The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 23, 1900, Page 5, Image 5

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER fMiNiu.ru JULY 23, 1900.
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be Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.
aro Solo Agents for
Wilcox
& Gibbs
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Sewing Machines.
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AUTOMATIC
t , ni i'iufn tiirrrs of thU marhino havo ?oM tlicir pood to no one in the ishnds
mir ti m. l'.irtie renroentuij: that they have the Wilcox & (lihlt.s machine
ar' trying to palm oil" on an nrusptTtintj a pnnlic very inferior article which
.iJ'M tlm Autoin.itii! in every way hut in bciritf Anromati iu action. The Wi co g
mi'' w thf only Automatic Sinir Machine in tho world; So call -d Automatic
I y n.iititM olrier man ui or our uterus urn ir;iuw.-. it ina it juui.'uu wc uurhi
, hi .1114 a machino that is jint tho same a tho Wilcox & Uibln Now Automatic,
it i rhtMper.
I
Pacific Hardware Company, i
LIMITED. X
Household Department j
lid Street. 5
BIG DITCH
COMPLETED
Success of a Mammoth
Undertaking.
TWENTY-FIVE MILES LOHGlE
Last Touches tt Hawaiian Com
mercial and Suar Com
posts on all the Islands, and expresses
himself as being much encouraged
with the present state of affairs, and
the prospects for the future.
Under the present officers working
on Maul, a distinct improvement all
round is noticeable. -Meetings have
been commenced at Klhel and Kahului,
at which places, the Salvationists are
the only Christians at work at present.
The Major, since landing, has in
spected the work and conducted meet
ings In Spreekelsville on Wednesday,
Kahului on Thursday, and at Walhee
last night. To-night, he will hold a
meeting at Army Hall, Wailuku. To-
I morrow afternoon, 3 p. m., he will
i speak at the native church at Kahului,
nd in the evening he will lead the
eeting at the native church at Wai-
ku. On Monday night, he will be at
the native -church at Hamakuapoko,'
concluding his work and visit at Kihel
on Tuesday evening, after which he
takes the Klnau for llilo.
pany's Plar.t.
Haleakala Climate.
(Special Correspondence.)
(Special Correspondence.) MAUI, July 21. The climate par ex-
I l'AIA, Maui. July 1!. One of the larg- cellcnce of the Hawaiian Islands !s that
est engineering undertakings ever at- ', of the slope of Haleakala extending
j tempted 'on this Inland is now idmost from Ulupalakua twenty miles through
completed. The new irrigation ditch for j the Kula region to Makawao at an al
Ithe Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co. j titude varying from 1500 to 4000 feet.
I wiil he finished iu. we course of a few ' The atmosphere is always delightfully
cool ant ary ana night times ut 4000
feet elevation a cozy wood fire is en-
t sr.. II. I. lialdwin, F. I Stolz
and J. 11. 'iist)e have summer resl-
lene, s in this mountain region and Mr.
tmr Mrs. F. M. Ilctch have recently
urchased twenty-two acres in Kula at
fQ f--t and will build a prettv- resi
dence-there in the spring.
:lays and It may le of Interest to the pub
lk: to give a few facts concerning it.
At the time that the control of the Ha
jwailan Commercial and Sugar Co. chang
ed hands, an order had been placed with
i the firm 'of Fraser & Chalmers to fur
bish the plantation with four lare pu;nps
'each having a capacity of 10,0O0,0() gallons ;
: In twenty-four hours. The Mea being to;
open up some 6,0u0 neres of fine new cane j
I land lying between the level of the old I
itch (P0 feet) and upper boundary of the j
j state about 473 feet atove sea level, to j
force the water by means of pumps to
0LAA .PLANTATION
IS FLOURISHING
-...r.-r y-y.. iv-iirmi
3QUAL!TYSSsP
ij Superior .gg
' TO ALLSlii
Tt's id ?.;"! for home use a
TRIAL CONVINCES J
Birthday Gifts
Our stock is replete with xovltl
suitable for birthday presents.
2S 3iRK3 "J. C. PFLOEGER AND "H. E. WATSON"
W tAT rclrd i Tt9 aaortm&t of
Hons
so & Dlcickwcll
Groceries
Bicarbornate of Soda, Wash Soda.
Caustic Soda,
lints and Oils,
Corrugated Iron, Ridging, Etc.,
Cement and Firebricks, Carbo-
linium, Stockholm Tar, Buckets,
Tubs, Tinplates, Saucepans, Tea
kettles, Etc., Etc.
the higher elevations ani aiiow the on Japanese Labor Differences
tUtch to irrigate the lower lands".
The new management deemed it the
I xlseet plan to reverse the proposition and
jpump the water on the lower -land and
I dig a new ditch which would bring the
Have s Not as Ytt
Affected It.
We Wi!! I
Install.....
COMPLETE ,
Ielectric bell outfits
CONSISTINO OF
1 3 INCH ELECTRIC BELL.
1 :JUT or 'LIQUID BATTEBT.
1 METAL PUSH BUTTON.
100 Feet ANNUNCIATOR WIRE and
Nere6A&r7 Staple,
la dj building wlthla th city of
Honolulu for the iub of
(Special Corrrsuondence.)
OLA,, Hawaii, July 20. The labor dif
feienccs bare toucher! Olsa but little
Seme of th Japanese laborer have left,
but the work on thi plantation 1 so far
lien.d tliat no shortage of labor has been
experienced. Ti e planlii.K of the crop is
well hcad. Thi;? weik sees 2,2n"5 acres of
plantation cane planted, beside? thit b-e-iap;
put in by outbid- vliintera and Japan-
Haye you seen tb new v
NETI1ERJSOLE HRACfcLET?
Sterling Silver, Ladre Elae,
Child's Size, 75 cents.
Guaranteed 925-1,000 fine.
Another lot of STERLING- SILTSS
THIMBLES at 25c each; elzes I t IB.
Do not forget that we mannfaetwi
taj article In Gold or Silver Jewelry.
Hackfeld & go. Ltd.
Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co
lU'ILDE
- - VEHICLES
$4-00
And guarantee oar work for 90 daya.
lU'ILDESOF
ron
ISLAND
oo
& w .
REPAIRING
tfiT.-n i ompt ami c. reful attention
c -
SOLK AlfKNTS I'OU
Rubber Tire Wheel Co.
Tln mo ttluraKlo nuMr.Tire rruc!c.
0!GG55Slfi5iCO.,lfl
45 MERCHANT ST.
water out on the 4' foot level. The rea
son for this change was that by bo doing
many thousands of dollars would be
saved to the plantation by reducing the
rest of pumping. For live or six months
of the year there wii. be ample water to
f.ll both ditche?. In which case the pumpt
tan be shut down entirely and again
whenever there i an extra heavy rain
fall In the mountains both ditches will
he filled and the water carried to reaer-
'vclrg, in which event the pumps ca:i be
closed down for a time.
I Th contract for constructing the ditch ' ese contractors.
! was let to Carl Jensen, who is well and In addition to this th plantation will
j favorably known hi "his line of bus'.r.t3, . et this summer about M acres, making)
navir.g at mat time Just computed an ex- ';," acres a.i to:a ci i:o nrst crop, jar- ;
t nslve contract on the Oahu Railroad, j l"er in the season it looked as if some
Associated with him was H. A. Jaeger. ' outside t-red cane would have to bo
who had Jupt completed a contract fori hough t, but the plantation fields planted
! making a section of the Pali road. Work 'last spring and summer are furnishir;g all
j A'as commenced at or.ee and a force of j that will be necessary.-'
I between four and live hundred laborers! The llilo Ka-lroad trains twice a day
j were employed. ; here now are in -uch regular running or-
j The ditch is over twenty-four mllea In der that they are no longer a novelty,
length, starting at Kailua, a point well up (The passenger travel Is larger than was
J n the woods on the rainy s;de of the Isl- expected, and the daily stage through
ir.d, and slowly winding its way dow n, jOlaa. from tho Olaa terminus of the rall-
r.ow through thickets of gnava or louhala road to the olcnno houfo, add consid
tries
till su
?t ther
rerk out UKaln on the opposite side of I Siding tne road o Tuna are progressing
the hill. And thus through tunnel, llum-.-s rapidly. The n.aterial for extending the
tnd wrouirht iron nli slohons it finds read is all on band at llilo and in a few
ts way to the cane fklds below. weeks a large portion of the extension
One has but to ko over the line to realize ! Oorii Olaa to Tuna will be laid and
what an undertaking it Is. There are ln;tia!ns running thereon.
nil some seventy-four tunnels, varying in At Tuna plantation quite a number of
length from CO feet to 2K feet, and Japanese have left and gone to llilo, but
amounting to n total of 1,707 feat, or j is at Olaa, there is an ample supply of
nearly four miles. The work In som of laborers tor the work on the plantation,
these tunnels was extremely dangerous i
on account -of the falling slabs of clay j HE KNEW BY EXPERIENCE.
! .ir.d dt rayed rock from the top of the ; ,
j tunnel, and for that reason it w.ig found Mr Sn.Uh. Thoe bonr.et3 will 'be
ffi. E. COUNTER,
607 Fo't Street.
F Yt'
f
tnrouRii tniokets or guava or iounaaa i Taa to me voieuno huum', aunn i-uu.nu. i
. then along the side of a deep gul ;h ! erably to the travl and convenience of j
suddenly it seems to disappear alto-the district. !
er In the side of the gulch, only to- The contractors who have the work of!"
NO HATTER HOW SEVERE your
dandruff, or how long standing, or what
remedies have failed, Pacheco's Dan
draft Killer is guaranteed to cure. Thla
preparation prevents baldness and loea
of the hair's natural color. It stop
itching and all scalp irritations. ,
PACHECO'S
DANDRUFF KILLER
for sale by all druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop. Telephone 98.
CAMPING
SUPPLIES
one!
J UIQutftSt.
Ttictltone 47.
RY R. WORTHINGTON.
-(1NC.)-
nginccrs and Builders
in Wins loi in noib.ni ifflii
! 'iKHAL 1TTKMT10N Of PLANTATION MANAGE R3 AND
.;! to to rrt tbat we rry la stock at oar Qneea ttree'
' '' iKinaoi of pump for ail kinds of sagar booa mt?1m
'"m pum. ir pa rap. cot)doar. fed pqtnp Jule pomp
Pima mc., t4gtbr wtft a complete stock of spare parts anc
t :!. crnful attention flten to all ordcs and prompt snip
iVJ" t- RNISllKn FOH COMPLETE IRRIGATION PUHPTNO
v AM CAPACITT OH POWER.
n ri ifli fjcea SU. I H 11(1! I
21''' Ml. M I
lift? !' it ttt
TTCLKPHONB tit.
FDBHISHiVg GOODS!
ON HAND.
Harness Shop,
Li'" " w ninrv
Something
New !
out
Bcrgstrom Piano
WILLSURPRISYOU
PIa)S Like a Mandolin
Easy to Duy
Easy to Play
tunnels develop water and seme are so" oul- ul w,siuc ' "'
n:o!st that one gets soaked In pa.-sintf ' Mr. I'.acheior. How do you know
through. they will?
There are fcv ral d'ep gukl.es across j Mr. Smith. My wife has ju'it got
the l:ne of the ditch, most notable of
which are the Halehaku and Jlaliko
gulches. The water 1 carried over these
j by means of a wrought Iron pipe forty-
! four Indies In diameter which iayj al- !
most perpendicularly up aid down the i
'sides of the KUlch. The pipe is in reality
j a slphr n,' the opposite end being lower
(than where the water enters.
Tle smaller gulches are spanned by
' means o. an Immense flume six fet wide
;by fi.ur f-et ceep. This ditch will cost
the plantation in the neighborhood of
l-VVun. and wiil includes lehids 1UC.13S
feet of ditch r roper, 0.707 feet of tunnels, 1
T,m f.Mt of 4t-Ineh wrought iron pipe and
1 feet f flume. It will, at Its normal
' capacity, carry to the canefieldd 60,000,000
j Rations of water every twenty-tour hours
and at an expense which, outside of the
Interest on the original Investment, will
be extremely light.
Jensen a nil Jaeger have both had their
hands full owing to the large number of
sections ef ditch which were being work
ed at the same time, and they deserve
much credit for the rapid, thorough and
workmanlike manner"in which they com
pleted the ditch. It Is understood that
while giving satisfaction, they have been
able also to do very well for themselves
on the contract.
I
SPRECKELSVILLE DANCE.
IN OUR STORE you'll find scores ani
acores of articles particularly suited for
camping.
FOODS of every sort In diminutive
packages tin, glass, wood and stone
handy for packing, handy o eat little
waste.
BASKETS for carrying hampers a&f
hand bags experience.
j OF COUK5B you don't Duy tne ex
perience, oui ii s or great vaiue to you
because knowing how to pack enables)
us to insure safe arrival, no breakage.
no loss whether transported over
mountains on pack saddle or carried t
the locker of your yacht.
Bcrgstrom .
C5-IC
HUSTACE&CO .
9
DEALERS LV
Wood and Coal.
ALSO
WHITE CND BLACK S1ND
Which we win sell at the lowest market
rate.
7
If-
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SEATTLE BEER
-AT THE
sunns
'11 UilLM'wl
rHTRBns
liUIIJIliU
Farewell to the Daughter of Manager
Lowrie a Oi eat Occasion.
(Special -Correspondence.
I'AIA, Maul, July 21. One of the most
brilliant dances ever held on Maul took
place at Spreckelavllle last night, the oc
casion being a farewell to Miss Clara
Lowrie, who leaves for the Coast today.
Manager Lowrie nas Just had a cool
and airy addition to his residence com
pleted. In the shape of one of the best
dancing floors on Maui. The lanal joins
the main house, extending into the gar
den. It la open on three sides, thus ad
mittlg plenty of air and for the occasion
was beautifully decorated with ferns and
palms, among which numerous incandes
cent electric lights spreau a soft glow on
all around.
There were in attendance about fifty
couples and dancing was indulged in till
2 o'clock, when the announcement that
the train would leave in fifteen m'nutes
to take the guests home warned the re
luctant guests that they must prepare
tJ depart. . .
It was a general remark that the floor
Is the bst on Maul and all agreed' In
voting the evening one of the pleasant
esr social events Maui has seen for many
a day.
SALVATION ARMY.
A Healthy Stomach
makes pure blood, vigorous nerves a
strong body. Ilostetter's Stomach Bit
ters strengthens weak stomachs. An
occasional dose will keep the bowels
active. Taken regularly, it will cure in
digestion, constipation, dyspepsia, bil
irusness. Inactive liver or kidneys, ma
laria. fever and ague. It will cure you
See that a Private Revenue Stamp cov
ers the neck of the bottle.
Ithasno HIEtTPR's
Superior bitiews
Lewis StQo..
GROCERS,
111 Fort Street.
Telephone 240. "
Just
Opened I
A New Line of
Crepe
Kimonos
AND
Shirts,
Pajamas,
fe'v. -rt
!J. LHND0.
Fort Street.
oiiinyi wm
New Lines of
Family Lunch Rooms
Will re-open on Thurwday. April Mtb
at Its old stand. Merchant atreel.
"-fliM'i Exchange building. 6527
Major Wood, ita Hawaiian Leader,
is Now Working on Maui.
WAILUKU. Maul, July 21. The
News says: Major Wood, who has
charge of all the Salvation Army work
on the Island, is again on Maui, having
arrived on the Klnau last Tuesday.
Since last here, he has visited the
Flannel Suits
DUCK and CASHMERE PANTS.
TIES,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
FANCY HOSE,
WHITE GOLF & STANLET SHIRTS.
HATS and CAPS.
Call and see them.
ETC, ETC.
The change tn Tariff will laera
the price on 811. .
Buy your supply before me uui w
Into effect.
CHIYA & CO.
Corner Nun anu and
Hotel Street. TeL 98a,
1
REMOVAL NOTICE.
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THE P10HEER JAPANESE PRIETIHG OFFICE
The pubilsner of "Hawaii Rhlntra."
The only dally Japanese Paper
Jished in tne Islands.
EDITOR T. SOOA
PROPRIETOR C. SHIOZAWA.
HAWAII 8HINPO 8HA,
At the war of Yong Sing store, Bur
Walkanaloln bridge. School street,
ettj
Sunsertbe for the ADVERTISER Ho
nolulu's live daily paper 75 cents &
month, delivered to any part of the dts