The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], April 09, 1900, Page 12, Image 12

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TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEUTIKK: HONOLULU, A I'll I L 0. 1900.
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UB0N1C BILLS
Expenses of the Plague
Epidemic.
A Hundred and One Items From
Fire Proof Safes to
Soda-Water.
Among the item which are likely to
eiteh the reader's eye in today in
stalment of the bubonic bills are fire
proof t!it', slx -wiiter. cigarc.Ua,
cigars, beer, liquors and photogi apha.
The crusade against the plague has
apparently rendered necessary hun
dreds of thing3 which are generally
considered luxuries. But those who
2ife been actively engaged in the sup
pression of the epidemic appreciate the
Xiecesstty of things which the layman
ii apt to question. The Advertiser is
publishing all bills incurred under the
"iQCpreasion of the bubonic plague"
ADSiopnat.on, printing each day as
many of the accounis as since allow.
liaTlng recognized the public demand
Jor a knowledge of those things for
-which the public fands are being ex
jicndeiL The fifteenth lot of plague accounts
J3 &s helowi
II. Hackfeld & Co.. Ltd.. Jan. 31.
87, for suerbrunnen at $3.00 per
e&, blue wool blankets, green a'tto.
Sitjcepans. blankets, picks, shovels,
axils, ant poison, rice, eagle milk,
oatxsapes. pork and beans, boned tur
key, chocolate, wash basins, sardine?,
curry, pickles, towels, crackers, soap.
lantern globes. Ink. pens, writing
tablets, sugar, butter, matches, oats,
corn ttarch, tacks, couej, urooiuB, tuoa.
buckets, overails. flour, bakiug powder,
rolltd barley, penci.s. knives and forks,
plates, tea, rakes, time boos, cgu
titod, cups, raats, scaled, dairy pans,
cigars, bacon, diapers, men's drawers,
socks, caitigo, i(v. ld, si.m l, i j.v
suit, pants, dresses, matting, lard,
soda, ham, mo.-auuo netting, ladies'
4-ose, tooth biuhes. sarol o. mi k puis,
tail, dippers, prints, flannels, shoes,
swca.eis. crackers, l.rne. plow saoua,
denim, rice boilers, etc., etc. G. R. Car
it "incurring."
I Water Works Co., Ltd.. Jan. 31.
$15.80. for soda, cream soda, ginger ale
and root beer. G. It. Carter "incurring
expense."
Whitnev & Marsh. Jan. 31. $19 23. for
towels. 6. It. Carter "incurring ex
pense." Hollister Drug Co., Jan. 31. $l.."i0; for
sulphur and me-'aylitcd ift'Tls. G. R.
Outer "Incurring expense."
II. F. Withman. Jan. 31. $3.S0. for
-'f -H-k. G. R. Carter "incurr
ing expense."
iiopp & Co.. Jan. 31. $21.50, for tables,
-.iow rntirs-cs. clnfrs and express.
G. R. Carter "incurring expense."
Ah Chore. Jan. 31. $10 oo. for fish a:
?o cents per pound. G. R. C.
Union Feed Co.. Jan. 31. $27161, for
oats, hay, bar!ey. bran. G. R. C.
Hawaiian Hardware o.. Jan. 31.
$1,113.20 f::r pi. ks and handles, hov
wheelbarrows, 'tone hamme-"?,
rrowtars, grim! -'.one., fixtures. lovk.
kpys, hinges, c.?ne knives. fife fo.'
Heard ;f Hea':h $13.00, refrig ra or
far Ka'.:iil $0.0(. buckets, c:ok'ng
utensils, rulier hoo for Srackabl-
545.00 an J $81.00, butcaer knive?, call
till, bu;-k saw. hatchets, lvattrni, kr
ccn" a. $2.73 pt c??e revr'vM ani
c-artridges for Kalihi $lo.00, talhwire
ind cutlery, rope, safe for qu irnt ne
$15.00, fuse, powder, etc.. etc. G. R. C.
Union Expre-s Co., Jan. 31, $10Cr.25
"le a $06.23 as agreed with F'uan v
Ccmm!ittee." G. R. C. Incurring.
M. Gomes' Express, Jan. 31, $5"J t
j. R. C. incurring.
Cr::erlcn SaToon, Jia.;21, $20. oo f.r
frur 5-gat. on kegs of beer". G. R. Car-
ur "incumng."
Hcalutu P.anlng Mill. Jan. 11. ilTG
for rce iiriichtr.-, teat (ix urM vnl
tci:.ti.a's oIujs. G.-1L C. "ircur
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Kwcg Sing Loy, Jan! 21. $3.11. 0' f r
uJti-.-l:.! anl rtunaree pautr. G.
Ii. C. ".n.uning."
I Ah Lccg. Jan. 31, $3.i") fjr
clears. G. R. C. "lncorr n.?."
Wing Ioy Co.. Jan. 31. $17 Zi far
'?iEi:i , etc. G. R. C. "incurr.ni."
H.n;lalu Tcbacio Co.. Jin. 11. ?2.v
f.r cigars a: $2.30. $3..r,i and $1.5 per
box and tobacco. 4. R. C. "in-iir-rlng."
S-'aai Alo Co.. Jan. 31. $21.00 for 6
boxes of cakes at $3.50. G. R. C. Min
cuirins." Jc'jn Ardie's Kxpress, Jaa. 31. S2;3
far tr.-.u.-,porLa:ion cf wj-nv n and cn :
1rtn 'ir dr;eni:cn taaaps anl dotivery
jf ticA. G. R. C. ".ncurrtng."
J. R. Mills Jan. 31. $223.T, f.;r
fniit, vegetabl-?s, egg.s, etc. G. R. C.
"incurring."
I). G. Camarlnas, Jan. 31. 14.2o for
eggs, onicn . vgp.ables. ct". G. I'. V.
ir.-urrlng.'"
Holiiner Drug C., Dec. 31, 4$t for
rubhcT glavea. caver glasre, ei?.
W. C. Pca?o:k & Co., Ike. 31. $32.73
for diir-cllan Club will key. Argo tur.i
. Vp:?. vrt.Trjth and A. H. C. titf r.
G. R. C. "inurrir.g."
J. J. Wi:i:.i,-ns. March 10. $1202.-0
f:-r 157G -photographs furnished I) .aid
THE ItAHAtNA STRIKE.
JapanM Mad Dxuanda From Plan
tation Managers.
- The steamer NUjasi, wCi'.a oj)i the
t-wj Japansse tKaca Jiys to La.aa.na
c n Friday n's'a;, runieI SxLurday.
C.i.aln Thf anps3n'rorop:-3 v'tiat hiTe
jvjs q ilte a ddA-.wic-n at Jlie laud sir
t , r.:-:: J)r. Ka.siina.na an l hi. o.m
I an.-jn r. 1 ;ba; K.v.ral huadiel Jap
.e '.uirtri were m.u:ch.n. arvn
t.i.- uwa carrying banaer anl tlx-s.
l.ne Japunose were n a very t:2l
t".:i'jr wMcn he Mlhau lefi. T.V.'
Irjulile li lxvvau ;he lV-Tior
p.aiu. ..lun's rofusa! f pay $3,000
pp.ece to tho w;kw. ' Cie m:n wh
were killed by th fan of th rcuu n
an some mon:hj ago an4 al be
a,u- one of tbr Kborers was finc l
:vid i :n pi iiOra-isI f;r oaultrng a hmi
ai.ut a wmu Hgo, thi lalKre;": o'.tvji
it:.; that the aiuuU nvas JuatJflO'l.
of I!ea:.".i
luiM'.ng. ond air.el by
..rdtr of fhe Hoard.
The Archbishop of Mexico has is
sued a circular to the clergy calling at
tention to the burlesque of the solemn
scenes attending the crucifixion, as ex
hibited In the so-called "Passion Flay,"
which takes place In the country
churches during the holy week. Ho
requests that the practice be done
away with 33 harmful to religion.
New attractions at the Orpheum to
Berrey on Hawaii.
(J. II. Herrey, ngont for Ilradstreet &
Ccrrpany hre, Li in Sm Kran. i o. In
;:n intorvN w Jta ihe Exanntaer says;
"The plague Cms bena a drain t the
tn.ij.ury, Involving expcTui turvi, di
lev t unJ ln 'kn,il!. t an aai uat x
i-v-dlng, teib .ii $2,000,000. lu Jd.
tij.n it pliyel havoc wi;h ln-lnrss
Kcnorally. V. the rcup.ral.'.Te fic-
u!;is of tho i.'anJ ivple ara ibe
iicmr.nal, and u; m Jny depaftur( thr
g;n:ral a. look wa. br.gbt. Of x ir.'c
in tnia.l matter waj the trxasur
overflew ta tho bu'.neas onmunity
for we n?Nled more mo-ney in clrcula
tlon. It maintained comawrclil life,
Shipping a increasing grea.t'.y b3te -n
the islands .nd f e.'.gn prt. T".:e
po?s!ldlitiva of a cable, and Vn ml
the canal, we fvel, will work w. r
f r us."
KVHRY i
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for many thousands of its opo-,.
No other typewriter gives itSc,
tor so many opportunities bc
no other is so favorably known
so generally used in the bUs;
world.
H. HACKFELD & CO., I
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islan
In politics there is a great difference
i-etween duty and dullei. Tht Detroit
News.
By the Barks Paul Isenberg and II. F. C!
Wo Have Received a
Iirgo Assortment of .
SCHEMATIC CHART OF PLAGUE SINCE MARCH 1st.
MARCSl
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The above chart Illustrates the history of the bubonic plague In Hono'ulu idnce and Including March 1st. The figures on the left represent the
jnmber of cases occurring each day an! the dark line running through the dl gram Indicates by its rise, fall and continuity those days on which cases of
plague appeared and the different serl;. of clean days. It will be oba- ved hat only six days out of thirty-eight record case?, and that only seven
cases of the dhease have occurred with n that time. The highest mountain 1 the chart has its summit resting In a square dated March 23th, and shows
3iy its location perpendicularly that two cases of the plague appeared in th dry on that day. The different series of clean days, represented by the
straight portions of the dark line, contain eight, five, six, five and seven diys. Yesterday does not appear ipon the chart, inasmuch as it coulj not
nssibly be known if the day would p -s without a plague ca.-e at the Mme t M nrram wn rrerared for prrrting.
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Hardware, Filters, Crockery,
Glasware, Iron Bedsteads,
Carborlineum, Stockholm Tar,
Demijohns, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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Also, by recent arrivals, a new line of
American Groceries.
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$3 hQlL On
L(0VE BUOLDlll
DftYID LftWRENSE.
IMPORTER AND JOBBER IS
High Grade Cigars.
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RsiEoneceinnieinit,
Nothing succeeds like success.
We are enthused with the encouragement received from our
friends and patrons Saturday Evening and take advantage of
this method of extending our thanks and appreciation.
The Trade and Public in general can rest assured that
our utmost endeavor shall be to supply the best value that
money can purchase.
THIS, TOGETHER WITH COURTEOUS TREATMENT WE TRUST WILL MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
Our Line as it stands today is the most complete that has ever been
introduced in Honolulu; anticipated shipments now due upon arrival
of steamers, adding materially thereto.
We make a specialty of catering to Fine Box Trade.
We solicit correspondence and upon requestsalesman will call with
samples.
Mail orders promptly and carefully executed.
Tell us what you want, we'll do the rest.
Money in exchange if goods not satisfactory.
Samples no charge.
Open evenings until after the Theatre.
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