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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IloXnl.n.r. Ni I'M P.P.i: iv.m.
i
Kainlani
Tract
Situated
on the east
of
to
the
Vallev. Tin
view
I'earl Harbor is the best in
tifv of Honolulu. The .soil is very
ieej; no stones or rocks on the
ftlaee.
t
Water will be laid before pur
chasers are readv to build.
s
A space will be set apart in
i
mejnory of the late Princess Ka
iuhuii for a park.
The lots will be sold at the low-
I
est 'prices in the market, with
which other real estate accents
v-vjJI not afford to compete.
Applications for lots will be
received at our office, and will be
given preference of choosing lots
i in the order thev are received.
-ooo
For further particulars apply
WX. Achi
& CO.
Real Estate
Brokers.
IO WEST KING ST.
October 4, 1S90.
SMSdren's Photos
Are the hardest of all to make well
until you become accustomed to the
Uusk. 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
Walliams' photos.
J J. WILLIAMS.
lU'HI.
Fort Street.
U1LL CO.. LTD.
QUEEN A KBKAULIKE STREETS.
(Ewa Side ot Old Fish Market)
P. 0. BOX 951. Tel. 101.
Beg to announce that they are now
repai'cd to undertake all branches of
fce above business.
Work undertaken by the day or by
ttcntr&ct; estimates furnished.
S. 1. HITCH
Market Warehouse Building,
Queen Street.
Practical Sail Maker
Estimate Given for all Kinds of
.AWNINGS, TENTS, TRUNK
COVERS, TARPAULINS, WAG
ON COVERS, FIELD COVERS.
ETC.
Stock Furnished at Fair Prices.
Work Done Satisfactorily.
All
Line.
HNRY BRYANT. Prop.
The stage for Kaneohe, Heela, Wai
ane. and Kuoloa, will leave Postoffice,
Bethel street side at 9 a. m. on Mon-
?2v. Wednesday and Friday, calling
for passengers and packages at Love-
ioy & Cos, No. iy, wuuanu streew
GITY
urn
Mill!
on
Stage
Head the Daily Advertiser.
WE WIN!
OTHERS ARt DISTANCED.
ooo
BY AUSTRALIA
NEW GOODS.
ooo
EVERYTHING
sed is PHOTOGRAPHY
An additional electrical dryer enables
us to turn out ine worK or AMA
TEURS; developing and printing.
QUICKER THAN EVER.
The Le Munyon
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
426 Fort Street
Peflicioaiis
Table
Fruits.
OOO
JUST TO HAND THIS SEASON'S
PACK OF CHOICEST CANNED
FRUITS; ALSO A FINE LINE OF
DRIED AND EVAPORATED FRUITS,
FROM THE DEST ORCHARDS OF
CALIFORNIA.
Lewis & Co.
FOOD SPECIALISTS. Ill Fort St.
Telephone 240.
WHAT A FUSS
To Keep Your Cash Straight.
mi; lid dash
ef
Does the Business.
OOO
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS I
o-oo-
IRON FENCES, BUILDING IRON
'
H. E. HENDMCK, PROP.
641 King street. 'Phone 502
FOR
Two Weeks Only
OfK-
Great
Reduction
Sale.
CfflYA & CO.
(Formerly Murata & CO.)
HOTEL ST., COR. HUOAHD.
Branch Hat Store, Nuuanu St.
CHOICE VEAL, HDTTOH
BEEP, pork
My i
Sausages, Liver, Head
Cheese and Breakfast B0-
logne at the
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
214 Nuuanu St. TeL 104.
OUTFITTER AND FURHISBER
FORT STREET, NEAR KING.
Is the deport for Boss of the Road Ov
eralls, Carpenters, Cooks and Waiters
Aprons, Boys and Men's Cloth
ing. Hats, and Caps, Under
wear, Wool and Cotton Sox,
Ties, Handkerchiefs, Golf, Stanlj-,
Crepe and Negligee Shirts, at
that WILL SUIT YOU.
Prices
I. O. O. F. Building.
Successor tc U E. TRACY.
IS IN A TURMOIL
All of South Europe on
i!
Verge ot Revolution.
So Says an Informant of the London
Times-Disintegration of tho
Austrian Empire.
NEW YOiiK. Nov. 1. A linn- r.i-
Ie from London -as: Raskins from
the uH-uii.sorMns war-communications
topic, it may he interesting to note how
disintegration appears to ! rapidly
coming over th Austrian Umpire.
Thanks partly to tho efforts of the Ul
tramontane and their anti-Semite
tools, race hatred is at a white heat and
different sections of the empire may !e
said to exist in a state of half-sup-
pressed civil war. T tween Czech an-1
lemon mere seems to no even less
room for a truce, and parliamentary In-1
stitutions have ceased to possess nnyl
meaning except t afford an arena fori
free fights.
One wonders ho.v long Austria can
hold tntrptllfT liriil.r citi-li pnnillllnnit ll I
Is always the fasaion to say that the
break-up will come when tne aged Km
peror dies, hut it is coming now. and I
am not sure that the Herman Hmperor
is not casting a covetous eye toward
the German portion of the Austrian do
minions. Austrians no not love the
North Germans, and their introduction
into the German Umpire would hy no
means strengthen it. were It for no
other reason than that It would mean
an addition of a larce Catholic inmu-
lation. whose opinions would he likely
to introduce
Kroner divergence of
views into the councils
of W 111 lam s al- I
ready rather KrumMy Empire than
prevail now. The answer to this Is tint
the passion for bigness Is so pro
nounced today that we shou'd not he
surprised to find tne house of Hrandon-
burg trying to augment Its power at
the expense of I he decaying I laps
burgs. The truth Is tint all Southeastern
Europe is In a turmoil, which looks as
though It Is approaching a series of
revolutions. Wherever we look there
we find unrest, from the Colden Horn
to Prague, at Vionna. at Iludapst and
at Cracow. Little principalities like
Servia and Hulgar! i are probably des
tined to be devoured by one great pow
er or another, and we fear that the
power most active will not be Austria,
well though as Austria has adminis
tered Hosnia and Herzegovina. These
principalities arc simply let alone be
cause Hungary is not untrammolcd.
and big powers staa.ling around rnnoi
make up their mhids what Is to be
tlono with tho Xink
It would be a rtirrjus outconm of otirlpfir Sill Ht
quarrel with the Dutch Huguenot UA uaiV 441
burghers of the Transvaal and the Or
ange Free State w?re the Eastern qucs-
uon. on inc initiative of Russia, to
'f . p
signs of po
spring into new vitality, threatening
on. and one must watch all
litical unrest in that corner
of the world with the closest attention.
Nothing is going n nappen immediate
ly, as far as one t,u see. but the fi
liation is such as to create the nossi-
bility of the won; happening at anv
moment.
CANAL KOPTKS.
Kither Line Would Provide a .Mr.ins f ir
Saving Millions.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21. The Ni-
carapuan anil Panama canals were dis
cussed at the International Commercial
Congress today. .lames C Monauh.in.
Consul at Chimnitz. said: "If the Ni
caigua canal is built there can Ii no
question that there will be a saving to
the world equal to $I(m).0oo.om) a year.
Suppose, then, it does cost Jimi.immmmmi;
this seems to me to be a rr.i-rc b.matellc
by comparison."
II. A. Gudger. Pnited Slates Consul
at Panama, favored the completion of
the Panama canal on the ground that
that route Is the natural course: that
one-third of it is already completed and
a new company com nosed of tnen of
probity has taken the place of tho old
company and its scandals.
Colonel G. U Pearcy. former Pnltcd
States Consul at Colon, said the Pa
nama route Is the shortest and most
practicable for any kind of a canal.
rinil thn nnlv nrwl una fnr i .nl
... ------- . . "
Panama canal can 1k completed In
eight years for about $100.0O0.roo. ma
terial and equipment being on the spot
In nearly sufheient quantities. He
claimed that it would take forty-eight
hours for a steamer to pass through
the Nicaragua canal and onlv twelve
hours through the Panama. In con
l"sln. he said that the Panama pro
ject was held back In the United Stains
by a political clique, which he declared
to be working in favor of th Nica
raguan plan.
ORDNANCE POR OTIS.
NEW YORK. Oct. CI. A . special U
the Sun from Washington says: The
Bureau of Ordnance of the Army has
just completed arrangements to ship
to Manila guns, ammunition, ordnance
supplies and equipments for use by
Otis army In the coming campaign
against the insurgents. The res: !
equipping the army in this branch
alone will reach several million d!
Iars. Each service has its particul.it
equipments. For the infantry ;ar
win ie more than .omi ru, . : r
which about "... o.o.mi round of am
munition are provided. E;sh:e--n mil
I Hon rounds are already onhatid in :h-
Philippines and 7.mmu. will U- di.:ri
butcd among the different volatile-.
regiments ordered to Mam. a. The -o.:
of this amnnmilion Is abitat $'Z'"", 'i
each million
$0-.V".o.
rounds, or a
;i
1
The Best Food
for Infants
1
Nature planned that infants J
I snouia nave oniy muiv lur ui
i least the first year of life But
thin milk, skimmed mi!kf will
I not nourish. It's the milk that I
is rich in cream, or fat, that
does the work. This is be
cause fat is positively neces
1
sary lor tnc growing ooay.
I
! sea's icnfloa
I
I
I contains the best fat, in the
i form of Cod-Liver Oil, for all i
I delicate children.
f They thrive greatly under Its use. I
I Soon they wdh more, eat more.
play better and look better. It'sfust I
I tte right addition 10 IntiT ftfCuur
I food. The hTOpho5phittJ oflimc
i and soda In It are necessary to the
tfrowth and formation of bone and
f ?tU
I
I A.,ti.!tv
c-. -rt-i r- t.t.-Vl- V VfL S
nil i in
Each and Ever'
School Teacher
On returning to their fields
of labor should take with
Ithpm n rnnv nf
rj
COO
AND OTHER ....
Songs For
Children.
Words anil music by Mary DIUlns
him Fresx.
H
f
LIMITED.
3li5HCIIAT STItKKT.
Hawaii Land Co.
mmitj-:i.
Capital Stock
Capital, paid up
$50,000.
$29,070.
OPPICERS.
W. C. Achl Pre Idcnt & Manager
J. K. Kahookano Vice PrcAldcnl
J. Makalnal Treasurer
II Johnson Secretary
Geo. I. Desha Auditor
HOARD OP DIRECTORS.
J. K. Kahookano.
J. Makalnal.
J. W. Ilipikane.
The above Company will buy, l?as.
or sell lands In all rvirt of the Hi
.,u, t.i... ., ,m.- i
I . .. ..,..
Uncle Sam Cafe.
512 FORT STREET.
Open from 5 a. o. to 12 p. ra.
Excellent menu at all meals.
Flrst-claat French chef employed.
All tho delicacies of the season.
Ham or Egg Sandwiches with Cof
fee. Tea or Mitt. 15 cents.
LOOK WO SING (.O.
Li. KONG FJ5K.
MERCHANT . TAILOR
3H Fort St.. Opp. Club SiaV.f.
fINE SUITS TO ORDER AT REA
SONABLE RATES
flat's cleaned and repaired.
"iTlsn graarantfttd.
JSOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
Steam Enpr'ncf.
TOILERS. SUGAR MILI. COOLERS.
DRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS.
A.ai machinery of Tery d'.cr:?:!cs
made to order. Particular a'.ie-'Jct
paid to ship's blackta'.thlsir. Jott
work executed on tte tbonesi cot!:t
1
Stocks' Bondsliffi w mmm.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
llTrust Founds
TAKEN GAIIK OF.
investments
SECURED.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Rented for keeping
Valuables.
Fire Insurance
ISSUED.
Use Miu Tresi & lOYesioeai Co.
(L1MITHD.)
CEO. ft CARTER, Treasurer.
409 Port Slice:. Hcso:s!a..
Telepboce No. 151.
NEW
BOOKS 2
At Publisher's Pria.
-Till: SWALLOW.
CADKLT.
-GARDEN OF SWORD2.
IICAL HAWAII.
DItOSS.
CAPT. ClUILCKOUa
DAY'S WORK.
-I.DY UR5UL..
PRINCESS OP HOPE.
DltEYPUS CASE.
ENCHANTED STONE.
ISLAND EMPIRE.
TRELAWNY OP WELLS
OUTSIDERS,
And a large nurcUer of others
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS POR PRO-
PIOR III.ACKMA.VS MAKING OP
HAWAII. A few ror!i Jat rtwtrd.
core on th way.
Thos. G. Thrum.
ilSTAllLISHED IN 1
iSHOP & CG
-Ban kers
Ti:.N.Acrr a general ranking
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters ol
Crrdit IjMurd. available In all lbs
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed aftc July Irt,
P?. on flxed depot's: 3 months S per
cent; G months 2'& per ctnt; 12 months
4 per cnL
BISHOP & CO.
SAVINGS BANK
On October 1st. 153S. and contlsslcc
until further noUcr. FaTlcrs Deposits
will be received and Interest allowed
by this Rank al four and one-half per
rent per annum. The terms, rales ana
regulations of the Hawaiian Postal
Savings Dank will be adopted as far
as It It practicable to arid? lb em. asd
the Cash Renrre of lWO as required
under the Po:al Act will be main-
ulned.
lYInted eorles of the Rules and Reg
ulation may be obtained on applies
lion.
BISHOP & CO.
Honolulu. SplrmT 7.
C. BREWER &CO L'D.
Qun Street : : Hosois!3. !L L
AGENTS FOR
ItamaiUn Agricultural Company, Oso-
rr.ra Sugar Company. Hosomu Szstr
Cora piny. Walluku Sajrax Company
American Sugar Co Make Sscax
Company. Ookala StJar Plantation
Com:any HaleakaU Ranch Com
nnr. larpaU Ranch. MolokaJ
Ranch.
Tlanters' Lice. San Francisco PacksU.
Charlrs Ilrewer L. Co.'s Line of Bos
ton Packets.
Agents Ilcston Hoard of Unierartt.
er.
Arrnts for Ibi:f elpbla Rard cf Tn-
drttrlt.
Standard Oil Co.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
C. M. Cooke, PreIieai; Georr IL
Rotrriscs, Maaagtr: II F. Bishop,
Trr ifjre r and Secretary; CoL W. F.
ARea, Auditor: P. C Jones. IL Waler-
ne-js. G. R. Carter, Directors,
MORE
lT HAWAII, LTD.
r;v:rai-! F&w tb Uu ct lbs
Auh?f:rfi Czriui.
utfirci C;iUl.
Ii:l Up CipiUI.
S1.000.000
750.000.
500.000
OFFICERS AN2 DIRECTORS:
trMiiif&i
it i
VlrvlYrsidsSU
Cashier
Sartre axy
Auditor
W. G, c-..r..
i: it i....
I.:tx :.r
I". XXL
tlroc
-r.r:! at..: G la(fritje.
MIWV KXCilANGi: CiN:
Saa Pratari T Ar clCaliror
n.a ItanX. I.itn::rl.
Trnt Cora past.
N Y:3 J. A. V. Serais 4. Coca-
Uo.S.ia T! Azc: -Ca!i:uraiaJi
!tak. Isa.r-l.
1 1 as: Var M. Warlirc 4 Coca-
-ny.
ll.ir.cl.oc at.4 YVobaaia Ta
art-r lUnk t.f Ia4ia. Australia
aa4 Chlaa.
Australia The Poloa Ilaak cf At-
tralia. Uaiitod.
Canada ltiaV if VJoatrraL
Exchanco bounht and nrrM
and Lottors of Crodlt Issuod cn
an parts or tho world.
THE Bffl OF HM7E
-LIMITED -
lnrrora!r4 PcW the of tbm
lUpuVJc tit Hamau.
PA PITA! fl(O.C03X3
cirncEiLs and DiiuxrroRs.
Pluii M. Coolr Pmidmt
P. i Jaut Vic ImUcat
c II. CMf Caiater
P. C Athrxion AMUtJint Caakr
ifwinf-ll nry Wt-tbcuM. Tors
May. I". W. MiJjtlicr, II D. Tratry
J. A. MCjn:irf.
SoHfit ib Arxut3i f llrra. Cor
trallon. Truu. Itllt Jtluil td will
I'ttinjiily and rji fully attrd to all
bu!n cYia&eir4 with ladllcc r
lm:rd la It. hVlt td PuuliM Por
!cn Kif hanc. Due I:itt nf Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Oxdinty an d Terra lw;ml! rerrlrrd
and Intrf ot alJmol m mrrarxticm
with ruW and cnJl!Jn ptiniod la
bd on aj'plJjiiJon.
Jn!4 ltjHSir.r. IVxt strri
CLl'S SPRIXKEI. WM. IS. I It WIN.
M I Co..
HONOLULU, II. I.
SAN FRANCi.-0 AGICT THE
NEVADA NATIONAL RANK OK
N PRANPI.(tl.
DRAW EXPHANGi: ON
SAN ritA.Wlsro Nrvda Na-
ibnal lunl ed sn t'ruciKx.
MINIKIN Tbc VtiUm llatik cd Ixm-
!n itd.l.
NEW YORK m:Uu Eirbance Na
tional Rank.
CaIIIC.c;o-Mer.-nsfalfta National Rank.
PARIS-Orvllt l.yonnaU.
RERI.IN lrrMlnr Rank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
llacions and Shanghai Itanklnc
Corrii ailon.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Rank ft Nw Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOnVER-Rsnk
ef IlMtlh Nonb Asnr-rlc-x.
izzn o Gzsa Extn i u: izm
Detests Rrircd. lnans made on
Apprwvtd Snjrilv. Conam-rrlal and
Tratr:-rjk Credit N-j-d. it:n tit
Earhanco Hmisbl and SH.
COLLITTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED lOIL
THE YOKOHAUA SPECIE BAUK
LIMITED.
Pal J Up Ca;d!aL.
....Yra 12.tKKI.lC3
Ya TW.Ca
It'riwl Puad ..
HEAD OniCE: YOKOHAMA.
IULNCHES AND AGENCIES:
KoV. I4ou. l.rto. New York
San IVaarim. Sbsacbtl. Dom
lay. Hotjcko5c. Tokyo.
INTEREST AUJOWED:
On lHd I;w:t for 12 sxraui 4 p. e.
p. a.
On Piid I;fit tar C atbs Z p. c
P a.
Oa HiH lK-;(;t fur Z sncoih 3 p. c
P a.
INTEREST ALLOWED II Y THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA:
Oa cvimai linX 1 2-10 -n ;kt day.
Oa ITiM D:
12 &sh!. SVi
lar csl. p. a.
T'.c Dank luys ard rrvv
for col
lr.ti R;i:s of l.tcbatice, lMars
ITJift aid Ism? cf C3it oa
Vnf l!rasfti- an4 ArrarW and
trainer a ra'ral tsnklnc tittlnss.
Aracy Yokohama S;le Dank:
N'w Ilp?!d:c li: Honolulu. 11.
JUHEI ISHIZUKA
AGENCY OP
::ei H!N BANK, LTD..
Vineyard Street,
Trr,r.2
Grr:.I Daik;r.c
i r " Itu,.t,
atid Et-
HLD CFiC - T3CW,
Draw Eirbanr" o
niOT NATIONAL RANK.
YOfCOIIAUX.
Osly lie blgbcst trade cf RED RUH
?u!l Is uf3 In :!.r tasde tj
te H V.VA ILN GAZETTE CO.
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