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THE HONOLULU REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. 1902.
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F. H. Redward
Contractor and Builder
42 Punchbowl Street
Telephone BLUE 1701.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
Telephone White SOL :
Jobbing Promptly Attended To.
OSCAR SELLERS
PLUMBING.
Oflce and Shop:
ill Beretanla. Near Alapal Street
Pvaplag Station.
SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY.
WHY?
Not keep ycur hore at the
tote I Stables
Where the feed it good, the conditions
sanitary, attention prompt and kind,
and RATES MODERATE
JAMES BROWN. Proprietor,
FISH MARKET
BOOTH
Win. J. ARNOLD, Manager.
HAS CONSTi.NTl,Y ON HAND A
CHOICE LINE OF
Imported and
Domestic Meats;
Fish; Live and Refrigerated Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Potatoes,
Fruits and Veuetablea.
Two deliveries daily to try place
within city limits at 9 a. m. and 3
p. in.
Customers desiring to have their
orders delivered are respectfully re
quested to call and leave the same '
prior to the hours above named.
Telephone Bain 379,.
ICE .'. ICE
Delivered to all parts of
the city.
Oahu Ice &
EleGtric Go.
Phone 3151 Bluo
Kk
-FOR ONE WEEK ONLY-
BIG SHIRT Mf fl!5T SfiLE LAST
ALL IMPORTED GOODS of
stylish fashions. Don't
Saturday, Jan. 11th.
A. A. MONTAr0, Prop
H. F. DAVISON, MOP.
ARLINGTON BLOCK.
Phone Main 311.
Get
Your
Horses
From
fflll ' -- Bit Wj
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TI TERRITORY STABLES
A MODERN LIVERY, up-to-date In every particular, first-class
boarding. Rigs delivered and called for In any part of the city.
S. F. Thornas? Manager.
L
iNewYorkDental
Parlors.
Room 4, Elite Building, Hotel Street
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS.
No More Dread of the Dental Chair.
Teeth extracted 2nd filled absolutely
wttbott pain by our late scientific
methods. No sleep-producing agents
or cocaine. These are the only dental
parlors In Honolulu that hare the pat
ent appliances and Ingredients to ex
tract, fill and apply gold crowns and
porcelain crowns, undetectable from
natural teeth, and warranted for ten
years, without the least particle of
pain. Gold crowns and teeth without '
plates, gold filling:: and all other den-'
tal work done painlessly and by spe
cialists, i
Gold crowns, $5; full set teeth, $5;
bridge work, $5; gold
silver fillings, 50c.
filling, $1 up; j
H0 PLMtS
ntu
Any work that should not prove sat
isfactory will be attended to free of
charge any time within 5 years. i
We are making a specialty cf gold
crowns and bridge work; the most!
beautiful, painless and durable of all
dental work known to the profession.
Our name alone
E'fil faSCVC jm
pn rsi
iMiiif i Y v lliv
we'll i L L .V frMr
e will be a guarantee' that the kindergartens have been able ' difference in the ,Hfferent Indiidnal
.T1 ln- o take children of all nationalities to-, Haiian Hdr Mr
that your work
have a specialist in each departmenL
Best operators, best gold workmen
and extractors of teeth; in fact, all the
staff are Inventors of modern dentis
try. We will tell you in advance ex
actly what your work will cost by free
examination Give us a call and you
will find we ''o exactly as we adver-
tlse.
flUMIIIMRS'
Room 4 Elite Building, Hotel St.
LADIES IN ATTENDANCE.
Office open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
.Make appointments for evening.
Wela Ka Hao Saloon.
QUEEN STREET.
JUST OPENED.
COOL DRINKS.
FINE CIGARS.
Tumble in some day!
Mckenzie & Thompson, prep's.
.
.
the very latest and most
S
fonret, it will close on
$
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HOTEL STREET. v
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P. 0. Box 57 .
5?
IS
Telephone
Main
35
lo Get
TTHPTr A I?
HONOLULU
TEACHERS':
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ifliffifinlfifts F.nnnnnffirp.rl In fhp
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Kindergartens of
This City.
i
s CHILDREN OF MINT RAGES ATTEND
INFLUENCE OF THE SCHOOLS IS
SHOWING ITSELF ON THE
PARENTS.
Cleanliness and Self-Reliance Are Es -
pecially Impressed on the Minds
of the Little Ones Pick Up Eng
lish Language Very Quickly
Plague Time Benefits the Schools
There is hardly any city in the world
where the kindergartens meet with
as difficult and complex a problem as
do the kindergartens of Honolulu, and
the teachers have to contend with
hundreds of obstacles which are pre
sented owing to the diverse races and
languages of the" population of this
city.
Every morning, with the excention 1
of Saturdays and Sundays, one Canchildren as the would in child.-tn of!
see groups of little tots of all races ! a more advanced age. Still there
haoles, Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiians
and Portuguese, trotting along to the
kindergartens, and at rioon the same
little crowds can be seen on their
way home from the schools.
One Result of the Plague.
It is only comparatively recentlv
gether in one school. This, curiously
enough is one of the few benefits j
which the plague time brought Hono- j
lulu. Previous to the plague the dif-
ferent nationalities attended separate,
kindergartens, but during the plague,
when all the various races were
crowded together in camps and bar-
racks, the races were thrown together
and mingled to such an extent that
after that time the kindergartens ex
perienced no difficulties In having the
umerent races in the same classes.
It seems as if a great deal of bene
fit is derived by this system. Nothing
but English is spoken in the schools. I
and as the children have to use this j
language in their conversations with i
one another. It is found that those
who know English unconsciously act
as teachers for those who do not. As
a general rule the children experience
but little difficulty in pieking up Eng
lish, but special attention Is uaid bv
, the teachers that they learn thecor
j rect language and not the mixed pig
I eon-English which is generally spoken
on the streets. All the words and j
( phrases used by the teachers are of,
the simplest construction and areiK. E. Herbert; mortgage.; R. P. 7S5,
' spoken very clearly in order that the! Kul. 2053, R. P. 17S6, Kul. 5S19. R. P.
children can get the correct enuncia- 5S9. Kul. 2051. Aiea, Ewa. Oahu; $V
i tion. Great patience is exercised to 00- Bo3k 227 PaSe 492- Dated De-
have the children understand every
word said, ana a phrase will be repeat
ed time and time again uiitil the
teacher is sure thai every child will
grasp it.
i
Social Work Quietly Done.'
While the work done in the kinder- H. Gorman and wife to G. L. Sam-i
garten itself il more or less the same son- deed: lots 9- 10- n- 12- 13- u- 15
as that done in other places. It is the!and 16' block" 40- Kaimuki tract- Ho
great sociological work which is qui-! nolulu' 0ahu: $5' Boonk: 229 page 309-
etly carried on by the kindergartens ,
that is the most important feature; '
but this is done in so unostentatious
a
manner that it is very apt to be ,
overlooked by the casual observer. Cember 27 1901.
The children who attend the kinder-, 3. Kapu to Ah Wai; lease; piece
j gartens for a great part represent the land and portion building. Pala, Ha
' coming generation of the labor ele- mak'ualoa, Maui; ten years at $60.
1 ment of these Islands, and the work , Dated May 25. 1901.
; of the kindergartens is invaluable, as ' L. Knluaokele and husband to First'
it trains these children, who later will National Bank; mortgage, portion R-
come so important a class in our'
developing their characters while (
they are so young that the habits
formed now will cling to them all
their lives. x
Virtue cf Cleanliness.
Cleanlinoss Is one great virtue cember 2. 1901.
which Is constantly impressed upon Recorded December 31, 1901.
the minds of the children. It often s. A. Macy to G. H. Huddy; re
hanoens that, a child when first at- lease: Diece land. Kalihi, Honolulu,
tendinc the kindergarten will be very s Oahu; $432. Book 227. page 377. Dat- ?x Fit Guaranteed. Best Workman
untidv on arrival in the morning. The , eil December 2S. 1901. ship. Lowest Prlcea.
teachers will then Immediately wash,
the child and make it as clean as pos-
sible. The teachers state that with
i very few exceptions the child will
sv.on take a pride in coming to school
cleR- ani neat
The Influence of the kindergarten
also extends beyoud the children and
Into the homes of the parents. Moth
ers meetings are held regularly at
the kindergartens and are attended by
the mothers qf the little ones. At
these meetings they are Instructed Dy
the. teachers to keep themselves and
their homes neat, and how to take
proper care of their children. This
work Is certinly bringing very good
re&ks.
i WW
I real
Teachers Visit the Heme.
Maay people think that the work of
the kladergartes teacher becies asd
ends with xhe dally period ia the
schooL This is a big mistake. The
teachers are constantly visiting U
. bo"es Ae cUWrea olBEreIr
1 1, rtr- , . . . , ,..
, nisi to J&&h.e iS? fntCBiS JSeejI UCI'
'homs neat aad hygienic. It will
ioXioa bo 5n tj,? th t.rk.r 4 9
sociological worker of no mean
.
porcance aao, au&oesn tae greatest
results are of coarse expected fron
the eofBiag generatioB which has
beaeited from the instruction la kin
Iderjgartens and public schools, still
I the influence through the children oa
the parents, aad oa the parents Ji
rect, is constantly showing good re
sults. Self-Rellance Taught.
A great feature of the work in th
j kindergartens is the teaching of
self-reliance to the children and pre-
paring them to take care of them
selves as they will have to do in
their later life. They are taught to
make their own books and impl
ments in the school and everv -m-
j dergarten of the city can sho .v ,i
' number of rakes, tools, baskets aM
various other - easily made arti i-s
' which, although somewhat crude, are
! yet made so that they can be used
I by the children.
National Characteristics.
Concerning the traits and special
characteristics of the children atten
ding the kindergartens it is said ly
the teachers that these traits do not
show nearly as much in the little .
are some distinct social chara "tens
tics. The Japanese child is uuickl
and easily Imitates whatever he sees.!
He is more superficial, however,
than the Chinese who, while not very
quick to grasp an idea, will retain
what he has once learned. With the
Hawaiians there seems to bo more
7'" nsnt aml otM ver-v,
' he chWre; a
er notwithstanding the difference
in racef and the sight of a k!n(lergar
ten in session with th children jf
various nationalities In their hetero
geneous clothing,, sitting at work
around the low tables, is a very in
terestmg one,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following transactions in real
estate have been recorded:
Recorded December 26, 1901.
I J. A. Aheone to Hawaiian Commer
cial & Sugar Company; extension of
lease: Grant 2140, Makaida, Koolau,
Maui: thirty years at $250. Book 233,
page 5. Dated September 23, 1901.
Recorded December 27, 1901.
J. A. Paakiki and husband to Ho
nokaa Sugar Company; lease; R. P.
94G. Haina. portion Grant 2465. Papaa
nui, Hamakua. Hawaii; twelve years
at $920. Book 22S, page 416. Dated
December 4. 1901.
M. K. Mikaleint and husband to
cember 24. 1901.
J .A. Paakiki and husband to Hono-',
kaa Sugar C omrany; mortgage;
Grant 946, Haina, Hamakua, Hawa'i;
$600. Baok 227, page 494. Dated De
cember 4, 1901.
Recorded December 28, 1901.
1 uaieu Liecemuer (, iut.
Kalaweaumoku and wife et al. to
Ho Poi; lease: piece land. Kahehuna.
! Honolulu. Oahu: twenty-fia years at
$70 Book 22S page 41S. Dated m.
P. 1240. Kul. 4917. Kievela. piece 'and. j
Owa. Wailuku. Maui; $1500. Book!
232. pace 9. Dated December 27, 190L
Recorded December 30, 1901.
H. B. Penhallow to Trustees Oahu
! College: mortgage; lot 3. block 1",
'College Hills tract, Honolulu. Oahu:
: $1050. Book 227. page 4S6. Dated De-
i1"5- -Vana to Ho Sun; lease: R- P.
6240. Kul. 7723. Mananaiki. Ewa. Oa
hu: fifteen years at $20. Book 233.'
page 9- Dated December 23. 1SS9 j
Ho Sun to Honolulu Plantati-n'
Company; assignment of lease; R.
P. 6240. Kul. 7723. Manaiki. Ewa. Oa
hu; 51. Book 233, page 10. Dated
June 23. 1901.
Recorded January 2. 1902.
Hut of Walkane to Wing Wo Tal & j
Company: lease; 2 26-100 acres In I
hal land o Kalaeloa. Koolaupoko, Oa
hu; ten years t 540. Bock 233, pago
10. Dated December 13, 1901.
New Ice Cream Paricrs. f
1) G. Camar5no3 has recently open-
ed up a dainty and neat ice cream'
parlor, corner of Alakea and Kir-S-1
Everything clean and tasty. Icej
cream, cool drinks, etc Doa"t fall to
drop In. j
Gall p Pheae 215 aad st our ararw i
as Bwkfaiadiar aad Baling. Republican i
ecr.
I
Pain-Killer. the old .'nd wU-kaowai
remedy has acquired a world-wide re-'
Mn.M J4l Y . ....A w3 ml . T19 !?
." i Wl mr liv i aiwucu lm.-.
fooshs. etc.. weak stomach, indlges-
1MB. entmp or psm in tae siomaca.
fishwl Mininlninf iHnr-ltAAQ iru) dire
v---. vwt-.-.. .-..- -. -..-
t alrv.
It has lost none of its good !
nima Kt Kkvqfal fHala Vtf Tn.
tinues to occupy a prominent position
in every family medicine chest. Avoid
substitutes there is bit one Paln
KiUer Perrv Davis'. Price 2 "v. and
5-V.
an Ijiquais
distilled from the choicest
yields of field and vineyard,
bottled with the utmost care
and skill, and delivered at your
door the finest tonics and in
vigorants you can get.
VHAT SHALL WE SEND YOU?
come in and make a selection;
we guarantee the quality.
lOFFSBHUEBEB 61. LIO.
The Pioneer Wine and Liquor House, i
No 25 King St., near Bethel.
A Gup of
Good Goffee
To get a real good cup of Coffee
you'll have to start back of the ac
tual making. You'll have to look
to the roasting and grinding.
LEWIS'
CELEBRATED
COFFEE
Is a high grade blend, but moder
ately priced.
30c. the pound.
Roasted three times a week anil
ground three times a day from goo
old Kona coffee. Always pure and
fre3h.
LEWIS & CO., LTD.
1066 Fort St.
240 Three Telephones 240.
G. IRWIN I GO., LTD
; ooo
J Wm. G. Irwin.. President & Manager
( Pinna C?iraoLDle Tief lrt PoaMonf
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Vr- JI- GI2ard
Second Vice President
H. M. Whitney. Jr...Treas. and Sec'y
OOO
Sugar Factors
AND
Commission Agents.
000
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic S. S. Co.
Of San Francisco, Cal.
H. HflMflND
Japanese .........
Importer of PrvducU . .
Provisions and Wines . .
iCor. King and Smith Streets
Ladies' Underwear
Ipjrl it yZPM
Jmwm2tm 1 m I 1 1
SKIRTS and CHEMISES .
Miitr,Or.lCraiidKeptlnStock BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS. COOL
nDCCCM AIIMr-l iERS. BRASS and LEAD CASTLNGS
L-'ritOOlVIMMlMOi land Machinery of every description
. , c,,.. jrryrjAND ATEJTOZ
LJ. SUN,
X&r Fahi St.
YSOGASHOTEN;
IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
JAPANESE PROVISIONS
and General Merchandise!
JAPANESE LIQUOR, direct from
' KOBE, JAPAN.
.Sole Asents for RYOKO MASAMUNE.
i Kiss Street. Phone Main S2
X
WeMYoii
For Tour
Trade
5ai7itary 5teaT
Ring up 1IAIN 73, and our
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California Harness Shop
Fort Street,
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?Vndrew Dsher & Go.'s
SPECIAL
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SCOTCH WHISKEY "none equal.-
W.
PEACOCK
SOLE AGENTS.
....... ;
The Coyne
Furniture Co.,
IS OFFERING SOME
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SETS AT
HOLIDAY PRICES.
ASH. ELM and PINE.
In WHITE MAPLE. BIRDSEYe'" f " Tri j 3Sg
MAPLE, OAK. MAHOGANY, itz s&Jb ." ' -f
ft OTlic lroj-ress JLSloclc. FORT STREET 5
" CONDON'S" NIGHT PATROL
RELIABLEWATCHMEN FURNISHED
FOR
Buildings, Business Property
AND
Residences
ALSO
Ships and Docks
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FpedPhilp&BPD.
IURXEs? MM"FrTtRERS
A.VD REPIREHn....
Wright Building. King St.
JPHOKE BLUE 2651.
I
9&C&CKXKKXZXXXXyOQCXfiC
THE ALOHA SALOON
DOIVN BY THE IKON VTORKS
For a Good, Tasty Schooner
O IT JB I 3E DR. .
KLEMHE BROS., Proorietors.
HoniuiunIori$Co
.STEAM ENGINES.
imade to order. Particular attention
t paid to ship's blacksmlthlng. Job
work exe"Ued on shortest notice.
Beaver . Lunch . Rooms.
H. J. NOLTE, : : : ;
Fort Street
Propr.
Just received a new lot of celebrated
fl ill.'.V'H (1IJ11IIU
j vur
ii
New York Capaduras, Washington,
Alliton, Union de Cuba,
Grand Republic, Etc.
Having made large additional to oar
machinery, we are now able to lana
der Spreads, Sheets. PIHo'ar Slips,
Napkins and Towels at the rate of
25 cents per DOZEN CASH.
k Strictly Up-to-Daie and
. Sanitary Laundry
laundry ?o., ltd.
wagons will call for your work.
Opposite Club Stables.
nqr,UFKTURL;R5 OF
SINGLE
DOUBLE
DRAT
DELIVERY
EXPRKSS s
CARRIAGE
REPAIRING
D. O. HAMMAN.
!
ltESEKVE
& CO.
;
4
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taHtol
br-sV
'lyj;
t-ife-.
"Si
3hi'Efc
-., ,v, Sriff
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Rates
Reasonable
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PHONE BLUE 1211.
OFFICE: 1249 FORT STREET.
HART & GO., Ltd.
Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
Finest resort in the city.
SODA WATER AND ICE CREAM
ilnde from Pure Fruit Syrnpe.
CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS.
BAXZBY LUNCH.
i fresh m wm
Supplied daily with fresh killed meats
and Vegetables.
also .
A LARGE GROCERY DEPARTMENT
FRUITS. ETC., ETC
Orders delivered to any part cf tha
city.
C. a. YEE HOP & CO.
Corner Beretania and Alaxea.
Phoxd Bute 25
I
Germania Saloon
!r"- Proper.
604 Quan Street, cor. South.
Headquarters for Honolulu Prime
Beer. In bottles and on draught. Air
ways Ice-Cold. We can give you tha
best glass of Beer in town.
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