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In oonueotion with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers thrquffh tickqts by anyrailroad from San EranoiBoo to all pointB in the United States ana fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European pprtp

For further particulars to

Wm G Irwin CoLIMITED

General Agents Ooeanio S S Company

JST W G ooelsAll these by the W G IRWIN

Shelf Hardware filling lines shortWire Cloth Artists Material- -Bollock hina for C hiiia PaintingLamp Goods Picture WireBird Cages an elegant assortmentBlue Flame Oil MovesShelf Hardware Mechanics ToolsHand and Foot Sewing MachineRifles and Ifevolvers Shot C4uneSilver Plated Ware Hose and SprinklersSingle and Double Belting Lace LeatherPaints Oils and Tarnishes Albany CompoundIce Chests and Refrigerators BrushesPaint Burners Etc --Etc - w J

New Goods Constantly Arriving andFull Lines in Stock

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

Pacific HeightsBH B W MKBJ liis Wp

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside bulwee n Nuuanu and Pnuoa Valleysand commanding a superb and Bcenio view stretching from Dia-mond

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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to tup property is iow id

course of construction and choice iota of sufBoiont area for magnificenthomesteads will Boon be available

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it frqm the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ouauriou a salubrious olimate

The Elevation of tho Property is from 150 to 75Qfeet above sea levelApplications will bo numbered and filed and ohpjpe will boallotted

according to tho number of applications0T Oxiy 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetg0J TvrmsEasy

BKUCE WARING CO1180 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROG HESS BLOOK

Tim H Davias Co LdSUGAR FACTORS

IMPOliTBKS OF

Greneral DercftandiispAND

Vgonts for LloydsCanadiattrAnstralian Steamship Lino

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and

Canadian Pacific rtailway CoPioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

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IIONOLULU H Iv SATUJRQAY OCTOBEK 28 1899

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TNews From tho Beat of War With

nuiaora of OptlnUlerable Fighting

LONDON Out 20Tlle WarOlllco this aftcrnpon iitiqd thefollowing bulletin No iwjv ofimportance has i ibeeii ireceiyedfrom Natal lodify TliL Cavalryattached to our fprcea at Ladysniith and Dinulcq nre engagedSteps have been itnltcn rto securePlelerinuiitzfyurg and DurbantlgQiiiBt raids on the western ipgntier i

There Is iioecenfc rtliale communicatiou froin Kimberley orMafcking both places being cut0tt h piU railway hnd telegraphcommunication

Almost everything is now inreadiness fqr tjie departurp oftroops from Southampton tomor-row

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when live transports eachcarrying 1000 nicty ivitli ofllcerswill start forSSouth Africa Thefirst will sail 4ft 130 p iu the oth-ers

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follbwiHgVntjfntdrvalft f lialfan hoar i

The Daily Mails CtyHMTqwitcorrespondent says ttt a rpfugeewho has renewed Qrahamstqwnfrom the Ranch states that a trainarrived at Jdliiumeslniig on Monday from Klorksdorp Avith 300wounded Burghers Every avail-able

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conveyance the dispatchsays was called into requisitionto take tlmnyounded men to thehospital JTlif Daily Mail sug-gests

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that these wounded werefrom MafekingJ

The Gape Town correspondentof the Daily Mail telegraphingat 1030 on Thursday night saysVryburg surrendered on Sun ¬

day Tonights dispatches fromKurtman 90 miles west by southof Vryburg state that the policehaving withdrawn from Vryburgthe town watj surrqndered to theBperstjic iutatbitaritB fleeing innil directions mostly towardKurtman When the police with-drew

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the Cape Boers notified thefact to the enemy thus invitingthem to take possession Therewas a fearful panic The Britisharp wildly indignant nt thjs scut-tling

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Advices Irom Jape Town datedyesterday say that the Governorof the Colony Sir Alfred Milnerhas issued a proclamation pro-hibiting

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the importation of all ex-plosives

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According to private informa-tion

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received froni Bloemfonteincapital of the Orange Free StatePresident Krueger telegraphed anaccount to President Steyn of theaffair at Kraaipan where theBoers derailed and bombardedthe British armored train captur-ing

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Captain Nesbits party MrKrueger said that Captain Nesbitand seven men were seriouslywounded that one man waskilled and that all the prisonerswere well According to the Biuneadvices a Dutch farmer living inone of the border towns has re ¬

ceived a letter from a friend inthe Transvaal referring to theMafekjng affair as n bad busi-ness

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A despatch from Pretoria asserts that the Government of theTransvaal has cabled to MrJoseph Benjamin Robinson themillionaire gold mine owner andChairman of the Robinson SoutliAfrican Banking Company whois now in London to return to Jo ¬

hannesburg on pain of the confis-cation

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of his property Mr Rob ¬

inson characterizes the allegedthreat as ridiculous He says thathe is a British subject that theTransvaal Government has noright to demand his return andthat his property has not been andcannot be confiscated

Tjie Pietermuritzburg coituspomlpnt of the Daily Mail in adespatcli dated Thursday saysThe brunt f the lighting at Bus

ters station yesterday was sus ¬

tained by the patrols The fight ¬

ing was brisk The1 Boers num ¬

bered 2000 The volunteers atone moment were n great perilbeing nearly cut off but the ofllrers handled their men splendidlyaud tup MaxiniB effectivelystopped the Boer rushqs The

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Boer shooting was wretched ThoVolunteers lost their kit and alto ¬

gether the experience was a prettytrying one Our men were in thesaddle three days and two nightswith hardly a rest Basuto na ¬

tives were fighting with the BoorsIt is reported that sixteen Boerswere killed Lieutenant Gallwuywho is reported missing is theeldest son of Sir IT H GallwayChief Justice of Natal lie is supposed to be in hiding and search ¬

ing parties have been sent out totry and find him

The Malls Cape Town cor ¬

respondent fvays It is rumoredhere that news has reached DeemJunction that the Boers attackedMofeking in force but were re ¬

pulsed The defenders seeing theenemy retreating pursued themfor some time Then a feint wasmade and they commenced to re-

tire¬

on the town allowiug them ¬

selves to be driven in by theBoers who eager to retrieve theirposition again advanced to theattack and were drawn over thelyddite mines laid for the defenseof the town It is reported thatlf00 were killed by the explosion

ncadquartors for Sewing uchinoaat 1 B Kerrs Quoon Btroot

Honolulu

Tho following MnohinoB in Btodaud for sale for unsh or on instnllmeut Domestic Standard Eltirldge B SearjQ8troo Norwood PearlColumbia and Wbeeler WilsonStandard No 10 tailoring machiutibutton bolnattnrhrnout Pan-Americ-

Hand Mm hn en Second HandMachines for sni aheap Noodlenparts attnohmxn aud repairs for nilmaohines

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1 N THE MATTKll OP THE ESTATEJL Ol AUHEA K LJkNA All nernmi8inc possession ol tbi follnwinc Lands uroMqndeteil to- - sbovr thuir Dei dA to theundersigned

LAND ON UAWAIiI Piece of Land In Plllionna Hilo

LANDS IN LAHA1NA MAUi

5 Pieces in Pakpln to J H Knheekai1 Piece In Moanui1 Piece in Hankaoo

LANDS IN JIOLOKAi1 Piece in Mnnnwnl1 Pirro In Kahanannit Piece In UnliiuueHorses and Out Ho

LAND IN HONOLULU

lPiecoor Land In PaakeaAVaiklkl RP V3R L 0 A 431

BISTKlt ALBRRTINAAdministratrix Estate of Anuea K

LokanaBt Andrews Priory Honolulu OahnPot 13 1800 ISJO etoaw

BY AUTHORITY

IBIUGATION NOTICE

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those payiriK water rates are herebynotified that thr hours for irrigationpurposes are from fl to 8 oleook a m andfrom 4 to 0 oolock p m

ANDREW BROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved J A K noMlnlrterof Interior

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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law

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A FEW WxlOO BUILDING SITEB INX the most desirable part of Kallhl

Irloo 600 on easy terms or 475 cashA pply to

WILLIAM BAVIDGElin tf No 310 Fort Street

JAPANESE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

Cooks Waiters and PlantationLaborers Promptly Furnished at

Short Notice

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Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdays at 6r m touching at Lahalna Khhulul Nalilka Hana Haruoa and Klpnltulu MaulReturning touches at Hana Kohulnl andLahalna arriving at Honolulu Sundaymornings

Will call at Nan Koupo once eachmonth

Tliu popular routo to tho Volcanois via Hiloa S40 for tlio ronndtrip iuclndiorj all oxpbasefl

Stmr LEHUA4BENNETT Comniinder

MOLOKAI MAUI LANA1

balls overy Monday for Kaunakakai Kamalo Muiinalei Kalaupapa LahalnaHonolna Ulowalu Rtutnnir arrives atHonolulu Saturduy nibrnlUBs

Consignee must bo at the Landings tcJtoelve their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afteIt has been landed

Live stock fragile articles plants andliquids received only at owners riskIhut Company will not be responsible foi

1 onoy or Valuables of passengers unlesspiuced In the care of ParsersJ38T Pacsengers are requested to pur

uhase Tickets before embarking Thoarfutling to do so will be subject to an addlIti nalcharRC of twenty five per cent

The opany will not be liable for lostof nor Injury to nor delay In tho delivery

hHBKaBOorpersonaleUeotBoftliopassentr beyond the amount of JlOU00 unless

too value of t e sumo be declared at orbtfore the issue of the ticket and freightis laid thereon

jj einployei s of the Company are for ¬

bidden tti receive reight without deliverbig1 a shipping ecjlpi Jherpfor ln the formprescribed by the Cumpati Bnd whichmay be seen by s hi u upplkuiUato tbo pursurb ol tut Luuipum scieumursStppars are noilued that If freight ibshipped without such receipt Jt will besoifcly at the risk of the shipper

This Oompany reserves the rignt tomake changes tn tho time of departure andarrival of ita Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any eonsequences arising therefrom

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Pin JPVancueo Agent THE NhYirANATIONAL BANKOFUiFRANOIBCO

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SAN FRANOISOO Tho Nevada NationaBBnk of Ban Franoisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondorLtd

NEW YORK Amerlcan Exchange Natioual Bank

OHIOAGO Morchauts National BankPARIS Oredit LyonnaisBERLIN Dresdner BanicHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon

Kong Bhanghal BankingOorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALIA

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North Amorlca

Transact a General Banting and ExohariBunntts

Deposits Received Loans mado on Ayproved Seoarlty Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Excnangabought and sold

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FOB SALE

FEW LOTS ON KING STREETA In Palama distriot parteash bal ¬

ance ou mortgags A good opportunity tobuild on main Btroot Apply to

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EDMUND NOBHIE EditorW HORACE WBiaHr Assiotant

EditorKcsldlnc in Honoluln

SATURDAY OOT 28 1899

THE NEW MINIBTER

The acceptance by Mr AlexanderYoung of the position of Ministerof the Interior at tint crisis of Ha ¬

waiian affairs is a tactful expressionof patriotio interest in a countrywhioh has been his foator mother tofortune It is a graceful and grateful recognition of the fact that atrue citizen should over bo ready atthe call of publio duty to cheerfullyrespond even at the sacrifice of personal comfort and at thu cost ofmuch inconvenience to self

Mr Dole and the country are tobe heartily congratulated upon thisaccession of strength to this veryweak Cabinet Mr Young is thoarchitect of his own fortune honest ¬

ly earned by hard work perseveranceand considerable business acumenand common sense and no smallaptitude in judgment of characterof his fellow men We think thattho people as a whole ezolusivo ofa cortain political ring of nonontities are famously satisfied with thoappointment

We should have been betterpleased perhaps had Major J AHassinger received the position assubstantial and honorable rewardfor many long years of fidelity inthe publio service but if he will re-

main¬

as chief of the office publiointerests will not continue to retro-grade

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under the new head of thoDepartment Scotch Bhrewdnesawith strength of mind and willpower a capital backbone and aliberal conservatism of views willmaterially aid Hawaii and tho UnitedStatos just now

Wo Bhall expect to see Mr Youngsgood common sense brought to bearupon tho extraordinary vapidity andlethargy of policy that has recentlybeen so marked in tho Doloan-Coo-perosq-

maladministration He atany rate has a strong and inherentconception of the distinction be ¬

tween proprioty and inpropriety andbetween tho inane folly of Kinder-garten

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politicians and manly states-manship

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It is not very likely that he willin Cabinet counsel or endorse anyaotion that will tend to embarassthe desire of the Washington Execu ¬

tive to do full justice to the peopleof this country or endeavor to teaohhis grandfather Uncle Sam how tosuck eggs as our vonerablo loo-kingif

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not venerated revolutionarypresident has been so much of latein tho habit of attempting

As a plain spoken and shrewdbusiness man unaccustomed to usepublio office for privato ends andbeing footloose from entangling busi ¬

ness interests much will beexpeotedfrom the now Minister and we bolieve that he will make a good re ¬

cord for himself and for the countryHe will at any rate as ho deserves

have fair play from our wing oftho political opponents to tho mostworthless Government that has everbeen foisted upon those Islands Togive it its just duo it may be termeda Government of hypooritioal urncsnory from first to last and hjB

happiest men are those who havoleft it by death or otherwise for ithas disappointed It friends andpyerjoyed its foes by its follies

WAIALUA ACrAItf

Tho Advertisers editorial of thismorning inspired If not written byMr Thurston would not bo a mis ¬

leading ono if whero the word com ¬

pany is used whore liability for thoovorsalo of shares is intended to beshown tho names of B F Dilling ¬

ham and Oastlo Oooko wero sub ¬

stituted Tho subscription listsopened at the offico of CastleCooke unloss they have been lostwill show that Dillingham and Cas-

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Cooke agreed to deliver thoshares to tho Honolulu subscribers

In his remarks at th WaialUaAgricultural Companys meeting MrA B Wood who represented somofivo hundred paid up aud threothousand assessable shares of thocompany said that he was convincedhat ouoiier or later the capital of

the company would havo to bo in ¬

creased and for that reason howould withdraw opposition to thoresolution to iucreaxH It at this timeHe did not touch upon the pith oftho matter possibly forotnn reasonhe did not cere to di ulgf whioh is

that it makes all the difference intho world who the shares are to boissued to

Many of the shareholders in Waialua purchased at figures rangingfrom oue hundred and fifty to twohundred dollars and they are mostcertainly deeply interested in receiv ¬

ing their proportion of tho newsharos in order that the cost oftheir holdings may be averageddown If the present shareholdersstand firmly for a pro rata disttibution they will assuredly receivo theirproportion of any now issue

Mr Hatch who it must be re ¬

membered is Mr Dillingham at¬

torney made an assertion in regardto the liability of the Waiaiua Com ¬

pany in the suit brought by ColonelSopor to compel Mr Dillingham tospecifically perform bis agreementto deliver ten thousand shares ofthe stock of the company that hasbeen disputed by lawyem of goodreputation for ability The asser-tion

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was that the company was liableto Mr Soper and his San Franoicosubscribers for the shares Such astatement from such a source un-

doubtedly¬

influenced some share-holders

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to consider tho terms of theresolution

The faot is bo good lawyers saythat Col Soper looks ta Mr Dilling-ham

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for a apooific performance ofhis agreement to deliver the Rharosaud in the suit the company wasjoined to provent its officers fromtransferring shares while the suitwas pending The fact remainsstubbornly that Mr Dillinghamand Castle Cooko opened identicallists for subscribers to the etock ofthe company they were floating fortheir convenience calling one MrDillinghams and the other Castle

Cookes but both parties arerosponsiblofor delivery of the sharessubscribed for on either or both lists

The right way to settle the dis¬

puted question is for Mr Dilling-ham

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to appeal from Judge Perrysdecision to the Supremo Court andawait the result of appeal beforetaking other aotion

If Mr Dilliugham refuses to per-fect

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an appeal to the Supreme Courtand persists in his present purposethen let the subscribers to tho stockmake up a fund for defense of theirrightB agreeing to contribute sayone dollar a share of their holdingsand employ counsel to bring anaotion against Mr Dillingham andCastle Cooke for delivery pf theshares subscribed for and ask for aninjunction to stop any aotion of thecompanys officers towards a nowissue

The statement made by tho com ¬

panys mauagor shows that no seri ¬

ous harm can come to the companyby a delay of six months or even ajqar of litigation if so long a timeis requireu men let tuo smallholders make a stand against thoonslaught of the muti millionairesor stop kicking

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BloodlessGirls

Doctors have Given the Greekname Anxmla meaning bloodlessnesstoa disease whlcn is muchmore prevalent among youngwomen than Is generally believedIn Its early stages the disease is notmarked by any decided symptomsand often makes considerable ad-

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before Its presence Is noticedAn unusual feellnc of fatlcue after

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MLW VteJ Jfllslight exercise breathless and pallor arc the first noticeable signs

In anxmla the blood becomes thin the heart flabby the skin pale andwaxy If the disease become chronic persistent anxmla It often resultsfatally The one successful method of treating this disease Is to build uptho blood The best blood builder In the world Is

Dr WilliamsPink Pills for Pale PeopleThis remedy has cured moro cases of anxmla than all others combined

Miss Cordelia Moore of Malooe N Y until recently has been n life-long

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Invalid from palpitation of tho hoart and weakness of the bloodIn speaking of this experlenco sha said

I was In a terrlblo condition I could not oat Mv face was irhastlvwhile and my hands were almost transparent I was so weak It wasutterly Impossible for mo to go up stairs

I met a friend who spoke of Dr Williams Pink Flllsfor Pals Peopleand adTlsed mo to try them Before tho first box was used I began toretain my appetlto and felt better cutiernlly I bought six more boxesand took them I Brow strong rapidly and gained In flesh I becamebetter In every way I never felt better In my Ufa than nowand considermyself cured I cannot say too much regarding Dr Williams Pink Pillsfor Palo Poople From the Gazette Malont jY Y

No discovery of modern times has proved such a blessing to mankindas Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Acting directly on the bloodand nerves Invigorating tho body regulating the functions they restorethe strength and health In the exhausted patient when every effort of thephysician proveinavaIIIng

These Bills are sold In boxes at CO cents a box or sir boxes for SZEO and mnrbo bad of all druggists or direct by mall from Dr Williams Medicine CoOUUQHOUUIUJ11 I

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE- EIGHT WEEKS

COMMENCING TUESDAY OCTOBER 31

COL W A THqMPSONS

BostonLyric OperaCompany

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Repertoire First WeekTUESDAY October 81

SAID PA8HATHURSDAY November

MABIT ANASATURDAY MATINEE

BOHEMIAN GIRLSATURDAY NIGHT

MASCOTTEPRICES 00 150 100 and GOc MATINEE 50 100 and 50o

Curtain Rfses at Promptly Carriages at 1030SEATS AT WAJL NIOHOL8 CO 1337

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Wo beg to auuouriao to tho publiothat wo aro making groat proparatioiiH for tho coming Holiday Sansonand will havo o large stook of WellSoleotod Goods from tho principalfactories of tho world Our buyingis dono by a ooncoru who have hadmany years experience in thia busi ¬

ness and enntrot tbo largOBt tradoon tho Paoifio Const We promiseour patrons that many new articlesin our linen that will be shown inSnn Francisco can be found in ourStore Our stock will comprise

STERLING SILVERPINE PLATED WARE

HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR SPOONSNow Designs

HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR CHINASomething New

RICH OUT GLASSEINE BOHEMIAN GLASS

FRENCH CHINAGERMAN CHINA

ENGLISH CHINAFIGURESBRONZES

ORNAMENTSJARDINIERES

LAMPSAnd Many Novelties

All Goods sont out as presentswill bo prepared in n separato de-partment

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whero they will be put upin the best of style using fino bozospaper eto

Our Holiday Season will openabout ihn middle of Novemberwhioh will give our friends ou theother Islands ample opportunityYou will bo able to give more pre-sents

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this year because our pnenaare right

Special care given to mail orders

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I1OOAI1 AND OENEBAX NEWB

Orloltot this afternoon

NEW SAILOR HATS at Saulu

Tho Ophoum roopetiB thii ovenioB- -

Tho Aorangi sails at 5 oclock to-

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THE PEOPLES PROVIDERSSaohn Co

Griokot Olub Smoker Concerton November 10

Tho transport Ohio sailed for SanFrancisco laBt ovoning

Tho bark Woolahra has broughtmorn coal from Nowoastlo

The band will give a concord tEmma Square this afternoon

Football players will uinut at theY M 0 A at 5 oolook this after ¬

noon

The Ship Great Admiral arrivedthis morning with ctoal from New ¬

castleTho Amateur Orchortra are re-

quested¬

to meet at the 7 M 0 A

745 this ovoning

Tho Punahou football eleven playn game this afternoon at the collegegrounds with a town team

Tho Olay Olomont company pres ¬

ent Hamlet to night at th OperaHouse as a farewell performance

Have you a reserved seat at theOpera If not bo sprightly aboutit and get oue before it is too late

Dont fail to ring up Telephone441 Amerioau Messenger Service ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver

A F Gilfillaa has been appointedadministrator of tho estate of thelate John Phillips under bonds of

10000 The estate is estimated at51000 with liabilities of 1170010

The commander of tho Newarkcommunicated with the Marshalthis morning rtqueating him to ar-

rest¬

all sailors belonging to bin ves-sel

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before G p m The police officerswere instructed accordingly and hefore noon a large number of bluejackets were lauded In jail Themen have all overstaid their libertyand at G p m another gang will beallowed t go ashore

Al Anderson a steward on theAustralia was arrested yesterdayevening by Deputy Marshal OhilJiugwortb who happened to be out-side

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the Central Union Church priorto going to the prize fight Ander-son

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had a package which eventuallyva found to contain 19 tins ofopium A pie of guilty was offer ¬

ed in the Distrijt Court thin morn-ing

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to a oharg- - of having opium inpoireHsion and Anderson wa fined

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married

TonnES TATE -- Al tho home p thebride on Liliha street October 2G

1899 by the Rov W A GardnerDomingo Torres to Miss HannahKilimomi Tate

The Aorangi Arrlvoa

The R M S Aorangi O W Haycommander left Vancouver on tho20th inst at 1 p in after having re-

ceived

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mails and passengers and witha full cargo Arrived at Victoria BO at 240 a m on tho 21st aud leftagain at G a m samo day Fineweather with south westerly windswere experienced until tho 26th instwheu the N E trades were met withtho weather continuing fine to portThe Aorangi will discharge 830 tonsof oargo and 42 passengers

Paisengors for Honolulu are MrE Peck Mens and Mmo LomariMdlle Pora MrrfRbthwell nud ohildrn Mta E Haley Mr A BrodieMr E F Wtlliken Mr and Mrs J NCollins Miss Yerxe Mr G SpeneorMr and Mrs Sohourmann MasterSflheurtnaun Mr W Gulleu Mr JCullen Mr and Mrs J N SohaferMrs and Miss Guild Mr E SutterMrs E Gainaton Mrs and MasterAskius Mrs Davidson and childrenMiss A AuBtiu Dr and Mrs GasBisonMiss A Thomas Miss Platton MissHitohcook Mrs Savary and 2 chil ¬

dren and i in the stoeragoShortly after leaving Viotoria

parsed H M S Egeria bound forVictoria B O

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A FINE EXHIBITIONI

Tho Ocoanic Athletic Olub Glvou u

Good Entertainment

The Independence Hall wasCrowded last evening with pooploeager to witness tbo ontrtainmontgiven undor tin auspices of thoOceania Athletic Olub

Tfhd rpooinl number on tho program was the contest between thetwo null known fighters MartinDonuj ubampion lightweight ofCalifornia and Wm Armstrong whoholds tho samo rank in California

Tho man were in good conditionand were loully cheered upon enter ¬

ing tbo ring Tho match was 15

roundirwith 0 ounce gloves Mr PRyan acted as referee aud was high-

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complimented by all on his fairdociiiouB and fearless attitude Wo

dont know whether a reforeo at aprize fight is iu a more enviablo posi-

tion¬

than a kicking stockholderal Kamaloo meeting Both seen toget it in tho neck

In three rounds Martiu Dnnyshowod his Buporior skill andstrength aud Armstrong hadenough Denny drew the poiut

of hip opponent in the first roundand then prepared to go to workArmstrong evidently saw that it wm

now or uvor and said into Dennyin a wild manner during the secondround nud when retired to his cor-

ner¬

gavo evidence of being exhaust-ed

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Iu the third aud last roundDanny threw off bis mask of a de-

fender and before Armstrong rea-

lized

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the tituation and the abilitv ofhis opponent he was knocked downthree times and finally flooredThe Deputy Marshal and his mnrush on the tnge and stopped thofight after I ae fight was over

Everything was conducted in amoot orderly manner and ladiesev u could have boon prusont andeij yrd h fine exhibition of thomanly art by two clever men

Sumo of the backers of Armstrongum howling to day People whowant to bai k their opinions withtheir money ought never to whinowhen luck is against them Thofight was squarofrom beginning tofinish and the less tho losers on thethe match scy the better will it Jbe

for them 11 a man wauts to rUkhis money in betting on what hoknow nothing of or he wants toget ni h MnMonly ty a trick lothim pocli t his experience and be ¬

come a wiser and better man Andby all nit Mis lot the Police Department out of the game The Marshalare not hro to protect gamblers iuany shap

It Uiidentood that a prominentsport aian bas--- nian in his eyewom be is wiling tdbal againstDenny Trot him out by all mesnsand tat the Australia boy eat himThere will bo no crying over spiltmilk of the Denny backers if theirfavorite should lose

Tho Presidnt and Minister ofForeign Affair bvo paid the ouctninary official courtesies to tho TJ SNewark

Oaptain Gregory formerly of ibasterner Iwalani is now in commandof the Kilohtu vice Oapt Thompson transforre l loiiljau

TO NIGHTIIAIVATIATnT

0PEE1 - HOUSE

POSITIVELY

Last AppearanceOP

Mr Clay Clement-t-AND

Excellent Company

On Saturday October 28

Shakespeares Groat Tragedy

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ALWAYS TO THE FRONTo0oThese Special Offerings are not Old and

Shop worn but comprise some ofOur most Recent Importations

and should interest you

iOO Dpz Ladies Black Hose SSkAt 90c per Box of Six

ALL WOOL BLACK GRBPONS 45 InchesNow

At 65c per Yard Worth DoublePatterns

All WsjoI Serge in Blaek Havy Bine 44 InchA t 50o --per Tarcl

50 doz Bathjossis extra large and Sieavy at only 350 per Dozen

i JOO Pull Size Bedspreads at only 95c each

100 Pieces White Gotton Dress Goods Yours at 1 for 15 Yards

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ALL WDQL FREKOII HLALlES on 25e a Yard at Sachs

The Seamens iClut will Hive afree ebt rtaitiraeut to sailors onMonday evening with their newlyacquired acetylene gas magio lantern

A big fleet of trmsporls probablyincluding tho City of Poking Mauauense Penrisylvnin Tartar audNewport should arrivo withiu thonext few days

NEW TALENT lUST ARRIVEDBy the Australia for t he

Grawi OpeniBg To ni htlOur BiKv Feature I

RANP BVRON and RANDIijthei fAer6jati ComedySkuteh The A kward Squad

First Appearance h Honolulu ofMINDELL FERN DBEYFUSS

In Her Original Singing andDuoing Sketob A Private Re-hearsal

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Tho Talented Yong AmericanVocalist

MR GUY LEVING8T0NSioKJagthe Lijteet Successes

Continued StfcoessM the Charm-infr-Contrall-

MISS ETHEL DIXONTho Dramatio Sketoh Artists

BOGGS and HAEWARDIn an Original Sketoh

Still a Big Feature the MusicalWILLARDS

Iu their 2000 Musical ActThe Eminent Baritone

MR HAMILTON HILL- -

Iu Choice SelectionsThe Prince of Rag timo ComediansJACKSON HEARDE

Aa tho Hottest Coon from Dixie

REMOVAL NOTICE

ON ANP AVhElt MONDAY OGTO10th DR COOlKH will occupy

lila new oliioo on Alakea Street throe doursabove tho MnionlaTomple

OWce Uoarsi 8S0to 10 a in 2 to i and7 to 8 p in Snndays 830 to 10 a mTelephone lw Kcsldenoo adjoining pttlco

1320 lni

llEMOVAL NOTICE

Dlt M B GU09SMAN HAS UKmoved lila olllco to Alnkoa Street

tbrco doors above Masonic IVmplo132Mm

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THE YACHT RAOE

Tho Columbia Wins tho Oup

NEW YORK Oct IU Hadthe wind held today the OolumbiaHliumroek sericH for the AiuericnCup would have ended in threestraight heals lor the defenderand the Irish cup challengerwould have sailed home Avithoulthe trophy When the race wasdeclared oft about ten minutes be ¬

fore the expiration of the timelimit the Columbia was leadingby about three miles She wasthen four mileb from the finishHad the race ended the challeng¬

er would have been beaten by atleast twenty minutes

Sir Thomas hard luck con-tinued

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to follow him His boatwae very badly handled today iuspite of the regulation talentaboard of her The two Englishcaptains and the Captain of theEmperor Williams yacht Meteorfailed to get her over the line be-

fore¬

the handicap cup was fired

Tho STOREBethol Stroot

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The Peoples Providersand she went into the lace penal ¬

ised by two seconds on that account The additional ballast putiuto her yesterday also seems tohave been a blunder on the partof her managers as it hah in ¬

creased the size of the body to boforced through the water und inthe light air that prevailed todaytetarded instead of increased herspeed The yachts will race againtomorrow and even if the Colum ¬

bia wius there is a thattwo more races will be sailed Asuggestion to this effect lias beenmade and Sir Thomas appearsanxious that it should be carriedout He hns been greatly dis-appointed

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in the showing his boathas made but believes that sliemight do better over a triangularcourse in a heavier wind and hassaid in so many words that hewould be very pleased to sail twomore races

Reports state that on the nextdays race the Columbia defeatedthe Shamrock in a stiff breeze

HEKEj s the listYOU WILL FIITO THEM AT

MAY COSJust Received

Fresh Cnmbumes Apples LemonsFancy Naval Oranges Peaches

Plums Grapes Pears EtcFresh Celery Cauliflower

Artichokes Rhubarb RutabagosFresh Deep Soa Bass try it

Frozen OystersSiholced Salmon and Halibut

Cream Cheese in foilAlso Sausage in foil

Gruenhagons Bons Bonsand Marshmallows

Glaco FVuits Stuffed Prunes Dates

HENRY MAY CO Ltd2 Big Stores 2

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Buolnosa Cards

T McOANTS STEWART

Attobney and Counsellor at Law

Progress Blonk Opposito Cat hollo OhurebFort Street Honolulu H 1

Tftlephonn 1122 P O BotWW

W O AOHI OO

Heal Estate Stool and BondB OKERS

Ofllce 10 West King Street Honolala1216 ly

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Notary Pdblio and Typewriter Con--VEYANOER AND SeABOHEB OF

Records

No 16 Kaahumanu Stroot

DR SLOGGETT

Oocxist and Adbibt

Prowess Dlook 3d Flor ODloe HoarsOl uloltR N BOYD

Surveyor and Heal Kitate Agent

Offlco Bethel Suec over tbo Now230 Model Restaurant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIbon Work

King Street Honolulu

DR WALTEROornoi Beretanla and Punchbowl Btreots

Ofllce Hours 8 to 10 a u 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 f u Sundays 8 to 10 A u

Tetephqno 510 P O Box 601

ALLEN Se ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber And Goal andBuilding Materials oy

All Kinds

QtlAnn Rrt Wnnnlnln

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE HFG CO Ltd

121 Queen StreetCARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIRES AND ROLLER BEARNG AXLES

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Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL NEAR PORT

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In served in the

Royal Pacific and CosmopolitanSALOONS

JUSTFine Carriage

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oiLRisrESsAND

Carriage

HOFFMA1TN

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plnmber and Gas fitter

STREET

TELETHONS

DRAUGHT

ARRIVED

Fittings zJUisssrsv5 CPVfti6aTi

TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu Aug IS 1899

Nsw Goods just arrived are nowfor sale at lowest market prices asfollows

Thn colebtatod Haviland Warefrom Europe

A very largo assortment of Tinnedand Enameled iron Saucepans as-sorted

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sizesA large invoice of Henry DisstonaSons Hand Saws Brick Trowels

and Files assorted sizesA good assortment of Agato WareVictor Hand Sewing MachinesWertbeim Sewing MachinesAermotor Wind Mills 8 10 12 and

16 feet tliH Lett and easiest runningmills on Ihq Islands use good oilwith vory little care

Force Pump to fit the above windmills

Non Bhrinkiug Bodwood Tanksvarious sizes

AntiQalQrio Sootional Pipe Cover ¬

ings assorted sizesAnti Oalorip Plaster inBag8Please cqll and ezamino our goodsHigh prices on goods lately outs no

figure with us

Ttio OawailanHardware GoM Ln

268 Fort StreetWe have been authorizedto sell -

Harzer SauertanenAT

500 per Case of 60 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav ¬

ing been brought to this market thePublic is hereby notified that theonly

Genuine SanerbmnnenIS BOTTLED BY THE

Harzer Koonigs-Brnnnoa-Qaol- lo

And every bottle bears their trademark aud stamp

H UCKFELD COLimited

finn Acronfa TTrnpIln TlonHo

FOR SA XjEJ

JJ7 AORE8 OP LAND IN GRANTSt 2130 and 010 at Kamaeo North HlloHawaii Apply to

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLERfll Katato Agent

UoMf is KBlinrtnn Street

ESTATE REGISTER

A Record of Real and PoraonalKatato Transactions of RecordIn the Offlco ol tho Rqglstrar ofOonvoyancoB

conveyances

Recorded July 20 189Q

J N O Gilman 6t ol of Hono-lulu

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to S M Damon of tho samoplace Warranty Deedt dated July10 1890 consideration 800 Liber198 folio 151 Apana 8 of R P 2080 L O A 2093 at Palama Hono-lulu

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Sarah Waipa aud husband of Ho-nolulu

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to Tai Lee Wal Co War ¬

ranty Deed dated July 18 1899consideration 170 Liber 198 folio152 R P 2914J L O A 7653 atKahana Koolauloa

A Ealoiheana ana wifokof Kilauea Eauai to Loo Ohu of HonoluluWarranty Doed dated July 15 1890consideration 700 Liber 198 folio153 Portion of R P 811 L O A721 at Aala Honolulu

assignments op leases

Recobded July 6 1899

Samuel Parker Trustee et al toR R Hind Dated Juno 27 1899consideration 100 Liber 190 folio298 Puako Flat Waimea Hawaii

Recorded July 6 1899

R W Holt of Waialua Oshu toJ Eamelutb of Honolulu DatedMay- - 1899 consideration 100Liber 197 folio 188 Leasehold ofGrant 978 at Wahiawa Waialua

Recorded July 7 1899

Yuen Oban of Honolulu to LumSau Tim of tho same place DatedApril 1 1899 consideration 500Libnr 197 folio 145 Portion of Lot85 at Kalihi Honolulu

ASSIGNMENT of mortgage

Recouped Jul 131899T Kat Poo to H Holmes Trustee

Dated July 6 1899 consideration850 Liber 166 folio 71 Assigns

Mortgage of E J Crawford of re ¬

cord in above Liber and folio

bills of salesRecorded July 11 1899v

A W Keech Thos McLean toMerchants Stevedore Co Ltd Dat¬

ed June 5 1899 consideration 11000 Libor 193 folio 256 Stevedoreapparatus at Honolulu

Reoorped J ply 12 1899

Yea Wo Co to Man Sung CoDated July 10 1899 consideration8000 Liber 193 folio 258 Lase

hold livestock etc at HanaleiKauai

Recorded July 15 1899Ching Yuen Ling of Honolulu to

Fook Yim Tnng of the same placeDated July 1 1890 consideration390 Libor 193 folio 261 Leaso

hold and 2 buildings qn Millor streetHonolulu

Mah Ko of Honolulu to WongYuen Quai of the Bame place Dat ¬

ed May 27 1899 consideration 500Liber 193 folio 262 Interest inYuen Wo Lung Co on Hotel streetHonolulu

Sunday Sorvlcoo

StAndrews Cathedral 22d Sun-day

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after Trinity Oct 28 7 a mHoly Communion 11 a m Morn ¬

ing Prayer and Serrron 880 p mPule Ahiahi 780 p m EveningPrayer and Sermon

St Andrews Cathedral Theservices of the Second Congregationto morrow will be as follows At945 a m Morning Prayer withsermon 680 p m Choral EvensoDgand sermon

Roman Catholic Cathedral 6and 7 a m Low Masses 9 a mChildrens mass and English Ser-mon

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1080 a m Hawaiian and Por-tuguese

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sermon 2 p ra Rosary andnative instruction 7 P- - m VeBporaand Solemu Benediction Week days

6 and 7 Low massesCentral Union Churob corner of

Berotania and Riohards streets RevW M Kinoaid pastor At 955a m Sunday sohool 11 a ra pub-lic

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worship and sermon 680 p mY P S O E prayer meeting 780p m public worship and sermonWedneaday 780 p m prayr meet ¬

ing Palama Obapol At 980 a mSunday school 730 p m Gospelservice A welcomo for all at everyservice

Services at St Clements OhapolEpisoopal Wilder avenue Punahou

Celebration of tho Holy Commu ¬

nion First Sunday of tbo month1105 a m every other Sunday 715a m Saints davc 645 a m mntinnand Bermon 1105 a m evensongand sermon 705 i m daily prayerat 645 a in Bnrotnnm street oarsrun to the Ohappl Twenty minutesfrom Fort street Seats free andunappropriated Vested choir

Methodist Episcopal Churchcorner Borotania and Miller streetsG L Pearson pastor The public

IftittttKiiite

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is cordially invited to ottond thefollowing services Suuday Publioworship and sermon 11 a ra and780 p ui Sunday School 10 a in680 p in Epworth LeagueWednesdays 780 p m prayormeeting A weloomo always to all

Seventh Day Advontist ChapelLooatod at tho ond of Hntol streetone block from Punchbowl streetSorvlcfls Saturday nabbath snliool10 a m preaohing 11 am Tuesdayprayor and missionary meeting 780p m All aro welcome B L Howepastor

Christian Ohuroh Alakoa streetnoar King Pastor Rev Wm AGardner Sunday School Superin ¬

tendent W O Woedon Presidentof tbo Young Peoples Sooiely RWeodon Professor L Cook choirmaster and organist Prouobing at11 a m and 730 p tn on Lordsday Prayor mooting Wednesday at730 p m A cordial welcomo to allSociability a specialty

Ohuroh of St John tho BaptistKalihi waona RligiouB Bosvicos

as follows 880 a m High Mass withBermdn and collection for the usualoxponsoB of tho church 10 a mSunday School 8 p m Rohoarsal4 p m Rosary All tho Bamo ser ¬

vices every Sunday

It and G CORSET aro the boatSachs Co Agents

SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mublin Underwear at Sachs -

NOTICETo Property Owners at Kaimukl

Kapahulu and KapiolaniPark Additions

Applications for Water Privilegesfrom the Pahoa Water Works Kaimubi Tract will be recoived at theoffice nf Gear Lansiug CompanyJudd Building Fort Street up totho firBt day of November 1899

Water Privileges will be grantedat- government rates but water mainswill not be laid from the PahoaWater Works to conneot with pro-perties

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adjoining the Kaimuki Tractunless sufficient applications are re-

ceived¬

for water privileges to justifytho laying of said water mains

GEAR LANSING COJudd Building Fort Street

1323 1 m

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

AND AFTER THIS DATEFROM may book and oeonroTickets for Iassago by bteamera of tbeInteh Ibland Steam Navigation Co Ltdat tbe Main Offlco ot thn Company Quoenfitreot up to ono honr provlous to sailingtlmo of Btoomnrs alor which hoar I IcKetswill be sold at tbe Wharr OfficeINTER ISLAND 8TKAM NAVIGATION

t O LtdN E GEDon Secretary

Honolalu H I Oct 7 1R00 1324 lmi

ooHJAisrioSteamship Co

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

tTHE Al BTEAMHHIP

AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOLULU

FOB THE ABOVB rOBT 00

Tuesday Oototer 31 99AT 4 OCLOCK V M

Tho undersigned are now prepared toIssue Through Tickets from this City to allpoints In tho United States

tM-- For farther particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to

Wm O IBWIN CO Ldlone Hi Acnnlji

Wo can telephone you aluncheon

Should unexpected com-pany

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come in ring up ourstore and ask what wo cansupply quickly for a luncheon

you will probably bo sur-prised

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at tho list of delicaciesalways ready for your con-

venience¬

LEWIS COLEADING GROCERS

Telephone 240 Ill Fort Street

WaipabQ Package Express

V111 leave Walpaljn at 0 a m on

MondayB Wednesdays andSaturdays

Loave Honolulu from corner of Kiucand Fort Streets fMoIntyroo at l2noon same days

Express Wagon 141

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1M1TED

Solo Agrtnts for tho well knot

White Sowing Machine

AND

Remington Tjpe Writers

A Large Stock of the Different

Styles

ALWAYS ON HAND

HOFFSGHUEGER GO

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SUCCESSORS TO

ED HOFFSGHMEGER GO

King and Bethel Streets

Baby Carriages

Household tawliesStmegcat and Bost SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

Groceries to the Fore

In Union is Btrength and ho itis in Co operatipn

The Yanco 8pauco war brought aboutlilgli prices fur a time hut it has againcome down to Its former level nd wo arepetting our groceries as rhai ua we everhad thorn bofore If every stockholder lutho compnny were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Co opera Ivo GroceryCo the success of the corporation will beassured

Crttl and trade free delivery o all partsof the city

E TIETJENBManager Palama Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out KInp Street opposito Rail ¬

road Central nooot

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AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Cat

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NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Bhredder1

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There tarth and air and tea and ikyWith breakers song give lullaby

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OFFICE NO li KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A RosasQfllce United Btatea Custom --JoubbBrokers Acoountants Bcarohers nl