny morning:
Ml.. J. HartWClI, J, It, MyfTS. II, C.
"venuen, 11. ai, nancocK an., who. ucu.
H. Hancock, Theo. II, Hancock, C, L.
Prouty, W. O. Taylor, W. G. Bcott and
wife. John Gomes. J. A. Tuthlll, C. II.
Lowen, W, II. Field and Wife. Mra,
Knowlton, Mm. Huntington, Miss
Keelen, 8 Kugumuta, Mrs. J W. Kalua,
Mrs. 11. inpi, c. u. i.urKin, r. A.
Chang Chow, Major Wood, W. Bcrlowltz,
. nnd 31 deck.
Tho Claudlne'a carco consisted or s:n
sacks of sugar, TO sacks taro, 74 sacks
' ties, 15 sacks potatoes, 66 hides, 79 hogs.
jjJ pkgs. sundries.
Runt. Boyd renorteel to the Executive
Council yesterday tho results of his vis -
It to Hllo. Land Commissioner Boyd
r.mortpd ... .,-. nlRn UDOn ,..... Homo nrnnnRPit ,.. a .. land .
openings, for which he Is preparing
surveys. The council granted a renew-
at bt liquor license to D. Cnmnrlnos at
Hllo. nnd also to J. It. Caspar at Mou-
j tain View,
lie lorceu into veiling .or me oemiio
In Its entirety, which will
i etiilu the differential. If the Joint
i .-..'"
forces had not sfood so llrmly In the
Heiuse oilirlnnllv beyond whnt nnvbody
dreamed could be done till within
hours of the time for voting, In-one
would now expect a compromise,
will probably ree.ulre two or three
weeks yet to tell whut Is going to
happen.
The lntene.s of tho session and thc
that most of the appropriation Con-bills
are passed and out of the way,
the chances of cannl legislation
In the Senate very slim. After the
Philippines bill Is out of tho way the
Cuban reciprocity i. in will be biought .
to the front and It will be well Into
the middle of June before both those
problems ure adjusted and the President's
signature attached. It may even
be July 1 and by that tlmo there will
be little disposition to enter on a long
Canal Oeonie.
............ ,..... ...
MEMORIAL FROM HILO.
A memorial of the citizens of Hllo,
Hawall, praying for the construction
of a breakwater In Hllo Bay, haB been
prlntcd by the Senate nnd leferred to1
the committee on Pacific- Islands nnd
Porto Rlcp. It Is signed by F. B. Mc-
Stocker, John T. Me.lr,' C. C. Kennedy
nnd P. Peck ns a committee. Nothing
was done for Haw nil on tho livers and
harbors bill, ns no one pressed for river
and harbor Improvements. Following
Is the memorial:
To the Ilonoiable tho Senate and House
of ItiprescntatUes of tho United
StateB!
Your memorialists, the
commlttip appointed at a meeting held
April 7, 1902, at Hllo, island and Territory
of Hawaii, beg to respectfully represent
The island of Hawaii, poputaily called
thu "big Island," Is thu largest Island of
the Hawaiian group It has an arm if
4210 square miles and contains about 2,000,-000
acres. Ab throughout thc rest of thn
archipelago, sugar growing Is the chief
Industry, although coffee, rlco and fruits
nro irrnun In n llniltr.l itnt Thn Islanil
of Hawaii contain s 20 sugar plantations,
with a lel.l last ear of 35 pcr cent of
thc entire Hawaiian crop.
Thn 1nri?rRt nltv anil principal nnrt eir
Itnunll In ihn nnrt of Hilo. situated on
min linv. on tho wlndnard side of tlie
Island, With tho exception of Pearl
bor, the bay of Hllo arfords tho largest
natural harbor In tho Hawaiian Islands,
having an area of 1500 acres nnd an avail-
able frontage for wharfage purposes ml
"(00 feet, or nearly a mile and n half in
Owing to tho peculiar formation of tho
tiny, with a submerged coral reer
Ing a mllo across tho opening, tho harbor
furnishes a natural haven for storm
bound vessels Unfortunately, however,
tn.. hlch winds sueenlnr over the reer
,. IIIIRA 1. .,.. 11,,' .... ,. inin ,,,.. I...,.. ,.... .n.11. D.....D, ......
In rough weather transforms an otherwlBe
calm harbor Into a heavy and
ou. basin.
What Is demanded la n breakwater x-
I tending out across the hkrbor's mouth
at
Whitney
I04I
KIMtTtll.
WlM )fr (IomI., VS'n.llntllo J)fl"
(IkxU, Kilk., W'lilti Uoml., Trim,
niliw., I.liiuits., Lade, hint Km
liMiiilfrlc.
PIltllllHl., IIollHVlCltng LtlliJIl., Ktl
UfrtK;rlii', IHaiik'it., Comforter",
Itnntly M.iIh hheel nixl l'liloy
Cai'.( Ditnitiaii"', Uo.icry nipl (Hovurt,
Un tfoods, No-lions
ami NoveltltE.
ma ih ohm: HI
Promptly FiPcd at W. & M.
Popular Prices
f jP fftft,u I a.
VydM IC W LOOKe, LIO
HONDLULU
Commission M rchants.
bUGAIi FACTORS.
AKNI
Ibe Kwa PUuiaiiud Co.
Die Walaluo Agricultural Co., Lit.
Tbe Konala riUKur Co.
The Waiuieh tiu&ir Mill Co
I'he Kultou Itoti Work., 8t. Lett
Mo.
I tic Standard Oil Co.
Tbe Oeorise f blake Btram Pump
We.tou . Ontrlliigali.
Tbe Ndw ttnglaud Mutual Lit 1.
urauco Co of Button.
Tbe Aetna Fire lneuiunc Ct. t
lldrtford, Conn.
Thp Alllbiir.p A.nnraoc. C. of L"
4n
CHAS. BREWER & GO'S.
NEW YORK LINE
lliii'k F.Milnur Supy
BAILED KIIOM
NEW YOttK iii HON'OLULU
July t. 1902.
For freight ratet apply to
CHAS. BKi:WERlCO..
V Kllb tt., Hoston
C. BREWEK&C0.. 1TD.
Honolulu
Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
ASSCSSMENTS.
THE ASSESS-
. . .
nr .lll fnir H..
nieni ol iuo or nvo uoiiuib v..uv 4;i
Hhnrc has been called to be due and
payable June 20, 1902.
The twenty-second assessment of
10 or two dollars ($2.00) per Bharc has
been called to be due and payable August
21, 1902.
The twenty-third nsBessment of 10
or two dollars ($2.00) per share has
been called to be due and payable October
21, 1902.
The twenty-fourth and final
of 10 or two dollars (12.00) per
Hhaie J.as been called to be due and
payable December 20, 1902.
Interest will be charged on assessments
unpaid ten days after the same
nru due at the rate of one per cent (1)
per month from the date upon which
hue'n assessments nre due.
The lutiv' assessments will be pay-
aj0 at tno 0mce 0f ti,c rj j Dilling
ham Co.. Ltd.. Stnngenwald bulldlnR.
(Signed) i:LMUU 12. PAXTON,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co.
May 12, 1902. 23S3
THREE STEAMERS
IN ROM KAUAI
The steamer W. G. Hall arrived from
Nawillwlll early jesterday morning
with G7S0 bags of sugar, 150 bags of
pla and the following pasbengers:
A. S. Wilcox, wife and daughter, G.
N. Wilcox, li. R. Hendry, Miss IJ.
Quint, A. Knight, M. Souza and wife,
Miss Souza, J. Cook, I. A. Brant, J. L.
Cnnlsnif. V. K. TJedrlek.
. , ' . 7 , .. ,
,uni..n .... r.inrlon Tin wlf, nnrl
- ..-..--
servant, Master Charles Blng, N. G.
Gang. Chung Sang, Ochla nnd
seven deck.
Purser Ferguson reported the follow-
irg sugar re dy for shLmsnt on Kauai:
k. S. M., 2000; V. K 150; Mak 11.-
700 ; G. & R., 5012; McB., 21,492; K. P.,
dqo; L. P., none; H. M., 1230; M. S. Co.,
45,220; K. S. tio., 8200; total, 90,500 bags.
The Mlkahala was discharging at
walmea. The bark Kohalu was
charging at f:ieele and will be through
today. The bchooner Kallua was
'charging coal at Makawell and should
be finished tomorrow. The schooner
1 Allen A. has finished discharging. The
bark Edward May Is lying at Maka-
well.
The steamer Nllhnu arrived from
Anahola nt I a. m. yesterday, bringing
C991 bags of sugar.
The steamer James Makee got in
from Anahola at 6:25 a. m. yesterday.
Her cargo consisted of 2C09 bags of
sugar. She sails at 5 p. in. today for
Kllauea, Kallhlwal and Hnnalel,
WHOOPING COUGH.
A woman who has hail experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dnngerous consequences from It
She says: Our three children took
wnooping cougn insi summer, our oaoy
1 boy being only three months old, and
owing to our Riving them Chamber-
laurs cougn liemeay, tney lost none
of their plumpness and came out In
much beter health thnn other children
whose parents did not use this remedy.
Our oldest little girl would call lustily
for cough syrup between whoops.
Jessie Plnkey Hall, Sprlngvllle, Ala.,
' U. S. A. Thin remedy Is for sale by
all dealers and druggists. Benson
......... Smith & . Pn. . T.til.. , nerpntn a for Hawaii. .....
-
Paymaster Hall is 111 from the results
of an accident on Thursday evening near
I the Hawaiian Hotel.
& Marsh
tr1:.
Castle & Cooke.
LIFE and FIRE
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
. .
ACI.M.S TOR
New ngiano Muluol fife insuronce Co
Oh HOMTOtN.
Em Life Insurance CoipaBi
OK IIAKIFOKI),
THE FIRST
American Savings &
Trust Co.
OF HAWAII- LTD
Capital, 1X0,000.00.
President Cecil Brows
Vice-President ...M. P. Hoblnson
CaBhler W. O. Cooper
Principal Olllce Corner Fort and
King streets.
SAVINOS DEPOSITS received tnd
Interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of VA per cent per annua..
Rules nnd icgulatlons furnished npon
nnnii,.tinn
IMPERIAL LIME
99 15-100 Per Gem Pure.
Tho very best Limo and in the
best containcrB.
In Lois to Siuit.
Low Prices.
CALIFORNIA FEED Co.
Clarkes
Blood
Mixture
1'HK BLOOD
K1KH AND HF.STUJrtKH,
IB WAItJ.ANTliD TO CI.lAR TM
BLOOD from all Impurities from
whatever cause arlalnn.
For Scrofula. Scurvy, Kczenm. Ekln a.
Hlond Lilaeaaea. Blaekhends. I'lmulea and
bores of all kinds, it Is a never (aUinr
permanent cure, 1,
ejurea ejia core ..
Cures Bores on the Neck.
Cures Sore Legs.
Cures Blackhead or Pimrlc. ot ike
Face.
Cures Scurvy. 1
Cures Ulcers,
Cures Ulooet end Bktn Dlsoa.ea
Cores Glandular Swellings.
Clears the Blood from all Impure mctta.
From whatever
It Is a real specific for Gout and
pains. . . ,
It removes the cause from tbt Bloe
and Bone.
Aa thla Mixture Is nleasant to the taste.
and warranted free from anything Injuri
ous to the most delicate constitution ol
either , the Proprietors solicit suffcitrt
to give It a trial to test Its value.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF
CURES
FROM ALL PAkTHOr TIIK WORLD.
Clarka'j Blood Mixture It sold tn bottle,
: 9d each, and lc cases containing all
timet the quantity, Us aufflrlent to efttel
a permanent cute In the grtat zralortir
of rues By ALL CHEMIST
and i'aTENT UBDICLNB
throughout the world. Proprietors,
THU LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES
DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, Ep
land. Trade mark-" BLOOD UIXTUHB
CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE.
CAUTION. Purchasers of Clarke's
Clarke's Blood Ulxture should tee tht
thev k-et the cenume article. Worthless
Irritations and substitutes tro lomitlnu
palmed off by unprincipled vendors. Tfct
wordt. "Lincoln and Midland CounMtt
Drug Company. Lincoln. England." art
encraved on the Government stamp, ait
"Clarke's World Famed Blood Mlxtura"
blown tn th bottle. WITHOUT 'VTHlCat
NONE ARE GENUINE.

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