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TUB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, AUGUST 8, A Few Facts About Vehicles JUST ARRlVPil PER ArfOMi. It Is sot the wheels er the axles or the springs or the painting or the trim mine that makes a high-grade vehicle. It Is a perfect combination of these artons parts. A vehicle to withstand the effects of our tropical elimata must ka provided with ALL these Important essentials. OUR VEHICLES HAVE THEM.'- ... e last Uv.iceof European Goods to be Ehlppea t0 - "I i How a Boat-boy Put Out a Fire. , The Waterfront's Busy Day. Gmnium "Gatherum. We are the sole agents for the Justl celebrated O BBIEN VEHICLES. Vhese are the Bufjie and Runabouts that have wjn medals and diplomas wherever exhibited, and are the only Vehicle which are equipped with the O'Brien Patent Spring, the strongest and easiest riding spring ratie. "We have also In stock at all times a full line of Surreys, Phaetons, F ag gies, Kunabouts, etc direct from the factory of the IL IL Babcock Co., N. T. These Vehicles are built by skilled mechanics, from carefully selected stock, and are the perfection of the carriage-builder's art; are fitted with Bab. cock Patent Eelf-Olllng and Dust-Excluding Axles. Bradley Quick Shift Shaft CousUags Bailey Fifth Wheel, and Happy Thought Gear. We hava bea ap pointe SOLE AGENTS for thesa Vehicles In the Territory of Hawaii, asd art prepared to guarantee them In every respect. t get one lust as good. Get THE BEST for business or pleasure. It oats as much to lrruort cheap Vehicles as It does good ones. New stock has been received ex "Australia," "Irmgard," "Helene" aad "Mary E. Foster." Come and see the lastest In up-to-date Vehicles, and get our prices before you make a purchase. PoeillG vetiiele s supply Company L-lsVllTEID. Day Block, Next to Fire Engine House, Beret&nla Street. 2 Andrew Kaanaana, one of the boat I sugar plantations. A good deal of this bovs. whose rowboat Readv rinp.i hi? I that was shipped from here was manu , ... , ty,a v , Ifaetured abroad In England or In Ger- daily business in the harbor, was the av aTW, B,mnv nQfLi hr..?h Wr man who exunguisnea the fire started in transit. The value of the freight In in a house In Iwllel on Monday night transit was J114.282, leaving $11,866,194 by Pueo, the man who murdered his as tne value of the American products . - i i j and manufactures that the Hawaiian wife, Naomi, and then proceeded to do Isiands imported from San Francisco In the Highest State of Perfection at himself to death. Kaanaana was Walking by the house, where Naomi and Pueo lived at one time, about 11 o'clock Monday night, and was startled by several persons rushing out of the building, which Is a two-story affair, and shouting "Fire! fire!" at the tops of their voices. Some were pulling trunks out of the buildin from which smoke was beginning to pour, while one was busily engaged in rescuing a sewing machine. There was no water handy except what was con tained In a couple of tubs and a pail Two men, more excited than useful grabbed the tubs and threw the water around in every direction except to wards the slight blaze in th center of the main room of the house. Kaanaana was a fireman under the monarchy and had not forgotten his training as such. He ran into the house, seized the only remaining recep tacle containing water, the pail above mentioned, and threw the water on the flames. Not succeeding in extinguish ing the fire In this manner, Kaanaana grabbed a rug and smothered the blaze alone during the fiscal year of 1899- 1900. S. F. Commercian Annual VESSELS IN PORT. E I I 1 Ee(ii)Q)in)9 Smmotlh & Co., LIMITED f OUT AND HOTEIi STS. BOUOLULV Keep Out the Sun ARMY AND NAVY. U. S. Tug Iroquois, Pond, Midway Isl and, August 5. MERCHANTMEN. (This list does not Include coasters.) Aiden Besse, Am. bk., Potter, San Fran cisco. July 6. Bis Bonanza, Am. bk., Bergman, New castle. June S. City ol Hankow, Br. sp., Thompson, New castle, July 27, Dlrlgo, Am. sp., Goodwin, Hongkong, juna id. E. a. Sutton, Am. Bp., Carver, San Fran Cisco. July 28. Eidsvold, Nor. stmr. Schlyden, Yokoha ma, July 30, Empire, bk., Knacke, Newcastle, Au srust 3, Fannie AdeTe, Am. schr., Monson, Diego. July 26. Geo. Curtis, Am. sp., Geo. 8. Calhoun, San Francisco. June 6. General Falrchild, Am. bk., Gove, New castle, August 4. Halcyon, Am. schr., Cbas. Mellin, Eure ka. May L Halewood. Br. sp., Jackson. Newcatsle, August 1. Helene. Am. schr., Christiansen, San San Francisco. July 11; W. G. Irwin ft Co, He discovered that kerosene had been I Holliswood, Am. bk.. Knight, Newcastle, feeding the flames and learned after-1 Auirust 4. wards from the neighbors that Pueo ivy. Am. sh.. Halstett, Newcastle, July 6. had started the fire with the evident I Iroquois, Am. sp., Thompson, Seattle, Intention of destroying the house, and had been discovered and chased away, People were sleeping upstairs at the time, and the affair mieht have been serious had It not been for the timely Kilmory, Br, appearance of Kaanaana on the scene. I August and his energetic action In stifling the flames. Kaanaana then returned to the boat landing and he and his. comrades talk ed over the strange action of the man Pueo. It was about the time of Kaa naana's return to the boat landing that Pueo slew Naomi. schr., Peterson, July 30. James H. Bruce, Am. Aberdeen. Mar KL Klikitat, Am. bk.. Cutler, Eureka, July 8, p., Milne, Liverpool, Eng. BUSY DAY IN HARBOR. Louisiana, Am. bk., Halclon, Newcastle, June 22. Mohican, Am. bk., Kelley, San Francisco, July 6. Marlon, Chllcott, Am. sp., Weeden, New castle. June 21. Meteor, Am. schr., Lass, Port Gamble July 14. Maweema, Am. schr., Smith, New What com, August 1. All was hustle and bustle on the N;w.Bbo Am- bktn., Mallestad. Tacoma, water front and in the harbor yester-l r"y . v.t dar. for manv Btpampra wr .rtsnart. I lanter. Am. Dk Inn, Ahnut n-n Vto. Vlnon oall fr. CO, AUKUSt 1. Hiirt nH av rrrt. with a Philadelphia, Ger. sp., Wachter, Ka, r v. i r.r I muende .August 4. freight. The Claudine got away for Republic. Br. sp., Davies, ewcastle, Au fnlli nnrl TTnwnH nnrto at 5 nVlnel- in I Sut!l- McNeill, San Francis Gesta -ANI KEEP COOL By having an AV7NINQ put up. Sam ples and estimates given. Cashman & Nelson. FOOT OF NTJUANTJ STREET. Over and above the California Feed Co. z the afternoon. The W. G. Hall left for Kauai, the James Makee went, t.!so for. the Garden Island, and the Austra lia departed, not much behind time, for San Francisco, with a big freight and passenger list. Among other things the Australia carried- the 20-ton boiler and engine which were recently removed from the Iwalani. ' This machinery goes to the Coast placed in a new boat for the Inactive Bowels Many people suffer from constipation. This invariably produces stomach, liv er and kidney disease. Constipation is a dangerous disease. Cure It with Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters. There is nothing better. It will not shock the system and It positively cures Indiges tion, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, fe ver and ague. Try It. It may be ob tained from any druggist. See that a PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers the neck of the bottle. Good For Every One Under the Old Tar ,u""'s w m,Q comprise, m line of HOSTETTER'S STOHACH BITTERS n a a I With the Change in Tariff v Comes a sweeping reduction In the price of all goods of American manufacture. We have cut on every piece of , 2 jewelry and silverware In the 4 house, and you will be surprised B at the ereat difference from for mer prices. No fear of compari sons here, where quality and pat tern are considerations. What do you think of full-sized J solid silver . teaspoons being re- B duced to $3.00 a dozen, with en- D 0 B B B n B B a B B s I t Otcensboro, Ky., July 7.7, 19(X MESSRS. II'. 6'. PEACOCK (0 CO., LTD. Honolulu, 11. T. DEAR SIRS: Am pleased to inform you that tee have just received notice from the Government that GREEN RIVER WHIS KY has again been selected for the exclusive use for another year in all of the U. S. Navy Hospitals, Icing the third in succession. Yours Truly, (Signed) J. W. WCVLLOCH. A carload of this celebrated Whisky will Whitney, and will be offered for sale by arrive per Emelie F. W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd. SOLE AGENTS. Rcbert Lewers. Goodman. Am. schr., San Francisco, July 23, Sebastian Bach, Br. bk., Nagasaki, Feb ruary 17. S. N. Castle. Am. bktn.. Hubbard, San Francisco, July 17, St. Katherlne, Am. bk., Saunders, San Francisco, July 12. S. G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, San Francisco, August 6. to be I Sea King. Am bk.. Wallace. Newcastle, Inter- AuKust Island Steam Navigation Company. w. H. Talbot, Am. schr., Benneche, New- uasoiine schooner Surprise and the castle. July 31. schooner Alice Kimball, sailed for La- W. H. Smith, Am. schr., Smith, Port haina and Kaunakakai, respectively. I Blakely, July 11; Oahu Railway Co. British ship Kilmory arrived f rom I Woollahara. Br. bk.. Williamson, New. Liverpool, England, with a big cargo 1 castle, August 2. of general merchandise. Captain Milne I William Bowden, Am. schr., Fjerem, New is her master. The little sc hooner Moi I castle. August 4, Wahine arrived from Hawaii with a load of sugar. Ship Marlon Chllcott was threatening to get away for the Sound in ballast. all day. OMNIUM GATHERUM. There can be no doubt that in the future the Pacific Ocean will be the scene of the world's greatest commerce and San Francisco will control one of the largest fleets of sailing vessels un der American management. Since the last issue of the Annual the trade of this port with the Orient, Australasia, bouth America, East Indies, and Is land3 in the South Pacific has greatly expanded. It is destined to continued expansion and justifies the prediction tnat tne progress or development of the Pacific Coast trade during the next nve years win be greater than ever mnee Albert, Nor. sp Newcastle before. Since the Kosmos-- line com- I Prince Victor. Ner. Newcastle menced to run between Hamborg and i Clin Macpaersea, Mr. an Newcastle rastaei, Ner. bk. Newcastle Invincible, Am. sh. Newcastle Stlern, Ner. bk Newcastle Wrestler. Am. bkt. Newcastle Drumburton, Br. sh Newcastle Fresne, An. bk. Newcastle Altx. McNeil. Am. bk. Newcastle Gdden Shore. Am. sh. Newcastle Dominion, Bh. bk. Newcastle Janes Nesmlth, Am. sh. Newcastle Balkamah, Br. sh. Newcastle Komebee, Am. gh. Newcastle Acderly, Br. bk. Newcastle Cbshalls. Am. bk. Newcastle Roland, Ger. sh. Newcastle Irty, Br. sh. Newcastle Mary A. Troop, Br. bk. Newcastle Bniw and Burgess, Am. bk. ..Newcastle Betmore, Nor. bk. ...Newcastle Laly Pabnerston. Nor. bk. ..Newcastle MaMon Llrhtbody. Br. sh.Newcastle. Ena Caaiedd Llewellyn, Br. sp. Hamburg Vettura, bt. bK. .Antwerp Tola, Br. sp London We Show the Goods, They do the Rest WHY OUR NEW TSX2D, SHIRTS Z TRAU VKSSBLS EXPECTED. Vessel. Frera. Mary .Wlakleauoi, Asa, bkt.Gray's Harbor Kaergla, Br. stmr Hongkong Helen Brewer, Haw. sp New York Challenger, Am. ap New York Henry Falling, Am. sp New Yerk A. J. Fuller, Am. sp..... Nagasaki Hayden Brown. Am. bk Newcastle Lyman D. Foster. Am. seb... .Newcastle John C. Pott", Am. sp.. Newcastle Robert S?arles, Am. eca Newcastle Kuterpe, Haw. ship Newcastle Star ef Russia, Haw. ship Newcastle Wachusett, Am, sp... Newcastle Dechmont. Br sp Newcastle Perseverance, Br. sp Newcastle Abby Palmer, Am. bk Newcastle King Cyrus, Am. ech Newcastle J. B. Brown, Am. sp Newcastle Ycsemlte. Am. sp Newcastle Columbia, Am. scb Newcastle Kenlcla, Am. bkt Newcastle ETA O Thit we have Just opened Call now and get the test. 1 0" this port there have been some notable shipments of California products and manufactures for ports In Ecuador, Peru and Chili and Central America, with which San Francisco merchants hitherto had little or no trade. New markets for California products are continually opening. During the year Japan has imported from here some extremely large shipments of some thing unusual, what are called "wire shorts." Since the Americans occupied Manila the shipments from this port have been enormous. It Is reported that great quantities of American goods are being shipped from Manila by every coasting vessel; curiosity tempted the natives and now they are steady cus tomers. The greatest expansion of trade has been that between here and the Hawaiian Islands, or what Is now called the Territory of Hawaii. For months past not a vessel, sail or steam, has left here for the Islands but was ofTered more freight than she possibly could carry. New sugar, plantations have been opened and vessels have cleared for prpts that were never heard of before. The following Is the value of the cargoes shipped from here to the Islands from July 1. 1S99, to July 1, 1900, as manifested at the custom house: Honolulu .t $9,131,314 1,982,753 Kahului -3 jgj Mahukona f....'. y'M Ilonolpu .. 76,951 liana ... 29713 Makaweli 40 544 TA078 Jihel 94,974 LIhue 12.0SS K- Isoshima, KING STREET ABOVE BETHEL. Total V...$12,2S0,47G Of the cargoes the value of that car ried by the steamers was $3,187,024, the rest being carried by American sailing vessels, with the exception of one or two that flew the Hawaiian flag. There has been a great demand during the year for railroad material, including locomotives, and machinery for the Notice to Shipmasters. p. S. Branch Hydrographis Office, San irrancisco, uai. Bf communlcatlne with the Branch Hy- drorraphlc Office la San Francisco, cap- talis 01 vessels wno win co-operate wnn theHydrofcraphlc Office by recording the meterological observations suggested by the office, can have forwarded to them at anji desired port, and free of expense, the mcBthly pilot charts of the North Pacific Ocan, and the latest information regard Ing: the dangers to navigation in the wa ter which they frequent. Mariners are requested to report to the ofice dangers discovered, or any other information which can be utilized for cor recting charts or sailing directions, or la tM publication of the pilot charts of the irth Pacific. C. G. CALKINS, Lleut.-Comdr., TJ. S. N.. in Charge. ( ustomer Give me ten cents worth of paregoric, please. Druggist Yes, sir Customer (absent-mindedly) H v much is It? Druggist A quarter. tides of silverware reduced In like proportion. xnese are oy no means eaten prices, but regular prices which will prevail here from now on, on all the different lines of goods M 41 X A q lruin me ctaies. "While reducing all our Amerl- can goods we have not changed 2 the prices on any of our European f potteries, glass and chinaware, and although the present cost is forty per cent more than former- ly, while out present very large f stock lasts we will sell at the old rates. This Is a very large saving to you, and we recommend that ? you .make your purchases from 2 these lines now, before an ad- vance becomes necessary. Gate Ladies' Golf nrinlrotinrr CL-.i i iimeiiHg ridiiOBj Bagatele Boards ETC. E.W. Jorto 10 port Street. Real Island Company, Limited. F. J. LOWRKY, Presldeit. C. D. CHASE. Vice-President ARTHUR B. WOOD, Treamm. J. A. GILMAN, SecreUry. E. P. DOLE, Aadlter. NOTICE. We buy and sell realty, act u trxs I appraisers, trustees, ' jcelveri aij u I derwriters. e.D. Chase, MANAGB Office 204 Judd Bulldiug. Telephone, Main 810. a s D s 9 D D a a B D D 2 ; D 1 s a D D I a S ! .111, FORT STREET. Removal Sale! The whiskey that touches the right spoj every time is Jesse Moore 'AA Cal for It Lovejoy & Co., are dlstrlb utofs for the Islands. OUR EN'J r.E STOCK OF JEWEL RY, silver and silver plated ware, clocks, watches and spectacles, will be offered for the next thirty days at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. , The Store we now occupy Is to be re built, so the stock must go. Positively no goods charged during the sale. All accounts must be closed up by the 10th of September. MANUFACTURING and REPAIR departments going In full blast as usual. II. R. COUNTER. The Oahu... Ice & Electric Co, Have everything In readinen uttfl prepared to serve their customer ICjfmanufactured from pure minx I water from artesian wells. Your Orders solicited. Hoffman & Marktd Telephone 3151 Blue. PostofflceBnjH e wATc BOWESf MOTHS Patrol AND CONFIDENTIAL AGE' Office, Room 4 Model Blocl Telephone 708. P. 0. Box Reliable and Confidential IWgJ furnished on Short Notics tor Residents, Property, Etc, V . tin rcferenee ran" THE- Club Stables LIMITED. ITelephone 477. CHAS. BELLINA, h Reliable Honef, Experieisw V "New Rigs, ralr Price. The Instruments Used THE SILENT BARBER Are Thoroughly Disinfected S"1 JOSEPH FERNANPES. f At the Gazette Office. Th semi-weekly HAWAIIAN GA ZETTE is Issued on Tuesdays and Fri day. ' z.i. . -k r TTT. MCCHESIJEY I Whnlooalo nrnpprs na p"3 Leather and Sloe VC Agents Honolulu Bosp pany, Honolulu, andTannsry IF YOU WANT A MESSENGER Ring Up 444 American Messenger . cervic& Masonic