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HONOLULU,
8
JUST
A Few Facts About
ARRIVED
PUR AUSTRALIA
For General Weakness.
The. debilitating effects of a warm
climate and exposure to all kinds of
weather are sure to bring on disorders
of the blood and weaken the system.
Mr. Charles Geddes, of ML Malcolm,
W. A., sends u ife photograph, and
tells of a sure cure for these conditions.
It Is tiet the wheels or the axles or the springs or ths painting or the trtm
mlng that 'makes a high-rrade vehicle. It is a perfect combination of these
various parts. A vehicle to withstand the effects of our tropical climate must
ho provided with ALL. these importa nt essentials. . k.
OUR VEHICLES HAVE THEM.
AUUUOi 4. X. . ........ i
Vehicles
ire
" ''
The last Invtice of
European
Goods
to be shipped to qi
Under the Old TariB,
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4,
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t .
!
We are the sole agents for the Justl celebrated C BRIEN VEHICLES.
rbs are the Rubles and Runabouts that have won medals and diplomas
wherever exhibited, and are the only Vehicles which are equipped with the
O'Brien patent Spring, the strongest and easiest riding spring made.
We have also tn stock at all times a full line of Surreys. Phaetons, Bug
gies, Kunabouts. etc., direct from the factory of the H. H. Babcock Co., N. T.
These Vehicles are built by skill id mechanics, from carefully selected
stock, and are the perfection of the carnage-builder's art; are fitted with Bab
cock Patent Self-Oiling and Dust-Excluding Axles, Bradley Quick Shift Shaft
Coupling! Bailey Fifth Wheel, and Happy Thought Gear. We have been ap
poiate4 SOLE AGENTS for these Vehicles In the Territory of Hawaii, and
re prepared to guarantee them In ev-ry respect.
asoq t get one Just as good. Get THE BEST for business or pleasure. It
osta as much to Innort Cheap Vehicles as It does good ones.
New stock has been received ex -Australia," "Irmgard," "Helene" and
TIary E, Foster." '
Come and see the lastest In up-to-date Vehicles, and get our prices before
you make, a purchase. '
Launch of the American.-
San Francisco Mails. .
Miscellaneous.
ft
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Day Block, Next to Fire Engine House, Beretanla Street.
The new four-masted schooner Rosa
mond, which arrived here on July 7 from
San Francisco, sailed for that port yes
terday afternoon about 4 o'clock with a
cargo of BUgar. Captain Ward is her
commander. The Rosamond took one of
the largest lists of passengers that has
ever been carried from this port by a
sailing vessel. Sixteen men and women
made up the party and' they mustered In
full force on the Rosamond's poop as
she was towed out of the harbor, to wavt
good-bye to the many friends who1 had
gathered on the waterfront and In boats
to see them off. The following is- a list
of those departed: Mrs. T. E. Warner,
Miss C. Kelly, Mrs. J. T. Bush, AJ M.
Pilke, Mrs. H. J.Platts. Mr. and Mrs. C.
O.'Metcalf. Miss E. Imhoff, J. W. Silk.
J P. Russell, M. II. Frossmayor, L.
Schweitzer, 3r., M.ss Cutter, J. J. van Lo
Iben Sels and J. F. van Loben Sela. and
F J. Dougherty.
F. J. Dougherty, a surveyor of the
United States Customs Department, came
down here -not long ago for a brief vaca
tion. . He stopped in Honolulu with
Soda
Water
ter.tlon of aPrliament tilt towards the end
of the session, when Mr. J. D. Spreckels
is expected in Wellington. . The great
firm is asking a surs!dy of $150,000 from
New Zealand and New South Wales. Un
der the projected contract there will be
some material alterations in respect to
the places of call, and a three weeks' ser
vice is proposed in place of the present
monthly service.
Mr. Crick, the Postmaster General,
dees not view the new arrangement with
favor. He made his intentions fairly clear
when he wrote to the postmaster of New
Zealand on June 28 in the following
terms: "Proposed I'acinc service: in
view of all the circumstances my Govern
ment not at present disposed to contrib
ute anything towards subsidy. As ai
re ad v exmained. the existing contract is
current till March next, and there Is
therefore ample time for dealing with
the question. . ' . .
GENERAL, SHIPPING.
Gasoline schooner Surprise sails on her
regular run on Tuesday.
The present master of the gasoline
schooner Eclipse is Captain Harry Ga
han. The Gaelic, from the Orient, Is due to
day, as is also the Miowera, from Victoria.
among which comprlsea an efeju,
line of
Caoes
" For some time I have leen landlord of the
Royal Hotel in tie tit. Margaret gold fields
uisu eiguiy miles ironi me nearest raiiwiiy,
l nave 60IU a great (leal or Ayer 8 harsapariiia
and it elves the most universal satisfaction
When miners, prospectors, and others become
run down by lack of fresh vegetables and fru its,
and from exposure to all kinds of weather,
their blood becomes very impure and the whole
system greatly weakened. But
Ladies' Golf
HCricketing Flanri
Bagatele Boards
M1K
' lhare known miners to
ETC.
is always a sure cure.
send a hundred miles for it, such is their faith
in u. -
To cure constipation, biliousness, in
digestion, and sick headache, there is
no remedy equal to Ayer s Puis.
Prepared by Dr. J. C Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A.
frknds. being well and popularly known American bark Empire, with a full car
in this city. '0 of Newcastle coal, arrived in port yes
terday morning.
Gen!al Purser Clapham of the Iwalani
In the Highest State
of Perfection at
I
Beimsoini, SmmStlh & Co.,
LIMITED
FORT AND HOTEL STS.
BOUOI XTLU
Keep Out the Sun
-ANl
KEEP COOL
By havi. g an AWNINO put up. Sam
ples and estimates given.
Cashman & Nelson.
FOOT OP NUUANU STREET.
Over and above the California Feed Co.
Owensboro, Ky., July 13,1900.
MESSRS. W. C. PEA COCK & CO., LTD.
Honolulu, II. T.
DEAR SIRS:
Am pleased to inform you that ue have just received
notice from the Government that GREEN RIVER WIIIS-
KY has again been selected for the exclusive use for another
year in all of the U. S. Navy Hospitals, being the third in J
succession. Yours Truly, X
. ' (Signed) J. W. M'CULLOCH.
A carload of this celebrated Whisky will
Whitney, and will be offered for sale by
arrive per Emelie F.
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd.
SOuE AGENTS.
Ue Show the Goods, They do the Rest
WHAT?
WHY OUR NEW
That we hare Just opened. Can now and ret the best.
K. Isoshima,
KING STREET
ABOVE BETHEL.
in this city,
LAUNCH OF S. S. AMERICAN.
There was launched at Roach's Yard,
Chtster. Penn., on Saturday, July ltth,
the S. S. American, built for the American-Hawaiian
Steamship Company, for
IH service between New York, San Fran
cisco and the Hawaiian Islands, via
Straits cf Magellan. She will proceed to
New York in about a month to load for
these ports. The American is a sister
ship of the Californian, Just delivered by
the Union Iron Works at San Francisco,
and of the Hawaiian and Oregonian, in
course of construction at Roach's.' These
four Bteamers are each 425 feet long, 51
feet beam, 33 feet deep, carrying 8,500
tons dead weight, and are the first
steamers of this type to be built in this
country. The company has recently con
tracted for two . more steamers, twin
screws and Quadruple expansion engines.
to carry 12,000 tons, which will enable it
to have a monthly service. These steam
ers are of the highest type of cargo boats,
built under Lloyd's Inspection. - The off!
cers of the company are: George. S. Dear
born, president; Wallace B. Flint, first
vice president and treasurer; A. Chese-
brough, second vice president; ,H. E. D.
Jackson, secretary; W. D. Burnham,
manager, who, with James II. Post and
Oscar T. Sewall, are the directors of the
company. Messrs. Flint, Dearborn &
Co. are the general agents of the com
pany at New York; Messrs. Williams, DI
mond & Co. generals agents for the Pa
cific Coast, at San Francisco, Cal.; Mes
srs. H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents at
Honolulu, and Messrs. T. H. Davies &
Co., Ltd., agents at Hilo.
NEW STEA R DEUTSCHLAND
The new Hamburg-American liner
Dout8chland, the largest ship in the
world, with the exception of the Oceanic
arrived at New York July 12 on her Inl
tiai trip, sne lert Cherbourg at 4:15 p. m
of July 6, Plymouth at 10 p. m. same day
and made the voyage across from the lat
ter port in the record time of 5 days 15
hours and 46 minutes, a distance' of 3.0J4
knots, an average of 22.42 knots per hour.
This Is the fastest initial trio made across
ithe Atlantic by 1 hour and 41 minutes
Her day's runs in knots were 308, 557, 553,
Soi, 532 and 513. Captain Albers, the com
Imander of the Deutschland, said that he
tnougni me vessel would or.ng the rec
ord down to 5 days 10 hours from Cher
bcurg before the season closes. She is
to leave here on Wednesday next for her
return trip. The Deutschland was buil
at me vuican xarus, Stettin, at a cost o
ll.OnO.Ono marks, or about $3,332,000. Her
Ur.gth is 684 feet. She has a displace
ment of 23,200 tons, and a measurement
or lo,200 tons registered. Her engines are
of oo.OOO horsepower. She . is flited with
twelve double-ended and four single-ended
boilers, 112 fires, which drive two six
cylinder quadruple hammer engines. Her
two propeiler shafts are each ,131.23 feet
long and 24.ii Inches in d'ameter! Each of
the bronze propellers Is 22.96 feet in dlam-
ettr. She has a double bottom, extend
ing her entire length, and Is divided into
twenty-four compartments, seventeen of
which are watertight. There are accom
modations for 1,057 passengers and a crew
of 525, and her first saloon has a seating
capacity of 362. All her equipments are
ol the most perfect kind, and the arrange
ments for the comfort of passengers un
equalled. TUG FEARLESS.
The Fearless was to have sailed from
San Francisco on July 26 and would, it Is
expected, make the run down here in
about nine days, so that she may be look
ed for at any moment. The probabilities
are that she will bring nothing but coal.
When the Fearless wills, she can attain
a speed equal to that of the Australia.
Captain Edward McCoy, superintendent
of the Spreckels Tugboat Company, has
gone East from San Francisco, accompa
nied by the chief engineer of the Alert.
They will bring out the L. Luckenbach,
the finest towboat In New York harbor,
which has been purchased by Spreckels
for service In San Francisco. She will re
lieve the Fearless, which has been order'
cd here, under command of Captain. Gil
bert, for duty In this harbor.
QUEEN OF THE ISLES.
The schooner Queen of the Isles, com
manded by Captain Hltchfleld, was to
have left San Francisco on the 20th of
July on the way to Micronesia. She is
expected, to touch here about the 5th of
August. All mail matter to go on her
would best be left at the book rooms of
the Hawaiian Board very soon after the
Is; of August. The Friend.
SAN FRANCISCO MAILS.
SYDNEY, July 1 Mr. John D. Spreck
els. head of the great American firm. Is
to visit New Zealand shortly, and advan
tage will then be taken to fix up matters
in connection with the new Pacific mail
service. The present contract undo"
which the Union Company, in conjunc
tion with. Messrs. Spreckels, maintain a
mcnthly service between Australia and
New Zealand. Honolulu, and San Fran
cisco, will terminate In March next, and,
consequently, the whole matter will have
to be rearranged before that date,
In the meantime, however. Messrs.
Spreckels have been active, quite Inde
pendently of the Union Company. A ca
tie from Wellington states that the ques
tion of the renewal of the San Francisco
service Is not likely to engage the at
at present enjoying a well-earned
eek'a vacation.
The America Maru Is the next regular
beat from San Francisco, due to arrive
here on the 10th instant.
There was a joyful entertainment
aboard the Mohican Thursday evening.
Captain Kelly had many of his friends
with him.
Steamer Mauna Loa was a little late in
getting away yesterday. She carried a
good many passengers and all the freight
she could hold.
The going of Colonel McCarthy and Mr.
Sayeres to Seattle may result in the es
tablishment of a line of steamers between
the Sound and Honolulu
At about 8:45 a- m. yesterday the Upolu
took out passengers to the Aorangl, lying
oiit8lde the harbor, and the steamer sail
en for Victoria and Vancouver.
Vessels up and loading for Island ports
at San Francisco on July 24 were: For
Honolulu, Albert, to sail 27th: Aloha, to
sail 20th; Andrew Welch, Archer, C. D.
Bryant, Edward May; for Hilo, Falls of
Clyde.
HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. Agent.
Island Realty
Company,
Limited.
P. J. LOWRET, President.
C. D. CHASE. Vice-President. .
ARTHUR B. WOOD. Treasurer.
J. A. .GILMAN, Secretary.
E. P. DOLE, Auditor.
E.W. Jordan,
10 Fort Street
THE
ORPHEUM
HOTEL
after undergoing a Thorough few
won is inow upen ana will m
conducted as a
First Class Hotel
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PU5
MODERATE RATES
A well-conducted Cafe Is run Is C
nection with the Hotel
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
Steamers due and to sail today and for
be next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
Steamers. From. Due.
Miowera Victoria ....Aug. 4
Vmerica Maru S. F Aug. 10
Alameda 8. F Aug. IS
City of Peking S. F Aug. 18
iaellc S. K. '..Aug. 28
Australia S. F Aug. 29
DEPART.
laelic S. P. Aug. 4
ustralla S. F Aug. 7
NOTICE. -
We buy and self realty, act aa agents,
appraisers, trustees, 'tecelverfl and un
derwriters.
e. O. ehase.
-.; : MANAGER
Hongkong Maru S.
vlartpbsa S. F. . .
hi.a S F. .
Ooric S. F
Varrtmoo Victoria
...Aug. 11
...Aug. 17
...Aug. 21
...Aug. 2S
...Aug. 29
VESSELS IN PORT.
MERCHANTMEN.
(Thin list Oi-i not include coasters.)
lden Besse, Am. bk.. Potter. San Fran
cisco. July 6.
Australia, Am. stmr.. Lawless, San Fran
Cisco. August 1.
Hertle Minor, Am. schr., Ravens, Eureka,
July 19.
ik bonanza. Am. bk., Bergman, New-
?Rstle. Jun 8.
City of Hankow, Br. sp., Thompson, New
castle, July 27.
Otrlgo, Am.- sp., Unodwln. Hongkong,
June 15
B. B. Sutton, Am. sp.. Carver, San Fran
Cisco, July 28.
Kldsvold, Nor. stmr. Schlyden, Tokoha
ma, July 30.
Empire, bk., Knacke, Newcastle, Au
KUSt 3.
Kannie Adele. Am. schr.. Monson, San
Diego. July 26.
leu. Ourtia, A ui. en., Ueo. S. Calhoun.
San Francisco. June 6.
Halcyon. Am. schr.. Chas. Mellln, Eure
ka. May Si. '
H. D. Bendlxen, Am. schr.. Peterson, Eu
reka. July S.
Halewood, Br. sp., Jackson, Newcatsle,
August 1.
Melene. Am. schr.. Christiansen, San
Francisco. July 11: W. G. Irwin A Co,
Ivy. Am. sh.. Halstett, Newcastle, July .
ircnuois. Am. su.. Thompson, seame,
July 30.
fames H. Bruce, Am. schr.. Peterson,
ihonlwn. Mav 26.
Klikitat. Am. bk., Cutler, Eureka. July 8.
Louisiana. Am. bk.. .ualclon, Newcastle,
June 22.
Mohican, Am. bk., Kelley, San Francisco,
Julv 6.
Marion, Chilcott, Am. sp., Weeden, New
castle. June zL
xteteor. Am. schr.. Lass. Port Gamble,
Julv 14.
Maweema, Am. schr., Smith, New What
com, August l.
Newsboy, Am. bktn., Mallestad, Tacoma,
July 25.
Planter, Am.,bk., McNeill. San Francis
co, August L
Rcbert Lewers, Goodman, Am. schr., San
Francisco, July 23.
4ebeUau Bach. Br. blc. Nagasaki. Feb
ruary 17. . .
3. N. Castle, Am. bktn.. Hubbard, San
Francisco, July 17.
St. Katherine, Am. bk., Saunders, San
Francisco, July 12.
Sea King, Am. bk., Wallace, Newcastle,
August 2.
W. H. Talbot, Am. schr., Benneche, New
castle, July 31.
VT. H. Smith, Am. schr., 8mlth. Port
FUkely. July U Os.hu Railway Co.
Woollahara, Br. bkr, Williamson, New
castle, August 2.
Office 204 Judd .Building;,'
Telep -nr. Main S10.
6599
MEALS SERVED
Table : D'Hote : and : Ala : Cart
LIQUID
REFRESHMENTS
FURNISHED
Toons
New Books The m , , ,
Ice & Electric I
Golden Rule Bazaar.
316 FORT STREET.
"Tekla." "His Lordship's Leopard,"
To Havo and to Hold." "Red Pottage."
'A Daughter of the Vine." When
Knighthood Was In the Flower." "No. 5
John Street," "Three Men on Wheels,"
"The Prisoners of Hupe." with "Un
leavened Bread. . "Senator North." "A
Gentleman from Indiana. "The Black
Wolfs Breed," "For the Queen In South
Africa. Currita. Countess of Albor-
noz." "The voice or the People," Rot-
ert Tournay" In "Pursuit of the House
boat." "Janice Meredith." "A Name to
Conjure With," "Monsieur 'Beaucalre,'
"The Autoblographj of a Grizxly,"- "The
End of an Era," "Deacon Bradbury,1
"In Cuba With Shafter." "Troopr
3809." "The Sign of the Cross." 'Em
press Octavla," "With Kitchener to
Khartoum," "In Hampton Roads,"
"Ben Comee." "A Gentleman Player,'
"The Hero of i a."
Have everything In readlneMuJW
prepared to serve their customentt
TrT7 mannfuntiiKil from Dure CCfflfe
4 llltt II 1"V . " - r
water from artesian wells.
Tour Orders solicited.
Hoffman & MarK
Have you tried the
Hi
tens
Bread, Rolls,
Cakes or Pastry
If not yon have missed 'a treat
GOOD MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
"Through the months of Jan and
July our baby was teething and took a
running; off of the bowels and sickness
of the stomach," says O. P. M. Holliday,
of Deming, Ind. "His bowels would
move from five to eie;ht times a day.
I had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera an . Diarrhoea Remedy In the
house and grave him four drops tn a tea
spoonful of water, and he got better at
once." Sold by Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd., whalesale agents.
TRY
V THEM ON
YOUR NEXT ORDER.
Phone
j.t
J. LftNDO.
; Fort Street.
t-1 vk. ICew. lines of.
nifcXliUi.'cBjbiERB PANTS,
"' ':'VCOLt2As'and' CTJFFS.
' ' FANCT HOSE,
WHIT3E. COLS' STANLBX. SHIIVS,
" HATS and ' CAPS.
Can and see them.
Telephone 3151 Blue.
J
B0WER3
Mcrdufltf
AND CONFIDENTIAL
Office, Room
Telephone 708
Model Bioel
P 0 Bol
d.k.m. onM rvtnfldentl&l
. ,w.j Oknn NotlC ft '
RoaMonci Prooertj. ISW" V-h
First ciasi ;iy reference
THE
Club Stable
LIMITED.
TolonlintiP 477
CHAS. BELLINMh
Reliable Horses.
Ei
"New Riga Fair Price.
The Instruments Used IB""
tuc Cll CUT RARBEI
Are Thoroughly Disu-
TJstnl- , )
JOSEPH FERNANDI
ARLINGTON HOTEL, J-
VJliolesale Grocers
Asects tionoiiu- --ry.
onnAtuhi. ana i
$25.00 BEWARO.
W1THI ARWT
of any person -- y.
Ma
IS tram rdencjor pJJJ" J
HAWAHAN OAZBTTT
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