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TUB PACIFIC COUISEUCIAL ADVERTISER: BQNOLULU. JULY SO, 19(10
AUTHORITY,
THE EXTREME HOT SPELL. THAT HAS GRIPPED HONOLULU FOR THE PAST
f "wcrAKTUBNT NO-
FEW DAYS HAS MADE THE BEACH AT WAIKIKI A VERY LIVELY SCENE
iClt" tick.
.m vr.nr given to
f. u)tr tval.sd ctln.
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and lha aae uereon
i.tu f i ouri ui
the
!.,.al Circuit.
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4 OaM,
Clerk.
J3. A. D. ISO
gallon Notices.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
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HAWAII, Liu.
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TLa ot Wreet-rs of the rtrat
t.n f HwU. Ll.1. have
the corpor-
daya. at
rooratlon.
(TAJ! anJ delinquent Auuat
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tiearetary.
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LUSUGAH COMPANY.
i t 18 ItKKKKT GIVEN THAT
.k ot the anove nameti
.. (ill b. rioMKi io transfers
atb to August l't. Inclusive.
J. I COOKK.
uNOKAA SUGAR CO
i x vti biM'ti ir tr nrov com
hi im rioiw. I to trnfr from
tl tu Ju:y Stst, Inrlualv.
Trm"irr II. P. Co.
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;SuGaR company, ld
3KUNQUKNT NOTICK.
r'VKIU'LMCHS IM ATI
dwrnrnrnia 7. and t will
u mtir lhl m muit b
mror (wk wtll b alvrtUed
T. W. McCHFSNRT.
Trwiurtf
,iSSSSMNT NOTICE.
LIMITED.
KIWI MAVB riCCM CALL
i in umma bl atocll ( this
t m In bwom 4u an4 payabi
or rutl A Cmk. LM. u
litis, y. it pr "m m
H. II. It tMif rnt I MO r
W. A, BOW KM,
Trn Wtlu Af. Lid
Tim ho;it
turf h
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nr. no;n ourinr in txuit two Oav drov all of Honolulu to WalVikl Th
bu better lhn for months pmt, and those who know the art
of toard-r'.dlnir havo had a fill of It. Saturday and Sundav wtre nv ncrne
on th t.acrt ahout tho lotrl Ann.t. At en time over 13) heads were counted
hlMns; P and own wrenely In the waves, and ranoHng parties have been seen
In rrt-ater numbrs than for a lor time. Oddly enouRh, there has been an in
epl!ralj dearth of rannetnff parties for some months pant snd the natives who
llvo by the way of the paddle complain ci nrtantly of lack of patronage.
Charley, the stalwart nattva whose ffure Is Immortalized la a thousand kodak
pictures, an-l who his posd for phototcrarhers and painters Innumerable, has a
his; slik. He says, like Othello, his occupation Is gone, and that wht-nas once
dollars were not rure from the pockets ol tourists and artists, now quarters would
be gladly welcomed. He says that folss prefer to lie In the sand and talk rath
er than enjy the noblest sport that has survived the comlnx of the haole. Char-
4 -
ley tells the story of the big tidal vhva of some scores of years ago, memories
of which were still fresh In his childhood, when a native rode a sixty-foot wave
a quarter of a mile to shore and landed safe without ever splintering his board.
Charley says that a dollar is not too much to pay for a canoe ride, and that
If he charged less he wouldn't be able to keep the canoe in repair and his stomach
llred with pol. Others, however, differ with Charley, and think that a half dol
lar charge for each passenger would make canoeing much more popular.
Canoeing Is gaining a foothold in embryo at NarmganBett Pier and other At
lantic watering places. At the former resort the surfboard has come well into
favor and the New York papers last summer commented freely and favorably
ui.on the sport. Tho novelty was undoubtedly introduced l y someone familiar
with the Hawaiian surfing custom, who probably found the big rollers of the
Atlantic Coast peculiarly adapted for rising upon their crests. Canoes were then
talked of, and no doubt another si ason will find canoes of the Hawaiian type
much in vogue at the swell watering resorts.
TURFMEN TO
INVESTIGATE
Talk of a Foul at the
Track.
IS FERREIRA IIIELIGIBLE?i3H
OLAA
KKCLDERS MEETING.
'M m.tln of the stockholders
iitr Company. Llmltsd,
M tl iha rrmma of th Chum
m.rr n Honolulu, on VVsd.
''"! L SI 11 o' aloes, su m
ii( Tnl. UDnn nrnnnaltln
f'u Prty snd MMti of the
""' ""'l to transact rich
a may torn bofurt tn
I. P. COOKR.
MWf Diss Bug4f g,,
iyy ii. m. m
(accounted for the rumor that there were
n f.lrs on the brown horse.
I I'.rot-k was certainly the "better looker"
:and has much lmprovvi In condition dur
ing the last three weeks. Manulell, a
mere pony, looked tucked up. The sor
rel made many friends at post time.
The flag fell to a good start with Ma
nual! In possession of the pole. Almost
Immediately after the start Lirock's rider
.deliberately crossed the brown horse and
stole ths Inside berth, causing his Jockey
to pun out and thereby lose over a
Irrgth, a material disadvantage in so
hort a race. I'.oth boys were whipping
mirg down the stretch, but I '.reck was
never headed, and won as he liked by two
'and a half lengths In seconds. Manu
lletl got an at rex lnus ride, but was out
classed anyhow. His boy sat wlthi his
head I i the ground and bestrode lum as
might a hippopotamus.
hout waiting to hear the startfTH'
he judgi s declared l$ro k the
winner, no protest having been rvgister
d by Manul'di'a J.k-y.
I'.e's were being paid when John Ou
tferkirk arrived on the scene from the
starting point with the report of the
foul'ng and was astounded to hear that
Crock had been announced the winner.
Mr. Oud.-rkirk was entirely disinterested,
not halng bet a penny on the race. He
'declared his Intention of never starting
at other rsce In which Kerreira rode.
The lnrldnt created great dissatisfac
tion, and had Finn, who rode Manulell.
lodged an objer-t'on before weli?lilng In.
the winner would undoubtedly have been
disqualified. It Is Inconceivable bow a
man of Finn's r ice track experience coul I
have been guilty of such gross over
fight. Immediately after the JiidKes' decision
was announced Fern-Ira vanished from
the scene of his many triumphs and with
him went the good horse Ilrock.
After dlsci.'ng varlo'is topics,-prlncl-
NEWS COMES OF
THEJROQUOIS
Letter From Lia uteniint Com
mander Poud by Way
of China.
! stutter. With Aloha from the clerks of
the Intel lor department, June 14, 1900."
Together with the charm was an ad
dress wherein the clerks expressed
their sorrow at parting with the
former chief. It was signed by Jas.
II. Boyd, George C. Ross, Manuel Cook,
George Rosa, James Kulike. The five
gentlemen went in a body to the home
of Mr. Hassinger "where Col. Boyd
presented the charm with a pleasant
address of congratulation and aloha.
AT AUCTION
TUURSHAY, AUGUST 2, '
AT 10 A. M.
On the premises, Kinau Street, between
ivapiuxani ana Aiapai streets, by order
of Geo. B. Boardman, Esq., I will sell
the valuable collection of most choice
Palms, Plants,
Ferns, etc.
This collection embraces MANY pot
ted plants of rare varieties.
Palms of several years' growth, some
8 and 10 feet high.
All to be sold without limit-or re
serve and should be seen to be appre
ciated. This sale will. embrace an op
portunity never before presented to the
people of Honolulu. -
WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
AT AUCTION!
On or bt-fore the middle of next
month the United States Gunboat Iro
quois will be back In Honolulu after
three months surveying work about
Midway Island. This Information was
received on Saturday by Captain Mer
ry In a letter from Lieut. Commander
Charles F. Tond, commanding the Iro
The news from the Iroquois came In , of Importation, and w hich may be dutl-
STOCKHOLDERS'
CIAL MEETING.
teAL.UKKT,Na or TUB
C.T"' h llswallaa Sugar
r ni, HatuMay. Aug. istn.
mZ . M he room of
""Mint th. hy.iawa.
w- U llMPPKll IwnUn
Brock Outclasses Manuteli and Takes
the Purse at Kapiolani
Park.
Another rrm has i.een run over Kaplo
lunl's Mstorle track, a hitherto unheard
of horse has sprung Into notoriety, and
uroth.r eq-ilne name has ben addd to
th endless scroll wherela are Inscribed
l hi. spi ell.itlons of g-nod tblngs gone
wrong.
The articles called for a quarter of a
mils race between J. A. Nunea' Manulell
and Domingo Ferrelra's Track. The purse
was U:a a aide and each horse was to
'arry U7 pounus. pm amor - which was a rumor to tho ef-
On July 4th these two horse met at the fret that i:ro k Is not an Hawal an-bred
am. rlistanes for a nominal Durse. when f101""" s "tat. d In his entrl -s, but
.....t.,. -.i.i k- - .-t,......k. ... n Importation from Kentucky, and after
' expressing a we'.l-dv l.x-d o.lnion that
saslly. rWurday's match waa the out- some person or prs.n- bud tnei pretty
come of dlseusslon created by their for- badly thrown down over tbe race, the
mf meeting.
Iloth hors-s were supposed to ba In es
rellent shape and to hava beaten 25 see-
NOTICE.
'v;i : nuN.ir.n mt orncn
'tMlti.ll Kl.k . -
p v'iirV , i?:. nw.
tHm, - - ' II 111.
C. V. K TMJVX.
. Purveyor.
NOTICE.
' " Mr A:br
"Klrr full
m the Terrl-
rt riitrnea will
r-'wef of attor-
f .11 .
Im,
rAriKR.
(.HO
or.ds In their trials, and Interest Ira the
event among sporting men ran Kgh, be
ing especially stimulated by the common
so.slp that K II. le waa putting up the
Manulell end of the purse, while Tom
llolllnger had gone down In his pockcU
for the remaining t:tn.
A strong tip on Manulell waa circulated
around town on Paturday morakrg aid
reports that he had run In 24 seconds, anJ
absolutely could not lose unless n leu
dewn. were as plentiful as b'll collectors
on board the Austral a on s.ullrg day. .
t'ntll the very last minute the utmost
secrecy as to Jockeys and officials wan
maintained and an air of anytery buag
over the affair, which wa depressing to
the horse sharps.
Hoon aftr 2 o'clock In tho afternoon
the sports began to show up on the
arsne of action and by the time the race
was called there was as chok-a a selection
ef a-entlemen "who know a good 'ores
wr.en they see one" as eouM be desired.
I'romlnent In the collection wwa Charlie
Donahue, Jim Gorman, "Both" N'ehola,
Ijirry l-e. Jack Gibson, Will Wright.
Johnny Wright, Dick Long. Jim iirown.
r
lillllll.
MITItlK
"1st
.
' President
Ud ,r"' Freeldeni
"-cond Vlca.prealitaat
'Ha . Treasurar
.crowd went home.
I According to lat.-st rciiort. thf stake
holder, Mr, I. H. rf-e, has refused to pay
over the stakes, and U holding them
pending n Irvestlg itlon.
There are a grat many horsemen In
town who would like to know why It was
that Domingo Ferrelra was allowed to
ride Ilrock. Ferrelra was ruled off for
nefarious practices a year ago last June
and has not yet been reinstated, yet.he
was given a mount In a race conducted
ostensibly under l atlllc Jockey Club aus
pices.
There Is talk of another match race be
tween Prock and Manulell. The latter'
ecr-nectlons profess to be dlssatjs.led with
the outcome of Saturday's process'on.
There Is said to be a demand for an In
Testation or Saturday s race and steps
will probably be taken today to Institute
One.
The next event on the local trnck will
b-j a mile h-at between Samuel Decker's
Itones and Jimmy Hewson's Mongoose
next Faturday.
Antidote arrived In town by the last
Kinau. What will be the closing chap
ters of the game old grey's care.-r?
I.igo. who recently won the half-mMe
Ifawallan-bred race at HUo, has been
purchased for lafl from John M. Horner
was shipped
Mike Costello. "Donnle" Judl. W. Hall, -J norseman. lago
- - - w .w ai
J. A. NuneS, "CP Cluney, Uill Norton, "err n me iai jsmau.
jimmy llewson. Captain rwtnwi, Jonn Joe McAulirTe Is back from Hilo. He
Duderklrk, Xrnry Vlelra. Charlte Belli- lo-ks ss well as ever and earned golden
na. W. Iteulna, K. A. Moeatnan, w su. op nions y his management of horses en
Ooudle. Oeorgw Dortrn. ian wrowiey, tn-sted to bis care,
rj n4 Aadltar
fr Factors
:ls Merchants.
'Mr
1 l-w"p.
nt
riof.nmstttnco.i'iv
George Mady, J. Campbell, J. Callart, Tom
Hcllinger, Bam OrHrsby, a. uorfan,
II. MAyrea and many others.
It waa announced that the starters
w.uld be John Wright and J. Ouderklrk:
the Judges, Captain Cluney. "Bonal"
Judd and J. Campbell and that Domingo
rerrelra would fide Ilrock and Ed. Finn
Vfanuleil.
netting on the race was exceedingly
brisk and over W.OuO mini havo ehaaged
hands. There waa at llrat o support ac
corded Ilrock at even money and 30 to 20
mm irr..! before anyone coulal be
found to back the sorrel. On tho other
The police will shoot a return match
with Company K. National Guard of Ha
wail, next Saturday.
The postponed police field day to be
held at Punahou will probably take place
uurng the next two weeks.
When Hansen returns to his native
heath he will find the a!r bristling with
.ia ... . -
rnaiicnges. une or n's would-be oppo-
neris is an Australian middleweight who
la at present engaged In the meat bus!
ness. Another prospective argument I
with a gentleman of flstlo abll'ty at pres
ent putting in his time quenching fires,
.kii. . . . & . . ... .
wnii. ine mira man witn suicidal nra.
hand. Manulell money was lying about cl.vltles well, it doesn't matw anyway.
the psddock In 1100 notea, S ro'd aiieceo The Helene, with F. Whitney and par-
snd In Ingota of botn goia an-i airvar. xy on nonrd. sailed down to Tearl Har
Presently a man ramo aioag witn xw o nor on Haturday afternoon and anchored
bet on Urock at oena ana in crowa im- in me isgoon. Quite a number of other
mediately sm.lt sdmelhln doing, and crsrt were moored In the vicinity,
thereafter the seeker after odda against i
I ! .... to Ma. trmmlmA it.Pt.rVelV. I
Ity 4 o'clock th- congregation bad bet' -am Professor, I've discovered
Itself to a standstill and the Judges '"""r poets and scientific men wear long
ought their stand and the horses were
brought out. Ilrock rame across eountry
to the track from Holllnger'a place. Ma
nulell waa stabled at the track anJ the
Icor of Ma stall waa f-stooned with yards
mosquito netting. Tbk fact probably
(From X. T. Maritime Register.)
Packages brought from Hawaii with
out certificate, and which may be duti
able, should be examined.
Treasury Department, June 14, 1900.
Collector of Customs, San Francisco,
Cal: After entry of vessel from Ha
waii, packagfH not accompanied by cer
tificate required from chief customs of
ficer at port In Hawaii showing date
Friday, Aug. 3, 1900
AT ll A. m.
At my salesroom corner Merchant and
Alakea streets I will sell for the ac
count of whom it may concern a valu
able amount of most choice Silks in bolt
Ginghams,
Satins,
Velvets,
Laces,
Embroideries,
Ribbons, etc
together with a valuable line of Jap
anese and Chinese
eROSKERY
euRies
somewhat roundabout fashion: When
the China was last ht re Captain Merry
had a talk with Captain Seabury, her
kipper, and he agreed if possible to
perk the Iroquois and find out how-
matters were going with the staunch
little boat. Accordingly a package of
rapers was made up, together with a
juar.tlty of mail which had been ac-
umulating since the Iroquois left here
In the middle of May, and this Captain
Seabury ald he should try to deliver to
the Iroquois' commander. On Satur
day Captain. Merry received a letter
nm Commander Fond, dated at Mid
way Island, July 3rd, telling of the
progress of the work and the health
and safety of the entire crew. Com
mander Pond says that all of the in-
lde surveying and plotting of the
hores of the island for the laying of
cable had been finished at that time
and that he expected to complete the
outside work In a few weeks and would
arrive in Honolulu about August 10th
or 13th. Commander Pt-nd's letter was
taken by the China to Yokohama and
there posted by Captain Seabury, and
ame back from the Orient by th City
of Peking.
The Iroquoi9 sailed from Honolulu on
May 19th for Midway Island to sound
the waters all about the Island for the
purpose of ascertaining Its availability
as a point for the landing of a cable.
The Island is but a barren sand spit a
couple of thousand miles west of the
Hawaiian Islands, and since the Iro
quois departed nothing has been heard
of her until the news arrived on Saturday.
utile, should
officers.
be examined by customs
O. L. SPAULDING.
.Acting, Secretary.
A more detail description will be adver
tised later.
All on exhibition the morning of sale.
Lodge Le Progres Ds l'Oceanic
NO. 121, A. & A. S. RITE.
THERE WILL. BE A REGULAR
meeting of Le Progres Lodge, No. 124.
A. & A. S. Rite, at 7:30 this Monday
evening, at Us hall. Masonic Temple.
WORK IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21.
and Pacific Lodge. No. 822, and all so
journing brethren are invited to be
present.
By order of the w. M.
E. B. FRIEL, Secretary.
I These
suit.
articles will be sold in lots to
S3
Will E. Fisher,
AUCTIONEER.
Cottage to Let.
Rent $25, with six rooms.
HOUSE OF
District to let.
7 ROOMS
Rent, 245.
In Punahou
HARMONY LODGE NO. 3,1.0.0. F.
The members of Harmony Lodge, No.
3. I. O. O. F., are reminded that a regu
lar meeting of the lodge will be held
this (Monday) evening, July 30, 1300,
at 7:30 o'clock.
A visitation of the Daughters of Re-
bekah is promised and a large attend
ance is desired. Visiting brethren and
Daughters of Rebekah are cordially in
vited to attend on this occasion.
L. H. DEE.
Noble Grand.
E. R. HENDRY.
. Secretary.
is
hair,
Professor-" Ah. Miss EJIth. that
Indeed a discovery. Why Is It?
r.d;th "It Is because th?.v haven't
any sense of humor."
TAXES EXAMINATION.
Emil Pilgrim Will be Tested for the
Kaiser's Army.
Emll Pilgram, of Hackfeld & Com
pany's 'office in Hilo, arrived by the
Kinau faturday for the purpose of un
dergoing examination by the surgeon
of the German war vessel Geier as to
his physical fitness for service in the
German army. Mr. Pilgram will go be
fore the surgeon to-day and stand the
test. In every part ot the world where
German subjects are to be found there
Is a station where they can be examin
ed by physicians.
Upon the report of the latter those
who have passed a favorable ex
amination may be called upon from the
home office within a certain period to
return to the Fatherland and don the
uniform. The arrival of the Geier in
this port saved Mr. Pilgram from mak
ing a Journey to the Mainland, an the
hip's surgeon Is an accredited exam
iner for Emperor William's recruiting
service.
HONOR MB. HASSINOER.
Interior Department Clerks Present
Testimonial.
John A. Hasslnger, who retired from
the position of chief clerk of the In
terior department on June 14, was
made the recipient of a handsome tes
timonial by his fellow employes on
Saturday.
It was In the shape of a gold watch
charm, enameled with the Hawaiian
coat-of-arms. In colors. The charm
bears the inscription: "John A. Has-
LESSONS IN ART EMBROID
ERY.
Given by Mrs. Alfred Willis In St.
Andrew's Cathedral School-room on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. And at Iolani
College on Mondays frcm 2 to 4 P. M.
0610
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Mr. L.
Yun Kuwal has this day severed his
connection with the Hawaiian Tobacco
Co., Ltd.
HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO., LTD.
July 30, 1900. 5610
Pasturage.
Horses will be taken to pasture at
Walalae and will be fed green feed
twice a day.
Best of care given to animals, but no
responsibility assumed for accidents or
escapes.
Terms can be made witn I'Ai i. iv
ISENBERG. Telephone 1063 or 6oi.
Mu3
Custom House Blanks
Of All Kinds
FOR SALE at
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY.
Call at office for particulars.
WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
H Bargain
And X want an offer for that mas;-
nlflcent corner lot. corner of Kinau and
Keeaumoku Streets. Size, 95x200; 2M
feet on Kinau street.
Here Is an opportunity to purchase
on whlcb four good houses may be built.
and wltb prevailing Inquiry for bouses)
easily IS per cent net may be had. This
lot is but one block from the car line,
and In the neighborhood of exceedingly
good Improvements. Don t let the ep-
portanlty pass. Make me an offer.
WILL E. FISHER,
Real Estate Agent.
ATTENTION 1
S2,50O Each.
Two lots on Kins'" ot., bet. Victoria
and Pensacola Ste.
Blie of ea-n. 66x130.
These lots are most desirable aaal
ready for '.u' n cpon; an abundance
of shi bbery am: rare trees, eio-, wius
Uwu, upon the lots
WILL E. FISHER, Agent.
NOTICE.
KEEP YOUR EYE
If your friends ask the question
Where Did You Get
That Suit?
Tell them at
Honolulu Tailoring Co.
on Beretanla Street and they will know
you have GOOD TASTE.
My Auction Ads
FOR BARGAINS. .
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