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TilE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, XOVKMttElt 7. 100.
DIMOND & GO'S
House
FOR FASTER MAIL
Furnishing
floods
Hawaii to be Favored by
New Zealand Enterprise
Encouraging: the Oceanic Company
tolmprov Its Schedule-In Do
main o Government Effort.
Department
-oo-
SOMU OF OUR REGULAR PRICES:
Kitchen Knives
Egg Beaters
Wooden Spoons
Tea Strainers
Kitchen Strainers
Sink Scrubs
Bottle Brushes
Wire Toasters 10c
Potato 'Mashers 50c
Chimney Cleaners 10c
Vegetable Graters 10c
Whisk Brooms 10c
10c
5c
5c
10c
5c
10c
SAX FRANCISCO, Oc:. .Secre
tary Scott of the Chamber of Commerce
is in receipt of a communication from
the Hon. J. II. Witherford of New Zea
land showing that great efforts are be
ing made in that country to secure
Government aid in the matter of grant
ing subsidies to steamship companies
to carry fast mail across the Pacific
It is very likely that the movement
will be taken up in the United State
upon the reassembling of Congress
many people on this coast being deeply
interested. In New Zealand the busi
iu-ss community is auve to tne im
portance of improving the interovean
mail service, but the high officials are
either slow or favor the Suez route, as
shown by the following letter from Mr.
Witherford to Secretary Scott:
As active efforts have been made to
improve mail service which rivals the
San Francisco line, I have during the
past month been working hard to goi
t lie service to your port established
JAS. F. (MORGAN
ipinnaur wd urn
33 Queen Street.
P. 0. Box 59 V T.letb ru 72
Administrator's
Sale.
'.half is la-M from lni.t f It. P. w m
AT H. MAY & CO'S.
By the Australia:
ESTATE OF
James I. Dowsett, Deceased.
The undersigned. Administrator of
the Estate of JAMES I. DOWSETT. de
ceased, gives notice that, for the pur
pose of paying tho debts of said d
ceased, he will sell at public auction at
the salesrooms of James F. Morgan.
Honolulu.
On Saturday, the 16ih Day cf i ecmber
1839,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
All of the following property:
LEILEHUA RANCH.
Consisting of following leases:
"Walanae-uka." "Pouhala" and
"Waikakalaua." is by survey made by
W. D. Alexander in Crown Iml Book
of Surveys, pages 1G. lfil and 1 :!. con
taining an area of 15.3TS acres, leased
by Commissioners of Crown Iands to
Henry E. Whitney (and assigned to the
late J. I. Dowsett) for thirty years
tri-ni f t,L ki?,-5., t i f roni January 14th, 1SS2, at yearly rent
teim.of jears, believing such m the . . .- A . , :,...
LIMITED.
IMPORTERS OF
future will be mutually advantageous
to New Zealand and San Francisco. 1
will send you a copy of what I have
done for your perusal. Owing to strong
conflicting interests, it has been diffi
cult to get the Premier and members
of the House to consider the question
in its true light, as being a necessary
al of $500.00 payable semi-annually.
Lease of K A LENA made. by Mrs. Ka
hanuu Meek to the late J. I. Dowsett
for fifteen years from September 1st.
1SS9, at a yearly rental of $2ito.oo pay
able semi-annually.
TOGETHER with all cattle and
horses on the above lands, consisting
of about l."oo head Cattle and 25 head
, Bishop Ktat f.r twenty -.r. from
j S.;.N -mbT lt. lv a y.irly rr. li
,,f MMtiM rviv.ttt',. ? -r.:i v:.r.': l' in I
;'! vain .
! Tl.' ie is resrv-i to tl.e Tr:i"!' . tif
r'i.-hi'p Estate from t!;lr or.t-half f
i Ha!.v.a all Fi.-'i-x I .. li.-h Ior. I an 1
K:hiiis ICUht. Th.- IIar.d i f K'ihu.t
and the por.d of Mnkalapa ar.! Kur.a-
rs.i: al! the III of Ktinan.i mM It
rU'iTi: and a!l th land a!ov. r
:aauk.i of an Imaginary line !r.tn
thr miles mauka af and par.V.l-l with
the old (lovernrsvr.t road: alo one
aerr of Taro Lmd in th .lKu!lty
known as KanenIu.
All that portion of Halawa llns l
tween the Oah;: Hallway and Ind
Company track ar.J an nUl:ud- of t"o
fe-t ha in-en l.!M and rent p.M in
advance for full term of the lic.
Excepting Ut lease dated Sptm-
1t -Nth. Insn. for twenty years from
SeptemUr 1st. 1nn. to Chlm I.a:i
Chonu atnl others .nd now a.!ncl to
Honolulu Sugar Company, containing
47 n.h acres Uicc Ianl. for nklrh
they pay a yir! rental of ILoooin
semi-annually: i2)) lease datd Jan
uary 1m. ISM, to Chilian & Co.. for
twenty years from StptenilHr li:.
Inns, and now aMi:ned to Honolulu
Sugar Company, containing CO T4-l"
acres Rice I.an !. fiir which they uy a
yearly rental of I1.000.OO Foml-atitmal-ly:
:id lease lited NovimWr -7lh.
1M7. for ten years irom Sptcriler lit.
isss. to Chow Ah Fo for 17 K-Um
acres RUe Ifcnn 1 at a yearly rental f
:o.imi payable -ir.:l-annually: 1 1tb)
and all of that part of Makalapa pad
dcM-k as Is not nraMe and which Is fit
for pasturage.
A portion of H.ilau.1. containing 7m
acres, lying makat or ludow the Oahu
Railway and Iar.tl Company track, has
also been leaded t-i the Honolulu Sugar
Company and rent paid In advance for
the full term of this lae.
One small Fia Pond, known as
Waiaho. and l!oue It on the learh
at Halawa Is leas?d to John Defrles
for lPi ears from March 1st. In.7. at
a yearly rental of
FRESH CRANBERRIES. )
APPLES. LEMONS.
FANCY NAVAL ORANGES.
riLXCIII. PLUMS GRAPES.
Ar.d All Otbrr Kruui. in Season on th
CoojU;
RUTABAGOS,
FRIII DEEP-MIA BASS.
FROZEN OYSTEILS
SMOKED SALMON AND HALIBUT.
CR1LXM CllElE f la fo'.D.
G RU El I N A G EN'S P-ON- VOSS.
FRESH CELERY. CAULIFUIWER. ! AND MARSHMALIjOWS.
ARTICHOKES. RHUBARB.
I
;cici: FRUITS, stuffed pruncsl
ttflEWKYMAY&CaLTID).
2BH(S STRES2
7 M IT
WATEWIOUSE STORE
Bethel Street.
lophom
THC
McLNTYRE STORE
Corner King and Fort Sts.
Japhon
FOR SALE.
Drift. l!r&4M Simile Uc.
I'Utt&tKo Male. Hie lVfi
MnW SUJlo MoW.
clc. Hoc,
Cuy Bud House Furnishing Goods
auxiliary to the extension of commer-1 Horses.
cial relations between America and the I There are on th's land all Buildings.
Colonies. Pens. Etc.. necessary for carrying on
In the letter Mr. Witherford includes! a first-class ranch.
extracts from the Observer of New Zea- I X VNAKULI.
SOLE AGENTS
JEWEL STOVES, Coal or Wood;
GUERNEY CLEANABLE REFRIGER
ATORS. STANDARD WICKLESS
STOVES...
REED & BARTON'S PLATED AND
STERLING SILVER WARE.
As per survey described in Crown
Land Rook of Surveys, page 15s. by
W. D. Alexander, containing an a mm of
3.421 acres, leased by Commissioners of
Crown Lands to Henry E. Whitney
(and assigned to the late J. L Dowsett)
for thirty years from -Stb day of Feb-
Terms rash. U. S. gold coin.
(onevanccs at expense of purchaser.
J. M. DOWSETT.
Administrator Et. of J. I. Dowsett.
Auction Sale
LIVERY.
-OF
land, which in part says:
J. H. Witherford, who has been to
gieat pains to get things as far for
ward as possible, has been so far suc
cessful that it only remains for New
Zealand to agree to the preliminaries
nnd thft service can be in workinn or-
. - -r-.-t'a rrrn I J
BLUE l'LAMb UIL blUVbb, Hiuius ,ier ?n time for tiie iaris exhibition, ruarv. 1SS2. at a yearly rental of
It,. T -v - 1 1 1- In . I A ...-V . I 1 ...I It..
jonn it. Dprecweis. wnost; laiiiuR-uuuiiA $.nt.nt pa.vaoie eiiii-niiiuiii .
of trade are gradually spreading over TOGETHER with this le:ise will be
so many parts of this hemisphere, is sold 25o head Cattle.
at the head of the Oceanic Company AIEA.
in San Francisco and his proposal, pro- As ,it.S(.ru,,Ml in Crown Iuid Hook
vided he can get a subsidy from New f)f Surveys, page l;:j. survey made by
Zealand and Australia, is to put on a ( ,j. Lyons: area 1.175 acres, leased by
line of fast mail steamers, fitted up in Crown Land Commissioners to Henry
every way 'as luxuriously as the Pcnin- iz. Whitney (and assigned to the late
sular and Oriental and Orient liners. j. i. Dowsett) for thirty years from
The service will be every twenty-1 January 1st. IsnJ. t a yearly rental of
one davs. and the time of the passage! $250.00 payable semi-annually.
will he reduced to a minimum. If car-1 All that portion of Atea which lies
ripd nnt. not onlv Auckland but all I between Oahu Railway and I .and loin
in snauB
-OfO-
KBNQ STREET.
Merchant street entrance next to the
h our Arcade.
ON SATURDAY. NOV. IS.
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom. ZZ Queen :r--:. I
will sell at PubPc Auction, by rder
of the Treasurer. Mr. J. P. Cok cer
tain delinquent shares of Mock In the
KIHEI
P L A NT ATI ON COM I N Y .
If the deliiiipicni r.?c.m'Tit. v. ha in
terest thereon, is t.ot uihi ! ; :
above date.
WILL
BUY or SELL
ON COMMISSION
Anj'thing and everything in our line.
66
See Our
Marksmao.'9
oo-
He Makes
Bulls Eyes
Everytime
WITH HIS
KING AIR GUN
New Zealand win be immeasurably
benefited by the scheme. There is
bound to be a large increase of tourist
traffic and the commencement of the
opening up of a great trade between
this colonv and the United States.
Mr. Sprockets very naturally requires
that if the line be subsidized it shall be
for
to
the
line of fast mail steamers without some
guarantee as regards time, and seven
years is a comparatively short time to
ask for.
nanv track and t'.5D feet altitude has
been leased and lent paid in advance
for the full term of this lease. Ex
cept ing (1st) about ' 1-3 . cres rice
land formerly leased to Kam Tow ami
for which he Is now-
rent al of $150.00;
Sing tnow expire.D containing three
acre. more or less ( formerly used as
For list pas- 12.
JAS. F. MORGAN. Atictr.
FORT STREET,
to Kam Tow and Fjfj4f-- Qir'
a period ot seven years. It stand a nsllnK station) nt n,,. Aiea depot, and
reason that no company will go to mjW n posSSOSsln of Honolulu Sugar
: enormous expense of putting on a Company. and for which they paid a
HKbT HILLiYKT.
vearlv rental of 2fM.ou l ist year.
AIEA FISHER V is rented for ?
a year.
LFALFALEL
Containing an ::rea
1 5.1 HI
AT MANOA
FOR SHLE.
oto
Single Shot
$1.25.
Magazine
$1.75.
M mum
EHLERS BLOCK, FORT STREET.
R. A. DEXTER, Manager.
Civil Service Rules
IN OUR RESTAURANT.
Present Orpheum Program One
That Delifihts the Patrons.
The present program at the Or
pheum is most certainly the best that
has been presented at the popular
theater.
Starting last nght with the min
strel first part, i.i which was intro
duced new songs, new jokes and new
business, every number in the entire
program was vigorously applauded.
The Willards' new musical act met
with a most gratifying reception. Miss
Ethel Dixon and Mr. Hamilton Hill, in
duet, were heard to advantage and a
double recall insisted upon.
The big favorites Rand and Rand
brought the hot., o down with new com
icalities, but the g?m of the program
was a sketch by Miss Dreyfuss and
Jackson Hearde, introducing a genuine
cake-walk. The act was simply im
mense and the applause throughout
continuous and at times almost deaf-
II AVI NO PURCHASED A TRACT
of about H..isoi0f tne flnc,,t Am Q Macoa for rcal-
:uns leased bv Kauiehaineha HI. to I tt I will nn re-lvA nnnll
William Jarrett for fifty years from cntJons from panic UwlrinB lo pur-KeeDS CODSianUy Oil nana 1U IllS COlTaiS
August 1st, 1S51. at r yearly rental fchase. I
$7o0. I Thcie lot9 are immediately la front
One undivided naif of this Ioae Is nf the residence of IL K. Cooner. In-
assigned to J. I. Dowsett for the fulllan( command a grand Ie.c of Mauoa
term of the lease expiring August 1st. I Valley and the picturesque country to
1101. niamond Head
One undivided half is assigned to I Ther nn 10 l.ifn In n-rlea. i front-
Oeorgo Oalbraith nnd by him subleased I tn- on thn OP mJi. tanoa roid.
to J. I. Dowsett at a vearlv rental of
$1,500 payable half-yearly. In addition
to the rent payable under the original
lease. This sub-lease expires May 1st.
190L
There are i'.oO acres of this land
leased to Valanae Sugar Company for
the full term of the original lease at a
yearly rental of $3.C0O payable half
yearly. There are on this land all Ruildings.
Pens. Etc.. necessary for carrying on
a first-class cattle ranch.
Then will be sold together with this
lease 2.000 head dttle and about 150
head Horses, all of which are now run
ning on this land.
KAHAUIKI.
As per survey in the RiMk of Crown
i.:mik naire lfo. i antainiiic an area of
ening. Such a reception has certainly h n44 a(.res: also ihe Fish Pond "Well"
and 5 facing on LihoMho Mrect.
Tho lots arc each PX feel wldo and
rom 1C0 to 2SS feet den. Government
water main laid pat the lots on West
Manoa road.
Early applications necejjary. Map
of the property and all Information In
regard to terms of purchase, etc., at
my oQce.
Terms One-third can, balance
one and two years at 6 per cent.
Early application necessary.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Fine Young, Strong, Imported Mules
(BROKEN AND UNBROKEN.)
Also, Handsome Buggy and Draft Horses.
flO-IMMCKS 1 1 K A SON A 11 L K.
-oo-
It b:is r. Our waiters are
trained to be civil, quick ami at
tentive to our truests. Our chef
W 1IT1V iwibwl in iroi)a rati on of
i- "---- i
iLniitv :iiul aimetizinir dishes.
. "XI.
K very t bin is scrupulously clean
vvorvthiiig as comfortable as we
ian make it.
alwavs in reason.
never bttore been accorueu a sKeicn
in the city as was the case last night.
One recall was accepted and a buck
dance given, but, had the performers
wished it. they would have been be
fore the curtain for an hour.
A farce, ' The Scientific Research."
concluded the program and was well
up to past productions of its kin
A Spill on Tantalus.
A serious accident to Mrs. Pullar and
two children on the Tantalus ridge was
on Sunday afternoon narrowly prevent
cd by the presence of mind of Mr.
Ami the prices are C. Du Uoi
leased bv Commissioners of Crown
Lands to J. I. Dowsett for twenty-five
vears from July Id. tsss. at a yearly
rental of iMo.io payable semi-annu
ally.
The Fish Pond and Kite Lind at Ka
hauiki is leased to Sarepta A. Culick
tand assigned to John Antone) for
twenty-three yars from July 2d. l-'.
.Safe..
tor a yearly rental or ?.v.hi payani4
semi-annually.
A portion of Kahauiki lying letvcen
the Oahu Hallway and Iind Company
track and Government road and ad
joining Kallhi is leased to Pacific (Sua
no and Fertilize Company for IT1
years from Januatv 2d, ls3.. at a year
ly rental ot $200.00.
The mauka portion of Kahauiki Is
Home Bakery Cafe
THE BEST MEAL CAFE.
Only the highest grade of RED RUB
BER is used In the Stamps made fcy
Hie HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
Fhe lady and children were driving
along the ridge when the horse became h0ased to John Grace (and assign"! to
tnghtened and backed the vehicle tow- star Dairy) for eleven years front Ju
ai d the edge when Mr. Du uoi, who was My 2d. 1S07. at a yearly rental of $1
passing on horseback, sprang to the payable quarterly.
ground and seizing the other horses! Thero Is reserved from the Star
bridle checked him while the occupants Dairy lease a portion of Kahauiki ad
of the carriage jumped. The vehicle joining the Kallhi boundary and run
was partly over the embankment at the ning S00 feet along the Government
time and Mrs. Pullar with her children road and TOO feet deep,
safely landed on a narrow lodge about HALAWA.
fifteen feet below, the weight of the one-half of which is leased to the
carriage dragged the horse over at the iate J j Dowsett I y A. J. Cartwnght.
same time and they brought up about Trustee for Queen Kmma Estate, for
seventy-five feet from the top. twenty years from September 1st. 1S.
to
For Sale:
l
That parcel of land on the southeast
corner of Derclanla ami Miller streets.1
The prorrty baa a frontage of SI
feet on Ileretanla and 03 f?t 09 Miller I
street.
Area 4.700 square feet.
There are two cottages on the prop
erty, one of wh!cn la now rcnteJ for
?23 per month.
For further particulars ani terms ap
ply to
JAS. F. MORGAN.
JAS. F. MORGAN
i!
Island Orders Promptly Attended To.
TO
Plantation Owners,
Managers, Agents,
And Buyers
- PATKOXIZi; HOME IXDUSTKV, naocJ
i M-tulin alrrail fr Harnc-.. Willi a3!cl improve
i:h n: to my MAX U FACTU II I NO DKPAUTMKNT
:tnl dirxTt iinfiortalion of matcnal, I a:n nrar rcpami
lo uAv rhuUn ar.l AtnM with anv amount and
description e.f WOUK HAU.VInS. cr rurt lljcrtyjf,
at liiirt- that will rvnjorv favirh! with COAS1'
PRICE.?, and tho attniiin. .f i FAK IXEITEH
WEAKIXf? AUTICI.IC
a full tin- .f f:Ai:i:iAf ;e. harness, sta-
RLE and HORSE OOOHS.
M.it.1 on!.r. PROMPTLY at,d SATISFAC
TORILY fdhd.
-
SlClKf H
C. R. COLLINS
33 Queen Street.
P, 0. Box 594. Telephone 72. j
TCtXril0E 662.
P. O. LOX 507.
ESTABLISHED 1891.
KIKG ST. near NUUANU ST

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