The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 30, 1902, Page 10, Image 10

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ffHB FXdFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU. JULY SO,
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LOTS IN KING STREET
TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250
a lot, formerly known as G. N.
Wilcox's premises.
TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA
VALLEY, .formerly Montano's
Tract, 52,500 a lot. '
FOUK HUNDRED LOTS IN
KAIULANI TRACT, from $200
to $250 a lot
FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO
TRACT, opposite Makee Island
SSOOaJot.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN
KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500
a lot.
Etc., Etc.
For further particulars apply to
A II"
M ACQ
& Company
Campbsll Bloci, Fori street
merchant Tailors
AND IMPORTERS
Oypotlte 8n K2m Hear If. Chly!
Knt t Csrser Hotel sod Nsuana
SsitsKUdfi to Order la tbe Latest
Styles acd a Good Fit Guaranteed
Latest patterns and styles in
Ta&ozs Goods ...
Ch& Ctoei &2d Reptlrd
HAY7AIIAH EHG1HEERIHG AHO
COIiSTRCCTIOH CO.
Booms 508-510 Stangenwald Bldg.
Ei!G!"EER3 AiiD CONTRACTORS.
Box 537. - - Phone Main 50.
PACHECOS
.
IN TiiEJSE Hr DAYS and warm
tdgtits. pespte sksuli keep cool by using
jPacheco's DanirtUt Killer, a wonderful
soothing and healia? preparation.
Pnchees's Da.4ruff Killer sold by all
druggists aat a the Union Barber
Bbop. Telepkwie Main 222.
184 N. Hotel and
163 S. King St.
Bisycles Exchanged, Repaired, Bought
- and Sold. Prices Reasonable.
Tom Been's Planing Mil
CONTRACTOR ANB BUILDKR.
Carpenter work or all kinds. Large
assortment eC brackets and mouldings
: always sn band.
Old TJatoa Ceed Co. warehouse.
L
j I C. Q. YEE HOP & CO
! I KAI1IKINWI SIKAT MARKET
' '. And Urorery.
: I rmnfl awd yeqktables,
" UriWVi? corner Alake.
' Flooa Btu nil.
it explodes, jut throw
out the whole system
and let us install elec
tric light?. They are
eafer and more conven
ient and besides there ia
no smell or cleaning of
chimneys.
Ring Up Main 350
or notify us anyway, and
we shall be pleased to
figure the cost with you
The Oceanic Gas
and Electrical Co.
y Magoon Building.
Merchant Street,
fX"L0N BRAND"
TRADEMARK
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The famous "Lion Brand" of
shirts manufactured by the U. 8
Shirt and Collar Co , are now being
offered by .
The yor Hamm-YouDg Go,, Ltd
Queen Street '
at prices that will surprise and
pleate you. , . .
!0nr
fines
ARE PURE
AND OUR
Prices Are Right
TOKAY
SHERRY
PORT
RIESLING
ZINFANDEL
75c per Gallon
CHOICE TABLE CLARET
50c per Gallon
Hoffscblaegsr Co. ,
LIMITED.
25 King near Bethel 8t.
25 Head of Fine Young
JMXIXES
(Average about 1100 lbs.). To arrive
about July 31. 1902.
PLACE ORDER NOW.
CLUB STABLES
FORT STREET.
PHONB MAIN 109.
Honolulu Hardware Co,, Ltd.
Importers and Dealers ia
General Kdiare. Tinware, Pels and Cils. Crockery an!
Olasswar
39 N. King street, makai side, between
Xuuanu and Smith streets.
Telephone. Main SS3. P. O. Box 609.
New Territory Restaurant
JUST OPENED
HM THl NEW BUILDING OPPOSITE
CLUB STABLHS.
Meals J. Tickets, f 4
Ererriitaat Itrst-slsss.
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KINAU TO SAIL
TO COAST TODAY
Island Steamer Will Get Repairs
at the Union Iron
Works.
The steamer Kinau, Captain Free
man, of Wilder's line of island steam
ers, leaves at 1 o'clock today for San
Francisco where she will go into the
Union Iron Works for repairs which
will require three months' time to com
plete. The Kinau will practically be
rebuilt as a miniature Alameda and on
her return here it is the proud boast
of her crew that "she'll be able to beat
the Mauna Loa."
On her trip up to the coast she will
carry about 6,000 bags of sug-ar, a con
signment of coffee, 300 tons of coal, and
about twenty passengers. It, is ex
pected that she will take about eight
and a half days for the passage, so that
letters posted on her today will reach
the coast before those posted on the
America Maru which leaves here on
OIL BURN'ING
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ON LOCAL BOATS
Trade May Be Greatly Changed
by Use of the L'quid
Fuel.
During the past few weeks a great
deal cf correspondence has passed be
tween Ban Francisco shipping people
and Wilder's Steamship Company over
the question of fitting oil burners into
the steamer Kinau which goes to the
coast for repairs today and ft is quite
probable that the change will be made
while the vessel is at the Union Iron
Works.
For some time there lias been talk
here in island steamer circles of the
worth of the oil burners and it is said
that both the local companies have
been looking into the matter. The suc
cess which has attended the placing of
oil burners in the new steamer Neva
dan has opened the eyes of many local
people and there are some staunch ad
vocates of oil burning on the inter
island vessels. If the oil burners are
placed in the Kinau it will mean simply
that fuel oil will shortly be used by
August -. all the island steamers.
A great many intyiuvcuicuia vn u
included in the "repairs" for the Ki
nau. There is a possibility that she
may be fitted with oil burners. She
will get larger boilers, larger condens
ers, and a taller smoke-stack, and there
will be a number of minor improve
ments made in her decks so that when
she returns here she will be a very
smart passenger craft.
The following had booked passages
on the Kinau yesterday: Captain ana
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Inman and child, V
P. Fennell and three children, Mrs.
Stein, Mrs. Steele and lour children,
and Miss Gardner.
Overdue Fort George Arrives.
With her crew clamoring for some
thing fresu after a long and tedious ducer- thus eivin
t The many advantages of fuel oil are
well known. Tt is cheaper to handle,
leaves no dirt about the ship, and is
much cheaper than coal as a fuel. In
this connection it is claimed that fuel
oil would mean a boom for the island
farmers as freight could be carried
cheaper and thus farmers' products
! could be placed on the market in Hono
lulu on even terms with the mainland
article.
. i Chief Engineer Mitchell of the Ne-
vadan is loud in his praises of fuel
oil for use in marine work. He says it
is only a question of time until it will
! almost entirely . take the place of coal
in. the driving of steamers. With the
Use of fuel oil the steaming distance is i
increased and the amount of roomj
! needed for bunker space greatly re-
N THE FASHIONABLE BOULEVARDS, all claees f
work mingle together, but the discerning eye rtadiU
distinguishes the O'Brien &.tfons San Francisco, ar!
Babcock Co.'b New York vehicles, by thAt subtle air of fashion
able elegance that is not mere outer ornamentation or noveh v
but is a happy combination of many details in harmonioun re
lationship. It represents the experience gained by years of im
rovement.
Cabriolets, Surreys, Beach Wagon' ,
Latest Model Runabouts,
Cushion Tire Bikes,
All Styles Top Buggies,
together with the best Speed Carts and the O'Brien patent
spring best Business Buggy on earth, with a full line of Acces
sories, Whips, Robes and Harness, make the mo?t complete
lines to select from west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and
examine our good or write for catalogue.
Pacific Vehicle & Supply Go. Ltd.
Beretania St, Near Fort.
3G and 42 Hotel Street.
room in the vessel
passage the four-masted iron ship f ort 0 carry more cargo. Engineer Mitchell
George, Captain McClure, showed up says that the fires are easily kept up
with oa ana mat u gives mm a cnance
! tr keen his fire and ensrine room as
there anv. othjr nortion of the ves
There are no ashes to handle, and
off Honolulu-, harbor early yesterday
morning. She cast her anchor
and the captain came into town to get sei.
th tcr ordPrs which were to the this In itself is an item of great im
' . . . ' , tn a ' portanee aboard ship. The taking of
eneci mat &uu.u w the oil from the wharf into the steam
Francisco. The Fort ceorge was long er.g tanks js a simple matter, and great
overdue having left Port Pirie, South loss of time in handling and loading is
AtMia it, haliast. 104 davs aso. ' avoided. The matter of coaling at sea.
Captain McClure tells a story in a curt,
way of many storms and calms just
after the vessel left Port Pirie. While
rounding the Tasmanian coast the ves
eel met with a succession of fierce gales
which knocked her about a good , deal
especially in rough weather, seems to
have an easy solution In fuel oil. The
liquid fuel for a steamer like the Ne
i vadan weighs forty per cent, less than
the coal she would require. Its duik
and carried away eleven of her sails
is about thirty-six per cent, less than
! coal and it is easier stowed. Only one
that his v'essei'r the number of stokers are re-
steam can be got up more
Captain McClure knew
J. - n Vt r Vin1 fv
, .,rr , h. Quickly; fires can be extinguished im
feitedher charter to load .sugar so he jy. and tnere j8 no 0, no
had the ship brought up at anchor out
side. He sent provisions and supplies
out yesterday and will sail on to San
Francisco today. '
Joseph: B. Thomas In Pert.
The American ship Joseph B. Thomas,
which was brought into this port after
the death of her captain by the ship's
bos'un a couple of years ago, is again
in port. She came over from New
castle in the smart time of forty days
with 2295 tons of coal on board and is
now discharging at the Railroad wharf.
Her master is Captain H. E. Soule,
who is well known in Hilo. Captain
Soule &nd wife lived in the rainy city
for several years and Mrs. Soule is
now travelling aboard the J. B. Thomas
with her husband. Mrs. Soule is a
cousin of the captain of the . Fort
George and there was of course a hap
py meeting between them when Cap
tain McClure arrived in Honolulu yes
terday. Bietra Here and Off Again.
The Oceanic liner Sierra, Captain
Houdlette, arrived from Sydney, Auck
land, and Pago Pago yesterday at 8 a.
m. after a fine weather voyage all the
way from the first named port in fif
teen days, eleven hours and forty-two
minutes. ' She had seventeen passengers
for Honolulu and a small amount of
general merchandise. At the time of
her departure at 3 p. m. there was an
enormous crowd on the wharf but no
band as that organization was on duty
at the Merchants' Fair. The Sierra
carried a large number of passengers
from Honolulu for San Francisco.
Lahaina Damaged. t
SYDNEY, July 13. The accident to
a vessel in dock, reported yesterday,
occurred at the Jubilee Dock. The large
American barkentine Lahaina, on en
tering, the dock, canted or partially
collapsed. The vessel jammed, and a
number, of workmen had a narrow es-caj-e.
Eventually the dock was sub
merged, and the barkentine was re
leased.
Hawaiian Isles Sailed.
After having received a complete set
of sails from San Francisco on the
steamer Xevadan, the Hawaiian Isles
sailed for Delaware Breakwater at 1 p.
m. yesterday. The Isles has a big cargo
of sugar. As she is a smart vessel and
is well equipped and manned it is ex
pected that she will make the trip
around the Horn in good time.
EKarbuck. Ready to Sail.
The American ship Tillie E. Starbuck,
Captain Curtis, received the Maul's su
gar carga into her hold yesterday and
this completed her cargo. She will sail
either this afternoon or early tomor
row morning.
ashes, and no waste in other words
fuel oil is the ideal for use in steam
navigation.
Kail Steamers Sue Todsy.
The Oceanic mail steamer Ventura is
expected to arrive with five days later
news from San Francisco at daylight.
The Canadian-Australian liner Mio
Avera is also expected this morning
from Svdnev. Brisbane and Suva. The
Nippon Maru is due this afternoon from
San Francisco.
BEAUTY
IN THE HOME
Faded and streaked wall
pappr, is a constant eyesore
No matter how elegant lhe
furniture and other decora
tions while such paper re
main", tere is a lack of at
tractiveness about the house.
Our
1902 Designs
OF WALL PAPER
are particularly beautiful.
The stock is specially good at
the present time and we are
always pleased to show it.
Lewers & Books
IJMITED.
Fort Street.
stone-f
WATCHES
DURABLE and ACCURATE
The Keystone Watch Case Co.
uTTAKtsma Philadelphia, U.S. A.
America's Oldest and
Largest Watch Factory
For sal by
The Principal Yatch
Dealers in
Hawaiian Islands
The Pacific Hotel
11M Union St., Opp. Paeifla Club.
Newly furnished Rooms, mosqulto
proQf, electric lights, hot and cold wa
ter. First-class Table Board.
MRS. HANA, Proprietor.
roccr
ICS
SOIiD AT
Wholesale Only.
Spscial attention given io
Plantation Orders
For
Bice - Japanese. P
rovisions
Write for prices no trouble to show goods.
On a Hot Day
Drop In and Judge for. Yourself
....The verdict will be....
Tbe Best Soda and Ice Cream
in the Islands
honolullTdrug CO.
A. H. OTIS.
926 Fort Street. .
OTTO A.
BIER BACH.
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James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Fnwn. Vie Preident; F. Hi
taee. Secretary; Charles H. Atherton. 4 editor: W. H. Boors. Ttj
urer and Manager.
23Zuvsta.ee cSc Co., IE-tel.
WHOLESALE AKS RETAIL EALE RS IN
Firovood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal
Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295.
Special Attention Given to Praying.
MILK MILK
MILK
Milk supplied Wholesale and Retail from Principal Dairies
this Island. NOTE THE ADD it ESS
Honolulu Dairymen's Assn., Ltd.
Oilice, Sheridan Street.
Phone White 241.
California Calimyrna Figs
NOW ONT SALS AT
OOOII523NTAXj I?HTJIT
521 King Strcf-t. ' y 23ooOox.
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