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PROFIT SHARING
This is the season of the vc:ir
when TANKS interest those who like to
le sure of water for the garden, house or
stock. If you are provided with one of
our
Pat. Non-Shrinking Redwood Tanks
there will he none of this G to S a. in. and
i to 6 p. in. business. You will be able to
use water all day if you wish.
The Pat. Non-Shrinking Tank
has no equal. Many try to
imitate it, but you want the genuine.
Sold by
' - fi,.Jii. Uhtki T jtlM-C nliiifrii -IIikIIm-Im.H. fl"Lf i ikmi niT-liitri" "l I i- "r-Ir J- - '
Ready Rock
FB
Asphalt
It is a NON-CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, which, to
gether with the feet that it is practically indestructible,
particularly recon mends it for this climate.
jJpCy'Call aud see it on roof at office.
sphaLtam Pop Dim
FOR WATER MAINS, SEWERS AND
ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS.
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ASKEjSTTS for-
CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO., LTD. FRUITS AND JELLIES.
YITAX DRY BATTERIES. Best In the market.
STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY.
HIGHLAND AND PET CREAMS.
C. F. MACKENZIE & CO. BROOMS, ETC. ETC. ETC.
ml
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd.
Office: No. 6 Love Building, Fort St.
( Continue d from Pa?" l.
' "Kxcellontly." wuii the reply. Th-;'
; has never Ixon any trouble umler our
systtm. The reported trouble Mins1
j time since was with an outside party
i ami the plantation had nothing to do
i with it. Wo consider it better to con
tract direct with the laborer than
through a third party. I forpot to men
tion before that we also build houses
for those who make agreements with
! us, if thev wish it. on the same terms
that other advances are made. We
consider our system effects a proat sav
ing in that the money required to pay
overseers ami lunas on other planta
tions is saved entirely. The company
and the laborer both benefit by that.
In case of default on the part of the
laborer the company reserves the richt.
as you will see by referring to the
agreements, of carry ins; out his on
tract at the expense of his share of the
profits. Such cases, however, will be
very rare. We shall have no trouble in
getting all the land put in that we can
furnish seed cane for. Most of the
Portuguese with whom we have agree
ments own their own land. Of course
all the parties planting on our lands
contract to sell all the cane they raise
to our mill."
"Another question, Mr. MiChesney .
How about the rainfall?"
"I am glad you have mentioned that.
Kona is situated on the lee side of Ha
waii and our land is. in nhat is termed
the rain belt. Coffee grows there lux
uriantly, and where col fee does well
there is no scarcity of water. Our mill
is on the lowest of our lands, about
three miles from the beach at Kailua
and just inside the rain belt. On the
higher lands there is much more rain,
but the very best cane yet produced
there has come from the lower lands.
The additional sun exposure seems to
make the cane grow thicker ami sweet
er. There is no place on these Islands
where the rain is more evenly distrib
uted than in Kona. On the upper gov
ernment road in that district coffee, ba
nanas and cane grow to perfection. The
people depend solely on the rainfall
from month to month for their water
supply, catching and storing the rain
in barrels and tanks. There can be no
question about the sufficiency of the
rainfall; in fact, it is somewhat of a
drawback above the road and even less
would be better. No one who has ever
lived in that part of Kona would ever
complain of the rainfall. Hesidcs on
that side of the Island there are no
drying winds."
"What varieties of cane do you
.ine'
1 III 11 1 .
"On the upper .lands we find the New
Caledonia and Rose Hamboo to be the
best; on the lower lands we plant the
Lahaina variety. We have really had
no fair test of the yield per acre. What
was ground at the small mill last year
yielded between five and ten tons to
the acre."
"One more question. What are the
prospects for the future with your ex
perience to date?"
"Better than ever. We find the men
work harder than under the contract
system. We get more worK in propor
tion with fewer men than under the
svstem heretofore in vogue. Under our
plan the company gets the benefit of
running a much larger plantation on
the same amount of capital than we
could if we employed the laborers di
rect. The higher sugar is in value tne
more the laborer gets for his work,
while on the hand if sugar should go
down to half its present value the mill
would still be running at a profit. We
are more than satisfied with the out
look from our profit-sharing system as
far as we can judge of the future rrom
the past.
clerks in the quartermaster and cim-t'.iis-ary
staff.
The paymaster h..s n r!'-r ! to
u.pei,d all payments to the Cub.m
troops until the ftv.-r Has : T.im; !
o':t. the special object f tli- or! r !.
in.: to prevent the soldi. -r.- from drink-it.-:
during the ep;dc:,:c.
mri: appeals to krfk:;!:!:.
LONDON. .July b'-T!.e il.-m- ,r
i ?-.-;.ir.det:t i the Iuily M..11 -ays: Th
P.qe has b n in , nrfe-p-md. ::-. with
President Kruger. app. a!i:;g to him to
avoid a rupture with Ire.it P.ritatn. and
yesterday he received d:srat- a from
the Transvaal, the Chief Magistrate de
claring that settlement was still dis
tant, but that the cri.-i was passed.
.AAA t
THE RPHEOM isffik.
TONIGHT ! TONIGHT !
TROIBERT IN MVCTCDV AMH MA CJC I
The Iiuch.ib I'.iree.
I he Duimuiul Pcilcice
i:ruii:: in a diamond mini:.
(WPKTOWN. .Ir.'.y v ,'.:-is:. r h
occurred a: ;h N .v tsfta;. ;;i d!a
m.nd mine, wherv :,.. f.n (.f ,h;-is ir.d
t:f tons, of c.u:h h.;s b irh d s-er.i.
people, in -'.tiding a:i AiKra'.la:! named
For-y:he. S.ni' oher Australians
were killed. Several iersons are in
jured and sixteen are missing.
'Cnlumct" mckCH tho light
stf siwoeteot and mo:t
vwiiolosomo broad
anil pusi.y.
MIL! Powder
NONE SO GOOD.
il
J LAN DO,
i 1
mm
!l
111(1
oc
Has on hand a new lin of
NVw Artist
Ihc SdMnis,'
In Conncitioa with
I he lltirtwcl! Sisters,
in tlieir own inisir.al Pyramid;
Act and IVat of Sin cr.li.
a:. ! Haeward iu T!. ir vttl:
A Kiss In the Dark.
Mtiv Ashlcv,
Mdrle M. Brdndes
VHaIis!.
Pet and Mjri.n
I he Misheiotis Offsprinq.
Oeneral Admission. 2'c and r.V. i ru! for hi'..!r ti ur.drr 1- year.
l'v. Keservcl fhairs. 7h Seat can NohcM .y iini:;t.c t !-'honc Z-Al.
T. (1. UALLU.NTV.Nk.
li. V. UAKIN.
STOCKS FOR SALE!
EVA, liONOKAA.
WA1ALUA AMERICAN SUCAH CO..
(Aeabto And Paid Up. KlHEl
OOO
BALLENTYNE & EAKIN,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS
MclNERNY BLOCK. FORT STREET. HONOLULU.
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
Bej: to announce the arrival of
Iron Ship "KILMORY"
h'rum Lonrfoit.
ATTFMTIOM TO California harness
. rhlJflV.'M . SHOP is now prepare t
VI AN I A I IUN MANAliLKS. furnish at short notice :tll
Plantation Supplies. A full line of goods in our line at
Rock Bottom Prices.
We use the Extra Heavy Hanies ami Rest English Chain?,
Stock and work throughout Io. I.
SAMPLE : ORDER : IS : RESPECTFULLY : SOLICITED.
California Harness Shop
KO. 639 KING STREET, LINCOLN BLOCK.
Telephone 641. Just Below The Arllscton Hotel.
D. O. & S. IIAIMAT.
Honolulu Tobacco (Bo., Ltd.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
ATVT1 TVrATVTTT A
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Actual Work Mas Now Cotiiiucnc
cil at KakaaUo.
Ac:ivo work lus heen hjgun t:i Ho
mi'.ulu's s-ver.ig system. F.)r t!i.'
las: two l.tys a 'mia ' h.Mi
t :iirfil In niakiac: ixcavai:on f r th-
tlisc-hnrgt reservoir whicli is to he htiilt
In Kakaa'.co. Tho sr?ao of oporKion.s
is alongside f tho l.c;.c!i im1. a uvi
ilistanco Waikiki :f the now Iron
Works huihiing. From this reservoir
hy menus of jutrnj s th? s nv.iLv will
h; carrieil a raT.o1 out ir.;: th si
through huge jupes. The w.ttrr. at tlir
placo of final lisc!iargo in tin o; m.
has a der.th of httmlrc.i fi t t. Th'..;
mi.inls :iii.;:r.s: all r.ossihiii;
Shirts in
uuiif oiamt iSS VVith a lam- 3i.)rtrT;eni of
Iron Ship "WEGA"
J'rottt lAintlcrji,
Iron Bark "H. HACKFELD"
From Lir.-rpoo!.
SVOOL A!iD COTTOR UH)ESVaR.
HOSE, in Fanry Lylieand Cottoa.
IttTS AKD TAPS in encless varieties.
HER'S AHD BOYS' CL0TH1KG.
STAR acd it iTrlER'S FrtlSNi) SHIRT
WAISTS.
L. E, TRACY.
lort Street near King.
M0RE
NEW
a i..i.t?i rr
EUUOPE. I X CliOCKIUES.
OILS A XI) 1'AIXTS.
( 'EM EXT. FIHE MUCKS,
coin:, nmi vis. 1 .v mox.
FEXCEAV1UE.
BUCKETS mn! 7X7.S
SA CCEI I XS, TE. 1 KETTLES,
FILTH ItS9 CItOCKItEY.
DEM I.I Oil XS, ET ETC.
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
tee h
ttfifS
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p
8.
-Till: SWALLOW.
-GADFLY.
-CAKDKN" OF SWOISDS.
-KKAL HAWAII.
-DItO?S.
OUR SPECIALTY IS
capt. co:ii.(;i:ors.
DAY'S WORK.
LADY FIUU LA.
IMIIXCKSS OF HOPi:.
DRKYFfS CASH.
t;:;ch.nti:d stoni:.
ISLAND LWIPIUi:.
TIUILAWNY OF WIILLS.
OUTSIDFUS.
Anl a lars r.'trr.h r of oil, r-.
OO
LFAVi: YOFR ORDF.ILS Foil PitO-
FFSSOR I .LACK MAN'S MAKINC..OF
anitary Plumbing.
The r r ch iliff rriic In iet n iluu:Lit3 am! SANI-
nv(tu ran put a It f pipe locth-r and run th:u off
aiivnriicri'. Itit 11 mUihi urfaco tHr:w.T3pr. -n;
Sanitary ctnliiior. jK-rfrf.i.
-OOO
JOHN
It am
72-70 KING ST.
N OTT .
TEL. NO. 31
4U ' HAWAII. A w ro'.A' . J i
rei'uscv 1m:ik mh1 .r-'.ln a!".;u.r.niv mi the way.
, oeo-
i il.)va Mr.'
Fine Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
the inMcli.
Tho men v!:; arc vnt.iur.l l:
:i .'limin.iry work
Vincent, tho cons: met Ivi !iu!ne r. "-n
:Iui Murip:--.i. They aiv . ..-x: r
it :u-otl men ar.! after ?;r-:nl i
b::krn for tho laying of ta th- y
will be i!nerl in vhw
tnt .ixancs of luhorors
will a'.l h. oli;a;notl in lit:.- i
srincors Viiu-ont anl I-Mvarl
the ground constantly p.iyir.i; .r.:t-n:iont
l.o: h 1
ALL NEW GOODS! at goo kims.
210 Nuuanu 5trctt, Ahovc Hold.
Thos. G. Thrum.
GOLDEN RULE BAZZAR'S
Hew Book Bnlletin!
rj: of the Fitf'T
r. on IiOOK : AM) : STATIONARY.
:'.!: KOUT STKLirr.
C'li;i.'.c c;r flt.tl
P.: own ar.I l.'.zl.X !:::.
i:tr.!ri.!r ! Silk H.ir.'Ik rrhi f-.
I.i:;ry C.ir-I :r.l Vii! V-!
f 1?-. a ! !
..".
I!
l'.it Ccl ,? C..!: f
2 i ..
N' Tu!;;.:.4
iT. i CttUiZf 1.)
u
M
1C
to rvrrv iletail. They h.iv
studitnl tho Iom1 -.iuii:i:ns thonrhly
:ml t-onfiilently assort that lio.Vr. this
time next yoar Ilono'.nlu wi'l
ii stnvnMp1 system vh;-.i will ! :h
equal of anything on th Main!anl.
FIC.HTINt; yi:li.(UV .1ACK.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooko.
EX CA11MA TILJVNSIIIR E.
arge shipment of the latest styles in
ATS.
Fionere.i 'uu Finns th Siti;tito:i
! Santiairo S.-rio-ts.
j SANTIA(;o OH FFF.A. July ! j
idonoral Lconanl Vol. tli- military
! governor. roturiUMl this mornini; frm
tho Fnitftl States ami wiil tai;"' immo-
liato ami visonm
tho velhv fever. Ho timls ih slttia- "Dr
!tion more seriotis than lie hal antiri- j; With Kit l. n r to K!:arttt;i.
patetl. Tomorrow liailnnarters wUlj . M v ns.
move to Sonso. twenty miles north, mi i-Frison rs H-:
'Th I. hj'in Jit of
Tlio;;i.ht." 1-y Sitnuti
Fh.I.
; "SwalNiv.-." by II. KM- r U.1..M1.!.
i -Tl.e Wizan!." Iy II. Ki!. r !I.-.ir.!.
'"Th- Fnwl-r.'' l r.e.v.ro' Hirra.!. -v..
j-Th- Ilo'iih KM-rs. ' l.y Th !':
'Th- Trail of :!.. ;:,! S ;,.r-." !
I Hanilin r.aria::.!.
T!ie l).w:;f.i:i f I.r:-h. ." !
I I. N. I:, v.n tt.
."W.iMtr.iui." 1-y M- l:u.!;. r: :: :.-:--
t. .I hv I. l : . rrni.k. Ph I
Th- Mir:T Ta. ti.s .f i'h !-y 1.
K. Younir an K. . Ho:i.
Th- Maj-.r lo :V f F!. -." '- V.
K. Yntin::.
Baby Carriages!
aetion to tamp out j-Outslil-Ts." ly K;! . : t U . ( l:a::;l r
!)ros." l.v H. m v S. tun M rr i:nat:.
Babf Carriages!
TTlr" rvnd Vo."l M-ittrc . etc,
Kverythine to 1- oM nt SAN' lTtNFi.-CO I'llICI-.
r Hxtra 11- .ivy llxtlt'.nr irtM M..t:rf ? s II.
B?.hv Carriages nt 'Irertl Reduce;! Price?.
OiV: i:!rcKr; S $. l; .T.!r.
S Stirr Cl air. I
TC 0 Chairs, w.
Cone anl n h !.r,:alr..
L. S. MATH i:VS & SON, Kr:;:n-!.i: Ur.:.j.
. S- T & fla. AwJ movo'io SonsMwraiy'iniW minh. on J-l'ii'iii' t II.!-." i-v Miry J..:m-1 tTT) rt jf rt A ti fl
New Style Shirts, Neckwear, r Qu.,i,.," i.y UCO(UI IL 11005 JVUIVOD OSlTi
I
entS FcmishingS, EtC , at the lOWeSt reaSOnablepUCeS. except the sanitary ami a few immune 1 Robin.

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