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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AliVEKTISKK: HONOLULU, FKr.IUWKY.
20
ISO?.
gm Gosti ntt CITY
laseeJ very Morning, Except
Sunday, by the
HAWAII- GAZETTE COMPANY,
Vca Holt Block, King Street.
A. Y7. PEARSON,
Business Manager.
OF PEKING
AKilOUHCEMEHT.
...n L-
, i .
V
III
1 If Oceanic Steamship Company;
Struck in Eastern Waters
by Japanese Gunboat.
COTTAGE TO RE:i7.
illlMMSO.'S
TIME TABLE
From and A'tcr Jan. 1, 18D9.
i
i Damage W 1 ! 1 Cau-ie Delay cf
Least Five Days Prompt
Action- Repairs.
furnish
. . . . .-
A. ' I
CET WEEN
Seattle and Tacoma
M)-
Horiv lulu and Hilo.
The 8. S. "GAROHHE"
TIME TABLE:
P-
FURNISHED ROOM
J.
i FROM SAN FRANCISCO:
,
moana
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
"F1
6
:ien
3TATIO.53. iMily
(Ontward) ex. Sun.
A.M.
Honolulu.. 7:10
frearl City.
JJwaMm.. S:33
tYalakae
"WaUlna
Xahnku.
ru'.ly
li iUy ex, s -Hi.
A.M. A.M.
9:15 11:05
'J:4 1 1:40
10:08 1:00
10:50
11:65
12: '2
Daily iKily
P.M. i'.M-
3:15
3:47
4:15
4:11
5:40
5:10
S:50
0: 10
STATIONS.
(Inward)
watalaa...
Waianae.. .
Xwa Mill..
JPearl City,
xlccolulx.
g. r. denison,
BuperirtendenT.
Idiv
ex. Sun.
A.M.
5:50
:!5
6::o
Daily Daily
A.M. i'.M
5: ....
;:io
7:10 ....
7:45 105
H:0i 1:30
fc:35 2:15
Diilv
KM
3:55
4
4:52
B:S
F. C. Smith,
Gen. Pas. & Tkt. A gt.
SHIPPING IKTELUGENCL
The Citv of Peking, du'
Honolulu from Yokohama oa Fe't.ru
ary 11, will U- five days late in her
arrival hi-re. The delay is occasion ed
by damages sustained by the Peking
m a collision wun me Japanese gun-,
boat A magi on January 10.
The collision took place off Ichie-
saki, in the province of Kii. At the
time it was very dark and the two ves
sels con hi not distinguish one another.
The Ainagi struck the Peking amid
ships, destroying about ." feet of rails
and knocking overboard No. 3 life
boat hanging on the port-side1 davit.
It is said also that three plates were
injured. The alarm was immediately
given on the steamer and all neces
sary preparations were made for sav
ing life. The life belts were distribut
ed among the passengers.
i
NICELY
rent, with Hoard
tan: a S:rT.
UENISHED
A
rooms :
Vr--
STOLEN.
FROM WAlALUA PLANTATION,
on IKv- mlnn- 14th. Postal Pa-s Hook
,'S.: B. fur whL h a !;U ra: r- ward v i '. !
be givci on y turn f a:r.- Pis:al
Savings Bank. t
FOR SALE.
:.)-.:: r. ; i a:
v'iuii. s ahM.:. Ad tv..'
ad :ti th- E.4 r:i ..r.
nor.- jr p an 1 ti ;:. r.-V- ;c. 1 !
t:; :
a;i
t!-k.-!
I-an!.
ar":c x
A I. T . A ! . A
a:.ami::a .
AlntAI.lA
i: .i-n:.!.!.
::a!:cii i.li:i::u .
MMICH IS At S:iL!.!A
MAKCH rjiM.UIl05.V .
. A PHIL ISjAf.-TIIALlA
... ii
::.vr.c:i 1
::.nc!i 11
::.r.c2i xt
i
IV
HENRY
1
I
il
GL'iSRAL AGESTS.
; I CO.,
FINE LOT OF Llf.HT HiLMT ANJ
hariirsa horses just v i iv.-i and f..r
sale hca; a: corner A.ukea and ii'i? '-n
streets. Whilhrs. r ar of mam
lice Teh-:hon .". Mil
AHIUVKD AT HONOLULU.
Friday, February 3.
LT. S. Transport Scandia. T. W. lart,
from San Francisco, Jan. 2t; carrying
the Twentieth U. S. Hesriment, 1211
men, en route to Manila.
Jap. S. S. America Maru, Walter H.
Cope, from Hongkong, Jan. 14; Yoko
bama, Jan. 2."; 21)3 tons general mer
chandise to II. Hackfeld & Company;
5G2 Japanese, 12 'Chinese for Honolulu.
Stmr. Walaleale, Green, from Kilau
r.a; 3G00 bags of sugar, to V. G. Irwin
& Co.; one box governor and 3 pack
ages sundries.
Stmr. Iwa, from Punalmi, Oahu; 4o0
hags of rice.
FOR SALE.
NATIONAL CAUINKT CASH i;i:r.-
Th-3 Peking manged, however, to en- I jster in irood t)rder. Co-t $210; i'.!
;r r.-I tu l.v.:. : icrA'.zA racr. cujpnn ihrwci Udtu X? ary
r.ii:?"v! Saa IVo.sc: t. a:i j.a: !n tt IViri :::. a! tr.a
N x Yor It .i-y itcamlp 2:s to a'l ir irrraa IVr.x.
Iir f -ir:r.?r rir.:::j!.ir sr?!jr to
Steamer Upolu
Y:i! !f.ivo Honolulu at 10 o'clcxu
. tcuch!::g at !Ionolru. M.ihukoai.
!av.-a;hr. and Knna ports, follows:
AIUUVi: HONOLULU.
Wm. G. IRWIN & Co.
LIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co,
ter Kobe the following morning and sell ior.ii.. -pp. io
t:hnf.s!.y
S."n"KIAY .
l-t-
117
g. imi:tz.
Nuuin'i Str--
WANTED.
posi rioN.
:i rT-
SAILKO FROM HONOLULU.
Friday, February 3.
Stmr. Manna Loa, Simerson, for La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, for Ma
kawli, AVaimea and Kekaha.
Schr. Concord, Harris, for Kaunaka
5cai. Am. ship St. Francis, V. O. Winn,
for Philadelphia, with a full cargo of
sugtar.
Schr. Malolo. Sass, for fishing cruise
off Molokai.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn. for Kauai ports.
proceeded on her way to Hongkong
in the evening. Upon arriving in that
port the steamer went on the dry dock
and underwent repairs.
rne damages to tne gunwwi un LOOKK LLPFIt SKKKS
been precisely ascertained, when tho vcars experience. Will
.mftp5n:i MniMi sailed from Yokohama, chase interest in business. Address
t. i i or vorv Hjrht. aiisw is to W. F. Y. Advertiser oilh e.
... . ol4U
It is stated that sometime aucr me
accident occurred the Amagi entered
Knshimoto harbor and immediately
despatclieu a telegram iu iut- mu, A N1CK sorNI), r.KNTI.i: 1M
olfice, Kobe, inquiring the other ves- norj;p f0r about $!'. .ddr-s P
.Aiv nnd lipr dnmaires. At the I O. Hox 31. M43
X - - ' -
same time the Kobe agent of the Paci
fic. Mail Steamship Company, also rail- WANTED.
eo at ui'"u', : y LWENING HMPLOYMILNT P.V
the ships in the collision were simu.- GvlcrL bookkeeper, etc. l'irsl clais u
taneouslv obtained. Capt. J. i remame l erences. Address
I.I'.AYi: HONOLULU.
rrr.sDAY ri:n. 7
Friday n:n. 17
TUESDAY Kill!. 2
Vot frU'ht and passage r.prr to
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO. LTD.
AGKNTS.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental g Oriental Steamship Go.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
WANTED.
.'HAS. BREViEK d GO.'h
v. New York Line.
AND
St.rjr of the t'j-i-a coaxzU met nil : Hosota'.j asl Icit. tiU
porl oa or about th Ailt b:ov cratloscJ.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
Rio m: janiiiro rnn. ai:i:i:ica mauu rniL 4
copt:c rca is city or ii:xixg rnn. n
AN
Smith is master of the City of Peking.
"W," Advertiser Ofh c
WHARF AND WAVE.
WANTED.
VESSELS SAILING TODAY.
Jap. S. S. America Maru, Cope,
San Francisco at 9 a. m.
for
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
From Japan, per stmr. America
Maru, Feb. 3. W. Maragora. rG2 Jap
anese and 12 Chinese.
Through.
From China and Japan, per Jap. S.
S. America Maru, Feb. 3. Lord Charles
Beresford and valet, R. Grey, E. Rit
tenhouse, A. Conn, R. C. Kingsley, F.
W. Raker, Com. C. P. Reese, U. S. N.,
G. Okada, H. Kobayashi. Capt. O. W.
Farenholt, U. S. N., M. Ill vera, Capt.
Farrell, U. S. A., S. F. Phillips, H. H.
"VVinne, J. Wile, M. Arnolt, Mrs. C. P.
Reese. Lt. W. Naumann. Mr. and Irs.
Bagnall. J. W. Young. E. Riego de
Dioc, Mrs. G. CI. P.arret, Lieut. Aloe, U.
S. A.. Dr. J. J. Guisti, .Mrs. Fong Lee
See. Miss Hoy Sam, Capt. W. M. Dan-
herv. Master Reese. F. Horikoshi, Mas
ter Bagnall and Mr. and Mrs. E. Young.
Departed.
For Maui and Hawaii ports, per
stmr. Manna Loa. Feb. W. Bred p.
Mrs. Hill. C. Willis. Sarah Crockett, G.
V. Wilder. W. Berlowitz. F. Koster, M.
Kilva, A. Makekau, J. Coerper, A. Noell,
p A. Dias. Miss E. C. Smith. Dr. Row-
ntt Dr. Havashi and J. D. Paris.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Feb.
3 W. Waterhouse, T. S. Sedgwick. J.
A. Akina and Makaila, Jr.
For Kauai, per stmr. Ke An Hon,
;Feb. 3. C. Woiters.
Booked.
For San Francisco, per stmr. America
Maru, sailing Feb. 4 Paul Isenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Isenberg, Miss
Streckewald, S. T. Alexander, Miss
Julie Alexander. Charles Clark, Miss
Wilson. Miss Struve. Mrs. O. Sorenson,
C V. Dent, Mr. and Mrs. Hammonson.
;Mr. atul Mrs. B. F. Moore, Mrs. F. G.
.Steamlxrg, W. L. Hopper. Maj. Davis.
Mrs. Garst and infant. Miss G. Garst,
M. Garst, E. S. Valentine. A. Albrecht,
1H. Wemmis. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gar
vin. R. C. Lydetrkei. I". Remensbcrger.
Capt. Geo. W. Freeman.
The Maui brought 11,."40 bags of
sugar from Paauhau to the city yesterday.
The schooner H. C. Wright sailed
from Gray's Harbor for Kahului on
January 25.
The purser of the Waialeale reports
41,121) bags of sugar on Kauai, await
ing smpment.
The schooner Robert. Lowers, bark
lbevt and bark I. F. Chapman left
S:i.n Francisco on January 25 for Ho
nolulu.
The bark George Curtis left New.
York on January 13, with general mer
chandise consigned to Brewer & Co.
The Curtis comes in place of the bark
Johanna, which was recently lost on
the wav here.
A GERMAN WANTS INSTRUCTION
in th-e English language and to tvack
German in exchange. Address X Ad
vertiser oMico. 51 IJ
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A LARGE FEMALE BERNT! AMINE
dog, answers to the name of "IJeaaty."
Reward will be paid for the return i.f
same to W. Woltf is, with H. H.n k'cld
& Co. Ml!
1 ae s..ip l.aitiy i :i'.;r.cy ar.i
faui New York fur Honolulu on March
i.t, and tl;v Uirk Fohng Suey will
iv.iv Apri; i..tti rmm cv rK r.
Honohiiu. if timclor.t Inducer.:-:.:
offrr.-t.
Advances mat. on shipments on li".'-
irral terms. I or f irthrr pirtlcular. :d-
drt-s M.v-rs. CIIAS. UUrAVin: CO.
27 Killiy stre t. r.oston or
c. p.i:i:w!:r co.. ltd..
Honolulu Ag;:t?.
PASSAGE
HATES OF
SINGLE TP.ir.
For S.m rraccIscCaV.a
eil Cahla
I Toyo Kl?cn Kalv..i r.!y .1
ARE AS rOLLOWS:
S-nJ Otla
tTojo K!ca lui'U !y 1
ROUND TRIP.
1!S
ICO
V
I
Bonis 1
OKI
A.vii u."vii o,wr3E8 .
For Yokoaiaa Catla 1150; Tor Saa IVarci CaLta. 4 tn.ya.JlT4
.-tcoa l Cahla u-ijror Yokobaai Cab'.a. 4 aoV... Itt
l Toyo Kin KaNh. ..:;ly.) i Cabin, 12 rao'a. ZCUL9
Ixropeaa steeraA 5jtcr Ilorctocc Cab!a, 4 so'...rCIA0
Tor Hoaskong Cabta JITS i CaMn. 12 tao'. 2ItU
Tor general lafomatlca applj to
"IW. HACKFELD &
,'ca. Hi'As.
Coimnicids the Planter.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25. Captain
Galop, who for years has been a mas
ter of the schooner Mary Dodge, to
day transferred his clothes, bay and
ditty box, to the cabin of the barken
tine Planter, one of the Hawaiian su
gar packets. He takes command of
the sugar carrier in place of Captain
Dow. who died on the last voyage of
the vessel to the islands.
LOST.
EITHER IN HILO OR HONOLULU.
a mileage ticket issued by the North
ern Pacific railroad and hearing the
name cf J. T. Laccasse. The Under will
be suitably rewarded by '.caving tlu
same at this office. 5142
NOTICE.
I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ALL MY
right, title and interest in and to the
c riterion barber shop to it. A. ijoacis.
I Hanking the public tor liberal pat
ronage in the past I ask for a tontin
nance for the new proprietor.
c. J. McCarthy.
Honolulu. February 2, 1:. 511
NOTICE.
Ownership Questioned.
1 . 1. ..
i 01 lector uenerai -icriocier ui
moved to amend his answer to A. M.
Brown's petition for a writ of man
damus compelling letters of registra
tion to issue for the ship "Falls of
Clyde." wherein he denies on infor
mation and belief that the petitioner.
A. M. Brown, is sob1 owner of the ship.
I HAVE THIS DAY INSTALLED
Mr. Benito Guerrero as manager of P.
J. Voeller's grocery store, he havint;
power to buy, sell and sign the name of
P. J. Voeller & Co. 1 will not be re
sponsible for any debts in the name of
P. J. Voeller tic Co., without the s:
nature or the manager or mysvif.
L. II. DEE.
Attorney in Fact for P. .). Voel!. r.
Honolulu. February 1. lS'.f.
51 H
H. ENGELBRECHT,
Sicccs.or to
Saa Francisco Launch Co.
l oailnii'-s the business of :'.. ahvc
company ci the same p!aco.
Urcer North Fo;ci 2uJ Stockton Sirens
SAN FRANCISCO - CALIFORNIA.
Write for Catalogue. 0132
1
8
ft
1)
1!
1
u
pn
bU
0
FOR SALE.
SN amcrA c! the aV)vo liae, raaa'.nj la ciaacctloa ;:!; th? C.UCADl
AN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY l'.wa Vaacoarcr. R. C. a.a4 Sri
ny. N. S. W.. and calllns a: Victor!.!. II. C. Iloaolala, Sixi (Hj:). AtaJ
Wci:ir.g.oa. r:. Z.. &r
sionsroz.
Oa or about ta datfj Lc'.aw ta:cJ. viz:
F0M VA!C0UYE!t AD VICTORIA. tC
JorSj4.WrI:it03(M.i 3S)Jttr:
iiii
Mi-AD OF FAT STEERS
h. l.ih iku rati-h. iati, Hawaii.
AT
Apply to SAMUEL NORRIS.
,113 P. O. W.ilohltri.
FOR SALE.
Raided the Hankers.
The Chinese lottery, known as Pa-
kanio. started on Wednesday with a
capital of $5,000. is broken. Deputy
Marshal Chilhnsworth raided three
joints last night and arrested eight
G h nes.e bankers. iK'snles capmnnc a
quantity of the lottery paraphanalia.
NOTICE
May Flint Reinsurance.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25. Insur
ance men are gambling on the voyage
o.f the American four-masted ship May
Flint. Some anxiety is felt for the
ressel, though it cannot be said it is
overdue. The ship sailed from Hiogo.
Japan, for New York 150 days ago.
And since she left port she has not
.been spoken. An average "voyage be
tween the two ports is about 130 days.
DTtt as the May Flint is considered a
smart ship it is thought she should
have been at anchor in New York har
bor at least a month ago.
The May Flint is one of the best
known vessels in the American mer
chant marine. She was transformed
into a sailing ship from the British
steamer Persian Monarch, and as a re
salt she presents a peculiar appear
ance as a sailing vessel. Twenty per
fnt. reinsurance is now being quoted
in the ship.
'What is that French otttcer so ex
cited and angry about; Mimo one,
intending to be complimentary, spoke
of him as having forged his way to the
front." Puck.
FROM AND AFTER THIS DAT;:
Mr. W. P. Jonnson is authorizc-d to 10-
ccive. collect and r eip: for all mom ;.
due us.
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANUFAC
TURING CO.
Honolulu. Feb. 1. 1V'.. 5'.U
AU.KY'S
IKK
ITS.
THE HOMESTEAD BELONGING
to the Estate of Gc . C. Beckwita. con
taining 2S.32 arr. Jdltutcd al Haiku,
Maui, near th-s Plantation grouad;
elevation C'r t t. trade wlad blow
fresh an i coo! fit.rn the Ka; a cj3
firtah! s.iib.otanti.it hou.se vi 7 ro itns,
3 dressing ro.ur. c'.o-eta. kitchen, pia
try and ofl and . ral o.i'.bui: Jlng
all in vi r-p.ur: trult and aid
trfr. w.i'fr .-ipp'.y from citcra and
n-v. r failing -prir.c-. (IfwI pasture
with raxiiw an I running wa'jr. Clear
ti:' frota !: .; p.: nts. For farther
inr.: in a-: a Irs'i;'..- the pr-ml or
cf F. It. DAMON.
AOILNGI ..
miovi:il .
WARUIMOO
AORANGI ..
M 10 Willi A .
WARRIMOO
AORANGI ..
MIOWKRA .
WARRIMOO
AORANGI ..
MIOWKRA .
WARRIMOO
KKII. 17
MAIL 17
APRIL II
T 12
juni: 0
JULY 7
AUG. 4
5 i 1 r
SEPT. 23
OCT. 27
NOV. 21
DEC. 22
F0.n SYDLY.WtLLlCT0t?X.i.4 SCYA
Fr VktotU ci Vtcctr tBC.::
miowi:il rnn. is
WARRIMOO MAR. 15
AOILNNGI APRIL 12
MIOWKRA MAY 13
WARRIMOO JUNK 7
AORANGI JULY t
S.1IOWKRA AUG. 2
WARRIMOO
AORANGI
MIOWKRA
WARRIMOO ...
AORANGI ,
to Cacxia,
AUG. 20
EE IT. 27
OCT. 25
NOV. 22
DCC. 2 0
Taro-jsh t!c!:t:a :.ruM frora Hoaolalu
K:irYP.
For I"rc!sat aai Pvj;? aai al cncral laforraatlcn. app'j to
Theo. 0. Davies S Co., l.td., Gen'l Agts.
Ex
R.
P. Rithet
o
o
Ci:.
; I t u a'.i.
II a d:i! 1.
I". Reme.nsperger, president ot tae
Enternrise Brewinsr C ompany ot an
Francisco, is among the passengo
bcoketl for the America Maru. Mr.
on
Remensiu rcr cann;
!
(the last Australia.
to Honolulu
A suit on behait )t Lovejoy - Co. tor
rebate of liqtior tluties paid since Aug.
13. is to 'oe instituted. The claim "will
am.)unt to about $20.'H".
Yes. Bits for Bikes, any B:ke. E51-
redge and Belvedere, also Clevelaa i.-.
Direct from the factory where they are
made. We have part for sixteen'
makes of wheels. Also old parts for
wheels names unknown to J. S. B.. lei:
as this week we had a Ramller td
repair, with cones 2 in. diameter, two
wanted. I found them right here In
H. G. W. old stock. Al?o a Progress
wheel wanted a crank. AnotlKr, who
the machine work in this s.hop
dOC:
from the
Mrs. Pond, wife of Lieut,
commanding the Iroquois, will
in- the S. S. Australia.
Pond.
arrive
Capt. George W . 1-reeman is a pas-
stnsrer on the America Maru today for
San Francisco.
BORN.
McLEAN--To the wife of J.
a son.
L. Mdan.
AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Telephone 444.
(afur trying to ret one
agents) found a plated crank in sto:k,
which, with very slight alterations,
fitted perfectly. Pan pHkia. Have
had at least half a hundred ha 1 breaks
to repair on wheels thi week, far
which we hat! every part required. In
stock. And any part not otherwise ob
tainable will be made here at very
reasonable rates. We can weld Stearns
cranks. Not done here before, often
hern tried.
Notice any CLEAN bik- In toxn
this dirty weather? They pay Jl.no prr
month and are kept po at
BAILEY'S HONOLULU CYCLERY.
Established 1S92. 231 King St.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
. .t i f y that 1 i .y wish to s cure
t:h.v r:n c..y :rai as:
sh'.ppliig :!: r of ta- Port, that they
intend tvi t r- r t a TWO-STOIU
!.UILDING on o I oa Qaeca
.-:r'.:t. ..: l tl..i. v.h've of the .-C-
or: i t: ir wi.i run ;n o::.ces
to ? .s.:.i.v ' ? it ir.:rtn!;ng
71" pr x.n.;ty of thi to
iu rcai.tLe an 1 .-hipp.ng c-ntcr o:
thi port, mak r.-t c r.ver..ea:
Iom:;o:i.
ntdi. -.it :;;? .'or r--:n may b nv',.-
a ..r.c to C. BREWER a: COMPANY.
LTD . cj-.-a
Ho!.-'-:: :. J.imary l":h. 1:?
5125
New line
of Surreys
and Phsetons
HAND AND
MACHINE
OOO
MADE HARNESS.
n r
t'T.
the
Trimmings, Lamps, Harness
Whips and Laprobes.
OOO
Extra fine ASTItACHAX L.M'IlOUES: Jut the th-np
for rainy weather.
Don't place an order until you have seen our scods.
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NOTICE
ALT. ACCOUNTS DUE ME UP TO
and including Iveembcr CI. 1S?3. for
tho payment of which arrangement
are not made pr'.or to January 21, IS:?,
will b collected by process of lax.
My mother (Mr.. A. J. Burgos) ao! !s
my
power
o: attorney.
Honolulu
Carriage
Manufactory.
DR. G. w. nuRGnss.
Honolulu. January 11, 153.
512C-tf.
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