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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU. MARCH 20. 190a.
S
RRRIVAL
"Diamond Head" Brand Gasolin
DISTILLATE IX DRUMS
Special Sale
for two weeks of
Mew and Staple Goods Just Received
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.
Fort, Bethel and Slerchant Sts Honolulu.
r
Have you seen our Rat Traps ?
ooooooooooooooooocxxxxxxdoo
eilRTAIH
Curtain Week
AT
E. W. Jordan's
KO. 10 STOHE
300 Pairs Curtains
From 50c a pair up.
The beet collection in the city
and much lower than
usual prices fur
One Week Only
Commencing Mor.dayf 17.
The
New England
Ba'kery
L Ioad?-J trp with,
GOOD THINGS
ALL THE TIXE
Scotch Short Bread; Cake?, all
flies, prices and etyles; Pie just
like your mother used to make.
Cookies, Macanxms, Lady Fing
ers, Cream Puffs.
Tons of Pure Candy from cheap
a M-.ilrlrpn tD to better
trades. For 50c we cm furnish ;
you & box of Delicious Candies
worth a dollar elsewhere.
Don't Forget
New England Bakery
M
$20
Belt
for
$5
AUen Electric
u p n3' 19
n.ai all the
belts row .old by doctor.
. .,.... iironr current
oftrlcUy and I. plated
booed to uperle others. Can
bmA from th un-Vr1im'-i onjr:
AGENTS: NO DISCOrNT. Clrcu.r
fr-. Andres- FIEnCH KLLCTRIC
CO.. y Post St.. San Franclc. Seal
frx to Hawaii on rect-lpt of
;ni
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
TO
Hotel St., Arlington Annex.
5eit to A. A. Monuno'. Millinery rr!or.
ITU. TT.ili.
0F THE "eRNHD0" j
A FRE.H SUPPLY OF
r?."r"yMl"NTr
....
Bells!
Belis!
Bells!
All Kinds', Shapes Sizes
We will Install one for you complete
and In first class working order, for J4.
There is no EUREKA or Improved
Eureka Paint INCLUDED in above
contracts, but we sell it just the same;
31.25 per Mng.'S gallon, or $1.00 per gal
U n In five-gallon lots and over. !
This is conceded to be the best paint
on the market for foundations, boilers
'or smokestack, and for submarine
work. Send us a trir.l order.
The Oceanic Gas
and Electrical Co.
Magoon Block. Merchant street. j
Phone Main 230. . i
THE
PRESENT TIME
Is the very best time to Invest
WALLPAPERS
It"a the time when our assort
ment is complete, and when
you have all the new designs
to choose from. Our stock is
the largest, and our prices the
lowest in town.
p r A I Q Beretania St., next
U CM L O corner of Eninia.
WM. G. IKWIN & CO.. LTD.
Wro- C Irwin.. President and Manager
CTaus Fpreckels.... First Vlce-Pres dent
W? M. aiffard...Second Vice-President
IL M. Whitney Jr...Treasurer -nJ Sec.
George W. Kos. Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
Commission Agents
AGENTS FOR THE
OcearJe Steamshto Company
Of San Francisco. CaL
Y. YU TA1,
js0. 1272 Fort Street, near KukuL
Pr.iw.tktr, Ldle' rndetwer.
Hklrl. Chemle, Ke.
A large line f ready-made Mosquito
Nets always n hand.
A wcddinG
Our Hose ia of the Lest
quHii'.y ana guaranteed 10
give satisfaction.
X
X
The best al the lowest
price at JIopp's.
x Ghairs
FOR THE
Dining Room
It a pleasure leok at aur
handsome stock al dining room
furniture. We have eome ele
gant chairs, finished in either
oak r mahogany, which we
pell singly. If you need a
whole outfit our assortment f
Dining Tables
is most complete. We hare
the chairs above mentioned to
match our tables, and have
the tables also in oak or ma
hogany, as you prefer. Our
Side Boards
will match the other furniture
and we caa fit up the room
completely and tastily.
Don't Forget
that ear upholstering depart
ment is the finest equipped in
town. We have just received
in this department a large
etock of
X
X
X
X
ODOKLESS FEATHERS
AND DOWN
- for pillows, etc.
X
J. Jiopp&Co.
LEADING FURNITURE
DEALERS
X
X
Corner King and Bethel Sts. -
! Castle ii Cooke
LIMITED.
LIFE and FIEE
Insurance Agents.
AGENTS FOR
KVT ENGLAND MUTDAL
LIFE INSURANCE (O
OF EOSTON
KTNA FIKE INSURANCE ( O.
OF HARTFORD.
a. W. McGhesney & Sod.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND DEALERS IS
LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS
Agents Honolulu Scap Workt C9S
pany, Honolulu, and Tannery.
CARTER AT
THE CAPITAL
(Cont'nutd from Fage 1.)
i act: a..d in default of either of these
ronci.iior:s the rights htrcia granted
shall be r.u'.l and void.
CUBAN PROBLEM.
The Cuban sujrar problem continues
U be a bone cf contention In the House
of Ro: resentatives and probably w ill
not be settled till long after this letter!
leaves the mainland. "The House Re--publicans
have now held three confer-i
"ices and apparently are no nearer j
rt'achirc a. sMfbnmnt flun n-Vion t nou I
f. pcf mot ii. .-inf vit .Ka . n '
men, who favor a rebate, or no action
whatever, have gained strength. Th?
ligm nas grown in Dii:erness ana naSj
to quite an extent involved the leader-!
ship of the House. Speaker Henderson,!
who was lukewarm toward the reci-i
procity scheme, has now gone over to it
and is working: with might and main t
save his own prestige and that of hisj
lieutenants. j
The reciprocity men have tried
make it appear that the President was;
committed entirelv to thflr n an. That
is probably not true. The President by attor"'. desiring for use on ap
has given the impression that he would pea, error or exceptions a transcript
prefer the reciprocity method, but he of tne notes of evidence taken by a.
has told the leaders of the beet sugar' court stenographer in any case, may,
rebate followers that he is anxious after verdict or decision, enter his
chiefl.v to have some relief extended to name, the name of the party he rep
Cuba, and is willing to leave Congress resents, the title of the case, the dat
to decide upon the method. Both sides cf entry, and the name of the sten
have been coitendfrg in the last few ; ographer
days that the President was on theirj Tne EhaU forthwltn ive notiee
side, but the above statement is prob-, ...A.i . .
ably a fair one of the situation. of such entry to tne stenographer who
Yesterday the beet sugar men held took the note of evidence in the case,
a conference in the room of the Com-! The stenographer shall make ar.d
mlttee on Pacify Railroads. They had furnish the transcript with all reaon
a count of noses and reviewed the sit- able dispatch In the order of such no
uation from their standpoint. Every-' tice unless otherwis directed by a
thing was very reassuring to them,
They seem now to have the whip hand
and to be able to command a majority
tf the House Repabiicans. They tried
f n fnrc-p a vnl last Thursi?nv evening
but failed, chiefly through an appear the lianie of tne Person to wbom U is
made by Speaker Henderson for more furnished or tendered; provided, how
tiir.e for debate. The fourth conference ever, that in cases in which the sten
or. the Ways and Means reciprocity ' ographer I entitled to payment for
plan will be held next Ttiesday evening,; such transcript, he may within five
but the beet sugar men are. according! days after receiving such-notice, re
to present advices, not intending to 1 quest in wrlting the p&rty or his attor
press a vote that night. - who the ent to deposit
the outcome of the present wrangle, th
action of the House will have little to
do with the final settlement. The Sen
ate will eventually take the matter up,
and the decision there will probably
prevail. An amendment may be put on
one of the appropriation bills. One of
the beet sugar leaders told me yester
day that he thought the reciprocity
plan could not command a majorley of
the votes in the Senate. I doubt that,
although, as far as known no canvass
ha3 been made there. The same infor
mant told me that the Senate was
watching the present fight very keenly,
and that the beet sugar cause was
gaining strength there daily.
Perhaps nothing has encouraged the
beet sugar Vmen more than the assur-
ance that they had more sympathy in Ju leaye tQ flle wUhn a fied
the cabinet than at first supposed, that
' , Go, .time such transcript or copy.
Postmaster General Payne and Secre- . ,
tary of the Treasury Shaw, as well as! Unless such entry Is made or such
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, were leave is obtained within ten days after
in large part with them. This much the filing of the notice of appeal, or
la certain. These cabinet ojneers re-the writ of error or bill of exceptions,
strained the President from sending ajan,j unless such transcript or copy of
special message to Congress the middle. evidence js fiIed wjth!n ten days after
of this week, urging Congress anew to, t ,s tendered by a court stenographer
do something to relieve Cuba. The beet; or wUhin the ieed tlme wnen pr0.
sugar men have been urging strongly
, , T,wn 1 cured without the aid of a court sten-
the argument made in the Republican
campaign text-book for 1900 that the
beet sugar industry' was to be protect
ed from invasion. ,
Mr. .William Haywood was at the
capitol Thursday evening watching the
outcome of the Republican conference.
He received notice that day that v-ie
Ilrussels convention, for the abolition
of bounty, had been signed by Ger
many, Austria. Great Britain, France,
I'.elgium. Holland. Italy. Roumania,
Sweden and Spain.
"That appears to be about all the
European countries interested in beet
sugar production." said Mr. Haywood
"This convention is bound to have a
great intluence on the price of sugar in
Cuba. To my mind it will afford the
Cubans much relief. The importance
of it does not seem to have been ap
pieciated by the leaders in Congress."
SHIP SUBSIDY LAW.
It looks now very much as though a THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ship subsidy law would be enacted by Kohala Sugar Company, duly adjourn
tl.is Congress, although it may not be ed to the 1st day of Api.'I, 1902, will
till the next session. Previous dis- be held in Assembly Hall, second floor
patches have undoubtedly reached Ho- t Crtle & Cooke L bunding cor-
nolulu ?tat:nr that the
Senate is to
e d:ii Mann u. ii is con
ceded that the bill will pass there. The
friends of the legislation have agitated
it but little in the House. It has strong
opposition there among Republicans, or the execution ot notes tecurea Dy
Some of these opponents predict freely mortgage for such purpose, or o n
.1.1 . V. u (hat crease of the capital stocK to proide
that it will not pass there, but that SU(.h fund,
prediction probably is truer of this ses-j Dat d Honolulu. March IS. 190?.
sion of Congress. If. after a count or.
liosts. it is Ascertained that the bill(
would be defeated in the House, it will,
go over till the next session. Then thej
elections will have passed and Repub-
licans will respond more reaany 10 we;
demand for the law
Very probably it'
could be passed in the House next De- er of the Wahiawa Sugar Co., Ltd.,
cember after a few days' debate, and owning upwards of 500 shares of the
its enactment would then be assured, paid-up capital stock of the said com
the Senate having , iven assent , At any P-n a fecial meetlnthe .tog
rate tne prospect for a ship subsld caiiCo wlu be heM at the omce o
be counted as very bright. Andrews, Peters & Andrade, Stangen-
Arpropriations and other bills are wajd building. Merchant street. Hono
now occupying the attention of Con- lulu. Territory of Hawaii, on Thursday,
gress especially the House, that there March 20. at 4 o"clock p. m. of said day.
seems to be little In the way of lm-, At this meeting business of an im
portant development in the matter of a portant character is to come up for the
i ., f. v!wiMn consideration of the stockholders in the
Pacific cable. Mr. Corliss of Michigan abjve company
has been waiting for several days an. oig.) G. M. WHITNEY,
opportunity to Jump in with another: Secretary of the Wahiawa Sugar
bitter speech against the Commercial- Co., Ltd.
Pacific Cable Company.
Mr. Richard -
son of Alabama has also been primed
t. answer him. The consideration of
the bill will not be reached for some
time t.
ERNEST t?. WALKER.
Cfc l Rhodes Dying
CAPE TOWN, March 13. Cecil
Rhodes passed a restless night, which
has appreciably told on his general
strength.
LONDON. March 13. Private cables i
received here by friends of Cecil;
Rhodes lead to the belief that there H
but slight hope for his recovery.
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
joiin d. mcveigh has this
day been appointed Deputy Assessor
and Collector for the District cf Hono
lulu, Island of Oahu.
James Davis has this day been ap
pointed Deputy Assessor and Collector
for the District of Koolauloa, vice
Lou'3 Janies Aylett, resigned.
JAMES W. PRATT,
Assessor First Division.
Approved:
WM. II. WRIGHT.
Treasurer.
March 12, 1902. 6121
1N THE SUPREME COURT OF TUB
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
October Term, 1001.
Amenomeni 01 1IUie ltUi or in
Supreme Court is amended so as t
read as follows:
4. Transcript of Evidence.
A suitahlo honk shall h knt in th
"lofflce of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court ,n whjcn Jn QM or
.
justice of the Supreme Court or a
Judge , of a Circuit Court, and shall
note on the transcript the date upon
which it is furnished or tendered and
cash, or furnish security, within ten
days after such request, sufficient to
cover the cost of such transcript, and
unless such request is complied with
within such time, isuch entry and no
tice will be of no effect and the sten
ographer need not make such trans
cript; and provided further that after
the stenographer shall have made any
such transcript for which he Is en
titled to payment he need not furnish
the same until paid for.
In casfl a party, in person or by at
torney, desires to make or procure a
transcript or copy of the evidence.1
without the aid of the court stenogra
pher for use on appeal, rror or ex
ceptions, he ahall obtain from a Circuit
ograpner, sucu iraiiscripi or copy vl
evidence will not be considered by the
Supreme Court upon such appeal, error
or exceptions.
L'y the Court:
HENRY SMITH. Clerk.
Honolulu. T. II., March 12. 1502.
H0TICE.
MESSRS. H. HACKFELD & CO.,
Ltd., beg leave to announce that their
Ti.nr .iri 1 u in cr liinsr rfnrl- for fr-
cuianc-t i,e open for public in
spection on Friday. March 21st. from
10 a. m. t 4 p. m.. and from 7:30 to
9 o'clock in the evening.
G121
K011ALA- iSl II MJU1AN1
Annua i M etii.gr.
V," . Tn . ' ..,,.
I1UIU1U, KJXll U, ill IV d. 111. JL 'KiKA wo.
The stockholders will be asxed to
ronK;,ier amendments to charter and
by-laws, the authorization of a loan by j
the issue of bonds with deed of trust. .
W. A.
BOWEN.
6120
Secretary.
Notice of perial Meeting.
NTiTtr-r: rs ttprkry given THAT
pursuant to the request of a stockhold-
! Dated at Honolulu this lith day or
March, 1S02.
120
LIST iF FF1 KbS.
IIOFFSCHLAEGER CO., LTD.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Hoff-sclialeger Co., Ltd., held on
March 15. 13 H, the fol'owirg officer
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
H. Focke, President.
C. Maertens. Vice President.
Robt. F. Lange. Sec'y ar.d Treas.
ROUT. F. LANGE.
Secretary and Treasurer Hoffschae
ger Co., Ltd. Clio
mmm
; Ma LTD! 1
iJSK. L7 iNi'' ft V
AGENTS
POR -
SALE OF REAL ESTATC
F. J. LOWREY. President. .
A. li. WOOD. T5ice-Presl dent.
J. A. OILMAN, Secretary and Tr.M
urer.
F. J. AMWE6. Auditor.
CHAS. II. GILMAN. Manager.
WITH GEAR. LANSING & CO., IS
NOW ASSOCIATED WITH U3 A
SELLING AGENT.
TOT
AT
coper Tract
CALL AND GET OUR
PRIDES FOR 101S
BEFORE PURCHASING.
CO., LTD.
04 Judd Huil.Uiift.
I 8,000 Rolls of
1902 WALL
PAPFR--sisr
Is perhaps n.-ore than
you will need for jour
home, but this new etcck,
just arrived, contains eo
many heautiful nw de
n"gns, that you vill have
n trouble feJecting
Fomethirg very , hand
some. Ccme aid fee
them.
I Lewers&Oooke
LIMITED.
Lumber, Builderr-' Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Glas-g, etc.
w
x
How is Your Hair
Is it free from
Dandruff Scales?
If not, use
PACHECO'S
Dandruff Killer
It kills the Dandruff germ.
Sold by all Druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop.
SING CHAN CO
Sanitary Plumbing
and
Sewer Connections
A SPECIALTY.
121 KIN Q STREET,
tc River St. and Railroad Depot.
Island
Realty
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