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I
M PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVEBTIsKK HONOLULU OCTOBER 8 1wh.
I. HOPP CO.
i
B'
FOR
SALE
HOPP
ACS
The Ilest at th L
Price at HOPP s
prof TT..
n Pun.-b-
1. to Kir iret- w,u
l,T ,11 Prt H
Beauvais
Axminster... 9
HIGH
! RUGS i
,
TS OF
ATTORNEYS
1 Privacy With a Client is
Refused.
Co. have Riven permission to EL Haek
( ' 1 Co. to run out a small wharf in the
" "akea so as to land freipht, but they
Bust not come beyond a certain limit so
.if to Interfere with navigation.
REGISTER NOW! AT ONCE!
THE FIRST ijtnp DkVU
OP HAWAII. LTD.
A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
H-.Io
at the
, SAL OR LEASE 'j
an exceediagly rich line
ma. ttn miHinrn and Orlen-
al. All
ind I
the
up t.
FOR RENT.
- omct warn n
Down
Cushins
o
In .nn or nllk floss.
M der. any slse.
I
made to or-
ill
URIWRIGHT
IU ll.DINO.
8
i
3
Mahogany -
Cabinets
OBJECTIONS ARE MADE
Lorrin Andrews Complains of Federal
Officials Not Allowing
Interview.
i
WtfKiM I
ry handsome, highly polished,
id Just th artlM for a well
rnlsh-d room.
j. LAND.
Street. - - Near King.
Bedroom
Sets
o
Folks Ed
Mine-Mile Terminus.
HII.O. Hawaii. October A-The Trii.une 1
is. airs, braham of Honolulu and Mr. Street
W A. Iambert. manager of the Hilo Rail
n ad. nave a moonlight excursion and
dl.C to about fifty invited guests on
N sday v n'.nc at ihe 'in..mM.. i.r
minus of th.- railway. The affair was a
tm st enjoyable one throughout. Dancing
I in the new railroad restaurant continued'
i;ntil 1 o'clock, with an intermission for I
k..ukau and sjee hmaking. which was!
iuken advantage of by everyone. Mr. !
Wm. Thompt-on at the close of the gusta- j
tcrial exercises, proposed the health of
Mrs. Graham and .vir. Lambert, which
Mas responded to heartily though briefly j
by th- latter.
Mr. Napthaly was called upon at this .
point to explain things in general, and
n.r re SSpei lfly what license he had for
r.akiag coffee. This r- did satisfactorily,
and in -Mentally eulogized the Hilo rall
r u'. as a civilizing agent in the progress i
of Hilo. The guests received very pretty
t ouvenirs of the occasion In the shape of j
white silk b.vl. s with the nnme-s ot the!
best and hostess and the date of the
ent inscribed thereon.
Capital. $250,000.
President Cecil Brown
Vice President M. P. Robinson
Cashier W. G. Cooper
Principal Office: Fort, near Merchant I C. H. Cook
i 8 C. Atherton
Branch Office: Hilo, Hawaii.
ondncts a General Banking Basmess
AT HONOLULU AND HILO.
O
v
LffJtT
rn amp r.
77 v i wiirn
In many different wool- i,n
' Inspect, even if you do not CI
O
lorrln Andrews appeared in Judge
Kstee's court on Saturday ami lodged
a protest against the treatment he had
received from the custodians ..f Lau
King and Chun Hoy. the chines- who
are under arrest for lng Illegally in .
the country.. He said that he and S. j
F. Chllllngw orth were the attorneys for ;
'he Chinese and that when he had ask- ,
-d for permission to visit them to con
sult with them one. rt. ing the case he
was i.fused a private interview. He
was to,' that he would only be allowed
to see them in the presence of a repre- .
svntatlve of the United States District i
Attorney and attended lv a steno
grapher. Judge Kstee refused to make .
ar. order on the matter aave to refer TVifl Fvnprlitinn RpinUprl
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of 4Vfc per cent per annum.
Bules and regulations of savings de
partment furnished upon application.
IMPORTANT.
REGISTER TODAY WITHOUT FAIL.
NO MOR?SHARKS
OF HAWAII
--LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws J tks
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL ................. 140
OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR!
-ev . a wium
CaaMlgg
. Aaaists.nt fkiktu
J. A. McCandleaa.
Solicits the Account of Fir ma Gar
poraUona. Truata, Individual and will
prompUy and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking
trusted to it. 8ell and Purchase Far
eign Exchange, Issue Letter of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in aceordamae
with rules and conditions printed la
pass books, copies of which may N
aad on application.
Judd Building, Fort street.
District Attorney
sf TT9. COLLAR21 aad CUFF.
UfMsl MKN'i CL0HBWO.
r- k nT! and PANTS.
... y TMKRH PMSMD
Oak Parlor
Seats
i
o
STlMee seats are really beautlful.fi
X made from the best of oak. and A
ciaranteed for long service
I
,nl Upholstering
MHMOA 5" A SPFHIAI TV
I
U0 CHN & CO.
I iMggg
Mir1 Jspan T
Met tings.
'snpaarwe4
tMss rkalre.
fill and Satins
....Of AJ'
ot ni Msaaae
J.Hopp&Cof
LEADING FURNITURE
DEALERS.
a.
o
o
Ci. LilM
U 'HP-r Allen and Tort ta
aLVfKR ' .
L AHLU
kaeral Merchandise.
VTLnrrLn. kapalama.
r Trmrr tblee).
mm r. O. Bos toil
nrnt n nncRg row
Homo Made Poi
AT
HEN '3 EXCHANOfc
Nl Tueift and Fridays.
"' 111 Hotel Street.
Castotn Bouse Blanks
An Kind
FOR SALE at
1,9 ' TAzrrni rngrit
NESH FRUIT
-cKing and Bethel Sts.F
1. HOPP k CO. J. HOPP I CI
Milwaukee Beer!
Milwaukee Beer !
Mr. Andrew t.
Balrd.
MI'ST MEAD M WRITE KMOL1SM
Jude Kstee ..n Saturday maile a rul
inK in rejcanl to naturalizations that
will ! away with the admission of
persons who are not thoroughly ac
ouaiiitel with the KnKHsh language. A
I man named J. Vlvlchaves. u native of
I Itrasll. hut an M resident i this clty
applie f..r paers and he was told to
I write the words "eors;e Washington,
the father of his eountry." tis attempt
! at writing Bngltsh resulted like this:
! -lora Whashin The Father of is
rounty."
Theieui-ofi Judge Kstee announced
! that hereafter he should require all
candidates to be able to speak and
' writ- as well as read Kngllsh under
' standingly and he refused to admit
VivUhaves to cltixenshlp. A number of
others were more luiky however, and
, they were as follows: James W. Chap
man. Kngland; Wm. L. Lyle, Canada;
John W ImvIs. Kngland; Wm. Kaugh
Hi n. c.ermany; Joseph Tavas, Portu
Jgal; Ja intho D. Souza, Portugal; John
ouvea. Madeira; C. R. Collins, Kng
land. Thomas Christ ley. Wales: M. It.
M.-'Jeiros, Portugal; George L. Tall.
B .tland; M. Meneses, Portugal.
fem ow suphkmk coum tkbm.
n Saturday, at noon, the September
t- m of the Supreme Court came to an
end. In the morning the court an
nounced that the rules which wen r -
Bjtty prepared by the court had ler.
adopted. The one rule about which
'there was some demur on the part of
j many of the attorneys was materially
. tun wed In the rules finally promulgat
ALMOST EVERT ONE HAS BOME
thing of value; such as papers, jewelry,
money, keepsakes, -tc, which they are
irery anxious to keep safe. At home,
at a hotel or boarding house, there is
always danger of loss from fire, bur
glary or some one's carelessness.
WHY NOT MAKE SURE THAT
i your valuables are in perfect safety.
.
im ni Am mnnAn F a small charge you can
In rLnnL tlftnDUn rent 000 ot r safe deposit box-
: ES. You have your own key, and no
j one but yourself (unless you give writ
10 nO ken instructions to admit some partic
ular person) can open your box. Your
box will be in a solid steel vault, the
doors being extra heavy steel, and
opened by clock work. This makes
your box BURGLAR AND FIRE
PROOF. It will cost you nothing to
call and see our vaults and boxes.
LAUS SPRECKELS. WM. Q.
Ms I Co., Mm.
HONOLULU, H. L
Catcher Bonnie Dundee
Went Aground.
Sunburned and tired but sharkl. -s
the sharkhuHers returned from Pearl
Harlx.r late yesterday afternoon. Seem
ingly the slmiiU have all deserted Pearl
; llarlnir since the "doings'' there two
I weeks ago. for yesterday of all the
' y.n hts which went to the harbor in
K'-aprh of the tinny monsters not one
I caught a shark, not one even reported
having seen one.
The one thrilling ineident of th- two
day's trip wa. the grounding of the
Ronnie Dundee n a reef off Dole Point
in the harbor and the gallant rescue of
her by Archie Young and his new gaso-
line launch. This incident occurred ear
' ly on Saturday afternoon and for a
; time It seemed about to end seriously.
; The yac ht had been up to the wharf
near Macfarlane's and returning was
1 skimming along with a ively brae St,
enjoying a friendly brush with the Wa
ter witch, Mr. loungs launch.
Suddenly there was a grinding under
the Bonnie's bow and she came to a
standstill with a bump that nearly sent
her crew overboard. Captain Gere and
SAN FRANCISCO AG3NT8
NEVADA NATIONAL BAN!
BAN FRANCISCO.
iMiUHSlKlBl
COMPANY, LTD.
403 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. T.
P. O. Box 447.
Hawaii Land Co
LIMITED.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
BAN FRANCISCO Th Nevada
tlonal Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON The Union Bank of
(Ltd.)
NEW TORK American Exchange
tlonal Bank.
CHICAGO Merchants National
PARIS Credit Lyonnaia.
BERLIN Dresdener Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA a
Hongkong and anghal Baakfem
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSRTALLfe-
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Baa
of British North America.
Tnmsaci o General Bonkmo i mm Mes,
his men had the sails down In a jiffy
and signals were made to the launch
to let her know of the aecident and ask
for her aSsfstaVn e. Mr. Young respond
ed promptly and quickly a line was
t:ckeri to th" Water Vit h. The DS
BVs lw was high out of the water,
while at her stern there was from twen
ty to fifty feet of water. The first rope
sent to the Water Witch snapped, but
I then a heavy cable was sent to the
Capital Stock $100,000.
Capital, paid up $55,000.
OFFICERS.
W. C. Achl President & Manages
M. K. Nakuina Vlce-Presidenj
J. Makalnai Treasurer
Enoch Johnson Secretary
Geo. L. Desha Auditor
Deposits Received.
Approved Security. Commercial
Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills f
change Bought and BoM.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR,
BISHOP & CO.
SAVINGS BANK
Office at bank building on
Street.
e e
Merck)
Savings Deposits will be received
In erest allowed by this Bank at f
and one-half per cent per annum.
e
el tb- part objected to having been ma- i a,,u il wm int"
teriuiiv m.,rfifle.l As Ailonted the rule . fi. drawn ' snuwthly off. The
Water Witch then towed the Bonnie to
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jonah Kumalae,
J. Makalnai,
J. W. Blpikana
Printed copies of the Ruies and Reg
iations .;.ay be obtained on application
Honolulu, September 7, 18M.
If yu drink iWr. t:tke the
Buffet Brand."
WllVt
"The Best" Milwaukee
Beer!
II l Wade Hy l alna l.nbar
It lxttletl at the brewery onlj.
It enntains only :'7 100 per tent
alcohol.
It hai a very Urjte percentage of
extract and albuminoid.
It keep the foam well.
It is the purest and bet tasting
leer.
T r y ;i li;rr'l f dozen quart?.
It Vo"t you only 1 2. "i0 delivered
free within the city limit-.
at. anchorage off I'uulo.-t where the oth-
d their mudhooks.
?-t led l p irtitic
Is as follows:
llriefa shall be filed within five duVs
-fter r.l argument an.l within ten yachts had dropped their mudhook
l.ivs after submission without argu-
o.ei.t ,.nle. further time i nllowefl'bv '-eers went back to the city
ih .orf On failure ..f the tilalntiff in Ft a'hts had
errr r appellant to comply with this
rule, the cast or appeal may be dis
mi..rf 1 Captain
HOFFSCHLAE&ER COMPANY. Ltd
ING LUNG CO.
i K'" tr t. rrtmt of Alk
Prcrfin? paint
WED BY ALL PAINTERS !
. L
Km and B
IMPORTERS,
hel Streets, Honolulu.
New Books
THAT ARE TALKED ABOUT.
The court also heard the concluding
arguments In the Chinatown insurance
I as entitled Ts Wo I'han vs. the Mag
deburg Fin- Insurance Company.
l"ton motion of A. L. C. Atkinson the
court admitted to practice Wade War
ren Thayer, member of the bar of the
Slate ,,f Michigan.
IN THK CUKtTR COVJRF.
In the circuit Coflrt m Saturday
there was little business transacted.
An Inventory of the estate of E. V.
K. retl deceased was filed by W. H.
lioogs. the administrator. The prtnei-
i il item ..f the estate is $1J4; in cash.
Amoy M Anin discontinued her con
test of the administration of the estate
I I. B. Smith. The plaintiff had filed
a contest n the ground that she knew
l of the existence nf a will. She was a
nurse in Mr. Smith's house and asserts
I that she knew of a will wherein she had
been promised a legacy of a consider-
ible amount.
Bruce Cartwright resigned the ap
I .olntment as exec utor of the will of
Mikan
REGISTER AT ONCE OR YOU CAN'T
VOTE.
while the launch
cheers went back
Five yachts had come down to the
harbor, the Kva. under Captain White:
the iVwey. Captain Hobron: the Abbie
I M. Captain Dow : the R nnle Dundee.
'.i tain Cere, and the Maria. Captain
I All dropped over wed-baited shark
hooks and quiet reigned throughout the
! night. Although a careful watch was
kept there were no developments and in j
the mornins after a canvass among the
I yachts the universal opinion was that ,
; the sharks have deserted the harbor.
tapcaeUty at least.
Head winds and a dead calm off the
harbor made the return sail a long trip.
( The Bonnie Dundee was the first to
start from the harbor and was well at
I sea before the others came out. The
, Bonnie was caught in a calm a mile off
the harbor and there the Eva caught
her and was also becalmed. The Dewey
; and the Abbie M. w ere some distance
. to leeward but they worked up w ithln
half a mi'- nnd then also struck the
calm. Fin illy a land breeze sprang up
and the ya hts came into the harbor
well together.
The above Company will buy, lea,
or sell lands in all parts of th Ha
waiian Islands; and also has houses 1
the City of Honolulu for rent.
IIHR I Ml
F.raiTFn
BISHOP & CO,
Honolulu September T, 1898.
TIE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BAM
LIMITED.
Subscribed Capital
Paid Up Capital .
Resetted Fund . .
Yen 24,600,000
Ten 18,000,000
Yen 8.090,00
OFFICERS:
a. P. Baldwin President
. B. Castle First Vlo-Preideni
W. M. Alexander. Second Vice-Prealdem
i. P. Cooke Treasure-
W. O. Smith Secretary and Audita
HEAD OFFICE:
INTEREST
Sugar Factors
Commission Merchants.
REGISTER TODAY.
A FAITHFUL MINISTRY
kENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial a Suga Oa
Olaa Sugar Company,
Haiku Sugar Company,
Pala Plantation Company,
Nahlku Sugar Company,
Kihei Plantation Co.,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahulul Railroad Company.
and
Tbe California & Oriental Steamship Co
YOKOHAMA-LOWED:
On Fixed Depcsl for 12 months, I pa
cent per annum.
On Fixed Deposl' fo' 8 months, t 9m
cent per annum.
On Fixed Deposit f I months, I s
cent per annum.
INTEREST ALLOWED BT TH
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
On Current D posit, 1 i-lt sen par day.
On Fixed Deposit for 13 month, t pa
cent per annum.
The Bank buy and receive for col
lection Bui of Exchange, issue
Drafts and Lett en of Credit aad trass,
acts a geneial banking business.
TRIBUNE!
I POPULAR WHEEL
Whitman &. Co
The Hledge." by Rlsley.
I t .h. Son of Battle." by OUWant.
The Black Terror; a Romance of Rus
sia." by Ley.
Toy." by CorellL
Men with the Bark On." by Reming-
' tl . :l' '
In the Philippine," by captain 1 ijr ami tujj"n
WAIAKEA RIVER
FOR GOVERNMENT
t rotasft
"tolu Iron Works '.1
m tialar att
faa!' bmlthlng
i
ock
0r Ballast
d Black Sand
we
s To iurr.
NTRArTED FO
IL f' 'H HA LB
'f 'he day m
Charles King.
Th v ter of Edera." by Oulda.
1 1 I and Blue. by Harrison
Robertson.
Th- Touchstone." by Edith Wharton.
1 :.-.) th Heights of Simplicity," by
U'-lmer.
i- Presidents, ani Hwr We Make
Them." by McClure.
r ling Camp," by Altahelr.
Jspan In Transition." by Itanaome.
Th Road to Parla." k
Th Ranker and th Besr."-by Web
ster. Re)rrtlnn." by Tolstoi, and many
ih-r bo. kn of like character.
AT THE
Golden Rule Bazaar.
218 FORT STREET
Pacific Transfer
Company.
King Kt.. oest t BaRay
Will Re
lease it Rights to the
Territory.
HILl. Hawaii. October t Th- Tribune
says: Th.- C.overnnv-nt Is making r
r ,r n. ni- -it with t alak. i Mill Co.
by which th- Utt-r ar;. lo release tht-ir
rights 10 th.ir b-.i". .o far as the Wala
kra rl-r Is concerned up to the locks.
1 . .,.... i..rntion of c-rtaln concessions
n sde by the
Th- ofM
Rev. S. H. Davis Has Boen at Kona
for Twenty-Eight Years.
Seldom is a record to be found of j
longer or more faithful MlVfcl in th ,
1 ministry of the Church than that of ;
the Rev. S. H. Davis of this dlooese,
says the Anglican church chronicle.;
F i- twnty-eight y-ars Mr. Davis has
Ix-t-n stationed at Kona, on the Island ,
Of Hawaii, where, in spite of many dif- i
Acuities, and of bodily infirmity, he has
not only ministered to the needs of a '
scattered congregation, but has, with
1 his own hands, alled to the mere shells
f buildings that he found there, in thi?
j way completing an attractive church
aad a commodious rectory. Nor has
Mr. Davis rested eatist.cd with thus
providing a suitable house for the pub
lic worship of God and a place of abode
for God's minister. For a number of
ESTABLISHED EH 1S53.
BISHOP & CO.
Bankers
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters of
Credit issued, available in all the
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed after July L 1895.
on fixed deposits: 7 days' notice, 2 per
cent (this form will not bear Interest
unless it remains undisturbed for one
month); 3 months, 3 per cent; 6 months
3'-i per cent; 12 months, 4 per cent.
WJVI, Q. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Rep 11 Bl lg Honolulu, EL L
jc. BREWER &CO.LD
Queen Street, lionolul i. H. L
AGENTS "OK
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Os
mea Sugar Compan: , Houonuu Bugai
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
rr rlcan Sugar Co Makee Sugar
Company, Ookala Fugar Plantatio
Company, Haleak Ranch Com
pany, Kapapala Ronch Molokal
Ranch.
Planter' Line, Sari J- nclsco Packets,
Charlr- Brewer A '".o.'s L!r. of Bos
ton Packets.
Agents Boston B01 r 1 of Underwriter.
Agents Philadelphia Board ot Un
derwriters. Standard Oil Company.
, , w -nmunv vcars ne nas lauoreu in i-arninc aiiu
of this move la to give the o!le ting money for the permanent en-
y-HircacocK,
SL -,' -mlS
Ik arrai.
EXPRESS) WAGONS D1UT8
LUMBER WAOOKl aad
Td'MP CARTS ....
Always on Hand.
hHki rurnitnra and Safe Ci
I
1
forward to the completion of his hopes
with him shall set.
Wm. G. Irwin..
Claus Spreckels
W. M. Glffard..
Ooversiaent control of the wharf-e fa- doivment of the same. Already, for H. M. Whitny.
nv-i ... that private wharf a if. thi, , .;r, . .. rly $' 000 h - 1 n - - W- RosR
lrady there or 8 f ; cured, and the sum is continually be-
lnot xh7 regularly e.tabl.,h-d Govern- Ing addcl to. The Rev. S H. Davis is
n t fit WhHrVrS 1" inC V jnwn mow .M sn svas jv .
ik. 1 u , uwsint on over in- npnus ui tnougn with him tne morning ami me
Jk.pn-s- q.istt-rs who have built on tide j noon of fe are past he eaKeriy ixks
labds In the river. t n'-u
. inn f w . n th f ov. rr m.-ri t
,nc r-.- r,r,,hiT h. before the sun
.ina IBM no it v 1 A
As nrt of the conslderstion the Cov- j j)Q jfOT DELAY REGISTERING.
-rnment agrees to keep not less than two
feet of water on the bsr at all times. It
will .lso clean S th. whole river as far The prompt use of the famous Old
- fm i .- 1 pztei aad 1 JifSM KtOfff "AA" WaiakCiy aritll q-;:-tlial
""a- V n. .r the mouth of the ; njne at bed-time will almost invar-
rlvrr sre remcv. -1. Tl -y will also build Jabl Dre4k up tne severest cold. Love-
" : 25J?"J!2. 'A Joy & Co.. Honolulu, sell It.
fr up J IUV -lJ ui iuh-. .
- Unllntr an.l nubile prom-nad-
which will tifce the place 01 me Rfc SL'Kt TnAI TUUK INAMC 13 UIM
l.rty J-p h.us-s ,.. THF BFfdSTFR.
.President Manager
First Vice-Prea
Second Vice-Prea
Jr Treaa. A Sec'y
Auditor
SUG R FACTORS
Ai-iD
Com miss ion Agents
LIST OF Oi'FICEKH
C. M. Cook. Preside; w worg. F.
Robertson, Manager; E. f Biiea
Treasurer and Secretary-; JoL W. V.
Allen. Auditor; P. C. Jon-a. rj. Wr'
house, G. R. Carter. Directors.
JUHEI I8HI2UK,
AGENCT OF
KEl HIN BANK, LID.
Vineyard Street.
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Company
Of San FTa -sco, Cel.
Traasact
General Dan tins aai
change Rosin
H W. FOSTER & CO.,
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