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12 PAGES.
PAGES 9 TO 12.
ESTAUL1SH ED JULT 9 UU
VOL XXXV.
HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY. MONDAY, MAY 12. 1902.
PRICE FIVE CENT!.
PRIDE OF
LORD KITCHENER'S RIGHT-
PROFESSION A I. CARDS.
HAND MAN IN S.. AFRICA
REGIMENT 1
VOLCANO
MING UP
Kilo People Think
fa m-'. ..! th grrafst of
ar ai4 omtaina ndding Injurious,
it uf- as rellabO W'lr for
Mek complaints. ma4 kw S tA
f any oaaaa of eare to It credit
aiaay ptMriant phh la p r.-c r it, -rirwml
it a m rsjre for DY8
PSJPS1A. l.M'lithttMW. PLATI
IJKCT. M I NO. NKKVOUM-
"F"CompanyWins
the Silver
Cup.
CAPTAIN JOHNSON
WAS LIONIZED
T
;
N
and INSoMMA. TUT IT Th-
fui h our I'MIVATK DIE
o- r th Brrk of the bottt-.
1 HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Q Thrum's
Imprint Stands
For Qmallty
Wedding,
Reception,
Society Note Paper
AND
High Grade Tablets
an . koala .all mm
lbs of bsjss-
p"p-r wits
Competitio n Drill of the First
Reg-mcnt Givrn Before a
Vast Audience.
c
Mr' f hick Mk
Wrlis tor
BBSSjSai
'
Thos. G. Thrum,
UQXOLCLC
Horses
Dny J or nics road
DuJ mter plain and
ind plantation male from
W. S. WITHERS,
Successor to O. Schunasn, Ltd . in
AN liMds of Live Stock
tables sod Corrsls corner Queen
and A lake.
Will Make Your Gioibcs
Look Like New
IF TOU TAKE THEM TO TUB
EAGLE
Cleaning and Dyeing Works.
Tort St.. Opposite Star Dior a
Tel. White 2362.
cnou
PILLS
eMiCMtrrit
PENNYROYAL
W "A. V tiri . 7 I -
ft J "' " ' " 1 ' '
k alMtgwwuiniiiiiini 1
I V fj .. " '"'' Tm-i'Z" ?
V V ua. i. ' " . '
r Ij- r-WT oii 55,
M tuiiw t Hit.. I
AITAIN SAMUEL JOHNS N and
F Company of the Klmt Regi
ment. National Ouard or Hawaii.
were the winner in the tompetltlvt
drill h-i'i on Haturday afternoon on
Capitol square, and for Ihr second Urn.
'arrled off th prise silver cup. The
i ompany rolled up the surprlslngl)
high percntagr of 9. with the Hawaii
an company under Captain Nahora
III pa, a close second with 95 per cent.
Three regular army officers were the
Judges, and were critical with every
maneuver executed, yet all confessed at
the conclusion of the drill that F Com
pany' showing was almost perfect,
Shortly after I o'clock Capitol aqUure
was bordered by a dens- mass, of hu
manity, a cordon of police keeping it
clear from the Kwa end of the opera
house to the Ewa side of the square
and Kit. hard street. The grand stand
at the latter end of the square, which
was profusely decorated with flags, was
occupied by Acting Governor Cooper,
surrounded by his military staff, offi
cer of the army and navy. offii la Is of
th. Federal and Territorial govern
ments, representatives of foreign coun
tries, and a large number of ladle. In
the front row were Governor and Mrs.
Cooper. Admiral Merry. tT. 8. M . Baa
John Harrett. Commissioner General of
the SI tVoim Exposition, ('aptaln Hod
man. U 9. N . t'aptaln Williamson. 1.
S . M.ir J'i.v I S A . Mrs la
vls. t'hlrT Jatkv Fr. ar. Justu s and
Mra Galbralth. nd Mrs. Hobert Wll
coa. and near by Wer.- Japanes.- cmsul
Mlhl Salto ant.' al"- .ut l'.siti.-h
Commissioner Hoar-. Mons. Vlxxavona.
French Cnsui. & M:r -tiavarro. Por
tuguese Consul. I'BJSM T HnU- r
N. . Chinese Consul Yang' w"' IMn
Spanish Consul Alvare and Mr. Al
varea. Hon. A. s I'l. ghorn.
At 1:30 the regiment, headed b rh
government band, pa sard In review tsf
fore Governor Cooper. With the rrg"'
n.ent a ere the n. I.I uini staff offlaafS
tnl otneers of the day. as fonows:
f. Olonel J. W. Jones. I.ieut.-Col. C. J.
McCarthy. MaJ..r C. V d ialer. M.tior
J M Camara. Mar C. It. Cooper, aur
geon: Captain John Hi haefer. adjutant
auialn K It. 1 1- .1 iiut-nii.iit'r .
i.l.iln Thi.riiits K Wll r.lnaiue of
Acr: Capt. C. I.- Gar in. assistant sur
geon. Capt. It. P. Meyers, assistant
surgeon. Capt Marsti.n 'ampbell. ei -alneertng
officer. First l.i.ui It
VVrtaht. battalion adjutant: fflcer of
tho day. Mr c W. Xelaier. 1st ir.-ai-
ment. N. G. II offlt t r of th- au.rl. .
apt. J. V Thomi-soti. II . t (eg
im-nl. N tl. II
The regtment marched off with th
'afl'i lo the Capitol grounds, and
awaited there the order to aprar
?jpon the field. The fitllowlng order of
drill was observed:
First Co. Captain KUmni- . ..m
mandlng. First Lieutenant V a
Saaftfe; Kecoad Lou tenant K. L
Iterndt.
Second Co. F. Captain Samuel John
son commanding. First l.u ut. nnnt. J
W. Hhort. Second Lieutenant W. W
arlyl.
TMrd-Co. at Captain W J N.ihora
lllpa commanUing. Firt Lieutenant
f K Uul. Heeund Lieutenant. Thou
Kahalia.
Fourth Co. G. Captain Gustaw Rose
romnurndlng: First Lieutenant. S K
Kmmamptll. Hunl Lieutenant. IXinicl
KekaaMk
Klfth-Co It Captain W It K.l
commanding. First Lieutenant. J. B.
Utmmn. Seeond lieutenant. A. H.
Haasm
t'aptaln Urle O. A IMerce. First
(.leutenant James F Kobinson and
FirM Lluienant Harry W. Newton, all
f the Artilt. r C. n -. C . A st.i-
tloned at Camp MeKlnley. were the
JudiT'-. and their rulings were satisfac
tory. At the signal. Captain Klemme's
company marched down the square to
ward the reviewing stand. The m.-n
marched welt, but In coming to a halt
company front before the Quia I ailt.
the line was crooked. Captain KIcmm
made the mistake of not dressing the
cor pany befor- commencing the fac-j
Ingt. whl h told against him in th i
enlaces. Again wnen a stree t car
ame upn the parade ground, directly
opposing the company front formation
a splendid chance was given to make
use of the obstruction maneuver of so
many fours from right to rear. In
st.-ad. both the car and company wer
brought to a halt, and It was some tlm.
bsfbri another order was given. Th
Eruption Is
Due.
GENERAL 5JR IAN HAMILTON.
Lord Kitchener's right-hand man in South Africa.
Ever since the war In South Africa - liant record. There are indeed in the
began, one of the most prominent i British service few more distinguished,
names in the dispatches and news let-1 more accomplished, or more popular of
ters from that quurter has been that I fleers thun this Scotsman. Before the
of Lieutenant General Hlr Ian llamll- j present war broke out he had come to
ton. Again and aguin has he been men- the front, both as a Cordon Highlander
tiond. as g leader In SSSM daring ex-i and us a staff ofllcer. in the Indian
pliflt or as a Commander on som- hard- war, the first Boer war. in the Soudan,
fought field. Thus It was at Moddcr in Burmah. In Chitral. and on the In
Blver early In the war. when he led a dlan Ocean. He was for a time mili
dlvislon. and again at Magersfonteln tary Secretary at Kitchener's headquar
and also at Ladyamtth. where he as-; ters. but is now that officer's chief of
alateS in the defense and nd" Wh sTalf.
4ft-f-f
result was a los of point The men' Admiral ttmttg 1. 1 -"! Mcl.nl. Ir. and
drllltd steadily, however, and showed J Mr, aloore. Hon. onl .Mrs Mott Sinllh.
Saiio. Mi anil Mrs
OLAA MILL MAKES
A NEW RECORD
AKCtHTECtS
BKAnPSI.F.K ft PAGE. Architsel ana
Builders. Office, M floor. K'.ite build
in?. Hotel street: Fketches and eor
rtct estimates furnished at short n
tice: Tel. 189; V t. bo 773.
s l - -ia
FRED. W. MII.VKRTON Rooms Ml
304 Stangenwald block; Tel. Main SM.
THAYER a HBUBNWAY. OfBa 04
Btanajanarald building: Telephone 3Si
Main. h,
BOOR Kit.
E. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker. High
est prices paid for No. 1 Parcbmenf
Coffee. Send samples.
CIIIIiOP)IIHT.
). U THOMSON. Expert Chlroperllst.
No. 11 Garden Lane, between Union
and Beret. uiia stret t..
Doctor Russcl Will
With an Old
Plant.
Experiment
Fibre
H
Up Well
The pride of the regiment. F Com
.ii - . umli r t'aptaln Johnson, wus next
on the Held. As the company aSBM to
ward the grandstand by column of.
fours, admiration came from all sides. I
The lints were perfect, the marching
quick and active, heads and eyes were
held straight to the front, and when
the rmny swung into company
front, coming to a halt an lestant aft
er, with every rifle butt strikli.g the
ground simultaneously. the crowd
buret Into hearty applause. It was ap
parent from the first order given that
the company was in splendid condi
tion.' There was no faltering, no biun
deis. and every command was intcr
or. li d aright. The oblique movements
weii splendidly executed, and the
tuilues looked in vain for a distorted
HM Captuln Johnson's company
knows the secret of the oblique, the In
' i locking step, w ithout which it falls
of m purpose. When the company
boke Into platoon formation and the
to iommands came to a halt, and
as the rifles came to the ground with
t"t, aaa thud, there was a roar of ap
.'aoee. A beautiful movement was
otH twn the company front beina
bro.Hiw Hilo ,'nuri at a company turn,
nch set (time Into line one ufter an-
tr.. i T .-kirmit-h drill was i "ne
ighi. Th' manuul if arms was g'v'eff
w it h a ai.ap.
Mr. and Mrs Miki
J P. Makainal.
.Mr and Mrs. J. M. st.
Major Pratt. Br. J. S. B
J W. Pratt. Miss Pbilii.s
lr. t T. Itoaers. I.t -Com.
Ml
Pratt. Mrs
It oilman,
and Mrs.
lion A J. M. Robertson
i u whtidaa
EL W. Schmidt. Miss S-hmldt. E. R
Stackable. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Bpeucef.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs. J. H.
Hop. r. Prtf. and Mrs. Smith, oftlcers of
the I S. gunboat Wheeling.
Ir. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs
Wray Taylor.
Mens. A- Viszavona.
Mrs. B. II. Wrlpht. Cataln nn.l Mr.
Willl.imsoii. Mrs K. W Wilcox. A. B.
W.kI. Hon. and Mrs. U W WUcOS
Yana Wei pin. Major aiul Mrs. K. O.
Whit-. Chas Wilcix
Mrs l J McCirMiv. Mrs K. M itoy
en. Mrs. C XieKler. Mis J. M famara.
Jr . Mrs. Meyers. Mrs M. Klcmnte. Mrs
8. Johnson. Mrs. J. A. Til Hill SW1. Mr. C.
R...e. Mrs. N. Hla. Mrs W. Ril-v. M
J. A. Oonsalves. Mrs. F. Smith. Mrs K
L, lurndt. Mrs J. It. Gorman. Mrs II. II.
Moore. Mrs. Cut Sclmefer. Mrs J M.i
ebada. Mrs J. K Mauloa. Mrs. T Kaka
lia. lrs J. Short. Mrs W. W Carlyle.
Mrs. S. K. Kekaiilike. Mrs. N.ikuinn.
Mrs. Aniana. Capt. Roseiithnl. Lieut and
Mrs ItitfKS. Mr sad Mrs Coyne. Ed.
: Tows-. Capt. and Mrs. P. Smith.
Nthlrt Hl4 rrl K l' 4i f fl Til A ti I' UFDCiDT
.. follow..?. TIM coinmflt.il w:is ' I TU K I U A K 7 ,.UrUIl
pi ka the end I V
OF HEALTH BOARD
of I lie drilllna It Wl.'- also the pride of
all. The men dii!.' : ': -terans ahd
xh'hitcd a splemlld kii'ovledge off tRc
nuini'Ut rr lh. ir nmvinonia wliil.
not so quick and active as 'ho- of K
Comtany. were well executed. Com
;ainy. under Captain !bse. did some
rin.- work, and was often heartily ap
plauded for a particularly good piece
of maneuvering. Captain Hliey and P.
ComMny made a flue showing through
out It was S:30 when the cometitlon
came to an end. and the Artillery offi
cer at once announced their findings.
a follows:
First Prixe Company F. W per cent
''aptaln Samuel Johnson.
Second Prise Company E. JO p'.
i . tit t'aptaln Nahora Hlpa.
TMrd Prlxe Conqaiiy ;. 3 per -er.t.
aptaln Custave I lose.
'mpany II. p-r cent.. Captain VI
It Itlley Company A. per cent
a plain Kfemme.
A moment later 'nj t.nn Johnson was
mounted on the shoulders of members
of hi i "mpany and carried In triumph
to heiid'iuurtcrs. Captain Pierce, who
cade the announcement for the judge
raid It gave him pleasure to announce
that the Haw. ill. in onip.itiy. under
Captain Hip.i. hid l n awardnl sec-
nd prixe
The gu-sts In the grandstand were as
f ol'ow
Half
of the Deaths for April
Were Amongst th
Hawaiian;.
cc::o for free
ai'itotB
TUMvt
... .
taaaa or
ItClva vC sa.taTic
II. L CO.
li
'c-i.-2 Mi.es.cT ar
-am miKk.o aa
Mr ai d Mrs II C Austin. Pr. f and
Mrs W l. Alexander. Ir. and Mrs L
F. Alvarrs. Mia H. A. Austin, bliai
Adama. t'apt A Hi. rt-n
K H lld. Mrs E. S Boyd. Hon
and Mrs R W treeko . 1 1. in. and airs
J. II t..d Mrs II lUraer. Mr and
Mrs J k. ltrown. Hon. John Barrett
Mr. and Mrs Andr w Krown. Mr J. II
Itiiss. Capt lib s-k linger
The iovernr a- I Mrs C. i. r. Miss
Aliie i"mper. Alfr-d i"iMipr. Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. i 'at h. art. Mr and Mrs II. H.
Chamberlain, airs Mars ton Campbell. C.
Charlock. Hon A 8 Cleghorn. Hon. C.
I- and Mrs. Crabhe. Dr. and Mrs. Cofer.
A d. S iV.avaiT"
Hon and Mrs J J Dunne. Hon ami
Mrs. E. P Pot. Hon. and Mr. C. H.
Dick. y. Mr. and Mr Dillingham. Cha
Dole, Miss R Davison. Prof Dyke.
Ho BBd Mrs M M Estee
11 E.ske. Hon W F. PreOT, Lieut
and airs Forster. Cstt and laidy tlar-
tnlMrr. H-n and Mrs. C A C.albralth.
Hen. Geo. D Gear. Mr and Mr W. at
Graham. Mr and Mrs W M Glffanl.
Miss ;iffar I. Ml Gallacher.
W. W Harris. Mrs W W llirrs.
Hon. and Mm A S. Humphreys. IT. 8
Marshal F. R. Hendry. British Com-
r: - - r '. I 1 ! ' MISS II .i M '
snd Mr- W. W Hall. Paymaster Hall.
Th- '.I. A '. H ,w n
Mr a- I Mrs II c D P
;. Is. iiber. I
Capt Kenake.
Mr. and Mrs R F. T-a-.. . Mr and
F F Iainslng.
: .V.rs. Mr and Mrs. Matins. Rear
The mortuary report of the Hoard of
Health for the mouth of April la as fol
lows: Death SC. as follows: Hawaiian
. Chinese . Portuguese ' Japan, s.- !'
Rrltlah Z. American '. other nationalities
a Population of Honolulu, census Of
IWO. 39.306; monthly death rate per 10
f population. 3.34: marriaaes resrted 34
births reported M. The causes of death
a. n
Diphtheria 2. malarial f.r I. tvphul
f. o r 1. cholera Infantum L ehob-ra mor
bus 1. diarrhoea 1. dysentery 4. venereal
I. septicemia I. malnutrition I. sarcoma
of throat I. diabetes I. pulmonary 17. ata
lectasls 1. premature births I. congestion
of brain . convulsions 1. tetanus 1. beri
beri 2. heart disease 4. perdicarditis 1.
asthma I. bronchitis 2. emphyema 1. tou
silitls 1. pneumonia S. pulmonary conges
tion. 2. gastritis 3. gastr- nteritis 1. in
flatnmation of intestines hemorrhage
of intestini s. entr.x "litis 1. htSasa-
matlon of livr 1. pel 111 III ! 2. acute
nephritis 1. Rright's disuse 1. umbiiii-al
hemorrhage 1. gangrene i. asphyxiation I.
burns 2. drowning 1. knife wound 1. frac
ture of skull by machinery 1. suicide.
gunshot wound 1.
The bacteriologist of the Health Depart
ment reports having examined four 1-p. r
suspects. The meat and lish ln.T tor
ri port having examined lil.t jnlnuin and
ondtmnlng two carcass, s: livers tluk-
l.'C. fish examined l.v'.."0. :.-ti . . !.! m
A PO88IBILITT.
That Beramc a Fad and Pleases Many
BBM People.
A. R. Lewi. M. D.. in a lengthy artl
le In th- columns of the American
Jourral of Health, says concerning
hair: It's deterioration is a constant
otirce of worrlment to humanity, con
eqoentty bald people are readily de-
. 1 by 'fake hair restoratives The
. Ish that a hair preparation w ill "fill
he blir Is father to the fancy that It Is
t . d.. m, A rare case In point is
bat of Newbro's Herpleide which act
ually Joes fill the bill.' It deatroys
ms that attacks the hair nt.
-. --..ets dandruff, falling hair ar.d
1L. aiay 9 The people of Hilo
and vicinity are again watching
for an early outbreak of the Vol
cano. Recent visitors have noticed in
creased action in the crater, and an
other eruption is not wholly unexpect
ed within a very short time, tin Wed
nesday the cliffs and floor of the vol
cano were a mass of steam. The
clouds were so dense that I'wekahima.
the Government surveying station sit
uated on the high bluff about a mile
from the hotel, was invisible. People
who were present at the lava flows of
1881 and 1883 report that they never
have seen steam jmn the Kilauea Iki
side of the crater, while at present the
f-wtjjerable smoke is visible on that
side.
Manager WaldfOt) went down into
the crater on Wednesday and made a
careful examination off Haletnaumau.
Twii-e during the day. when the wind
blew Ue steaqa J 2B, .s".; h xTTis
able to see fltv at the Lottoni of the
pit. The idea that it was a burning
.sulphur bunk was removed by the lack
of fumes. Had it been burning sul
phur the smell would have been evi
dt-nce of the fact.
The old native guide, who is prob
ably the best authority on Pele's ac
ti ins. having been at the volcano for
more than thirty years, says that the
volcano is acting just as it always does
before it breaks out. He expects an
eruption in the near future.
Porto Ricans here intend to observe
the independence day of Cuba. On
May -0th. when the emblem off the new
republic is to be raised for the tiist
time. Cuban flags will be floated from
th Porta EUcaa camp near here.
The annual Sunday school excursion
will be given tomorrow, the picnickers
going to Puna.
K. WVry and family departed on the
Falls of Clyde for an extended JouTi
ney on the European continent.
Judge Hapai has been hearing an in
teresting tax case. W. Ross Campbell
refused tv pay the personal tax de
manded by the collector, upon the
ground that he had been xvlth'. The
Territory only since the first of Janu
ary, and consequently could not be
held for the tax. Judge Hapai de
cided otherwise, however and the tax
ii.iisf p l'u'd unl-ss an appeal j$ tafcen,
Professor Leonard Is to hiake ft lial
loon ascension tomorrow, and says h-"
will go up 3000 fe-t.
The Cotillion Club gave a most en-
1 .vable 'i-rman rriday v-uing at
Spreckels" hall. Miss F'unc Eat .;i was
t tioacn queen of Ma)', and was crowned
by the maids of honor, who were: Mrs.
UcG Deacon. Mrs. F. B. McStocker.
Lilinoe Hapai. the Misses Cheek. Mrs
' Rice and Meliinl-- I'anarln.
Tracklaying has begun on the Ka
ntgjele' division of the Puna railroa L
A team belonging to e. W. Barnard
went over the bank near Ookula last
w eest iiim one mui w.i.s Kioeo. ur.
Grace's team met with a similar acci
dent, th." Japanes driver going dow
six tv f.-et Messrs t;a.i! 1 in ; Lsp-as
had a narrow escape from a serious
accld-rt at the same place.
The n.ia mill did a re rd-smashing
business last week in grinding 131J1
tons of sugar in live days off 1? hours
each. The run is said to be the best
ever made by any mill in the Hawaiian
Islands The t Haa people celebrated
the famous run with a meeting at the
mill last Saturday night. There were
over thirty of the employes present and
they had a Jolly good time. Speech!
were indulged in and the supremacy of
Olaa was fittingly toasted.
In the higher elevations on this
island, where the timber has been cut
down, the olona fiber plant grow lux
uriantly. During the recent visit of
Commissioner Smith the cultivation of
olona was discussed by hitn with Doc
tor Russel. and the C mm:ssioner re
quested the doctor to procure samples
to be forwarded to the Agricultural De
partment at Washington. It is said
that olona fiber is stronger than that Off
any plant known, and has a commer
cial value worth considering. Years
ago Hawaiians used it in making nets
and fish lines, and the old Hawaiian
at Seeonnet. he whose face has become
familiar as a model for Professor Hen-
haw in his photographic work, has a
fish line now in use that was made by
his grandfather. The Commissioner
will ask the Department off Agriculture
t Washington to find means of treat
ing th fiber economically, and h--v.
the information is secured a movement
will be set on foot to plant from cut
tings much Off the upland not suiteu to
cane.
DR. W. R. BOGLE. Office, Oregon
block. Hotel and I'nion Sis.
CONTRACTORS.
WM. T. P ATT. Contractor and Build
er, store and office fitting: shob Ala
kea St.. bt ween King and Hotel;
roa., 1641 Anapuni.
DR. H
rooms 2 and 14
ObNTISTS.
BICKNELL. Mclntyre bldg..
office hours, 9 to 4.
ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S. Berets
nla and Miller; office hours, 9 to 4.
M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea St..
three doors above Masonic Temple,
Honolulu; office hours. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
)R. GEO. H. HUDDY Mclntyr bldg.,
rooms 1 and 2; 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
DR. A. C. WALL. DR. O. E. WALL.
Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Lovr
bldg.. Fort St.; Tel. 434.
KlaECTKlCAL. KNOINKKH8.
JAS. S. McKEE. Electrical. Mechanle-
al and Consulting Engineer; office,
rooms 11 and 12, Progress block.
BNOINeBKS.
ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. -Survey
or and Engineer, 409 Judd bldg.; P.
O. box 732.
CATTON. NEILL A CO.. LTD. engi
neer. Electricians and Bollerrnff&er,
HonOfUiw. ,w
' saai ;
E. TAPPAN TAN N ATT. Civil and
Electrical Engineer. Office, Room 4.
Spreckels block. Residence. 1313 Wil
der Ave. Telephone, Main 132.
JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Soc. C. E.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 804
Judd bldg.. Honolulu; P. O. box 799.
1-NtjR A VhKS,
V. BEAKBANE. Card Engraving and
Stamping; room 3, Elite building.
IN-DRANCE.
"HE MUTUAL LIFE INSORANCB
CO. OF NEW YORK.
S. B. ROSE. Agent, . . . Honolulu.
MUSICIANS
;OOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Love rddg..
Fort St. Its methods are the rsult
of 39 years' experience in teaching.
PHYSICIANS.
R. W. H6PPMANN Seretanla St..
opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours, 9 to
11 a. m.; 1 to 3. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Phone White 481.
DR. T. M ITAMT7RA. Office. 1468 Nuu-
anu St.; Tel. White 152; office hours,
S to 10 a. in , and 6 to 8 p. m., except
Sundays.
DR. J. UCH IDA. Physician and Sur
geon; office, Beretania, between Fort
arid Nuuanu streets; office hours. 8 to
12 a. m.. 7 to 8 p. nx; Tel. 1211 White.
UNDERTAKERS, EnBALfTERS,
TOWN B B N D UNDERTAKING CO.
383 Beretania St.; Phone Blue 671.
NOTICE.
PERSONS ii'-. diiig.oi know ing of those
who do need, protection from physi
i al or moral injury. Which they are
not abl.- to obtain for themselves,
may consult the Legal Protection
COmaalttee of the Anti-Saloon
League. Mclntyre building. W. H
RICE, Supt. ir.
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WATCHES
DURABLE ako ACCURATE
The Keystone Watcb Case Co.
iit.ii mi Philadelphia, U.S. A.
America's Oldest and
Largest Watch Factory
For sale by
The Principal Watch
Dealers in
Hawaiian Islands
i
Hawaii Sli upo Sha
THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT -Ing
office. The publisher of Hawaii
Shlnpo. the only daily Japanese papr
published in the Territory of Hawaii.
C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor.
Y. SOGA. Editor.
Telephone Main 97.
Editorial and Printing Office 1039
Smith St.. above King. P. O. Box 907
i
A full !in of the most durab and
si economical rubber goods of every
description tan be found at the Hoills-
- Prnir Co. Ju-t re- e;v. .i a freh lot
.f hot-water bottles, fountain syringes,
bathing vaps, etc.. etc.
Honolulu lion Works Co.
8TFAM EN C INKS
TtOIT.ERS. SIT.AR kHLLS. COOL
ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CA8TrNG9
and machinery of every jeecrlptkin
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ship's b!ack?mlth!ng. Job work
executed on sh-rtst notioe
DRESSMAKING
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Illean
Dreesee on Short Ordor.

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