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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, June 03, 1898, Image 1

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Vol VI
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
Tho Fine Passenger Steamors of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave
This Port as Heroundor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
ZEALANDIA JUNE 8
MOANA JUNIC 22
ZEALANDIA JULY G
We G Irwin Go
LIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S S Company
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
THE NEW
Improved Planters Hoe
Solid Cast Stoel Eyo and Blade Forged Entire
CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETC
HOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS
PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY
VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES
VACUUM OILS
TheStaudard of Merit
Universal Stoves and Ranges
PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN
SPRINKLERS
A Large Assortment rf General Hardware
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OF
G ener al Merchandise
Telephone 92
AND
SOIMIJMLTSSICnsr lETECDEiJiJlXTS
Vgonts for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assuranco Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packetn from Liverpool
HONOLULU H I FRIDAY JUNE 3 1898
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ZEALANDIA JUNE 14
ALAMEDA JUNE 22
ZEALANDIA JULY 12
In connection with tho sailing of tho above stoauiers tho A go tits are
prepared to issue to iutouding pasengerscoupon through tickets by any
railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United State and from
Now York by any stoatuship lino to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
P O Box 145
E McINTYRE fc BRO
habt corner fort kino Sts
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and Feed
Now and Freah GooiU rocolved by overy paokotfroni California Eastern
States and European Markets
Standard Gradn of Ganued Vegetables Fruits and Fish
ttfe Goods delivered to any part o the Olty Wk
IBLANJ TH4DB 807tWTSin BTiPAOTHW onAHAMTJIBD
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Freo rides for the visitora on tho
trams
General Anderson has his son
with him
Lgilaturo aud schools adjourned
till Monday
Native Hawaiians aro hearty in
their welcomo
May good digostion wait upon
healthy appetite
Tho transports will probably sail
to morrow morning
President MoKinley has called for
an additional 76000 volunteers
Many happy returns of tho day
to Speakor John Lots Kaulukou
There is quito a number of corres
pondents on board the transports
Stanford sends a contingent of
35 students with the Californians
Ewa and tbo Peninsular havo sont
forth crowds for the demonstration
The BirjjRtrom Music Company
havo moved into the Progress Block
The Boat Club Hnues are free
to our visitors for bahing purposes
She left her baby behind and for
got it in the onthusiasm of the mo
mont
The S F Call announced tho pro
jected reception to tho troops on
tho day they sailed
Tbo officers and their friond wero
well pleasod with their trip to Eva
plantation yesterday
That baseball docision wraukles
in tho minds and pockets of many
Stop betting and play ball
The steamors Mikihala from Kau
ai Nleau from Lahaina and Iwalani
from Honokaa arrived today
Tho weather is behaving kindly
Tho Hawaiian heavens aro favora
ble to the expedition to Mauila
Tho barkentine Geo 0 Perkins
Captain Mans arrived in San
on the 23rd iust 18 days from
Kahulul
Tbo Board of Supervisors of the
Froo Kindergarten and Childrens
Aid A8oeiation will meet at 9
oclook on Monday
The Commissioner and Consul of
Franco has published his neutrality
proclamation Comiug events cast
their shadows beforo
Tho next divisiou to arrive will
bring the troops from Colorado
Wyoming Nebraska Utah Idaho
aud other Western States
The Royal Saloon under the chief
stewardship of Mjor George Haw
kins keeps cool and exbiltratiug
Pabst Draught Beor a remedy for
cobwebB
Among tho distinguished news
paper men who arrived on Wednes
day are Paul Boeringer th j Call
Herald artist and Osoar K Davis
of the Now York Sun
A New York newspaper man has
the improsion that annexation will
shortly bo accomplished and that
prior to tho elections for the next
Congress in November
A number of our welcomo visitors
were surprised to see t hat Hawaiians
woro not cannibals or heathen aud
that tbev did not garb themselves
in the uttorlytoo uttor altogether
Mr Edgar Henrique opened bis
now fruit store at the Masonic Tem
ple Wednesday last Givo him a call
and a trial order and wo bespeak for
turn tnat no will givo entiro satis
faction
Steamer arrivals from tho Coast
on schedule time will bo put very
much out of joint now that tbo
U S Government ar chartering
overy available atoamship flying
that oouutrys flag
Frank Godfroy quartermaster sor
geant of tho Rosoburg Oregon Com
pany accepted with great pleasure
and surprise a onpv of the Illustratod
Handbook from Frank Godfroy of
this oity its uompilor Tho two
namesakes met with hearty hand
shaking
During this month tho Kalihi
waena Sebool will givo a concert
at the Wayerloy Club for tho
benefit of a school library Mr
Edwards the principal hopes to
meet with the same sucoesa as last
year when the school gava concert
for ux orgaa
Tho Doric may arrive at any hour
To day will be in the nature of an
unofficial holiday
Flowors fade quickly a plug of
tobacco is a lingering solace
Tho puzzle of tho hour How to
do it all and what to do uext
The Bishop Musoum is an excel
lent placo for the boys to visit
The China Centennial Zalandia
aud Monterey will soon be along
Captain Ashley will be pleased to
receive certaiu contributions to tho
Commissariat
The bathers eujoyed hugely yes
terday aud almost monopolized our
local soa coast
For overy dollar expended by tho
citizens the roturn will be a hundred-fold
hi future benefits to tho
islands
About 8 knots an hour will be the
pace of tlio Charleston and tho con
voys to Manila and the voyage
about 22 da 8
Givo the boys things for their
knapsacks tobacco etc and some
thing to chew upon after they leave
Wevo been there before
Let every man woman and child
contribute individually to make our
guests welcome without waiting tho
formalities of an introduction
Our President has never beforo in
Hawaii bad such a splendid official
reception as that of yesterday and
such a popular one as that of this
morning from our visitors
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JUNE 11 1898
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Bocos will commence at 9 a m sharp
on tbo 11th
1 MERCHANTS PURSE Trot
ting and Pacing to harness Best
2 in 3 250oas Purse 150
2 UNION FEED COS CUP
Running race half mile dasb
Free for all Purse 150 added
To bo won twice
3 HAWAIIAN JOCKEV CLUB
PURSE Five eighths mile daub
for Hawaiian breds Pure 200
4 KAPIOLANl PARK PURE
Trotting and Pacing to harness
B st 2 iu 3 230 class Purse
200
5 IRWIN CUP One mile dash
for Hawaiian bred horses to bo
wou twice by members of the
Jockey Club 150 added
G WAIKAPUCHALLENGECUP
Three fourths mile dash freo
for all Winner to bnt record
of Hancock 116J 150 added
7 KAMEHAMEHA PURSE Trot
ting aud Pacing to harness
Bst 2 in 3 Free for all Purse
300
8 OOEANIO S S COS CUP
Throe fourths mile dash Hawa
iian bred 150 added
CHALLENGE CUP
One mile dash freo for all
Winner to bent time of Angie A
1 45J Purse 200 aud 50 added
if record is beaten
10 HONOLULU PURSE Trot
ting aud Paoing to harness
Bst 2 in 3 225 class Purse
250
11 PRESIDENT WIDEMANNS
OUf One aud one quarter
mile dash freo for all to bo won
twice 200 added
All ontries are to bo madu with tho
Secretory before 2 oclook Wednes
day June 8 1803 Entrance fees to
bo IU prrcont or purse unless otner
wiso speoifiod
All races to bo run or trotted
under the rules of tho Pacific Coast
Blood Horso Association and tho
National Trotting Association
All horses are expected to start
unless withdrawn uy y ociocu a in
on Juno 10th 1808
Genoral admission 50 cents
Grand stand extra 50 couts and
1
Carriages Cinsldoooursoi2 50 each
Quartor strotoh badges 5
Per order Committee
J S WALKER
Stranrtary Hawaiian Joukuy1 Dlub
No 90
Wilders Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT Pres 8 B KOBE Bee
Capt J A KING PortSnpt
Stmr KINAU
OLAKKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu ntlO a m touchlngat
Lahaina Mnalara Hny ond Makena the
same day Mahukena Kawnlbnennd Lau
palioehoe tho following day arriving at
Ullo the same afternoon
LEW1C8 HONOLULU
t
Thursday Juno 0
Tuosduy Juno 21
Friday July 1
T- esduy July 2
Kiidtty July 22
Tucsduy Aug 2
Frday Aug 12
Tiio day Aug 23
Fitday Bopt 2
Jnesrtay Bo t 3
Friday r opt 21
Tucniuy Oct 4
Friday Oct U
Tu tdoy Out2S
Friday Nov 4
Anruvns Honolulu
Wednesdoy
Satuiday
Wfcdn taBy
Saturday
Weuiiesday
HaturUav
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
8tn day
Wcdn sun v
Bituntny
I Wednesday
baturiay
Wednesday
June 8
Juno 18
June 29
July t
July SO
nuy 3U
Aig 10
Aug 20
Aug 31
StptlU
Kept 21
Oct 1
Oct 12
Oct 22
Nov 2
Returning will lcavo Hilo at 8 oclook
A M touching at Laupahochoe Jluhn
konn and Kawalhao same day ilnkena
Maalaea Day and Lahaina the following
dayiurrivingat Honolulu the aftornoons
of Wodnesi aB and Saturday
Will call at Poiioiki Puna on trlt
marked
ev No Freight will bo received after b
a m on day of sailing
The popular route to tho Volcano iu via
H o A good curriago road the entiro dls
liinco ltuund trip tlcketB cohering al
expenses 5000
SfcmrOLAUDINE
CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p u
touching at Kahulul liana Jloinoa and
Klpuliulu Maul Returning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings
Will call at Nuu Kaupo once each
month
rtsxr No Freight will be received after 4
r w on day of sailing
This Company will reserve the right of
make changes in the time of departme and
arrival of its Steamors without notice and
It will not be responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive thoir freight this Company wll
not hold itsolf responsible for freight after
tt has been landed
Live Stock received only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible lor
Money or Valuables of passengers unless
placed in the care of Pursers
r Passengers aru requested to pur
chase Tickets beforo embarking Those
failing to do so will be subject to an addl
tloiHrnbarce of twentv fivo DPrcent
Packages containing personal effects
whether bh pped t s bngo of freight If
tho contt nta ihcrtof exctei 100 in value
lium have tli Value thereof plainly stated
aud markidand the ompany will not
hold Itself llablo for any loss or daiimge in
czi ess nf this sum except thn goods be
shipped umt r a special cuntrnct
Al employe 8 of i ho Company are for
bidden t nceivn iolh without deliver
ing n Gripping icrelpt ihereior In lie form
pretcrllicil by tho Company and which
may bo seen by shippers upon application
to the pursoro of tbo Companys Bloomers
Sniiipojs are noliled that if freight Is
shipped without such receipt it will be
toitly nt the risk ot the shipper
OLAU3 SPBEOKKLa WM O IBWIN
Glaus SprecMs Co
HONOLULU
tn Francueo Agents THE NEVADA
DANK OF SAN FRANOISCO
OlIAW KXOUAKaS ON
BAN FUANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank o
Ban Francisco
LONDON Tho Union Bank of London
Ltd
NEW YOHK American Exchange Na
tlonal Bank
OHIOAQO Merchants National Bank
PAIII8 Comptolr National dEscoinpto ds
Paris
BERLIN Drosdnor Bank
HONQ KONO AND YOKOHAMA Hong
KougSbanghalBankingCorporation
NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of New Zealand
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVEK Bank
of British North America
lYmuact a General Banking and Exihang
Ilusinen
DenoFlts Ilecelved Loans made on A
proved hoourity Commercial and Trave
ers ureuit issueu inns oi
buuglit aud sold
K
Excuange
Oolloctlon Promptly Aocountod oi

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