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The undrinlicnrd having aa
I'oliitrJi RRrtili of the above coinpauj
are prepared to Iiihim rlnki aralnti
fire on Htotif And llrlck llulldlnrja an
on atored ttirreln on th
mint favorable term. Kor particular
apply l the ofllrc of
V A. HCHAKFKIl A CO., Ai.
German Lloytf Marine Intur'ci C
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance C
OP UKIILIN.
The above Inaurance Campanlea
Mtabllahed a general agency here, an
the underalgned,' general agenta, are
uthorlceu to take rlaka agalnit the
danger of the tea at the moat
ratea and on the moat favorabli
tertna.
F. A. BCHAEFKR CO.,
Oeneral AgeoU.
General Insurance Co. (tr St
River and Land Transport
tf Dresden.
Having eatabllahed an agency at Honolulu
and the Hawaiian Ialanda, the
undersigned general agenta art
to take rlaka agalnit the dangera
of the aea at the moat reasonable rata
and on the moat favorable terma.
F. A. 8CHAEFER CO.,
Agenta lor the Hawaiian Ialanda.
The Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL I600.0M.M
OFFICERB AND DIRECTORS.
Chaa M. Cooke President
P. C. Jonea Vice President
C. H. Cooke Caahler
F. C. Atherton Assistant- Cashier
Directors Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney,
J. A. McuanQless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Corporations,
Trusts, Individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking entrusted
to It. Sell and Purchase Foreign
Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordnlary and Term Deposits received
ind Interest allowed In accordance with
and conditions printed In poaa
looks, copies of which may be bad on
ppllcatlon.
Judd Building, Fort Street.
TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INS. CI.
OF HAMBURb.
Capital of the Company and '
reserve, relchsmarks (,000,Nt
Capital their reinsurance companies
lOl.WO.OO
Total relchsmarks 107,660,t
North German Fire Insurance C
OP HAMBURG.
Capital of the Company and
reserve, relchsmarks 8,89t,0M
Capital their reinsurance companies
MM,0M
Total relchsmarks 48,830,001
The undersigned, general agenta of
the above two companies, for the Hawaiian
Island, are prepared to Insure
Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise and
Produce, Machinery, etc.; also Sugar
and Rice Mills, and Vessels In the harbor,
against lass or damage by fire on
the most favorable terms.
H. HACKFELD & CO., Limited
T
SS-53
'My L&dyS;
Jewels
Knthlne chArms avomnn
HVe beautiful jewelry. Jitit ,
ncictmrllj' cxpeiitlo Jewel-1
ry, but tntteiul ouriascs
COIUUIU ft liwfci; ncrui mi.:... w
Feminine Fln'ry at lew
cost
Hint will nrnciil to tlio Judg
ment of tbu nioet exoctlng
If jou nre undecided nsto
what on will Klanro
imt our nock will prubiibly
ghe you the ditlicil Idea
lliuiy new- ilef Iki aro lieru
whlihjou liaenoteeti. Wo
will be liajipy to tliuw them.
MiSM
H.F.WICHMAN
BOX 342.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,
UMITKl).
Firo and Marino Insurance A'gts,
AGENTS FOR THIS
Royal Inauranea Company of Liverpool.
Alllancs Aaaurance Company of Lon
don,
'Alliance, Marina and CUnaral Aaaurana
Co., Lid., of London.
Moulin Union National JnauraiiM
Compaay of Hclnburgn,
WllbtHiu of Madgaburg Qanaral lnau,
net Company,
'Aaaoetatad Aaauranoa Co., MA., of Ma
nlcn and Merlin,
innn;iu L. ... j lui s
In lliu rilH'J Hlul court )ilMlay
Jil'IHii V- nrdvrH lliltl A nolle irn
iiui in) eiiiuol in ill iliiuu lnlluiimiiiu
dmhIiiiI Jmih) M'Otit, und l) as m
ihw H4ini )uiy
HAWAttAtf tiMwrm, riDAYtjAmJAT m. m wwwimi,v
MERCHANTS WILL LOOK
INTO TAXATION PLANS
Committee of the Association Appointed to
Consider the Questions Asked
in Schedule I.
(From Thursday's Daily.)
There will be a storm about the ears
of Tax Collector Pratt before the business
men of the city make out and file a
a full set of answers to the questions
In Schedule I. Tills was foreshadowed of
In the discussion of the matter In the nf
incetlnjj of the Merchants' Association
yesterday and the committee appointed
to take up the question will not permit
It to drop until they have had some
understanding with the department. It
was openly asserted thut there have a
been received, nt the tax office, the returns
It
of many corporations without tho
answers which nre comprised In the To
schedule, while now It Is Intltnnted that
there must be such liifotmatlon Riven.
This Ih classed ns the Krossest kind
of discrimination and the business men
will resent the action.
as
The meeting of the Association was
well attended und was presided over
by Vice-President Dlniond In the absence
It
of President Mucfnrlane, confined
to lilsjlinuse by Illness. The element of be
humor was Interjected early In the session
by the reading by Sect etui y Harris To
of' the following letter:
Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 25, 1902.
The Merchants' Association, Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Dear Sirs: I note In today's "Press
Dispatches," a communication from be
Hon. T. Thos. Fortune, special labor
commissioner sent to your islands by
Hon. Mr. Shaw, Secretary of Treasury
of the United States, In re scarcity of
labor with you, for the plantations. If
you will place me In touch with the
be
proper parties, who would be willing to
advance transportation from this section
to your country and in addition
allow me a reasonable peri capita
for nny services in gathering
them together, I can furnish fiom
1,000 to 10,000 of our Southern negroes,
the best farm laborer in the wcfild.
Hoping to hear from you, I am
Lout
Very truly yours,
S. K. WILLIAMSON.
No action wns taken and the matter
of the tnx blank was called up by Vice-President
DImond. He said that he
thought there was no reason for the Insistence
upon answers to the many
questions which so closely affect tho
business houses, and that there were
particulars asked for which were not
FIVE MONTHS'
RAINFALL
Kalnebe rainfall for nine years past.
Months. 1894 1895 1896 1897
January . . .. 3.00 G.31 12,84 6.67
February . . . 11. 09 10.32 14.46 5.72
March 21.49 28.21 20.43 4.41
April C.90 39.48 12.84 4.32
May .34 G.8C 10.56 1.57
June 2.35 1.25 6.26 2.03
July 3.98 9.65 3.93 1.67
August 4.CG 7.77 9.37 6.70
September . . .35 C.92 1.50 1.44
October 2.84 3.67 6.41
November . . 20.25 11.54 1.16 9.
December . . 17.84 .57 11.17 7.
Totals 93. C9 131.53 110.92 52.62
Rainfall nt Kuknlau Mill for 1902.
Elevation, 230 feet.
Inches.
January 3.29
February 3.52
March 62.76
April 8.23
May 17.51
June 5.99
July ,.; 2,69
August 14,66
September S.3I
October '...., 6,95
November 1 13,45
December 21,99
Totnl 172.38
Italnfull for 1902, Elevutlon, 000 feet
Inches.
January , tMMMIIMI .31
February 12
March , , .11
April , , , .32
May , , , ,,,,,,,,, tftlf, ,,,,,,,,, .15
Juiih , , , ,,,, i I If MMt ' ,Ci
July (tltlflll,,,ft, ,02
AllKUHt .41
MI tf M ft ff
Hti'tt'inber i n If tllttlf II), ., ,i0
Octnliur , , , ,, Mil ft fill ti II I) ,6
Noyuniliur .
,87
llttfl ttltll II It
Jiurunilior , ,
.li
Xftlf ft II tl II i
T'it"l t ii iittiiiiift mi'"li(l
MiiliifHll fur mh JJjj)V"iD, W fri,
llihf.
JM!ury ,, I. II
JWjnmry , , if .09
Miih'Ii b)M
.M'rll Ml
necessary. There was n long dlouIon
over the matter and llnally tho matter
resolved Itself Into the appointment of
committee, consisting of Mussrs. 1)1
moiul, Helm and Super for the purpose
tnklng up the question of the k'lnil
Inquiry which Is made Into the affairs
of the various corporations doing
business In the Territory.
The Association then received the report
of Its committee sent to the Joint
body, which considered the matter of
census of tho Orientals In the city.
The report wns received and adopted.
Is as follows:
the Builders and Traders' Exchange,
the Merchants' Association and the
Honolulu Trades and Labor Council'.
The Joint committee appointed by
your several bodies for the purpose of
taking n census of the business und
trades of Honolulu, beg'leuve to report
follows:
Your committee have Investigated the
cost of taking such n census nnd believe
Is beyond the limit which In your
committee's opinion your bodies would
willing to expend. The Huwullun
census of 159C cost $0.33 per hundred.
be exnc't, prndtlcally a complete
census of the city. Including 40,000 to
45,000 people, would be necessary. The
cost of taking the census of 1890 In
Honolulu proper cost 4.87 cents per
head. This would mean about $2,000.
Even if the census were attempted to
taken by your committee, without
government authority, it would be Incomplete
and inaccurate at the best.
Your committee have arranged for
compiling statistics from the Internal
Revenue ofllce as to Chinese, which will
absolutely reliable n.s far as they go.
There may be home slight expense attached
to this compilation, which your
committee ask leave to teport later
when the statistics are compiled.
Your committee therefore recommend
that they be discharged und that the
several organizations herein represented
adopt the following resolution
delay, ns the' biennial session of
the Legislature Is almost upon us.
''Resolved, that It is the .sense of this
6rganlzatlon that the Legislature
should make this year un appiopriatloii
sulllclent to pay the expense of establishing
nnd mnlntnlulng a fully
permanent statistical bureau whoso
duty It shall be to compile all existing
statistical Information regarding the
Hawaiian Islands and the taking of a
biennial census of the Territory of Iia-
RECORD OF
ON MAUNAKEA
Elevation, 1450 feet.
189S 1899 1900, 1901 1902
2S.42 .49 6.32 11.49 4.14
5.35 .74 10.11 8.60 yt.m
30.35 19.70 4.85 25.66 93.39
8.05 15.84 11.02 3,57 14.74
4.12 3.54 16.14 .40 29. 8S
2.05 2.81 3.48 .21 12.05
G.5S 5,96 2.62 1.07 2. 48
4.59 1.17 .26 32.62
1.03 l'.CO 1.15 .70 8.06
.89 3.19 23.35 7.59 5.03 y.yo
CO 3.47 8.00 18.14 17.56 19.50
CO 10.99 .09 5.71 14.75 31.89
107.19 89.31 90.93 87.36 275.46
May 29. 8S
June ...'... 12.63
July 2.18
August . . . . 32.62
September . . 8.06
October . . . 9.90
November . . 19.56
December . , 34.89
Total 276.46
Hnlnfall for 1902. Elevation, 3300 feet.
Inches.
January . . .' 2,77
February , 2,65
March . . . 78.30
April 22.77
Mny , ,.,,.,,, 7. OS
Juno .i.iii 4.88
July ;, , 06
August . . . .lull,,,,,, i,i, U.8S
September , , , ,,,,,, , ,(,
October ,,, ,,,,,..,, ,,, 6,68
Novitmbnr . . . ,..,,,,,...,,,,,,,,., 10.66
IM'oml.er . , , , 31.21
Total . . , ,)b0,r9
Hulnfull fur 1002, Klovuiloii, .WVf) fu.
IihjIi'im.
Moron fi.tiitttfftfti' in , 2701
April i t it m if imi f i f i i i i ,.01
May . . . i .. 1. 1, tf i f f ., ,. .. 1 1 it i, . (i,
Juno , , , ,,
ti i, . 1 1, ,ti.t. i ,itt i tin .7IS
Jlllj" i, ' li ttHMMf ' ,B0
AlJKIJ! I lltlHllllfiM Mil II II .eo
t&MH'lji.iiir . . i Mi.itiiiiiiniiiM.
nilUliJO' i ftlltlf Mill mil. mh
ht i BJUlrtir I I II MM Mil II l ' I illl li
ihasinhjr 1 .60
mi, mi mi. mh
Tumi Jin
fcll HHItulfttly j." h of
nlnxMliH l ho o un! itiffi iwii n I i
(lilP'in tli 'ft llirM i
ll' M Hill Hit- l,.iU;.
Iihlttr of ihla ianiMttin ar. h i.'n
iHfit4 w rtil -i I r ti Ih hi
, If tit loll nf y i . imi imi. M.
'i I ii.iUatnit In hm
I rvtiKMNM"! i i i hi
Ifclli In M It!, muni Mi dim fl nd In hi
tftsUiMta f A i iMi.pt lilt I. and imI.I
r..,.,ii airartotf i iH) uhk
pieaHimm b. f r lh nwilli4n l.i
tllmial tVdinti iNMiMNlttM ami Ilui
l(v Cam u Hd tu . uit
ttidr aKtMutai thrr."
-The raixirt nf tli mi
stntlrtle Is nttuahed
ltttfp(tfuly submlltiHl,
JOHN HMMH1.UTII.
1'HHD U WAI.11HON
V. W. HAltlUS,
JAS. NOTT. JH.
W. LAltHKN.
C. M. TAYLOH.
Honolulu, Jan. 16, 1903.
I K. IMiikhum suggested that there
was a sentiment that some recogni
tion should he made of the work of
the Senators who had held meetings
here. In Investigation of the nffalis of
the Territory, and who had made some
recommendations which would be of
vnlue to the people at large. The general
opinion wns that there were several
things In the report which would
be Inimical to the good of the Territory,
and that the whole should be laid
aside for the present. The meeting
then adjourned. Those present were:
V. V. Dlniond, V. W. Harris, John G.
Ilothwell, Fred L. Waldron, J. L.
John F. Soper, H. II. Williams,
E. A. Mclnerny, J. A. Oilman, F. C.
Church, T. J. King. F. Wakefield. J.
Hocking, W. W. Hnll, L. E. Plnkhnm,
II. F. Wlchinnn. P, It. Helm, Seeley
Shaw, A, Montano and J. A. M. Johnson.
So Different
ots of Claims Like This, But
so Diilerent Local Proof
is Wl)at Honolulu
People Waut.
There are a great many ot them.
Every paper has Its share.
Statements hard to believe, harder to
prove.
Statements from far-away places.
What people bay in Florida.
Public expressions from California.
Outlines good endorsement there.
Hut of little service here at home.
Honolulu people want locnl proof.
The sayings of neighbors, friends and
citizens.
Home Indorsement counts.
It disarms the skeptic; Is beyond dispute.
This Is tho backing that stands behind
every box of Doan's Kidney PJIls.
Here Is a case of It:
Mr. Cyrus S. Edison of Kaplolanl
Paik, this city, says: "I um at present
a teamster nnd came to the Islands
Iifi " -"
K r
v terorrwr'jii
m i V. Ki y"i'Tl''Xfr
EniMaiflHflflHl'
'f
j"J5
w
SAVE YOUR SKIN
. lrrent alt In rum nml ttnrnat nf omniiiifl "".
kid gloves with tho llnirer ends cut
cnUs dry, flMurcd, Itchhig, fiverirti iln;
f
now to Purify nml Beautify
the Skin nnd Complexion.
To t!rrrtTP. tuir.fy, nmnioaiitUvllin kUiii. niitl
ptvti.ut pimp)ftp, MoldiM.
t.lavMmi.U, niliiiw, n..iR.,, miv, , ,'. 'tig.
j,.(.w, iimiliy ,,, nipl
fiirma t.f klu l.l.mUlieMm ..tlur aklii'irnm pl'i c i wwSu
for rj iiimnrnl to lm iihiiinhI vMth ft mm SUI', Inc hh.Vi no ollwr im
riwIicMhtu'iiiiM', Ir , the rJW.,f, frrfuf nf, ur furt.iw, Jcoinlliliin of tliu I'ohijI
SAVE YOUR HAIR
How to Prevent Falling Hnlr Scalp
Humours and Dandruff.
CIonnc tho ppnlp mul Imlr thorounhly with a warm shnmnoo of
fciAP, rln llh warm water, dry carefully, nn.l nl iHQ diwilne
I'tU're "A lmren Vf,,,mo,llc,.,,i' iwwly "tClHil Into (ho iS?n. "n fe
pimple, KfreaMni:, and luospentlvo lnntinpnl tho seal and In Ir
Sift l5ea,B,, nUl '!n,ln,n' 800.,!, lrrl"'. Itol.ltiK aiirfawaVt"mu"nto tlir
ha r follicle, tho
nupply roots with energy nu.l nourMmifi.t, an. ,ko t
hair grow uiwu a iwoct, wholesome, nnd healthy scalp, whea nil elio fall,.
SAVE YOUR HANDS
How to Make the Hands Soft and
White in a Single Night. ,
.. . . .. . '
llnthft and annl? llm lion.la nn ti.ti..
8oAiDw!horiEM;
this one IS&'tXXZS tTSSSWtOS
nnd
alllicted with a blesalnir w ""
chnnnnd.
sore, mntih n r.,n,.. I i
CutlCUra Co,!,plfi,e External and Internal Treatment for Even Humoor,
fu a a J"l,.,?,.if9P7l?,,"6oto,"n,,,,h,,ltlnofcrat.nrtclei
...
Ti f4 MU Jhrouffliont IMM Ulflflll a HBt
UTrKiaDHUttAMUCHEM. COEf., 8ol lTopt.,
DR J. COLLIS BROWNE"
O KMOlgQiPraTia
bbi -a. i li epa,
-1 -
IS THK OKIOINAL
Tlie book in the u)mv left hand corner in called
an Extra Iluuuiu with patent back. It is a
binding and the uhuuI Htylc for first claun
work, The one in the centre BhowB how the
patent back thrown the book open flat, The one
in tlie lower riht hand corner U called a Iull
BumU with patent buck. It In Hultable for tlione
wUblng nomethlng more tttyllah than ad Extra
Buwix, Wo ulao manufacture any other wtylo
4Mdrcd, ucU ail quarter bound) half bound,
UirMHjuarter Wad, full bound, ttc, on nhort
aetic, Eywy book guaranteed, ,,,,,,
- ..V11" uhuuua, vnui.uiuaL. . . uia
Acar durini? At. I
thnnlirhf. nl.l lo-
ofr For red, rough, chapped hands.
sltapdesV nalURhlS ln7,
Coughs,rColds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
DU. J. COLLIS BltOWNE'S CHLOnODYNE. Vice Chancellor BIR f.
PAGE WOOD stated puullcly In court that Dlt, J. COLLIS BROWNE wot
undoubtedly the, INVENTOR of CHLORODYNE; that the whole story ot
the dffpudant. Freeman, wns deliberately untrue, and re regretted to lay li
had been sworn to. See the Times, July 18, 18CI.
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE Is a liquid medicine which
assuages PAIN of EVERY KIND, affords a calm, refreshing sleep WITHOUT
HEADACHE, und INVIGORATES the nervous system when exhausted.
Is the GREAT SPECIFIC FOR CHOLERA, DYSENTERY und
The General Board of Health, London, reports that It ACTS as
CHARM; one dose gencrully BUfllcIeut.
Dr. Gibbon, Arn.y Medical Stuff, Calcutta, states: "Two doses complettly
cured me of diarrhoea."
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE Is the true pallatlve In
NEURALGIA. GOUT. CANCER, TOOTHACHE, RHEUMATISM.
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE rapidly cuts short all attacks
of EPILEPSY, SPASMS. COLIC, PALPITATION, HYSTERIA-IMPORTANT
CAUTION. The Immense Sale of this Remedy has given
rise to many Unscrupulous Imitations.
N. B. Every Bottle of Genuine Chlorodyne bears on the Government
Stamp the name of the Inventor, DR. J. COLL" BROWNE. Sold In bottles.
Is lVd, 2s Od and 4s Cd, by all chemists.
Solo Manufacturers. J T. Davetlpurti 33 Great Russell St., London.
fifteen years neo. Previous to that I
drove a stngu coach In the United
States. These occupations necessitating:
my hehiK out at ull seasons were no
doubt the cause of my kidney disorder.
I hntl tho ordinary symptoms of this
complaint, and resorted to a host of
thliu;s to cure It. All of them failed
to do so, however, und when I had almost
given up hope I heard nbout
i. . ipr' wiwuiiimciciuiocurcin
..... .. .
IlAKn II l ii V.l ...---
putt fttal
BOitOtt. U. ti. A
,
AMD ONLY GKNUINK.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and not
some at tho Holllstcr Drug Co.'s store.
They' did Indeed relieve me nnd I am
quite satined with the benefit they
have heeh to me."
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills nre for
snlo by all dealers; price CO cents per
box (six boxes J2.C0). Mailed hy tho
Holllstcr DniB Co., Honolulu,
for the Hawaiian Islands.
BLANK BOOKS
We are Manufacturing Blank
Books which for price and workmanship
are equal to Coast or
Eastern Work. Call for Prices.
Telephone Main 88.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
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