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THE rAClFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU; MAY 21, "3$
i
Canadian-Australian Royal
Mail Steamship Company
re at tfca afroe Its running to connection with tho CANADIAN
BAIL WAT OMPANY be m m Vancouver. B. C and Sydney.
Md rr l"-g at Victoria, B. '. Honolulu, and Brisbane, Q-. are
a r about tbe dates) below stated, via.:
Unf. far Tic- From Victoria and Vancouver. B. u..
sjr, B. C: for un ban and Sydney:
P.l JINK I illotVERA n-
and
Vi
.. jitly :
JULY Z
AORANUI
MOAN A ..
.JULY
.AUO.
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
Catered at the PototBce at Honolulu.
H. T.. Second-ciajn Matter.
Issued Every Morning Except Sunday
by tbe
Hawaiian gazette company.
Von Holt Block No. SB South King 6t
K. W. PEARS' N Busme Manager
BCliS-ORI IT"N RATES
or tbe United State (including Hawaii
Terrttorr):
t mo,.ihi 13 OS
montba 4 W
1 year t M
ra now call at Sura. FIJI, o n both up Jownjor.
ter aerrtce now running daily utiw"-''
ONTkKAU makinf the run without chanae. The An eat railway aer-
ta tbe world. . .
ticket ImD' ' Honolalu to canaaa, i nuea Din --
fssl aad
and all genera! Information, apply to
Tfaeo. H. Davies fc Co.
L IMITB D
GENERAL AORVTX.
Oceanic Steamship Co.
ftae yaaeeasar steamer of thla Mae will arrive aad leave rbla port
POtt SAJC PWAKCIS' O
MAY M
MAVa
MXA .. IUM U
JUNK IT
JULY
JULY I
JULY a
JULY
t AUO. li
jUO. IB
Caaawa
nan 1 BwUaVdV
FROM SAM FRANC IRSO:
MAY 1
MAY n
JUNE 6
.JUNE 18
ALAMEDA
VMNTURA
ALAMEDA
SIERRA
ALAMEDA "V"S 1
SONOMA JULY t
ALAMEDA JULY II
VENTURA J OUT av
AI.AUKDA AUO.
a a a e
O
RAILWAY & LAND CO
TIME TABLE.
From and after Jan. 1, 1901.
OITWARD
Da ly Dally Dally Dally Dally
Stations.
Honolulu .
Pearl City
Ewa Mill .
Walanae .
Walalua . .
Kabuku . .
ei.
Sun.
a.m.
. 7:10
.. s.at
. R-J3
9:15
:48
10:06
10:50
11 M
DM
ex.
Sun.
a.m. p.m.
11:05 I:1S
11 40 1.45
U:00 4:06
4 4-
6:40
05
p.m
6:10
1:10
INWARR
DaUy Dally Dally Dally
Station. ex. ex.
Sun. Sun. p.m. p.m
Kahuku ... 5-35 2:0
Walalua 8 10 .... 2:60
Walanae 7:10 .... S.66
Ewa Mill 5:50 7:41 141 4.33
Pearl City 4:15 8:03 1:80 441
Honolulu 840 8:35 IK 16
. P. DEN I SON. F. C. SMITH.
Superintendent. O. P. A T. A.
METEOROLOGICAL REOORD.
By tbe Government Survey,
Every Monday.
Publiabed
ion wink tbe Bailing Of tae above ex earner, i
laaue. to Intending: passengers. Coupon Througn
freer San Fraaclaro to all point la the United
York by any steamship 11a to all Baropean porta
be A cent
Ttcketa
Stakae,
are pre-
by any
S?
s
at
T
W
T
r
tOSO.fS 80.03 fit
11 so.n so os ay
12 0. 0y0 4 71
ISM Sfn
14 SO IS SO 08 71
jS SO IS SO 04 70
16 30.14 30 08 OS
I
THIS. ? 2!
" j- s I K ?
I 3 -L 1 .
70 00 as 3 BDBJ 5-8
70 0000 8 MS 3
TO 00 71 8 HI
.78 6 ESS 3-1
HO 07 70 4 CPS iS-S
, 70 OOftJ S4 hk 4
78 02 00, 5 KB 4
Barometer corrected to SS F.' and
level, and for standard gravity of LaL 45.
Thl correction 1 .08 for Honolulu.
:o
TIDES. 8 UN AND MOON.
FTTVmHR PARTICULARS. APPLY TO
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.
LIMITED.
Gbhiral Aoirrs Ookanio S. 8. Co.,
r c
o ff 5
? 2 S
m
a
a
SO
L.1
ft 7r
r
- L -I I -I 1 1
p m. rt. a.m. a.m p m
!2
&8
s
?
fStlJl
afoa.. 19 3 2S 1 9 I 85 7 20 V 01 S.XS SS S.SS
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
of tbe above companl will call at
about tbe date below mentioned:
Honolula aad leave tble
worn CHINA
MARU .
............
MARU
AND JAPAN: FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
MAY Id I COPTIC MAY 10
MAY U AMERICA MARU MAY 20
JUNE PEKING MAY 28
JUNE II OAELIO JUNE 7
JUNE 10 l!NiKONO MARU JUNE 11
JUNE 28 HINA JUNK 21
WMtnJtClMa MARU JULY I DORIC JUKZ8
JUL.X ia
JULY 2
JULY 81
"awTP I
TO 20 8 '0 10 t 1J 8 01 9 51 5 20 6 S3 I 1
Wed.. 14 S SS 2 0 if. h M 10 32 6 10 6 S4 it
Kit-
Thar. 22 4 10 3 0 S 23 9 02 11.12 19SS4 7 07
Frld.. JS 4 42 i 0 I JO ii 11 46 5.190 8ft 7 52
II I II
Bat... 4 S.tn 0 4 40 10 00am & 1R S SS .M
Bun. .36 i i4 IS 5 24 0.2S 10 82 5.1- 0.36 9 8ft
II li II
J4.n.. 36 5 82 1 7 6.30 1 06 11.11 5 11 8 36 10 On
Full moon on Thursday, tbe 22nd. at
0:10 a. m.
Time of the tide are taken from the
United State Coaat and Geodetic Sur
vey table.
Th tide at Kahulul and HIlo occur
about on hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian etandard time I 10 hour 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time, being-
that of the meridian of 167 degree 80
minute. The time whistle blows at 1 JO
p. m. which Is th same aa Greenwich. 0
hour 0 minute. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
nAnr AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD SIONAL STA-
QUESTION ISSUE OF
TREASURY NOTES
Some of the attorneys of the city are
now discussing- the legality of the pro
pored Issue of 1150.000 in treasury notes
to be mode soon by Treasurer Wright.
It is claimed by several that the con
templated action is not legal, though
It is highly Improbable that anything
further than mere discussion will come
of it.
It Is argued that the treasury notes
are in effect lettera of credit, which
States are prohibited from issuing un
der the constitution. The constitution
does not. however, extend the law to
Territories, and this contention Ik
thought, even by its advocates, to be of
a rather doubtful nature.
Another point made Is that section 53
of the organic act prohibits such issue
In the following words: "Nor shall any
di-bt be authorized to be contracted by
or on behalf of the Territory, or any
political or municipal corporation, or
subdivision thereof, except to pay ta
ll t st upon the existing indebtedness,
to suppress insurrection, or to provide
for the common defense, except that in
addition to any indebtedness created
for such purposes the legislature may
authorize loans by the Territory, or any
such subdivision thereof, for the erec
tion of penal, charitable and education
al institutions, and for public build
ings. wharves, roads, and harbors and
other public improvements."
Governor Cooper, when asked about
the matter yesterday, said that the
raising of these questions at this time
was simply an attempt to embarrass
the government in its effort to secure
funds. The legislature had given the
Territory the right to borrow money on
treasury notes by the act of 1897. and
it Is under this act that the treasurer
Is proceeding. In his opinion the treas
ury notes were not letters of credit but
simply promises by the government to
pay its obligations within a specified
time. Both he and Treasurer Wright
were anxious that the credit of the Ter
ritory should not suffer, and the treas
ury note act was appealed to so that
the people might not suffer by being
compelled to discount their warrants.
The approval of the President was un
necessary in this instance, just as It
would be in the making of any con
tract by the government, where land
transfers are not involved. There is
no difference in getting the advance of
this amount for six months from a
$l."-o.000 contract made by th Superin
tendent of Public Works, to be paid
upon the completion of the work.
That the pvople do not mlatrust the
government or the legality of the ac
tion Is evidenced by the nature of sev
eral inquiries made yesterday of Treas
urer Wright in regard to the proposed
issue of treasury notes.
LEI TER LIST
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. May 20. 1903-
NAMK OF STOCK i Capital Val
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
general delivery up to May 13.
E
MKRCASTILX
C Brewer A Co ...
N S. Sachs' Ory Good
CO.. Ltd
L. B. Eerr Co., Ltd..
Stgab
Ewa.
Haw. Agricultural Co.
Haw. . om. A sug. Co
Haw. mi gar Co
Honomu
Honokaa ...
Haiku
Kabuku
KiUei Plan. Co., L'd.
Kipahulu
K"lo
at Bryde Sag. Co. L'd.
u.bu Sugar Co.
Ouomea
Oukala
ulna Sugar Co. As..
Olaa l aid Dp.
Oiowalu
i-aaubau Sugar Plan
tation Co
Pacific
aia
. . ; . kV"
Pioueer
Walalua Agr. Co.
Waiiuku ...
tt'aimanalo.
Waime
STEAMSHIP CO'8
Wilder S. S. Co
lutcr-lsland S. S. Co..
MlSCKLLANZOCS
Haw'n Electric Co....
Hon. R. T. A L. Co...
Mutual Tel. Co
O. R. A L Co
Bomm
Haw. Govt. 5 p. c
Hilo R. R. Co. 6 p c...
Hou K T A L CO.
6 p. C
Ewa Pl'n 6 p. c
O. R a L Co
Oahu Pl'n 6 p. c
OUa Pl'n 6. p. c. ...
Waialua Ag, Co. 6 p. c.
1.000,000 100
S0JJ0Q
200,000
100
50
Bid
000.000 ' 30 24 24'A
1.000.000 100
8jn8.760 100 33 37
2.000.1 W -"O ISM 2ft
7'O.ODO MO J. 12ft
2.000.000 SB i
500 00" ; 100
5 H.OoO : 2S
2.TO0.000 50 10S
160.000 : 100 I
300.000 I 100 j ....!
3.500.000 t o
Halstead&CoMU.
STOCK AND
BOND BROKERS
Money Advanced ob
Sugar Securities.
3.w, oo ;
1, 0110.000 :
500.000
812.000
2.S0-i.OOO
150 000 j
5.000.000
50.0i ;
7S0.0U0
75.0O0 !
2,70.000 ,
4.500.000
50
100
100
MO !
100
no
100
25-J.O0U 100
, . ... O 1
20 I 2
So
20 I
20
108
10
125.000
500.000
500,000
100
100
00
250,000 ; 100
250.000 i 100
S9.000 10
2.000,000 100
00
I
155
82
BO
24
11
11
145
7
92
"o
11
135
210
150
170
75
70
310
100
921 Fort Street.
Tel. Main 188.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE
10
;10!
88
K0
104',
101
SALES.
Afternoon Session Ten Ewa, 824.
Between Boards One Ewa bond,
$101.50; 200 Olaa, assessable. 84; 205
Ewa, 824; 50 Hawaiian Sugar, $24; 8 O
It. & L. Co.. $90; 25 McBryde, $6.50;
Kahuku, $24.
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.
FIRST class skirt and waist hands;
also improvers. 550 Beretanla street
6174
Appe. Mr- Mary
Adams. Cordelia
James
Adams. Sam
Anderson. Tom
Itarnard, Miss P
Utekenrige, E
'avenagh. P J
'arter, W L
-nmpbell. E H
McCormlck. J
McOilimon. R
McKensie. J O
McKeague. Henry
More. Mrs R I
Nomard, Fred H
Perkins. Frank
Ptbbini. A
Potter. Chas
Co Rcnnie. J
ampbell. Eugene
hamberlaln,
Horace
D k. Mrs. J O
Dickey. T D
Ewald. F E
Frasier. L LL
Foehe. Phene
Roan, G w
Sand ford. John
Scott. C B
Stephen-son. R L
Strong. Austin
Storey. W S
W
arthousf.Mrs H A Stuchlnsky,
llbson.Dr Arthur J Tieoro, J
1C
4XiPTlC
MARU
.AUO. t
AI'O. 14
auo. a
NIPPON MARU JULY 8
PERU JULY 16
COPTIC Jl'I.Y 25
AM Kit If A MARU AUO. 2
i'KKINO AUO. II
: ki.p AUG
llcNi'.KONO MARU AUO. 26
TION. May 20. 10, p.
ol-ar. wind frsh NK.
m. W cat he
' I
Tt general Information apply to P. M. 9. 8. Co.
D. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
AGENTS.
American-Hawaiian Steamship
SIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN
Hew York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast
THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS
jp HAWAIIAN, ta aall about
V OftBOONIAN. to sail about
Tr!akrt received at Company' wharf. Porty-eecond treat. South
a, H all Uma.
May 20
July 6
Brook-
WEATHER BUREAU
Honolulu. Alexander St., May 20
Mean temperature 76.
Minimum temperature 72.
Maximum temperature 82.
Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.05, steady.
Rainfall. 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .01.
Mean dew point for the day 65.
Mean relative humidity 71.
Winds NE.. force 3 to L
Wea t h er Fa I r.
Forecast for today Steady trade
wind wettthcr. may be slight valley
showers.
CURTIS "J. LYONS.
Territorial Meteorologist.
.-
DEPARTED.
Tuesday. May 20.
Stmr. W. c,. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, at 5 p. m.
8tmr. Claudlne. Parker, for Maui
ports, at 5 p. rn.
Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, for Hilo and
w ty ports, at noon
Simr. James Makee. Tullett. for Ki-
laui a. Hanalel. Kalihiwai. Koloa and
Ar.ahola. nt 4 p. m.
Stmr. Waialeale. Piltx. for Ahuklni
at 4 p. rn.
Stmr. N.-au. IVderson. for Kaana-
pall. I.ahulna. Honokaa and Kukuihae-
le. at 5 p. m.
Stmr. Kauai. Rruhn. for Kailua and
Punaluu. nt 5 p. m.
Schr. Malolo. Kay. for Hanalei and
Kalihiwai. at 8:15 a. m.
Schr. Kawailanl. Mo.--.-s. for K-x-lau
ports, at ' p. m.
Dl'E TODAY.
America Maru. Oolng. from the Orl-
nt.
Stmr.
Mlkahala. from Makaw.-li.
a STADK.I. to a;i afay IT
Ti atSJtJt received at Company'a wha rf. Stewart street. Pier 80.
FROM SEATTLE AND TACOfflA
S. CAlJ foRNiAH. to aa April 1ft
I AM. t ii Jua. 1ft
SAIL TODAY
8. S. Alameda. Herrlman. fr San
Francisco, at 10 a. m.
farther particulars apply to
M Hackfold oSs O
C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent
'-s
GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY. LTD.
PUOET SOUND-HONOLULU ROUTE
without transfer, with th O. N. Rt v t vt n n
rates of freight from all Eastern points; shortest possible
Enraa. from Seattle and Taeoma. on or about April 10.
Taanptco. frosB Seattle aad Tacoma, on or about May 10.
r L. K. BEEBEL
r Boildlnsj. Honolulu. AOF.NT HAWAIIAN IST.ANns
y. Ltd.. Seattl. Waah.: P. W. Rochester. 808
a-nt of above railroad, will furnish Infor-
w w nartgatinn Com pan
Admiral 111.
An attack of erysipelas Is at present
mnnnlnir Admiral Merry to his home.
H- hi ).: ..f! -1 1 a - -v. ' t h u k. :h-
1tsfts having attacked his eyes and
rendered him. temporarily, almost to
tally blind. A trained nurse and a
physician are constantly In attendance
upon the admiral, w hose many friend
earnestly hopv for hut speetiy recovery.
Baal Eatata Transactiona.
May li J. Kumakahlapo to Hanu
Ox et al.. D.. por R. P. 4462 Kul. 5?7
Auwaiotimu. Honolulu. Oahu: con $120
J. K Xann to Sarah K. Ke. D.. R. P.
1904 it por R. P. TSA Kul. 855. I'auoa.
Honolulu. Oahu: con 81.
Julia Pelewahlne to Sarah K Ke, D..
l-tt Int - I! P. lyj Kul. 6?24. Honolulu.
I Mhu: cn SI.
Wm. C. Achl A wf to Wm. R. Camp
bell. D . I .ts 3 A 4 blk 7 Kapiolani tract.
Honolulu. Oahu: con Siono.
T. Schlemmer A hsb to Allen A Rob
inson Ltd.. D.. lots 20 A 21. blk 11. Ke-
walo tract. Honolulu. Oahu: con S1200.
Olbb. Chas
Halvorsen, Carl
leffernan. O I
lolt. Samuel
Icy. CH
ansing. J
Lars pun, John
I slie. James
Led, Jorn
Lucas. Hattie
Ludolf, A
Lucifer. Louise
H
Tripp, Mi.sa C
Udell. Frank
Warner. A
sel. Oeb ,
Whitley, W P
Wil l. Mrs John D
Wi Ilia me. Mrs E E
Winding. Mr
Wilcox. Mrs Abide
Wohot.-rs. wm
Wood. Oeo
Weight. R A
PASSENGERS.
Departed.
Par stmr. Klnau. May 20, for the Vol
eaao J. J. Jaskulek, H. S. Godfrey and
wife. H. H. White and wife. Miss M. S.
L. u is. For Hilo E, J. Walker, B. P.
Welber and wife, H. P. Kaohe, L. K.
K'-nt well. Joseph P. Medeiros, W. H.
Malott. C. P. St. John, J. Merrifleld,
Mrs. A. Potter and son. Miss H. Gllett.
J. A. Graack. C. N. Spelrd. A. Hane-l-
rr. Robert Lee Stephenson, Judge
Lit lie, J. H. Boyd. C. B. Dwfght. C.
Klamp, George RiNllek. J. G. Rothwell.
r'.yt Mahukona P. F. Schneider E. P.
.1 Rs, I Libert Slaughter. E. L. Cutting.
J. R. Robinson. For Kawaihae J. G.
Smith. For Lahaina Major Wpod, J.
A. Tuthill. For Laupahoehoe W. F.
'rake.
Per stmr. Claudine. May 20, for Ka
hulul Jany Young. Mrs. A. Barnes,
Mrs. D. IJ. Murdock and maid. W. H.
Scott. A. Enos and wife. A. Enos Jr.
and wife. For Lahaina A. M. Atwa-
r. For Hana J. H. Kaieo, Rev. G.
MolokawsL
Pel stmr. W. G. Hall. May 20. for
K.mal ports Sam Mahelona. E. K.
Hull. F. Taylor. H. E. Bcott Mrs. Lillie
Kanielo. F. M. Sllva. Chin Bans, M M.
I'Shaaghnessy, Mrs. Annie. E. W. Bou-
k' fsky. Ah Tong.
Booked to Depart.
Per S. S. Alameda. May ZL t r San
Francls?o Mrs. Dr. Noblitt and child.
Mr Dr. Hi: lebrand. Mrs. C. Bore.
child and nurse. Miss Emma Cum
mlngs. Little Evelyn. Miss Ada Lucas.
Misses Guild. Mrs. Ada Fisher. Baby
Lillian. Miss C. Washington, Henry
Holmes and wife. Mrs. E. J. Barrett.
Mrs. Edgar Bishop. Miss Byone, M.ss
Edwards, Dr. Nicholas' children and
r.urs.-. . T. ihler an.1 wife. Mrs.
ll..-sloches. Mise L. S. Willis. Miss A.
Alexander. Miss Mulligan. Mrs. VMa
Thrum. Mrs. Thomas C. Smith. Mrs.
c, w. Rumble. Mrs. Samuel McKeagu--.
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. C H. Allen. A bert
Watson and wife. Mrs. Powers. Miss
May Powers. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thav-
r. Mrs. John Ena. G.orae Ross and
wife and Ross children. M m j. v .
man. C. M. Blair. R. S. Scott. F. B
Fanning. Wade Warren Thaver. T.
Bo.trdman. II. T. Shaw. J. D. Bates.
Frank Wyrr.an. J. Brown. August
Dreler. F. H. Grace. D. B. Murdock. L
Munroe. F. Albright. S. McKeauu- N
S. Sachs and wife. Mrs. C. R. Spivalo
Mls B. Spivalo. W. J. Ellefor,! Mr
lulme. Mrs. Hulme. Mlsa Hulme. J. B.
In Ison. P. Summertleld. R. O. Yard-
v. H . W heeler and wife r T n . -
. M. Varrell. E. H. Claze. GaorM Mc
eod. J. K. Higby. W. W. Randall
Muller. A. Herbert. Mrs. J. Waller.
MI- Abtamson. Mrs. E. H. Clne t
hildren and governess. J. B. Canney
Gale. R. Lowe. A. Lowe. Mrs. A it'
y. H. P. Baldwin. M i'r,nh..r
ungni
Wife.
FOR RENT.
A FURNISHED house, in good neigh
borhood. Possession given at once.
Rent very reasonable. Apply to L.
C. Abies. 6177
A FURNISHED bungalow on Tanta
lus by the month. Sanitary plumb
ing, ideal location. P. O. Box 344.
6170
DURING summer The Beckwith
house at Haiku, Maui, for rent fur
nished, for summer; 7 bedrooms,
roomy lanai; abundant water, fruit
and shade trees, etc. Apply to C. H.
Dickey. 6169
THE desirable downtown residence of
Dr. C. B. Cooper on Alakea. contain
ing 7 rooms, kitchen, bath and lanai.
All modern conveniences. Apply on
premises. 6160
FURNISHED rooms from S1.50 per
week and up. Also rooms for house
keeping. Inquire Alakea House, 1077
Alakea street. 6169
A NEW typewriter, cheap to responsi
ble party. Address H. S., this office.
6163
TO
DENVER,
KANSAS CITY,
ST. LOUIS,
OMAHA,
ST. PAUL,
CHICAGO,
AND ALB
Principal Eastern Points
Three Trains Daily from
SAN FRANCISCO.
Two Trains Daily from
PORTLAND.
THE QUICKEST TIME BY MAJCB
HOURS.
UNION PACIFIC TRAINS
ARES PALACES ON
New and Modern Equipment.
Double Drawing Room Pala
era.
Buffet Smoking and Library Care,
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Ordinary Sleeping Cars.
Dining Cars, Meals a la carta.
D. W. HITCHCOCK, O. X
1 Montgomery I
Franclasa,
To Rent
OT7 S
On Lunalilo Street
NEAR KEWALO STREET.
Four bedrooms. Electric
Lighting; Stable to
Accommodate Two Horses.
3nth
COTTAGE in Palama, near Rapid
Transit Line. Apply to C. F. Peter
son. 15 Kaahumanu street. 6155
COTTAGES, furnished or unfurnished.
For particulars apply to E. C. Smith,
Peninsula, or H. Waterhouse, Hono
lulu. 6134
OFFICES FOR RENT.
IN BREWER building. Queen street,
on reasonable terms. Apply to C.
Brewer A Co., Ltd.
FOR SALE.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE on Waikiki
Road. All modern improvements.
Rapid Transit will pass door. Apply
to C. H. Dickey. 6173
A FRESH Durham milch cow. Can
be seen at J. H. Cummings', next to
Con. Sterling, Ala Moana, Beach
Road. 6167
ONE 1500-lb. (fifteen hundred pound)
Ice-making machine, in good order;
also one turbine water wheel. For
further particulars, apply Lihue Ice
Co., Lihue, Kauai. 6130
CASTLE & LAKDALE
Real Estate, Insurance.
Investments.
Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 607
Stangenwald Bldg.
X (HAS. BUEWKR & CO'8. 4
t NEW YORK LINE :
t Bark
Footing
Sney
Sailing from
NEW YORK to HONOLULU
About July 1st
For freight rates apply to
CHAS. BREWER A CO.
27 Kilby St, Boston.
ob C. BREWER A CO.,
luIMITED, HONOLULU.
ONE 14-inch condenser, 10 Inches In
diameter, and iron frame for ctaaae,
can be seen at this office. 6109
FOLMER & SCHWING 8x10 lone
focus Graphic camera; 36-inch leath
er bellows; reversible, double-swing
back; rising, falling and sliding
front: top and side made to open for
use as a short focus camera; level
finder, one plate-holder and tripod;
also, a Bausch & Lamb teloscoplc
lens for use with above camera. Can
be seen at Advertiser office. 6105
AN 8x10 rectilinear lens; no name;
with Bausch & Lamb Iris diaphragm
shutter. For particulars and price,
call at this office.
DR. ALLEN'S
NERVE BUILDER.
A guaranteed cure for all Nervoaa
Complaints, Loss of Memory, Prostra
tion, etc.
Srlc - - - $LOO per Soac
FOR SALE BY
HONOLULU DRUG COMPANY
To whom all orders
should be addressed.
ONE 5x8 Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni
versal lens, with iris diaphragm. Can
be seen at this office.
LOST.
STRAYED May 16th, from 1087 Bere
tanla avenue, corner Pensacola
Small dark-brown horse, white face:
white rope; mark on neck. Reward
fn return. 6172
THE MELROSE.
1444-1452 KINO 8T.
Pleasant Roms. with excellent Table
nd Service. Moderate Prlcea
Td 8081 Blue.
L Munroe. M. Donohut- and
MONUMENTAL WORK.
THERE IS STILL TIME Ttvv-nw
Ph. ORATION DAY to have the mar
hie and granite memorial to your
ir.en'is rieanpo or new ones reet.d
S J. C. Axtell. No. 393 Beretania
street, rorner of Miller. P. O Box
No. 642; Thone Blue 571.
Shirt Waist Hats
Elegant new stock of trimmed bats ai4
shirt waict hats on the Alameda tor
Miss N. F. Hawley.
BOSTON BLOCK.
184 N. Hotel and
163 S. King St.
Bicycles Exchanged, Repaired, Bought
and 8old. Prices Reasonable,
If in Bad Humor
DROP INTO THE
HONOLULU
BOWLING PARLORS
and chuck a few lignum vitae balls at
our tenpins.
Oahu Tailorint? Co.
Merchant Tailors.
Suits made to Order, cleaning. Re
pairing and pressine: corner Bere
tenia fe Emma sts., Honolulu. T. H.
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