The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 25, 1902, Page 12, Image 12

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JlflY 25. .,gc.
These cuts represent vehicles that'possess more
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For GOOD STYLE. QUALITY and FINISH, and
LARGEST SIOCK of VtHICLfcS in ALL
DESCRIPHONS . .
Have just received 3 Carloads of Surreys,
Baggies, Iluuabout?, all of the latest styles.
We expect to sell you more than once and we
indicate that expectation by handling the best
and most reliable vehiclea made. . i
Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.
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On tne day you celebrate, whether
it. bo the glorious Fourth of July
or Coronation day don't forget that
TThen ordering
you are being served with a superior
article at the same cost as other
champagnes, for notwithstanding Pom
xnery is sold at a considerably high
er figure per case than ether wines, it
J3 generally retailed by hotels and
saloons at the same price.
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Telephone,
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Clinton
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Latest styles in Neckwear,
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Straw Hats of all kinds made in the yemises.
Our Japanese goods are imported direct from Japan and the
; prices are right. Call and be convinced.
E. lSOSHIE3
King
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Oollfoirnla Wlnory
An procured from Grapes grown in their own Viaeyardf, and are
gsamtaed absolutely free frna alalteration. Tke test Table TVines in
f& xcarret.
WOLTERS, WALDRON CO., Ltd.
SOLE AGENTS.
STREET. HONOLULU, H. T.
House, Sign and Decoraiive Painting
Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging and Tintirg.
First-Class Sign Work on Glass a Specialty.
761 Alakea
P.O. B 5M.
fSUYOWENS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Room G, Mclntyre Building
'Phono IVioin 333
Electric Light and Power Systems
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Plantation Work a Specialty
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Shirts and Gent's Wearing 4-
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Street, next to Cattle & Cooke. 1
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Telephome llain .
Marine
OUT AFTER
TOURISTS
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created as above outlined would pro
vide a sufficient sum to make an effec
tive campaign that must produce 'good
results, with reasonable tact and care
in expenditure. We recommend that if
the above can be agreed upon there
should be established, with headquar
ters at Honolulu, a permanent and effi
cient Bureau of Information to be gov
ernel and controlled by either a joint
committee or a board of directors to be
elected from the several prominent as
sociations end chambers connected with
this movement, and to include one or
two others from the community at
large. No member, however, should be
elected to this directorate who is not
recognized either as an enthusiastic
supporter of this movement or a believ
er in its possibilities. We recommend
that a suitable office in an available
and accessible place be maintained in
charge of a competent secretary, and
through this office all the business of
this Bureau be transacted, including
the sending of special agents, should
such be determined upon by the Board
of Control. This, it seems to your
Committee, would be ample guarantee
to your subscribers as to the proper
and careful handling of funds. Your
Committee cannot, therefore, in view
of the above recommendation, advise
the expense of any proposal forppe
cial services that may now be before
the Association, for the reason that
such matters would be properly subject
for consideration by- the Bureau of In
formation. Now, as to the difficulties referred to
above, your Committee feel that at
present a comparative few have given
this subject the consideration necessary
to convince them of the possibility of
the project in hand, and we suggest if
necessary every member of this Asso
ciation constitute himself a committee
to talk it up and convince the skepti
cal. There has been in the past in all
directions a deeply-rooted idea that
everything depends upon sugar, and
that nothing can be profitably done
outside of the industry: For the pur
pose of argument we will for the pres
ent admit this proposition, but we con
tend that there was never a time when
oyr oqly industry needed support and
impetus as at present, and we suggest
that if f.OOO tourists per annum were
visiting our shores there would be suf
ficient of the wealthier classes among
them who would become interested in
our securities, more particularly our
bonded stocks, to obviate a necessity
which we have all observed of our
capitalists visiting the United States
for the purpose of raising funds neces
sary to carry on the plantations. Thus,
if we are correct, the amount subscrib
ed by the plantation interests to this
fund would not exceed that expended
by the enforced traveling and other
expenses now incurred by the represen
tatives of various enterprises who are
frequently sent forward on financial
quests.
We submit, further, that it is good
business for the planter to expend an
nually, in the endeavor to increase the
value of his holdings by creating a de
mand for his securities and thus bring
ing his stocks to par, a sum not ex
ceeding 5 per cent of what he has al
ready expended in the effort to obtain
a reduction in the price of labor by in
troducing an oversupply of Asiatics,
and with equally good prospective re
sults. Incidentally we may mention
that it takes eighteen months to pro
duce a crop of sugar, whereas with
proper efforts we should be able to
realize a commencement of steady and
increasing tourist travel in from three
to six months. Because previous ef
forts, that have not had popular sup
port may not have met complete suc
cess, it is no argument why our pres
ent 'undertaking, with the endorsement
of tha majority of influential interests,
will not succeed permanently.
We desire to draw the attention of
this Association to the great damage
that may result to this project from
the publication, either here or on the
Pacific Coast, of cartoons or literature
that utterly misrepresent conditions in
Hawaii to our great detriment. While
we in no wise recommend unreasonable
restriction of correct and proper news
or information we deprecate and con
demn the apparent desire of certain
correspondents In our midst who, for
the sake of a sensational write-up,
have been in the past in the habit of
writing articles of a character that can
only injure us and retard any efforts
that may be made. So far as the local
press is concerned, we submit that It is
absolutely within the power of the Ho
nolulu merchants to insist upon rea
sonable restrictions in this respect, and
we feel that a proper representation
through our Bureau to the San Fran
cisco editors, pointing out that our
success securing tourist travel must be,
necessarily, also to their advantage
would have good results. Your Com
mittee cannot condemn too harshly any
wanton efforts or careless writing un
substantiated by fact that will retard
the object now under consideration by
this Association.
In conclusion we beg to point out
that during the past five years many
millions of dollars have been invested
in these Islands in various enterprises,
but not as many hundreds contributed
for the purpose ' of inducing tourist
travel, and that whatever small
amounts may have been expended for
this purpose has been contributed by
individual and private interests, and
has been largely ineffective, for the
reason that it could not possibly cover
sufiieient ground. From every point of
view, therefore, we contend that this
project should have universal support
of the population of these Islands. The
time is oprcrtune. in view of the cer
tainty of our having a cable at an early,
date, the want of which has in the past
prevented many of the most desirable!
visitors irom considering a trip o tia- ,
wail even as k possibility. ' If the mat
ter cannot be taken up substantially
and strongly your Committee cannot
see the utility of any .- more dabbling
with the subject We recommend in a
word, "Let us have tourists: let us go
about it in the only war thkt will in
sure success.". Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) J. Ci. ROTH WELL
J. P. HUMBURG.
WM. USHMAN,
r Committee.
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TAX COURTS ARE NAMED.
(Continued from Pago 'U
Second Circuit. Maui George Wade.
president; Charles Copp and W. L. Do
cota. Third Circuit, Hawaii George T. Tul
loch. president; L. S-.-Aungst and R. H.
Atkins.
Fourth Circuit, Hilo and Hamakua
Districts E. W. Barnard, president: L.
Severance and C. R. Blacow.
In Honolulu the court will have an
important question to consider, name
ly, the increase made by Assessor
Pratt upon the returns of Brewer &
Co., Castle & Cooke and other promi
nent commission firms. In some of
these cases the "good will" represented
by the premium at which the sioc'k is
held was taxed by the Assessor.
Land and liquor matters also occu
pied the attention of the Executive
Council at yesterday's meeting. Pea
cock & Co. were granted a renewal of
their dealer's license at Hilo. J. J.
Sullivan was given a renewal of his
retail liquor license. Osaki was re
fused a dealer's license at Hanapepe,
Hawaii. J. Morange made application
for 999 acres of land with right Of pur
chase lease at Tuna, Hawaii. Action
was deferred upon "the jmatter. The
application of sixteen Hawalians for
homestead land at Waiahole, Oahu, was
irranted.
CELEBRATED
NERVOUSNESS
Upsets the stomach and prevents the
nutritive elements from getting Into
the blood. The stomach finally rebels
against food, and the result is dyspep
sia. The Bitters will strengthen the
nerves and cure DYSPEPSIA, CON
STIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, FLATU
LENCY, also create a hearty appetite,
purify the blood and build up the sys
tem. Be sure to try t.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
BEAUTY
IN THE HOME
Faded -and streaked wall
papnr is a constant eyesore
N matter how elegant lhe
furniture and other decora
turns while such paper re
main3, t-ere is a lack f at
tractivenees about the house.
Our
1902 Designs'
Of WALL PAPER
are particularly beautiful.
The stock ia specially good at
the present time .and we arc
always pleased to show it.
Lewers & Gooke
LIMITED.
Fort Street.
The Pacific Hotel
1182 Union St., Opp. Pacific Club.
Newly furnished Rooms, mooqutto
proof, electric lights, hot and cold wa
er. First-class Table Board. -
MRS. HAN A, Proprietor.
HOTICE.
4. NY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
h'.lp or advice, la invited to commu
nicate, either In person or tr letter,
with Ensign Hattie H. Larrabee. ma
tron of the Salratlon Army Woman'
Industrial Home. 4S8 Klac street. Ho-
ITTERS
norofm. CHI
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Q I UNITED.
to complete th8
Breakfast, Dinner
or Tea Sets that
you purchased
from us,
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We have just received
our final shipment of the
following:
Blue Trilby English Ware.
Green Trilby English Warei
Brown Trilby English Ware.
Pink Roses, French Chia.
Red Poppies, French China.
Lilac Poppies, French China.
These patterns will all be
dropped now and no more stock
ordered.
Call and leave your orders be
fore it is too late. ' j
Have you seen our window
display of hand painted Edger
ton China? It is beautiful.
W. W. Dimond & Co,
53-53-57 King Street.
Received Per
SIERRA" S. S.
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PING
BALLS
Five different styles of
Backets.
Newest PING PONG
Sets at all prices.
PICK DPS - PICK DPS
E. W. Jordan's
No. 10 STORE.
FORT STREET.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
STEAJI ENGINES
BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS. COOL
ERS. BRASS AND LEAD CASTING
and machinery of every deocrlptloB
made to order. Particular attention
paid to chip's blaclumlthlnf. Job work
executed on hortejt notice.
POM
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Havo in Stock and
GEbr for Salo
and
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ROOFINGI
BUILDING PAFEB
PRESERVATIVE! PAINT
BOILER AND STACK PAXK1
INSULATING COMPOUND
BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT
REFINED SUGARS.
Cube and GraaulateC
PAINT OILS,
Luool and Linseed.
sTEAM PIPF COVERING, ,
Rred'a Patent E!atl
Covering;.
(NDURINEt
Water-proof Cold Water PalV
g Inalde and outalde, in wklu tsl
eolora.
FILTER PRESS CLOTII
Linen and Jute. v
CEMENT, LIME AND BRICKSU
&W ! AO
WE.8TERN SUGAR REFINING C
HAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVJC WORKt
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SIWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO-
Manufacture of National Caa
Haredder, Nw York.
FARAFFINB PAINT COaiPANT,
San Francifco, CaL
:jHlandt a co..
San Francisco. Cal.
The Fountain
SODA WORKS, SHBRIDAH ST.
Delivers to all parts of the city chem
ically pure and palatable distilled w
ter for drinking purposes In I-f aL 4n
at 10 cents per gallon.
DBINK
Distilled Water
And avoid kidney troubles and ra
matism. In the Eastern States tx
best physicians are treating kid'
complaints entirely with Just suck
ter as I am offerjDjr you.
Ring Up 270
for water or pure seda mads from tmii
water.
AN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU.
NEW YORK.
& S. Grinbaom & Go.
LIMITED.
SOLZ AGENTS FOB
BLANCHE BATES 60
CIGAR.
PHILADELPHIA UNDEaWRITXM.
tXITISH AMERICAN i.SSURANC '
COMPANY, of Toronto. Ontaris.
Special attention alven to eoasl
vents of Coffee and Rice.
Daily Advertiser, delivered by earrW
to any part of the city for 76 cents a
mestk.
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