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L THE INDEPENDENT
Vol VIII HONOLULU H I TUESDAY JUNE 6 1899 No 1220
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lr T I i r
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
The Fine PaBsenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and Loave
This Fort as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA JUNE 7 AUSTRALIA JUNE 18
j ALAMEDA JUNE 21 MARIPOSA JUNE 23
AUSTRALIA JULY 5 AUSTRALIA JULY 11
MARIPOSA JULY19 MOANA JULY 21
I AUSTRALIA AUG 2 AUSTRALIA AUG 8
AUG 16 ALAMEDA AUG 18
AUSTRALIA AUG 30 AUSTRALIA SEPT 6
ATvAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT 15
AUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OCT 3
MARIPOSA OCT 11 MOANA OCT 13
AUSTRALIA OCT 25 AUSTRALIA OCT 31
i
In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents are
prepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by any
railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and from
New York by any steamship line to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
w
LIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S S Company
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS
KING AND BE I HEL STREETS
The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and the Pacific
Hardware Company give us the most complete and best
assorted line of goods in Honolulu We shall at present
Continue business at the old stand of Castle Cooke and
V shall carry a stock r
General Merchandise
Hardware and Hoiibekold Supplies
Art Goods and Artistic Supplies
JPicture Filming a Specialty
We are prepared to Estimate on Scales
from Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons
MAIN OFFICE FORT AjSfD MEECHANT bTS
HBssrs Castle s Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for it
a continuance of the patronage no kindly extended them in the past
1 1I6O1 Hb udVluS wyOiiiLU
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OF
a General Merchandise
AND
oo iuEissioisr 3itJiOHjAirrrs
Afgents for Lloyds
1 Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacificailailway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co
LIMITED
J A MEHRTEN Manager
TfjAiije andt Upholstering
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REP AIRLTO AI ITS1 BRANCHES
TeleMbWrPM wYROOBUtfttOOE LtCte Port Bereknte 8tfl
OOHRESPONDENOE
Damons Decoration
Ed The Independent
Speaking of decorations as the
Minister of Flounce is an official of
the United States Government it
seems to me that he will have to
obtain the permission of Congress
to accept and to wear the last one
that was preeented to him
Snap Shot
Mr Doles Bobs Bulo
Ed The Independent
The notion of Mr Dole in the
matter of granting a charter to the
Hilo and Honolulu Company recalls
to the memory of the writer a few
remarks made by him Dole at a
mass meeting held in June 1887
when he Btood on a platform and
denounced Boss Utile
On that occasion Mr Dole was
pleased to say There are two
thoughts to which I will call your
attention in our Constitution First
the King conducts his Government
for the common good He has not
done so I am not here to talk
about the Ministers but about the
King for he iB not conducting the
Government for the benefit of the
people Interference with every
thing appertaining to government
has been his rule and ho has sold
his sacrd oath of office to the high
est bidder The principle of minis
terial responsibility haa been inter
rupted and public inoneyn reckless
ly squandered Thoee wore the
sentiments in 1887 Perhaps be has
forgotten the instance but it is
nevertheless of historical record
Dole of 1899 is not the same Dole
as of 1887 The man of 1899 threw
aBide his sacred oath of office to
become the head of a revolution
ary government which government
has been conducted on the same
principle and line against which Mr
Pole cried out in 1887 and for which
he derided King Kalakaua
Is Dole of 1899 any better a
Rliler than wab King Kalakaua of
1887 Echo answers NOl
Hawaiian
Baseball Notes
Last Saturdays game was more of
a go-as-you-please matoh than a
game of baseball as faraR theKatu
are concerned Lut the Artillery men
show the kauakas how to play ball
next time they meet
The work of an umpire behind the
bit is far from being a pleasant one
but we admire the last games um
pire for his quick and fair decisions
to both sides though he wore a fat
igue uniform
The officers of the Baseball Asso
ciation should see to it and replace
the mautled wire netting on the
grand stand with a new oue Ab it
is the spectators sitting behind it
are thrown off their guard and
fouls will convince them may be
to their sorrow that there are big
holes on the netting as there are
on Teeleries bats
Great credit should be given to
the kid who took charge of the
blackboard for his reliable and
prompt scoring The belhtoller
would wait till he saw the number
of runs ou the blackboard before he
tolled the bell Isnt that so Mr
Clemens
Evidently our political victors got
got homo sick ou the diamond
field since very few of them Jauio
home they scored 7 to their oppo
nents 21 Play balU
Althqugh the Kams defeated the
Artillery meu by 8 to 1 we believe
that with age the latter will learn
more pbout hpw baseball is played
in Hawaii and realize the fact that
the natives are not absolutely bo
uncivilized as they have been
mis repreBepted to be by our
lit i
neat javnera up noii
The attendance at
liV
eatlajJSdaya
to ya Jrwas a plight
mtmA if RAAmo
bw rwT
improvement upon the
n n
previous
Saturdays and the strongest sympa
thy wan with the malihinis When
ever a run or a good play was made
by thorn the whole grand stand
camelown Whooper up boys
and kepp the ball rolling and so
they did keep the ball rolling
But a repetition of Buch ball play
ing will tend to diminish the atten
dance and render baseball enter
prise an unprofitable investment
FIFTEENH ANHUAL MEETINfl
OF THE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JDNE 10 AND 12 1899
OFFICIAL PROGEAM
Races begin at 2 p m promptly
on Saturday the 10th and at 10 am
on Monday the 12th
Races Jane 10 1899
1 BICYCLE RACE
Oue Mile Bandicap E O Hall
Sons Trophy
2 MAIDEN RACE
One half ilile Dash 100 purse
3 CUP
Five eighths Milo Dash Hawa
iian breds S150 added
i KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE
Thren Minute two iu three
Harness 200
5 OCEANIC S S COS CUP
Three fourths Mile Dash Ha
waiian bred 150 added
6 ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP
Oue mile dash free for all 200
aud 350 added if Angle As re
cord jl15J is beaten
7 GENTLEMANS RACE
Oue MileDasb harness Owners
to drive cup
Race Jniie 12 1899
1 BICYCLE RACE
Two Mile Handicap Paoific
Cycle Mfg Cos trophy
2 UNION FEED DO
One half Mile Dash free for all
S150 added To be won twice
3 IRWIN CUP
One Mde Dash Hawaiian bred
150 added To be won twice
4 KAMEHAMEHA PURSE
Trotting aud Pacing free for
all two in three harness 300
purse
5 WA1KAPU CUP
Throe fourths Mile Dash free
for all 150 added to beat
record
G CRITERION CUP
Trottiug and Pacing 221 class
two iu three harness 150
added
7 MAN A CUP
Fiveeiahths Mile Dash free for
all 150 added
8 PRESIDENTS CUP
One and one fourth Mile Dash
free for all 200 added To be
won twice
9 GENTLEMENS RACE
One Mile Dashjowners to drive
Cup
All entries are to be made with the
Secretary before 2 oclock Wednes
day June 7 189J Entrance fees to
be 10 percent of purse uulesB other
wise specified
All racoB to be run or trotted un
der the rules of the California
Jockey Club and the National Trot
ting Association
All riders and unvers to appear in
colors
At least 3 to euter and 2 to start
All horses are expected to start
unless withdrawn by 9 oclock a m
on June 9 1899
General admission 5Q cents i
i Grand staqd extra 50 centa aud
Jl
j Carriages inside cjourse 250
eaoh
Quarter stretoh badges 5 J
PerprdereopmiUBe
j J SjWA
Seoretary Hawaiian Jockey Olub
Wifes Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
O L WIGHT Pree B B ROSE Bee
Oapt J A KING Port Bnpt
Stmr KINAXJ
OLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu pyery Tuesday at 12
oclock noon touching ntXLahainaf Mai
hwynd Mkeaa e same day Ma
MnKSwnlhaeIna 1 anpahoefioe
the
ft arriTlB 8t
Hnet1 nni5 wJh sal1 rom H1 every Fri
day at 6 oclock
p m touchinK at Laupa
M0eho ahnkMKwaUlM Makena
Maalaea Bay and Lahaina
arriving at
fc
Honolulu
Saturday night
Jlf at Poholfl Puna on the
second tripof each month arriving there
Hito1ronoiul0ntheday f
The popular routjtothe Volcano is ria
distanced carE road the entire
Stmr CLAUJDINE
CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p v
touch lag at Kahului Hana Hamoa and
Kipahulu ilaui Returning
arrives
rlveB a
Honolulu Sunday wornincs
Will call at Nuu Kaupo
once eac
ThiB Company will resurve the tiBnt ol
fiSSf f68 the tImeof departure and
fFm ot lX steame without notice and
It will not be responsible for
any i onse
quences arising therefrom
0sItiei8 f111 be at the Landings to
Lmh11116111 thiB Company wil
ftOLbsOblieanaee3dP0nBible r P
Gy 0r yaluWes of passengers unless
placed in the care of Pursers
faassenSrsr are requested to pur
MuLetH beore emrking Tlioae
Iinnis k do so11 be subject to an addi
tional charce of twenty five per cent
The o Pany will not be liable for loss
of nor injury to nor delay in the delivery
ol baeuaieornerfinnniafrant t
scr beyond the amount of 10000 unless
thevaltoof t e some be declared at or
before the issue of the ticket and freight
is paid thereon b
i f elIoyei B of the Company are for-
bidden to receive freight without deliver-
ing a shipping receipt therelor in the form
I prescribed by the Company and which
may be seen by shippers upon application
to the pursers of the Companys bteamers
I btiippers ure noiihed that if freight ib
shipped without such receiiit it will be
fcorlv at the risk of the shipper
OLAU8 SPBEOKELS
WU Q IBWIN
Clans SprfiGels Co
Bl3STKE3R
HONOLULU
9in Francisco Agents THE EVAPA
NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO
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iian of San Francisco
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tlonal Bank
OHIOAQO Merchants National Bank
PAKIB Oredit Lyonnals
BKKLIN Uresdner Bans
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
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NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of New Zealand
V10TOHIA AND VANCOUVKU Bani
ol British North America
Transact a General Banking ami xehafii
Iiutinen
Deposits Received Loans made on A
13 ro veil Hocnrltv Oomiuerclo an4 Travel-
frs Oredtt Issued Oils of Kxohange
DooRnt anasaia
OollBotioTiK Promptly Aroonntw Wot
MORRIS K KEQHOTOLE
LOUIS K HcGRBW
VvDi
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NO 15 tfAAUMAW
Street Honolulu formerly A Rosas
united uttes uustom uouso
Since IActountantsSerch6rii or
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