The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], August 06, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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QUE PACIFIC COMMEECIAC 3VDVERT1SER, HONOLULU, AUGUST e, 1503.
V.
Pacific
MMMMtMMMMMM
during; this hot
weather by having your veran
da and lanaia shaded with oar
new style
Porch
Shades
We have Just received another
large shipment of them, and are
now prepared to fill all orders.
They come In several colors, a a
are cheap and durable.
Window
i
Shades
. AJ1 aiies, cb hand and made . ta
order.
We have a flrst-class upbostery
and repair department.
Fine hand polishing: a specialty.
Linoleum and matting:. Also a
complete line of
Furniture
In all grades. To please our cus
i
tomers Is our aim.
t
: J.Hopp&Co.
t LEADING FURNITURE
DEALERS.
Ccrner Kimg and Bethel Sts.
$
Castle & Cooke
HinTXD.
LIFE and FIRE
Insurance Agents,
. KOXNTS FOB
BIT ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSUBANOB 00
OF BOSTON
STBA FIRE INSUBANOB CO,
OF 3CARTTORD-
amu Ice &
EliECTMEC (DO.
v Ice Delivered to any part of the
TEty.
Island orders promptly filled
Hoffman & Markham.
9lakon Elne $1$L P. O. Bx Iff
Office: Kewalo.
Giiaet Grabber
Which hag proved bo successful in clearing land of
lan tan a was introduced by the PACIFIC HARDWARE
COMPANY', LIMITED, a little more than a year ago
and'haa the endorsement of those who have used it.
The several invoices of Grubbers already received
have been disposed of bo promptly on arrival that they
have not been advertised.
A iew of the No. 2 size are now in stock and a
supply of No. 1 are expected at an early date. -:
Any one interested in freeiug his land of lantana
should correspond with the '
ardware
Fort Street, Honolulu.
OLIILU CANDY
COMPANY'S
ANNEX AT THE
Merchants' Fair
Will Make Candy in
Public
such as Stick Candy, Peanut, Cocoa-
nut Candy. Chocolate, Cream Irops
and Hand-made Goods which will be
sold hot.
This display will interest the younger
element.
Mixed Candy in 50c boxes; every fifth
box contains 21 in silver; and mixed
candy In $1 boxee; every tenth box
contains $5 In gold.
Handsome rings, souvenir spoons and
Jewelry given away as presents In ev
ery 'box; see affidavit 8ri file at booth.
Candy Booth In aisle between main
buildings, Watfclkl side.
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTOR3.
FOR : '
The Ewt Plantation Oo.
Tb Walaloa Agricultural Co., 2U,
The Kohala Sugar Oo.
The Walmea 8ugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. Lcl
Ho.
The Standard Oil Go.
The George F. blake Steam Famr.
"Weston's Centrifngila.
The New England Mutual Lit l
urance Co. of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Inturanca Ca.
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance AMwrane v.
iea.
Will Make Your Glotks
Look Like New
IF YOU TAKE THEM TO THI
Cleaning and Dyeing Works.
Fort St., Opposite Star Block.
TeL White 2862.
xslLone-f
WATCHES
DURABLE and ACCURATE
-fgrfZTBkz The Keystone Watch Ctsc Co.
Philaderphla.U.S.A.
sv America's Oldest and
fFZJT For salo
Hawaiian !?;.u:ds
FLEUR-DE-LIS
Ice Cream Parlors
Alakea St. between King and HoteL
G. E. MORSE & COMPAXi .
PHONE BLUE 18M.
Our agon will deliver order,
promptly wittooat extra charge.
SDedal attention given to supplying
REptfons. Parties. Weddmga and
Church Gatherings.
HON
1
Co., Ltd.
TO MY CUSTOMERS: i
t Realizing the import'
ance of my optical depart'
ment 1 Jiave arranged
from now on to at vote 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, which
the correction, of visual
defects require.
With a practical ex
perience of over twelve
years, in which time thou- 4
' . f - r
sit nun of cases, many o u
most complicated nature
have been fitted by me,
thisiUpartment comes be
fore you as ho new thirty.
Further, with a well
equipped factory, wherein 1
optical lenses of every des- 1
T eription are ground ac-
eurately, together with the i
ments in . the. testing dc- '
partment, I am enabled to j
guarantee absolutely satis- j
instance. The high repu- 4
tation which this depart- 1
ment has earned in the
past, will be fully main-
ta in ed in tie future. 2
Very Respectfully
FORT STREET.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
P0PTPiAlTS ,
Fine Assortment of IBLAND
VIEWS. Send for list.
First Class Work Guarantees
ttOTOURArHIC CO..
UM1TED-
MOTT-SMITH BLACK.
Cerner Fort and Hotel Btreta.
Wing Wo Chan & Go
3esy Tcrnltura,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Chine and JapanaM Taaa,
Crockery, Mattlnga,
Yasea, Camphorwooa TraaltJ,
Kattan Chairs.
m-m Hamas Rrwti
I
MONEY IS
VANISHING
Three Thousand
Remain i for -'
The total expenditures from the fund
for "general expenses of Supreme and
Circuit courts" for the year ending:
June 30th, were 131,832.16. For the
I month of July, according to the war
rants already paid by the auditor, there
has been an additional expenditure of
approximately $687. The total appropri
ation made by the legislature for the
two years was $36,000. and there re
mains but a little over $3500 for run
ning expanses of all the courts for the
remaining eleven months of the bien
nial period.
If the present August term of court
is to be measured by the expenditures
made in the past by the second judg.e
Ihe statement of Judge Gear to the
grand jury yesterday that he might be
compelled to stop work before the end
of the term for lack of funds is prob
ably correct. There is still to be paid
the jury for the special term hold by
Judge Humphreys and probably other
expenses in the remaining island cir
cuits. This will leave about $2500 for
the present term of court, which is not
very much more than the cost of some
terms held in the past by Judge Gear.
If on the other hand the present term
is conducted on the same lines as laid
down by Judge Robinson and some of
che Judges in other circuits, the money
still remaining in the appropriation will
'not only be sufficient for the August
terra, but also for the next term to be
held here. .
The trial jury and the grand Jury
ally necessary for the conduct of the
ally necessary for the enoduct of the
courts, the salaries being paid out of a
special appropriation. The trial jury
which is composed of eighteen men can
sit but twenty-four days, which would
run the cost to lesa than $900. The
grand Jury with twenty-two members
will hardly hold sessions more than
half that time, and the expense should
not greatly exceed $500, unless there is
the usual charge of $200 or $300 for
i clerk hire, which Judge Robinson has
i heid is not authorized, but which has
I always been allowed by Judge Gear.
The bailiffs are paid from the general
appropriation, excepting Ballifl Sea,
who is also acting for the Supreme
Court. ; Interpreters, stenographers and
clerks are also paid from the salary
appropriation, and though there are
two regular court reporters, the term
has been-opened by the employment
of a third stenographer, who must be
paid from the general fund. Miss
Neumann, who occupied that position
last term, was paid at the rate of $10
per day and drew altogether about $500.
Auditor 'Austin said yesterday that
when the appropriation was exhausted
he would simply stop the issuance of
warrants. He knew of no . way by
which the courts could be continued,
unless by. continuing the operation of
courts; the parties to whom the money
is owing going to the next legislature
for reimbursement. As a- matter of
of fact,th,e, judges could continue to sit
lor me iicunug ul tuui l isbcb muvu vu
not .Teem I re a jury trial, as the salary
appropriation provides for stenograph
ers, interpreters and clerks, which is all
the machinery required in such cases.
There are enough of these matters on
the calendar to-occupy all the Judges
for- the remainder of the fiscal year,
and if no solution is found to the prob-
em those cases could be cleared and
the Jury trials be put over until the
legislature meets in February.
SPORTS M AY GO
TO MAUI RACES
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth is mak
ing arrangements whereby the steam
er Ke Au llou of the Inter-Island line
will take a special limited excursion
party to Maui for the race meeting,
and more especially for the proposed
Bast-ball match of August 12th.
The plan calls for 35 tickets at $13
each. While the required number of
persons have signified their Intention to
proceed there will be no certainty about
the trip until the hard cash has been
secured for the passage money of the
would-be excursionists. Until that
stage , has been reached Mr. Chilling-
worth will continue to regard the trip
as problematical.
Should the excursion be made, the
vessel will sail from Honolulu Monday
evening. August 11th, at 5:30 o'clock.
evening, August, inn, at o:su o ciock, i
arriving- at Maalaea nay tne next,
morning. The return trip will be made
leaving the same port at 11 o'clock that
night and arriving here Wednesday
morning.
The team which will play ball
against. Aiaui win oe tne same as mat
which met the All-Maul tt-a'm here
Monday last, with the
exception of
who will play
Meyer of the Punabous
third base. Julian Yates.' of the Mauls,
now lt-re, will make the trip to take' his
forr.v-r position at short. '
SOUL-SICK WOMAN
GOES TO ASYLUM
Raving, screeching and in terror over
being committed to the insane asylum,
a j'ortuguese woman was meraiiy
dragged from a police station cell late
yesterday afternoon to the patrol wag--
on, and taken to ivanni. n was tne
same woman wno was MKen . .Deiore
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth . by her
father on Monday afternoon, and had
declared to that official that her "soul
nas pick." On Monday afternoon the
woman was rational and Irrational at
times, but the deputy was convinced
that she was out of her mind, and he
felt that when he sent her home with
her father on probation, that it would
not be long before she would again bi
heard from.
Yesterday afternoon a call was made
upon the police by the aged father and
the woman was promptly placed under
surveillance. She was brought to the
police station, attired in a holoku, bare- j
footed . and dishevelled. Her outcries !
during the afternoon unnerved most of
the prisoners and Turnkey Melanphy.
when he came on duty at 5 p. m.. soon
made a request of the marshal that the
woman be taken to the asylum for safe
keeping. Three men had to carry her
from the cell, and there was a general
sigh of .relief when the wagon drove
away with her.
BY AUTHORITY.
SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of a certain ex
ecution issued by Lyle A. Diekey, Sec
ond District Magistrate of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
on the 21st day of July, A. D. 1902. In
the matter of T. H. Davles and Com
pany. Limited, vs. C. H. W. AhL I
have, on this 29th day of July, A. D.
1902. levied upon, and shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,"
Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu, at 12
o'clock noon of Saturday, the 30th day
of August. A. D. 1902. all the right, title
and Interest of the said C. H. V. Ahi
in and to the following described prop
erty, unless the Judgment and cost of
execution amounting to one hundred
and fifty-six and 15-100 dollars, inter
est, costs and my expenses are pre
vicusly paid:
1. Lease from Kahillopua et al. to
Ahi. dated May 22nd, 1897, of premises
at north corner of Nuuanu and Pauahi
streets, containing about 13,500 sq. feet,
and recorded in the Registry Office in
said Honolulu, in Liber 169, page 325.
Term of lease 15 years from June 1ft,
187. at a rental of $12S per month.
Subject to mortgage to Hoffschlaeger
& Co., Ltd., for $2509. aa of record in
said Registry Office In Liber 220, page
ML
S. Lot In rear of and adjoining fore
. 1 1 9 S . . .
suing iraje ueing u J. AWHra im.
Royal Patent 155. conveyed by deed of
Geo. Moau and wife to C. Ahi, on Octo
ber 12th, 1896, aa of record in said Reg
istry Office in Liber 155. page 207. and
containing about 3100 sq. feet. Subject
to mortgage of C. Ahi to R. F. Lange,
dated February 28th. 1898, for $1000 as
of record in said Registry Office in Li
ber 174. page 446.
. 6-10 interest in co-partner.hlp
known as Look Hop & Co., owners of
the lease made by J. R. Gllliland to
Hee Leong and Hung Tau, dated Octo
ber 16t.h, 1899, of premises at corner of
Kukui and River streets (58 feet on
Kukui street and 179 feet on River
street), and recorded in said Registry
Office, in Liber 197, page 347. Term of
lease, 25 years from November 1st, 1S99.
at a rental of $50 per month. Subject
to mortgage to Lewers & Cooke for
$2500 as of record In said Registry Of
fice in Liber 220, page 24.
See Estate of Chine Ahi. deceased, in
probate record of Uupreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii, No. $150.
Honolulu, Oahu.
CHAS. F. CHILLINGWORTH.
2$4 Deputy Sheriff, Ter. of Hawaii.
jlOUTGiGFU'N NOT HE OF
FORECLOSURE.
IN ACCORD ANCH WITH THE
provisions of a certain mortgage made
by the HAWAIIAN AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY. LIMITED, to CASTLE
AND COOKE. LIMITED, dated the
24th day of May, 190L. recorded Liber
220, page 8; notice ia hereby given that
the mortgagee intends to foreclose the
same for condition broken, to wit : the
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 or W.
R. CASTILE, attorney for mortgagee.
Dated Honolulu. August 1, 1902.
CASTLE AND COOKE, LIMITED,
Mortgagee.
The premises covered --by this mort'
ear? consist of: r
First: All that lot ot land, De:ng a
portion of the premises covered by
ADana 1 it Royal Patent 6695 on L. C.
Award 247 to C. Kanalna for William
C. Lunalilo. situate on the makal side
of . Kins street in Honolulu. Oahu, Ter
rltorv of Hawaii, adjoining the south
easterly line of-the lot used by the
street -department of 'the Government,
in th block bounded by King. Punch
bowl. Queen : and Militant streets; ana
havine a front of eighty-two (82) reel
on said King street and an area of fight
thousand ' trix hundred and flrty-six
(8656) square feet or 198-1000 acre.
Second: A lot adjoining tne scanner
ly or makal side of the first lot afore
said fthe two together forming one
large lot) being premises more fully de
scribed in Royal Patent 5701 on l,.
Award 37 to Kuluwallehua. containing
S22-1000 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:
11 H. P. O. E. Co. Direct Current Mo
tor.
1 2 H. P. G. B. Co. Direct current
Motor.
1 6-40-260 O. E. Co. Generator. 320 am
pere, direct connected to a Mcintosh
A Seymour Horizontal Engine, 11 x
12".
2 Blue Vermont Marbl Panel Switch
Boards, fitted with
2 500 ampere Overland Circuit Breakers.
&oo ampere unaerioua v-m-uu
era.
2 Thompson
Astatic Voltmeters, 150
volt.
2 Bristol Recording
Voltmeters with
cards.
2 Bristol Recording Voltmeters.
2 Main Switches.
1 Thompson Astatic Ammeters,
1 Station Recording "Walt Meter.
1 Card Itepist.anre i;ox.
1 22-ft 2000-!bs. Traveling Crane.
1 L'OPO-ib. Pnt-umatie Motor
Hoit.
1-Krea.st Pnounratlc Drill.
Chain
j 1 Worthlngton Watfr Meter.
ilStratton Steam Separator. Zr'
with
' gate valve.
19 Clals. of acid-proof Mogul paim.
1 Office Safe.
I Office Furniture.
' Sundry Klectrical Fittings.
5 Electrical -Runabout-To Batteries,
j Automobile RunabouU No Batteries.
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V1LL1A.U Jl'lilll'jl liUUMfj
NO.
K. OF P.
THEP.E WILL BE A HE
gular convention of the above
named Lodge Saturday even
ing, Ant 9, in Harmony
Hall, at 720.
WOItK IN THE E IIiST AND SECOND
KANK.
Members of Oahn No. 1 and Mystic
No. 2 and all sojourning brotbere fire
invited to attend,
n. .!. GRKGORY,
TT. of R. & S.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.
DURING MY ABflCNCE FROM Ho
nolulu J. F. Soper will act for me u i
der fu'.l power ef attorney.
(Binned) J. H. SOPKR.
AUff. t, 1M2. 633
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RICH LAND
IN
Central K ona
FOR SALE
Br order of REINNE RODANXT,
Trustee, I offer for sale tltoae certain
parcels of land situate at OnouU, Boat
Kona, Island of Hawaii, drcrib4 fca
Royal Patent (Grant) No. U to F. O,'
Schulxe, and containing 174 acre. Roy
al Patent (Grant) No. 2S62 to Awahua
and containing 739 73-100 acre. Bltu&la
at Keopuka and Onoull. Island of iU .
waiL
This Is a tract of land of over $11
acres, situated In the most fertile aa
richest portion of the Island of U avail.
It faces the new Government road, ex
tends to the sea, and la five minutes
walk from Kealakekua Bay, by way
of the old Government road which ran
through the property Portions of tha
land art already under cultivation.
This tract Is so situated that It la'
about midway between Kallua aad ;
Hookena, and five miles from Napoo- .
poo, three most Important porta of tha :'
Kona district. It has aufflclent eleva
tion, running up to fourteen buodr4
feet, to be particularly healthful, and
lbs soil la well adapted to the growth. :
of sugar cane, coffee, frultt, dairying,-,
or for the promotion ' of diversified
farming.
Occupants of this land have easy ac- '
cess to several ports . for export, and
with the advent of the Kona Railroad.,
will find themselves In close comma
nlcatlon with the thriving City of HUo.
This, of couse, affords a splendid op- -
portunlty for the exporting of farm
products to the California market.
With the revival of the Konn.Kurar
Co., considerable portions of this land
can be successfully planted to sugar
cane.
This Is one of tbe most splendid op
portunities for a good Investment that
has been put upon the market for a
considerable period of time.
Further particulars of
JAMES F MORGAN,
65 QUEEN STREET.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF
HAWAII. AT HONOLULU, IN
TIID TERRITORY OF HAWAII,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
. JULY 16TII. 1902.
Resources
Loans and discounts $797,613 70
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured . . 31,035 If
IT. B. bonds to secure circu
lation . . , 60,000 04
U. 8 bonds to secure U. 8.
deposits 200.000 00
Premiums on IT. S. bonds .... 10,000 00
Banking house, furniture and-
fixtures i ,000 00
Due from State banks .and
bankers . ......... .". . . : . .' . . 97,348 28
Due from approved reserve
agents . . . 1 .j .v.. 'J. rl,Z3S 7
Checks and other cash items.. 22,001 22
Notes of other National bank 210 00
Fractional, paper M
nickels and cents 202 60
Lawful Money .Reserve In
Bank, viz.: '
Specie . IWS'.rO T
Legal tender -notes. 170- 00 185,877 10
Redemption fund with JJ. 8.
Treasurer (5 per cent of cir
culation) . . 2.600 00
Total; k... $1,427,077 02
Liabilities 1 ' ' "
Capital stock paid in ..$500,000 00
Surplus fund . '. ......' 60,000 00
Undivided profits, less ex
penses and taxes paid 800 64
National Bank notes out
standing 18.500 0
Dividends unpaid . 170 00
Individual deposits subject
to check 458.IW 96
Demand certificates of deposit 15641 7
Certified checks 2.272,77
United States deposits 182,239 72
Deposits of U. 8. disbursing
officers ......... 26,986 73
Llabllltlea other than.thosw
Above stated '
Total
,$1,427.077 02
Territory of Hawaii. Island of Oahu, ss:
I. W. G. Cooper. Cashier of the above
namod bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
W. O. COOPER.
Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:
M. P. ROBINSON,
O. J. WALLER,
L. L., M'CANDLESS,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before m
this 30th day of July, 1IH2.
GEO. L.-BIGELOW.
. Notary Public.
NOTICE.
A ' SPECIAL MEETING' Ol Till.'
stockholders of the Plonker Mill Com
pany, Limited, will be hHd at the offic-
of II. Hackfcld & C., Ltd., in t'ie i ity
of Honolulu, on Saturday, August Pith.
12. at 10 o'cloek a. m., for the 'purpor--
of considering and voting upon the fol
lowing proposition, to wit: To in
crease the bonded Indebtedness f t'i
Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd., and to b -:i'l tM.
property and as-t of saM c nminy
for that' purpose and to determ'ne bv
vote any and all iuctlur) n'-.jefHH,r
or proper to effectuate the FaJd proj
sitlon, or which may be inc ident th ro
to, that may prorerly come before s;til
meeting.
. V. KIAJU',
Secretary.
Honolulu, T. H.. August 6th. 1902.
IN t'O HE TAX.
I AM ABOUT TO BRING AN Ac
tion in Judge Estee's court on beha.r
of fifty-six corporations and individ
uals of Honolulu to enjoin the Terri
torial Treasurer from collecting any
lnrcm tar from the complains ntr on
th rrouna that the lrcomw tax law i
In violation of the United States Con
stitution and the act of Congress or
pp.r.lzlrg IfviHli Territory. All who
"slre to ;' i In this nation and vail
ther-sclves of Its benefits. If sureessful.
re Invited to call at my office, 6'H
fitarrr.wald bulldlnir.
THOHfAS FITCH.
Honolulu. Aug. 4, 102.
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