.
L"iWfc
HONEY FOR THE
IMPROVEMENTS
QiiflMiiliM ofTior ' ' "ltrtl
adH bj e hpi i whl4t ltt
allow hiti l MMii' tt i' M'HWOOWllt
plshiwtt by htm fr iiw liM
mn the ' ''' " '"""
"iuKyra tin. i . t f -! '" "
thr ertlru f i pi'' : : tt A" v
IlrivHMt rr ''f" ii Im ! " '" '"
bert Hi i ''! ii. ntN All
that J i'W ! 1 III II i ' to II"
the ntii lull n a!re! n arte though
a larptr am rnprlatum will Im- needed
brford the t,.ik In finally
Tlr. tVifer Is working to provide
cotnmmlatlons for several regiments or
eoldler on the Island, but lie will not
bo oblo to do this until the flltlnc ,me g cxpcclcd ,0 ,, inM (, (n
which will render nallablonddl. (m,er b NovpmV)Pr tlf thifi year
tlonal land At present he can
Tnc
, w be 20Jg ln0(1 , nKln
sons on bonrd the Irmgurd,
"This defendant further alleges that
said llbellant was guilty of great and'
gross negligence In falling to heed the
warnings thus given, but continued to
remain in n position where he exposed
by the said sling loads of sugar as
thpv prp nhnm in In irnnsfprrnil f rntn
the said vessel Noeau to tho said vessel
Irmgard."
In conclusion the answer alleges that
the nccldant was not due to the fault
of the defendant but through the gross
negligence of the llbelluut.
--.
PADV A A HlV
I. . -. I VA
DIES OF CHOLERA
Former Htinolulu Policrman
j Victim to the Scourge
at Manila.
Captnln A, A. Fot. foriucily of tho
,, ., . ',, ' . i. ........
""'"' ,-, ..rau
l, clu,Ie"1 ,u M,,n'111' ,A 'w wceka ngo
tills ,...,.-. nntiitp ,lrt,.il ,.,.... ,, Inttn,. ..,... ...., ftn.i lilm
occompunled by n rough imp, showing
the iiroxlmllv of tho Manila, cholera
district to his place of business. The,
account of Captain Fox's death, which
follows, Is taken fruin the Manila
American:
HAWAIIAN ClAfctiTir 11WliA III VI HMf.MttMl'WfcKXt.Y
of the. uuford or Ifeberl couw "-"-" Mldny ,B,anrt and ,iwa narcj. i.-" -'
but ir me Hncr.aan or immn - '" " '"' -; ' '' "' "
, Q The duUnce from Honolulu to ;
e of the larger trannpons enmc .,,... ,..,, . ,..,. .. ,,, .. 'M".1 ,,s' "J0" 'Hh?r .. ..
port with a case of contusion ? iiHunv to Ou.m ll tnlle.. and AW rH.uu, -
It uould be lmV).lble to place y "- ' -, ..innrt. averasea nna .
moauic nil wie puiuirre u irnnn,ifc
aiZC
curry.
or one
Into
aboard
tbe noldlerK In quarantine excej il im M
the cspI Itself.
I
This difficulty It wnKVoiiRht to rem
edy bv a olte for a Ntntlon at
Kuahua Island, In Pearl llnrbor. to
hlch transport could be Immediately
acnt The fact thai the Navy Department
h"d not obtained actual
of the Island, however, compelled
a withdrawn! of the privilege Rrnntcd
to Dr. Cofer to use the Inland fur quarantine
purposed, but now that the
estate case Is llnally nettled and the
United States owns Kuahua Island In
fee simple, the old arranpeinent will
probably po Into force aaln. Dr.
will be able to establish a quarantine
station on Kunhua Island while
the Improvements on Quarantine Island
aro belmr made.
ZEALANOIA CAMf:
IN THE NIGHT
Contrary to general expectations, the
Kealandla was klghted off Koko Head
bout 11 o'clock last night, and at 12:10
the Advertiser received two day' later
nevre of the outside world from the
vessel, which otime to anchor off the
channel The Advertiser is Indebted to
Gilbert Urokaw, former master of tho
tujr Fearless, for obtaining Its package
of papers just tut the launch came to
.no anipB lauacr. ahuiow ... p
cheery voice was licard inqulrlnc
whether there was any water in
1
nololu. The vessel left San Francisco
at 2 p. m. June 2), She will come to
tbe Oeanlp doqk at daylight this morning.
She has n small consignment of
cold storage stuff. Captain Dowdell
Is In command. She expects to leave
for Ban JFrancuu on July 3. The Alameda
will take her regular run next
trta. Following Iri the Zoatandln' pas-stager
list:
Dr. iKdward Armltnge, Cnptaln
A, Iirown, 13. Camp, Mlsa G. Carroll,
' MUs OtiMilo Clark, Miss L. II.
Comen, Miss May Dexter, Mrs. George
Do La Vergne, G. D. Graham, Mrs.
Graham. M. Hall, A. Herbert, It.
,'lll UUIUM .' ' ....,',.... .-..--. . ,! !,.,.. ,fn( lMllllllll lltRlflniV IIIO
0Rlloflrl)ood of ,0000 mllcH ot cabl(l
and C0D0 miles of direct land lines. This
Is expected to be completed and in
working order to Manila some time In
,1904.
INTERISLAND CO.
MAKES ANSWER
An answer wan tiled In United States
Court yesterday by the Inter-Inland
Steam Navigation Co. to the libel of
Hans Lorenzcn, who claims damages
In the amount of $10,000 for injuries
said to have boon sustained by htm,
due to tho steamer Noeau. The
nllt WttH employed on board the
" , , , ,, u carg0 of
. , , . . ,
"uK'ir, and claims to have been struck
by a load of sugar from the Noeau.
The defendant claims that the
ery used on their vessel whb In good
running order untl win pruncnliy umtl
caiefully secured and operated by the
, If, fntwlfltl t I
munn, Dr. A. G. Hodglns, K. C. libel-Hughe
, Mm. Hughes, Allen Hyde, Miss Irm-V.
A. Hyde. Mn.. II. W. Hyers, Solo-
man Hyinan, J. B. Jerman, H. H. John-
ton, Mrs. Johnston. M. J. Kennedy,
Mr. Kennedy, Miss DalBy Keir, J. N,
Klrkland, Max Larenz, Miss Lindsay,
A.'Ltngham, Mrs. C. T. Llltlejnhn
arid child', J. G. McDougalh W. C. Pen-
cobk, Mrs. Pencock. H. W. Illce, Lieu-
. n, Xt A. Clrt. Clement (!.., III.
teaant M. Slgnor, Smith,
I. i M. Bnodgrasa, MrB. Snodgrnss, Mrs.
M. NWnlker nnd child.. Dr. G. Walters,
A. I). Wilcox, R, Wilcox, It. W. Wood,
Mrs, Llugham,
southern .pacific
' "engines burned
FItUSNp, June 23. The big fire In
the Southern Pacific roundhouse here
wna not extinguished until 4 o'clock
yesterday morning. Its origin Is attributed
to spontaneous combustion of oil
saturated with waste In the machine
shop ut the northwestern end of the
brick structure. -The Interior and roof
had received two coats of fresh pal t o i
Saturday and to this fact Is ascribed
the ijeneral bursting Into flames of the
upjjcr portion pf the, structure.
At tue timiJ of the llrja ten
uvn were in the roundhouse, all
pod for the ext day's wot k, nine with
oil tanks full, one of them having n
tank containing 1900 gallon?. The loss
by the llro Is estimated nt $75,000. An
effort was made to move engine 120S
out of the roundhouse, but she hail oily
25 pounds of stinm nnd the effort failed.
Of the ten engines, four lire destroyed
and fit only for tho pile,
One of these was an old-timer, which'
came around the Horn 35 years ago, I
and for a tlm! was on the Sanger local
run. jier orinnui cost was j::o,wo,
.. . , . ..
n -
The other three cost originally J15.000
to $18,000. but present, worth was
about '110.000 each, so that the loss of
. a ... & . . - ... . ..
nit iour wiii no auoui ftiU.uuo,
er six can be repaired for J1000 to t250O
wirh. Mnrblno hnn irA ,ni. ..,nv,. .,
a loss of 120 000. (Roundhouse. JT.000.
Loss of 10,000 gallons of oil makes up
thf total.
-
WHEAT CROP
IS IN DANGER
i.)
TOPEKA June 22. A condl
linn rnnfrnntR tho wlinnt tnrmarm nt
Kansas, Ten thousand extra men are
needed for Ihc barvast fields and only
too are available. For three WMk. the
Stato Employment Bureau has been
advertising for men to help the farmers
nave their wheat. Two weeks ago It
was announced that COM extra harvest-
were reeded and only about COO
have reported.
purlng the past week rains have
flooded tbe wheat land and the liar-
veBtlnjr zanga were compelled to dU
coriHnua their labors. Now, with clear
aid promised Hiinshlne, the over-ripened
wheat Is falling to the ground,
ft!idv,tbe farmers nro begging for help
nnd offering 12 to 3 a day.
PUNS OP IMi I
CABLE COMPANY
tilnna nr In nnntlhUi Ihr rnlilO to Mft- . . . . . . .L MM j
ifj. I, t T i- Aroruai
ItAH FRANi'l'" June fl.-T
Maritime World The tor rf
r tk tnMM otrt
..i. , nt from t0e,8S I tlAtMUft l
xnii hih "d t hi' r.r Hie plnM Hf that
i.jii i .( oniirum n tiniMMrt
. n iii U'Hi work, say the
A the f th CwwiwftHI
i able rompany. wlilrti e umlet the
fnirol of tile Mine men wtoi will run-1
m.l the lnollle Cubic Company, It w
il)t that the canttaetora had alleady
iiiiililett of the cnble re-
w, ,or Uip aVlnK ,,f the section
f Praneisro to Honolulu. This
.13C0 miles. Tho plan call, for the land-
Inc of the cable on the eastern shore of
II1C 1B1UI1U 1,1 IUIMI, niltir :willlVl.
tlons will be had with Manila by n
land line ncross the Island. The total
IcnRth of the cable line Is 6SI7 miles.
The project of having the cable ntntlon
on Wake Island has been abandoned.
The whole of the cable Is belnc
constructed In England, under a contract
which calls not only for Its construction,
but for Its laying and the
putting of the line In working order.
The contract provides that the construction
company shall lay the cable
which shall be maintained In working
order for thirty consecutive days. It
will then be turned over to the cable
company. The several atretches of ca-
ble will make nnc Hhlp load each. The'
cable-laying steamer, which Is one of
the largest ships nlloat, will cany a
sulllcicnt amount of cable In one cargo '
for the laying of the longest line, from
I
Midway Island to Guam. The line from
San Frnnclsco to Honolulu, which Is to
be laid before the end of the year, will J
nlso be carried at a single trip of this
steamer. It is ostlmuted the entire
cost of the completed cable from San
Francisco to Manila will be In the
neighborhood of 12,000,000. This will
Include the various cable stations. The
completion of the San
nllll rntiln tvlll i,Iva n rmnnlnta linn lln.
,u,r a ,,.,,. lnannKCmcnt from Kurope
to the united States, n. transcontinental
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
arid a cable line from San Francisco to
Manila. In all there will be in the
"This defendant further alleges that'()f tllP ,rllnne Kerr, and I our subsenuent
on uniureni occnsioiiH uciivran one iinu
iwo minutes oeiore uie nrsi biuib ioau u wlll bu wltll B(ncpIC rcf.ret thai I
of sugar was tinnsferred from the lp(lve jionolutu. ni the people here, as
Noenu to the Irmgard warnings were
wel nH tll0HC on Knuni, ,av(. Hi,0Wn
given by Charles Pederson, master of the utm0st kindness to mo personally,
the Noeau, nnd nlso by H. W. Gahan,
llH WPll n8 ,lle members of my crew, and
tolly clerk for Bchacfer & Co., agents j ho,,0 to b nble t0 ren,.w
the said vessel Irmgard, to all per-1 nuuntance nt some future time, but
4- Jr
$10 0)
:s on
10 09
10 04
10 CO
f. 04
C 09
10 01
C 09
S 00
C 00
S 04
i &o
: u
. 2 M
s 00
. 2 00
. 2 W
. 2 CO
. 2 SO
. 2 10
. 2 CO
2 CO
. 2 GO
. 2 CO
, C 00
. C 00
. 2 60
10 00
i;. H. McGrei
1 Geo. W. Lucas j
'
II. M. Tucker
.. N. Gay
It. K. Hatrd
i:. Stratemeyer I
!;. K. Miller 1
M. K. Thomas (Mlsa)
JumiH J. Kelly
It. M. Macaulay
A. M. Nouell .........
H. J. Johnston
George W. Kieater C 00
13. A Jacobson 2 GO
C. II. Durfee 2 W
It. J. Taylor 2 50
C. II, Haven 2 &0
J.W. Miller 2 00
J. T. Wlrud 2 01
J. liodson Z W
T. P. Harris 00
Kdmund W. Cyrua 2 00
A. i:. Mitchell 2 00
K. Farmer ........ 2 50
11. S. Pierson 2 50
J. W. Doyle 2 '50
C. M. Neal 2 09
M. W. Tsehudl .... 2 09
Ii. It. Folsom 2 50
James Olds Jr. ZOO
Charles B. Carter 2 00
W. II. Moss 2 00
H. Denklaeo 3 00
II. W. Uowen 2 00
Wm. G. Wilson 2 00
F. M. McGrew 2 50
Geo. A. Uower 2 00
('. Mitchell 2 00
W. D, Wilder 2 60
A, C. Kldgway COO
A. II. Geffeney 5 00
S. De Fr!ist GOO
To 111 1 zo Katsunutna 5 00
Walter D. McUryde, Koloa, Kauai 10 00
1 295 ,50
MOILIILI SCHOOL.
I A ll SUng ,$5 00
'"AH Lln How . 1 00
Ah L.ui 50
Kllzubcth Noah 50
Samuel Klklnu .
Tern Uuka
Musu Ksakl ....
Ah Ylt 50
Ah Sldo , 50
Ah Kou Sum ... 60
Ah Snl Kamo ... 50
Ah Shew CO
am bee . 50
"' CO
jj ,.l()W' CO 50
Aj, jm CO
ii, Tau . ca
Ah Chong 61
Hulsu Hlroka CO
t....fJ... 11 9
;. """ r:
Jtasiuicni uan fa
Toroa Mastumoto 29,
.'YukaSan 25
Yiiiyji ,.f ........,,,., ,25
Ah Yen .,,....'.. j...... '. '2
Auren Foster ,25
Olania 'Hlrainoto '25
Gnm Moon ...,' 50.
See Leant.' 50
See Kong ....". CO t
Maige F. Marpnl 2 59
WAIPAHU. OAHU.
T, Toklmori t t 1 50
I Y. Suzuki 150
Nakamurn 1 50
Knjlta 150
,.' j Kakunlshi ...i 100
H. Kamlllo 1 0J
It. Kawakuml 100
K. Takagi 103
T. Yumanakn , iw
s, sityclitro '. i
S. Sasaki 1 00
H. Snkatn ...... 50
S. Sonoda ...... no
T. fcnlto Gt
T. Nagooka .... 59
V. Morltn 60
II. Fujlmoto ... CO
II. Yeml 50
N. Ynmauchl .. CO
X. lhla CO
Y. Yoshlda CO
V. Oklhlro CO
N, Hara 50
T. Yiinnglsawa 50
T., Ohtn 60
M. Mntfilimura 50
K. Unmadn .,.. CO
K. Yukawa .... 60
1- ,.l,lll T,....l 50
K. Hsn,yoshl 60
II. Kohayashl 60
IC. Muranka ,. CO
T. lluitnko. ,., '" CO
A. Nlshlmoto
$!S 25
THK SAMB OLD STORY.
i J. A. Kelly relates an experience ohm-
llnr to that which has happened In
I most every neighborhood in tho Unltid
States and has been told and re-told by
thousands of others. lie says: "Last
summer I hnd ani attack of dysentery .
nml itiialiiani1 n Knltln nt Chn itiKaii. I
nn.B Colc cholera nnd Diarrhoea!
i.'i.u ..,
i I I ll .-
rectlons and with entirely satlsfactbry
results. Tho trouble was controlled
IIIUCh nlilnknr than fonnor nttAnlcs
when I used other Mr.
ly Is n well known citizen of Hen-1
dnrson, N, C. U. S. A. For salo by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd.. agents for Hawaii.
Is
Detective DavWWnapa
n case of malicious destruction.
wherein Senator David Knniihn's new.
lesiunnce in itreras 10 nave
been the object if.H,v;imlal'a knife. Tho
doom and caslngtfrc shhed,
dows broken nnd the lnnnl posta
lated. 4:
t lthi ifittiivi are iuv.iitii.il vj tiu unit iviiu"
Mr. A. A. Vox. pgent for Castlf Bros. y Colonel Baldwin hopes to win them al-,i
n ''''"""Cruz. Lnguna dq Bay, over to psice,.
, i
died of cholera Monday evening,
lie was born at Salinas, California,
nnd was about 45 years of uge, Mr.
Fox has n wlfu who has been living 14
Honolulu und Is expected here on , tho
tlCXt boat, Till) llllforttlnnte Victim Of
' ' wns "n,ul as'iort time ago
,,;
"aJll"infc"r .IL" d po"ff. i" ""
' "". "Z . "a,"" "" .V'l "u'u rucur" "
an nnd a gentleman.
lie has many friends In Manila nnd
the news of his death must come as n
painful shock to nil who knew him.
The Scottish Thlstlo Club Which will
l?lV II tllntltn lit Mfmnnllln nn Till,. J
bus arranged the following proginni. ot
sports for which pr'zca are to be of-
rered: One bundled yards, open)
rcrnteh race, old men's race, ladles'
rncc. hop. step nnd Jump, boye' race,
glrlh race, three-legged
rnee. '
tMlHHlrifc WTfclUHfcNCt
AMIIIVFI'
ikm, Wtmh. fHHn xm
awA ill (Ml MM
j fm ii ftMjBJ) , .,. .. .
IWAliS'llH
ffW iHl
I'M
Am. Tik. fflPitii frr Wf lmix .
ai t.o p. m
-!:-
1,M BblplKUM N"W1
HAH 1'UANCJrHtO. June M.-The II
V Ohitle hna iK bifn hard
d)a out
The tran!iort Kllpatrlrk 1H lt
fur Manila July 1 and the Sherman
July ie. The Hunuork may be nold
The aohooner Aloha haa aalled for
Kahulul with a carco of erude nil
, p, n'nd onp.mlf ',, T.pn.
f y tn0UBAnd bnBB ,.t ,UBar wcrc' t)roUKlu
from Kahulul.
The Alden Hesse sailed yesterday for
Honolulu.
Captain Garllrh of the Hyades, which
arrived Friday from Hawaii, will leave
the steamer to go east and bring the
new freight s'catner Fremont from Ilos-ton
to the Pacific Coast.
The Australia, a Norwegian bark,
from Lelth, arrived in this pwt
terday.
Ship Columbia, Cnptaln Watson, has
moved up to the Itallroad wharf. She
will probably discharge at once.
The American schooner R. H. Jackson
hauled up to the railroad wharf to discharge
her cargo on the SOth ult.
The Tola, a Hritlsh ship which has
tifpn r,natr. lfl at the Ilm-
gard wharf and will ptobably get to
H,a loJfty
The ship Georglna may put to sa to-
day but It U probable that nhe may
not get away until this afternoon,
owing to small repairs that are necessary
and the taking on of a cabin shipment
of cargo. She Is at the Pacific
Mall wharf. An entertainment was
elven on (ward lat evenlnt,
CAPTAIN GIBBONS
RENDERS THANKS
Honolulu, T. H June 30, 1902.
To the Kdltor P. C. Advertiser:
Dear Sir: I dclre to extend thanks
through your columns, on behalf of
myself and the members of the crew
of the Ilrltlsh bark Fannie Kerr. tp. the
people of tho Hawaiian Islands, who
have befriended us during our time of
trial. I wish especially to express our
n.nlllli,ln i rn,ltflttl Tnilll.U H fAITI IP V.
" " "" . ... I
masiur 01 tne sieamur .Miaaiiam, aisu
his officers nnd .engineers for their
united efforts In saving two of iny
bouts' crews, and the extiemo kindness
we received on board their steamer.
Also the residents r Makawell and
Wnlmea, Kauai, nnd especially to,;Mr.
Charles Gay, C. II. Horfgarrd. T.
Hr.indt and William Hastle, for tlwlr
efforts In caring for us after our try-
Ing experience In tho life boats, on the
open se.i for ten days. Their extreme
kindness I shall never forget. Wo also
desire to thank the entire press of Ho-
n()Iulu for .,.,, courteous and accurate
ncc0UIltB ..., thy nl,biishcd of the
.. . .... .. . ....
causes tnai lea to ine noanoonmeiu
cjtpcrlence In making land.
under more happy corcumstnnces than
have marked my present visit to the
Hawaiian Isles, I am, very respect-
fully, CHAS. GIBBONS,
Lute Master British Bark Fannie Kerr.
MURUS ONLt MOKt
ON THE WARPATH
MANILA, June 23. Five soldiers; u
the Infantry, forming
nn advance guard which was escorting
a wngou train half n mile from Cump
Vicars, Island of Mindanao, were
today by ton bolonieii. Ono soldier
had un miu badly cut and another
was seriously wounded In the head.
The Moron captured a rltlu nnd escaped
uninjured. Tho Bndlnglam Moios say
thi! attackers were Moros fiom
who went on the warpath in the
morning for Ihe avowed purpose of
killing negligent Americans.
The first and second separate
have been consolidated.
Lleiiterant Colonel Frank D. Baldwin,
f i om the Island of Mindanao, reports
that tho .Moros havo held n big
conference nt llacolod, Tiie sultan
urged a policy or Vi friendship with the
Americans, but two of the Dattos said
J "T ,lv?iU V r!11, 0!,ler? declnred
cttUsca ,xar tno
"!.,",,- ,?.,
Three towns In the western part of
Island Inclined to be
No Nnwi of lh Portland.
SKATTLi:, Wash., June 21. The fate
of the famous gold steamer Portland,
uliloli Imu li.il .'nilftht In nn Imm.nu
j(.0 noo u,i nt latest accounts was be-
lnB carried. Into the Arctic ocean
":0"K'! uehring fltra.ts. will not bo
definitely known for n week or more.
Bab Wilcox Home
The nainn of Tt. Wilcox appears .on
the Zealandla passenger list ami
doubtless Hawaii's delegate to Con-
,,',',
- -
Secretory Boot has assumed the ro
for the paymont of Oon-
ernl Comet, saylns thnt the action was
necessary In order to quiet the troops
in Cuba.
M'KIKLlYiMilUU)lll
IHMMHMMtlltMHMM
J i
4
X
t
K It Htackable
It C. Stockable .
Ilnymer Hharp ...
A It. Ingalls
Jno V. .Short ....
C J McCraqken .
M. H Drummonil
It. Le nanus ,. .
J It. Olbron
F D. Heringer ,.
A W. Adams
Kdw II. Doyen .
It. H. llemrose ..
12. 1. Fogarty ....
M. G, Johnston ...
M. J. Hcanlon
I. M. N'alual
tft ffti Mi hm?.
Ik. Kimk la m""i htf Imh
tw l4( III HrtM"' " iNMn
in ! hhmhiiM m h Mi
Uai i't4tr H laawi I r'
MW Wl'h M4tt ttkMi WIN Mt tit
HmM Mil Imw at w inwik
BY AUTHORITY.
tax AwKuH'nt f ornrr
T lh ' tlf I'lrt I)i-,
vtotan, Island of Oahu
The Tax Aswucar'n Ikmks foi th
ar 1PW, fr the sevtunl Taxation
t riots, will be open for Inspection by
persons liable for taxation, between the
list and Hlh iUs of July (Sundays ex-1
IC(ptrd), from 6 o'clock In the forenoon
until 4 o'clock In the afternoon, as fol
lows:
1 DISTIUCT OF HONOLULU.
'
At tho Assessor's Olllce, Judlolary
llulldlng, Honolulu.
DISTRICT OF KVA AND WAIANAK
At the Oahu Itallroad & I.and Co.'s
Dcot, Pearl City, Hwa. between the
1st and Uth days of July, and at the
Court House, Wnlnnae, between the
1st and Cth days of July,
DISTIUCT OF WAIALUA.
At the Post Olllce, Wolaluu.
I DISTIUCT OF KOOLAULOA.
I At the Court House, Hauula.
DISTIUCT OF KOOLAUPOKO.
At the Ofllce of the Deputy Assessor,
Kaneohe. JAS. W. PltATT.
Assessor First Division.
Honolulu. June SO, 1&02. 2397-31
CHAS. BREWER & GO'S.
NEW YORK LINE
Hark Puiilmc Kut'y
BAILING PUOM
NEW YOrtK to HON'OLULU
July I. 1902.
For freight rates apply to
CHAS. BREWER L CO.,
t7 Kllb fct., Briton.
C BREWER & CO., LTD.
Honolulu
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission M rchants.
SUGAR FACTOR8.
-AG KN'lt KOIl
The Ew PlantatlyD Co.
Tb Walalu Agricultural Co., ht.
The KonaU Sucar Oo.
Tbe Waiiue Mugar Mill Oo.
The Pulton Iron Works, fcX. Li
Ma
Tbe Sundard OH Co.
Tbe George P blake 8team Pujey,
Westou's Cntrltugli.
Tbe New England Mutual Ut I
curance Co. of Boston.
Tbe Aetna Fire Insurance Ot. a
Hartford, Conn.
Tbe Alliance Assnranoe C. of !
ton.
THE FIRST
American Savings &
Trust Co.
OF HAWAII, LTD.
Capital, J2;0,000.00.
President Cecil Brown
Vice-President M. P. Itobinson
Cashier .-., W. G. Cooper
Principal Office: Corner Fort and
King Btreeta.
SAVINGS DI .'hi ITS received and
Interest ullowud for yearly deposits at
the rato of Vj per cent per annum.
Ilules nnd 'regulations furnished upon
application.
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LIFE and FIRE
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
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AGKNTri FOR
b
OF WOSTON.
Mi Life Insurance Company
OF IIAKTFOKI),
The
4StarM
ISvMoieViJ
Storm-proof, effective, for voutihtins
notoriesa of nil kimts, publio
rcMileuces, etc.
Merchant's Metal "Spanish" Tiles,
Ornamental, Storm-Proof, Easily
Laid
Tboo tiles ure recommended" by
leading nrobitects, engineers nnd
buildnrs of Drst class buildings.
Morolutnl'it "(3011150" Sliinslei copper,
palvjinizeil steel Borew plntes
Semi for illtutrntril book-let of our
pecialUeti, nuiileil frco upon
MEUCUAKT .V- CO.,Iw ,
Hole Mauufncturors,
517 Arch St., Tliilailelphin, Fa.
INXUHANuU
Tlieo. 11. Divles & Co
(Umlted.)
AQENTS FOR FIRE LIFE ANI
MARINE INSURANCE,
Hordicro Assurance Compaq
OF LONDON. FOH KIIIK AND
LIKi:. ICstabiuhej im.
Accumulated Fundi .. . Cl;t,M.
Britisliu4PreigDMiriielQS.C(
OF L1VKHPOOL. FOR MARtHK.
Capital LtM
Reduction of Ratta,
Immediate Payment of Claims.
THE0. H. DAVIES I CO LTi.
AQBNTS.
IMPERIAL LIME
99 15-100 Per Gem Pore.
The very best Lime nnd in the
best containers.
fn Lots to Suit.
Low Prices.
CALIFORNIA FEED Go.
AGENTS.
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
ASSESSMENTS.
THG TWENTY-FIRST
of 10 or two dollars (2.00) per
share has been called to be due and
payable June 20, 1902.
The twenty-second assessment ef
10 or two dollars (12.00) per share baa
bevn called to bo due and payable
21, 1902.
The twenty-third assessment ot 10
or two dollars ($2.00) per share has
been called to be due and payable October
21, 1902.
The twenty-fourth and final assessment
of 10 or two dollars ($2.00) per
share has been called to be due and
payable December 20, 1902.
Interest will be charged on assessments
unpaid ten days after the saane
are due at the rate of one per cent ()
per month from the date upon which
such assessments are due.
The above assessments wlll be payable
at the ofllce of The B. F. Dillingham
Co., Ltd., Stangenwald building.
Slgned) ELMER E. PAXTON.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co.
May 12, 190?. ' 2X83
Clarke's
Blood
Mixture
ffHB WOHLD-FAMED BLOOD P 17 JUKI
EU AND HBSTOHKK,
18 WAKMANTKD TO CLJSAK T
BLOOD from all impurities trim
whaUver cause' arising.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Ecsema, Skin aa
Blood Llseaaes, Blackheads, Flmples aa
tores of all kinds. It Is a nerer fsftlcf ,
permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Sores on the Neck.
Cures Sore Legs. - .
Cures Blackhead or Pimple o $Sm
Face.
Cures Scurvy.
Cures Ulcers.
Cures Blood end Skin Disease.
Cures Qlandj)ar bwtlllugr.
Clears tho Blood from all Impuro rrittfc
Prom whatever naug a'lilng.
It Is u real specific for Uout and
pains.
It removes th. cause from the Ble.1
and Bones.
As this Mixture Is pleasant to the taate,
and warranted free from anything- Injurious
to the most delicate constitution .1
tlther sex, the Proprietors solicit suff.ro
to give It a trial to test Its value.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF W0R
DERFUL CURES
FUOM ALL PA11T3 OF TUK WORLD.
Clarke';: Blood Mixture is sold In bottles.
it 9d each, and Ic cases containing ala
times the quantity, lis sufficient to effsct
a permanent cure In the great majority
of long-standing cases By ALL CBSaf,
1ST and i'aTBNT MEDICINE VENDORS
throughout the world. Proprietors.
THK LINCOLN AND MIDLAND
DHUO COMPANY, Lincoln. Eng-land.
Trade mark-"BLOOD MDXTimB.'
CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE.
CADTION. Purchasers of Clarke'
Clarke's Blood Mixture should set taa
they get tbe genuine article. Worthless
irritations and substitute are omeUjnM
palmed off by unprincipled T.nflora. Tat
words. "Lincoln and Midland Counties
Drug Company, Lincoln, England," are
engraved on the Government stamp, eae
"Clarke's World Famed Blood Mixture"
blown In the bottle. WITHOUT WH1C
NONR Ann aENUINB.
CASTLE & COOKE CO., Ld.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchant
SUAB FACTOH8.,
AOKNTH rOR
T"he Rwa Plantation Company. ,
Mi. Walalua Agricultural Co., fctt
Thr Kohala Sugar Company.
Hie Watmea Sugar Mill Company. . ,
Te Fulton Iron Works, Bt Lsala,
The Standard Oil Company.
rn George F. Blake Bteatn PaJ
HVf.ton'e Centrifugals.
riif. New England Mutual Life Issuance
Company, of Boston.
fh. Aetna Firs Insurant Cotnyaajr, i
Ffartford, Conn.
?bt Alliance Atturaace Comptvny, f
London.
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