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TOE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVBBTISER: HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 29, 1901 ioi m dis The largest stock and greatest assortment of Surreys, Phaetons, RUNABOUTS, BUGGIES, etc ... Qver shown in the Hawaiian Ia'ands. Sole Agents for O'BJUEN & SONS' PATEN T SPRING RUNABOUTS, H. COCK COMPANY'S HIGH-GRADE VEHICLES. H. BAB- We have iJ& H new line of Trucks, Drays, Express AND DELIVERY WAGONS, FAREI WAGONS, DUMP CARTS, DULIP WAGONS, GEARS, Cciilt expressly for the Island irade. FULL STOCK OS SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, HACK HARNESS, TRUCK HARN ESS, WAGON AND CART HARN1HSS. Pacific Vehicle ft Supply Co., L-IKVJIT-GID. 4UT BLOCK. BERETANIA STREET. A. r v THE PACIFIC Commercial Advertiser -entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, H. T., Second-claes Matter. Issued Every Morning Except Sunday, by the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Von Holt Block, King Street. A. W. PEARSON, Business Manager. " TIME TABLE. Because its pore whiskey. Because it has that izWzxXz 11a vor found only in whiskies -of the old fashioned tpc. .Becau: it is ajed in woo;'. Because it is an aid to diges lion. Because it is guaranteed by Although yesterday was a legal holi day there was little or no indication on the waterfront that labor had In any way ceased from its daily routine. To be sure, things were not particularly lively along shore, but then there has been very little business on the front for some time, and as yesterday was neither more nor less lively than oher clays, tne nouaay seemed to mane AfftrtTp(i ' The bark Planter. Captain MeNeil, arrived from San Francisco with general cargo, including a lot of Thanksgiving goods and a consignment of beer to relieve the beer famine which has held Honolulu in its clutcnes for the past few -weeks. The Planter was sighted twenty miles east at 1:40 p. m., and the tug Fearless immediately went out after her. The Eleu went out after another vessel, which was suDDOsed to be the bark St. Katherine from San Fran clsco. The Katherine has a lot of p.gs aboard, and Captain Saunders was doubtless very anxious to get into port last night, on account of the animaU, which would necessarily be a little short of water after almost a month at sea. It was found later that the vessel supposed to be the St. Kather ine, was in fact, the German bark J. C Glade, Captain Stege, 148 days from Bremen. It was late when the vessel was brought into port. The James Makee, of the Inter-Is land Steam Navigation Company, is to be laid up for repairs. She wilt re ceive alterations similar to those re ceived by the Iwalani and Niihau, with the exception that her engines will not be changed, as were the engines of the Iwalani. The Mauna Loa is still on the marine railway, where she will re main until she has been thoroughly overhauled and repaired and made to appear as good as new. . When the Ke Au Hou went out on her regular run on Tuesday night, Cap tain Tullett, formerly of the James Ma kee, -was In command, and will remain so permanently. It will be remembered that Captain Mosher, formerly of the Ke Au Hou, went to the Mainland with his wife, en route to Europe. ! where - they will remain for a few- months. There was only one ship discharging on the waterfront yesterday outside of the island steamers. She was the Prince Victor, unloading coal from Newcastle at', the railway wharf. The Iwalani sailed for Lahaina. Ho- nokaa and Kukuihaele last evening at 4 o'clock. Her crew will eat their Thanksgiving dinner on the ocean while running from Lahaina to Hono kaa. The Niihau got away for Kauna kakai last night, also. She will take machinery from Kaunakakai to Eleele for the new mill for the McBryde Su gar Company. The A. G. Ropes arrived at New York on November 16, from Honolulu, with 3.900 tons of sugar for the American bugar Refining Company. This makes the fourth ship with Hawaiian sugar to arrive on the Atlantic Coast during thirty days. ' . SAILORS RAISE A RUMPUS. There was something of . a row aboard the Prince Victor at the rail way, wharf on Tuesday night about 9 o'clock. Several sailors were consid erably the worse for liquor, and there was a great deal of friction between the men and the officers for a llttl From ftfid after Jaa. 1, 1900 OUTWARD. Daily Daily Dally Daily Dally Stations.' ex. San. ' a.m. a.m. Honolulu.. 7:10 9:15 Pearl City 8:03 9:48 Ewa Mill.. 8:33 10:08 Waianae. 10:50 Waialua 11:65 Kahuku... 12:32 ex. . Sun. sum. 11:05 11:40 12:00 p.m. 3:15 3:47 4:05 4:45 T 5:40 6:15 p.m, 6:10 5:30 6:10 INWARD. Daily Daily Dally Dally Stations. ex.; ex. Sun. Sun. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Kahuku .... 5:35 .... 2:08 Waialua .... 6:10 ; .... 2:50 Waianae 7:10 .... 3:55 Ewa Mill 5:50 7:45 1:05 4:32 Pearl City 6:15 , 8:03 1:30 - 4:52 Honolulu 6:50 8:35 2:05 5:20 G. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, ' Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Honolulu, November 28, 1300. NAME Of STOCK. Capital Muoumx. C. Brewer A Co.... Btjgax. . Ewa..... Himok Haw. Agricultural Co daw. Com. A Sug. Co. Hawaiian Bugar (Jo. , Honomo Honokaa. Haiku Kahuku K4malo Sug. Co.Lta " Paid up Clhel Plan. Co.Lt. a Paid up Kipahulu. Koloa Kona Bugar Co. Maunalel 8. Co., Am " Paidip McBryde & CoXt. A - Paid up Nahlku Sugar Co. A " Paid up Oahu Sugar Co Onoraea Ookala Olaa Sugar Co. LtAa I " Paid Up t Olowalu Paauhau Sug. Plan. Co racmc Pftiss 4 Pepeekeo Pioneer Waialua Agr. Co. Waianae Wailuku Walmanalo Waimea , 1,000,000 H.Hackfeld&Co.,Ltd Sole distributors. 6m o T ME Is'a" refreshing and slrenthcnintf ramily tonic thaT purifies and Manes TnPLs5iJHon$-; It has the. unanimous endorsement prjhilNjedLcal protessi$n! Ash fcr it For Sale by All Dealers GET JTHE BEST Ready Rock Roofing IT HAS STOOD THfc TEST FOR 25 YEARS. o Bof Paint tlu b..t fOT au Mad. Sunshine Water H eater while. 6TXAK8HIP COB. Wilder 8. 8. Co....... Inter-Island & & Co. MlMXLLAKXOUi Hawaiian Xlect.iC vo Haw. Electric Assess Hon. Kp. Tr. A Ld. Co. tion. b learn Jbaunary Mutual Telephone Co Makana Cof Co. Fd up u. a. A L. uo People'! Ice 6 Kef. Co. Bonds. Haw. Govt. 6 per cent Haw. Govt. 5 per cent. Haw. Govt. Postal 8a- vinsrs 4U per cent. Hllo R. K. Co. 6 per ct. ewa riantation e p c u. k. jo Oahu Plant. 6 o. e.. Olaa Plant. 6 p. C... Val 5,000,000 17&.UUU 1,000,000 2,812,750 2,000,000 70U.UU0 2,000,000 600,000 500,000 225000 230,000 1,050,000 i,n,uuo 160.000 800,000 500,000 405,000 100,000 832,600 1,650,000 8,600,000 1,000,000 ouu.uuu 812.500 2,600,000 150,000 5,000,000 ouu.uuu 710,000 750.000 2,000,000 4.5UU.UUU 800,000 700,000 252,000 125,000 600,000 500,000 250,000 11,500 250000 25.000 139,600 40,000 2,000,000 150,000 Bid Ask ed 100 20 100 100 100 20 100 20 100 20 I 20 ! 20 50 50 100 100 100 100 100 20 20 20 20 100 20 20 20 20 100 50 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 10 108 100 100 28 ..... i "46 "'ii 165 . . 23Ji 25 15 .. 110 A New Roof Cooling Gompo Hav Reduces the temperature fully fifteen degrees. Is used instead of paint on 1 CORRUGATED IRON, ROOFS AND BUILDINGS. Samples of this preparation and how it works, can be seen at California Feed Ccmp y, AUTHORIZED AGENTS For the Hawaiian Islands. P e m ex. , and f mm t B a "I Would Like to Exchange t titling B , if I 2 6 t 13 14 "ieo "Hi """is "111 lau "245 200 352 122 U.'..1'466 145 ... . 110 - f ..... 110 180 95 182 100 101J 190 06 101 102 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD It seems that after loading up with various intoxicants ashore, the ' crew went aboard the vessel in a mood for ra(o(nn n nmiH a - . torlPa nf th-m ccoru,nS w tne i session Sales-Five Honomu $160; 5 Olaa, a Melt deal nf nZSJ fLV "v4"" paid 13-: 60 laa- UP. 15 R) line beiavw JfnJ Yu .ha?d" I Between Boards-Eighty Ewa. 2S.50; 23 nng belaying pins in a threatening ! Waialua 13 rn''n !yhfdone. th?Lr num At the close of the morning session the .w .i!8110,1 dnJnk by. tne way' 'Board adjourned until 10:30 a. m. on Fri- v-.. uCT.n a were in me act dav onmus injury wun tne belaying pins. The captain's wife did not like the noise the men were mak ing and went up on deck to tell them to be quiei. This did not RMm tr dt any. good. Finally, the caDtain mado Of nis appearance on deck armod iuith a revolver. He says that wh fn tha m on saw him they made a rush for him as ir tney were intent iinnn hriin life. The captain then fired several shots in the air to attract the atten tion of the police. Police Captain Boll man. hearing the shots", arrived quickly on the scene and arrested three of the sailors. The cases of tha thr unnra will be tried in Judge Wilcox's court tomorrow morning. These two pins for something different from your stock, may as I ordered these from the Coast and they do not please me." So spoke a lady some time ago and seemed greatly surprised that we did not at once comply with her wishes. Needless to say that we were as greatly surprised at such a request. Doesn't the above Illus trate Just what has occurred to , you over and over again? How m often have you been - entirely satisfied with the article ordered from away? Probably not often. Now, that conditions are the same here there would seem no further excuse for sending abroad for those things which can be purchased as well at home. ' We don't want all the busl-' ness, only a share of it; but when dividing it, let the home people have it. Tou have noticed the very large stock of holiday goods in every department 'if there ever was a time when we could cater to your wants, that time is now. Our stock contains everything needful and useful, and If you cannot come to make a personal selection, we will gladly send you ' a large selection package, and as many as wanted until your wants are satisfied. ROOFING, building PAPer PRESERVATIVE Par, BOILER ANT cfr INSUI.ATliA BRIDGE AXD REFINED SUGARS v-UDe and granulate. PAINT OILS, Lucol and Llnseei STEAM PIPE COVEBCi Coverine;, INDUMNE, Water-proof Cold watw J side and outside, in M weeds Patent k. .1 Jlliiu a a ors. FILTER PRESS CLOTH. Linen and Jute. .CEMENT, LIME ASD Br AGENTS FOB WESTERN SUGAR REFK1K6 BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOLE NEWELL UNIVERSAL mi d aianuracturers ot Kattoaal d bnreaaer, jsew Tort PARAFFINE PAINT COMPAKI, Ban ranciBco, Cai. OHLANDT & CO., San Francisco, Cal the JSHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION Nov. 28, 10 p. m.-Weather clear; wind, light, northeast. Government Surveys, ' Published Every Monday. ? BIBOM. THIRSC. 2 ? . 5 B a. a. K K ??S if r-: ? 8 17;29 8 29 80 69 81 0.03 87 9-7' SSW 8-0 S 1;29 07,29 90 ":5 81 .U2I&3 8 SSW 2 M 19:3U.12 29 W 7fl 8 0.0ij8i 70 SSW 2-0 T 20 80i2!29flo 68 f 4 0 008 SSW 3 W VI 29 08 29 88 8 84 0 00!8 4" SSW 2-0 T 22i29 97n 89 67 83 o ool;6 0-5 SV 1-0 . F 23:8.000,29 W 67 80 0.02l78i 0 jNNE 0-4 1 1 ill I 1-6-0 Ifllj FORT STREET, Jeweler and Silversmith. a i Box 342. ARRIVED. Wednesday, November 28. Stmr. Waiahale. Green, from Waimea. Schr. P annie Adele, Piltz, from Eloele, Gas. Fchr. Eclipse, Townsend, from Kona. Am. bk. Planter, McNeil, from San Francisco, 28 days. Ger. bk. J. C. Glade, Stege, from Bre men, 146 days. Am bk. St. Katherine, Saunders, from San Francisco, 20 Aays. Off port. j, O. p. s. Mariposa, Houdlette, from San I rancisco, November 22. : ta. Accra's von m Cst wmtar Uj tail night wttkont t ta om of fln. Call an m It wMt tilpino Cement, Canned Fruits, Uonterey Sand, Pet and Highland Creams, llortar Stains, Staadard Biscuit Co. Paper and Paper Bags, Boltz Clymer & Co's Cigars. ' DEPARTED. Wednesday, November 28. Stmr. Iwalani, Gregory, for Lahaina, Honokaa and Kukuihaele. Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Eleele and Ha napepe. - Stmr. Hawaii, Nicholson, for Hawaii ports. - Stmr. Niihau for Kaunakakai. Barometer corrected to 32 F. and sea level, and for standard gmvity of Lat. 45. This correction is .06 for Honolulu. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. ton. 'ties, fid. u at... tun. i on. l Ml ties a.m. 16' 6.85 27 7.2a aa 8.121 29, S 09 i m. 80;il.u9l lam. 2' 0 51 8 1 40 Ft. IS ft! P 5i 3 h p.m. 1.9: 7.2S 1.81 8.40 1 0 8 55, 1 4 11.00 ia.m 1.410.15 ...11.17 p m 1 6,ia. JO 1 81 111 p.m 202 2 48 S..82 4.17 5 00 5 4. 6 20' 7.00 3 s. a a. a.m Is D Seta. .6.18.8.17! 8 U7 017 ft 18 5 17 10 S4 1.30 6.19 5 17,11 33 l I t.OO 6.20 5.17 a.m. I 4 E9 6.20 5.17 6 06 6 21 5.17 I I 7.22 6 22 5 17 0.31 1 29 2 30 THE Hawaiian Labor Bureau... Will engage laborers in the Ha waiian Islands and iciU furnish them to plantations, individu als, firms, or corporations; iciU undertake contract work andjur nish experienced and reliable con tractois Temporary Office Maqoon Building, Boom No. 15. Merchant Street, Honolulu. Telephone No. 230 'Ma in. P.O. Box No. 877. ) NATIVE HATS and... Rough Si Hats... For Ladies aodGenW AT T. Murata' THE HATTER. 1044 Nuuanu St Tel B! " JUST OPENEI EVERYTHING XE Pantheon Shaving Parlor HOTEL STRMT. U K HOT AND COLD BAT: ROACH & BWlSGtJ 8.28 6. 2i 5. 18, 3 82 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. ' From Hawaii ports, per stmr. Niihau, Nov. 28. F. E. Greenwell, Miss Jones, Walau and 3 on deck. " From Kauai, per stmr Walaleale, Nov. 2S.W. G. Taylor, E. McCloud and on deck. HOW TO TREAT A TROUBLESOME CORN. First quarter of the moon on the 29th at 7:05 a. m. Geodetic Survey tables: - The tides at Kahulul and ' Hllo occur about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. Hawaiian" standard time Is 10 hours SO. minutes slower than Greenwich time, be lng that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which la the same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for local time for the whole group. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. November 13. No. 6606 Kepanl to J. M. Kealoha; Int. in R. P. 277 and R. P. 555, To remove a troublesome corn or $25. bunion: First soak, the corn or bunion I No. 6608 H. Auld and husband Jas. to in warm water to soften it. then parejif. K. Paaniant; R. P. 7390, kul. 199, La l7n ?? closely 8 possible without' halna. Maul. Consideration $100. drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice dally; rubbing vigor-o- sly for five minutes at each applica tion., A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect It from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains. nruises, lameness and rheumatism. No. 6611 B. Keawe to S. Kauhane: 3 shares in Hui Land, Hojualoa 1 and 2, N. Kona, Hawaii. Consideration $300. No. 6614 Manuel Rels and wife to L. L. McCandless; por. kul. 174, Smith St., Ho nolulu, Oahu. Consideration $3500. ; No. 6613 W. K. Xeoho and wife to Kl- f&ia isaim is unequaled. For sale by pahulu Sugar C: Gr. 3247, R. P. 3350 and Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale, Gr. 5004, Klpahulu, Hana, Maui. Consid agents. ; eration $150. -: y - SEATTLE BEER AT THE- CRITERION SALOON. Hawaii Shippo Sha The pioneer Japanese printing ofilce. The pabllsher of Hawaii Shlnpo-, the only daily Japanese paper published In the Territory ef Hawaii. T. SOOA,Editor. C. HIOZAWA, Proprietor. E4lterial aad Pvtntfak Offloe near KJ- itreet bridge, 'King street. P. O. HOP CHAN The Merchant Tailor, Perfect Fit Guaranteed. , 24 HOTEL STREET. Rock For Ballast White and H l IN QUAM"". EXCAVATI- F0B roRAL Anv " . V- 111 Dump Carts funiihe an hour's noticf. H.B.HITCHC03 Merchant Street. Honolulu Iron v- SUGAR TAC eve t! - . . or paid to ship's Waf tice. toA on sii" BOILERS, irT7 TJRASS and 'machinery of and 1 - Yi1 IS USED BY ALL PA"1 J ,...., RtaW?- vac", Office OpposU'-ALTON V 11. r- VVA" HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ud. tr TOUT PT81FT1 LOTS THJSSSQ, - ' , ' V;-'-'"'''..'" - f II