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T1IE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IloMU.ri.i-. JULY
2.
1S39.
- - .
i
1 i
f J
n.
W.C. Achi
& CO.
10 West King Street.
OR
SALE
Honolulu Brewing &
Malting Co.
OaM,
Kihei,
Ookala,
Miku,
Waimea,
Waimanalo,
Children's Photos
Are the hardest of, all to make well
until j'ou become accustomed to the
task. Mothers tell us we are at cur
best when making photos of the little
ones. Our quaint, unique poses faith
ful likenesses and dainty style of fin
ishing photos find favor in every
mother's eyes.
Preserve baby's pretty face In one of
'Williams' photos.
J. J. WILLIAMS,
Fort Street.
C. BREWER &C0 L'D.
Queen Street : : Honolulu, H. I.
AGENTS FOR
XHau-aiian Agricultural Company, Ono
inea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
American Sugar Co., Makee Sugar
Company, Ookala Sugar Plantation
Company, Haleakala Ranch Com
pany, Kapapala Ranch, Molokai
Ranch.
TPlanters' Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bos
ton Packets.
.Agents Boston Board of Underwrit
crs. .Agents for Philadelphia Board of Un
derwriters. rStandard Oil Co.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
C. M. Cooke, President; George II.
Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F.
llen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, H. Water
:5iouse, G. R. Carter, Directors.
J as. H . Love,
tock Broker
TOUT ST.,
Next Biart's Jewelry Store.
For Sale:
&IHEI.
3IcBRYDE SUGAR CO.
NAHIKU.
OOKALA.
KAHUKU. .
Kooctt Lewers. F, J. Lo wrej. C. M. Oooke
LEWERS & COOKE.
importers and Dealers In Lumber and
Building Materials. Office,
414 Fort St.
Stock
Brokers
1 I .
What can you do
TO
Savelhem
You Have Come Back from
Mauna Loa
With plates or films on which are ex
posures you can never hope to
Duplicate.
They are probably chemically affect
ed by the sulphur fumes and other va
pors rising from the
Bowels - of the Earth.
We are chemists and know how to
develope these plates and films, and
SAVE THEM
for you. Do not delay one moment, for
delay
May Be Fatal.
THE
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
426 Fort Street
FOR SHLE.
A LOT OF FINE, WELL BRED
Milch Cows, Heifers, Horses, tamo and
gentle; a child can handle them. Will
be sold single or by lots.
A large number of well made milk
ing cans will be sold in lots of one or
a dozen.
For further particulars apply to A.
A. Montana, Kaaipu Dairy, opposite
Minister H. E. Cooper's residence, Ma
noa Valley.
Terms Cash. 5269
FOR SALE.
16 1-3S ACRES COFFEE LAND AT
HOXOKAA. S acres in full bearing, 5
acres planted with trees from 1 to 2
years old. Over 200 Alligator Pear
trees, with other fruits, oranges and
peaches, and about 500 Banana trees.
This land is all fenced and there is
also a 20x20 building, containing a cof
fee pulping machine, etc., on property.
A bargain.
Address X. L., this office.
Lots
AT KULIGU0U
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ON
long leases at reasonable rentals four
very desirable beach lots at Kuiiouou
of two acres each, with water laid on.
For plats of lots and further partic
ulars apply to
J. M. MONSARRAT.
Cartwright Block, Merchant St
5250
WEAK MEX
. ,. ! A 1 y. ,
Atd women th"1?"
lacking in enenrv nnd
vijronr, will find 'Elec
tricity, as applied by
the jrroat American in
vention. "Dr. Pierce's
Electric Belt." a wu
derfnl restorative.
ft:
,1
0 Send for a fret
copy of onrnew "Book
No. 2." Addres
620 Market St.
San Frarci;co.
r
Pierce Electric Co.
fly.
OB
T( GUIDE
THROUGH
HAWAII.
PRICE, 60c.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
FOR SALE BY ALL, NEWSDEALERS.
Lelunyon
Beach
'
MODERN MEXICO
Sngar HaMne According to Me
thods ot Carte's Tin?.
A SUGAR MILL Of TODAY
What Prof. Holmes Saw on H:s
Recent Expedition A Na
tional Industry.
Profes.-or W. II. Ho'.im-s refvr.tly r
turned from an exp diti;i:i into Mrxi -
for tho purpose of examining s.mae of
the ancient hUioric.iI ruins of tin:
country. During hLs travels. Irfsor
Holmes observed o;h r tilings than an
cient ruins, anil the following drsori:
tion of th u?ar industry in mod'-n
Mexican which h gave a roprs-nta-tive
of The Washington Star, will br
found unusually iatcrostinir:
"We stopped at Cournavara for tht
nis;ht, and were entertain l by the .ul
ministrator, who kindly cav us an op
portunity to witness ihe transforma
tion of snar rann into loaf suar.
"Tht methods of susar r.;akin are
but little altered since th tinu? of Cor
tez, though this is fast changing this
mill in particular having already plac
ed an order for modern machinery, and
modern methods will soon prevail.
THE SUGAR-MAKING INDUSTRY.
"Sugar making is the great Industry
of this country the cane grows wild In
profusion, yielding two crops in fifteen
months, without replanting one plant
ing lasting from ten to thirty years,
with little or no care. The stalks
grow S3 luxuriantly and cast such a
dense shade that weeds will not spring
among the canes, hence the Mexican
finds his means of support ready at
hand. The sugar industry predates the
coming of Cortez.
"The sugar mill of Tamisco runs
night and day, employing about 4o
men the year round, the continuous
crops of cane furnishing constant ma
terial for work. The oxen, drawing
carts loaded with sugar cane, and
ilriven by Indians in picturesque gar
ments of white cotton, wore every
where in evidence.
"The hacienda is Inclosed in a stone
wall some ten feet high, opening
through a massive and handsomely de
corated gateway. The mill itself corn
prises a number of buildings and sheds
built about an open court, upon which
the buildings open, and in which most
of the work Is done. Close beside the
mill, on the slope above, is the vil
lage, consisting of ston houses or
huts, mostly with thatched roofs, built
about a primitive little chapel. The
hacienda is a complete town, sufficient
unto itself, in itself; raising its own
cane, furnishing its own fuel, having
church, stores and people; even mak
ing its own pottery within its gates;
exporting sugar, molasses and rum.
HOW SUGAR IS MADE.
"The cane is crushed between three
largo cylinders the remaining cane
pulp being carted out to dry, and aflcr
ward used as fuel, while the resulting
sap is run off Into huge copper vats,
connected by an intricate system of
tubes, and boiled. After boiling the
syrup is run Into conical earthenware
vessels, having perforations in the bot
tom or pointed end, which are stopped
with husks mat arc removed when the
sugar has crystallized, permitting the
remaining syrup to escape. Thcs?
conical vessels stand in small basins
by the hundreds about the Moor, and
men go continually from vessel to ves
sel, stirring the contents, as the syrup
tends to crystallize in a crust on top.
until the process is complete. The ves
sels are then carried to the roof of
a near-by building and the resulting
cone deposited to dry in the sun a col
lection of small mountains of sweet
ness not altogether enticing to one who
has seen the Indians handle It. though
the swarms of bees 'Mat haunt It find
it none the less sweet.
"There is much coming and going of
picturesque figures, sng and laughter
about the mill, but I found the boiling
room most interesting: the furnaces:
the huge copper vats and boiling
syrup: the figures fitting to and fro
stirring the syrup in the conical pots:
men carrying great cones of the coarse
sugar sometimes weighing a hundred
pounds, on their backs: the arrival
and departure of the ox carts in the
sunlit court outside, made a scone of
great animation.
THE LABORERS.
"In most of the mTIls and distilleries
small shrines are placed against the
wall in some quiet corner, and between
the shifts of night and day laborers
short song services are held, for this
is a Spanish Catholic country, and all
religious observances are encourage 1
by the authorities.
"At Tamisco they sang in the boiler
room at vespers a rude service, ac
companied by some stringed instru
ment played by boys in the ba!cony
overhead.
"When the hands came in to be paid
ic.rr th- u ys .m; an v.. Maria ir. a I
j u-t.mish'nc'y cr:: ::i inn-r. an i
: by .1:1... a :!;. n;.;.r. ,.:;- tV-d-!;
of t!... ;..iym.iv..- tl:-v siM.
a.:;:ir.g. 'Tar 5 iy.. !.::-..;. iy ti.
era . f ;.!!' i.r a. m ir.y d.iy a
rr.ig'i: ! 1. r- iu a ; r. ;.a ..f :.;
in :.. - d ;. f..r to j. iy u; ;:i fui:
a iM ! :, his tv u:.:;l h-:n--r
dro. him to work airatn.
"Anoiln- b;iiM!:;i: wa c-ipl by
a di.-:ilry. in which a.ri ardi.-r.t- tfir"
w:i:.r or runn is ma-b from ;-r-ti
in of thf cir.. For h i:. lr !. of
y.ars thU bt;;nfr.. na !": urr-!
on in all -s ::tSal ways jus, a it .
now. and verythin b-ir the icns
of ar cvrn :h' ston ht-ds.'s and w.:;
!: :i lir' ly nia! of the p-; . of
broken r-l i.:s. th roriba! s tcar
of mill.
ALL PHoriT.
An examination of the loks of the
Cir.einnatl (las Company ! sal I to
have disclo.-ed the f.u t that Jh b -products
of the g.i.s works. hb-f of
width is coke, pay the entire r;.-r.-.'
of manufacture and that any price re
ceived for gas is clear profit.
Tho Only High Crado Dotting
Powder Otforod at t Mod
orato Prlco.
Iff Baking
iU Powder
NONE SO COOD.
Your Note Gr,r List of
POPULAR and
NEW BOOKS
And we will note the ones
that you buy I ! !
o-x
thi: ckuisi: of tiii: caciialot.
by I T. liullen.
DAVID HAItU.M. by Weston.
with kitchi:ni:u to kiiar-
TOIWI. by Stecvcns.
ADVKNTUItn.S OI' CAIT. KlITTLi:.
by C. Hync.
Tin: mvi:it syndicati:. by c. i:.
Carryl.
tiii: associati: hi:iimit.. by r.
Stockton.
HAIIIIACK-UOOM DAI-LAD., by
Kipling.
tiii: AM.Ti:rit cracksman, by
Hornun.
o.v Tin: kdc.i: or Tin: ilmpiui:.
by i:. Jepson.
ANGLO-SAXON SITKItlOUITY. by
i:. Demollns.
LIMITED.
M E I M ; 1 1 A X T ST 1 1 K ET.
J LAN DO,
F
Has on hand a new lice of
Shims In
Golf, Stanley, Negligee.
WOOL ASD COTTOH 05DERWEAR.
HOSE, in Faacy Ljlis and Cottoa.
HATS AKD CAPS ia encless varieties.
HEH'S AKD BOYS' CL0THI5G.
STAR and MOTHER'S FRIESO SHIRT
YA1STS.
Succf 5rr a
L. E. TRACY.
Fort Street near Kin.
Lots
0000
Next to Insane Asylum Pasture.
OO
mm
For Sale.
Those desiring: further Information
regarding these desirable lota Inquire
of J. r. MORGAN. Queen street, or
MRS. THERESA WILCOX. Ilethel
street, opposite IJishop Savings Rank.
10 Houses ono Lois For S.
On Lanawal and Cooke strecta
Terms reasonable.
MRS. THERESA WILCOX.
IJethel Street.
1
D
Palannia
p rnh p
u Uuul UU b
. . , . ssss
W. J. GUNN,
p
j
i
D
410 Montgomery St.
San Francisco. California
The attention of those
having capital to invest is
called to the fact, that no city
in the United States or prob
ably no city in the worid
offers better opportunities to
make profitable or foitunate
investments in Heal Estate
than docs the city of San
Francisco at the present
time.
A great many reasons can
be given why San Francisco
really will advance in value
from now on.
1 offer my experience and
knowledge of values to in
tending buyers of business
properties or residence sites.
I can submit some very de
sirable purchases of Real
Estate that will yield a fine
income and steadily advance
in value.
Information cheerfully giv
en, rartics coninj; from the
Islands who desire to invest
are requested to call. I will
be happy 10 correspond with
any who may wish to obtain
information in regard to San
Francisco Real Estate.
Full charge taken of prop
erty and taxes paid for ab
sent owner.
W. J. G0I1H,
110 Montgomery St., San FriacUco,
Call f oral A.
THE CLUB STABLES
(Limited.)
C. B ELLIN A, Manager.
rgrtSL,DtirHcuL TcUcce 417.
liver, eoordioo end Soles Slies.
PROM IT SERVICE. STYLISH TURN
OUTS. SAFE DRIVERS,
Wo arc especially rulppetl to calcr
to your trmlf. Fair dealing and koo-I
yerviro I.i ihat we i!oiend on to jret IL
Dr. Rowai ahvay.4 In attendance
at the SlaMc.
Club Stables Hack Stand
Corner Union and Hotd Street
tOld Hell Tower.)
CLDB STABLES HACK STAKD AS5EX
TELEPHONE ?TT.
(Corner Kins and Ikthcl Street.)
CAREFUL AND WELI- INFORMED
DRIVERS.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.
HACKS AT ALL HOURS.
Orders for Surrey. Wagonette.
Single or Double Tcaxos at a ssoscat'j
notice.
HACKS No.. 13, T. 77. 97. 13
and ISO.
C. BELLINA, MfiX.
Tel. Stables TcL 477.
Mill! M fit
108 KING STREET.
G.J.Waller : : Manager.
Wholesale and Kvtail
i. .
HAVY CONTRACTORS.
Orpheum Cafe
A rote Or.ru txrn Tat?r. Tort kt.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Meals Served at All Hour.
9 fin It KG U Is Ali Ofin
"uU nisyi:n, 5uU
Froni 12 Till 2 o'clock.
FAMILY DINING ROOM IN CONNEC
TION. TA ISLES RESERVED FOR LADIES.
WHITE LABOR EXCLUSIVELY.
C. T. COW. Manager.
JUST ARRIVED
New Importation of
SILK GOODS. In ths i.!er SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK SHAWLS.
DEC ORATED FLOWKU IOTS. NEW
IH)RCELAIN CUPS AND SWCVAlA
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
iUKi. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED
SANDALWOOD HOXES.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HANDSOM-
L.T IN ALL HONOLULU.
WING WOVHAN & CO.
210-212 Nuuanu Street.
THE BANK OF HAWl
- LI MITE D.
Ir.r.ir;-.rj! I !:..! r ih- lawi of l
ll-p:b::c f UamalL
ai 11 Al JIM0.03
orna:i:s ani iurectors.
hai. M. tk- IrrS6ect
J t. Vicr !ml4ect
". II. Cajhltr
C. Athrtn AK:taat Cuhler
I;ri tor Ilrnry Va!rrLou. Torn
May. r. W. Maffar!aa. II I. Traney.
S.!icit th Acr :n? of lrtn. Cor-
poraUor.i. Tnj:. Ic !iMua!c. and wUI
Mowptljr ar.l rarfuUy attend to all
tt:ti t. tt. SrU an4 Vauhx Fbr-
ricn Etchanc. I-:irr of Credit.
.wim; iEr.RTMi:T.
cr.lii.ary and T-rm v-riu rwlrfi
and I ut rr-t a!bir! in aminlafiM
ith ru and osdi:bn rrintrvl la
! Immp. c;ir t: jJc!j taay b
had on aprdlration.
J:sdd ItjiJdtnc. Tort S-!rr-t.
cixrs .i-iu:ckei. wm. c:. ntwix.
GLAUS SPRECKELS & CO,
Bankers,
HONOLULU - - H. L
.AN lRANcIVl AfiKJCTS T1IR
NEVAHA NATIONAL HANK OP
SAN rUANCISTD.
i r aw i:cu.Nni: on
SAN rilANCISCO Th Nrrada Na-
Ibmal Hank of San Francisco.
U)NIH)NThc Tiibia lUak of Loa
! n. il.td
NEW YORK Anglican Exchaxce Na
tional Hank.
CHICACO-MrrcLanU' National IUrfc.
I'ARIS-Cmlit I.)onnai.
HERLIN DrrxJarr Hank.
IIONCKONrt ANII YOKOHA1IA
Hnncknnc and Shancbal llaaklnff
Corxra t Jon.
NEW ZEALAND AND AfSTOAUA
Hank cf New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER IUcti
of IlritUh North Atnrrica,
1033 0 KSfl BllTl I IflUB 1 f
Icrolt ReceltrsL Ixtana ttlxAm cm
Arrrored Security. Commercial o&4
Traveler' Credit ItueL IXllla at
Exchange Iloucbl and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMITLY AC-
COUNTED 1X3IL
BISHOP Ss CO.
SAVINGS BAN EC
On Oct(l!rr lit 1V4 and mnl lnntn
until further notict. Saving Depomlts
will lc iwived and Interest ailotr3
by this Hank at four and one-half per
rnt it annum. The term, rules and
regulation or the Hawaiian Postal
Savings Hank will i adnniMi f.f
as It Is practicable to apply them, and
iac oaa iieerve r 1 :.( as reQulrod
under the Postal Act will te main
tained. Printed cp!c-s nf th Rulrs and Re
tilatlons may 1 r.!:.iJ:.fl on applica
tion. BISHOP &. CO.
Honolulu. S-p!cnj!Kr 7. IK3SL
ITAISLISHED IN ISSX
8ISHOP & CO.
-Bankers-
TRANSACT A GENERAL HAN KINO
AND EXCHANGE RUSINKSS.
Commercial and TraveVr' Ix-llem of
Crrdit iMrurl. available In all the
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed after Jul 1st.
Io, on fixi de;mlta: Z months 2 Mr
cent; 6 months 2! ier cent; 12 month
l rr cent.
MYOKOHAIIA SPECIE BAffi
LIMITED.
Paid Up Capital Yen 12.O00J00O
Reserve Fund Yen 7,200.000
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
R RANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kob !snd'n. Lon. New York,
San Franr 1m-i. Slianchal. Ikm
l.iy. Hr.c Kunr. Tokyo.
INTEitEr T ALLOWED:
On FJi'-! Iw-.i: .'.r maths 4 p. c
p. r-.
On :ixM ' ,'a it.r C z.;un: Z? p. c
p. n.
On Fix-3 Ij.M.lt for V. rooMbs 2 p. C.
!. n.
i.cte:h:st ai.uvi:h hy ran
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
fJ:j C-ifi'M I Ji 1 2-1' K-a pr tlay.
F.x-1 Ik i'u Z jnonths. 5
I r c-nt. p. a.
7!. R.nk V-iy ;.r.d rxivs far col-J-t;o:i
H.:N ; Etchtnc. Isaacs
Draft, ar.d l'u-rtk i.f Credit on the
a!ivr Drat. !. and Ar-nri and
tia:a-:a a g-n ral t.tn.:n5 lJvlaesa.
Anry Yfikoh.im.i S;-', Risk?
Nv Republic UJdc. : HosoHlu. IL L
JUHEI ISHIZUKA
AGENCY OF
KEI HIN BANK, LTD.
Vineyard Street.
Transact General ISaaklsf; and Ex
change Datlccts.
3SAD OFPICE TOKYO, UPAS.
Draw exchange on
FIRST NATIONAL HANK.
YOKOHAMA.
M. W. McCHESNEY & SOWS.
Vt:!eiile Grctcn izi toilm la Lttllcr iri
A cents Hoaolul-J Saan Work rr-n-
pany, Honolulu, and Tannery.

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