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THE PACIFIC COMMEKC1AL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. OPTO HER V2. 1SCX
.Kainlani
Tract
Situated on the east side of
Kalihi Valley. The view to
Pearl Harbor is the best in the
eity of Honolulu. The soil is very
deep; no stones or rocks on the
place.
Water will be laid before pur
chasers are ready to build.
A space will be set apart in
memory of the late Princess Iva
itilani for a park.
The lots will be sold at the low
est prices .in the market, with
'which other real estate agents
will uotafford to compete.
Applications for lots will be
received at our office, and will be
given preference of chosing lots
in the order they are received.
For 'further particulars apply
to
-&.CO.
Real Estate
Brokers.
WEST KING ST.
October -4, 1899.
10
Children's Photos
Are the hardest of all to make' well
until you become accustomed to the
task. Mothers tell us" we are at our
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 Walliams photos.
WILLIAMS,
Fort Street-
G1H HILL CO., LTD.
QUEEN & KEKAULIKE STREETS.
(Ewa Side of Old Fish Market.)
P. 0. Box 951.
Tel. 101.
Beg to announce that they are now
prepared to undertake all branches of
the above business.
Work undertaken by the day or by
contract; estimates furnished.
E.E. HITCH
Market Warehouse
Building,
Queen Street.
Practical Sail Maker
Estimates Given for all Kinds of
AWNINGS, TENTS, TRUNK
COVERS, TARPAULINS, WAG
ON COVERS, FIELD COVERS,
ETC. v
Stock Furnished at Fair Frizes.
Work Done Satisfactorily.
All
HU STAGE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Wood arid Coal
ALSO
White and Black Saad
Which we will sell at the very !cwest
market rates.
Telephone No. 414.
W.C. Ach
M. ART I .
in
i
on
lis.
NEW BILL
TER tonight.
at ORPHEUM THEA-
OUR LITTLE HAMMER
Keeps Knocking Right Along.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
HAi1.II. : DRY : PLATE
It is the best Dry Plate on earth.
The little hammer is our trademark
and you can fully rely on our plates for
they are made expressly for this cli
mate. Come and get a sample package.
The Le Munyon
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
426 Fort Street
Photographic
Portraits
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
or money returned.
PLATINUMS. CARBON EFFECTS,
CARBONS, IRIDIUMS, and ALL.
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPERS.
SIX HUNDRED FIRST-CLASS
VIEWS TO SELECT FROM; LATEST
PICTURES OF THE RECENT VOL
CANIC ERUPTIONS.
-oo-
asm
PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.fv
LIMITED. V
MOTT-SMITH BLOCK.
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.
WHAT A FUSS
To Keep Your Cash Straight.
I
Does the Business.
C"
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS!
IRON FENCES, BUILDING IRON
II. E. IIENDHICK, PROP.
611 King street. 'Phone 50!!.
FOR
Two Weeks Only
Great
Reduction
Sale.
CHIYA & CO.
(Formerly JKurata & CO.)
HOTEL ST., COR. NDDAHD.
Branch Hat Store, Nuuanu St.
CHOICE VEAL, MDTTOH
BEEF, pork
-oo-
Saus3ges. Liver, Head
Cheese and Breakfast Bo
logne at the
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
214 Nuuanu St. Tel. 104.
L. KONG FJSE.
MERCHANT . TAILOR
23 Fort St., Opp. Club Stables.
fTNE SUITS TO ORDER AT REA
SONABLE RATES
'Suits cleaned and repaired. Saii
Caction gTiaranteed.
MRS. L. F. MYERS,
DRESS MAKER
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA, WILL
cut, fit and make all kinds of ladles
costumes; will go out by the day. Ho
nolulu Hotel, opposite the Queen. D353
lor
n
mi
WORK IN ENGLISH
Pastors' Aid Society is
Needed Here.
Some Extracts from Retorts of Pistors
of Eng Ish Cburcbcs on the
Hawaiian islands.
The following In relation to mis
sionary work in Kngiish on the various
Islands of the group is taken from the
last annual report of the Hoard of Mis
sions:
This is a work of rapidly increasing
importance, but one. from the very
nature of the case, exceedingly diffi
cult to handle. We undertake to as
sist white communities to secure
preaching, but we wait for them to
organize. Our plan Is to work through
those who supervise the native work
let them establish services in Knir.
lish where they can, and when pastors
are called to take eharce of EnclUh-
speaklng congregations we are glad,
where it is practicable, to engage them
to act part of the time as our superin
tendents of the native work. We can
thus help in their support and in the
enlargement of their sphere of Influ
ence. This has been most stirrfvtsriil-
ly done on the Island of Kauai and we
are seeking to achieve a similar result
on Maul and Hawaii. While rarlne
for the native churches on Kauai Mr.
Lydgate has succeeded In establishing
two congregations for services In Eng
lish, in one of which a church organi
zation has been formed. He reports
as follows:
"The English work continues to aid
and supplement the Hawaiian. A
church organization has been formed
in Lihue with which a good propor
tion of the church-going community
have identified themselves. The serv
ices are held on Sunday afternoon In
the native church, the care and repair
of which is assumed by the foreign
congregation.
"A very interesting and promising
work is being done with the children
among whom we have three most en
joyable little societies, in which we
aim to combine Instruction and recre
ation In a pleasant and profitable way:
They are exceedingly popular with the
children, who cry to come. My wife
renders most valuable assistance, es
pecially in this vurk.M
On Maui Mr. Lewis has held regu
lar English services in Walluku and
liana and also an occasional one at
Lahainaluna. Mr. Hill, besides car
ing for the native church in Olaa. has
an English Sunday school service
there, and al an English congrega
tion in Pahala. Kau. to which he
speaks once a month. He also speaks
monthly at Xaalehu and Walohinu.
There is great need that just such a
work should be undertaken in the Ko
nas, where the native population Is nu
merous and the white population Is
increasing.
On this Island of Oahu. too. there is
a large ami inviting field which yet
another man might take with great
benelit to our work. Such a man might
form on this Island a much-needed
Pastors Aid Society for native pastors,
while at the same time earing for
some English congregation.
We have to acknowledge again the
great aid, both pecuniary and other
wise, which we have received from
the pastor and members of the Central
Union Church, of which Uev. W. M.
Kincaid was installed pastor Ieeeni
ber 12. 1S.s. From this organization
come the officers and most of the art
ive members of our board. Pastors
Ueckwith and Cruzan are constantly
giving us their aid. We are indebted
to the Hllo "Local Committee." of
which Mr. Cruzan Is chairman, for
the diligent attention and wise direc
tion they have given to the native
work in their district. Messrs. Mas-
sle and Austin are also full of help
fulness in their respective parishes.
Mr. Baldwin, on Maul, a member of
our board and of our local committee.
represents the Pastors Aid Society of
that Island, and has given great sup
port to the native work.
The special work Is more directly
reported by those of our missionary
superintendents engaged in it.
A SAFE PLACE.
Gen. Lee tohl an amusing story this
morning to a reporter. hen he was
about todeliver his address at the Con
federate reunion In Craig county recent
ly someonecame to him and asked him
if he would not speak to an old colored
man who wished to spo.ik to him. The
general consented, and the old negro,
whose name was S.im, and who had
fought throughout the war. came and
received the proffered hand, flen Lee
at once began to put question to the
old fellow, who answered with wonder
ful skill. The general then asked him
where he had seen the best time du
ing the war.
"At Chickamaug.i." at once replied
the darky, "because I ran as soon a
the tiring began."
'Rut how did you know which wiy
to run in such a hot battle?" asked
Gen. Lee with a merry twinkle in his
eye.
"I went directly to the safest place
and the first I could find " answered
Sam, coming to his climax.
Again ho was asked how he could te!l
which ulace was ?afe.
"I knowed it was safe," replied Sim.
" 'cause I skipped for de p!ac whar d
generils was.".
Gen. Lee enjoyed the jok- an 1 laugh
ed heartily at the darky's wit. Char
lottevllle, Ga., Chronicle.
Hire are a terrible torment to tne
little folks, and to some oldar one.
Doane'e Ointment neTer fails. inctiAt
relief nd permanent enee. At y
chemlfft'e. E0 ete.
LABOR PROBLEMS
Experience Gained in the
British Colonies.
It Is fow Demositratel That the Eat
IcJlan Coo'le Is th? Mas for
West InJUa Plaatattoss.
In tin future of our Wot Ir.di.m col
onics the lahor problem mut bulk
larcely on coolies, for white mn can
not work in tnc blazing heat of the
plantations and the descendant f the
people we enslaved will not. The "nift
ier" has no taste for agricultural la
bor. and bliss to him the hady ld
of a hut and half-a-dollar In bis pock
et. To work the estates first Portu
guese, thn Chinese and lastlv IList
Indian coolies were Imported. The
Portuguese made money and went Into
business as storekeepers: the Ch'.nese
followed suit In a smaller way; and
hardly an indentured laborer of either
race is to lc found now on the sugar
estates. Th East Indian coolie has
done better In agriculture, but ecn
though there Is a total of lll.tn-o of
them In Hrlllsh Guiana alone, the
available labor is far below what Is
necessary. Mr. Chamlerlaln has sanc
tioned the emigration of i.OoO this
year, but unless that standard Is main
tained for several ean to come, the
vant of labor will te as pronounced
as it Is now. When his ten years of
service are up for the first five Ire Is
an indentured laborer. In the second
five he Is qualifying for tils passage
money home the coolie gc back to
India, and this Is the drawback of the
system; for If he settled he would do
well for the colony, and the colony
thinks so much of him that It U pre
pared to do almost anything to keep
him. lltit, of course, home is home.
and when the dusky son of the Ilast
performs his share of the contract, he
ha., a perfect right to go If he pleases.
Hut the Colonial Offltr might with
very great advantage to both the In
dies Increase the proportion which Is
allowed to come annually, so that tin
numixT in active mtvicc should neer
get below a certain level. During the
three years which ended with 1MO
there were over lG.Ooo immigrant of
the class, while during, the ubsctiu lit
three years the total was less than
t;.:ii. So that Instead f Increasing.
the "working" total Is decreasing, and
th.it. too. In the face of the fact that
wiin cooite laiKir ami iioiiiitig cls tan
iiu minor inuusirics or wnun tiie op
ponents of countervailing peak Hour
Ish to any extent. The Ilarhado.4 man.
himself as black as the an of pads.
and hit lined to belittle the eoo'Je Ih-
cat'sc ff hi iilor h call him
" k" with a heartiness that would
be positive IliMilf nc' o:i the part of th"
whitest man that ever was won't
work icgularly on th estates. Wlin
the hurricane of autumn piiyed
sail bavoe in lUrl.ii. and St. Vir.: !:!.
agents were tnt to the isl.un! ti of
tvr woik in icturar.i to r.f"") im :i.
They offered a llire Months r iis.it;
merit. gooi wages, tree funis.' accom
modation and loetiieal attendance, but
evi ii that did not meet with the dgree
of suece.s one wo?thl have extitnl.
.Mr. Dune. in says they recruited 111
only, and Mr. Sommcrson told me thy
lid not turn out what cor' 1 d
scribed as a brilliant bargain. They
are basking in the sunshine of thlr
Islands now. with the heartiest wishes
of their mainland employers that their
rest Is congenial. The man for the
West Indies Is tne Hast Indian ctMilie.
anil before long It Is hoped he may te-
gin to realize that himself. So far
he has not iwen averse from trying the
experiment of Maying on. and on st-
tlements In !:ef,uetK. IVmerara and
Hrllre there are altoKthr nUm! !.
fni nnlnlnttired rooli maklnc th
most on ll. of thrlr ttwn of th rnltl
vatlon of rice. Of thlr tirre.s I will
tell you later: hat Is nought to !
Impres?el now Is that the Vcjt Indian
planter has, without loiintls nnd
without the gibes of naj-at-bim
Hrltons. nult enouch to xrx bis jnu!
Glasgow IlrrnM.
Just a Cough
T!i is is its storv :
r
At first, a slight cough.
At last, a lu'inorrhagtv
At first, easy to euro.
At last, extremely difficult.
quickly conquers your hack
ing cough. There is no douht
about the cure now.
For oer half, a centurv
Ayer's Cherry Pe:tonil has
been curing colds and coughs
and preventing consumption.
Put up la Unt anJ 910111 tottlcs.
A cure is hastened bv plac
ing over the chrst one of
Dr. Aycr's
Cherry- Pectoral Plasters.
Prtfirti ly Dr. J. C Aytr 4 C, UvtO. VSJL,
HOLLISTEn DRUG CO.. Aci
more
. NEW
BOOKS 2
At Publisher's Prices.
-THE SWALLOW.
-GADFLY.
-GARDEN OF SWORDS.
-REAL HAWAII.
-DROSS.
-CAFT. COURAGEOUS.
-DAY'S WORK.
-LADY URSULA.
-PRINCESS OF HOPE,
-DREYFUS CASE.
-XJNC1LVNTED STONE.
-ISLAND EMPIRE.
-TRELAWNY OF WELLS
-OUTSIDERS.
-And a Urge number of other.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR PRO
FESSOR BI.ACKMAN-S MAKING OF
HAWAII. A fe
coplej Jujt receiTcd.land Lottom of Crod It Issued on
more on the way.
Tiios. . G. Thrill
(Hi flaiilQO Trust l lafBslceat Co.
(LIMITED.)
STOCKS AND DONDS We bay and
ell strictly on coxnaUtlon all Crtt
czsm stocks and bonds. Meabera
of Honolulu S:ock Ezchxcm.
WE IJOXS MONEY ON BOND AND
MORTGAGE.
tiiustkks we can icxaliy act ai
Truitee. Administrator. Executor
or Guardian, and are wall orraa-
Izcd to look after jour aSalrs.
Trust fundi rtcclre proopt acd
careful attention. We collect la
come for persons residing abroad.
and will look after your affairs
while you Are traveling.
AGENCIES We will undertake to or
ganize stock romrtanle and secure
subscribers for stock on legitimate
enterprise Intended to derclop
the Industries of HawalL
INSURANCE We hare the ar.cncy for
ono of the best Fire Insurance
Companies In the world, and Issue
risks n pains I fire on mill, dwell
In?s. stores, warehouses, mcrctan
dise and furniture.
SAFE DEPOSIT IIOXI? (for fe-
fcecplns of anything Taluable)
We rent at reasonable fljrures bur-
Klar and fireproof s-nfes, Rlrlra; the
keys Into your pofj'loo.
GEO. P. CARTER. Treasurer.
403 Fort Street, Hono!r.lu.
Telephone No. 151.
E.STAIlLlSHi:i IN
BISHOP & CO
Bankers
TRANSACT A GENERAL RANKING
AND EXCHANGE IIUSINEFS.
Commercial und Trarelers letters o
Credit lued. available In all the
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed af:e July 1st
iv? on fiiel drrolts: 3 months 2 rej
I ctnl; c months 34 per cent; 12 ta oaths
I pr cent.
BISHOP & CO.
SAVINGS BANK
On October Int. 1??. and continuing
until further notice. Sirlsci Depoilti
will l reeelred and Interest allowed
by thU Ilank at four and one-half per
rnt pr annum. The term. ru;ea ana
rrsiibitlors of the Hawaiian rottu
ivinzs Ilank will t-e adoptei aj far
an It is practicable to appiy i-cza. ana
the Cash Hejirve of 1V5 a required
under the I'otal Act will be main
tained.
Irlnled ro-!cn cf the Rulcf and Itej-
ulatlons may lw obtained on appllca-
bishop &, CO.
Honolulu. September 7. Ht.
C. BREWER &.C0 L'D.
Q'lten Street : : Honolulu. IL L
AGENTS JOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Oao
mea Siijrar Company. Honomu Sugar
Company. Walluku Scrar Company.
American B-jpor Co Make Sujcmx
Company. Ookala Suar I'laniatloa
Company Haleikala Itanch Com
paLy. Kapipala Ranch. MolokaJ
Itaneh
riantn' I-Ine, San rranclxo rack eta.
Chrle Drewer L, Co Une of lloa-
tor rackets.
Acnta IkMton Hoard of Under rlt-
err.
Arent for Philadelphia Board of To-
d-rwrlter.
Standartl Oil Co.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
C. M. Cooke. Pr'de&t: Georjct IL
Rotertsn. Manajcfr: K. P. Rlibop.
Treasurer and Sre:ary: Col. W. K.
Allen. Auditor: P. C Jonr. IL Water-
bouse. G. TL Carter. I1 rectors.
1 HBT mm BQ
OF HAWAII, LTD.
Incorporated Under the Lavs of
Republic of llawaJL
Aotfaorlxcl Capital. S1.000.CC3.
utcriteJ Capital. 750.CC3.
Pali Up Capital. 500.CCO-
OFFICERS AND 1)1 RECTORS:
Cecil Ilromn rrcd
It. F. Dllllschia 'lev
W. . Cooper Ozt
11 M. Royd ,
G. F. McLeod A
Director Cecil Drown. R T.
llsghass. Mxrk P. RoMnaoa.
CartwrUM a ad G. W. Mxcf&xlasa.
DRAW EXCHANGE OJf:
San FrascUco The A&gl-Ca
nUn IUnk Limited.
Cfclcjro The Merc hint Leaa
Tnit Cos ran jr.
New York J. & W. Srllf&&& A
IxinJon The Acclo-Callfcr
Dank. Limited.
Pari Sort etc Gecerxle,
Hamburg L XL War burs A
llonjrkocc and Yoko&asa-
Chartered Hank of India, Acs
and China.
Amtralla The Union Dafik of
iralU. Limited.
Canada Rank of MonlreaL
Ikrlln Oebrnder Meyer.
Exchanoo bouoht and tmlA
an parts or fho world.
M BANK OF BAI7JE
-L1UITCO -
Incorporated Under the
I-aw cf
Republic of HawalL
CAPITAL
OFFICERS AND D I RECTO
Chas. M. Cooke
P. C Jones Vict
C IL Cooke
F. C Albert on Aaslstaxti f
Directors Henry Watrrbocsx
May. F. W. MaXxrUne. EL D.
J. A. McCandleas.
Solicits the Arcousts of FlrcaL
po rations. Trusts. Indlrldnala esfl
prompt and carefully attend to
but leers connected w:in Titry
trusted to IL Bell and PorcBXss
elr-i Exchanr, itroa Letten cf CrcCX
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits
and Interest allowed In
with rules and conditions rr1at3 ta
pass books, copies of wblcli car ta
bad on application.
Judd Dulldlnc, Port strecL
CIVUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. mT7m.
15 Soreckels X Co.. Bri
HONOLULU. II. I.
SAN FILNCISCO AGENTS
NEVADA NATIONAL I1ANK
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON.
SAN 1'RANCIFCO The Nerada
ru-
llonal Hank of San Franclnca.
IaJNIXjN TLe Union Hank of
don lUJ ).
NEW YORK AmerVaa Ezcbaxc Na
tional Hank. -
CIIICAGO-Mf fT bants' National Baa.
PARIS-Crrdlt Lyoanals.
RERUN DreMlncr Rank.
HONGKONG ANII YOKOHAMA
Honkor.c and Sbancbal Dsn ting
CVrroratlon.
NEW 7.EAUNII AND AUSTRALIA
Itank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER DiSi
o! Hrlllsh North America.
DposlU Rcccired. Loans jasd ca
Approved Sccrltr. Commercial aatf
Trarclcrs' CredlU Iftroed. IMPs f
Ezchanre iVrucbt and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOIL
THE YOMADA SPECIE BAUK
UM1TIID.
PsSd Tp Capital Vm IXOCOX
Hcjerre rund Yea
nn.norricn: yokohaua.
IIILNCHI1'5 AND AGnNCIC3:
Ko! Ixisdoa Lyons. New Tot ft.
San Krandfo. Shaacnal. Roza
Lay. Hanskocs. Tokyo.
I NTIIRIST. A LIjOWHD:
On 11 zed iVr'.t for 12 tnostbs 4 p. -P.
a-
On nxed Iepo!t for C months JH P-
p. a.
On Klxcd Lpoit for 3 months 2 pu c
P- -
INTKRHST ALlJOTVnn RT TTID
head orrici: at Yokohama.
On Current IVpolt 1 r-10 pr day.
On Hxed rwpmlt fr 12 raontha,
tr rent, p-
The Ilank Lujs ard rlr for col
Wiion Rills of Exrhtnre, lasofsf
I:a(s and Ixt!rrs of Credit on tae
aVne I!raacfc- and Accndf and
transacts a general nanklnj: imsi&cca.
Arency Yokohama Specie Rank:
New Repu.:ic R:dic Honc!jlu. IL I
JUHE1 ISHIZUKA
AGENCT OF
KEl HIN BANK, LTD.
Vineyard Street.
Tranwct Gnal Itinklce
and Ex-
chance Ilusiac.
KW OPFICE TCCTO, IIWL
Draw Exchange on
FIRST NATIONAL RANK.
TO K OH AHA,
Only the fclgaen irraie of RED RUD
RER Is uied tn the Stamps taad by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.