The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], June 11, 1902, Page 10, Image 10

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUME 11. roos.
Lands
For
Sale.
LOT8 Iff KVSQ 8TREET
TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250
a lot, formerly known as 0. N.
Wilcox's premises.
TWENTT LOTS IN BIANOA
VALLEY, formerly Montano's
Tract, $2,50$ a lot
FOVR HUNDRED LOTS IN
KAIVLANI TRACT, from $200
to $260 a lot
nrrr lots in kekio
TRACT, opposite Makes Island
a lot
ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN
KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500
a lot
Etc., Etc.
The Craze
The Rage
Ping Pong
Our stock received
by the S. S. Alameda
wont last loner.
Buy Now
Full assortment at
all prices at
'Ifqr the RACES I
JAPS ARE GOING
TO CALIFORNIA
WaH, Nichols Co., Ltd.
REPUBLIC BIXIL.DING.
Delightful Clirmt,
Lovely Views,
Pure Water.
The Alameda Departs With Hany
Prominent People
Aboard.
For further particular apply to
W. C. Achi
& Company
Rfai Entiti;
Brok urn. '
Cpbell Block. Fort Street
Kaimnki Tract offers the
best indaoementa to all
classes desiring good resi
dence property.
Lots 75x200 and 100x150.
Terms, $20 oash
nd $io par month
until fully paid, possession
immediate, apply to
Trustees: Gear Laming 4 Go,
Judd Bid., Fort St.
I
I 6PsM Wr
Have you seen anything
neater 'or mure compact than thi?
It im never oat of order and al way-
read r for immediate use. Beer
Xkua in mind. WK INSTALL ALL
OUR TKLEPHONKS UNDER A
GUARANTEE FOR ONE YEAR.
CAM YOU ASK MORE?
We have a number of other
styles in stock, and you can choose
which you like, they are uniform in
Berries.
Will you not let us give you an
Li mate on a complete in-tall ition?
MACKIE'S
GOLD LABEL,
A
I
OLD HIGHLAND
WHISKY
As Supplied to Royalty.
$1.50 A BOTTLE
Hoffscblaeger Co.,
LIMITED.
Toe I'ioonser Wine
Liquor Hou-a.
and
25 King near Bethel Si
With many prominent people aboard,
all laden with tela, the steamer Ala
meda sailed for San Francisco shortly
before 5 o'clock last evenins. Medical
Inspection of the numerous steerage
passengers was the cause of the delay,
the gangway being drawn up promptly
at 4. and the boat lay at the wharf
while the doctors finished thetsork.
There were a number of people of
note on the rteamer. both from Hono-
lulu and returning to the coast. Patrl-
erch Alexander Smith, one of the rulers
f the Church of Latter Day Saints,
and the son of the prophet. Joseph
Smith, was a passenger. He has been
in Honolulu for the past two weeks,
and is un his way to his home in Iowa,
from a missionary tour nmontr the
people of Australia and the South
Seas.
Judge 8illlman and Mrs. Silliman are
taking a six weeks' vacation tour, and
will spend their time in San Francisco.
Th Bishop of Panopolis is taking a
vacation, the first for a long time, and
will also tarry in Southern California.
Miss Margaret Bates Is returning to
San Francisco after a two months' vis- j
t with Mr. and Mrs. 8. C Allen.
Miss Irmgard Schaefer. daughter of
F. A. Schaefer. was also a passenger, i
Mrs. W. J. Lowrle and family are go-
ing to Join Mr. Lowrle in Porto Rico.
where he has recently accepted the
management of a large plantation at a
K.alury of 9X0.000 per annum. Mr. w. I
A Lowrle and family also accompanied
them. Mr. Lowrle is going to take a
position as sugar boiler on the same I
plantation.
O. D. Stanford, a son of the renown
ed English musician, was ulso an out
going passenger.
There were 11 steerage passengers
aboard, the greater part of whom were
Japanese on their way to Southern Cal
ifornia, where they were promised good
wages by smooth agents. It was re
ported that a final effort would be made
to deter the Japs from the Journey, but
thy had already booked and paid their
i way. and tnere was no stopping mem
I at ih- dock.
The Alameda left a day ahead of the
schedule time, so that she may be put
in dry dm k at San Francisco, where
she will he cleaned.
THE DIRIGO HAS
HAWAIIAN CREW
NEW CARRIAGE
OlVt Jl
Wilder Wight Has Shipped Aboard!
Her Third
Mate.
as
The good ship Dirigo. which is an
chored outside awaiting a breeze, has a
full crew of native Hawalians aboard.
This, however, is not the only thing
which makes the voyage of the Dirigo
of peculiar interest to Hawaiians.
Aboard the vessel as third mate is
Wilder Wight, a young man who is
well and favorably known in local
shipping circles. He is the son of Pres
ident Wight of the Wilder Steamship
Company, and this is by no means his
first sea experience. The young man
has Just returned from San Francisco,
where he has been studying law at the
University of California, and he intends
to add to his knowledge of maritime
law by actual contact with the sea.
The trip around the Horn will require
about five months, after which Wight
will return from New York either by
rail or by steamer.
Captain Goodwin is a firm believer in
the Hawaiian as a sailor, and he has
selected a crew of natives that is bound
tn make a name in the voyage around
the Horn. The men were picked by the
captain himself, despite the attempted
interference of shipping agents, and he
is satisfied that his crew will giw good
service. The Hawaiians aboard are
also congratulating themselves on the
fact that Wilder Wight will go along
a their third officer, which accounts
in a measure for their willingness to
ship with Captain Goodwin.
The Dirigo finished loading sugar for
New York at the railway wharf yes
terday afternoon, and will be away
with the first favorable wind.
Until June 11th we will
tunity to purchase a new
give everyone au oppor-
fig at
Greatly Reduced Figures
AND
Exceptionally Easy Terms
AND THUS
Go Out in Style to the Races
New Harness of every description. We will take
your old harness or carriage in exchange
1
Shipping tfoteg
The Oceanic Gas
and Electrical Co.
Contractors for everything electrical.
Mageon Block. Merchant St. Phone
320.
A Dozen New
Books
Selected at random from the many
owes te be round at
Tbe Golden Role Bazaar
vtU
""The Sandals." a story of Palestine, by
Z. reuell
Tachml Bal." by Michael Whits.
Hound of the Baskervilles," by A.
Conaa Boyle.
Role of the Unconquered." by
Tea Dmlton.
House With the Green Shutters."
by Grace Peugia.
WmIii of Sheila. ' by Grace
Rhys.
"Up From Slavery." by Besk'r T
Wash lag: on.
"Let Not Mas Put Asusder ." by Basil
King.
Gold's Na." by Emery E.
Sanrtsj
Blair by War H ''arson
Las ' by Admiral Brans
U S N
rootfVltl Days." by A. T. Lewis.
IftR flOTKL ST.
THE NEW
ENGLAND
BAKERY
is serving a light break
fast and lunch suitable
for this climate, and
costs only 10c up, ac
cording to the order.
Everything served in
generous quantity, which
only a first-claas bakery
could afford te do.
Our rooms are supplied
with electric fans, electric
lights, cool, clean and
prompt service.
Doors open from 6 a. m.
till 11 p. m.
You will meet all your
friends at the
Hwtia bu
-A gaffer s
Hvnpt of an kinds on snort
at the Unset U
New England Bakery
Tern Beta's Planing Mill
) ' AM BVsLEH.
Hw!H oa JU
wacoaous.
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS
R. J. NOkTB. Proprietor
Vtr-t Street. Opposite Wilder Co
TflPT ri.Af U'NCHES SERVED.
W!tb Tea. Coffee, Rod Water.
ini',rT Ale or Milk.
OfwU rr'-wr 7 a. tn. to 16 p. m.
Reqalottta a ei-ciairy.
Eclipoo Mot Sold.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse was
not disposed t it m turn t i !: a-
was Intended. The auctioneer was on ;
hand and so was the boat, but no bid-
ders came forward. ' hugh a large .
crowd of tne curious was In attendance.
The sale was pot;i .1 until Satur
day, and in the meantime some other
arrangements for the sale may be
made. Supt. Boyd, to whom was re- I
f erred by the Board of Health the offer
from the Hawaiian Navigation Com- I
pany to sell the vessel for $12,000. In
turn submitted the matter t Attorney
General l : the superintendent ,
doubting his authority to purchase the ,
venst-l. The appropriation provided
that a new steam venoel should be pur
chased, and Boyd did not think that the
Eclipse niled the bill. The Attorney
I General, however, takes a different
I view of the matter, and holds that the
.tiisoline iwhooner would come within
I the meaning of the act passed by the
I legislature. It Is possible that the sale
I of the vessel to the Board of Health
may bo consummated, in which case
; she will be used for the government
trafn- between Kalaupapa and the oth
er Island ports. At present the con
tract Is held by the Wilder Steamship
t'ompany. and there has always been
more or less disagreement between the
Board or Health and the company. The
acquisition of the Eclipse would solve
a good many difficulties, which the
Board ft Health now has to contend
with.
Island Steamers Sail
The Kinuu and the Nveau got away
at noon yesterday for Hawaii and
Maul porta There were seven passen
gers on board the Klnau book, d for
the volcano, and several more will
probably make the trip if the volcano
is in eruption when th.-y arrive.
Among those booked on the Kinau
wt-ie Judge Gear. Dr. Sloggett of the
li...ird of Health. L. A. Thurston. K. B.
Hind, and others.
The steamers W. G. Hall and
Maul sailed at 5 o'clock. The
Hall had a little difficulty in get
ting her cargo aboard, part of which
wn in the shape of a very obstreper
ous mule. By the use of a pulley the
UM n. r.fter a long and hard fight, man
aged to get the animal on the ganK
u hen she gave up the struggle,
and followed her leader without more
ado.
United States Marshal Hendry was a
passenger aboard the Hall. He is go
ing to Steele to release the property of
the Sing Kee Co.. a bankrupt, in which
a settlement has be.n made, and the
I suit discontinued.
Does Wo: Believe She Floats.
President Wight of the Wilder Com
pany Is of the opinion that tin- Fannie
Kerr is no longer afloat, if she had
leaden pipes leading from her Hoset
to the water. If this was the ase he
thinks that the pipes, melting by rea
son of the great heat, would permit the
water to enter, so that eventually the
snip would fill and sink. The Wilder
Company did not take any part in the
meeting of the Inter-Island Company.
a whirh It was decided to send the
Mlkahala In search of the hulk.
Custom House Will Close.
The custom house will be clofed to
day, and no business will be transacted
oth -r than the dispstchlrg of mall '
steamer. Kemehameha Day Is a legal
holiday and will be observed as such on i
the waterfront. AH the Island sjeamers ;
sailed yesterday and thre will be
hardly any movement in shipping.
The T'nited States Fish Commission
boat Albatross is expected back from
her trip around the islands and Hllo
on Saturday.
Cnited States Attorney Breckons was
a passenger yesterday on the Maui for
, Kihului. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smith
were also passengers aboard the Maui.
The transport Buford. from San
I: i . is p..w ii.-arly two days over
due. She should have been in Monday
afternoon, and ought to be sighted
early this morning.
A four-masted schooner was sighted
M miles southwest by Diamond Head
Charlie at 4 o'clock yesterday. She has
! ! I..n trakinK any headway, but h.-
thinks she is coining this way.
Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co. Ltd.
Beretania St, Near Fort.
Grand Redaction Sale
For 3 Weeks
UnTil'lHlf.T
Hi
S0ARDMAN LOTS
KINAU STRfcET,
KAPIOLANI and
LUNA LI LO STREETS.
$ 1500 and $ir00
EACH !
1-3 CM II
Balance on time.
WILL E. FISHER,
Real Estate Agent and Auc
tioneer. Cor. Merchant ami Alakea Sty.
Every Article Reduced
Beginning Saturday, June rth.
Don't Delay Come Early
See Our Windows
IWAKAMI,
HOTEL
STREET.
a
4
BaVfl
I am satisfied with
CLOTHES MADE
BY
W. W. AH ANA & CO.
Merchant Tailors,
1038 Nuuanu Ave.
You get latest style?,
a good fit and the
prices are right.
ROACH SAULT
....DESTROYS ALL....
ROACHESs WATER BUGS, ETC.
CLEAN, ODORLESS, EFFECTIVE.
IOC, 25c, SOo.
ONLY AT
HONOLULU DRUG CO.
A. H. OTIS.
926 Fort Street.
OTTO A.
BIERBACH.
0. Q. YEE HOP & CO
HAM'.KIM I
And
MKAT MAKKKT
Grocery.
PTturra and vbgrtabi.es.
Porttss! Street, corner Alakea
Ptaos- Bluo 2511.
The Silent Barber Shop
OT'R RAZORS are thoroughly disin
fected before using-.
JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. Pro.,
rton Hotel Hotel Btrw
MAKING BEER
IN THE PARLOR
Almost the same thing our brewery is bo clean.
You ara welcome at any time to call and eee where
and how we make
PRIMO
Ordert from Brewery delivered promptly. Telephone Main 341
THE VON HAMM-YOUNG Co.
Have Just received a full line of Trunks and Bags and can now All your needs
in these lines for tne trip you are intending to make this summer.
TRUNKS
SQUARE
SARATOGA
STBAMKR
HAT
All Siaos ajnd Prices.
BAGS
HM A wm BWR
DRESS SUIT CASES
COAT CASES
CABIN BAGS
LADSTONE BAGS
AUiswtor and Best Tanned Leather.
1ITIXG ELSEWHERE
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