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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AliVKlM ISKU: !!oNoI.i;U". N i KM
TROPIC OILS.
By the Iolani over a hundred barrels of this well-known oil, and
now afloat over 200 more barrels; so we don't think we will run short of
oil during the coming sugar season. Tropic Oils for engine, cylinder, dyna
mo, car box, roller and all other lubricating purposes have not got their
equal in this market. Our sales prove this, for from a small beginning we
liavo worked up to an oil business that shows that the article used is all
xlsit. Get your season supply from us. .ill jj A
The UnitEd States, Great Britain,
Japan and Russia.
WASHINGTON IS INTERESTED
2.
O. HALL & SON, LTD.
Assemtling Data-Present Project
Solves Many Difficulties-Hawaii
Important Point.
NEW CABLE PLAN ON SHIP PHELPS THE EPHEOM
TONIGHT ! TONIGHT !
The Sugar Packet Docks
With a Sailor in Irons.
;i:.Ni MINSTREL Vlil7 1WU1
l: Ev.:r Or;V CV-.-; ;; .
UN! ui4 UM.
Crew Mjt!s'.c3 is a Storn U$ C?m!t
Oa Csr. Grain's acccjoi S.cnt
Ois f'otn I'ceyu'u
jack.-on heardi:.
III-? t
mindell rims m:yit&s.
!.4 II. r :..:;r.jl lrcl.t.s. arJ lUncir:
X "A frit: K !.caraL""
I: !:-: 11XN .ir. ! HU.l-llr.::::o:.
IN. L i !l.t::i:u::i.
mis.- Jft.i.x p.yron.
EADY ROCK ROOFING
Best Roofing on Earth.
Miii.il Adtni
new York, o.-.
.i ani.in : fuir-:ua I I
l.pp.-r Ervklne N. Ph. v. i!! ... l
!'..f,,r' r:ii; I S:at i i :::'; In r
Morrie in Urn kly:i torn ir:a o:i a
WASHINGTON. Oct. -. In ilitilo- : mutiny th- . i. 11, !
matic ami IIU ial quarters attention is was bronchi into pr; i: Sr .:.--
beinz directed to :he oueslion of :i day. Hammiu i am:-.. !.y tu:.i;:i i Ulldr 1- MI. !.
cific cable linking this country with Robert Graham, who .iy ;!i i: he t:;- j liy liliuili tip li-lfjlin!i
the Philippines ami points beyond, ami dm 1 the entire crew to revo'.: Wh : i
u is unuersiooo luixi. mis itovornmeni I a;;i;ii rana:u io-k'i ins ..-.! a: j
ani the foreign Governments which Prooklyn ho s il! t!ia: his s u'nr !tal
would be affectel by the cable are now n fuso! to !. th- rtlT of Pir.-: M in
actively considering the subje. t. Myron T. 11a !!. T!i y nrit; ;e.
The oflicials litre are as.-eniblinj; da-1 1 nib r -Itli, off th- t !:t -u i
ta and preparing cable maps, with the Scuth America. ji: .i a s-. . ,. :orm !
expectation that the matter will be was Mowing up. If tie :m n al ;.o. j
brought to the early attention of Con- u , j !lV .,. . a: J f.,r,,.., !
gress. In a general way the project is ... I
tor a cable of four links, viz.: Prom ' r, , f s ' r ,-'-,: !.!;..- ;
San Francisco ti Hawaii. L'.Po miles: !i; miglit hae s a- .n !a a i
from Hawaii t Wake Island. I nxi it!, wlih ?i came n: - i l.'.-rJ v. I
. . . . i
Haaimin an 1 a f. II iw-r- i: n;i n.? ::;! ,
Ke'.iy vre pu: in i:o:i.-. :!' i
.i U.c lal :-. ;Lc Mu.rat...
- Till: WIU.AItPS
...In Th:r Muiral Act
-.. :itnl r.i.. Iit ru iv
l!-eil I'll.til-. ... S--.ll f.ltl N
.in.
of i
Commencing Monday, November 4f
ox AtvorxT op tiii: uaixy yi:tiii:ii urn sai.i: or
RSbboes Laces
WILL CONTINUE ANOTHER WEEK,
..AT THE
IT NOT EXPENSIVE; cornea ready to lay; any workman can lay it; is
Vtf.it', insurance 50 per cent lesa than shingles on buildings covered with it.
38t ffctd fcy any climate. SEND F OR SAMPLE.
miles: from Wake Island to Guam. 1.
2'J'i miles; from Guam to Manila. 1 .:;.
miles.
These landing points are all within I the rtni:! :iI.-r. K- y w i r.-. A s
the control of the Pnitod States, our f, Ur d ivs later o: his pr.::i- t., .
flag having been raised on Wake Island M,.ir.. ,rilIll. x..x , ...
. 1 ft. I.. ... I I ..Ill .
tho .vmorii-fin Tifii .n in tii.. ii-l"oti. 1 aptain Graham si.. r- u- t
cific
ritor
of
outl
The
una to me Japanese isiauu 01 i- ornio- i curreu. i trotni : ir;' i a
sa. from which island Japan has built I m.,.).w ... 14 ruiimUn- f-m.. Ilnri
gust r.o;?i.
by Arthur
TEMPLE OF FASMBOM
a line to the Japanese coast ami the
mainland of Asia. The second outlet
would be from Hawaii south Hi Pan-
....Pr; an-1 P r Yard....
f P.".iu:;rul l.lIi: CWPI. Mii!.i!.V .r iM WcatJ.r a l ll4ULt
War. Jul l-md.-l by ! Ai:ir.ilii.
per yird
prr yj.rd
Ito cxeh
tc rxch
; Glr.sh.im. at yzrd tor ILK
A?i tirirt t iM ti ii Ti ari!t tor ILa9
;,xtttt",',,v;,,,w. Iv,;.r,;;;:!::v r,r, :'""" :v.:,r;: r",1 ? ,Mcwr aa- :v-ri -
rho Hist of tlie.-.- woiil.l I,.- fr..m .Ma- f''" voyaa.. wa ..i. r. !. i- :i a.- .- '-",!r. I,'M'l;s n' '
MawaMae Tradimig o- Ltd.
Office: Nos. 6 and 8 Love Building, Fort St.
The Plu lps. whi. h is o-.:i. d ? Uire Curtalnj. at HUf PrJr
S-waU O). .if !!i:!i. M-.. ! I-tH" fndcrhlrts at 6forC
E
ning's Island, at w hich point the newly I was seventy days mt fro:n H :alu j A la
projected Hritish cable from Vancoti-j xvj,i, a 0f sllcr. ' rahlon.
!
TEL. 1132.
MosquiitoMee
Will Drive Mosquitoes Away.
Cures the Bites!
Brings Comfort!
ver to New Zealand crosses.
The foregoing projects would not be
private enterprises, but a Government
undertaking. The Government, it is
urged in support of the projects, would
be not only tree from the prei-ent high
charges and from the supervision of
foreign companies now handling the
business, but the line being opened to
the public ami commercial uses at a
reasonable rate would afford facilities
for the expanding trade of thr Pacific
and thereby yield a considerable re
turn to the Government.
Foreign governments which would
be affected by this project notably
Russia. Japan ami Great Britain are
beginning to show some concern over
it and it is understood that the Gov
ernment has been sounded of late from
several foreign quarters to learn what
its plans are.
l-eautlful cbanf to buy pood ai rry low rrUm, at tlc Tempi
mttien Itnz Monday, Xt"tn l"
M. PA!r. Man-asrr.
Tho Only High Crado Baking
Powdor Offerod ot o Mod
orato Prlco.
NOT
MADE BY
THE
TRUST.
NONE SO GOOD.
Carriage, Wagon! and Truck
PEPAIRINC, PAINTING. TRIMMING
AND MANUFACTURING
OfO
&CJ FINE HORSESHOEING a rrU2ir.
Agency of the Rubber TireiWheel Co.
Hawaiian Carriage MTg Co.t
QUKEN STREET, N ISA It FOItT.
B
-OBN3IL.V
enson, Smith & Co,
L1MITED-
Fort and Hotel Streets.
Moimoliinlliui Tolbacco rj
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Ltd.
CLEARS
e Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
MKDIATIOX.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27. A c.ilile t I'.w
Sun from Paris says: The oflh-ials at
the Foreign Office he'.ieve that the war
in the Transvaal will w of brief dura
tion. Following an Interchange of
views hail by French. American. Kus
cinn nnd Snanish renresentatives. n
v g
has been agreed to request President
McKinley to offer to mediate between
Great Britain and the Transvaal.
LONDON, Oct. 27. Commenting on
thP nPtition of President .McKinley.
- -
promoted by the New York World, urg-
ing that the good offices of the Fnlteu
States be offered in settling the Trans
vaal difficulties with Groat Britain, the
Standard says: "We very much doubt
whether the Washington C.:)vernme:u
will at all appreciate the suggestion.
but in any case it is as well for th;s.
whom it concerns. vspecialy for those
whom it does not concern. t: under
stand that the Transvaal affects our-
. .
selves and which we propose to s-mi
without assistance or intervention of
any kind."
WMtoey
Mar
sin
We are devoting thi month to ale of the remnants of tiir K-un Stock. ;uiI fin
ishimr interior Storeroom change- in onler to present
W MEW ST9
irompletc in all r:pMt hefore the
Large, New Stock
.JAPANESE : AND : CALIFORNIA : GOODS T
STJRAW HATS, all latest styles.
Ii we do not have your size we can make you a Straw Hat of any
style. Large supply of Rough Straw or hand.
Prices, lowest in the city.
soshima,
HAT MANUFACTURER,
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke,
THOSE
Baby-C
arriaes
ACCfSKO SAII.OKS KK1.KASKO.
CIIAUI.KSTOWN S. C). Oct. IV..
The Norwegian Government has in
stinct ed its representative at this pl.ic
to secure the release of the two ship
wrecked sailors held here for murder.
In August last a Norwegian bark wa-s
cr.ught in a West Indian hurricane otT
the Florida coast and completely
wrecked. Three of the crew remained
on a raft for several days without f ao 1
or water and finally drew lots to sc
which should die for the other two.
The two remaining were rescued and
brought to this port and hold for mur
der when they related their experience.
The men will be sent home.
Among thearticles remaining in the Egan Stock are
a few FINE STAPLES, such as:
fiAVE ARRIVED AT THE
SItty Fmraitar e Stor e,
H. H. VILL8AKVIS, Manager.
Love Building, 534-536 Fort St
y&lEPDOBE 46: RESIDENCE, 849.
DAY ITT WILL RKTIKK.
LONDON. Oct. 2.",. Michael Davitt.
Irish Nationalist member for South
Mayo, announced in the House of Com
mons today that he would resign to
morrow as a protest against the Poer
war. Mr. Davitt denounced the iinc
press and said that the war for the
meanest and most mercenary alms
would be known as the greatest crim-
of the century. He declared that if he
had been offered home rule and an
Irish republic he would no: have ac
cepted them if accompanied by the con-
dition that he vote for the war.
NOUVKAUTK UUAIU in various
-hade and tyl-. Iv-sin prW up
tf 7-Vt. a yard niw oMerM at
15 Cents.
TOKCHOUX I.At'KS. VALKXt'lKX-
XKS LAfKS. Kcisr L.n:s.
15 Cents
A YARD.
2 pieces of l,Ai;K. J a ul -i inrlie
wide, while it l.it
1 Cent
A YARD.
t cii:in;i:uY skint i:ix;. :i
vanl- fr
5 Cents.
I.AIMKS' UKI.T SILK IH.iSK SUP-
poi:tki:s . . . .
15 Cents
A PAIR.
odd Mz.-in LA INKS' KI! fHlVKS.
to ido-fint at
10 Gents
A PAIR.
PKAL IU TTOXS
5 Cents
A DOZbN
AXD MANY nTiiKi: SMALL AKTU'LKS To WHICH YK HAYII
NOT HAD oPpoUTPXITY To DIKIT SPKi'IAI- ATTKXTIOX.
Only tUe highest grade of RED Itril-
BER is used in the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
WGnitmiey & Mmrsh, lt

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