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THE FALlFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 29, -a
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Canadian-Australian Royal
Mail Steamship Company
THB PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
Entered at the lotofnce at Honolulu.
H. T.. Second -ciuj Matter
LOOKS LIKE A
NEW CHAMPION
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE-
Honolulu. May 28, 1999.
WACIFU RA11.WAT
m. , W.. and eeasme
Sydney mm4
tori and
e line running In connection with the CANADIAN
COM PANT between Vancouver. . c. " ,u'"
tt Victor a. '. Honolulu, and Brisbane. are
B. C
a mr about the date below stated, via.:
. . .4 Tinrourrr
or. B. C: ror ur""1 -
JTJNB) 4 Mf W1KA
lOIUNGI
BSSSV; JULT 99 MOANA
JULT e AORANUI
Sydney:
JUNR
JULV
AUO.
Aoranai. dua to Mil for ancur
ih rn onin on
a. uta. not later !' w- j .
Inaued Evtrj
Morn r.K Except Bunda WaND'H Works G od Enough to
win me jreai rrce-iur-AU
NAME OF STOCK
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY.
Von Holt B'o.-k No ft South Ktns St
A. W PBAR80N Bwnaeaa Manager
UftfllCHI PTION RATES:
aor the United Stairs (including Hawei'
Territory):
S mot.lht ft? uc
m ntr.H 4 00
1 year or
Auve. tl.olnc rate On application.
All latewdln peeeenir--m p-r It 9J S. Aor
on June t pr R- M-R f: "
mm reprt at tba offlce of T. H- Davlee C
i oa bjAtk and down voyaceo.
ninlty SctwKEN VANCOUVER
. without chance. The Snoot railway e-r-
M U lata -
oi-oaBOM now can at Suva, Fiji,
n, winter eerrlee la now runn
D MO.NTRRAU soaking the run
rSJTbTirSi. loaued from Honolulu to Canada. United State, and Eu-
i.'.r.Haa SMhT LA
' a mm amV an I I 07e RTBI illllll a too a. " W W - r
r r n'"
O EC TJT
RAILWAY & LAND CO
TIME TABLE.
P'rom anl ;f .Jn. I, 1901.
IT and
Th.o. H. Davies & Company,
Ltd.
OUTWARD
Daily iii imily Dally Dailr
Stations, aa
Pun. 8 m
am a :n am p.m. p n.
Honolulu ..in li II ut. t it i l'
Peart City .. 9 d 4 II 40 left 4 I
Km Mill ... 97 ! Ue
Wa'anao .. .... " .....
Walalua II S6 9:0) ...
Kabuku 12 a 13 ...
Oceanic Steamship Co
INWARD
for
OO beraunl-r
CISCO:
mat ar
... . ?r juna a
Vail a
JULT
JULT
at tfaia Use will arrivo aad heave 9hk port
ALAMEOA
TRNTtRA
A LA Ml. DA
.JULY
BIRJIA YesE i
a 1 s 3A ' '
...............
PROM SA WStAWrifMPO:
MAT
JUNE
JUNE 18
jfNT
JULT
JULT 18
JULT SO
AUO. V
Oaily Oally Dally Dally
Statlona. vs. ex
Sun Hun p.ov p.m
Kabuku 6 36 .... t.O
Walalua :! .... w
Walanao 7:10 .... i
WO. Mill : 7 O IS
Pearl Oty 16 :'d 1 SO I SB
Honolulu CM 9M tM .
3. P DEN1SON. P. C SMITH.
Superintendent. O. P. A T. A.
M kk. ant:: k
(' Brewer A Co
N S. .Hch- Drv 8000a
CO.. Ltd I
L. B. Kf rr Co., Ltd..
Event.
Wayboy showed himself to be an ex
ceoolnply danstrous candidate for the
frt-e-for all yesierday by working a
rr.lle in 2:15Vfe. Five wauhes held on
him gave the last quarter as :32Vi-
also went heata in 2:18 and 2:25. Way
boy is now practically Esvorlte for ih?
free-for-all. for it ia conceded that last
ur's champion. Waldo J., is not near-
I.- Vl V Via una Ian.
- "- otjvawn. ocelli- t,u Sugar Co
ins to lack fire in his work, besides Oi.omea .... .
4 hiLrt 1m
being au-aey on nis pins.
I: l..'ks at las
Capital Val Bid
1.000.000 100
BroaB
Ewa
Haw. Agricultural d.
Haw. v m. A Sue. Co.
He H-.. -ugarco ....
Hotiomu
h:iokaa
Haiku
Kahuku
kiliei Plan. Co.. L'd
Kipabuln
Kttliia
McBryde Sug. Co. L a.
f.000
.l-O-OlO ;
100
.000 000
l.il.0J
,:.'
a.fr'O.cO"
7-o.cn
LOO OOO
MW00
.i"'.0i0
2.S00.0H0
100.000
30
100
100
-0
100
30
UX)
A
SO
100
Ask
Si.UK' it'
as though W. M. Cun
ningham would lead ba.k a free-for-all
v. Inner after years of patient sir.ving.
Way boy was on Wednesday so.d 1 ." to
J. J. Hogan for 11. but this was. of
course to render him eligib.e to start
In the gentlemen's driving race, to
which a wealth of conditions are at-1
inched.
Qu rn drove Waldi J. yesterday hfats
In 2:19. 2:214. 2:S44. 2:33. and while
he traveled In his usual res style,
he will have to make wonderful 1m-;
provement In order to get away with'
Way b.y on June 11.
Edna G. went heats .in 3:20'i. 2 : 22.
2:30, and continues to improve.
Hi wplOOgll rut in very ni.e heats
In 2:244. 2:32. 9 36. Ouderklrks black!
pacer can go in 2:16 right 11 .v
MUa Sugar Co. Aa..
Olan I'ald I p.
U.oualu
niMiihau sugar I'lan-
(MlloU 10
Fad tic
1 aia
IVpeekeo
Pioneer
Wnialun Agr. Co. ....
WailllkU
Wniiuanaio.
Waimea .... ...
TKAHIF CO'B
Wilder S. S. o
lull r Uiaixl A 8. Co.
Mis uanwam
Hhw'ii Kin trie Co...
Hon. R P. A L. Co..
Mutual Tel. to
O. K. A L. Co
KNTURA
A LAMBDA
oIERRA ...
ALAMEDA
SONOMA ..
ALAMEDA
BJ4TURA
ALAMHDA
MBTEOROIXX3ICAL RECORD.
By the Oovernmem Survey. Publlsbod
Erery Monday.
a I
o o o oos
o Agarit'
Tickets
are pro
by any
In connection wtSs the sailing of the akave steamaro
. 71 . L ImOm Cauaon Throui
fTr. 1 a.n ovanclaco to all ool nts la the United Otateo. and from
ia"u- " . .. . ' n ,. .,,
fork by any etemaruj now w. w
g I I ataaw, tswa ?f? g J
- g 11
' 1 1 i 6 5; f
r IJ I R I ; :
17 S9 10 09.08 71 81 0 74 OS 8
S 18 SI 00 SO ( Kl tU 04 70 S mvw S-0
M 19 ."0 14 1 98 5 t 00 68 1 HI 'JO
Tsoas98naoift9s 8-1
W -i 10 08 80 n 88 I 0172 ft 8
T 12 80 08 80 04 7 J hi 0 7 ft MS 4
F -J 80.10 80 04 71 61 I 04 0ft ft KB 4
ill. I
Barometer corrected to 32 P. and sea
level, and for standard gravity of Lat. O
This correction Is .08 for Honolulu.
POR PUR
PARTICULARS. APPLT TO
TIDES. 8UN AND MOON.
m
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.
LIMITED.
GSrtSSaL AOSSTS OOBANIC S. S. Co.
I MMMMM,M,J,M,,ssjooosasMsiaasMOiM
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
..r ia. .bove eomoanleo will call at Honolulu and loavo this
pwt on of about the date below mo ntloood:
POR SAN PRANCISCO:
7
Mon.. M
? Ol
3 d
p m.
0
ml ' If
3D 4 s D , -!
- a r s
e . r SB an
o
a ! s 1
w
Ft. a.m.
POR CHINA AMD JAPAM:
MAT 14
JUNB S
ro
mTn
liV P.l V MARU
PL
OaKI.IC
H 1KONO MARU
CHINA
DORIC
Nil 'S MARU ....
PERU
COPTIC"
...
.JUNE 11
JUNE 19
JUNE tS
JULT S
JULT IS
in v ?a
.
JULT 81 1 COPTIC
AUO.
AUO. M
AMERICA MARU
PEKING
GAELIC
HONGKONO MARU
'HINA
...MAT 20
...MAT 28
....JUNE
....JUNE 13
.JUNE 21
a.m - m. 'Ulae
17 0 I OS 11 . I IS 6 86 10
p m
TMea 27 7 17 1 . t 90 I 4 ci 02 S ! 30 10 M)
Wed.. 28 6 08 IS 8 48 J 4 1 11 5 IS n S7 1 .81
Thur. 29 9 11 1 8 10 03 3 28 . 4 - 18 : 7 a in
Krl.l. to IS 121 56 4 14 4 2S.7A86 v. I
a.m p.ui
Sat... S 'li SO 1 4 ii 16 4 55 ft 82 & 17 6 38 0 SO
v m a.tU
un.. 1 r'.S ' S 5 3 7 01 5 17 98 IS.
Mon. i 1 it I H 0 16 rt 22 8.0 5 17 3- 2 p.
Last quarter of the moon. 1:30 Friday
morning.
Iiiii.m or the tide are taken rrom tti
t 'rated States Coast and Geodetic Bur
vey tables.
Th tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur
Atwjut one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hour 9
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be
ng thai of the meridian of 157 degree
minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:
p. m.. which Is the same as G'eenwlch.
hours 0 minutes. Bun and moon are for
oral time for the whole group.
m a n r
AND WAVE.
AMRRJCA MARU AUO. S
oo
FM.RIC JUNE
NIPPON MARU JULV t
PERU JULT 16
JULT 21
8.MKRICA MARU AUO. Z
PEKINO AUO. 11
I aLalO o ooooooooooo m XJC. Ut I
HONOKONG MARU AUO. M
grerl Infi
t'.on apply to P. M. S S Co.
II. liar kfrld & Co., Ltd.
AGENTS
American-Hawaiian Steamship
DtEIOT MONTHLY 8KRVICB BETWEEN
New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast
HTECL STEAMERS
THB SPLENDID NEW
S A IV twir to sail about
S. W. OR BOON I AN. to sail about .. .
Tr-isat rscolvoS a Osaapany s wharf. Pert y -second otiwot.
Ipa. a all Has I a,
4
looaoooa:
tki
Msr
July
Brook -
Srx in. Francisco
R R BTADBS. to sail May 17
Frwtgfct received at Company's who rf. Stewart street. Plor SO.
FROH SEATTLE AND TAC0MA
R R CALIPORNIAN. to sail April II
R R AMERICAN, to sail Jnme U
D I A M N I HEAD SIGNAL ST A
TION. May 28. 10 p. m. Weathci
clear; wind, fresh NK.
9
WEATHER BUREAU.
Honolulu. Alexander 8t., May 29.
Mean temperature 73.7.
Minimum temperature 69.
Maximum temperature 79.
Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.07, falling.
Rainfall. 24 houra up to 9 a. m. .02.
Mean dew- point for the day 1.
Mean relative humidity 66.
Winds NE.. force 3 to 4.
Weather- Pair, with some light val
ley showers.
Forecast for today Moderate trades.
mostly fair, with valley showers.
( CUTIS J. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist.
-
ARRIVED.
Wednesday. May 29.
S. S. Hvadeo. Garllck. from San
Francisco, at 7:99 a. m.
R 8. Ventura. Ilayward. from San
Prnnclsco. at 12:90 p. m.
Btror. Iwalani. Of SO a, from Ahuklnl.
I at & SO a. m.. with 4123 bags nugar.
Stmr. Mlkahala. Gregory. frrn Kau
ai porta, at 7:19 a. m.. with jKh) bags
sugar. 49 pkga. sundries and S muUo.
'9'
DEPARTED.
Wednesday. May 29.
Am. bktn. Amelia. Wilier, for Eureka.
about Ham.
.- !r K.iw:!ml, M'eB. for kon!.tU
ports, at 10 a. m.
Schr. Charles Levi w.dDury. "ar
ris, for Hllo at p. m.
Schr. Toncord. Mana. for llonoipu
and Paaullo. about 10 a. m.
S. 8. Ventura. Hay ward, for Pago
Pago. Auckland and Sydney, at 10 p.
m.
DUE TODAY.
S. 8. Peking.
dock at Paclftc
from the Orient.
Mail wharf.
049)0
Will
FREDERIC THE OBBVT
For further particulars apply to
ld Sm Oo..
C. P. MORSE, (reriflral Freight Agent.
GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
PTJGET SOUND-HONOLULU ROUTE
rung direct, without transfer, with the O. N. Ry.. N. P. R- R-. and
i o R. B- Lowest rales or crrigni rrota an r-aa'ern points: snortesi poe.-io.e
taa
S 0 Eureka, from Seattle ard Taroma. on or about April 10.
sj.' Tamptco. from Seattle and Tacoma. on or about May 10.
Tor farther Information address I. V . UKEHE.
Brewer Building. Honolulu. AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
fitobo Navigation Company. Ltd.. Seattle. Wash.: P. W. Rochester. 30s
reb SC. San FTaaclaco. aad aganta of above railroads, will furnish Infor-
Ceoi
His Statue for America Shows Him
Too Young.
BERLIN. May 22. Professor Uphues.
In the statue or Frederic tne ureai
which he will make for presentation to
the United States. Intends to represent
the youthful Frederick before he was
broken by the seven years" war.
The Impression prevails In artistic
circles that there Is a mistake, be
cause, when Frederick the Great recog
nized American Independence he was
aged and bent and supported himself
with a crooked stick. America's first
knowledge of Frederick the Great was
derived from the English copper plates
which were made after the seven year
war, when Frederick already stooped
It !s considered an anachronism t'
present to the Americans a statue of
Frederick representing him a genera
tlon earlier than the war of Independ
ence. Instead of as "The Old Fritz."
should he be entered in the free-for-all 5""KnRT(0;7 c.r
.. Ill W - . IXOII Eh. J 1 V W
win ut very uungerous element. k .,
Bonus
and Haw. ttovt. .s p. c
Hon R T A
Cyclone worked heats in 2:25'-. 2 264. Ea Pl'n ft p. c
, . O . I . .
i:aaj uimm
Oak Grove's best heata were 2:36. 2:32.
2:24t.
Violin and Abdine worked heats to
gether In 2:25. 2:22. 2:20.
o. K A L. Co...
Oaba 1'1'u b p. c.
Ulaa I'l'n S. p. c.
, Wnialua Ag, Co p. c
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMT AND NAVT.
U. S. 8. Iroquois, Rodman.
MERCHANTMEN.
(This list does not Include coasters.)
Acme. Am. sp.. Lawrence, Yokohama.
April 16.
Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew. San
Franclst.'o. May 4.
Archer. Am. bktn., Calhoun. San Fran
cisco. May 27.
Carrolltor.. An bk., Gordon. Tacoma.
MA) 23.
jeylon. Am. bk.. Wilier, Laysan Isl
and. May 26.
Columbia. Am. schr., Sprague, Ballard,
May 25.
Dingo. Am. sp.. Goodwin. Hllo. May 19.
Hyndes, Am. S. 3., Garllck, Ban Fran
cisco. May 28.
Irmgard. Am. bktn., Schmidt, San
Frar. Cisco, May 25.
Ivanhoe. Hr. bk.. Grant, nitrate ports.
May L
Jas. Rolph. Am. schr., Edwardson, Kil
lisnoo. May 13.
Mauna Ala. Am. bk.. Smith, San Fran
cisco. May 16.
Mohican. Am. bk.. Kelly, San Francis
co, May tX
Olympic. Am. bk.. Evans, San Fran
cisco, May 22.
Pactolus. Am. bk.. Dart. Newcastle.
April 27.
Ki.imond. Am. schr.. Johnson, San
Francisco, May 16.
Servia, Sm. sp.. Neaon. Newcastle, May
23.
S. G. Wilder. Am. bktn.. Jackson, San
Francisco, May 16.
W. EL Dimond. Am. bkt., Hanson, San
Frunclsco. May 23.
W. H. Marston. Am. schr., Curtis, San
Francisco. May 17.
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5.000.000
50 .UO '
7-10.1
75M.O
."M.tl0
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700.000!
26J.0O :
125.0l
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Halstead&Co.,Lki.
STOCK ANB
BOND BROKERS
Money Advanced on
Sugar Securities.
921 Fort Street.
Tel. Main 188.
9
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10 Id-1
... lb
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15
100
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100
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THE ONLY DIRECT LWF
SALES.
Between Boards Two hundred Olaa,
assessable, $2.75.
Davsificd Aiivcrnscmcnis
FOR RENT.
TWO or three furnished housekeeping
rooms, modern new house; rent rea
sonable. i:"4 Matlock avenue, near
Keeaumoku streeL 6189
COTTAGE, six rooms. ten minutes
I walk from town. Inquire 1462 Emma
i street. 61 1 9
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per S. 8. Ventura. May 2S, from San
Francisco For Honolulu: Prof. E. E.
Ailardice. Mr. A. Heattie, Mrs. George
C. Beckley. Miss Beck.ey. Master Beck
!. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Bishop and two
children. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cake. Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Campbell and child.
Miss C. J. Carter. G. R. Carter. Miss
M. Chalmers. G. Chalmers. Miss B.
Conn. C. Deacon. S. T. Deacon. Mrs.
A. Dlas. Miss G. Do.sett. H. R. Ea-
kln. Miss E. Ewath. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Fitch. Miss E. Gay. L. S.
Ur.enwell. Miss E. Green. R. N. Hal
stead. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. von Hamm.
W. L. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ir
win and maid. Miss Irwin. Mrs. Ivers.
Prof. V. L. Kellogg. Miss E. King. C.
c Krunhhaar. W. H. Lelmert. Miss
Macfarlane. Miss V. Makee, Capt. W.
H. Marston. M. M. Monsarrat. Mrs. J.
M. Murphy. Mr. Prime. E. Parker. J.
Parker. Dr. W. S. Porter. Miss G. Ren-
ton. A. H. F. Kenton. Miss Marian
Koth. Mist Chlspa Sanborn. Miss Ella
Scott. It. Spaulding. Miss M. Taufei
bncb. L. A. Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. W.
M Waterman. James Whitney. Prank
Wight. Sam Wight. Mlas Ella Wight.
Miis Leslie Wight. Rev. A. C. Wilson.
Mlso C. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Worm. Miss E. A. Rhea. Mlas Alice
Kinney. O. 811 va and wife. D. Crowley,
It. A Robblns. Master Noel Mays. V.
Freitas. Albert Kurz. W. Alden.
Joseph II. Whittle. M. T. Chapman. W.
K. !!.-. It. P. Kenton. Mrs. K. An
drew. J. Dutot. A. Hanham. George
Sturher. Walter Johnson. K. Nakaki.
Nauka. Paul Scott. Y. Nakayama,
T. Yokoo. T. Suzuki. For the Colonies:
Mrs. G. J. Hlockllnger. Miss G. Alleyne,
P. L. Armltage. W. H. Lyon. Lieut.
! -. v .V s h !: R. Bond. J W. Routh-
bee. Mr. and Mrs O. E. Dean. Mrs. A.
L K -'ger. Mrs. W. R Cemther. A. Has
rls. wife and two children. J. A. Has-
eit. H. Hlggart. F. C Florence and
wife. Miss E. Fox. Misa J. Johnston.
Mrs. J. F. Zimmer and two children,
Mrs Craninell and two children. Mas-
r Flonnz. G. Adair..-. Mr. Florenz,
John Beaver. J. Cramnell. J. CHenton,
H. O. Holcombe. Mrs. R. A. Howard.
P. Josh. A. J. McDonald. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Nis. MaJ. B. H. Philips, L.
Rosenthal. Miss M. J. Shepard. J. c
Turk. R. Kramp. Mr. J. N. Hay. Miss
J. Hay. A. G. Florenz. Mrs. M. Fox
md child. Mrs. A. Hollingsworth and
two children, K. M. Munjuis, J. wnton.
R. C. Florenz. Miss H. McLeod. N. J.
;rifflth, T. McMurtie. Lieut. W'edd. G.
Wrlde. W. Woolley. Edward Miller. L.
Crosky. T. Wilton. C. V. Florenz.
...-- M. M Lod. J. Muir.
p.-r stmr. Mikahal i. May 2. from
(Canal ports Wong Chong. Man Sue.
Wong Chu. Mr. Starbard. N. Anar. sen,
liss K. ticorse. Dr. . J. t.oodliU", F.
.saylcr. W. White and 2 .!. k
Per stmr. Iwalani. May 2S. from Ahu-
.lni II. E. Scott. Edward N. Bonkof-
!;y. Ho Young Pol.
Booked to Depart.
rr 8. S. City of Peking. May 29. for
san Francisco W. F. MltchelL w. E.
lerrs. J. Humphreys. Charles Hall. E
V. Mitchell. Mrs. G. R. H. Have?. Mr.
M. Flack. H. H. White and w.f .
Witts. Miss ftf. h. uewis, J. c.
tyrre. J. R. Higby. Gerald HolLster.
V T. Kilpatrlck. F. D. C.r a:.y. h
Garllch.
MONSARRAT homestead. Union street.
apply to J. M. Monsarrat. 6179
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
COTTAGE In Palarna, 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
6FHCES FOR RENT.
IN BHEWER building, Queen street,
on reasonable terms. Apply to C.
Brewer & Co., Ltd.
BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
SINGLE or en suite; suitable for gen
tlemen; centraL Apply Advertiser
office. 6179
FOR SALE.
A BUGGY, with steel tires, a light
brake (first-class make), and single
harness. Address A. F.. this office,
6180
GASOLINE engine, 44 horse-power. In
excellent condition. Apply to M. L.
Smith. Telephone White 2321. Or
Castle & Lansdale. Main 70, Stangen
wald building. 6177
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. Cummlngs', next te
Con. Sterling. Ala Moans, Beach
Koad. 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. $130
ONE 14-inch condenser. 10 Inches In
diameter, and iron frame for dame,
can be seen at this office. 6109
FOLMER & SCHWINO 8x10
focus Graphic camera; 36-inch leath
er bellows; reversible, double-swing
back; rising, falling and sliding
" iiu Biue maae to open for
ue as a anon rocus camera; level
ii..uer. one piate-nolder and tripod
also, a Bausch A Lamb telescopic
lens for use with above oamera Can
at Advertiser office. 6105
TO
DENVER
KANSAS CITY,
ST. LOUIS,
OMAHA,
ST. PAUL,
CHICAGO,
AND ALB
Principal fc astern Poira
Three Trains Daily from
SAN FRANCI800.
Two Trains Daily from
PORTLAND.
THB QUICKEST TIME BY
HOURS.
UNION PACIFIC TRAINS
ARB PALACES ON
New and Modern Equipment.
Double Drawing Room Palaee
era.
buffet Smoking and Library Care,
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Ordinary Sleeping Cars.
Dining Cars, Meals a la earte.
D. W. HITCHCOCK, G.
t Montgomery SL,
A. L. CRAIG. G. P. A T. A-,
O. R. A N. Co., Portkaod,
FOR SALE!
Al Business Property
l Warehouse 40x90 i
80x90 Empty lot adjoiu- 8x90i
ing, 40x90
)
Within eey reach f whvorrt-
and down town business houstc
$5,000 may remain on mortgage.
CASTLE A LANSDALE
Real Estate, Insurance,
Investments.
Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 507
Stangenwald Bldg.
1 t UA.es. If UK WK II & CO8.
NEW YORK LIKE I
Bark Footing Suey
Sailing from
NEW YORK to HONOLULU
About July 1st
For freight rates apply to
CHAS. BKKWKR & CO.
27 Kilby St., Boston.
OB C. BREWER & X
UHTTMD, HOSOLCXU.
DR. ROUL'S
CETiEB RATED PENNY TAN
A NT fi o 1A in .
. v irt'i iini'gr inc- on KK
m . . - uu IlalRc
-v, BausS.h & Lamb lr,s dlaphragrn
shutter. For particulars .J -2T
call at this office. " '
ONE Ixl Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni
versal len3. with iris diaphragm Can
be seen at this office.
LOST.
FROM Pualellanl. Waikiki. a coach
dog. with collar on neck. Suitable
lrd ail return if
. Ul ivapiolani Estate
. 61S1
Ltd.
AIRf er'asses. about a week
m" b.. ,n "e. with
" ""V " me on outside
return S.. AdverUser office.'
A.
Please
61S9
FOUND.
A T a m
8ure Cure for all Female Irregularttl
8old only by
Honolulu Drug Co.
To whom all orders should he address-
d.
ELITR STYLES
The latest styles of millinery
always to be founa at parlors of
Miss N. F. Hawley,
BOSTON BLOCK.
184 N. Hotel and
163 S. King St.
thopcles Exchanged, Repaired, Bonght
8old. Prices ReasoDabiftv
If in Bad tiumor
DROP INTO THE
HONOLULU
BOWLING PARLORS
land chuck a few llanum vltae ball, at
1 UP TWr-n r vw. our tenpins.
AAAX4 iU4L,ttUS;.
1444-1452 KTNQ 8T.
Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Tabk.
md Service. Moderate Prices.
Tel. 3Wl Blue.
Oahu TailoriniT Co.
Mors
Snite made to Order, cleaning. Re
prunng and pressing; corner Bare
uua 4 Emma sts.. Honolulu, T. H.
- 9P1
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