12 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL All VEUTISKR: riONOLlU (H7TOI.KK II. lbW ic finmmprnn jl U1UI Tfcfl lssa-d Every Mornin?,' Except Sunday, by the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY Von Holt Rlock, King Street. A. W. PEARSON, Pusiness Manager. D LWflY 1 1 TIME TABLE 0 . v From and After Jan. 1, 1899. SIATIOSS. Iiatly Daily ihn tz&I-j cs. Hnn. Daily ex, bn. A M. 7:10 8:ftf 8:33 JPewi City. JJwa Mitt.. Was... STATIONS. Xaw&rtE) Sua Mili.. . Clry. G. ?. Dkkisos, sperirtendent. 9:15 9:48 10:08 10:50 11:65 12:3'2 A.M. U:05 11:40 12:00 Dally P.M. 3:15 3:47 4:C5 4:15 5:40 8:15 Daily P.M 5:10 8:50 6:10 Cornell. E. Walton. I. C. Youns. M. V. Doill, Miss O. Iavt-tiworth. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Horn. G. W. W'-rner, T. Pratt, .1. .1. Archpr. Mrs. Stewart, C. H. Prefontaine. J. W. Montagu and wife; Mrs. H. Macmillan. R. Petti grew. M. J. Buckley. It. O. Iiyrne. It. J. Huu-hins. W. Sparlen. Mrs. S. Cunning ham. T. S. Kennedy, .1. Cunningham and It. McKenzie. Rooked. For San Francisco, per stmr. Hong kong MaiK, sailing Oct. 14. A. Ddlton Harrison. L. Morle and wife, Charles Lovejoy. Miss Kennan, Dr. A. Hartog and three' European steerage. Arrived-. From Yokohama, per stmr. Hong kong Mam, Oct. For Honolulu Japanese steerage, 446; Chinese steer age, 1, For San Francisco from Hongkong C. P. Plunkett, B. Rraham. W. Liebes. From Shanghai A. M. Hicks, Masters A. S. Tenney and J. I. Tennev. From Kobe Miss M. Vinton. FUNERAL NOTICE. PACIFIC LODGE. A. F. & A. M. 6c There will Pacific Lodge at Masonic T noon. October a No. S22 A. F. & A. M.. inple n S.md.ty aitr- 1".. at ::::; YIc K' -V, th Dativ ex. dun. A.M. 6:15 6:to Daily A.M. 5:85 -.:10 7:K 7:4) 8:0:i Daily P.M 1:05 2:U5 Dlly K 2:U8 2:50 3:.r,5 -JS2 4:r,2 6:26 P. C. Smith, Cien. Pass. & Tkt. Atrt. NAVAL NOTES. Captain Richard Rush. U.S.N., re tired, and family, who have been spending the summer at Poland Springs. Me., have gone to Catskill, N. Y., for the autumn. Lieutenant Commander Lucien Young, U.S.N., captain of the port of Havana, Cuba, arrived at New York September 2S from Havana, en route for Washington and for his home ,in Lexington, Ky. Lieutenant Command- for purpose if attending the fu:r.il of our late. brother. .John Phillips. M. I. Members of Hawaiian Lodge. Lodge Le Progres and all sojourning breth ren are fraternally invited to attend. Ry order of the IL W. M. H. II. WILLIAMS. Secretary. NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Waianae Company will be held at the office of J. M. Dowsett on Monday. Oc tober 10. at 11 a. m. J. M. DOWSETT. Secretary. Oct. 13. 1V.1. WAIALU& AGRICULTURAL CO. LTD THE FIFTH ASSESSMENT OF ! per cent $HU) per share) on the as sessable stock of the Waialua Agricul tural Co.. Ltd.. is due and payable September l.. 1M'.. at the olhYe of Cas tle & Cooke, Ltd.: lo per eent ($10.00 per share) METEOROLOGICAL 3y Os Government Survey, Every Monday. RECORD. Published K HUM 1 fHKKM 3 a s P ;3 o 8 f; :.W V;29.9tv 701 a a r T y iaj.tw-ii.s.") 71 8 84 f-i 84 8) 0.0 : ;c -O.o;; 71 0.00 f.i O.Crt 61 O.Ol! 6 O.OU t'-O 0.00 G V i 1 N f. NR KNE NE NE E O t o 3 1-3 4 S 3 Barometer corrected to 32 F. and and after the 1st of February tot standard gravity of Lat. 45. This correction Is .06 for Honolulu. TIDES. SUN AND MOON. BAT. i c; if; Sp it 03 O 3 S1; n SB Bfton. To!. a.sa. , i.5S llt4 7.5'. Veil, ill) 9aM (S 1 a Aid. IU 11.11 p.XQ 6.:j'J 8.lk) y.40' 11.06' a.iu.1 p.ca J. It) 0 03 3.3! 5 C CD O 0 3 o T. ST r NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE .r.NDERSIC.NEI) MAUIEl Ilruns, executrix of the will of John Henry ISruns. late. of Honolulu, ile ceased. admitted to pro!ati this day, hereby gives notice to all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said John Henry Hruns. to present the same to her at the office of W. O. Smith Esq., Juild building. Honolulu, within six months from the date of the pub lication of this notice or they will be forever barred. Honolulu. Oct. 13. 1MW. MARIE mtux. r3;? Executrix. REMOVAL NOTICE. a.m. 0.10 1.00 l.oy 2.31! p.m.! 0.11 6.40i 1 2i 4.11 5.1 a.m. 4.10 5.40 0.54 5.54 5.51, 5.511 5.r5 ! Sets. 5.41) y 4 5.4v, 10.31 5.3i!11.36 5.8 a. in 5.55. 5.5-i 5.37 5.36 5 -Mi 0.28 1.38 12 First quarter of the moon on the Hth at 7:40 p. m. Ik tides and moon phases are giv a In Standard time. The time of jran and. moca rising and setting being ,liTea . lor all ports in the group are in &ocaJ time, to which the respective The Standard time whistle sounds art 13b. Om. 0s. (midnight), Greenwich corrections to standard time applica fcl to each different port should be tlrue. which is lh. 30m. p. m. of Hawa llaa Standard time. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. Friday, October 13. U. S. transport Zealandia. Dowdell, )rom San Francisco Oct. 5, with troops for Manila. . U. S.. transport City of Para; Zeeder, from San Francisco Oct. 5, with troops for Manila. ' v , Mr. stmr. Moana, Carey', from Auck land, Oct. 2: Pass, and mdse. to Wm. G. Irwin & Co. Jap. stmr. Hongkong Mam, Filmer, Trom Yokohama, Oct. 4: pass, and mdse. to H. Hackfeld & Co. Am. bk. Edward May, Hanson, 16 days from San Francisco: S00 tons mdse., 332,000 feet lumber, to Alexan der & Raid win. Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, IS hrs. from Stonokaa: 404 bags sugar to F. A. Schaerer & Co., 85 bags coffee. Stmr. Mokolii, Sachs, 8 hrs. from ."Kolokai. XT. S. transport Valencia, Lane, from TSan Francisco, with troops for Manila. U. S. transport Sikh, from Portland, Un troops for Manila. rr Vfiint- i ciifferinf frnm trnnhle rf the eyes, the effect of the climate of And BcCOniCS DillnqtJCnt ,On "avana October 16, 1899. The Inland Sea Inoshima is adjacent ROWFN to another small island by name Ike- T Wai:ilua Auricultural (..:Ltd. ainiiid, v iin. il atri fii in loot ita u iui-i - .. ... ....I get lor tne nagsnip 01 tne Asiatic Scpuadron, when Captain Selfridge was in command: A most unfortunate tar get it proved, for it was a living one, and the great gun practice of the Oma ha proved most disastrous to the na tives of the peaceful isle. The United States Government, however, indemni fied the families of the killed, and as life among the Japanese is not highly valued, it was not long cherished against the peacefully Inclined warship against that forgiving- nation. At home, however, the consequences were far reaching and not so easily forgot ten. Preparation? are being made to raise two more of the sunken Spanish gunboats lying at the bottom of Ma nila Ray, says a letter from the Navy Yard, Cavite. It is said that these two particular gunboats were sunk, not by shells from the American fleet, but by opening the bilge cocks and portholes by some of the crews, and that the seeming delay in raising these two small craft is due to the reluctance of those in charge to allow the general public to gain possession of these facts, which tends to demonstrate in a degree our reason for the lack of success of the Spanish arms. These two gunboats when raised will be overhauled, re paired and then attached, as in the case of the others, to one of the reg ular men-of-war, from which the sup plies will be drawn and officered. The island of Ihoshima, on the In land Sea of Japan, near which the troopship Morgan City was wrecked the first week in September, has by reason of its name been wrongly lo cated by many people familiar with Yokohama and its environs. Some thirty miles from Yokohama, off the village of Kamakura, where the bronze Ruddha is located, is a tiny island called Inoshima,1 meaning the iskind of caves. This is visited by all globe trotters and tourists in Japan; it, with the trip to Kamakura. where one may sit on the thumb of the big bronze Ruddha, being one of the stereotyped pilgrimages. This island, in the Ray of Yeddo, is not, however, the one where the bones of the Morgan City are bleaching, but it i son a good- sized island of the same name in the Inland Sea that the transport was beached, and from which her people were rescued. sh H n fi iW THE Favorite Ronts I0J THE Island AND Tonrists Oceanic Steamship Company! TIME TABLE: IVrt r. H: :r. r: ;:. mill AtrUr a: Lr FROM SAN FRANCISCO: AlSTItALlA MOANA .... CKT. NOV. AS FOR SAN FRANCISCO: ri'MOANW oc.t II H Al SntALlA KT. 21 l NOV. 10 FR AfSTKALlA NOV. ' AI-AMIIDA NO. 10 nTftQTn I 151 111 alameda dec. ' ai stkalia Nov. n WlUW U A a QjJLXL I AUSTRALIA DEC. 2 MAUIW5A IUC- AI STUAUA !KC ti Every Day in the Year VIA UNION PACIFIC. SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. In connection uith the tailicc of t abot itciaer. t AccaU prepare! to Ujur. to Intead'.ni: tvaMra grn coroa tJintnJCh tlcXcU lr MT railroad from San Francisco, to all point la the VdtM i?U!c. ac4 froa New York by anr i:aniiIi!n line to a U Karoraa Van. Vot furtfaf r p.u:icu:ar arpir to ti innmf UEU 2 t Rrrrirr smoking and lirrary CARS WITH lAUIinil SHOP I'ROM SAN FRANCISCO AND 00 DEN. Tot farther pirtlcaUrt apply to a: doirli: DRAWING EUS. ROOM SLEEP- FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. ORDINARY SLEEPERS. DINING CARS (A LA CARTE). ONLY.3U DAYS TO CHICAGO." Leaves S.ui FrancUco dally at C p. m. Leaves Portland dally at S p. ru. Wm. G. IRWIN & Co LIMITED General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co. J. H. LOTHROP. General Ag'nt. r.:v Tlilnl Mreet. Portland Oregon. D. W. HITCHCOCK. General Ascnt. No. 1 Monicomery St., San Francisco. E. 1 LOMAX. ii. I. & T. A.. Omaha, Nebraska. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental Oriental Steamship (Co. Toy Kisen Kaishai 'II! AS. RRiiWr.ii New York - i AND S:camcr of the above cotaraiilc U1 rail at Honolulu and Irate port on or about the date btlow mentioned: Line. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTO ber 10, Dr. Cooper will occupy his new olTices on Alakea street, three dor8 abott the Masonic Temple. OtlU-e hours S:no to 10 a. m.; 2 to 4 ami 7 to 8 p. m.: Sunday. S:o to 1 a. m.: Tel. 1.11. .1.T;i'.2;t Rark Luzon will sail from New York for Honolulu December 13, liX if suf ficient Induccmcnta offer. AMERICA MARU . CITY OF PEKING GAELIC HONGKONG MARU OCT. 13 OCT. 21 OCT. 31 NOV. S a .... i TO LET. FURNISHED ROOM. MOStJlMTO proof, central location, no other room ers, boardhm-house convenient. Ad dress P. O. box . FURNISHED DOUBLE COTTAGE TO LEASE. TEN FURNISHED ROOMS INCLU- din lanai and kitchen, two bath and toilet rooms; electric lights; free wa ter; larse grounds. Apply K.S0 Klnc street. .1331 For frelsht apply to CI IAS. BREWER & CO.. 27 Kllby street. Roston. or CHA. RREWER & CO.. LTD.. Honolulu. Steamer Upolu Will l af Honolulu at 10 o'clock a. m., touching at Honoipu, Mahukona. Knwnihnc and Kona ports, as follow: Leave Honolulu. Arrive Honolul HONGKONG MARU CHINA DORIC ., NIPPON MARU .. RIO DE JANEIRO OCT. II OCT 21 OCT. 31 NOV. 10 NOV. 17 i ::::::::::::::::::::v::::-:::::::::::::: ::::"."'..:::::::.: i ::::::: For general Information apply to - AX Tuesday Frblay . Tuesday Friday . Tuesday Oct. 17 Saturday Nov. 7 Saturday Nov. 4 Nov. 17 Wednesday Nov. U Nov. 2S Saturday ...Nov. 2Z IS-!; CAHADIAH-AUSTRAUAK ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR RENT, A LARGE HOUSE CENTRALLY located, suitable for a boarding house or small hotel, containing 14 rooms and kitchen, 2 porcelain bathswith hot and cold water laid, and 2 patent clos ets; electric light throughout; newly painted and papered. For further par ticulars apply to 5325 GEAR. LANSING fc CO. For freicht and passage apply to THE0. H. DAVIES &.CQ., LTD AGENTS. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. IL a, and Sydney. N. S. W.. and calling at Victoria. IL C. Honolulu aud RrUbaae (Q.) are: FOR SALE. Read the Daily Advertiser. PUPILS VAHTED. A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDU cation will take pupils for a select pri mary school; terms reasonable. Ap ply at cottage opposite Orpheum The ater, Fort street, between 0 and 12 a. m. .1303 A HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEEN street in the Kewalo district; house re cently erected. Will sell cheap for cash. Apply to ' WILLIAM. SAVIDGE; No. 310 Fort street. FOR SALE. FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE passengers may book and secure tick ets for passage by steamers of the In ter-Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. at the main office of the company. Quen street, up to one hour previous to sailing tlmn of steamer, after which hour, tickets will be sold at the wharf office. INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA TION CO.. LTD. N. E. GEDOE. Sec'y. Honolulu. 11. L. Oct. 7. ISO?. ZZZS On or about the ditea below dialed. Tlx FROM VAC0UYt AD VICTOHA. b.C VAC0UYt AD VICTOHA. For fcrUUse (Q.) ael Sriee? : AOILVNGI OCT. 2S MIOWCRA NOV. 2Z WARRIMOO DEC. 22 4 FlrO.m SYDNEY. etS&AC iQJ FOft VIC tarta aai Vtacovrcr ( EX.): MIOWEILV OCT. 3S WARRIMOO NOV. 22 AO RANG I DEC 20 ....... ( ...................... ....... ........ '...... i NOTICE. FOR RENT. A FEW BUILDING SITES IN THE most desirable part of Kalihl. Price $300, on easy terms, or $473 cash. Ap ply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE, No. 310 Fort street. OWNERS AT and Kapiolani KAI-Park in 'SAILED FROM HONOLULU. Friday, October 13. Stmr. Manna Loa. Simerson,' Kona and Kau. Stmr. Waialeale, Greene, Br. stmr. Moana, Carey, sisco. A 4-ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE, kitchen and bath, on Emma street. Apply this office. ,1303 FOR RENT. Kauai. San Fran- FOR SALE. THE RESIDENCE OF E. R. HEN dry. on the corner of Klnau and Pen sacola jt;eets. Apply on premises. C334 COTTAGE ON RORELLO LANE. I'alama; near town: immediate ios sesion given. Apply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE. ' No. -310 Fort street. FOR SALE CHEAP. Kau, per -Mrs. J. A. FOR RENT. FOR A SHOTR PERIOD, UNFUR nished residence on Judd street, for merly occupied by Lorrin A. Thurston. Apply to ATKINSON & JUDD. ,1359 Over Rishop & Co.'s Rank. WANTED. PASSENGERS. Departed. For , Lahaina, Kona and .stmr. Mauna Loa, Oct. 13.- Butterfield, H. P. Baldwin, Miss Hay seldcn, J. Morse, Mrs. Kuhilani and daughters. R. D. Lilliwan, T. J. Hig ycins, Mrs. Nahaolelua, C. A. Graham, Judge Stanley, Miss Hanniugan, Julian Alonsarratt. Miss Scrimger, Mr. Pullar and wife. Miss M. Rutterfleld, G. Hor aerr T. II. MacDonald, Mr. Allen and ;vife, Miss Beard. .IiVst San Francisco, per stmr. Moana, OcL 13. Mrs. J. R. Castle, R. W. T. :turvis wife and 2 children, Mrs. E. A. Fowerr, I. N. Flerschner, wife, child and maid, W. Mutch, Mrs. C. C. Mc "Sall. and child, Mrs. Drake. W. F. Drake, C. Hedemann, Mrs. Grau, Mrs. lUowland. El Nino ?:ddie. C. W. Mar fruer; E. W. Barnard and wife, IL S. :3tadstreet, P. Schneider, IL W. Peck and son, Miss A. Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Roger, Mrs. T. A. Servera and child. ntrs. J. M. Lewis and child, I. M. Pax rm, Mr. Larsan, Miss Weisel, Miss A. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Ganzel, Mrs. :-T. Gauge, Fred. Mills and wife, T. L. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Davi- tion, a. J!i. luemrura, .ur. 3iarion, i . TUB LEAHI DAIRY HAS FOR Smith, Mrs. Schrowsky, R. Ford, G. sale a few thoroughbred Jersev bulls. Sanderson and wife, L. AV. Toras, Mr. yearlings; pedigree guaranteed. Apply Hsnref. Miss S. Custingliam, Mrs. Sev- to WALTER BLACKER. urn, irs. ti. m. bmitn, Mrs. A. A. 5347 1 AT KAPAHULU. A .1-ROOMED house, with .10x100 lot; also stable and chicken house on premises. Inquire or address J. K.. Advert isir of!lce..13.19 TO PROPERTY mukl, Kipahulu additions: Applications for water privilege from the Pahoa Water Works. Kalmu kl Tract, will be received at the oSlce of Gear, Lansing & Co.. Judd building. Fort street, up to the 1st day of No vember, ISM. Water privileges will be irranted at Government rate-, but .water mains will not be laid from the Pahoa Wa ter Works to connect with properties adjoining the KalmukI Tract unless sufficient application are received for water privileges to Justify the laying of said water mains. GEAR. LANSING & CO.. Judd building. Fort street. The magnificent cew lerrlce ltd "1 zsptrUl Limited- li sow running dxilj. BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL Making the run 100 hours without rhanc. The finnt Railway terries the world. Through tickets tued from Honda! to Canada. Unites! State axi Europe. For Freight and Parage and all general Information.jirpl7.io Ttieo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agts. " STILL .-! NOTICE. FOR SALE. A NEW BICYCLE. WITH CHRIS-1 ty seat, aluminum dust-proof chain guard, roller brake and good lantern and parcels holder; hike has not been run more than 10 or LI miles. Enquire il V . Mm ouue iiooron lirug jo. r33 LOST. THE FIRM OF A. E. MURPHY & CO., retiring from the boot and bo business, ask for an Immediate settle ment of all outstanding accounts, pre vious to their loins p'.Ared In the hands of a collector. This Is an authorized announcement. A. IN THE LEMD222 Ex. Alden Besse . . . a large ajsoriincni oi High Grade eihiac COMPRISIVG IZ. MURPHY & CO.. 203 Hotel street. CUSTOMERS TO CALL AT THE Triangle Store, corner King and South streets', where they can obtain a com plete line of Groceries, Provisions, etc. at lowest market prices. Telephone 9S. " 5339 NOTICE. A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND WILL Io duo and payable to the s:o-kho!.!r JERSEY BULLS. CERTIFICATE NO. 107 MAUI TEL ephone Co. stock In the name of C. Ferguson, has been lost. Finder will please return same to C. II. Dickey; secretary Maui Telephone Co.. Pa la. uaui. SCSI I of Wllder's Steanuhto Co.. Ltd.. on Saturday, the SO tlx Inst. The storK books are closed to transfers from thU dare to October 2. 1 S. R. ROSE. Secretary. Honolulu:. S"Pt. l.- Surreys, Phaetons, Runabouts. Brakes, Road Carts, Spring and Farm Wagons. AfiD THE CLLEBRATED LOST 03 STRAYED. O'DinPiniSpiMis. ooc FROM or about THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL the grounds, last nizht at Siou h t rrler. Mgr.; Tel. 211 Red. about !:4.1. a small weight about 4 pounds : answers to the u.tiiiv ui ; is orown. ears clipped, stub tall, and had eollar with small bell attached. Return to Hawaii an Hotel ornce and receivo rowrini REMOVAL NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL the Woman's Exchange will be closed till further nolle. Future addrest. corner Union and Hotel ftreets. - MM. Kairiess cnJ Gsims Stlift HONOLULU CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,