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THE PACIFIC i COMMEKCIAL AI)VKKTKSEK: HONOLULU, MAIJUII, 1. lO.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
World's Standard
for time keeping.
Should be ia the pocket of every
wearer of a Watch
'
V.
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HAWAIIAN LODGE, NO. 21, F.
& A. M.
GOING TO BONES
H.r..
i.
'Ship
There will be a s;xdal rm-'-ting ti
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21, F. & A. iL.
at its Hall, Masonic Temple, corner of
Hotel and Alakea streets, THIS
(WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON. March
1, 1899, at 3 o'clock, to attend the fun
eral of our late Brother Daniel F. San
ford. Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge le
Progres and all sojourning brethren
are fraternally Invited to attend.
By order of the W. M.
K. IL G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
Edward O'Brien
Breaking Up.
Some Coal Is Being Taken Out
Loss of the Niagara In 133'J
Wreckage Afloat.
19
NOTICE
TO SUBSCRIBERS
KIHEI STOCK.
FOR
THE STOCK OF THE KIHEI
Plantation Company, Limited, being
about to be Issued, subscribers are re
quested to immediately notify the
undersigned if they want their stock
issued in any other than their own
names.
LORRIN A. THURSTON.
Many years1 handling oj V. Secretary Kihei Plantation Co.. Ltd.
JoW-o.,. Honolulu. Feb. 28, ISO'J. 310.7
S Watches convinces us, that price
considered, The Elgin is the
most satisfactory of American
Watclies. J
Cased in .... V
MIME, bib ILK, UULU riLLLU
AND SOLID GOLD.
'We have a full line and sell
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f hem at right prices.
ADJOURNED STOCKHOLDERS'
v MEETING.
THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the Stockholders of the Ha
waiian, Fibre Company, Ltd., will be
held at the office of Mr. Cecil Brown at
4 o'clock p. m. Friday. March 3rd, 1S9I.
WALTER C. WE EDO N.
Secretary.
ELGINS reach us right.
ELGINS reach you right.
Elgins stand for what is right
in time keeping and lasting
qualities, and that is why we
ny tinht in. misiJiina the Elnin
V ..-v v-..--.. 7-
Watch.
NOTICE
mm
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office of Bruce Waring & Co.,
Progress Block, up to Saturday noon,
March 11th, 1899, for the construction
of a street on the "PACIFIC
HEIGHTS." The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. Specifications
can be obtained at our office.
The ship K-IwaM O BrUn ha.- S-n
all but abandtjneil as a total SLe
has not buJgM an, Inch sine Mor.d iy
and her JioM Is nour about full ! .
ter. Tho fcohooner Jja Ninfa Is .i!o:i4
sSilo tiuin off soni5 of th ivil. t il
it tv ill no. b mu Ci longor ttntll t!ie
old vosy-el I. broken vnlrt ly. Still
ther ar sonic a'(ns th front who
think that lh O'Brn ni.ty la.t a con
siderable tim inV-. wry roucli
ther sc:p in. Son f th !d m:irin
ers ivnionl.: .!ie a r-c! of th British
bark Niaf:.ir.T. tn O r U. 1S2.
wh!"h ran o: th n.rr.- corner where
the O'Brkr. 'ow li.-s J.llc-ss. Shr
grain U'd-r frfm Orton lound fr
London arid came n-re ia lIhtr4- for
water or repairs ..r s-imethinK rl.-.
With a pilot on boarl the NUpar.i
went iant; on the r--f, a crowd watch
ing here fror.i the 1 Mall wharf th n
the days of lio S:c-r, Tity of Nav York.
St. Paul and otht-rs t.ox insl To
thdr rest.
It vas a briit t-ruoon and Ihr
o'.d goveramcnt tuc: PIe pulled away
all the ro?t of thai U-y and during tb
night. An America jr.a.v-of-war In
naval ro-v offered Iw r!p. but It a !e
illnrd. Tlif vh;. fn gt soakvd
with waur. swrll-! aal burst the
Aeams cf :h' Niar.ra am! she wa
hulk remained for roz:i;s afterwards
on th rc--f and had to 1-? blown away
by dynamite. The V. :5. S. Alaska ttnjk
n few shots at the -It relict. Wiseacre
pretlltt till future for the O'Brien.
Parts oi the O'Brl's keel are float
ing around just o'.ts!do the ihannel
a sort of reminder Jai 5he is going to
n'wts. Tho ire-.i tri-Nl to -curv a
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nharoH (K.kaU. lloi: ! hart lUujil
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elegant lets 31
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Til
UNlO..
Arc Take n. )
A lutftlnc with a Ww of orKan!xi&t;
a .Ministerial fnlou heM at th
Y.M.C.A. )etcrlay morclc;. Tho jUn.
which was UKtfnI by JIcv. Wm. M.
Klncald. looks to the hrtclni: f the
nuniit n and headn of U!lei In ChrN
tlan work Into rlowr lotKh with or.r
another. Tho Idea wa, adoca:xl by
ail prrttoni and a mmmltteo cn by-!i
was appomuil. rorndftilnj: nf Ilnni.
Klncald. Ganlnrr and lVarm. U-v.
Dr. Hyde and Mr. Co!nan. Hir uxt
mevlim: -will le he!l al f rV!ti'k Mon
lay mornlnjr.
Msnoa on the roid. with
unsurpassed view and
climate. On line pro
posed Rjpid Transit.
Easy terms.
a Several town lots on Ber
etania Street, Ewa side
of Geo. Rcss.
$ One house and lot on
Berctania Street.
4 Lo's in different pans of
Kewalo Tract.
5 Kapiolani Park Addition
Lots, on installments.
6 Two adjoining lots. Pearl
City, near station.
7 Seven acrer.more or less.
rice and kula land, ad
joining Minister Cooper's
land in Minoi
C4llr t do-4b;4. A cr-J tntsxtj!. " AWU ticfcuiii, uuiuw at
iMakiKt or
CRQVU DlSTttlHllES CG?.TfliY.
FOR SALE.
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(NltAtl St'lfiM!. Slt:il.T.)
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5161
BRUCE WARING & CO.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
-AT
The undersigned, having been ap
pointed assignee of the estate of S.
Decker, a bankrupt, of Honolulu, Oahu,
by order of the lion. W. L. Stanley,
second judge of the Circuit Court of
the First Judicial Circuit, hereby noti
fies "all persons having claims against
the estate of S. Decker, or Modeiros &
Reduced Prices. Decker, to present same with voucher.
same bo secured by mortgage upon
real estate, within six months from
date hereof, or sueh claims "will be
The wise ones are marching here. I forever barred.- All persons indebted
Tr is Btore ia the objective point. to tne estate or b. iocKer or Metros
. . . . . . & Decker, are also notified to pay such
Come in and take a peep at values. debts to e assJ&nee.
The crood dressers appreciate our
Furnishings at money-saving figures.
J. LANDO,
Successor to
L. E. TRACY,
I. 0. 0. F. Building,
Tort St., above King St.
FIRST CLASS
Bicycle Repairing
Done at Very Reasonable
Figures.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CLEYELAKD BICYCLES FOR REKT.
.Dated Honolulu. February 7th. 1S03.
I. RUBINSTEIN,
At office of Hyman Bros., Queen street.
Assignee of Estate of S. Decker.
5150
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SHIP.
WILLIAM SAV1DGB
210 Tort Syr:.
SB II FT A fd A
ca.mi:ka v.xxw i.nru ni:. " ... r.
I aly the ord arwi:t;r
lckard, ocd ! ritt-a it U r-'-fv-ty
azd id si ply to kxII oJr .:irai5tj to
thU adTrrU4-3JaL Our oonr. a ib
ft tbort irrk lhAi p hxr Ur-a In
butn4 hj Ik"0 little aT of thf
uozrixxt. V.V hxxc tkitm4y ln faT
orrl with n Utcr rortJoa of tfc tl
'knocks him cohl" from J1S00 on theiu:i schov)!. will poak on llctumiu I trad la ton. h: hud:y a Jjt
hauJing of tho O'Briens cargo S.CC0 Ja;Kin. a tbcrt which kr.oir thr-r lt tufUl. ores im
tons at GO cenU. oughly. In connection with th Ice-n . f cf .ITT- TVZT '
Wharf manager GtlSlhan has K-en turc. Mr. C. Ilodnann Ul Vwt L.IV f tt . 1U .. ... . . ..
approached Xor the uso of hh cow I a number of storcoptlcon viwn. Thwl tXJltKr
but as ho wishes to uso them the ivst vlowa nre uihl to b th f.t crcrl ... eUrt a9u,tllf. nrrrjrii
piece, but It was. ioo roth ycstenlay.
Vlonc .vith tho rvl of th O'llrlon' I IMcliircMiic Japn". Willi I'rof.
cargo it will finally bo cast upon the Scott the Speaker.
reef, "deal vasy' or tho t-rlfty I Th lecturt for Iho Undt at tbc
wrwker a.lon?: shor- Irtvt ntly onrinlxcl CAinra club mill ho
Ell i'eorC, xa tirayiui. iw n t uvxi rs.nur.ay Trr.5cs ni
bit o. a kick over the disaster too. It Aswxrlatlon h.Ul. Trof. iVott. of Ihc
of this year he woa't consider the Tro-
positlon Just now. "Le-tle too risky'
for Archie.
s- n in mis r;iy. I ae tirocc: win work. OUICKKIt trt na4 tnort cenr-
P to the building of n dark mum forltcoa trratarci than thy rrcrh
the Camera club. Admission crt.l. tfttrtforr arr on tr.?.
PLAINS 1-IKi: STATION.
. . .
stv-titii I'lc.i fur l'roicciiou .uuut
KN( J AG KM KNT A NNOt - NCIH .
C. E. Le MUNYON.
Punahou
school tract
9 Fine business properly
in heart of city.
to Lands in Nuuanu valley.
1 1 Long leasehold at Kaka
ako with good returns.
12- -S0LD.
i j Only 6 more lots of all
sizes in different parts
o! the most desirable lo
cations of Kalihi, with
fine views, macadam
ized streets, and water
supply from city. These
lots we sell at lowest
figures in monthly In
stallments without in
terest so as to put them
within reach of any
. body who wants a home.
I4-SCID.
by a Resident.
KDITOR P. C. A. I
The enmem of Ml OlUr Sttrt. "oo S. 3. 4. Lot DalMltc Tort SS. JiD.
wbh tollnp. daughter of lh SterlloR Illcyc:
MARINE VIEW
RESIDENCE LOT.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO-
fore existing between Mr. M. !M. Kohn
and C. W. Macfarlane, under the name
of the Oceanic Gas and Electric Co.,
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr. C. W. Macfarlane retlr-
ng from the business, which will he
carried on by Mr. M. M. Kohn, who will
assume all the liabilities and collect all
outstanding accounts.
M. M. KOHN.
C. W. MACFARLANE.
Honolulu, II. I., February 25, 1S99.
5165
We have a few second hand wheel 9
which we are selling at cut rate prices.
. . . CITY REPAIR SIIOl. . .
E. JONES. R. CLARK.
115 Bethel Street. Tel. 1 0 1 1 .
Orpheum Cafe
Above Okphecm Theatub, Fokt St.
OPEN DAY AND NIGBT
Meals Served at All Hours.
EEGULAll
From 12 Till 2 o'clock.
FAMILY DINING ROOM IN CONNEC
TION. TABLES RESERVED FOR LADIES.
WHITE LABOR EXCLUSIVELY.
C. L. COW, Manager,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.,
held at their office February 9th, Miss
L. A. Pans was elected treasurer vice
!Geo. H. Paris, resigned.
L. A. PARIS,
5151 2045-3tF Secretary.
THAT MAGNiriCKST !UMBf Jot
iJiua! on NORTH !de of THURSTON
AVENUE. Adjoining the rahtoo? of
make a plea in -boha. r oi myseu nnupu,K. vo., i jvenosna, to wr.
many other resldeats of tho Alakikl. Lorclt "Wheelman, of Honolulu, was
Punahou and adjoining dltitrictA. A announced thU mornlnp. Mlf Stcrllnjc
large proportion of the residents out M well known in Honolulu, ia fact th
this way, myself included, aro age f . .
earners. By dint of nany years of self- considered a Dainty Qun. with a
snrrifirA and economy wp (have sic-1 rood record. "A rcrular 20th Century
ceeded in accumulating enough to erect mouoi. Mr. I. ixjtcii wnecimaa t a w mjr. a rAT
little homes out here. Many of uhae CJ. tt,hi f x I
not yet .made tho last payments oa L, when 0 9Wl lu Uo ttftcl9 to SIZE OF LOT. 100X200.
them, and until we do tnis, we cannot i take pojenjlon or hit trite upon loei
and exleailrc rttUalcg
a- m m m m
largo uhlpnvent of the new 93 mxSllWM" rrr ova ua,
Sterling Bicycles. SICZ awwj aa unoMt-uc-.- rao-
ramie tkw vh ue oma.
1 6 Good business location
Bcrctania, Walklki side
of Nuuanu Street
1 7 House, well improved.on
wide, well macadamized
street in Kalihi, just past
Kamehameha Schools.
Price 52.250.
-Oa
tuem, ana untu we ao mis, i.uuvv poc9ioa oi ais riwi upua av
afford to tae out insurance alleles, arrival of the -Moana.' on wMcn thr UJ ol.,L
, J , nsl.nt trr. PACIFIC CYCLK MFG. CO. har a front of It.
In cnuencc ola constant ter- .bipat of the new 3 rrodel trrrA
MEETING NOTICE.
ror of lire. We realize that all we pos
sess in the world is doomed to certain
destruction if fir oace pains a heal
way in any of oar homes. The Ions
distance to the firo stations In town
precludes the possibility of eavlns the
stnxcturo in .which the Are orlfcinato
fnm rrt2.in Ie-strtction. I would res
pectfully ask the Minister of the In
terior, or whoever it la who has the
matter in charge, to erect as noon
posidblo rhc fire station authorized by
th last legislature for this dlstrict.
The iicrvwLa terror In which we live.
so far removed from any firo flghtlt;
appliance, is, we thir.k. a nci:cs
cruelly re fleet fl ozx a worthy and dc-
Eernts f-c'Jon of this city's popula
tion. W. IT. B.
Honolulu, II. I.. Feb. Clih. ISO?.
Offer
SOMETHING NEW!
Sonfepir Photo Buttons.
to b- apprccUui.
I WILL II F1SHKIL
Ileal ARtat and Auctk3r. Fort
and Merchant Ro'.h'a ttorr.
For
Sale
Till- LATEST CAST URN FAD.
Piwopi mm;,
Cn le worn for Hroochr. Pin,
CufT Button, Ktc.
Thf onlr y to ireervr hlfhlr
appreciatttl Photo.
25c
26c
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE !
tockholders of the Inter Island Steam
Navigation Company, Ltd., will be held
at the office of the Company on Tues
day, March 7th, 1S99. at 10 o'clock a. m.
N. E. GEDGE,
Honolulu, Feb. 13, 1S5D. 51H
NOTICE.
HKOKKIt Oil) WKI.!.
FOR TIIE HOLIDAYS.
New Importation of.
ux GOODS, in the piece,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK SHAWLS,
DECORATED FLOWER POTS, NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS,
TEA AND DINNER SETS, CARVED
IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS, CARVED
SANDALWOOD liUUfc.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HANDSOM
EST IN ALL HONOLULU.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at a meeting of the stockholders of the
Hawaii Land Co., Ltd., held on the 15th
inst., it has been voted to increase the
capital stock of tho corporation from
SILK $10,000 to $30,000.
ENOCH JOHNSON.
Ilnvv Total of Stock Fxcliuucc
Itusincss In February.
The monthly report of tho stock ex
change for February chows a total
sale of 9SS shares of stock durlrg the
month. of which were susar and
35 Inter-Island Steamship Co. Ten
thousand dollars worth of Oahu IU11- J
way Sc. Land Co. bonds were told at
1004.
The stocks which Jumped rnot wre,
Ewa from ?2C0 to JSS0: Hawaiian A-
ricultural Co., from $130 to f ISO: Oahu.'ir
B. LICHL1G, Manufacturer.
Office Ci Fcrl St , rear Prt!ar.U.
. .THE OLD TIMC
Black and White Profnes
(TbpUtrtt fah'm in ir Ltl t.J Kirp;
Mais b- Mr. f )ivy at the
GOODS
THAT TALK, d
recti veil a
V
V.
And New Records. 3
The.e record come dirrct Vi
from the factorv in New York J
and are the bc: made.
PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.
LIMITED.
Corner Fort ici Hotel S:rc:i.
Any Kind of . . . .
Island Sfocbs.
Buy and sell outright
City and Suburban Real Es
tate.
Apply to.
Wo have iui-t
i r.crr pupply oi
; GRAPHOPHONES
CIGAItS cn?7 f mojJs;: c.r&n
yen lli. We a tu rto.:k-
PJ klodji. :uc to Sc
. . -w ' v " ' " . . ; - . nr- il. i .1 "
i paid un. from iibi.&u to jtj.; rwam.i rriuLS as low as inc Loni
Feb. 15. 1899. 5157 1 Oahu. paid up. was mon active In!-
number of sales, 3S3 betnz 5ld. tho
removal notice. ! 5LJjy"? si 5 BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
MY HORSESHOEING SHOP (form-
ihei "Mfhr 117. PIor.Ofr Mill Co. WIS
.second, with 110 share, lowest price.
$320, highest
PROGRESS BLOCK.
Telephone 321.
VI
LEWIS & CO., Groctrs.
Ill YOllT STHECT.
Tchocc. 210 :: T. O. R-jt. Ih
I
SEATTLE BEER
-AT THE-
CIIITI'IIIDN SALOON.
UK. o,
F. L II.
-DEALERS IM
Real Estate
AND
FOR SALE.
1
'1! (
WING WO CHAN & CO.
210-212 Nuuanu Street.
The number of snle3 quoted above
erlv on Oueen street! is now located on r t.nl miTihAr of shirm which X
Richards street above Queen street. . chanced hands, as a number of alc3 . COfHtr FOft llu. Ec'rlllll SIS. Vl ' !land. asnoastri. SO r'- rach fy
J. A. NUNES. were made between Individuals with
MAPS OF HONOLULU. fSMOUNT-;
4l. TS cecu each. lt cf IUir.a
Telephone No. S71.
51CC out the aid of brokers.
223 Merchant St.
r trvrwr r Sror- ilUjl . U. UOX iSO. 104.

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