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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, AUGUST 5, igm.
Steel (Stent (3
Pacific Hardware
I
' during this hot
weather by having your veran-
da and lanais shaded with our
naw atyle
I Porch
! Shades
X We have Just received another
X large shipment of them, and are
now prepared to fill all orders.
X They come In several colors, and
are cteap and durable. j.jv
I
X
X
Window
Shades
All aiaea, on hand and made to
order.
We have a first-class uphostery
and repair department.
Fine hand polishing a specialty.
4 I
' Linoleum and matting. Also a
complete Hne of
: Furniture
In all grade. ..To please our cus
tomers Is our aim.
J.Hopp&Co.J
LEADING FURNITURE
DEALERS. . 1
Corner King and Bethel Sts.
v4 M t
Castle & Cooke
LIFE and FIRE
Inouranoe Agents.
.gxnts rem
A W ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE) INSURANCE 00
. TSW BOSTON
BTHA FIBK INSUBANOB 00,
OW SLARTFOHD.
aetst Ice &
Ice Delivered to any part of thf
City
ty.
Island orders promptly filled.
Hoffman & Markhara.
rslkon Bice P. O. Bax S
Offlce: Kewalo.
Which has proved so successful in clearing land of
lantac a was introduced by the PACIFIC HARDWARE
COMPANY, LIMITED, a little more than a year ago
and ha3 the endorsement of thqsa who have used it.
The several invoices of Grubbers already received
iave been disposed of so promptly on arrival that they
have not been advertised.
A. few of the No. 2 she are now in stock and a
t
supply of No. 1 are xpected at an early date.
Any one interested in freeing his land of lantana
should correspond with the '
Fort. Street, Honolulu.
"LEND US YOUR EARS"
We are doing a little '
MORf HISS Till m
and believe
IT IS GOING TO INCREASE
still more.
No amount of time, patience or study
Trill be spared ' to maintain the biga
reputation of our
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
Our well equipped factory enables ws
to give our work a styie, nnisn una ae
curacy unsurpassed in the largest cities
on the Mainland.
A. N. Sanford, r
Manufacturing Optician, y
Boston Building. Fort Street.
Over May & Co. "
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTdnS.
AGK'TS VOJft-
Th ajra Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural O., btfc
The Kohala Sugar Co.
ThA Wiiimea Bnraf Mill Ca
The Fultoa Iron Works, It. bai j
Mo. ; 1
T, atnArd Oil CO. I
The Qeorge F. falaka 8team PTUBr
Weston' Centrlfnala
Tha Nw England Mutual Lifa U
gurance Co. ol Boston.
Tha Aetna Fire Insuracea Oa. m
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Aaswanc
loa.
stone-
WATCHES
DURABLE and ACCURATE
pi TbeKeystoneWatchCaseCo.
uTuutmo 5. Philaaeipnii.u.a.A-
America's Oldest and
A t . L I 4 " V f
N,v Largest naicn fd'-iui j
H For sale by
C - 7? The Principal Watch
J&. Dealers in
i-rM Hawaiian Islands
Will Make Your Clothes
Look like New
IF TOU TAKE THEM TO TELB
Cleaning and Dyeing Works.
Fort St., Opposite Star Bioea.
TeL White 2862.
FLEUR-DE-LIS
Ice Cream Parlors
Alakea St.. between -King and HoteL
O. E. MOR8K & COMPANY .
PHONE BLUE 181.
Our wagon will deliver order,
promptly without extra charge.
Soeclal attention given t P1'"'"
Rptlona. Parties. Wedding, and
Church Gatherings.
rap
Co., Ltd.
MMtMttMMttMt.M
TO MY CUSTOMERS: i
Realizing the import
ance of my optical depart
ment, 1 have arranged
from now on to dtvote my
entire time and attention
to this branch of my bust
ness alone.
" This will insure that
accurate and careful atten
tion to every detail t which
the correction of visual
defects require.
With a practical ex
perience of over twelve
year sy in which time thou
sands of cases, many of a
.most , complicated nature
have leen fitted by me,
this department comes be
fore you as no new thing.
Further, with a well
equipped factory, wherein
optical lenses of every des- l
cription are ground ac
curately, together with the
latest scientific instru
ments in the testinq de
partment, I am enabled to
guarantee absolutely satis
factory results in every
instance. The high repu
; tation . which this depart
ment has earned in the
pasf, will be fully main
tained in the future.
Very Respectfully
FORT STREET.
t
t
4?
PHOTOGRAPHIC
PORTRAITS
Fine Assortment of ISLAND
VIEWS. Send for list.
: tHrs; ClassrWork Guaranteed
"rtUTOQRAPHIC CO.,
L.IMI7RU- -MOTT-SMITH
BLOCK,
Corner Fort and HoUl ltrta.
iingWoOhan&Go
3a7 Furaitur.
Clears and Tobaccos.
Ckineae and JapueM Taaa,
fockrr. MAttlnas.
Yum, Camphorwooa Trma-
Kattan Chair.
JILKS AND SATINS
Or AJ-L KINDS.
Sil-Xll Nanaai. tlri
ml
THE WAYS OF
KINGS AND PRINCES
Some Interesting Conclusions of
a Leading Paper in
s. London.
LONDON, July 23. The" Spectator
has excited much comment by an arti
cle on Kings and Princes ot Which the
following are extracts:
''The Princes ought, for example, to
be a rather rotten race and they are
not. Most of them Indeed, all except
the Swedes and Servians belong to
families which have lived In great lux
ury for 800 years and have in that pe
riod been shown up time after time as
individuals of exceptional immorality.
and who have preferred intermarriage
to any method of seeking brides, and
ought, therefore, by this time, to be
thoroughly worn out. : They are not
worn out at all. They are rather good
lives, . as actuaries count lives, and
would make a very fair troop of drag
ons, and are personally rather more
energetic, not to say more fusey, than
other people. With the exception of
the Spanish Bourbons, they have
shown, and are showing, little signs of
feebleness, and even in that house the
unexplained taint In the blood seems to
be working Itself out."
This, as the Spectator points out. la
at variance with the theories of hered
ity, as is also the fact that different
lines have produced rather more than
their share of exceptional ability. It
instances the Hohenzollerns and the
Bourbons, who have produced at least
three first-class soldiers, and the Haps
burgs and Romanoffs.
'Moreover," it says, "all have mani
fested one singular power, as even the
comparatively undistinguished Guelphs
contrived through ages of Ktorm and
stress to keep themselves at the top of
the world. They have been helped,
doubtless, by advisers greater than
themselves, but the capacity to profit
by advice is not a mark of a decaying
race."
The Spectator goes on to say that the
princely families have also upset the
theory that as an animal can be bred
to a certain point of perfection, so a
race of men, well fed. taught, exercis
ed and employed, could be developed to
a point superior to any that mankind
has yet reached. Nevertheless, though
the conditions which should make such
race are those under which princely
houses have been reared, they remain
very like other people. The bpectator
continues:
'They are on the level, for the most
part, of competent English squires, but
no higher. Very few have been orig
inal, and the men descendants of those
few, without exception, have slipped
back' to the ordinary level."
From this theory the Spectator de
duces that a truly royal caste cannot
be bred according to the theories of
heredity. They ought to bear, it says,
a definite stamp, and be an easily rec
ognizable type of mankind. Yet this Is
not a' case of personal likenesses which
occasionally occur, such as that of the
Cxar and the Prince of wales. There
Is no more general similarity of type
between those men than among mem
bers of the House of Commons, where
accidental likenesses are very common.
Princes bear no professional cachet
such as comes to soldiers and sailors,
All show a sense of superiority bred by
training, and all are nervously sensitive-
of their dignity. There the simi
larity ends. The Spectator declares:
"One thing they are alike In . Is the
failure to exhibit genius in any of Its
ordinary manifestations."
nrfe; . ;
CANVAS CART TOP
FOR "KIDS" PANTS
Portuguese Vehicle Trader Puts
Shade to a Queer
Use.
A broken trade of a
broken down
second hand
wagon worm w anu a
cart, worth, it is said about $15, occu
pied the attention of Judge Dickey all
of yesterday afternoon, a flock of tvit-
nesses being on hand to testify on
both sides. The man who got tne can
claimed he had been cheated, alleging
that the vehicle wasn't worth more
than $5 because it had rickety spokes
and the wheels were dished-in speci
mens. .
An amusing feature of the case was
hn the man who had taken the cart
in exchange for his wagon was asked
whether he had received the canvas top
to the cart. He replied that he hadn t
touched it since it came into nis pos
session. When asked how it came to b
broken he answered that he had ripped
off one side because it was not worth
much. Attorney Stanley requested
his rtason for ripping the canvas and
the witness replied that he thought oi
making "breeches for his kids." He
had made no "breeches," however, for
he found the canvas was too old to do
tht and he therefore returned the
top to the "original owner,
rlpped-off piece. " '"
minus the
KAISER KEPI HIB WOBO
BendaTroopm toCrefeld, That the Girls
May Dance With SldiTrs.
BERLIN. July 2r During his recent
tour in the Rhenish industrial district
the kainer was extremely pleased at
seine so many signs of progress. He
oc in tifph e-ood humor when at
the
close of hia Crefeld visit
he thanked
th. m.iida of honor for
their attend-
ance.
He complimented them on their
raceful figures, spoke of the charming
Crefeld faces, and risked If the lieuten- f
ants oftwn danced witn tnem. nen
the ladies replied that Crefeld po-ssss-ed
no lieutenants the kaiser laughed
heartily and said: "Then I must send
you some." -
As he was leaving he added: "I will
keep my word." Next day the chief
burgomaster of Crefeld received the
following telegram from Lieut. Gen.
von Bissing, commander or tne n
array corps: "By order of his majesty
the kaiser and king. Crefeld is to re
ceive a garrison. Kindly forward
proposals for the accommodation of a
hus3ar regiment in the town."
-
A- COLD AT THIS SEASON is
most annoying, and should not be neg
lected. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will relieve the lungs, make expectora
tion easy, effect a quick cure and leave
the system in a healthy condition. It
always cures and cures quickly. Ben
son. Smith & Co.. Ltd., wholesale
agents, sell it.
310 RTGAU EE'S NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of a certain mortgage made
by the HAWAIIAN AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY. LIMITED, to CARTLE
AND COOKE. LIMITED, dated the
24th day of May, 1901. recorded Liber
226, page S; notice is hereby given that
the mortgagee Intends to foreclose the
same for condition broken, to wit: th
non-payment of both Interest and prin
cipal. Notice Is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from the date
of this notice, the property conveyed
by said mortgage will be advertised for
sale at public auction, at the auction
rooms of James F. Morgan in Hono
lulu, on Monday, the 1st day of Sep
tember, 1902, at 12 noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had of W.
R. CASTLE, attorney for mortgagee.
Dated Honolulu, August 1, 1902.
CASTLE AND COOKE, LIMITED.
Mortgagee.
The premises covered by this mort
gage consist of:
First: All that lot of land, being a
portion of the premises covered by
A pans, 7 of Royal Patent 5C5 on L. C
Award 47 to C. Kanalna for William
C. Lunalllo, situate on the makal side
of King street in Honolulu. Oahu. Ter
ritory of Hawaii, adjoining the south
easterly line of the lot used by the
street department of the Government,
In the block bounded by King, Punch
bowl. Queen and Milil&nl streets, and
having a front of eighty-two (82) feet
on said King street and an area of eight
thousand six hundred and fifty-six
(86S6) square feet or 193-1000 acre. -
Second; A lot adjoining the souther
ly or makal side of the first lot afore
said (the two together forming one
large lot) being premises more fully de
scribed in Royal Patent 5701 on L. C.
Award 637 to Kuluwailehua, containing
222-1000 acre, together with the fine
concrete building standing upon said
premises; and
Third: The following personal prop
erty and effects now lying in said build
ing: 1 1 H. P. G. E. Co. Direct urrent Mo
tor. 1 2 H. P. G. E. Co. Direct Current
Motor.
1 6-40-260 G. E. Co. Generator, 320 am
pere, direct connected to a Mcintosh
& Seymour Horizontal Engine, 11 x
13.
2 Blue Vermont Marble Panel Switch
Boards, fitted with
2 500 ampere Overland Circuit Breakers.
t 500 ampere underload Circuit Break
ers. 2 Thompson Astatic Voltmeters, 130
volts.
2 Bristol Recording Voltmeters with
cards.
2 Bristol Recording Voltmeters.
2 Main Switches.
1 Thompson Astatic Ammeters.
1 Station Recording Walt Meter.
1 Card Resistance Box.
1 22-ft. 2000-lbs. Traveling Crane.
1 20CO-lbs. Pneumatic Motor Chain
Holm.
1 Breast Pneumatic Drill.
1 Worthlneton Water Meter.
1 Stratlon Steam Separator, 3", with
crate valve.
19 Gals, of acid-proof Mogul paint.
1 Office Safe.
Office Furniture.
Sundry Electrical Fittings.
5 Electrical Runabouts No Batteries.
Automobile Runabouts No uatterK-e.
6233
WAIHEA. SUUAK MILL CU.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING.
TsioTTfW Tft TITCREBT GIVEN THAT
' .noz-ial matins' of the WAIMEA
cjTTriAT MIUL COMPANY has been
.iiori tvr th President, to be held in
the assembly hall over the offices of
r-aoti Cooke. Ltd.. in irionoiuiu.
nahii on Thursday. August 14th, 190
at 10 a. m.. to consider an Important
communication from the T
iiocrptflrv Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
ttii tr T. Julv SOth. 1902. 23J
WILLIAM M'KINLISY L01X1K
NO. 3, id. OF P.
THEKE WITL BE ARE
gular convention of the above
named Lodge Saturday even
ing, Anguftt 9, in Harmony
IIall,at7:30.
WORK IN THE FI11ST AND SECOND
HANK.
Members of Oaiiu No. 1 and Mystic
No. 2 and all sojourning brothers are
invited to attend,
B. 9. GREGORY.
K. of R. & S.
AMERICAN SUGAR CO., LTD.
SPECIAL. MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting or tne nwnnumnn
of the American Sugar Company. Llm
'ted will be held at Room 610 Btangen
wald building, Honolulu, on Thursday,
the 14th day of August. A. D. at
10 a. m.
Object of meeting:
Consideration of reports.
Election of officers.
Such othr buslneps as may
brought before the meeting.
By ordr-r of the President:
J K. A. MOTT-SMITH.
be
Secretary.
DIVIDEND SUTIUE.
a nivinrNI) IS DUE AND PA Y-
abl to the stockholders of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., at
the office of the company, yueen sir'-i
xirtniiv Ancrurt 4th, l'.02.
tA-. tVx-kt-.noks of the company will
h closel to transfers on the 2nd and
4th insts. n E oedor,
Treasurer
Honolulu. Aug. 1, 1W2. 6-3i
XOTICE TO SHirrEUh.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
kin of ladinsr will be issued by this
company. Instead af shipping receipts
uvfie-ht will be received under the old
form of shipping receipt up to October
lot Km?, but after tnat aaie me oui
i7t taillni onlv will be accepted.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
v nrTiiiT
President.
Henlulu, June 10th. 1HJ. 1132
DEKOCKATS, ATTENTION !
An imoortant meeting of th Dm
ocntic club will be held In Waverley
hall at 7:80 o'clock this (Monday) eve
ning.
By order of
C. J. M'CARTHY.
Chairman.
RICH-LAND
IN
Central Evens
FOR SALS
By order of RKnOiS BOOASTSX
Trustee, I offer for aaio Sam i ril
parcels of Land situate at OmX GaotJb
Kona, Island of Hawaii. 6oxs2aA Da
Royal Pa teat (Grant) No. LtO Isr.O.
Schulze, and containing 17ton. J50T
al Patent (Grant) No. 2K3 fct ivttoft
and containing 709 7S-1M oa, ' Zxa
at Keopuka and OnaaU. XalttMt C Ha
waii. -
This to a trao! of Ia T omw C2
acres, situated la the most tmx&m i
richest portion of the Is&aarf
It facos the new GoveraaacaC cm$.
teBds to the sea. and Is
walk from Kealakelcua 'BT. V ,
of the old Government rea4 wfc3arfc.i
through the property.' ' Poa o oJH
land are already wader eoUzMfiSaah
This tract is so sltwto Ckofi St la
about midway teetwoea Trffit
Hookena. and five mile firoas
poo, three most Importaat parts V3m
Kona district It baa WKCQnAmaX
tiom. running os- to fowrt
feet, to be particularly fcor-Wv aa
Its soil Is well adapted Us cwr
of trugar ease, oofreo, traits. Calnrtoas.
or for the iimtisa mt
faranlag. . .
Occupants of this ItnTfcav oasgp i
cess to several ports for l.ywC stA
with the advent of the CxI&o
will find themselves la rleo 3Wes
nication with the thriving Cttr wT
This, of couso, affords a r?aJH. op
portunity for the expert! cT fu
products to the California. raurrta.
With the revival of th Kwa f-oKjcM
Co., considerable portions of tsi Jac4
can be successfully pUat? t eosst
cane.
This is one of the moot itpktatfAS op
portunities for a good laveatraeat tfitaC
has been put upon the tor a
considerable period of time.
Further particulars of
JAMtiS F MO'GAP
S 5 QTIEEN CTBCISST-
REPORT OF THE COXDJTKXff Cf
THE FIRST NATIONAL KAjvTK. ir
HAWAII, AT HONOLi:tXr. EST
THE TERRITORY OI ItAXtX.
AT THE CLOSE OV BCSUttunL
july leni. i02.
Resources '
Loans and discounts ..i. JTii-X m
Overdrafts, secured and
secured
U. S. bonds to secure circu
lation W.FWW
U. S. bonds to secure O. 3.
deposits
Premiums on U. B. bonds .... HP"
Banking hou!e, furniture an4
fixtures . . -
Due from , Btate banks ana.
bankers - -
S73V
tua;i
zz.an ss
Due from approved Fewsrre
agents
Checks and other cash item-.
Nots of other National backs
Fractional . paper currency.
Z3M
arte
nickels and cents'.. v.' '."..
Lawful Money Reserva le
Bank, via.:
Specie r
Iegal tender nots.. 179 l-7'
Redemption fund with IJ. B. .
Treasurer (5 per sant o cirr
eulation) . . 3JOKt
Total . . ...... ,T VAZ2JL1 T
Liabilities-
Capital stock paid In
...... ...3.WKM
Surnlus fund '.vi..
TTntvflArf nroflll.
.v. . . - w- l ' -
rATD arA IfllM tala ......
National .Bank note 'oatJ -
standing .
Dividends unpaid ..
Individual deposits - subject
hflr a
Demand certlflcaUa of depoett H
Certified checks
United States, deponita. IXZJZ a
Deposits of U.B. disbursing
officers . , v-
Liabilities bther
above stated ;v
Total
Territory of Hawaii, Island Oa.i
I. w. O. Cooper, Cashier mz tn aumv -
nam'd bank, do sol m my ww
the above statement la tree to 1U
f tr.y knowledge an belief.
CaxtkMr.
CORRECT Attest:
IS. P. ROnTKSO.
a. j. WAUjra,
L. L. U'CAJJDUBt
Subiscribd ami sworn t-o tx'Ior km-
this SOth any or Juiy, i?"-.
GEO. L:- Diuirwiw.
Notary Pubftrr.
C0RP0RATIOW -NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "3TIA.T
at the annual m.tnB.or.U) itut.w
t the Oahu Coil- g",. h.Jd m J'-c
dav of July and'siljourned until XI
late, the following officers wf-re :Vr-.r
fcr the ensuing ypar:
President A. F. Griffiths.
Vice President W. D. Alexar
Secretary A. F. Judd.
Treasurer P. Cl Jon.
Auditor J. H. "AtuertonV'
And that Hon. S. B. Dole and L- A-
TVmrton V.vn.. were elfctea mwrLOr
of the corporation for the term of !
to VJ08. ,
Dated at Honolulu, July si,
. a. f. ji;ih.
vt flyrtary-
MEETING NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
the Hoolu and Hoola Uhul S'rWr
the Maternity Home .Tuesday. Aur
th. at 10 a. nu AH memtK.Ts are r
quefted to te prf-s-rit as bus.rw T
greit importance will be cunsid-ms.
By th'j Secretary: . , ,
EUGENIA UKtfT.
BEAVER LUNCH ROOKS
H. J. NOLTB. Proprletar.
rrt Rtrtct. Opposite Wilder i Cj.
TsaLUNC;iE8 HYU
With Tea, Coffee. b'da watv
Ginger Ala or Ml A
Oh from T a, m. to lfl PJ ti