The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 05, 1902, Page 12, Image 12

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RICH LAND
IN
Central Kona
FOR SALE
t-ands
For
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L0T8 IN KING STREET
TEACT, from $1,400 to $1,250
. a lot,' formerly known as U. N.
Wilcox's premises.
' TWESfTY LOTS IN MANOa
YALLEY, formerly Montano's
Tw.,'$2,500alot.
FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN
K AIULANl TRACT, from $200
'to $250 a lot
FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO
TRACT, opposite Makee Islaud
5500 a lot.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN
KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500
a lot.
;; .Etc., Etc.,
For further particulars apply to
Q6mpany
Acni
' Carapbsll lcck. Fort Street
First Consideration;.
When one decides to have their dental
work attended to, is to have it done in
the best possible manner, and the sec
ond consideration is the price.
. The high class of work turned out at
the NEW YORK DENTAL. PARLORS
every day counts, and more people are
realizing that they can get better work
dne there and at lower prices than
anywhere else.
Each department In charge of a spe
cialist, our operators are graduate den
tists of the best recognized schools in
the. United States, or the world. And
' have had many years of experience in
their chosen profession.
X 3
ft .J
:.m., r it's.
FuH Plate of Teeth 5 09
Gold Crowaa 5 00
Bridge Work, per Toth & 00
Gold FtHings 1 (
Silrer FiUiugs 2.... 50
If maey is a bject io you, come
and.se "Vfe will tell you in ad
vance exactly what your - work will
cost; charge for examination.
AM ur iaKtrutnents are thoroughly
teriWeed. ' .
Hours, t tm 6: Sundays, 9 to 12.
Ladies iin attendance. ;-,
Roar . gUte .buUdlnr. Hotel street
'Yoa caa't expect half
starred hair to grow.
Growth demands Food.
Feed your hair with
Pacheco's
Dandruff. Killer
Sold by all druggists and at
the Union Barber Shop.
Tel. Main 232.
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WATCHES
DURABLE and ACCURATE
The Keystone Watch Case Co.
imMHUuii Philadelphla.U.S.A.
America's Oldest and
Largest WatchFactory
l For sal by
.JU Hawaiian Islands
By order of REINNE RODANET,
Trustee. I --fTer for sale those certain
parcels of land sitisate at OnouII. South
Kona. Island of Hawaii, described In
Royal Patent (vlrant) No. 1162 to F. O.
Schulze. an.'. coat.:lnln3 171 acres. Roy
al Patent (Grant) No. 2S52 to Awahua
and containing 739 75-: CO acres, situate
at Kecpuka and Onouli. Island of Ha-
ti i ft tmct of land of over 3i-
situated In the most fertile and
rihovt nnrtinn of the Island of Hawaii.
It faces the new Uovemmem roaa, t.v
i n th sea. and Is five minutes
oraiv- fmm Kealakekua Bay. oy wa
of the old Government road which runs
through the property. Portions of tne
14 sir alreaJv under cultivation.
ThU tract is so situated that ii is
about midway; between Kailua ana
iinniond. and five miles from f a poo-
poo, three rrlost important porta of the
Kona district. It has suracieni eieva
inn rtmnirttr un to fourteen hundred
feet.' to be particularly healthful, and
Its soil is -well adapted to me groww
t o.io-fif mho rtiffw. fruits, dairying.
rr for the promotion of diversified
farmlnr.
Occupants of this land have easy ac
i9 tn several rorts for export, and
witt: the advent of the Kona Railroad
will find themselves in close commu-
niaton with the thriving City of Hr.o,
This. of couse, affords a splendid op
portunity for the exporting of farm
niwiiirt.q to the California marKeis.
With the revival of the Kona Sugar
rn rnnsiiprable oortlons of this iana
can be successfully planted to sugar
cane.
TMn la one of the most splendid op
portunities for a good Investment that
t,o Kaon nut imnn the market for a
o i - r .
considerable period of time.
Further particulars of
JaMES p 01
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65 QUEEN STREKT.
THE
Now England Bakery
is loaded up with good
things for the Fourth of
July.
Mince, Cranberry, Apple,
Berrv anH G-een Rhubarb
just like
you get-to-om.
all size, styles and prices;
Wedding Cakes from '$5
to $50 00 each. Tons of
cheap grades for children
up to finest hnd made
poods. Our r'e ic ous 50c
b'x, ct-rta ycu 00 else
where. ' riEEWOHKS
Balloon?', C mom Cracker?,
Torpedoes.' Colored Fire,
Roman Candles, Rocket?,
eto Bottom priots only
at the
ew England Bakery
Vdcation
Without a
Is only half a vacation. l ow
est prices kand full range of
stock.
Finishing work promptly
done. . .
3
ialn Photo Supply Co
Fort Street near Hotel.
Eoo Joo Oo.
Merchant Tailors
AXJl IM POUTERS
1111 iT-a.-j.ars.a.- -.-vers.3.Q
OpponiteGoo'Klm Neur M. Chly'
Next to Corner Hotel nnd Kuuabb
Suits Made to !rder in the latest
Style and a Good Fit Guaranteed
Latest patterns and tyle in
Tailors' Goods
Clothes Cleassd and Repaired
- , ; t i -
Waverley :;lia?ing Parlors
Corner Bethel and Hotl 8trts.
MTIS. . T. ROACH.
CHAS. A- BlOmOMTf,.
Preprl9fr.
SHE BROUGHT FOUR
DAYS J-ATER NEWS
As usual, the Hongrkongr Maru arriv
ed yesterday afternoon ahead of her
schedule time. She came ,. from San
Francisco with four days' later mail
and news. The vessel left San Fran
cisco June 28. bringing the news of the
illness of King Edward VII, and the
postponement of the coronation. The
vessel encountered rouph weather aft
er leaving San Francisco, but after
getting into deep water she had a. de
lightful trip.
While the vessel was in San Fran
cisco this time she was given an ele
gant new grand staircase, similar to
the one installed in the Nippon Maru.
The social hall was shortened some
what, but the addition of the new com
panion way from the main to the
promenade deck vastly improves the
vessel. Captain Filmer is deiigntea
with the improvement.
The vessel has only a fair sized list
of passengers. There were two lay
nvpr for Honolulu. They were G. C.
Brackett and Col. R. B. Woodward.
They represent the Agricultural De
partment and intend to visit Hilo and
Hawaii next week.
Miss A. C. F. Barkworth is an Eng
lish society woman who is making a
tour cf the world. She is accompanied
by her friend, Miss Helen N. Prabent.
They are going to Yokohama.
Lieutenant H. G. Bates- is a United
States naval officer who is going out to
Yokohama to Join the Asiatic squad
ron. A. Sato is the Japanese minister to
Mexico. He is returning to Japan, in
company with his wife, daughter and
servant.
General William Sooy Smith is a Civil
War veteran, who is going out, to Pe
king to attend to the installation of
some machinery.
G. A. Derby is connected with the
American consulate at Shanghai, and is
returning to his post.
a H. C. Melone is a son of D. Melone,
the San Francisco attorney. Young
Melone is going to the Orient on a
pleasure trip.
Hon. J. Li. Beveridge, wife and fam
ily, are passengers for Hongkong. Mr.
Beveridge was formerly Governor of
Illinois.
L.. D. Bruckart is the advance man
for the Neill Company, which is to
shortly go to Manila and do a general
tour of Australia and the Orient, touch
ing at Honolulu on the return. The
company will come through here on the
America Maru, August 23.
The Hongkong Maru will sail for the
Orient this morning at 11 o'clock. She
is at the Channel wharf.
QUITE LIVELY ON
THE WATER FRONT
In spite of the fact that yesterday
was supposed to be a holiday, it was
quite lively along the water front, as
no less than two island steamers, four
island schooners, one sailing vessel and
a mail liner arrived from various
ports. ' .. ... .
The ship George curiis was uie nrtt
to make her appearance, fane came
from San Francisco, making the trip
in 14 days. The vessel was off the port
last night. The Curtis wag very nsm,
having to bring 100 tons of ballast. She
rifrtijntprf(l a fair breeze and came
iilong on an even keel most of the trip.
On June 29. the missionary schooner
Carrie and Annie was sigmea, en route
to Honolulu. The schooner had a fair
wind with her, and at the rate she was
going, should make port tomorrow.
Th schooner Malolo arrived aDoui
11 a. m. from her regular run to Hana-
lei and Kalihlwai. sne Drougm a iuu
load of rice and other stuff, some of the
cargo being on deck.
Ths srhooner Charles Levi Woodbury
arrived about the same time from Hilo.
The schooners Mokihana and Rob Roy
also arrived during the day from vari
ous Oahu porta.
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Th Dirlgo on the Bocks
VICTORIA, B. C June 27. Aa the
ste.imer Dlrigo was leaving Nanaimo this
evening on her way to Skaguay with 75
passengers, she ran on what is known as
Whaleback Rock which is out of the
regular course and remained on the rock
for two hours. After she had been float
ed she was beached near Nanaimo and at
low tide will be examined.
New Pacific Eteamer.
PORTLAND. Or., June S. The mam
moth Indrasahma, the largest steamship
in the service of the Portland and Asiatic
Steamship Company; sailed from lOKo-
hnxna for this port Wednesday and wm
reach Portland about July ldin. &ne nas
ftVwmt n.O tons of inward cargo and a
large number of Oriental passengers for
Victoria, si. C.
Shipping Notes
Thprp will be no island steamers sailing
The tide was unusually high yesterday
afternoon. '
Work was ceased all along the water
front yesterday.
The Custom House was closed yesterday
on account of the day being a holiday.
Four days later mail and news were
brought by the Hongkong Maru yester
day. Every vessel in the harbor was decorat
ed with flags yesterday, in honor of the
National holiday.
Nothing has yet been reported of the
training ship Mohican which is overdue
from Yokohama for this port.
Summer complaint is th-? children's
mast dangerous enemy and the moth
er's most dreaded foe. Immediate and
prr-er treatment is always necessary.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, given accordingto di
rections, is the most effectual remedy
known. Kvery household should have
a bottle at hand. Get it today. It may
saV a life. Benson. Smith & Co,. Ltd..
wkJeale agents, se!I It.
TWO ISLAND g AMm I
BOATS ARRIVE; j& , fcMki, i
According to news brought yesterday
by Purser Stiel of the steamer Noeau
which arrived from Lahalna and Ha
makua ports, the volcano continues
about the same as reported by the
Mauna Loa, . the day previous. They
found the weather very choppy at Ho-
nokaa this trip but the weather was
good at Kukuihaele. The stern buoy
at Honokaa has disappeared. Good
weather was reported from Punaluu,
but the wind was very high at Honu
apo. T S. mill was to have shut down
yesterday for six weeks. The Noeau.
brought a few passengers for Honolulu
and also brought the following freight: !
1029 bags of sugar ana zu pacKages oi
sundries.
The steamer Kauai was the other isl
and steamer to make port yesterday.
paCKages in. auuurm. iiicic v. ao .v
suga r at Makaweli. The steamer " W.
G. Hall which i3 due tomorrow from
Kauai will have 800 bags of K. P. sugar
and 500 bags of P. L.. The Hall was at
v..teo whpn the Kauai left Ahukini.
. i M .... . I.-... . I ' . .. . i - ... cf nn I
The Kauai did not go to the island of
Niihau this trip. It was expected sne
would go for wool, but Captain Bruhn
rtirJ Tint makp the trir.
The schooner Kailua- had 13,000 Dags :
of sugar loaded from aiaicaweii on
Thursday. The brigantine Ueneva has
firyshed discharging coal . at Kleele.
Good weather was reported all over
Kauai. On the trip back, the vessel
encountered fair winds and choppy
seas. B
KAISER'S METEOR
SHOWS HER RACES
KIEL, June 28. Emperor ' William's
American-built schooner-yacht Meteor,
with the Emperor himself on board and
steering most of the' time,, finished
seven minutes and twenty-two seconds
ahead of (he Cicely in the large schoon
er race held there in connection with
the regatta.
The Cicely is owned by Cecil Quentin
of England, and was designed by Fife.
Under her time allowance, however, the
Cicely claims the race by one minute
and eleven seconds. The judges have
reserved decision because of a protest
rp.islf.rii.1 hv M Ouilleaume. the own
er of the Clara, which also was in the
race, who avers that the rules required
the Cicely to carry two anchors at her
bows instead of one. The race will be
given to the Cicely unless she is ruled
out.
Tiie Empress and Fraulcm Gerstpff,
ore of her ladies in waiting, were on
board the Meteor during the race. The
contest was a trial between American
and English-built boats. The Meteor,
the Iduila. belonging to the Empress,
the Lasca and the Nordwest are American-built
yachts, while the Cicely and
the Clara are of English construction.
The Virginia II, owned by Isaac
Stern of New York, won the class four
cup, carrying the stars and Ftripes
across the line two minutes and thirty
ix seconds ahead of the Mimosa and
five minutes and twenty-Fix seconds
ahead of the Hevella. Seven yachts
started in this race.
Did Yeu Get
y Note?
What did you
tbirils: of the qua'ity of the
rote-paper? Excellent wasn't
it? tromehow a mel tastes
belter when the table-ware is
elegant; the charm of music
is more subtle when the sur
rounding are propitious and
you know you prefer reaciine
a Utter pent ed on the bet t of
material to a note wiitten on
"any eld" paper.
Crane's Linen
Lawn
FOR LADIES
the flower of the family of
IS
writing papers. Comes in
four different fizes-ani in all
tints and f hades at
II 1H A
LIMITED.
Merchant Street.
On the way to the Post Office.
TQSHimGfA
184 N. Hotel and
163 S. King St.
Dieyclea Exchanged, Repaired, Bought
and Hold. Prices Reasonable.
The Silent Barber Shop
OUR RAZORS are thoroughly disin
fected before using.
JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. Prop..
Arlington Hotel. Hotel tr
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Also the cheapest, because they give better terVioe than
any other.
All Babcock Styles are Original
OUK GUARANTEE MEANS SOMETHING.
WE WARRANT EVER.V VEHICLE.
W ham everv descriDtion of vehicle used in this Territory,
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'J Carriage, Wagoi and Trucfc
Oil, Drying, Lanij, etc.
1 Pacific Vehicle &
Beretanla St,
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For 3
very
Grand Red
Article 1
Beginning Saturday, June ftli
Don'i Delay Come Early
See Our Windows
On a Hot Day
Drop la and. Judge for Yourself
....The vcrJict will bo....
The Best Soda and Ice Cream
in the Islands
HONOLULU DRUG CO.
926 Fort Street.
A H. OTIS
James r. Morgan. President; Cecil Iwn. Vie Preaident; T. Hu
tace, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton. Andltor; W. IL Iloog. Tr
urer and U.nger.
SC-a.sto.ee cSc Co., X-td,
WHOLESALE AlfS HBTAIL BALERS IN
Firewood, Stovo, Stcarii, Blacksmith's Coal
Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295.
Special Attention fliven to Praying.
MILK
Milk gupplied Wholesale an! Retail from Principal Dairie? on
this Island. NOTK THE ADUUKSS
Honolulu Dairymen's Assn., Ltd.
'Phono White 241. - Office, Rheridan HtteL
The Pacific Hotel
1182 Union St., Opp. Pacific Club,
Newly furnished Room, moequito
proof, electric lightH, hot and old wa
ter. Firt-clais Table Boar.
MRS. HANA, rrsprietsr.
we: best
-
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Robes.
Supply Co. Ltd.
Near Fort.
uclion
Weeks
Jednced
HOTEL
STREET!
OTTO A MEKBACH.
Sale
MILK MILK
ALL KINDS OF
Goodyear Rubber Co.
. JL PAHB. Pre!ent.
tt&y. Frant!'). CaL, D..
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