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Moann rcb, 8 3:30 O'CLOCK WILL GUARANTEE THE READERS J3PJTJQN ,'i)lliillli!;?litiHi!itlifiHiiiiH!H!i!i!H!!H 1Vol. XVII. No. J98G HONOLULU. TKUUITOHY OF HAWAII. MONDAY. JANUAUY ;J0. 100.1 jlWB ffr rtyiNtt

tieeeaejsa sw:

PAD HMl FINISHED

Information Is Gathered

Regarding Makai

Tracts.

SURVEYOR WRIGHT IS

PRAISED FOR HIS WORK

KAPAA LANDS LEASED DY MA- -

KEE PLANTATION WILL' SOONBE VERY CAREFULLY

SURVEYED,

fc'uro)or I'rnl (1, Wright Iiiih in(iirr.eit from I'nlolo, wlioro ho for aome

wroka past hm bom making oxhnitsl.l iimcta (if tlio government Innda,which are ahoitly to bo okiip(I up forultl'iucnl In small trncta, Huneyor(Icnc-ru- l Wnll peak of Wright's work(tK excellent lioth In ri'Kiinl lo nccura-i- )

anil rapidity. Tim entire aurvoylint not been finished na yrt, but nnluiiurtant mid very ureal ivortlon hnabtn inmplcted, anil Hint In a mannerwhich uffords Hip gtoatcit satisfaction.

Tho maps wblrli have boon prrpnirilfur tbow one piece of good Inmt on

proneof

loud will light tlitoughThla block, Includes nboul 30'jnrrea, will probably bo cut tip lututrips of nbout ruch wllh

fronluge road, 'I ho lofa onbund of roint will

k mountain.Further up alley I'.wa

block ucrra Invxtint. of thla Innd rlcn nndturn land, test beliiK kuln,

nimbly bo up In nbout thriu lota,Pllll further miiiikn plccoof land

nbout IS acres In extent, also onaldouf valley. This plrui

a division (tilled Kanuwucloiioiliilnnlly divided Into threu

Jots of which are at puncntprlvntii pnrtlea.

Jib'ce which will bo disponed of,will piobubly bo up thrco

MHHR

MAKERS NLVyoRK

trnct of Innd nt Knpnn, lenio ofwhich expires In about jcara. Thepresent holdcri of lenie, Mn.

Sugar Co., bne mnilo Inquiriesfiiim Comniliiloncr l'rntt regardingwhnt disposition will bo made, of theseliinda when lease explics. The aur-t- y

will bo mndo In order Hint exmtInformation regarding extent nnd

of Innd bo hnd beforeany disposition mndv of It.

WALTER t SMITH

MAKES

iiu or wisA Jury .1 Testn libel

secured ahoilly litter 2 o'clock thlaufleiiioon, Kecrnl wltnossea HeroHilled, principal (itio being I lieplnliiiint, Wnlter (I Hmltb, editor of

Adertler will prolenbly continue nil of iiftcrnoonAttorney (Uneiiil Andtcwa prosecut.Iuk nnd T, MeCnula Hlcwnrt uppenia

defenseAnother witness ptosoiiitlon

wna I,. I). Tlintnons, who testifiedtho fait l n tho idltor of

Independent, Tho ofWnlter (I. Hmltb formn,

effect ho hnd lend ullcgcillibellous nrtlclo nnd paitlt ulnrnregarding the tlmo of nrrhnl hero,

mndo n Kcnernt denlnl offuelM mentioned In tho urtlelo,

At about m, n reccse wnataken tho rceiuest of Attorney Oen- -

(Lie i:wu aide of tho valley qulio ilosu ornl Andrews In order that thoto ear lino, Tlio government rutlon (ould Kit hold of n oupbi

run thla atrip,wblrli

ono ncro ICO

Kit to thotbo left aldo tho runbin to Hie

tbo on thold la about tloicn

I'nrt latho It will

p. tutIn ii

thol.'wa tho

lowhich wiih

two holdby It la tho remaining

It cut Into

thetwo

tho thekeo

tlio

thonnliiro tho run

la

In llio r. ensowna

tho coin

tho The mHotho

la

for tliofor tho

toHint Ten wna

Tho testimonywits pio to

tho Hint thognoIiIh

otr. Ilo tho

2;t5 p,on

tho nownddltlonnl witnessed, l.onls Kenake,who will testify Hint tlio paper In (picaHon wna linudled In tho malls, midJack Lucas.

Oahu Market Co.

DECLARES

Monthly Dividend

'I lie Oahu Market Co, Ltd., Iho (on(fin which runs tlio n.limnrliet on thecorner of King mid Kikiiullko sliiels,has spiend Joy In Iho liearls of Itaalockholdcia by declaring n dividendof ono i(r rent u month.

A niiilliiK of stockholders of tho colli t only iih n great part or II la mouii- - jMitnlloii wna held Inst Biitiinlay night,tnlr.oiia, nt which It wna found Hint mono) had

Tho fiiuith and largest part of tho wvn almost coined by tho marketlands, the Wnlnmno dhlslon, lias not 'ho lucnmo of Iho (oueerir imragidus ct been (iiiiiplddy surveyed. Thla $s:ur,0 per month while tho expendsJncd la (iilli fur miiiikn lying close to umouuted lo only I.T.S on an inerag.',th nioiintalu rlilgo which projicta leaving a clear prollt of about $r,no,down lo tho middle of tho valley. Tho (onscqueiiio wna that n dividend

Hurveyor Wilght will start to woik of ono per cent u montli wna declinedon tho sumy of Walnmuo Immediate- - I'urtliermoie n one per cent dividend)y. Aa soon na thla la completed Ihu for ench of tho montlia of October,Plan of aubdlvlslon of tho various November nnd December will bo paidblocka will bo decided on by out on Wednesday,C'imimlttlouer l'rntt, Whin n plan Iiiih At tho smno meeting tho followingturn decided on Iho sinking out nnd officers ncro elected: President, Clinmurklng of the Iota will probably bo u Clem; I.I Cheung; er

of only about thrco weeks, ciclary, Ijiii Tnng; manager and trena- -When thla work hna hem dono tho urer, Y, Anln; auditor, Yco Chin. Tholand will be advertised for at least Hoard of Directors la composed of thothirty dnya beforo they nro actually following! Win, II, Crawford, Cliongejpened for settlement. I Moo lllng, Kou Wing Kill, I.I Cheung,

The Hurvty Department will aoou Tun Kong, Wong I,cong unci Yonglunke an exhaustive aurvey of u large Tuck.

DBusiness Suitscarrying thla labal

jljitdpenjaminsMAKERS MWyoRK

have no exeuica to make for

exciting the greateet admira-

tion, even when placed among

the nicest production! of butcustom tailors.

In fit they are unequalled.

The choice of fabrlca la large,

the atylee a full aeaion In ad.

vance of the USUAL, and the

tailoring the vary beat, In

fact, they are auperlor to all

othera at or anywhere near

thllr prlcej.

For aale only by

The Kash Co.,

Ltd.

Hawaiians of Kauai

Making Plans For

Fireworks Display

(Hpoclal to The llnllitlulluimlel, Knunl, Jan. 37. lu tho

month of June, lfio3, llmro la go- - )

I UK In bu nn old timet celebrationof the llnwHllnii ilia world utlluenn, Knuul, Tho llnwnllausnt llnenn nru now picparInK ma

4- - terlnl necessary In iniiKe tho tit u4 worl.a, which tuKu nbout Ilia

inontha to lomplrto,' Tho flio worka will consist of

ton lies mndo of llnwullnn wood,l'iom n high imiuntnln nl lluenn

Ulio natlM'H tlnow thiaft torchesInto Hut nlr, which, na roon uathroHii, tbo torchon begin loluiilio Mirloim llgurea InstluitHometlmoa nbout nix 'minutes bu- -

foni they burn out,This lias been mi obi i iiitom

on Knunl nmmiK tho old tlmo nntit ca, TIioho who hno seen tho

4- - display of these rtio woilca nio nlwnn anxious to neo It ngalu,Tho telebratlou In Juno thla yearwill bo tho IniBcsl one ever wltueesed on Knunl,

Verdict Was ProperlyDirected Against

Plaintiff.

ROYAL PEDIfiREE WAS

SUPPRESSED BY ADVICE

GRANDMOTHER TOLD HER NOTTO SET UP CONNECTION WITH

KAMEHAMEHAKIN08.

'I ho defense or ostoppel Is sustainedand tho writ or error la dismissed bydecision or tho Hiiprcnm Coilll rendered today In Hm cjutmtnt inso or l.ueyK. I'eiibody is, H, M. Damon, it nltrusters under Hm will or II, I', lllshop,did used,

THE

.losilie llartwdl wiltes tlio opinionwhich In, lu purl, na follows!

Tho plaintiff In erior hiought mi ac-

tion of ejectment iigalnst Iho defend-nnt- a

In which was Irkd lu tliocircuit court of tun flint (In nit, Attbo closet of tho evlddiiei tho defend,ants inotid thai u verdict In their fa-

vor he dliciled on seveial giounds, In.eluding pcpiltnblo islopptl. On thlaground nlouo tho molluu wna gruiileilTho error assigned la Hint "Iho courterred In having against plaintiff's eio- -

Jcctlon ill red nl tho Jury to render utordlu ngulnst tho plaintiff and In fa-

vor of the defendants," The ill feud.nnta In error contend that Iho Hiregrounds of their motion on which tliocourt did not puss wirn good, amithnl If uny ono of them la sustainedIho writ or error ought to bo dismissed,ll.o conclusion which wo have reachedon tho question of estoppel renders llaunnecessary to consider thla conten-tion.

I'lalnliff claimed Iho land sued foras ono of ll.o lis Ir ut law of CliatlesKaualna, Upon ll.o administrator'spetition lu 1 87K, alleging payment ofdebts and that certain persons deciecdlo be heirs were) unubln In agree onpartition, but Unit iho majority dealrcd u sale at public million, and pray. I

log for nn order of notice calling uoiinil Interested lo nppcur and show ruuiii'and that tho lands bo aold, onlrr wuiftuiiilo accordingly mid Ihu piopcrly vvm

told nt million, 'Iho land lu (Uestlonwna bought by Kutli Keullkoli.nl, Herri'ivls'c, liernlee r.iuuhl lllshop, elovla-- )

(d Iho properly lo II vn Irusircs midtheir aitliiaeoiH, defendatils b'llIK fourof tho piesint tnistie. Tlio plaintiffknow of iho (iioriodlngs uboto men-tioned, of tho oppoituiilly to ptesefitUr claim, of ll.o iidvcillscineBl am)tho day tho anln would luko placei and

(Conllnutd on Page 0.)

MONEY ORDERS-O- K-

Wells, Fargo & Co.EXPRESS

Are now on aale at all their oflcuon Oahu,

OFFICE, MASONIC TEMPLE,

No Plan To BlockIn Steamship Merger

Inter-Islan-d RmmWhile amalgamation la the goal of Hut Iho mlnorll) atuchholdoa tin'

Iho Intcresta of tho Incut aleambout being Heated (alrl) and will lonllnueIhero inn tint Miy will bu to bo tiented tulily II hvn la ttuy

any organised or deilulio attempt In strumous l.leklnt! ngiilnst any propuiIdoelc Hie consolidation Idm until llieia Mtlm, In lew wo will do the n'tla n I'linpcm proposition to blmk, dost thing Wi piny aell Iho ad nrnum

Tin ro hna been iniiih tall, since tlio and piopeitles of tbo W)ldei OumiHiuyfirst news of Intended em nulili,lil "

finer tho Intcresta lit Iho lulrMshilid t was iiImi said loda Hun ir MineHteum Nuslgntlnn Cnnipnuy ttouiilit, vUts mi acrlmu gtlenipt pi bbidlilKlhe contiollliiK atrul, of Wlldei'a tho nli'igir, (he opposition would lunCtcnnishlp (onipiiuy. of u iiinttimiitU,t po,ll,iy ni olfiuta on Iho pail i'flu opposo tho merger lhuso fearing loss nn ioiii rnucirU or

Huld ono of Iho luigo slod.luddi 14 on ulliiT routiniia I'osslhl) It wuuof Wllder'a Hli'nmsblp Coiiipuny Ibis' raid, (eltulu utm Icholdi ru holdingmorning "Aa I nndc island It Ihciu la good positions mid fearing ihu oa ofnt i resent liiloic tho InluiH'ts (on'Hioso posllloni with Iho Wlhl'r mm(omeil no di Unite schejiin of (on.o!l.jpaii would buik Iho piolnisllloii )utnation ami I run to am now tivro run hi pioaeiil II la icny slut id Hullbo uny. ile Unlto ittltmpt Id Mock u Hioio la no dellulto pioposltloil ofpini million thai hna not lis it liopi'mriilnK 11m WJWec penpl" !'made, 'ihu mliioilly aloihhoblera aiiH)iiiii.ii n couiinltloo lu luo Ihumay, of rourao, objeit lo urlnln piop. prtrll' of Ihu Wilder loinpuny aoiltlona, bill nl Ihu present Hum llity gf ,0 Inst duv yr ftiU inonlli 'huhuto no pioposltlon licforu II.OH) lo (ui,ir Isliuu) inoplo piuv iivlnt uwhich Ihoy (Uli object, iomuillli'o on uluallon of lliclr tu"Thero am nil klnda of posslblllllea bonis nnd other juqpurty a a mal.lu Iho way of nmulgnmutlou. Aa meig tei' or fad, however, ihu Inter Iflandrd Ihu two (ompaiilea may iioenmn tlio lompaiiy hna nl Ha own fprla and I

iniomsmnii menin (vii)ignuou tornpap) they inlght oven beenmu W)lAcr'a Rtinmshlp Company; or Ihoymight ho niguulied na nil entire It nowcorporation I may no! know ull Hintla nn fnot, bill I liavu (oilulnly luanlof no minority sloi kliobler who la nutlo light Ihu eoinlilnolloii."

Hald aiiollier largely Inlnresteilman "Whllu Ihero a tlio poselbllllyof a light against tho iiioruci, wo are)not wonting oursehes over posslldU.

MINI WIIS Ii U

Testimony About Killing

Of Mrs, ParmenterObjected To,

J, J, DUNNE AKOUliS AT

LENGTH ON QUESTION

all pEneMPTony cuALLerwoeqARE EXERCISED UUT Of IK

REMAINING FOR THEDEFENSE,

Iho t I fa I of Hie Jones .usu busrun ugaii.st n foiiulduiile snug, in lbthiipa or a holly i oi.li in d 'point

session and II la by iiieana iiIuIm

bailiffs about w,iu7iailaa.

MnDial )himt,

i')ilffollowing nht

Jeda Iho

Imuurnnd ltiomKiM.t,

"It hi Him X'wJi jmjn)

(Conllnuid

This company Iscorporation authors

law to astrusted agent In

care and manageof property

either before or afterdeath of the

owner,

IfJWFi

FORT

IR- -

tiii)4, IK'H'inbe; 3al, i; Jipnd- -

Tha latter tnmpany may prcpfro jstntcimni or tlio )mrgpftoilmlons 'pullnilnnry lo )ia uniniu)rcpoit wliidi in bu

Huld nn miilinilly )n ) ii'iKVnmiior lil 'Wfear nolhliiii In tho HiatiaHint may nntiillsinilory l; llioinrr' .... . . . i . .

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independent a(JTQ,ayeLibelled Waiter 9

Smith,

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Ailndlur mnu up Ut fitDiii'a umii Hil 'Imut lit

innntnini hy Wn MnMiv hi Mimim ihrnirn Aiwny mnduds mo miso ) io wipi mlnn llI'UMI.

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BULLETINft

lTHE

iiBest Newspaper

ii

I In Town

?ww mt-r- - ..tj

MASONIC TEMPLE

WEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONHAVLe Progres Regular.

rUllMUAV

WIJONUMOAY

TMUMNDAY

PHIDAV

MATUMOAY

All visiting members of thoonlcr aro cordially Invited to at-

tend meeting! of local lodges.

HARMONY LODOE, No. 3, I. 0. 0. F.

MeoU ovcry Monday evening at 7:30Is I. O. 0. F. Hall, Fort itreet.

!'.. H. llttNimY, Secretary.II. (ir.HltlNO. N. 0.

All visiting brothers very cordially

Uvlted.

MYSTIC LODOE, No. 2, K. of P.

Mecti ovcry Tuesday evening atf:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingtreet. Yltltlng brotbera cordially In

vltwl to attend.(i. II. TIRIIRY, C. C.

F. WALDllOX, K.H.8.

OAHU LODOE, No. 1, K. of P.

Meets every Friday evening atK. 1. Hall, King atrcct, nt 7:30. Memben of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm, MC'

Klolcy l.odgp, Ko. S, and visitingkrotbera cordially Invited.

Otneral Business.V. n MAC, C C.

K. M. COI.KMAN, K.R.S

HONOLULU LODOE 616, B. P. 0. E,

Honolulu Lodge No. 61C, I). P. O. B.,will meet In their new hall, on Millertuil Ilerctanla streeta, every Friday

veolng.Dy order of the 15. R.

HAIUIY II. SIMPSON,Secretary,

, II, FISHER, E.It

Wm. M'KINLEY LODOE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening atflip o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstmt. Visiting brothers cordially ta-

llied to attend.K. FAIlMEn, C.C,H. A, JACODSON, K.H.H.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 64, A. A.of M. A P.

Meets on first and third Sundayevenings of each month at 7 o'clock atK. of P. Hall, All sojourning breth-ren are cordially Invited to attend,

By order Worthy Captain:V. MOSIIEH.

J. M. RADWAY, C.C."'

Fins Job Printing at the Bulletin.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE CO., LTD,

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 226.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, tluiilts and Sad

tie Horse on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com

etent drivers, reasonablo rates, new

veblclea and live stock.

THIS PAPER Is kept on Die atH. O. DAKIVR

Advertising Agency, 124 Bausome SL,uas rjaccisco, car., wnere contract!for adre"rtJslD can bo rnado for 't.

DON'T SUFFER FROM

RheumatismBUT CURE IT WITH AN

Electric Belt

or Battery

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Hollister Drug Co.,

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1056 hort Street.

WESTERMAYEK

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Baby Carriages

Pansy Stoves

s "Household"

SewingI

Machines

Hoffschlaeger Co.,

Limited.

25 Kine Street i Bethel

HAY, BARLEY, BRAN, MIDDLING,WHOLE CORN. CRACKED

CORN and FLOUR

At the lowest prices; also a full lineof STAPLE GROCERIES.

Kalihi ureDRINK- -

White RockMINERAL WATER.

W.G. PEACOCK & CO. Ltd.. Agls

Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd,,

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION AND

MACHINERY MERCHANTS.

AI.KX'ANUKIl YOUNO DUH.DINO,Cor. King and Bishop 8ts.

P. H. Burnette.Attorney-at-La- and Notary Public.

Real Estate, Loans, Collections,Phones; Office, Main 276; Res.Wh.134l

Office, 79 Merchant St., Honolulu.

Special Saleof SAUCE PAN8 and PAINTS. Comearly and take your choice.

A, FERNANDEZ & SON,

Noa. 4460 King St., Katsy Block, betNuuanu and Smith Sts.; Tel. Main 189.

The Lewin-Mey- er Co.

Epicurean and Palace floods

E. J. WALKER,Wholesale Agent.

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN.DEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-tin and the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise end complete resume of all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, judg-ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,78 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,$1 per year.

Illank books of all sorts, ledgors,etc.. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub-lishing Company,

rtVKNiNo ntn.t.trris, iioNoi.tri.t' t ii Monday,

LOCAL AND fiENEIAL

Head "Wants" nn page .

I'rld.ty next hculiin (lie ('hint- New

Yenr ob.ervame.Ham )oitr old I'anaHM hat tiimla

like new (lliitin Ckithltig House.Tlie Nnlilkii ItiiltluT Company met

Sjlurdii) evening In fulfil I ir,Harmony Uhlgt, Ko. 3, ''.......,', I

meets tonight nt 7.30 In I " ' '""hhoNeatly furnished room at tho Pop-ular- .

$1, $1.10 and 12 per wick. 1219

Fort Street.lake thought tor the morrow, ami

lay In n Mock of Irrlgullnn. (id It attho I'lintheon

l1"' '""' proxn-e- ami lu I'olnndutrlkern ur- - linic the telegraph

Orders taken for freh violet. In- - 'l report wuim-- mo m moHear, 12SG Kmma BL Tel- - cUn Hint lliey will lin

ephone, lllne 2371. If they lonllniio to send outA American preferred,

Ik wanted for the loutitry. Addressloom CI. YonnR Hotel

Tho bent cop of pnro Kona coffeeIn tbo city ut tho New Hngland Ilak'cry. Telephone Mnln 71.

A lint of olllrcr clcouic lo nerve Inthe Kwong Yee Society fur the ensuingear Ik published In this Insiic.

On Wednesday, at 10 n. in.. Morganwill sell sonic ery choice fiirnlluie 'decided in petition Ilic Czar lo sparoiluditig ii biiuduouic MorrlH nicker. (Inrky

Iron roof aliotiM lie prepared for,rainy weather by n good mating"Arable." California 1'reil Co. agent.

A fow hundred high grade Saino.i.kroconnuta, apruiited ready for plant- -

lug, nio salo by tho Honolulu lan-dy Co.

Another formatHo of Ihot'nheihlty Club will he held lit tliujHawnlliin Hotel on Wednesday een.lug next.

Cargo per Cl.mdltic. nirUIng Suu-- iday 113. b.ig xiigar. no lug tin... at)

Imrh corn Ii.iga ial.il. t.U nogs Hut he bus pli'iied Oynma'a150 package. j(ft ntut Uneaten tbo I'lioiuy'H votniniu

Two triinpun win ho tine neio nextWciliienday The Sherldiin will nrrlcfrom San I'runclKiu a nil the Dlx willbe due from Manila. )

If you are looking for n good saddle, '

call nt thu Kilinmuti Carriage Co.,Young building. They arc opening upa line Una at prices to suit the time.

The legohir meeting of the Women'Auxiliary mid (inlld will he held at2 30 o'clock this afternoon In tho Hun-iln- y

bchool room. SI. Amlicw' Cnllic-drj- l.

For woolen dress skirts call nt cm light mid center, whilel'uclflc Import Co. They mo showinggreat valuta In tho latest style ofblack and colored skirts, prices "1.00,

150 nnd S5.00.Missis Tollcfson ami Fern lmvo

opened parloi nt 1 US'Fort street. The latest design nt reasonable prices and butlsfnitloii guurutiteed, la their motto.

WiDN CABLC

(Asaorlaltil

correspondent'deported

housekeeper.

POWERLESS PARLIAMENT.

niiuirlli,it

tho.tnrlly

dicssniaklng

Ocorgo I.ycurgiiH, pinpiletm- - of tho kokutul the Infauliy positionLniun drill and manager of the Vol- - fcoitlheast llierefrom. unolher

House, has iciclvcd this city lathmeiit occupied llalihpao. 5 milessome fine specimens of celery grownnt the Volcano House.

After ii voyage, of almost two years,tbo American bark Wlllscott arrivedin port yesterday. Sho experiencedflormy weather almost nil tho wayaround tho Horn and had bead windslo port. v

fought theu u

tho theSuturday. O'llilen got decision,llcrkcrt and Itoo will light twentyround tonight.

At almost any lime the training shipIlufTnlo may urrlvo lieio theCoast. She has on flOO hoys whonre taking llrst cruise.u stay of tome iluvs heie the vesiiel'will proceed to Ounm.

Tho Heseaich Club meet tomoriowevening the lesldeute of W. W Hull,Nuuanu avenue. Judge 1. I.. Weaverdelivers a ledum "Needed I.eglsb- -

tlon to Hxempl tho Family Homesteadu

Charles W. I.eudhentci- - dellv d theetcond In n series of Theosophlcal Ice- -lures the concert pavilion of thu

t.

The

For Bulletinbe sent to thB Unlt.rf8tates to

r; this offer Includes 500-vot-e

coupon used In The Bulletin's

Magazine will be sent separ-ate addresses for one year. The

worth 11.80.Mrs. whose cntn

llfo was bee Island, diedSaturday lacking but two year

out century eatthtyexistence. was known the old- -

kupaa UunU'l';Kamehamelm

Jlr"' K."'

tho lrc.it was' ouier

survive. Tho fuiieml occur- -jeslerday afternoon fiom iho

Townsend undertaking esiabllshmcntthe remains being Interred themac cemetery

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l'ff Cable.)

,..in...i MMiLf tnnrAna.aimrvs. of .,.,-..- .(

InuciDinri Jnn ;S 'he situation ionUnites threatening nnwt wrliitu'

..in-- ., i. ii... ua.riiviiiii I tin ftltlkrnl

haHarold

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and disorders or- - icjfd. InPoland

.nnurotinuticuTii warned,,.......I'lte-rsbur-

Mimnlloiial telegrams

OORKY IMPRISONED.St I'elcisburg. Jan. 28. llorky, 111

Uvolutlonary writer, been broughtfium mill Imprisoned In a forthere.

ASK TO SPARE CORKY,Jan. 2S. I.lltcialcurs have

St I'ctvrsbiiie. J""- - 2S. The Czur,.(ina,,. u. ,teatlon of n ion

(ultlo parllanienlary body wlihout.luu,.r of Icglalnllte inllou.

oYAMA REPORTS VICTORY,Toklii. Jnn. (Ijaiim re

,HMls Xuiiry lit Fan

pierces OYAMA'S LEFT.t. I'eti rnburg. .Inn. 2S. Kiiropatkln;

Hicatloiis with Vlnkow.

COLD ITALY.Home. Jun 2N.- -II In Miwiely cold

( ititly. Snow ha iipiicnirilu.

JAPANESE GAINS.Washington, January 29. 190..

at 10:30 n. in.)Yo tbo Japanese Consul. Honolulu.

Mnishnl Oymu.i repotta Hint,"Mil. thu euom' artillery Hied ilcsul

small Ilubsbiu lUt'ichmenlH attackedour line ftoui vniloua dlrcitlons, butthe enemy wu Immediately icpnHtvlon nil aide

On our left the detachment whichthu 2Cth icpulscil enemy at

Chenchlesgao occupied, on thellulaoku tilld llihaworeng. Aliotherilctuchmunt uUleh advanced to lit I

to tbo koutb of Helkokottil. and drovn(therefrom the enemy, totisltittiig of oneInfantry regiment, one cavalry brigade

'and twelve guns,The enemy attacking tbo Hunk of

lour left so far appears lo louslst ofthe eighth cotps, the second

UmJ llflll brigades of the Kuiopoan

ipmt of the Hist Slbeilan iinny cor.is.TAKAIIIHV.

RUSSIANS CAPTURED.Washington, January 29. 190.1

(Iterclvcd 1:30 p. in.)To the. Jiipiiuese Consul. Honolulu

Oynmn reports that our detachment.which occupied Hlutluokouday, the same night repulsedenemy' poui-ifu- l counter attacks.Auotbci detachment ut dawn of Sun- -day attacked mid occupied llcltsalbot- -zu, two mile uoith of Hulkanutul.

llerco counter ut on Saturdaynlglit and Sunday morning occupiedpositions In the neighborhood.

er togctlu-- Willi Mltcl.cnko'scaval,y '"vision. About fillO Itusslntjolllccis und men were cuptuii-- by us,0ur casual'1' "'" underlnveulgatlon.

TAKAIIIIIA

hero I

tilld to bo evidence thai the t'nir Iscontinued by tho (irand Duke Scrglus,who la stlgmntlred as thu evil geniuslit It II u til ft A liinllmii. I.

nia,,c Tnn poot yllknn,)0vlrIl ,s umon(.lho,c arrested. Father tlopon ha es- -tlipC(1 t 8wcilcn, A l(,llewll, 0,t(rr01K ,, ni,tcpate(,,

NOTING IN WARSAW.Warsaw, Jan. otlng and pll- -

luglng nre prevalent The llrlllsh(.cmsuiaic has been assaulted. Schoolamid factories aie closed, Many,(hH mv t,Pen

JAPANESE FORCED OUT.I fit Petersburg, Jan. neial

l.ubcck nud O'llrlen eight HusnIiiii sliarpsbootei, nlnilibefore gooil-slze- d crnuil ut el cm of tenth army corps, p.iit of

Myrtle IJoat Club bouse nt noon slxty-llr- leseivo dlvislor. and H

fromboard

their After

nt

on

fit

ut

Salnr- -

lrom horced Sale mid 1'ioposed lllll The detachment which tulvunccd in-to Accomplish that Hesult." 'ward Helkiuitnl icpulkcd the enemy'

Alcxunder oung Hotel Saturday oven, The enemy In the direction of Lin-ing, addressing eoiiic four hundred pen- - t:,ok:in and Hclkantul nil loiicutedplo on tho fascinating subject of lie-- to the right bank of tlm llunho nudIr.caruation. or Llfo After Dcuth. 'vvcuio now puisuing. Wu ulsci repuls--

Nina i. I). Frnshcr wn Snlutday the momy Jn their repeated nttHckjgranted a divorce from Cbns. I). Frush- - Saturday night at Cheuehlehpaol ander by Judgo Do Holt on the ground of Lltagcntoij.

She Is awarded tbo cus- -' 'r,le euemy In the dlicctluu of Chen-tod- y

of tho children. llbelUe 1 chlckpno und Lltugvnlon consisted ofordered lo pay $25 a month for thu "lu eighth the tenth at my corps,support of a fifteen-year-ol- d son, utlor. vshllc that the direction or Helkan-tiey'- s

fee In the sum of ISO and cost '"' "' mixed army lomposedof court. of llrst army corps mid sliarp- -

the Weekly willaddress In

for year a NEW subscribe a

to be

ltlga

IN

Vrai.

1'Stli,

iiiiny

twice

tacks

here.

ur.

ed

coip.

great prize contest. For $1.25 naldadvance by a NEW

bLRVUES "A1;, ...29,Wceklv Bulletin ,H th. m..,mi.,-- 1

ormag-

azine alone laKahclo hekupau.

spent Innight,

of rounding a ofBho n

"l1""11,1 f

ruled. Sho the mother"". inthldreu,

led

Mae--on Wyllle street.

especially

...Hl- In".

banres

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Call at 1057 Foil St.AND SEE

Dr,N.S.FairweatherABOUT YOUR DENTAL WORK. PRICE8 THE LOWEST, OFFICE

THE CLEANE8T, ATTENTION THE BEST. NO LADY A88I8TANT.

NEW YORK DENTAL PRLWS

jam. v. m.

AjLT'"1 f-

Wjm $ijII ynnr tialr U too Innc, co to ynnr

bather. Ho has the remedy a pairnt shears. It your hair Is too short, enlo ynnr ilruegiit. He has the remedy

a bottle ol Aye r's Hair Vigor.

Ayer's Hair Vigoris a Hair Food.

It feeds the hair. The hair growllong anil heavy became It gives to thehair just what It needs.

If your hair Is turning gray, It showstlioro Is lack of hair nourishment.(tiro your hair this hair-foo- d and Itwill tako on new llfo. .Sonn all thodeep, rich color of youth will returnto it.

We aro auro you will he greatlytdeasetl with AVer's Hair Vigor as

It makes the hair softand smooth, and prevents splitting atthe ends.

Prtnit ir Df . J. C Am C. L.w.ll. Mu... U. $. A.

Kuropulkln icporls Hint bis positionbus not been pierced. The Jiipancsoleft ban been lompelled lo evacuateSiimlc Fa.BLIZZARD ENDS STRIKE.

Moscow'. Jun 29. A hlluard baapinillciilly endi'il the alrlkc here.

HUNDREDS ARRESTED.Sevastopol. Jan 29. There lmvo

beu nine bundled aliesls niinlt. Ikic.

KUROKI STANDS FIRM.Kiimkl'i llpiduuartcrs. Jan. 29.

The HiikhIiiii nttempt to tiini the Japmuse left has not succeeded.

SMALL JAPANESE VICTORIES.Toklu, Jan. 29. Tbo Itusslan liavo

been lepulsnl In several minor attack.Five hundred ollliers und men werecaptured In these tilTalis by the Jap-

anese.

REFUGEES GOING HOME.Chefoii, Jan. 29. Two thousand Fort

Arthur lefugees lmvo sailed for Odea- -

RIOT IN ROME.Home. Jnn. 29. Thetc ha been mi

ilemonstriitlon In thisilly. The troops charged the mob andlevcrnl peiMin were wounded.

ADDRESS BY ROOSEVELT.Washington. Jnn, 29. President

Roosevelt delivered nn uddics nt tho(ieillc-utlo- of a Lutheran church here

clerday.

THE AVIARY.

Tho Aviary nnd Animals, the Fish,Fountain, tbo Fresh Air and MountainScenery nt tbo KalinuUI Gardens willwell icpny n visit.

I 9

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin.

&&We Fit Glasses

Scientifically to relieve strain,and Improve the sight.

Wb Grind Lenses

for spectacles, accurately andpromptly.

We Repa'r Glasses

Factory on the premises.

A. N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN.

BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET.

Over May & Co.

jfDBBRnMBL1 Iftata and Mice die out of lbs bouse I1 nhrn ttwr cat

1 1 Sturni' EliefrieRat and Riach Paidfuaranttttt rftloi Urtuintuir wn tin uttrktl.2 z. hoi, 25Mnli 16 ., 11.00. I

1 M AU dtalert er Mn iprM rrrMld o J10 rtcclet or price. Woa baci f u Km fftlli to do tfco work. vitTEABVt CLCOTKIO TkVlT. CO,, ITrisio BIUU, Cfclt yo. IIL M I

C. I). I.EM ON. R. n. PRRNGH.

THE MINT SALOONAND READING ROOM.

Nuuanu Street, opposite Chaplain LaneHONOLULU.

The Best of Liquors and Cigars,Hours, 6:30 a, m. to 11:30 p. m.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers In lumbar and uALLEN & ROBIN80N,Queen St, Honolulu.

Granite and Bronze MonumentsAt Prices

vlsBBBBHBCBB?lSBBBBBBBBBBBBBflsBBIBBBBBVlBIBBUAf''.HHBx&B9BejBBJHjBejBflMAtJh

?eKei4sflBeWHiwiliu m Fmci iN

"I'sXBBHmiiLuiUUMAHRIwlrlSBBHilv'jiSaPHBBf(VfliiInHafl9e9u

Ltl

t7Viao KING STREET.

NOW WE'REWe are prepared to supply the of Honolulu with Freshest of

MEAT8. Alao, Qardtn Produce of all kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick-ens, Turkeys, Sucking Pigs, Bacon, Ham; In fact, everything a FIRST'CLASS MARKET Is called upon to furnish.

The ISLAND MEAT CO..JAS. E. Manager.

TELEPHONE MAIN 76. FORT ST., OPP. LOVE BLDO.

PACIFIC TRANSFERWILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE

We pack, haul and ihip yourgoods and laye you money.

Dealeri Jn STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.

Storage Jn Brick Warehouse,

Wm. i. Irwii & Co., Ltd.

WM. O. IRWIN... President and Mgr.JNO. D. SI'HECKKL3...1st Vico Prca.W. M. G1FFAHD 2d Vice Pre.II. M. WH'TNEY, Jr TreasurerIHCHAItD lVi:itS SecretaryA. C. LOVEKLN Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSand

COMMISSION AQENT8.Agents for tho

Scottish Union & National InsuranceCompany of Edinburgh.

Wllhelma of Magdeburg General In-

surance Company.Associated Insurance Company of Mu-

nich and Berlin.Alliance Marine A. General Assurance

Co., Ltd., of London.Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool

Alliance Assurance Co. of London.Rochester German Insurance Company

of New York.

Agents of tho

Ocetiic Steaashlp CtapuyOF SAN FRANCISCO., CAL.

FIRE INSURANCE

THE

F. DILLINGHAM CO.

UNITED,

General Agent for Hawaii

Atlas Assurance Company of London.Phoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co.hnlx Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.

4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg.

WM. i. I1WIN & CO., LTDAgents forSugar Refining Co.,

San Francisco, Cat.Baldwin Locomotive Works,

Philadelphia, Pa.Newell Univeraal Mill Co.

Manufacturera of National Can- -8rrredder, New York, N. Y.

Paraffin Paint Company,San Francisco, Cal.

Ohlandt & Co.,San Francisco, Cal.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co.,San Francisco, Cal.

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT 8TREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION, ,

KALIHI, and other desirable localities.

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BUCKBOARD,eccona nana; good as new,

ICE Manufactured

pun distilled water

Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous driver.

nil Ice ud Electric Ct.ewalo. Telephone Blue S151

"For Rnf card) en w( a ftUttlfie.

To Suit.

MMieNt Wirks,

OFF ? SC ,People

I8LAND

WESTBROOKE,

CO.

B.

Western

from

J26;Kino; St. Phone Main 58

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

OPPICBRS.II. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. P. Cooke Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... Second Vice Pre.L. T. Peck Third Vice PresidentJ. Waterhouso TreasurerO. M. Rolph SecretaryW. O. Smith Auditor

SUBAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

1NSURAN6E ABENTS

Agents forHawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co,Haiku Sugar Company.Palo. Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company.Kihcl Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Haleakala Ranch Company.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd.HONOLULU.

CirhIssSi.1 MirchantsIS

I Sugar Factor

AGENTS FORTho Ewa Plantation Co. jThe Waialua Agricultural Co.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Works, SL Louis, Uo.Tho Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.The Now England Life Insurance Co.

of Boston.Tno Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co, of London,

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.Queen Street, Honolulu, T. H.

AcrentB foxHawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant, Co., Onomea Sugar Co.,Honomu Sugar Co.,Walluku Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar CoHaleakala Ranch Co.,The Planters' Una of San FranciscoPackets, Chas, Brewer ft Co.' line ofBoston Packets.

List of Officers;O. M, Cooke, President; George

noberUon, Mnnager; H. F. Bishop,Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F.Allen, Auditor; P. O. Jones, C. M.Cooke and Geo. R. Carter, Directors.

Lire ill PUB

Insurance - AgentsAOENTS FOR

NEW ENOLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN.8URANCE CO, OF B08TON.

AETNA FIRE IN8URANCE COM.rrT ur HARTFORD,

Fin Jtb Printing at th Bulletin.

ftT- -

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Vmmtmmm"mmmm

Annual MillinerySale

Remarkable Values Offered forOne Week Only, Beginning

Monday. Jan. 30th.

Here's the very best chance in the world to get,for almost nothing, the pretty new hat wantedfor any occasion.

The sale takes in our fine assortment ofstylish, well trimmed and untrlmmed hats at areduction so great that it will quickly reduce thestock.

Ladies' and Children'sTrimmed Hats and Untrimmed Hats

At An Immense Reduction.

Children's Sailor Hats At AlmostHalf Price.

Sale Begins Monday Morning.

N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.,Limited,

CORNER FORT AND WRETANIA STS.

Why Pay $100.00When you can purchae the

Wellington No. 2 Typewriter

for (60.00? This machine It EQUAL to any machine In the market, andIt is SUPERIOR TO ALL In several mportant features. Permanent Align-

ment; Minimised Keyboard, 28 keys and 84 characters. Simplicity, one-thir- d

the parts mora than found In others. Durability, steel parts hardened.Portability, only weighs IS lbs.

Machines sent to any responsible person or house on 10 days' trial.

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,

1

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SB"1

mjaoin

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

No other food is subject to keener criticismthan table butter ; and no butter receives somuch praise from all members of thehousehold as

Crystal Springs ButterH New shipment just received.

m Also, CLARK FARM BUTTER.A llfttrnnilitnn Uaa4 Ha Iftrlm iifiDiiupuiiiaii moai uu.f i.u.t

$ Telephone Main 45

SALE OF GRASS RUGS.

X

X

LOOK AT THIS.6x9 GRASS RUGS at $5.40 net and sizes just as

low THIS WEEK ONLY.

COYNE FURNITURE CO.. Ltd.,No. 148 HOTEL 8TREET. 1113 STREET.

MY HARNE8S REPAIRING DEPARTMENT 18 AT 8ERVICE.

C R. COLLINS,MrNUFACTURING HARNESS MAKER SADDLER

82A4 KINQ 8T., NEAR

rmHj-- Mi iwm

i:Vt:NINO MlM.nTlN, HflK0l.UI.il. T. II. MQNIIAV. JAN, 3D, IM5. THRKK

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UNION

YOUR

andFORT.

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XXX

Victory For MailesIn Hot Game

lolanis Beaten, 3-- 1

A fait and exciting game was played ( full or running and nln) dangerous,between the MalUa and lolanis nt tbe.lul tho Mulloi showed K'kmI generalOaieball Park Haturday afternoon be- -' ship by pulling hack 1 - halve lutore a meagre attendance. Doth teams strengthen the dcfcniio when t lit gotwere somewhat rearranged, Mon Ylnin goal In hand, evldcutl) pioiitliig iymaking his debut (or lolanis and the lemon the I'unaluuis gave thuuDsllcy for the Mailes, The came start-llu- sl week of the game never being du-c- d

Id flno style, lolanis being tho first elded until the whIMlo blows. The lo-t- o

attack snooping down on the Mnllo lanl van was very effective ami It wasstronghold and testing the goalkeeper not their fault that the game n suitedwith some rattling good shots. Steady as It did. The bat-- .t divisions of bothdefensive ork however repelled tha trams were safo and reliable, (lulljattack and the Mailes backs transfer- - end Anderson being very Instrumentalred the sccno of operations to tho olU- - In the brcaklng-it- p play and Jtidklou.er end whore Kellct was called upon feeding of their forwards and pinved ato gave. As the game progressed play strong hairier to the splrltid nttaikt(mnrnlnil nftUliftr Inntn bnnrlni, IliAm flf llinlr nnnntlpntS.selves and was Interesting to rousing should be ltnessej"watch, the forwards on both aides cor- - bttwceii theerlng ground rapidly. Their efforts Saturday,to break through the respective de-

fense divisions wire niilllllcd howeversnd mldfleld exchanges took place for, if possible,somo time. Quickly getting Into theirclride and by means of n well executedpassing movement, the front rank ofthe blue and whites again Invaded for-eign territory and gave tha Mallo cus-todian n spell of knee drill, he havingn OAt flnun nmnrllv In Atnn tinmit nt

hotSMI attacking in force tho Mnllo cita-del, Williams centeredacross the and Woo nimblysecuring the leather, with a beautifulscrew shot Bent the sphere hurtlingbetween the posts, milking the scorvlolanis 1, Mailes 0. Nettled by thisreverse the green and gold quintet by

i dint of a combined attackromped down to their rivals' quarters and were successful In ccttlnewithin range, the equalizer being soon'

Kellct, the stalwartback. In to clear, mis- -kicked making an opening from whichChurton scored,

vvnues

J"

II,

and runalious nexlThe teams trnlnjiig

ll&WMHiKFernandez's HONOLULU IMPOITATION

opportunelygoalmouth

Immediately

forthcoming.attempting

Public

lolanis (1,

hard, one nvenge theirother to repeat the Nnl"r- - BoUtrr and ihlld,

A. Alexander, J. W

Woo's and grounders.

Mf SUCCESS ON KAUAI

PUBLIC WORK GOING FORWARDAT WAHIAWA McBRYDE

UPPERLANDS.

ENQUSH TEACHER

T.

The to insJan. 23. Tim ton Kauai, Mr. and

were sent 'Mr8 KnglnccrC.to the Wnhlawa con-'li- cl rrhcd

creto struck work. do some engineeringcanalizing sov thev are hv the o..tr.i. wor" thc

me uiuc anu immeuiatciy tors,

"uhtire

A

Wfew up """ "'"'J'

away on tho left and tested tho Ifanapcpe continue to work on tho npJIalle goalkeeper through Williams, uioaclus of thc

Special Itullcllu ibpeciaiKauai..

Uhue.bridge

matters, companypicked mound

dashedbridge

.the custodian having concede cor.. Thc contractors of tho Lnwal Conner which resulted fruitlessly. creto arches are steadily malting head- -

Throwing off tho prcssuro tho Malta way. The present Public Workstransferred tho venue of play partment officials ore to be commended

to tho lolanl territory and for being thoughtful of this particularfence was kept on thc qui for section of Kauai's hlghwajs which lunsome time as thc Ball bobbed about In been in much need of attcntlou forfront of goal, but the forwaids. while back.could not. With tho and Wnhlawa

Sending the Mailes to the rlghtabouL streams spanned by conciete struc-th- e

lolanis again attacked, but dallying tures und tho Kulahoo andtactics robbed them of good chances, modern school buildings and teachers'Tho Spasmodic runs of tho right and cottage this pait of .he (luidiu Islandleft wrings of the lolanis gave Orclg looka civilized.and Heardmoic some trouble and they The McUrjdc steam plows can nowliau to do on the alert nil tho time. of mmio J""",0' niidMldfleld exchanges Occurred for lima Hint rolnle'a minor lnr.,1. nr,l,.r

Scoble.

lolanis ueie tlin Mu. halt.., dm tr., ni.A to 1C.

lie nn enilph Hi., mil. I'rwcnlM 'ollowsiisvu Nuthlni; irsiillril fioui j,. jinnn, en- -

visits and half-tim- e arrivedthe Iolunis Mailes sent for three His the

On the hostilities States benefited himgreen and bilgade started In like new ..... .;CintlOnS nriiintnr'n.GUlnnl !i,utbL(w.i,...

l'lddes the Initial run his Mdliydc. "' snveres hisparting Jutt skimmed the connection plantation on thofew minutes ton secured pos-- of rebiuary Is umliistoodbcsslon of nn ho will he found ng er

by the outside left passing; around men 11 A. Jaeger, theHarwood, tho latter neatly tractor harness power nt

converted, thus putting the Mailes on Hawaiian nnd Knuai Ulettrlctend, tlinlr Imnrnteil r'nmtmiil.. All i.w..l .............. v(.i,i..li,vD. l..vb l4W

play Mallo foi wards directed company of an jollyfusillade of shots on the lolanl goal and gentlemanly man,nnd It was only nccordanco 11. A. Jaeger commences day or

third goal was two construct Immcuse rcscr-notch-

by Harwood with taken for the Koloi Sugar Company,header from placed center An accident befell .an unfortunatotho mouth by riddes, resulting flora Jupaneso last Trlday which hiscorner. Thlifrcveise tho effect of was fractured two nlaces. Tho manmaking lolanis put Jumped fell off cane car bumpertheir play and efforts through his own carelessness. Ho llvto even matters were woithy of ed but short while. coroner's

praise. Huns and counter quest was Ulcele and thatwere Inaugurated by the rival for-- iWini.m una m,i,i,iini .i,..i,wards and goal visited in 'throughI'rom mldfleld Orelg placed Solomon Knlunu, one Wahlawa'sthe lolanl goalmouth but the and most respected Hawallans, died ofWhite backs happily averted danger idiopsy last Friday, behind hltaby play to mldfleld. number of children, grand-childre- n

determined attack by lolanl for-- and friends to mourn their loss,wards to Increase their merited Never there was long spellsuccess and had they shot oftencr for between deep sea vessels for port-go-al

Instead of finessing .In outfield since departure the barkentlnothey would have changed the complex-- 1 tn ..cm ubu, Oua .c.Ion of the game tho Mailes1 sol In sight last month unddefending tactics at being was tho Head bound for

by lot of haphazard .well. Just epistle Is nboulwork and of close the barkentlno Flint rides Into

Unardmoro was very clfectivo clev-'th- e Klecle harbor with for Mc- -crly tackling and clearing the raids of Uijde and might sugar from here.the Illuc White right wind andGrclR accounted successfullyagainst tho nlmblo pair reprcBcntlni;

doseCatbcnrt,

PLANTA-TION

from

Chin

hovetime

ARMY AND NAVY BALL.

left vvlng. With about flvo teams leiireeenllng tho Arko Chuiton was piomlncnt In somo.tlllery Corps and the U. 8. B. Petrel

minima worn uuu ncany sue- - engaged In an exciting atIn adding another goal to his Inni Park Saturday alternoon, tho

credit but Kellct supremely diverted at former liming by score of 10 to 1.critical moment, llnrvvood was I'ollowlng was tho up;

tricky as over, reeding his partner as Artillery Itlppbergcr, e.j Obhart,with spoon. At this stage lo-- p.j i.ovc, Hicks, Grady, 3b.;lanls had many chances to reduce thrtr Uurnell, ss.i Hohlscll, If.; Maciiamarn,licwny tho Mailes Blackenlug rf.; homiuon, rf.up, but failed advantage. Pcltcl c; Wells, p,; Jagcr,

of tho front rank of the Jemiln, 2b Wcnnelt, 3b.; Amagh- -Hreen and Oold brigade vvas ut times w, Jones, If.; Myers, cf.; Douuh,faulty, somo of tho Inside men lying rf.too fur back, resulting In several op.' Stiiick out Artillery, 7; Pctrcll, 12,portuno crosses fiom Tlddts going on bases Artlllety, B; Pone),nbcgglng nnd allowing the rival llaso on Aitlllery, 5; Petrel,lincks time clear, Woo and Moug Double plas each.Yin for tho und showedclever footwork, their artistic touches Cllfflo What's experience withdelighting tho spectators. lolanl strcet.car hogs? Splnks onehalves were rather ragged their play move tin and end sent

opt wander out their area, summer. Olltlo Merely fromforgetting that their sphere Is to break 8plnks-- No think w..a.up tho opposing and Judiciously rather prudence ee. tnerpfeed their own forwards. Up to th. was shower beginning. riUIadtliiUUfill the ur.d White forwards Bulletin.

ASK

IHpetlat lo The Hull' (InKohaln Hawaii, Jan, -.- So sti

has yit liten taken to provide liadier with thorough knowledge of l.'ngllsh at tho Kawnlhne school. Tinyhnva new building leilainly, hutthey neefl new tiathvr. That nocomlctent will take the Isno excuse, ns there again an nppll-emi- t

in the fieldIteports have been forwarded to tho

Superintendent of Instructionof the loose methods of conducting theschool iitukr'the present tincher, butrt no change has been made. It Is

high time the (trand Jury lookedthis matter.

PA8SENQERS ARRIVED.

Prom llllo and way porta, per slmr.ICInau, 28 Miss Mary Vnncc-lai-

.Mrs 8. M Vancclaln, C. A Car-man, Miss Itcv. Stock-man, II I). I.ange, wife and daughter.

I Miss K Mackenzie, T. it. Itoblnson, M.Jl,l"'Msonthe game A game

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A, W undP.

VW O.tho to riicntdc..-;15- " "

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IlottomleyAhrvns.l'nty, Winter, PeckKing, walker,

Illakc,A. M Drown, 0. A Doyle, Antone Ma- -chado, Cd. Molkcha, Klna Antone ItKnnlho, C. W Ashford. J. Coerpcr,

A l'almcr, J 1'arkcr, CaptainThomas Wlllcockg, Y. Tiikakuwn,U rujljnma, Yee Sheong, C. Dunk

arc, I), MackenzieFrom Maul, per stmr. Cluudlnc,

2U S Damon, I,. Drown, II. Howell. W II I'leld, J. W. J

,1'oelho, i:. Hcudrlck, II. Ah See,ivvlfe and child, J. J, Mrs.

It T i:ngle, 11 1.. Itoss, Duchals,ky, W C. Weedon, C. Couiadt, I..WlilUtiouse, r 12. Thompson.

i

HANALEI NEWS NOTES.

to uullctln.iWnhlawa. I "onnlel, Jan. 20.

Hawallans that hero Ljdgatcnnd II.work on haQ Id fromhave Thoy ,Mr- - K'uesd l o

iindernald electrical of

The from

to ai

their de- -

vlvea

I

spacious

a

fnntlmilncr

thiougb

,i ir. uuu 11. oirumjerI.lliue Sunday, where they

J spending few Mr,and II, Makec at Nlumalu, I.l-

liue,I C. Willis, manager of tho Prince-villi- -

Plantation llanalel, hasmade short business to Hono-lulu.

BASKETBALL RECORD.

games basketball on theHigh School grouuds Saturday after-noon entertained big ciowd nmlsulted In victory fur the teams of

and the W. C. over theKnmclumolm the Highho seen turning over sods

vti'iu;nt r,. nu ..... .....i 13 and

whenever oiinortiinliy lire-- I Tll standing of tho Is

the McUrydo -- i. i. ,'

these with Is nb- -'

score: 1. 1. to ."nnll0uLli

2

resumption of tho Western has to : "rthat he looks mau. X ! .

tlinlr Pfint ho nt " " - l

and M -shot bar. A with tho

after ut It thattho from then head

forWalnllm

for thothe a ... .,,.

tho a such agreeable,joung

In aexpectations that a two

a well olrsa well In I

In skullhad

the vim Into ntheir strenuous

tho a Aruns. held

tmrK'nturn. carclessncu.

a foul In In I

lllueleaving

transferring Atho

scorethis

tho ofSincere, on.

materially, thutthis

a as this tolack cohesion.

In coaltako

andalso

tho Ilaschallto

tuiu Kaplo-cecde- d

vv amo i lino

a tho II.; 21.;

lako Tuq Itobrrts,combination lb.; ;

us.;

i,Cftalso 3,

to

yourTho had

In man thomid of this ptf- -i

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Jan.

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John

Jan,M

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II.Drummond,

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a trip

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ofcuiiwuij Biuirs, i;&liviiit:iyl

Hlthouch ilown to 17

goal teamsu.

glnecr, back after having beeni months. trip

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making Allan Cormnls

halland,

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IIlluo Whites

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MARRIED.

.000

X In this city at St.Clement's Church, Widncsduy even-ing, January 25, 1903. J. S. Low toMiss i:mll) I.. Monatiiau.

liUYANT-WIGH- T At Green Dank.Kohulu, on tho 25th lust., Mr. II. It.Urvunl to Miss Clara U. Wight.

BORN.

WAI.8U At Puiincnc. Maul, Jan. 2C,to Mr. nnd Mrs. William I. Walsh, adaughter,

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Boston Building. Fort St

Handsome Fins Linen Suits

Elaborately trimmed with hem-stitching and Spanish work, $29 up.

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ALL KINDS Or ACCORDEON ANDSUN PLAITING AND PINKlNQ

OONE AT THE LEADING DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT OF

Mrs A. M MollisSACHS BLOCK

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Hit tVIIMa'

Tel Main 19 Res Tel. White SS

Mrs

(or sale.

land,

rl-- Taylor,

uuildlng

Who Would Live Like a Mule?

Think of the ventilation which would be required, and yettwo ordinary kerosene lamps take as much oxygen at a mule. Ifyou are at all particular about your breathing air, you need Inean-desce-

lamps.Cost very little more than oil and are always ready for use.

No smoke; no dlrtj no smell. Send for our new rate-car-

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W'Phone

GUY OWENS

Machine

What Others Say Drink More.

"The use of carbonated beverages or aa an additionto wine or aleoholie liquors la highly commendable, aa thaygreatly mitigate, or wholly obviate the retarding Influence ofsuch liquors on tha digestion of starch." Or. I. Burney Yeo, InPopular 8clenee Monthly. Prof. Charlea F. Chandler, chemistto tha N. Y. of Health; Dr. Julius, Professor of Analyt-ical Chemistry In tha American Institute, and many allapeak In tha highest terms of tha beneficial of "SODAWATER" upon the system.

Let ua supply you with a case of our carbonated beverage.

Consolidated Soda Water Works, ltd.TELEPHONE MAIN 71

Real Estate and Houses for Sale

or will build ou a on own lot. or modernize jour oldOfflco hours, to 2:30 p. m. dally.

W.Matlock Campbe.1,122 King St.Mill Office, 3128-314- Beretanla 8 t-- Hours, 9 to 10 a. m.

A DISCOUNTOF 20 per cent.SMOKING JACKETS

St

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BISHOP & CO,BANKERS.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.

Transact business In all departof banking.

Collections carefully attended to.Exchange bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letters

of Credit Issued on the Bank of California and N. M. Rothschilds & Sons,London.

Correspondents for the AmericanExpress Company, and Thos. ASon.

Interest allowed on term and 8avInga Bank Deposits.

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act as Trustees,' collect Rente and

Dividends.Safety Deposit Vault.ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT,

928 Bethel 8treeLAudltore and Trustees In Bank

ruptcy.examined and reported on.

IN8URANCE DEPARTMENT,924 Bethel

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Acci-dent and Employers' Liability Insur-ance Companies.

Thi Yokohama Spicli Bank, ln.ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000Capital Paid Up Yen 18.000,000

Ho--

Ban rrnuclsco,

'Phone

Ti- -

entsln, Toltlo.Tho bank and receives col- -

Inrttnn mlln nf l?vrhnnpA

Crrpenter and 8tor. Fit-tings and General

Olldt'c'

"For Dale"

Main 390

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.

Main 315;

(anhai

1120 Union St.

Light Wiring, Chandeliers,Dynamos, Motors, Telephones,Batteries, Bells, Nickel Plating,

Work,

waters

Boardothere

effect

house your bouso.12:30

ments

Cook

Books

Street

klng,

Claus Spreckels.

BE GIVEN

Wm. 0.

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, T. H.

San Francisco Agents The No-vn-

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kong Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Dank

of New Zealand and Dank of Austra-lasia.

Victoria and Vancouver Dank otBritish North America.

Deposits received. madeapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Dills of Ex-change bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAYINGS

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Shanghai,

buys for

given)

Bulletin

Electric

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Interest allowed for yearly depositsDrafts und Letters Credit and trans-- , tho rate 4 1 2 per cent, per annum,

i acts a concral banklne business. I Rules and regulations ud--

HONOLULU BRANCH, KINQ ST., on application.

ft. PURDY, H. J. Harrison.South King Street, Adolnlng W, KING ST.opp. KAWAIAHAO CHURCHWright's Carriage Factory. i

Builder,Jobbing; All Work

Estlmatea order.

cards at office.

WILLON

Irwin.

Dank.

Dank.

Loans on

OF

Naga--

W. G.

atof of

furnished67

029

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HORSE SHOEING.

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r FOUR Kvr.NiNo nui.i.nTiN, Honolulu, t. il, monday. jan. so. i&oj.

EVENINGBULLETIN 1

Itif

Published Kvery Day i:ept Simday, mors ip fear. Sugar properties ntt 129 King Hlrfol, Honolulu, iucictslng In wilue crry day, and Hie

T. II., by tho beat of It In Hint the coming jcarIklmnlil finnhlft nil nrn fit ilitlit HmiiI.Ii.

lln ri-in- j Diim inuiNn r.n LTtV'

WALLACE R. FARRINOTON.. Editor

KiMOK'il at ttio 1'ustoITiCo at llouo-lul- u

us second class matter.

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MO.N'llAY.. JAN. 30. 1905.

JuiIrIdk from the otllclal reports otthe Japanese and the St Petersburgdispatches, tho fighting took plansomewhere along the line out of Kuro- -

patklu's hearing J

The "Tom Watson Magazine" tholatcit project to be launched In thopublication world Ilcforo they Inkthe rollers, they can guarantee that theriagj7lno will be spicy and representan idea. I

rAnno Marie PieBCOtt of tho llono- -

lulu Times hag endorsed tho snmllfarm moement. Now Isn't Hint splen- -

did? Presumably It will be fiomhenceforth the Thurston I'rt'scottsmall-far- Idea.

Let Joy bo unconllned! Thurston hasconverted Anno M. Present! and herHonolulu Tlmci to the cause of hisemail farm movement, otherwise,known ns kaleidoscopic nonsense accepted complacence ,,,,,, ,0 (,lc opCnlng the

lh mlllc' trie Court city.session and

Arthur's one. Wednesdayicnso uecamo more nccuraiciy hiiownIt Is apparent that Hussla spoke thutruth when It said It was not preparedlor Japan consequently usedguuu uuuKuivui in uwauiiig uu-.- r

sla's pleasure for tho date theevltublo conflict.

Tho next qucetlun to bo settledwhether tho law allows legislators towork privately Sunday In order tobo fully prepared when tho session

on Monday. As leglslatotshould under any circumstances hoarrested for working. It will be highlyproper for tho colons to revlso thowholo Sunday law early in the sessionllesldes, the people want the revision

The last Act the County govern-ment scheme as now before the CountyCommission is published this Issuo

tho Bulletin. With tho portion pub-lished on Saturday, this rives our lend-ers a complete statement what theCommissioners nro working upon.Tho meeting tomorrow evening will beto secure tho opinions people de-

siring to offer comment or suggestions,It Is to bo hoped that those who

havo points to make wilt present theiropinions the tlmo set aside fortheir hearing; not after tbe Ispasaed and ttreet corner orutors tellwhat might-hav- bcn done.

Current Journals fiom thoCoast are quoting copiously fromThurston's Advertiser to bolster theirarguments against tho sugar Interestsof Hawaii. Tho exhibition is a fairsample the "good" accomplished bytho paper "claiming" to represent theInterests the main Industry Whilea representative tho Federation ofl.auor was hero the paperand condemned him labor unionsgenerally. Within tecent weeks it bingiven Its enthusiastic assistance to dis-crediting work tbe Interests capi-tal, labor, tho Territory us a whole,and opponents tho sugar plantationsare using the misrepresentations fortheir own ends. Thus Is the main In-

dustry "represented" by tho Prince oitnockcrs.

Residents tho outside Islandsunderstand Honolulu might con-

clude there tho set back of prices aftertho recent flurry Is Indicative an end

good the sugar and stockmarket. Honolulu Is nothing If noteffervescent. As a result the con-tinued depression stock quotations ruled as far below value as tbey wereopce nbovo. Shortly after the first ofJanuary the crowd began to realizothe statistical condition tbo world'stugar market and the splendid pros-pect for on extraordinarily good year.As crowds do, the crowd rushed to themarket. And prices went up. Thosowho did not get at low prices setrumors afloat temper the situationwith distrust. Ab crowds do, tbe crowdquit, l'rlct-- j dropped to a lower level,but are not back whero they started

DON'TPut All your Egg One Basket.

Sugar Stocks--Ao All Right 8ometlmes.

If you wish to hear something better,.1 s Apply

PHOENIX 8AVINOS, BUILDING ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION.

Judd Building, Honolulu.Guarantee Capital $ 200,000.00

ald-l- n Capital ; tl.300.000.00HKNRY B. POCOCK.

.' jn j i a f 0 Caehler.

llcfore Hip ruh. lb" steady upward I

nilfiK-l- i nil Industry'lliiwull mniiot be checked by ni- -

v 4

tlou.

,

i

ttllictt & drays ictlen the ""R"""! C,al08 , Woodbury, found somethingmaikcl gUo Incri-iulii- evidence tliatn, cn ,, ,,, ,t ,,.nBC tbat bo wouldtho market lias tlic expcits guessing. 'kl, .,, Jn it i0f. u a pine otlimning interests nniiir.uiy mm "i.wji ttiu price down nnd from ttirirm0Bt pu,ty respe.t. ft Is almost purepirdlrtlous accordingly. In tlio face

all the price steadily ncham-c- tilllliu ci perls li:t- - thrown up their handsand exclaim they don't know bow highprices will go befcue this )cars

e In ocr.

Nahiku Sugar Co.

.Elects Officers

annual meeting of the Block- -

holders of the Nahiku Sugar Company Alexander & Baldwin, agents,was held In tho Stnngeuwald building"t 1 o'clock this morning. There wetono leports. tho company not engaging

nclhe business at this time. Thofollowing wore elected officers for tho

'ensuing year: H. llaldwln, presl- -

dcut; .1 I. Cooko, picsldent; .1.

Wnteihotiso, treasurer; (leorge M.nolph, secretary; John Oulld, auditor;K. Adams and W. Smith, directors with the abovf.

The annual meeting the llnwallan(Agricultural Company, C. llrewer &Conipnny, ngents, will bo held In thoTlrewer building tomorrow afternoonRt 2 o'clock. The 1001 irport will boready In about a month's time.

Hilo Court TermWas Very Brief

Deputy U. S. Marshal Piank Winterhas returned from Hilo, whero he nt

the only business done wns tho up-

proving Clerk Mnllng's nccoiints of.,0,, ruuiis 1.- 1- charge. On Thtirs-- !

a hearing was taken tho matteri;wnllko. n ilefaultlnc Juror, on

whom a warrant of attachmentbeen served. Hwallko showed that howas doing duty on a Hllo Jury thetime he was summoned to tho

ederal Jury lu Honolulu, nnd wasquilted. Judge Dole Is now Kobala.lie ictiirn by tho next Klnnii.Clerk Milling Is taking a trip to theVolcano with his sister.

l'lne Job Printing at Tbe UulletlnOffice.

Willi good nature.! of I'. S. I)ls-b-

t In that He stales thatthe wns n ery Bhort for-A- s

the details of Tort de- - inal On uftcmoon

war, andnui

of In

Is

on

opens no

In

Inof

of

of

and

atlaw

labor

of

ofof

ridlcutrdnnd

In of

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of whodon't

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Into

In

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Tho

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Sacrificing Sale

LE8S

IN

RedTan

iw wr

IF IT IS

of

nton

ar- -

v.i.tniit llfirtia ,if (lin ftflinnnrr

resembling nmbcrgi Is In

The specimen was lloal- -

Ing on top of tho twentyfiom Captain will

It to the for examinationand

The Is four feetneatly two feet and

tnperlng off

It Is n substance unci slightlyIs n but

that It came from tho stomach ofsome but old mariners likeCaptain say It was not n

Max Schlemmer once picked up aon n to

J.nymn. He It and used Itcoat the top of n Honow believes Hint bo may useda few thousand dollars' of tun.bergils to n henhouse andthinking submitting n poillon of

toof for examination

BE

Th mandamus of the

Hawaiian Dredging Company againstof C S.

Holioway tame up furKnblnsnn this morning. On thoot Attorney t'nthtnrt, whoHolioway and after returning

fiom Saturday hail had noo of consulting with bis

the case was continued 4

this afternoon.Governor may be one of the

witnesses for Him Territory, testifyingto be,Holioway nnd Dillingham nfihi. bnd on the sub- -

iM.t tn "I nm not tomBn said Cath

cait this probablyil. time when Thompson sub- -

poet.aed thu Incentive.or wll only In the caso If ho

tn do t.o."

Korcmnn I see tobacrer Isi)0 this je.ir. Jlunagcr

'Well, of roreman 1 waswondeilng If It wouldn't bo aIdee to put a In our

llulktln.

Fine Job Printing zL. tha Bulletin.

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OUR

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13 at 90c

at 35oat 40c

6, at 40e

&

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On Tuesday morning next we will offer the following at thequotations here Is a special purchase came our way andwe mean to tell the lot and so at not to Interfere withour ordinary trade; with that we have not considered for a tingle moment. Further comment Is unnecessary the forselves!

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Oxford 3 to 7, at 50c3 to 7, at 75c

Lace Kid Tip Oxfords, 3 tj 7, at 90cLace Kid Oxfords, 3 to 7, at

Tan Lace Oxfords, 3 to 7, at 65c

lack Lace Kid Oxfords, 3 to 7, atLace Kid Oxforda, 3 to 7, at

Kid Slippers, 3 to 6 at 95c

Tan Kid Slippers, 3 to 7, atPink and Blue Kid Slippers, 3 to 7, at 50c

Misses'Tan 12 to 2,Black Kid 8

Misses' Black Kid sites

ofto

thn

to

Children's Tan 6 to 8, at 45cChildren's 6 to 8, at 50c

Children'! 6 to 8, at 65o

Children's 9 to 12, at 75o

Children's Tan 9 to 12, at 65e

Infants'Infants' 2 to 5,

Infants' Lace 3 to 6,

Infants' 3 to

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Black Button Shoes, tlzetButton 8hoes, sizes

Lace Shoes, sizesBlack Button Shoes, sizes $1.00

Button Shoes, sizes $1.00

Grey Shoes, sizesWhite Canvas Shoes,Black sizesBlack sizes $1.25

sizestlzet $1.00

Brown tlzet $1.25

Black sizestlzet $1.25

White, tlzet

Misses' Lace Shoet, tlzetMines' Tip, tlzet

Button Shoes,

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PAIR IN PLAINTHESE FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.

KERR

FLOATING FORTUNEAMDERGRIS

CAUGHT HARRIS

(lasslfliatlon.

WITNrSS

Superintendent

conversations

remembcilng

Philadelphia

WINDOWS.

Shoes.

Shoestlaughtered

tlaughtered

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CO, LTD.,STREET.

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MARKED FIGURES.PRICES

L. B.ALAKE

BY

slaughtered

EVERY

Honolulu Stockf

CapitalAuthorized

MERCANTILEC. Brewer A. Co $1,000,000

SUGAREwa Plantation Co 5,000,000Hawaiian Agrl. Co 1,200,000Hawn. Coml. & Sugar Co. .10,000,000Hawaiian Sugar Co......... 2,000,000Honomu Sugar Co 750,000Honokaa 8ugar Co 2.000,000Haiku Sugar Co 500,000Kahuku Plantation Co 500,000Klhel Pltn. Co., Ltd 2,500,000Klpahulu Sugar Co 160,000Koloa Sugar Co 500,000McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd..,. 3,500,000Oahu Sugar Co 3,600.000Onomea Sugar Co 1,000,000Ookata 8ugar Pltn. Co 500.000Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 5,000,000Olowalu Co 150,000Paauhau Sugar Pltn. Co..., 5,000,000Pacific Sugar Mill 500,000Pala Plantation Co 750,000Pepeekeo Sugar Co 7504)00Plonecfr Mill Co 2,750,000Walalua Agricultural Co.... 4,500,000Walluku Sugar Co 700,000Walmanalo Sugar Co 252,000

MISCELLANEOUSWilder Steamship Co 500,000Inter-Islan- d Stm. Nav. Co... 600,000Hawaiian Electric Co 500,000Hon. R. T. 4. L. Co. Pfd

1,250,000Hon, R. T. A. L. Co. Com....Mutual Telephone Co 150,000Oahu R. 4 L. Co 4,000,000Hllo Railroad Co 1,000,000

BONO- S-Authorized

Issue.Haw. Ter. 4 (Fire Clms). 326,000Haw. Ter. 4i 1,000,000Hawn. Govt. 5 2.000,000Haw. Coml. &, S. Co. 5... 2,500,000Ewa Pltn. Co. 6 500,000Haiku Sugar Co. 6 300,000Hawaiian Sugar Co. 6 ... 700,000Hllo R. R. Co. Cons. C.... 1,000,000Hon. R. T. S. L. Co. 6.... 1,000,000Kahuku Pltn. Co. 6 200,000Oahu R. t L. Co. 6 2,000,000Oahu Sugar Co. 6 750,000Olaa Sugar Co. 6 1,250,000Pala Plantation Co. G 450,000Pioneer Mill Co. 6 1,250,000Walalua Agricultural Co. 6 1,000,000

MORNING SALES.Monday, Jan. 30.

30 Kwa, 32.25; 50 Ewa, 32; 30 Ewa,32.

230 Ewa, $32; 30 Walmanalo, $150;30 Klhel, $17; IS Klhel, $17; 125 Ooka- -la, $10.

Latest sugar quotation, 5.24 cents.

VASCONCELLES JAG

EXPENSIVE

FOR TERRITORY

Vnseoncellos, tho Portuguese whoappealed from a $5 fine, for drunkenness Imposed in the District Courthad but little fun out of his appeal.Ho was Indicted by tho Grand Jurjlast Tilday and pleaded guilty. Judco

about and thopenalty bo Imposed.

Judgo Robinson tbo defendantthe limit, which Is $C.

timanmrtumiiiiimnMHimti

INTERESTED

In STOCKS, BONDS,

REAL ESTATE, INSUR-

ANCE, 8URETY BONDSof Trust

Nature,

WE

INTERESTED

gS

every facility forthe speedy handling of

entrusted to us.

HENRY WATERHOUSE

TRUST COMPANY, Ltd.

and Sts.Honolulu, Hawaii.

rrtiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiHn

Exchange List

L

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2 p. m.Shares ParIssued. Value.

10,000 100 32S32 .12

250,000 20 loo12,000 100 Mlf,

100,000 100 r.'i 331100,000 20 110 170 100

7,500 100 2 Mi 2 Hi100,000 20 1.10 173

5,000 100 .13 33 .17

25,000 20 18 K, 17

50,000 601,600 100 K,0 1G3

5,000 100 12 12

175,000 20 1I2!& 14214 1M

36,000 105 37 40

50,000 20 10 1014

25,000 20 10 10

250,000 20 CO

1,500 100 12

100,000 50 200 2G3

5,000 100 135 173

7,500 100 173

7,500 130 140 163 173

27,500 100 32W SO 84

45,000 100 275

7,000 100 1C0 130

2,520 100 140

5,000 100 122',& 1256,000 100 102',4 1105,000 100 100

Pfd3,430100 CO

C8.000 10 1010 70 71

404)00 100 1750,000 20 DC

AmountIssued.315,000 SO

1,201,000 100 100 101 li1,804,000228,000 100228,000 102500,000 102

1,0004)00 100 90690,000 103 105200,000 100

2,000,000 104 102750,000 100 101

100345.00C 102 101

1,250,000 102 1029104)00 101 10O

Chas. Valpon was arraigned on twoIndictments of larceny In the first de-

gree, charging him wfth stealing cop-per from tho O. R. U Co. Ho wasrepresented by A. M. Drown and plead-ed not guilty. Hall was set nt $1,000on one of $500 on tho other charge.

Taga, charged with attempting tobrlbo an officer, changed bis plea otguilty, which ho entered duringnhBcnco of his counsel, Attorney Cath-car- t,

to ono of not guilty.Aakata, charged with assault with a

weapon, pleaded not guilty.

II I

Editor Evening Uulletln: In yes-

terday's Sunday Advertiser, Mr. Ob

server has seen fit ot misquoting min attacking tbe Educational and Po- -lice Departments of sacrificing at any

bo comes In contact with 03 a ravingroenlac.

During said parlaying ot differentopinions by several young men whowere then present of a lo-

cal tho atmospherethen seemed to be infused by "One"whose nspcratlons was for a positionunder the Educational Department asa "schoolmaster" for a, districtof Koolau, but alas! It Is a forlornhope In oblivion I am sorry to state.Thanking you Mr. Editor for spacGiven,

Of remaining,Yours truly,

GEORGE MARKHAM,Kallhl, January 30th, 1905,

H10HW.1,Editor Evening Bulletin: Will you

print thisI was called to give Evidence I

nm the only man canFor about ten or twenty minutes ot

tbo or after The shoot-ln- g ho wasIbrought to the cell I was In there bycx Sheriff Browns orders and Harryflint and Shclkop

So Geneau bad no senco for overfive Days after it for If h had lis

. would keep It secret and not tell na i

une uut. me sawyers yuure .j, nHanlon Jan 28 19-- 5

"Poor old Versely died last night""Indeed?" "Yes, he turned over anddied without a struggle." "Well, bedied easier than he lived, NewOrleans Picayune.

.

"I thought" began Mrs. Chatter-so- n.

"Ob, no, you didn't," said herhusband, "because you wero talking alltbo time." Cleveland Leader,

'

"What sort of a place does you want'In heaven?" A corner whar dey don'tas questioner Auania uoneitiuiion,

Robinson this morning before passing! cost In maintaining localasked Vasconcellos If be bo nicnt. Mr. Atkl030n and High Sheriff

anything to 6oy. Henry havo known my views In refer- -

Attorney Corrca, for the defendant, 'enco to said departments without pubstated tbat Vasconcellos had been He criticisms.drunk on Christmas Day and thought I am eorry Indeed that Mr. Observerthat a reprimand would be sufficient, li under cover of a masked battery, Deputy Attorney General Fleming not having tbo courage of Identifyingsaid that appeals fiom such small himself to such false insinuations, butJudgments ought to bo discouraged. I crawls around as a reprobate sneak,Tho Vasconcellos Jag bad cost tbo snarls and butts at times with whomTerritory $50, extreme

shouldfined

IF YOU ARE

or Matter

ARE

IN YOU

HWe have

builneta

Cor. Fort Merchant

3l'i

15,000

1,000,000

1,250,000

tho

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If

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MAKE

housebeautifulhnvlnji your picture framed at our

Art Rooma, New lints ofMOULDINOS

Neat and Inexpensive) alo PRINTS,POSTERS and ORAVURES of

all aortsART DEPARTMENT

Pacific Hardware Gomoany, Ltd.,

The Weekly Bulletin

Has 68O Subscribers on

the Island of Hawaii;COO Subscribers onMaui ; 400 on Kauai.

OUR MAILING LIST IS

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Every Island has its

large family of Bulletin

readers.

The merchants of Hono-

lulu can prevent a great

deal of money going to

the Coast by developing

a mail order business of

their own by Advertising

in

INVE8T0RS STOCKED.

Duslnoss was vciy slack on thostock market today; tbcro waB noth-

ing doing of any Importance. Investorsare supposed to bo stocked up and aquiet spell Is scheduled to vuduro fora while. Tho only transactions, re-

corded wero tho salo between boardsot fifty shares of Ewa stock at 132.25

and the salo on board ot 100 shares ottho same stock In two equal lots at132.

Thoro wero no bids for Mcllryde;1 12.25 was asked; $15 was bid and 117

T

This lull may bo the calm before thecoming storm of rising prices.

Fine Job Printing at The Uulletln

The most attractive day's outing Is

that afforded excursiontbe railroad line. The HALEIWALIMITED, first-clas- s train, leavesHonolulu morning at8:22 o'clock, the run In

the rate for round trip beingonly $2.00. From 10:22 m. untilBMO spent at the beautifulHOTEL HALEIWA, with freeh and

a.rBV.ndare bk (n t9Wn ,t 10:10 S'elocK Inthe evening.

YOUR

Just a little of with our experi-ence can transform your propertyInto a place 01' beauty, enhance Itsvalue and make enduring.

Call In and talk with us and let usshow and give you an es.ttmate of cost

STANLEY STEPHENSON,

PAINTER AND DECORATOR.PHONE 426. 137 KINO ST.Everybody wants Sugar Stocks and

S. S. 8lgns.

NO PLAN TO BLOCK IN 8TEAM-8HI-

MEROER INTER-ISLAN-

RE8ERVE.

(Continued from Page 1.)any way bo detrimental the Inter-ests of tbo minority stockholders ofWlldor's company.

"Ileforo tbo news of the coming con-solidation got out, Wilder's SteamshipCompany stock was selling at $105 and$110. When tho news got out tho

went up to $140. Wlldor's stockwus selling at $105 and $110

Steam Navigation Coin- -

old boats, does not show any lack ofvalue.

"Besides, the Inter-Islan- Compunyhas a quarter of million dollars

and a general trado freightingcontract second to none."

Humor had It tbat Admiral GeorgeOccklcy, stockholder and ono of thonew directors of Wlldor's SteamshipCompany, purser ot tho Klnau, Wll-

dor's crack boat, mighthold out against tho mergerwas any possibility ot his losing hislong and splendidly held position. TheAdmiral was seen tbls morning, butrefused to have anything to say on thesubject except that ho was out for thnbest of progress and tbo wel-fare of tho community.

The Weekly Edition ot the EveningBulletin gives vompleto summary 0the iewi of the at uiliiMM

The Weekly Bulletin

a,ked for K,hel Bnd $10-5- was nsk(;(j . """""""8S ,enV" "r ,r,, 5o

d nothl bId for oolmla; $80 w.p"Jf,Il,... tho Inter-Islan- with Its.n,bid asked for

'

Office.

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by the down

aevery Sunday

making twohours,

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Beer that's pure i

Beer mature;And beer that's sure to please

PRIMO LAGERHas all the delightful qualities triatmake it the popular beverage.

Sold in bottle and keg.

ComerV

A watch that won't keep correct time is worse

than no watch at all. To the busy man of y areliable timepiece is most essential.

Our watches are perfect timekeepers.

M. R. Counter,1142 FORT STREET

House Furnishings of RightQualities At Remarkable

Reductions.

. The tale It here with artonishlng value, and once again,after a long wait, the opportunity comes around to buy these things cheaper,and better than at any other time for many months to come.

Qualities are standard, goods perfect and quantities small. Sale beginsWednesday morning at 8 o'clock.

TABLE LINEN.

72 Inch, all linen bleached, $1.00; was $1.25.72 Inch, all linen, bleached, 80 cts.; was $1.00.66 Inch, all linen bleached, 73 cts.; was $1.00.

Napkins to match most of the above patterns.Linen table sett; cloth 2x21-- 2 yards, 1 doi. napkins to match, $7X0;

were $9.00.Linen table sets; cloth 2x3 yards, 1 doz. napkins to match, $8; were $10.

Linen table sets; cloth 2x3 yards, 1 doz. napkins to match ,$8.50; were$10.50.

All linen damask table cloths, border all around, 2x21-- 2 yards, $3.50;were $4.50. 4tMrf

All linen damask table cloths, border all around 2x3 yards, $4.50; were$5.50.

Fringe table cloths; white with red or blue border, size 8-- 75 cents;were $1.50.

Same as above, size 40 cts.; were 75 cts.Bed tett; theett yards, two embroidery trimmed pillow cases

to match at $3.00; were $5.00.Bed sett; theett 21-2x- 2 two pillow cases to match trimmed with two

rows of drawn work, $1.75; were $3.25.

8HEET8.

Hand Torn and Hemmed.

64 x 80 Inches at 50 cts.; were 65 cts.63 x 90 Inches at 60 cts.; were 75 cts.72 x 90 Inches at 65 eta.; were 85 cts.90 x 90 Inches at 80 cts.; were $1.00.

Fine heavy muslin hand torn and hemmed.

63 x 90 Inches at 70 cts.; were 85 cts.72 x 90 Inches at 75 cts,; were 90 cts.90 x 90 Inches at 85 cts.; were $1.00.

90 x 99 Inches at 95 cts.; were $1.25.

WHITE QUILT8.

Marseilles and talln finished quilts, 80 x 88 Inches, $3.75; were $5.00.

Crown satin quilts, 84 x 88 Inches, $2.75; were $3.50.

Fine Marseilles quilts, 80 x 89 Inches, $2.25; were $3.00.

Crochet and honeycomb quilts, 74 x 87, at 85 cts.; were $1.25.

Single bed crochet quilts, 67.x 81 Inches, 75 cts.; were $1.00.

TOWEL8.

Satin huckaback hemstitched 24 x 46 Inches, reduced from $1.00 to 75 cts.

Satin damatk hemstitched, 21 x 44 Inches, reduced from 75 cts. to 40 cts.

Linen huck hemstitched assorted colored borders, 20 x 40 Inches, reduced

from $3.75 a doz. to $3.00.

Extra large size huck, all white, 21 x 44, reduced from $2.25 a doz. to $1.75.

Heavy huck, colored bordert, 20 x 40, reduced from $1.75 a doz. to i.uu.

Pure linen damatk, fringed, 19 x 40, reduced from $2.75 a doz. to $2.25.

Pure linen damatk, fringed, 22 x 44, reduced from $3.75 a doz. to $2.75.

t'

Large size heavy Turkish towels, 22 x 44, reduced from $3.75 a doz, to $2.75

Large Turkish towels, soft 22x44, reduced from m.ia a

to $1.75.Linen 2 2 yds. wide, reduced from $1.75 to $1.50.

Pillow case linen, 45 Inches, reduced from 85 cts. to 65 cts.

Pillow case linen, 40 Inches, reduced from 75 cts. to 60 ctt.Linen lap robet, hemstitched or fringed, reduced from $1.50 and $1.25 to

75 eU.Turkish bath mats, large size, heavy, reduced from $1.00 to eta,

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

MUSIC I MUSIC !

Everything In the line ofsheet musk and musicalInstruments at

Bercstrom Music Co. Ltd.T)Jd Fellows' Bldg.

......TURKISH TOWELS.

bleached, qoz.

sheeting,

JL

I i75

Hay and Grain

At Lowest Prices delivered to anypart of the city.

GERTZ BROS. Tel. Blue 2271

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EVBNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., MONDAY, JAN. 30, 1905. rtvt

WIL1ET & SHAY CAN'T TELL

WHAT EUKOPE WILL DO

GERMAN CONSUMPTION HAS INCREASED CONSERVATIVE

REVIEW OF MARKETCONDITIONS.

Wlllett & Gray's circular for Jan,12 says of the sugar situation:

RAWS. During the week under review, a further very Important advancoIn price of sugar has been made, closinglast week at 3Wc. c. and f or say 4c.per lb. duty paid, the market closes thisweek, after a very heavy business Insugar for January-Apr- il shipment at3Vi. c. and 1. (or 96 degrees test Cen-trifugals with prices lull up on allparcels for future 'Delivery. Althoughthe equivalent of this quotation, say614c. per lb. duty paid, has not yetbeen paid for spot or nearby sugarsthe last bids for such having been atCc, we placed our nominal quotation!at Cc. for spot sugars, basis 9C degreestest. The cause of this sudden advanceIn tho value of sugars here Is ngalnthe result of the speculative Influenceflt work on the sugar exchanges of Eu-

rope. The advances made there duringthe week have bcon much larger andwore rapid thnn hero hut our buyersarc forced to follow the lead, to n certain extent, or possibly tho margin forshipment from Cuba to Europe mightbe so Increased as to divert sugarsfrom our homo markets, .which, ofcourse, could not bo allowed by ourrefiners under the current prospects ofsupply and demand. How much further Europe can force prices upward,from tho speculative standpoint, Isthe uncertain factor in tho situation.What has been dono once may bo donoagain, and once In years past wc haveseen sugars raised several shillingsabove present prices. However, wo nrsnot looking for such a contingencynow, although It Is possible It mayhappen.

It would seem advisable that a conservative view of tho position shouldnow bo taken after so large an advanceIn Europe, which Is not thus far meton this side by ,29c. per lb., the differ.ence In parity between beet and Cen-trifugal msugars.

Mr. F. O. Lieut cables that them Isno change In the crop situation to In-

fluence prices one way or tho other,but the market has been strengthenedby the report of a moderate Increaselu German consumption for DecemberInstead of an expected decrease.

licet futures are quoted at 16s. 3d.tor May, lCs. Sd. for August and 12s.XV4d. for October-Decembe- r. Javas forJune-Jul- y shipment are offered at 14s.c. and f.

We have reduced our estimates ofthe Philippine Islands crop from 145,- -

000 to 120,000 tons, and of the Darbadoscrop from 56,000 to 40,000 tons.

At the close,, a lot of Cuba Centri-fugals, In tho harbor, was sold at (

basis 96 degrees test, establishing this figure as the spot quotation.

VISIBLE SUPPLY. Total stock ofEurope and America, 2,659,361 tons,against 3,347,947 tons last year at thetamo uneven dates and 3,722,480 toniat the even dato of Jan, 1st, 1901. Thedecrease of stock is 688,586 tons,against a decrease of 701,558 tons lastweek, and an increase of 209,885 tonsJanuary 1st. 1904. Total stocks andafloats, together, show a visible sup.ply of 2,749.361 tons, against 3,497,917tons last year.

FUTURE SUPPLIES. Mr. OttoLlcht estimates an Increase of 15 percent in the beet sowing of Germanythis year, which would equal the sow-lu-

of 1901-- 2 campaign, and if basedon tho nerago yield of the last tenyears, should produco a crop in thatcountry 600,000 tons sugar larger thantho output of this season.

Tho production In 1901-0- 2 was 6,750,--478 tons sugar for ull Europe, tho sowings and yield being the largest oniccord. With sowings this year aslarge as those of 1901-0- hut based onnil average yield, tho next sugar cropof Europo should outturn 6,150,000tons, or 1,465,000 tons more than thepresent beet crop.

"I understand your father said I wasa rascal." "No; be says you are afool." "It that's his opinion, thenwe'll have to elope; he'll never glvahis concent." Houston Post.

WITH THE

CHAFING DISH

CHE8APEAKS BAY SOFT SHELLCRAB8,

CHAMPIQNONS FARCIES,

ROA8T PIQEON,

RIZ DE VEAU A LA FINANCIERE,

GREEN TURTLE MEAT,

BLACK LEICESTERSHIRE MUSHROOMS.

Lewis & Company,LIMITED,

Chafing-Dlt- h 8peclaltlet.TELEPHONE 240.

169 KING 8TREET.

LOCAL AND IENEIAL

Read "Wants" on page 6.C. A'. Drown and wife are expected

In the Manchuria.The Alameda will sail at 9 a. m.

Wednesday for San Francisco.Imported cows and chickens. For

particulars soo Club Stables ad.Lodgo Lo Progrcs holds Its regular

business meeting at 7:30 this evening.Uuy your Sunday morning resuscita-

tion at the Pantheon. Blind pigs are"pau."

Head "My Lady of tho North," a(actuating book on sale at Arlclgh &Co.'s.

A gold dagger hat pin studded wltfcprecious stones is advertised as lostSee ad. on page 8.

Pure fruit sherbets and water tecstho best made, at tho New EnglandDakery. Tel. Main 74.

A list of officers elected to serve forthe ensuing year In tho Wildor's 8. S.Co. Is published In this Issue.

At the meeting of the Hoard of Di-

rectors of Wllder's S. S. Co. Mr. C. L.Wight was appointed manager.

A probate notice In tho estate ofGeorge Forsyth, late of Kula, Maui,may be found under New Today,

A homeless family It more quicklyand comfortably houted by meant of aBulletin want ad. than In any otherway.

Captain Harris will not tako thoschooner Woodbury to sea again untilWcdnesdny. Tho vessel will then goto Hllo.

Colonel Oeorgo Macfarlano at SanFrancisco cabled Saturday to the ef-

fect that his llttlo daughter Eylecnwas critically 111,

Nc'ssclrodo pudding, blsquo and tutIco cream, In bricks for din-

ner parties, at tho Now England Mak-

ery. Tol. Main-74- .

Today's session of tho District Courtwas very short, only a few minor easesbeing disposed of. Tho others wentover to futuro dates.

Senator Dickey has called a meettng of tho park legislation commltteuof tho Research Club at his ofllce at 4

o'clock this afternoon.E. J. Walker, commission merchant,

received on Alameda a large stock ofpotatoes at lc. a lb. up; also oranges,apples, etc.; 101G Smith St.

A most cnjoyablo dance was givenby Manager Church on tho lanals ofthe Hawaiian Hotel, following the ban--

final hearing in the en bo of thenative boy killed at tho Bishop Mu-

seum last wesk will be had by thocoroner's jury at 5 o'clock this after-noon.quel of tho Yacht Club Saturday night.

A cargo of coal Is aboard the schoon-

er Rosamond, now off port, for Kauai.The Rosamond was G6 days from New-castle, tho long passage being due tohead winds.

Tho annual meeting of the Woman'sGulld'of St. Clement's Church will boheld at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoonnt tho rectory. Officers for tho yearwill be elected.

The marriage of Mrs. Franc RobblnsWlnslow to Mr. Geo. Thomas Atchisonon December 22--, In Denver Colorado,has been announced. Mrs. Atchisonwas once a resident here.

Tomorrow Is the anniversary of thebirth of the late King Lunalllo. Inhonor of the occasion the Territorialband will give a concert at the Lunalllo Homo in tho afternoon.

L. B. Kerr & Co. will open theirstore tomorrow morning with the.greatest sacrifice sale of shoes thistown has ever known. For a few point-ers see their ad. elsewhere In this Is-

sue.Colonel French of the Salvation Ar

my addressed a largo congregation atCentral Union Church last evening. ItIs tho custom of tho church to giveono Sunday each year to tho SalvationArm.

The Kamchamcha Alumni Association gives a musical program and asocial danco this evening at 7:3 at thoAssociation Hall. 1337 Fort street.Principal Homo and Chaplain

will deliver addresses.A Folding Brownie Camera Is Just

the thing for boys and girls. It's anew 2Vix3',4 camera thats almost akodak. A constant source of delightat homo and Indispensable on nn out-

ing trip. Prlco $5.00. Coll and boo

Its splendid equipment at HonoluluPhoto-Suppl- Co.

W. J. Coclho, Representative fromlMaul, came to tho city yesterday toremain until after the coming sessionof the Legislature Is over. All thoother country members will arrive nextSaturday and Sunday. Mr. Coelbo be-

lieves that the session will be a shortone but that a great deal of businesswill be done.

Halt a dozen reproductions of goodphotographs of the great motor carfiesta In Honolulu In November appearIn The Motor, a New York periodicaldevotsd to automobile Interests. Oneof the leading women's Journals of thaEast has written a local man for awrite-u- p of the affair for publication

The surveying ship Patterson, whilesounding on the coast of Maul, II. Idiscovered an uncharted rock In La

I

Pelouse Bay which rises within twofathoms of the surface and la a dangerto navigation. It Is considered littleless than a miracle that no vessel hasever struck this rock, for the bay Ismuch frequented. Coast Seaman'aJournal.

In tho course of tho "See Honolulu"tally-h- drives the trip of tomorrowwill be through Nuuanu valley to thePall. This drtvo will be made In tholarge wagonette of the Club Stablesand there promises to be a very fullturn-out- . There arc a great many vis-itors In tho city who will bo glad oftho opportunity to take this hlstorlodrive under such pleasing circum-stances. The rendezvous will bo atthe office of tho Hawaii Promotion

TELEPHONE 240,cdmmlUeo nt 9:30 tomorrow morning,

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try.

even the

even the Knockers

They're all the same to us

at we carry Football Kickers

and Baseball Knockers.

But Hanan New Kid Oxford, calledthe "Knickerbocker" Is bound to suit 'the mott fastfdlous. You don't know

what a gem It until you'vt tried this18-- shoe.

if.MclNERNY SHOE STORE,

FORT STREET

USE

GoldenGate

FlourThe of

Quality.

Sold by All

MADDENvs.

MODLINFEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION8HIP

OF HAWAIIAN I3LAND8.

10 ROUNDS.

Sailor Morch vs. Young ScottROUNDS.8

Nolligan vs.ROUNDS.

vs.4 ROUNDS.

ot

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Seats on Sale at Orpheum.

Please Kickers

Please

Standard

Grocers

Harris

Ashcroft Vieira

Japanese Exhibition

Jiu-jits-u.

Orpheum TheatreSATURDAYsFEB.

Choice StockTo Arrive Feb. 3 per 8. 8. Nevadan

FINE BRED FRESH MILCH

COWS

JER8EY8, HOL8TEIN3 DURHAMS

Also thoroughbred and fancy Pout.

This ttock personally selected byC. H. Belllna.

CLUB STABLESFORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.

Tsltphons 109 Main.

"Tnlk about your clever chauf-feurs!" remarked the Brooklyn man.'You should see Peckham." "Why, hehasn't anq automobile, has ho?" "Oh,no; but you Bhould see how he canguide the baby carriage through acrowd." Philadelphia Ledger.

The Weekly Edltloa of the BrasiliaBulletin gives a complete luminary ofUna uwa of the day.

SomethingAbout

Pretty Rugs

m

mm

In furnishing the dining room, bed-rooms, etc., there't nothing to prettyand serviceable for the money at theChinese matting rugt.

Detlgnt and colorings are veryhandsome.

Just at the present time you willfind a greater variety of patterns thanever before. The purchase of theserugs It the best Investment you canmake.

Lewers & Cooke,

Limited,

J 77 S. KING ST.

TheBall-Bearin- g

DensmoreLIGHT TOUCH,HIGH 8PEED,GOOD WORK,LONG WEAR.

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Thett arc tome of the features ofthe Densmore. The new No. 5 It theacme of perfection In typewriterbuilding.

COME AND SEE IT.We carry a full line of all supplies.

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., Ld.

Alexander Young Building.

ARRIVED EX ALAMEDA.

APPLE3, ORANGES, POTATO E8,From 1c. a lb. upward, and

SUNRIBE CREAMERY BUTTER.

To Arrive Ex Klnau and Mauna Loa,PAPAIA3, PINEAPPLES, ETC.

E. J. Walker,COMMISSION MERCHANT

1010 Smith St.; Phone Main 187.

Fins Job Printing at The Bullttln.

SpecialNow

COMFORTERS !

BLANKETS !

PUuHHPutting Out the Fire No 2THE UNDERWRITERS' FIRE EX-

TINGUISHER PROVES ITS EF-

FICIENCY.

Sbortly after noon yesterday quitea crowd gathered at Union Square towitness a tiro extinguishing displaywhich had been previously announced.Among those present were GovernorCarter, Chief Engineer Thurston, oftho Flro Department, the members ofthe Tiro Commission and of the Hoardof Underwriters. The exhibition badbeen arranged in the Interest of a sub- -stance now on the market known asMagic Dry Ponder Klro Extinguisher.The test was tried upon a small scalefirst. Some packing cases measuringperhaps one foot by three feet werasaturated with kerosene and sctllght.A fairly liberal sprinkling of tho Ma-gic Powder was effective In puttingout tho lire. However, this was onlypreliminary. A wooden structureabout four feet by four feet, and somatwelve feet In height, had been provid-ed ah tho crucial test. This also

a copious bath of kcroscno andwas soon enveloped In flames, notwithstanding that quantities of thtMagic powder were energetically ap-plied by two persons.

As tho flames mounted higher andhigher. It hecamo apparent that theywere beyond control, At this JuncturoChief Thurston was seen to approachMr. Clarence W. Macfarlano, who wasnmong the Interested group of spectators; nnd after a hurried conference.In which tho Chief asked Mr. Macfar-lano to get ono of his UnderwriterKlro Extinguishers, tho latter quicklydisappeared in tho direction of thoCnpllol building. Six of these devicesnrc kept In constant readiness foremergencies In different parts of thobuilding, and ono of them was securedby Mr. Macfarlano. Tho contrivance)was handed by him to a gentleman, astranger who was standing In thocrowd, nnd who turned Its contentson to tho burning structure, which atthis time was constantly enveloped Inflames. Owing to tho heat that wasgiven off It was not possible to approach nearer than twelve or fifteenfeet. Prom this dlstanco tho streamof chemical liquid was turned on, andwithin the space of two minutes thofire was out.

This practical demonstration ot thoefficiency of tho Underwriters' Flro Ex'Ingulsher, for which Mr. Macfarlanos the Territorial agent, wns warmlyipplauded by those present. It Is wellknown that a flro started by kcroscnoIs the most difficult kind to deal with,and tho fact that It was so readilybrought under control, combined withthe great facility with which this simple device can he handled by anyono,no matter how Inexperienced, speskamore than columns could do In favorof Its efficacy.

It has been suggested that inasmuchas there arc now upon the market somany different devices alleged to boeffective as flro extinguishers. It wouldbe to the Intorcst of tho public, as wellas tho Insurance companies, to get opa competitive exhibition under the di-

rection of a committee appointed bythe Board ot Underwriters. Dy thismeans It would bo determined whichones could bo relied upon and whichare unworthy of confidence.

The BU8INESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-tin and the Weekly Edition, glvta m

concise and complete returns of all la-g-al

notlcet, calls for tenders, Judg-ments, building permits and real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin,.75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,.$1 per year.

Tho Mother How con I get my boyto do right? Tho Friend aire himgood advice. The Mother But he al-

ways does Just the contrary of what Irs"mmcnd. The Friend Then girohim bad auV.vC Philadelphia Bullo-ti- n.

Flno JobOffice. .

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OF

Printing at The Bulletin

SaleOn

E. W JORDAN & CO.- - LTD.- -

Seasonable Goods.

COMFORTERS !

BLANKETS !

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY JjriiiUafcte.-:.-- - iukiiieu3MiuMtiMm& ik. -- . hiUm fjifrtiffinl

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WANTSPas . NEW TO-DA- Y, for Nw Adas.

IPBCIAL, NOTICES.FOR 8ALE.

A half aero of ground with, fine resi-dence, stable, carriage shed and ser-vants' quarteri.

Magnificent view OTcrlooklng entiretlty.

Buildings almost new.Purchaser can havo Immediate pos-Io-

Apply, BISHOP CO.,Banker.

FOR RENT.

BTORES AND OFFICES WaltyBuilding, King Street.

STORE Fort street, makal IslandMeat Co. store.

STORE Fort Street, opposite Cath-

olic Church.BTORE Berctanla and Fort Sts.WAREHOUSE.HOUSD-Pac- lflc Heights.

BISHOP & CO.,Bankers.

WANTED.Experienced bookkeeper desires extra

work evenings; terms reasonable.Address 55, Bulletin office. 2984lw

A second-han- single harness. Lcateaddress at Bulletin office.

2982-l-

G LET.Furnished housekeeping rooms at

Cottago Grovo, King St. InquireNo. 8. 2979 tf

Newly furnished rooms, all modernconveniences. At No. 84 VineyardSt 2728-t- f

Furnished rooms at 1223 Emma streetMrs. McConncll. 2563

LOST.Lady's purse, postal card and bill

book tied together with red string;Jetso K. Kaao printed on Insldo ofbill book. Reward If returned tothis otneo. 2985-l-

8TRAYED OR STOLEN.

On December 22, 1904, from the premises of Albert E. Mitchell, Puunut,ono bay horse, brand y on right hindleg; clipped. A roward of $10 willbo given to the parties returningBame. 2965-t- f

Hawaii Yacht Club

Feast and ElectionThe annual banquet and meeting for

election of officers of the Hawaii YachtClub vf.vo held at the Hawaiian Hotelon Saturday evening. The largely attended

Pick.

Lyle;

Hobron,

1905,"

Feb.five. Miss

wlfo, wife,

wife,.wife,

Berry,

Slve toStar.

TOopportunity to lease

that largebrick situated on

au avenuoSchool streets. particulars

of Lionet Hart, Main 64.2963-t- i

Rooms almosquito proof, Ala-ke- a

House, Alakea St HotelKing.

Groom cottages with bath,water, per month. Apply

Manager Sanitary Steam Laundry.

board, a nice, large furnishedwith private veranda.

PROPERTY.

39 years lease of x 120, withcottage, servant II., excellent bathing; rental p. a. Price$C00. P. E. R. Strauch, Bldg.,

74 King

Kino corner lot Infruit ornamental trees

allutcs' walk from carsCollege. Address R,

tf

1 good mnro; 1 large, roomysurrey; cheap. B. A.,letin. 2972-t- t

Live frogs, atWing On

Cheap Home Park, Walklkl,Address S. K.,

A phaeton; almostAddress J.. Bulletin. 2970-l-

SALE OR RENT.

A 2 story with large grounds;on corner

road Inquireon 2978-l-

Weekly ofgives a comslete summary of

of the day.

Douglas' ViewsARE EXPOUNDED

InauguralBoston. Jan. 7. Doug- -

joyarff'ltrtermlnTtlono;!"- - tb new,y Governor of

business ":""". ucuvcrca an inauguralwas devoted to thefeast spread in private dining address yesterday that was as far fromroom. of the club, signal l",:,,,;,' ,Xr "'V'"""""!"'"-- "uflags, and beautiful floral decorations tltZ C.h5V.ef.Dmade a charming picture. minla-- t was a thoroughly Democratic nd-tu- rc

yachts floated In a dress and It was bounded no Btatewnu m me oi mo ooaru. and protested

of the tiny boats was labelled the the high tariff that, he said,Spray and Jokingly placed high on Increased the price of living 38"pern reef. Each the name of a ln years, protestedvessel of the fleet. Port Captain Weav- - the rebate system of the rall-c- r

had chowder named In In?,L ,blV. I01.?81 po,p,ular cbord

,fhh'8 f7U? & ow.Mp publTe utlM. es andcd chowder of to franchises that derive their value from"land, public necessities. devoted a largeHenry E. Cooper, retiring comma-- portion of address to subject

uiu as toasimasler. Follow- - as ioiiows:guests present: Commo-- ' ' bellevo the public outcry

doro II. E. Cooper, Commodore E. tno Prevailing legislative melh-Plcke- r,

T. H. A. Watcrhouse, C. od" tbe natural Inevitable rc- -'

tne Brontlng of fran-nrt- h5nrpnnn it pi nL. h' ' chlees bY tne state. specially those

i ? ' "t 'V3"' F' known as franchises, whichA. Lyle, O. Crozlcr, O. Turner, their value from the

P. L. Weaver. L. A. Thurston, W, of tho community.JFarwell, F. E. Greenfield, Q. P. Wilder, If are given the right byJ. O. Carter, M. W. direct vote determine whetherTarrlngton, A. P. G. Cowan, franchises Bhall be granted and how,

. Hair. F. C. Ilagens. II. Armttage. wltllln '?Sa! limitations, they shall beE. O. White.

Offlcers the ensuing year, aselected nt the business meeting, are:Commodore president, H. E.cr; George F, Hen-to- n;

port captain, Philip Weaver;treasurer, 'Bert Pctrlej

measurer, J. A. directors In ad-

dition to tho officers, II, E. Cooper,Clarence Macfarlanc, T. W. O,L. Sorenson; regatta committee, Les-lie Scott, O. Carter, Jr., and H. D,

At the banquet tho toasts of thewere responded to as follows;

"Yachting as a Sport," L. A. Thurston;"Trials and Tribulations of a Yachts-man," Capt C. Macfarlane; "Yacht-ing Season Commodore H. E,Ticker; "Tho New Members," D.Couzens; "The Press," W. H. Farrlng-ton- .

Solomon's qulnttt furnished mu-sic the evening.

BOOKED ARRIVE.

From San Francisco, per O. S. S.8. Dr. Billings and party

of Knapp, L. F. Kimballand Mr, Meffard and G,

II. Scbulto, Graham, Mr. Under--woo- d

and Mr, Robertson, A. P.Kletscb, L. Lovell and W. A,.Mills, F, Kelley and wlfo.

inman dat devotes hlssclt to fault-flndln- ,"

Uncle Eben, "turns outmany a fine Job o' work dat down'

satisfaction nobody," Wash-ington

LET.A splendid rent or

and commodious two-stor- y

house, Nuubetween Vineyard and

For In-

quire Tel.

Furnished Housekeepinglowed; cool and

bet and2HS--

hot andcold $10

2979 tf

Withoutroom 1514Peusacola St. near Hasstnger.,

2982-l-

POH SALE.BEACH

lot, 60

ground $75Walty

No. St

Maklkl. Curbing,water, andand Improvements. Two mln

and PunahouF., this office.

2510

Address Bul

No. 1288 Nuuanu Stnear Kukul. Chong.

2961-l-

nearIt Bulletin.

2898-l-

single harness andnew.

FOR

housovery cheap, easy terms;Walalae and 7th Ave.

premises.

The Edition the EveningBulletin'he news

la Bis

William-- L.

e,ected

attentionthe

The flagMl'

Twotank bordered by

Biuuea cemcr lines, tie analyzedOne against

haddish bore cent seven and

gainstthe his h.e

RabbitHe

his thisuore, uuiyIng were tho that

H. nBalnst

Petrio. la, andsu" valuable

Z. publicrive necessities

J.the people

Jr., A. Burns, R. to suchTaylor, II.

J.

for

and

sec-retary and

J.Couzens.

evening

W.

II,

clubduring

TO

So-

noma,

J. A.

Mr.

"Dosaid

driving

exercised, the seekers and holders ofsuch franchises will be compelled tomeet tho popular requirement.

I believe this principle to be wiseand salutatory nnd recommend legisla-tion along theso lines.

I recommend legislation giving tocities and towns wider powers in theconduct of business which derives itsprofit from tho necessities of the com.munlty.

ln many cases of privately ownedpublic service corporations the rates,fares and prices charged are too high,the public Is entitled to reasonablecharges tor the services of these mono-polies. It will be far more likely toobtain service at reasonable price Ifit nas tne rlgnt to do business on Itsown account

COL. FRENCH AT LIHUE.

Llhuc, Jan. 26. Tho exhlbltlou Illustrating the lecture of Col.French called out quite a number ofLlhue people who listened with deepInterest to tho Colonel's recital of theSalvation Army's wonderful growth,and many forms of charitable work Intho great cities of Europe and America. Children are cared for In homesof comfort, fallen girls rescued fromthe vortex of sin nnd shamo, drunkards led Into tempernto paths; like-wise outcasts of great cities are pro-vided for ln colonics where they canbecomo citizens of thocommonwealth. The Colonel handledhis themo as one amtBtomcd to publicspeaking. Tho Salvation Army Is tru-ly doing a grand work.

'per year,

Thin

stercoptlcon

EVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. It., MONDAY, JAN. 30, 1805.

First PrizeIN THE

SPECIFICATIONS,

MOTOR Fourcycle air cooled cylinder, 4x4", water cooled head, allbearing of phoephor bronx and toolatttl carefully hardened and ground.Mechanically operated vibrator, gearcae of aluminum, fly whtel encased.and runs In oil, splash system of lubrication. Develops at 1200 revolution,six horse-powe-

IGNITION Jump spark from set offour dry cell batteries.

CARBURETER Simple In construction, very efficient.

CONTROL Change gesr and advance spark lever are enclosed Insteering post In close proximity toeteerlng wheel. Very convenient tooperate.

WATER PUMP Rotary of simpledesign.

RADIATOR Copper tube withflanges.

CLUTCH AND BRAKE Motor fric-tion clutch and brake combined at-

tached to the rear of crank case.Emergency brake operated by thefoot, connected with the differentialgear case. It Is of the band brake pat-tern.

TRANSMISSION Of the addinggear type attached to the differentialgear case. Two speeds forward, onereverse. Direct drive on high gear. Thelow gear haa a ratio of 2 3 to 1 highspeed, making this a very powerful

gear. Gear case of alumInum, 10" long, 8" wide and 0high.

FRAME Angle steel attached tofour eeml-eteptl- c springs.

STEERING Wheel.RUNNING GEAR Reachless pat-

tern.WHEELS 28" wood, artillery pat

tern.TIRES 28" x 2 G. & J. Detach

able Tires.TREAD Standard, 64 Inches.AXLES Rear axle 2" In diameter,

of 8 gauge tubing, oil tight bearings.Compensating gear and bronze bevelgear run In cases. Ratio ofgear 6 to 1. Live axle made of specialcarbon steel 1 In diameter. Front

xle 1 10 gauge special tubing, reInforced the entire length. Drop forg-ed steering knuckles of special highgrade carbon steel.

BEARINGS All bearings madefrom high carbon steel hardened andground; high grade balls In rearaxle; " high grade balls In thefront wheels.

GASOLINE AND WATER TANKSAre round in shape and hold seven gal-lons each.

BODY Very attractive design for alight car.

HOOD Metal with brass trimmings.GUARDS Wood, painted to match

the body.FINISH Olive green, with black

and gold trimmings.UPHOLSTERY Fine leather tufted

and fitted with steel springe and bestcurled hair.

EQUIPMENT Complete eet oftools.

WEIGHT Complete about 750fb.PRICE 1600.00.

GUARANTEE.The guarantee of the National Asso

elation of Automobile Manufacturerscovers e cars. Parts thatwe decide are defective will be replaced at our Hageretown factory,wunin oo aaya from date of ssle, pro.vlded they are sent there charges pre-paid. Claims, however, must be madeto the Hartford office. Tires used onPope-Tribu- cars are guaranteed bythe tire manufacturers and claimsshould bo made direct to them.

POPE MANUFACTURING CO.,Hartford, Conn., U. 8, A.

Agent for Territory of Hawaii,G. 8CHUMAN,

Young Building.

EMMA SQUARE BAND.

Territorial band gives a concert thisevening at 7:30 at Emma Square, asioiiows:

PART I.March "Governor Carter" ....Bergoruvcrturo "Jubilant" WeberGrand Selection "The Last Days of

Petrollavocal Hawaiian Songs

.Mrs. N, Alapal.PART II.

nrr. by Berger

Variations "Old Folks At Homo"..Dalbey

Intermezzo "A Bit O' Blarney".. HelfWaltz "Morning Papers" ....StraussFinale "The Winner" Macklo

"The Star Spangled Banner."

ONE 8HARE ONE DOLLARMONTH.

PER

Tho Thirtieth Series of Stock Inhe Pioneer-Buildin- & Loan Assocla-Io- n

was Issued In October, 1904, and Isnow open for subscription. Tho mem-bership feo of fifty cents per share,ind the monthly dues aro ono dollaroer month per share. The Btock drawsiiurh better Interest than a savingsbank.

Further Information can be obtained'rom A. V. GEAR, Secretary,

122 King StBlank books of all sorts, ledgers,

mannfanftiiiail ttw DhHaMii DmW.w. suswunviunju vj mm ajwutv'ii cur iWrPKi.T KnirioM nf thA Tlnnri'iM. fl. , .ihlog Company,"Ilk

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- "Mm A..L..,t n.dulit&Mthtrfr, "'''- "

AN ACTINCORPORATING EACH COUNTY WITHIN THE

TERRITORY AND PROVIDING A BOARD OESUPERVISORS THEREFOR.

Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii:

CHAPTER I. POWERS AND LIMITATIONS OF COUNTIES.

Section 1. Each County shall bo n body corporate nndlmvo all tho powers specified in this Act nnd such other powersas arc necessarily implied therefrom ; nnd ns such body corpornto Bhall exercise tho following powers through a Board ofSupervisors, namely:

1 To have and uso n corporate seal ;

2 To buo and bo sued in its corporate name ;H To purchase and hold lands within its defined bound-

aries;4 To mnnngo ond dispose of ita property ns tho interest of

its inhabitants niny require ;5 To mako such contracts and to do nil things necessary and

proper to carry into execution tho foregoing powers and all otherpowers vested in said County or in any officer thereof;

Provided, however, that no contract involving nn expenditureof public funds amounting to Five Hundred (1500) Dollars ormoro shnll lie nwnrded except to tho lowest bidder nftcr t

for tenders, and no public work or requisition formaterial therefor shall bo divided or parceled out for tho pur-pose of evading tho provisions of this Section, and no work in-

volving tho expenditure of Tivo Hundred (500) Dollars ormore shall 1k done except by controct ns nbovo set forth ;

0 No County shnll in any manner give or loan its credit toor in aid of any jicrson or corporation; and any indebtedness orliability incurred contrary to this provision shall bo void.CHAPTER. II. ELECTIONS, QUALIFICATIONS, BONDS, ETC.

Skc. 2. At each regular' general election held after tho ap-proval of this Act, there shnll bo elected in-ea- of tho Countiesof tho Territory a Rourd of Supervisors, which shnll consistof fivo members, ono of whom shall bo elected nt large and with-out reference to his residencu within tho County, and who shallbo tho Chairman of said Board, which said Hoard shall havotho immediate management and control, within tho limitationsprescribed by this Act, of public affairs of tho County in whichsaid Board shnll hare been elected, and shnll exercise till thopowers of tho County.

Skc. 3. Tho Board of Supervisors, bo elected, shall takotheir respectivo offices nt twelve o'clock meridinn on tho firstlegnl dny in tho month of January next succeeding their elec-tion and shall hold office for two years and until their suc-cessors arc elected and have qualified.

Sec. 4. Tho rules and regulations governing elections shall,so far ns npplicnble, govern nil elections held hereunder.

Skc. 5. All tho provisions of law relating fo elections, andcontests of election, qualifications, oaths, bonds and removal ofCounty officers shnll apply to tho Board of Supervisors and thomembers thereof, except as herein modified or provided.

Skc. 0. Each member of tho Board of Supervisors shall givea bond of Fivo Thousand (Y000) Dollars.

CHAPTER III. MEETINGS OF BOARD.

Skc. 7. Meetings of tho Board for tho transaction of busi-ness shall bo held on tho first Tuesday in each mouth, a majorityof tho members shall constitute a quorum. A special meetingmay bo ordered by n majority of tho Board. Tho order shnll bosigned by the members calling such meeting, and lie entered intho minutes. Notico of such meeting shall lie published by thoClerk nt least ono dny in advance in a newspaper published intho County or posted in n public plnco near the post office atthe County Scat, and ho shnll nlso give notico personally or bymail to tho inombors not joining in tho order. Tho order shnllspecify tho business to bo transacted nt such specinl meetingnnd nono other shall bo transacted.

Skc. 8, All meetings of tho Board shall bo public and thobooks, records and accounts of tho Board shall bo kept at thooffice of tho Clerk, open at nil times for public inspection.

Skc. 9. Tho Chairman of tho Board of Supervisors shallpresido at all meetings of tho Board and, in case of tho nbsoncoor inability to net, tho members present nt nnymeeting shnll,by resolution, nppoint ono of their own number to servo nsChairman pro tern while tho nbicnco or disability of tho Chair-man shall continue Any appointment of a Chairman pro ternshall lie by resolution entered of record upon tho minutes ofthe meeting.

Skc. 10. Tho Chairman shall havo a voice and voto uponall mutters beforo tho Bonrd.

CHAPTER OF BOARD.

Skc. 11. Tho Board may mako all necessary nnd convenientrules nnd regulations, not inconsistent with law, relating to thocalling nnd holding of its meetings, general nnd special, andtho preservation of order at its meetings.

Skc. 12. Each Board shall uso tho County Seal to authen-ticate all such records, documents and papers as may Iks neces-

sary or proper, which seal shall bo in the custody of tho Clerkof tho Board.CHAPTER VI. GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF BOARD.

Skc. 13. In tho furtherance and not in tho limitation of thopowers nnd authority tiy this Act intended to bo vested in nndbo exercised by tho said sovcral Boards, it is hereby expresslyprovided that tho several Boards, within their respectivo juris-dictions, shall havo tho administration of tho affairs of tho sev-

eral Counties, within tho limitation prescribed by this Act, and,subject only to tho laws of tho Territory now in forco of at anytimo hereafter to bo enacted, to this end shall hnvo power:

1. To dofino tho duties of all officers appointed by suchBonrd not herein defined ;

2. To fix tho snlnry or pay of all employees not fixed by thoLegislature ;

3. To enforco tho preservation of pence and good order inall streets and other places in tho County ;

4. To appoint such subordinate officers as they may deemnecessary for tho public service, when provision for their payhas been mndo by tho Legislnturo ;

5. To supervise tho expenditure of nil public funds receivedfrom nil sources ;

0. To enforco oil claims on behalf of tho County nndnil Inwful claims agninst tho County ;

7. To rcgulato by ordinance within tho limits of tho County,nil local polico, sanitnry nnd other regulations not in conflictwith tho gcnoral laws of tho Territory, or rules and regulationsof tho Territorial Bonrd of Health, and fix n pcnnlty for thoviolntion of said ordinances.

Si:o. 14. Tho Board may, at nny time, with or without no-

tice, nnd ns often ns it may deem fit, investigate in person or byagents appointed for that purpose, tho nffairs of nny branch oroflico of tho County government nnd tho official nets nnd conductof nny officer of tho County or nny District within tho County.And for tho purposoof ascertaining tho facts in connection withany such examination or investigation, tho members of tho

BUSINESS DIRECTORYBALLASTING.

Hawaiian-Japanes- e Ballasting Co.Best black sand from $2 to J3 a loadaccording to distance hauled. Coralrocks for stable, roads and side-walks. Third door below King.Maunakea St; P. O. box 820. Tele-phone Main 398.

CLEANING AND DYEINQ.

T. Hayashl Clothes cleaned, repairedand dyed. S37 Beretanla St

ME88ENQERS.

Territorial Messenger Service UntoBt near Hotel; Tel. 361 Mala.

opened

1168

reasonable.second-han- good

condition,

In expe-

riencedbe-

ginners. of-

fice.

manufactured

Board, or their appointed agent or shall havo full powerto compel tho nttendnnee and testimony of witnesses, admin-ister nnd examine ns may nec-essary nnd to coni)cl tho production of nil nnd paperswhich they require. fnNo swearing or givingof testimony in such investigation or examinations shnll be per-

jury punishable ns such.Sko. 15. Board shnll hnvo power, by three-fourth- s

all its members, to recommend the Governor of the Territorytho suspension or removal of any elected officer of the Countyor of any District within tho County for any fnilnro or neglector any inefficiency or the part suchofficer.

Skc. 10. It shall bo the duty of the Bonrd, whero no provi-

sion has by law in thereto, to provido for thoaccountability of nil officers, mid nil agents nnd subordiuntcs oftho Bonrd to whom the receipt, expenditure or euro of nny oftho funds or property of tho County shnll or may bo entrustedby requiring from them Mtflieient (security for the faithful per-

formance of theirSkc. 17. Any member of the Board may administer

necessary in the of his duties.Skc. 18. shall hnvo power fill nil vacancies

occurring in any office or position by it directed or controlled,whether vncancy Ih caused by death, removal or disability.

Sko. IP. Board shnll havo power institute andprosecute in any District Court iu tho County criminal proceed-

ings for offences ngaiust its lawful ordinances nnd tho Cir-

cuit Court institute, prosecute Bud defend civil actions andproceedings' nppenls iu tho lininu of the Board on behalf oftho County. In till suits by ngaiust the County, the nnmo in

County shall sue and lw sued shall be, of Super-

visors of tho County of ," but this provisionshall not prevent nny County where authorized by law,

from suing iu his capiicitv for tho of tho County.CHAPTER VII. GENERAL PROVISIONS.

Skc. 20. Tho short title of this Act shall lie, ''The Super-visors Act."

CHAPTER VIII. REPEAL.

Sec. 21. All laws, or of inconsistent with thisor nny of its provisions, hereby repenled. But

nono of the provisions of this Act shall apply to the County ofKnlnwao.

Books, Bookish People and Thingset no good by being ungenerous even to a

E. B. Browning.

Zelda Daracron," by Meredith Nichol-

son. Cloth, Gx7'4 in.; 411 p.p.;

Illustrated. The Bobbs-Merrl- ll Co.,Indianapolis, Ind. $1.50

The author of "The Main Chance"lias written good story. It isfull of "local atmosphere" and centersabout life In "Marlona" (Indianapolis),bat while this fact will make the bookmore Interesting to residents thatcity, the value of the noel does Inno way upon Us Instylo, construction, Btrength and real-ism It appeals to discriminating

the world over. Mr. Nicholson'spoetical temperament has not spoiledhis prose, It Is terse, direct; bis situa-tions are not only natural but Inter-esting, and he possesses unusual dls.cernment as regards tho of thehuman mind.

Whllo the housese and streetsscribed rather minutely are acknowledged to have similars in Indianapolis,Mr. denies any Intention todescribe actual types of character lnthat or tiny other place. He uas curedof such folly when he wrote hlg"Omaha Book." At any rate, this willsnvo tho author fromand whatever the truth may be, waswise In making the statement. And Ifsuch characters as Zclda, Ezra Dame-ro- n,

Meirlam and Jacob Bal-co-

wcro not drawn from IndUlduals,they were drawn from life, and clvo

In the mlr. to very de-

cided likes and dislikes.Ezra Dameron has despicable

to be sure, yet be Is not a person tobate, as his were teally goodand

A sympathy rests In tho average reader's bosom for the man. boZelda's outbursts described chnn- -tcrs 30 and 31 seem harsh and

However, her rcmoisoand subsequent kindness nnd loyaltyuiono in great measure for the cruellanguago she used. When the book Isout of one's hands. Its leader feelsas If ho had experienced a phase oflife, seen Zelda In the flesh, andJack Balcomb talk. Morris Lelghton

nn Important Is not a strongcharacter. He seems to drivenmore by tho force of circumstancesthan by his own will or ambitions.Ho reaches a goal certainly, but nt nJog trot, and is hardly tho man onowould expect the Impetuous Zelda to

,Tho book will give pleasure to all

who read It, but to many It will convey

1

an undercurrent of sadness thepoet says Is "akin to pain." It Is

MU8IC.

Mr. Jas. Sheridan has a repair-

ing shop at Miller St cor Bere-

tanla. Charges A num-

ber of pianos Incheap. Orders may be

left at Haw'n. News Co.

Piano taught 6 months byteacher; $3 month (8 les-

sons) ; special attention to adultAddress "Music," this

2963-l-

Blank books of all torts, ledgers,etc., by the Bolletla Pllshlng Company.

agents,to

oaths to such persons they deembooks

mny Wilful nnd

andEach of

to

on of

been mndo repeet

duties.oaths

when officialEach Board to

suchEach to

intonnd

orwhich n "Hoard

officer,official benefit

parts lawsAct, port nro

We f book.

net.

another

of

depend localism;

read-ers

motives

de

Nicholson

personal attack,

Rodney

il&so reader's

traits.

motUcsunselfish.latent

In

heard

thoughbe

he

marry.

whichdls- -'

closed In the an eet lore of two youngpcoplo as well as It Is revealed by thobitterness of a family quarrel.

nut nf ftnMi la renl Ufa ami en Innerns It In nnrlrnvpil nn ivpll nn Mr Klrhnl.

'ton portrays it, we shall continue tonuu io our own experiences inose oipersons like Zelda and her uncle Rod-ney,

"Before the Crisis," by FrederickBlount Mott. 12 mo. 11.50. John Lanelias fust nilhllfihpfl n Klnrv nf tho ctlr.ring times of the John Brown eplsodoimmeuiaieiy preceuing tne period ofMr, Winston Churchill's novel "TheCrisis." In Frederick Blount Mott'anoel entitled "Before the Crisis." Thepicture drawn Is of the turbulent dayson the Kansas border that preceded thesecession of the Confederate States.The events related tnnk nlm-- In h

I campaigning ulong the Osage and Os.sawuionue at a 1 mo wnen, as someone has said, one political faction therewas framing laws without materiallycontributing to order, whllo the otherwas exacting some degree of orderwithout much regard to low, Theopen west became naturally the duel-ling ground of the two national purposes bcroro the Initial rupture athome. John Brown, "OssawatomleBrown," to use tho swinging name hobeais In Stcdman's poem, adding asho did to the tlnllPflltnMnp- - nnt-- t hoplayed In the turbulence of the western"uruer, nis extraordinary attempt with-in the territory or Dm iiMtinmi c.fedcracy to enlist the Instant use offorco In the support of abolition senti-ment, has nluavs rpmalnnrt nn enifrn...ing flguro and a bono of contention Iniiisioucni siuuy. Mr. Mott presentshim with his small but well disciplin-ed army as somewhut of another Cioni-wel- l;

nnd, prominent In the story, asIu the plate and time, ho exercises adliectlng Influence upon the love mo-tile wuich pervades tho talc,

All communications, books and peri-odicals for this department should besent to the "Bulletin Bookman." Ho.lualoa, Nortu.Kona, T. H.

The BU8INE8S MAN'S HANDY IN-DEX, published In the Saturday Bulk-ti- n

and the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and eomnleti, rnm A

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""i Dunning permits and real es-tate transactions. Eveninn niui.76 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin!

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BATH,THI

PLUMBER,

165 S. King St.

TEL MAIN 61

Hawaiian Carriage

Manufacturing Co.

427 QUEEN 3T. TEL. MAIN 47.

P. O. BOX 193.

Manufacturer of all kind of Carriage and Vehicle, Wagon, WagonMaterial of all deterlptlon lupplled;Rubber Tire put on at reaionableprice; Repairing, Painting and Trimming; tatlifactlon guaranteed; eitMmate given.

C. W. ZIEGLER, Manager.

Ob Our 968WHITE BROfJZE

MONUMENTS

Art ntrvctt ol btaulyand durabllliy. Tlwyaland t fact I Inches, lh.four tut art filt4 withrtmovable tafettta withralMd Ittteri. EnJora4by " Tht ScltnlllcAmerican" at most

and atrtctlyyo Btautllul

Dttlcot and ptlcta atPodmort'a offlca, BethelStlMl,

II. CANNON.Sola Aftnt lor lalandl

Boil,

unless jp-- Rbl"f' .Ho,,L;

I.aml the. Chambre,

Wright Co.LIMITED.

have opened a horse-shoein- g

department In connec-tion with their carriageshop, etc. Having secur-ed the services of a first-clas- s

shoer, they are pre-

pared to all work In-

trusted to them In a first-- .

class manner.

The Merchants'

Association,

THE LARGEST, OLDEST, M08T8UCCE88FUL COLLECTION AQENCY IN THE WORLD. " " " "

Established Twelve Years.

' '1m "'rOJ

Publishers ot Rating nook for theHawaiian Islands.

Offices: Rooms 5 and 6 Progress block,HONOLULU, H. T.

COTTON BROS. CO.ENQINEER8 ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans ond estimates furnished forU classes contracting work.

Tel. MainROOM 300, B08TON Honolulu

Gomes ExpressStand Office, TIC Fort near

Queen 8t, opposite Hackfeld building.Draymen, baggage and furniture

handled and delivered.Office 'Phone 2t; Residence

'Phone White Ml.

Jos. Schwartz.WATCHMAKERS' MATERIAL8

and JEWELERS' 8UPPLIE8.

' FORT AND KING ST8.

William T. Paty,CONTRACTOR BUILDER.

, ALAKEA ST.

All classes of Building Workly carefully executed.Office 'Phone Blue 1801.

Rceldence 'Phone Blue

M, Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobber.

EUROPEANAMERICAN DRY COOD8.

Fort and Queen SU.

HONOLuLUJRON WORKS

Improved and Modern 8UGAR MA.

CHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurposes a specialty, particular atten-tion paid JOB WjRK, andexecuted shortest notice.

Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.

WILDEIVS STEAMSHIP CO.

CHANGE IN SAILING TIME OPSTEAMER "LIKEL1KE."

Steamer "Mkellke" wilt make onetrip per week Instead of two trip aaheretofore, beginning Monday, Janu-ary 30th, as per the following sched-ule:

Sailing from Hc-ol- every Mon-day at 5 p. m. for. Kaunakakal, llal.vwa, Wallau, I'elekunu, Kalaupupa,

Honolua, Kaanapall, Lahalna, La-na- l,

Olowalu, Klhcl, and Keawakapu;and for Makena the first and thirdweek of each month.

Returning will sail from LahalnaFriday afternoon for Pukoo, Kamato,and Kaunakakal, arriving In HonoluluSaturday morning.

WILDEIVS STEAMSHIP CO.

2077 Jan. 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 23,

30, 31, Feb. 1.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD.

At the annual meeting of the stock-holilfc-

of The Dank of Hawaii, Ltd.,hold January 2Mb, 1905, the followingO nicer s and Directors were elected forthn ensuing year:

Cha. M. Cooke PresidentP. C. Jonet and F. 'W. Maefar--

laneC. H. Cooke CashierC. Huttace, Jr.. Assistant CaihlerF. B. Damon

Aitlttant Cashier and SecretaryZ. K. Myer Auditor

Board of Director:Cha. M. Cooke P. C. Jones,F. W. Macfarlane E. F. BlihopE. D. Tenney J. A. McCandle)C. H. Atherton and C. H. CookeHonolulu, Jan. 27th, 1905.

F. B. DAMON.2983-7- t Secretary.

ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERSAND DIRECTORS OF THE HO

employees 14, certain'

LAND COMPANY.

IS IIEftEDV GIVEN thatat the annual meeting of

voted TnsleoCompany, on

&

Main

COR.

AND

to

Ctli day January, 11'03, the followlug ofllcers and directors wero dulyelected to servo for the ensuing year:

President T. Peck1st Vice President. L. A. Thurston2nd Vice President.... J. B. CastleSecretary Geo. P. ThlelenTreasurer C. H. AthertonAuditor F. W. Klebahn

The above and W. R. Castle tothe Board of Director.OEO. P. THIBLUN,

Honolnlu Rapid Transit& o ml Company. 2983-G- t

All pci sons having claims against

wlso ofby

dcrslgned.

NOTICE.

KAPIOLANI ESTATE, LIMITED.298MwSBSS!;SSSB!

NOTICE.

Since repeated malicious rumorshave In town pertainingto tho closing of Alexander

I wish to that thcro Istruth whatever In these reports.

ALEXANDERBy his Attorney In tact,

A. A. YOUNO.Honolulu, T. II., Jan. 27, 1905.

2983 3t

YoshlkawaThe Bike Doctor. I have a bigstock of wheel. Repairing

specialty. Wheels Rent-ed. Two Stores: King St,Hotel River.

SATO,188 HOTEL near RIVER.

Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries;. Repairing a Specialty. "Goods mot calledfor In 80 day will be sold.

863 8. BERETANIA 6T.

In Bamboo Furniture, Pic-ture Frames, Grassen, Table Clothe, Necktie.

Etc.

P. O. Box Tel.

CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR,

HOTEL 8TREET, HONOLULU.

Suit made to order in thestyles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cloth'Ing cleaned,

Y. Wo & Co.FRUIT8 AND QRO&ERIE8.

Fresh provision fruit by everyCalifornia steamer. Fresh butter from Hawaii.

1123 8t Nuuanu 8t2876-t- t

Rent" carde on sate at

ywiKVBNINO BtJLTJBTIN, HONOLULU. T. H.. MONDAY. JAN. 30. 10S. IVCM

Kill JIIY HIKUII0 ANSWEIS MUKEA

IN CONTEST OF BALLOTS

DENIE8 THAT THEY WERE ILLEQAL SAYS ELECTOR8

NOT THREATENED ANDINTIMIDATED.

Prince Kuhlo's attorneys, A. Q. M.

Robertson and T. McCants Stewart, on

last Saturday served answer upon Col.

laukca In tho of the contest InCongress, which has been byJudge Qalbralth, as attorney for Col,laukca.

The main objections are that the bal- -

tots used were Illegal, as they anumber printed on that theywere voted throughout th Territorywith the numbers on them and couldbe thus Identified, and that some wereIdentified; that public officials organlied government employee Into clubsand forced tbem to support PrlncoCupid; and that the election was car.

by Intimidating tho voters throughthese clubs and tho numbered ballots.

Prince Kuhlo's answer denies thattho ballots were and could boIdentified by the number printed onthem, as the number was generallytorn off before they were deposited Inthe ballot box.

It admits that at the time of saidelection, and for some time prior thereto, there was a great number of elctors, tho exact number being unknownto contcstec, employed by the Govern-ment of tho Territory upon the public!roads, and In various departments ofpublic work; but upon Informa-tion and belief, that the electors, employed as aforesaid, were threatened

Intimidated by other governmentemployees of superior rank with lossof employment, unless they vot-

ed against contestant and for con-

tcstec. It also denies upon Information and belief, that certain officials

IN

M. P.

M.

of

ot

RAPID toer, cause

been

of tho and In saidon tho day "r" " ".

thereto. nnu H. &

various electors with M.

lor Ilapld loss of H-- T?$ held In with their andf- - W. and

249.BLK.,

AND

2332.

repair

our

near

against It denies further puunun. me runasuul- - M,

eient form belief to whether 8. B. Damon,doing the firm name of

said and largenumber ot electors

them with loss employment,them to vote

rind otinto the chargo as to

organizations ofit denies that, at and atother places, ot

ot theupon roads and other pub-

lic work, were intoclubs by officials over

garT). and referred mat

present oaysame Sugar Com- -

spreadYoung

Hotel, stato

S.

DealerLinen, tin- -

White MS.

and

andIsland

and 1188

"For

WERE

matterfiled

hadthem;

illegal

and

their

Court,

Damon

certain

Doing

umino,the Decree

loss employment.If they should do so.

Prlnco tho elecreferred was duly

held, and andtho

thehe further Bays, that the course oftho certain the

organizations formedInto for the

purpose Jn anddisplay certainwere during thatsuch clubs were

and were waytho public with the

officials the except thatsome oindals the

clubs;such

small fraction tho ot tho

and wero waytho result; that

tho participationtho not

their Interest theFarty, for

Its success.will taken next

before and likely bo.fore Judge Parsons Hilo. casewill

NEW SUBSCRIBER TOFOR

YEAR TO8UB8CRIPTION TO

METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE,NEW YORK

WILL COUWHICH HE MAY

HETO A88IST THE

AND MAY BEDIFFERENT

ADDRE88E8.

Bulle-

tin and the giveconcise and return all le-

gal calls forand

Evening Bulletin.per

per '

Fine Job The

Legal

Of

Sucar Plantation

PUNA SUGAR

CO., LTD.THE OF THEFIRST

OF

AT CHAMBERS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFAT HONOLULU, a Corpora-

tion; HACKFELD COM-PAN-

Corporation;ROBIN80N. VON

HOLT, for W. 8.

SUQAR COMPANY,a Corporation'; S. DAMON and

the Firm Name ot

SUQAR COMPANY,and B. F. DILLINGHAM

OF RECEIVER'S

Notlco Is hereby that the un-

dersigned, Pfotenhaucr,tho Sugar Company,

will under and by of aand

mado and entered by theJ. Do Bolt, First Judge ot the Clrcnlt the Judicial Clr

Territory at Chambers, on the twenty-secon- d day Oc- -

NOLULU ANDjbelng the Government " Inequitypartisan rending wherein tho

cither of or " "Intimidated threatened nolulu. a corporation;

tho Territory Limited, a corporation;

tho Honolulu and ! employment, theyIlOPSe OnOein Thursday, accordance demands. S.

W.W.

Protective

and

promptand

at

NOTICE

L.

corstltute

Secretary

Business Notices.

STREET

SAIKI,

Collar,

SANG

Sing

Bulletin.

Notices.

Sale

ana uugar i,omknowledco or Information Pany, a corporation; S.to n as and copartners

corporations, doing in underTerritory, employing a

thereof, threat-ened of

compelling againstcontestant In favor contcBtee,

politicalgovernment employee

employees theTerritory, employed In

organized politi-

cal In authority

was

was the

and

88-0- 0

Bishop & Olaa Sugar Company, and F.ft arcsell at. public auction, the front

the Inthe

o'clock Dion said day mention'eo'or the day and hour

such sale; subjectthe the entitledCourt, all and theright and ot the Su

or that said official 'described,.......Kawonanakoa Kalanianaolo salI from or inmenonea or to into date to participating In tain Deed Trust, dated July lit,

the at an early date to tho by or others his WOO, the Puna

theno

163

Drawn

961.

latest

dyed

Fort

rlcd

denies

tho

thus

the

interest. In furtherance or contestants pany, io uisuop uompanyor that said were! as or saidwith ot

Kuhlo contends thattion to In said notice

fairly legally con-

ducted throughout Territory.With reference to political clubs,

Incampaign members of

regular precinctthemselves clubs

ot aat processions, which

held tho campaign;organiza

tions, In no connectedwith service, or

of government,took part In or-

ganization ot said campaignthat clubs represented only a

of number

said election, In no acontrolling factor In

ot tho saidIn

ural expression ot InRepublican their desire

Testimony monthJudge Dole; very

In Theheard next Con

gress.

AEVENING BULLETIN ONE

AT ENTITLED AFREETHEPUBLISHEDWORTH 8140. AND ADDITION

RECEIVE A'2400-VOT- E

PON, DEPOSITFOR HIMSELF OR ANYONECHOOSE8 $1000

THE NEWSPA-PER THEORDERED 8ENT TO

DEX, published In the SaturdayEdition,

tsndere, Judg-

ments, building permits real ae-

tatacents Bulletin,

year.

BulletinOffice.

CIRCUIT COURT

JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER-

RITORY HAWAII.

EQUITY.

II

LIMITED;

Trustee CHAM-BR-

AND AHRENS, Plain-tiff,

PUNA LIMITED,

S. E. DAMON, CopartnerBusiness UnderBI8HOP A COMPANY; OLAA

LIMITED;& COM-

PANY, LIMITED, Defendants.

NOTICE 8ALE.

givenWilliam Re-

ceiver PunaLimited, vlrtuodecreo foreclosure salo duly

Honorable

Court Firstcult, ot Hawaii,

of

TRANSIT of

of

workers.election, prior

Hackfeldof Company,

Ahrens.contestant.

Limited,

business business

Honolulu

working

political

Weekly

Company;Limited, Dillingham

Company, Limited,, defendants,at door

of Honolulu,Trnltory Hawaii, on Satm-day- ,

6UIU U. Wl E.UIU.If, J til A

lastto which

may adjourn toconfirmation of above

singular property,franchise Puna

them: prohibited Company, Limited,- -- - I ..J. employees attending cer-u- p

requested meetingcontestant, executed

YOUNO,

repaired.

Territory

govern-ment

candidacy; employees Trustees, Inthreatened

Joining making

voluutary

MAGAZINE

Foreclosure and Ssle ot October 22nd.1904, and therein directed to be soldto satisfy the Indebtedness Incurred byaid Receiver as by the or-

ders and decree andale said court, and also the sum ot

Five Hundred Thousand Dollars($500,000.), the same being the

amount of bonds of said PunaSugar Company, Limited, Issued under'aid Deed ot Trust, together with In-

terest thereon from January 1st, 1904,and also such sumsto be paid by the orders and decreeof foreclosure and sale of said court,that Is to say:

All the fee simple lands, being ap-proximately 8211.88 acres, all the lease-hold premises, being approximately2921.91 acres, all lands leased to va-

rious lessees, all of which said landand are situate In the DIs

electors, who voted for contcstce at trlct of Puna, Island and Territory ot

politicalclubs campaign

be

bo December In

THE

18YEARLY

IN

PRIZE CONTEST.

complete of

75 .Weekly81

Printing at

IN

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providedot foreclosure

ot

prin-cipal

other authorized

premises

Hawaii, and any and all Interest Inlands, leases, leasehold Interests, ten-

ements, hereditaments, rights-of-wa- y

and easemonts; molasses, sugar,whether In process ot msnufacture,manufactured or not, 1072.27 acres, alittle more or less, of growing cane otthe crop of 190S, In good condition;192.85 acre a little more or leuot growing cane of the crop of1906 In good condition; 822.84acre more or leu of growingcane, In damaged condition; 9.47 mileof standard gauge railroad 4 feet tAInches with rails, 2740 feetsecond-han- tram rail, 130 fish plates,approximately 29 mile of portabletrack,-- 16 switches, 4 top switches,600 Iron ties new, 100 extra tie Inuse, miscellaneous lot ot Inblacksmith shop, and car-sho- conslstlng ot carriage, plow, and machinebolts, nuts, washers, railroadcoupling pins, links. Iron, steel, honeand mule (hoe, chain, spoke, screws,nails, cane-ca-r spares extras, parts andwheels; 200 cane car of modern type,one 30-to- Porter Locomotive In goodMnAlalnn 4 rinnlfAV endnpflL 2

Th BU8INE88 MAN'S HANDY feet' 11-1- 6 Inch cable, 1 coll 1000

a

notices,

transactions.month.

Judiciary

material

spikes,

feet ot Inch cable, 1 steam pumpand boiler. 2 large plantation maps, 14mail maps and drawings; 131 Cali

fornia mules, 11 horses, 9 donkeys, 30bead ot' cattle; manager's, overseer's,doctor's, bookkeeper's and surveyor'houses, laborers' quarters and camps,stable and other building, sheds,hops, tank of varying capacity from

2000 to 6000 gallons. 8132 feet ot pipe;tool and Implement consisting ot

plow, cultivators, shovels, axe.wedges, hammers, cane knives, scale,ledge, saw, bar, B Bain wagon, 11

dump carts, 2 spring wagon, 1 dray,wheel and parts; firewood, 82 setschain tug harness, 23 sets doublechain tug harness, carriage harness,pack saddles, collars, girths, lines,pads, halters, traces, riding saddles,office furniture, fixtures and safe, andany and all the property used in andabout or In connection with tho plantatlon ot tho Puna Sugar Company,Limited, In tho said District ot Puna.A more particular description of thosaid property to bo sold Is set forthIn said decreo of foreclosure and sale,d tod October 22, 1904, reference towhich Is hereby made, and tho sameIs made a part hereof.

That said Receiver shall have theright to adjourn, said sale or salefrom time to time as to him may seemexpedient or proper, and It so adjourn-ed, to make the sale without furtherpublished notice at the time and placeto which the same may be adjourned;that aald Receiver may aell said prop-erty as a whole or In lota or parcels aaho may deem most expedient; that thsuccessful bidder or bidders, aa thcase may be, shall forthwith depositat the fall ot the hammer at said salewith the Receiver ten per cent. (10)ot tho amount ot the bid In cash orcertified check approved by the Re-

ceiver, the balance by approved cer-tified check within ten days after theconfirmation of the sale by the court;Vzu confirmation ot said snlo orBales tho Receiver shall mako, executeand dclhcr to the purchaser or purchasers of said property a good andsufficient deed or deeds or othor Instruments of ccnvcyanco prepared bytho attorney for tho Receiver at theexpense ot the purchaser or purchasers.

In caso th& purchaser or purchasersBliall fall to comply with tho terms otthe bid or with tho orders of tho Courtrelating to the said sale, then thosums or deposits paid or made by thepurchaser or purchasers shall be forfelted as a penalty for said

and If any purchaser or pur-

chases shall fall to comply with theterms of his or their bid or to com-plete said purchase, said Receivermay with or without further applica-tion to the Court again advertise saidproperty for sale and sell tho same ontho terms and conditions as are hereinstated.

That tho said property will bo soldfreed and discharged from all morigages, liens, and chargca of every kindand description whatsoever, and thattho purchasers thereof ahall holdand enjoy tho samo and all the rights,privileges. Immunities, and franchisesnppetalnlng thereto fully and comptetely and freed and discharged'rom all Hens, mortgages and chargeswhatsoever.

For further particular concerningthe whole or any part ot said property,reference Is hereby mde to the reportof the said Receiver and Bald decree of foreclosure on file with lueclerk of the above entitled court andall Information regarding the samewill be readily given by the under-signed upon application at his officewith H. Hackfeld ft Company, Limit-ed, corner of Queen and Fort streets,Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, or bySmith ft Jwls, Attorneys for said Re-ceiver, Judd Building, aald Honolulu.

Dated at Honolulu, T. H., OctoberZ5th, 1904.

WILLIAM PFOTENHAUER,Receiver of the Puna Sugar Com

pany, Limited.eo.d. to Feb. 24, '05. Mon. Wed. Frl.

ttUtUftttMNMBttOMMr

CURTAINS AND

ROPE PORTIERES

For richness of coloring andbeauty of design they excelanything we have evershown before.

Porter Furniture Co.,

Alexander Young Building,

MttfV6ttlBttir

LORD & BELSER

will furnish you with CrushedRock, Black and White Band,

Soil or Filling at lowest livingrate.

Office and Yarde,

SOUTH Hi KiWIIAHiOTelephone Main 188.

HONOLULU BOWLING PARLORS.

8100 000 Prlxe to anyone Beating

300 polnte at 10 plnal

POPTHE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA-

TURITY CO, LTD.

Real Estate Mortgage Loan and Investment Securities. Heme Built onth Installment Plan.' Home Office: Mclntyre Bldg.,

Honolulu, T. H.L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager.

The Weekly Edition of th BveuingBulletin gives a complete-summar- ofthe news ot the day.

"For Rent" card on sate at Bulletin.

1 -- . 1

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamer of this line will arrive and leave this port aa hereunderj

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

1905SONOMA FEB. 8ALAMEDA FED. 17VENTURA '. MAIL 1 28

In connection with the sailing ot tho nbovo steamers, tho agents are pre-

pared to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any railroad San Francisco to all points In the United States, and

by any steamship line to all European ports.PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm. G Irwin & Co., LtdOCEANIC 8. S. CO. OENERAL AGENTS.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Company.8teamer of the above eompanlee will call at Honolulu andleave true port on or about tne aatee neiow menuonea;

FOR JAPAN CHINA.

190S.MANCHURIA FEB.DORIC FEB. 9KOREA FEB. 21COPTIC MAR.SIBERIA MAR. 15

Call at Manila.

for san '

iboi17

feb.

from from Nen

FOR

!

AND

3

4

FOR SAN FRANCI8CO.

1905

FEB. 3SIBERIA FEB. 14

FEB. 24

CHINAMANCHURIA 21

For general Information apply to

H Hackfeld & Co, Ltd., Agent.

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. CO,Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, Pacific Coast

Prom Ifw Yorlc8.8. "AMERICAN" .-- to all about JAN. 808.8."CALIFORNIAN" to sail about FEB. 28

Frolght at all time at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, BootBrooklyn.

Prom San Pranclaco To Honolulu Direct.8.S."NEVADAN" to sail JAN. 288.S."NEBRASKAN" to eall FEB. 18

Freight received at Company's Wharf, Street 'and each month thereafter. ,

Prom Honolulu to San Pranclaco.8.8."NEVADAN" to sail FEB. 6th ,8.8."NEDRA8KAN" to sail FEB. 26th

Prom Seattle) and TacomaVia San Franclaco. ,

8.B."NEVADAN" (all FEB 10th8.S."NEBRA8KAN" to sail MAR. 3d

For further Information apply tfC. P. MORSE, H- - Haclcfeld & Co., Lt

General Freight Agent AOENT8, HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MailStaamahlp Company.

Steamer of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIANPACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. 8. Wand calling Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Brisbane, anDUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, vis.:From Vancouver and Victoria, . C.

(For Brisbane and 8ydney.)MIOWERA FEB. 11MOANA MAR, 11

alamedaventuraalameda

FURTHER

10

Greenwich

to

at

and Brisbane.and Vancouver, B. O.I

.,, 8AORANOI 8

Through Ticket from Honolulu to Canada, United a

Europe. For Freight and Passage and all general Information apply to

Ihee. H. Bavies & C., Ltd. fleieral Agents.

J. F. Morgan, President; C.J. Campbell, Vice President; J. L. McLean,Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Auditor; Hustaoe,Manager.

Hustace-Pec- k Co., Ltd.DRAYMEN, 63 QUEEN ST.

ER8 IN .

Firewood, Stove 'Steam Coal.AND BLACK 8AND. TELEPHONE 888.

Union Express Co.; Ltd., 63 Queen Street.baggpge contracts with the following Steamship Co.' Lines:

Oceanic steamemp co. Man ttieamsnip co.Occidental A 8teamshlp Co.Wilder 8. 8. Co. Kaleha 8teamhlp O.We your outgoing baggage at your home, caving you th trouble

and annoyance of checking on the wharf. .Incoming baggage on ot companies and deMv

ered with quickness and dispatch at your home.TELEPHONE MAIN 88.

it, J. NOtffc;

SMOKE

GILLMAN HOUSE

BOUQUET UQAH

Beaver Lunch Room

MOAMAHOTEL

WAIKIK' REACH

Rapid Transit Electric Car arriveat and depart from the main entranceot the Hotel every ten

HOTEL CO- - LTD.

francisco:

feb.feb.

York

COPTIC

MONGOLIAMAR.MAR.

S.Via

received

From Sydney(For VictoriaMOANA FEB.

MAIL

Issued 8tates

Gedge, Frank

DEAL

andAL80 WHITE MAIN

Havingpacino

OrientalToyo Klsen

check

checked steamer above

Moana minutes,MOANA

O. R. & L. Co.TIMB TABLB

Oct 8, 1804, '"OUTWARD.

For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuk IWay Stations :15 a.m, 3:80

For Pearl City. Ewa Hill and WagStatlona t7:30 a. m, : a. au,

11:05 a, m.. 2:15 p. m., 8:10 . at,6:16 p. m 13:30 p. bl, 111:16 p.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kanaka, WatV

alua and Walanae 8:36 a. m, l:88p. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Bwa If 111 aa4Pearl Cajy 1:4 a. m., 1:I6 K a

10:31 a. m.. 1:40 p. m., Mill f m,C:31 p. m, 7:30 p. m.

Dally. I

t Sunday Excepted. I

t Sunday Only,O. P. DENI80N, . F. C. SMITH.

8upt a P. 4 T .

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'etlOHT EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., MONDAY, JAN. 30. 180. . , . .. .. ...

Homell There .ire

things aboutthat could be

and improved by

TheSherwih-Wiluak- s Family paihti made especially for that

purpose.Comes

venient,packages,for use.

scrubbed andIscasvtoannlv.

in a 6 good colors.Ask for a sample card.

SOLD

E. O. HALL

STOCKYARDS STABLES.

?Wf fs iflBHBvBBLi j LwatsTsfLPaTatLwBMf sLTa iH Lwfty I m B 3

ANYBODY CAN HAVE A TALLCANT DRIVE ONE.

TELEPHONE MAIN 41

Lilikalani's CamTO CROWN LANDS

Referred Jo Congress

E. K. Llllkalanl, who n short tlmoago scot to President Koosetelt tillclaim to the crown lands, basing hisclaim on a Supreme Court decision Inwhich he was named as ono of the survhlng heirs of Kamchameha III, hasreceived from Acting Secretary llyanof the Department of Interior tho fol-

lowing letter referring him to Con-gress for relief:Mr. E. K. Llllkalanl, 41C Queen street,

Honolulu, Hawaii,Sir: I nra In receipt, by reference

from the President, of your petitionof the 10th ultimo and nccompanvlngenclosures, tiling a claim as heir ofKamehnmeha III.

In response thereto I hae to advlsyou that relief In the premises canonly be afforded you by the Congresscf the United States.

Very respectfully,THOS. RYAN,

, , Acting Secretary.

REAL E3TATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Jan. 28, 1905,From 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon.

5SJrL !Hl 8"Henry P Baldwin D

ItoFtkn A MFA.kn..nn -- ..I u I

.' -.. ivi .iwfcwtu wan. w, 9V,From s a. m. to 10:30 1. m.

Nakamura Sekljlro by afft of mtgcoto II Davles & Co Ltd..AfftFcls

Nak&mura Sckljlro by mtgee to IIDavles & Co Ltd

6 Kekaula and wf to Kaawaloa (k).DJ to T Mlyasakl Lv m w m.,.i iw . ,.y;;::"n

to Lum I.au CMGear, Lansing & Co by trs to M M

TnvaresS Miyamoto to Leong Fult Wo and

wf DAEnoka Knpoohlwl and wf to A N

Kcpolkal D.First Dank of Hllo Ltd to Honomu

Sugar Co AMKauhuklplli (w) to Makalawcna Hill

.1,Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to Yco '

Hop Tong , DR A Wadsworth to J Garcia tr....AM.M WJschudl tr to Kahanawalo (w)

et al . . , DLahapa Nahupu and bsb to Fanny

Strauch , , . '. D

USE FOR LUXURIES.

Mother Harold, darling, whero lamy string of pearls? I

' Harold You mean tho mllllon-dol- -lar'ones) mamma? I lent them to thepoor. Httleigjrf next door to skip rope

Collier's 'Weekly.

Without WitH.

wmwPHours, to 5; Sunday, to 12.

Paintmanv Killthe homebrighteneda little paint.

in consmall

readyCan be

cleaned.Cornea

BY

& SON, Ltd.

YHO DUILT BUT EVERYBODY

E. LEWIS, Proprietor.

Governor's Cap ForYACHT CLUB'S

Big Island Race

SINGLE COL FIIKGovernor Carter has promised tho

Hawaii Yacht Club a special cup to beput up for the race ofthe coming season. This announcement was made Saturday evening attho annual banquet of tho club byCaptain of the La 1'alomaTho yachtsmen received the newswith great enthusiasm and congratulated .Macfarlanc on his success In enlisting outside Interest In the actlvlties of tho club.

Commodore, Picker announced thateight new members had been added totho club In recent weeks and therewcru more to follow, Indicating thatth coming year will bo ono of thsmost successful socially and financially that the club has known.

IU. 8. Weather Dureau Offlc,

Young Building.January 30, 1905.

Temperatures C n. m., 65; 8 a. m.,CC; 10 a. m., 67; noon, 68; morning-.- n.mum. 6L

Darometer, 8 a. m., 30.07; absolutehumidity, 8 a. m., 4.485 grains per

Wind 6. a. m velocity 13, directionN. E.; 8 a. m.. velocity 16, directionN. E.; 10 a. m., velocity 15, directionV.... TC , nflnn , Vflnrltv 13.v, fllrnltnn......... V... M.

W .

Rainfall during 24 hours ended. 8a. m., ,uu incn.

Total wind movement during 21&1' ended at noon, 27 miles.

Section Director United StatesWeather Dureau.

TESTA LIBEL CASE BEFORE DEBOLT.

(Continued from Page 1.)turnnhlo at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

IAb thero Is now only one challengeleft to be exercised tho caso will In nilprobability proceed to trial this nftcr- -noon.

The Testa matter will bo the lastcriminal case which Judge Do Dolt willtry for the present. His civil calendarwill be up on Wcdnesdayrondthe rest of the criminal cases assignedto Judge De Dolt by Judge Robinsonwill bo assigned back again.

"I see It stated hero that the Sultanwears an Iron undershirt," "Say, Iwish I bad ono Ilko to send to mylaundry. I'd like to get even with 'emonco In a while." Cleveland PlainDealer,

IINVESTIOATEWe are aware of the prejudice

against dentists who advsrtlse. Donot class us with poor dentists becausewe take this way of making our meth-ods known to you. Our work andprices put us In a class by ourselves.Investigate and you will admit this tobe the truth,

THE EXPERT DENTISTS,

215 Hotel 8treet, opp. Young Hotel,

TAi.,.nZ D' cubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. ml.,J ; V. per cent; dew point. 8 a. m., 53.

TT

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Walohlnu

Chun Pun

D

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with:

TEETH

8 0

H.

Macfarlanc

taken

It

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.

Wickless Blue Flami Sloves.

System

From 100 to 700 Candle Power and all

HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ltd,

AGENTS

Not a Bit of BlarneyDUT THE REAL

Mountain Dew

We' give you the straight goods, direct from the Distiller.

WE ARE NOT RECTIFIER8.

Remember your friends and treatthem to the best. You get better val-ue for your money at our store thanelsewhere.

PRICES THE LOWEST.

GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PARTOF THE CITY.

Thos. F.JHcTighe&Co.,WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT8.

93 KINO 8T.I

TEL. MAIN 140. P. O. BOX 7SS.

Sugar $4.90.

BIG DIVIDENDS

IN SIGHT.

PLANTATION

DIVIDENDSWILL BE 1

B IGThe DIVIDENDS declared annu

ally on

Pacific Mutual PoliciesIn

have always been

BLGGET OUR PROSPECTU8 TODAY.

CLINTON J. HUTCHINSGeneral Agent

5920 FORT STREET.

RecJ CrossTooth at

PowderofThe best powder for cleansing and

whitening the tatth.Remove tartar and strengthens th

gum.Contain no grit or acid.

8old only by

Chambers Drug Co., on

LIMITED. A

Cor. King and Fort Sts.

'PHONE MAIN I3I,

WANTSfor

Por Want Column See Page SixIan

WANTED.

Housekeeper for tho country, Ameri-can

1110preferred. Address Room 61,

Young Hotel, for threo days.2985 3t

of"L08T.

Gold dagger hatpin, studded with pre-cious stones; on Young between El-sl- o

Ave. and McCully. Return toMclnerny shoa'storo; reward.

298S-l- 3.

TO LET.

Rooms, mosquito proof, hot and coldbaths with shower; J1.G0 per week edup Log Angeles, 1523 Fort St,

2958 2m

NEW - TO-DA- YHer

meDRESSMAKING PARLORS

Misses TOLLEF80N and FERN.1148 FORTST.

thoThe Latest Designs In Dressmaking

At Reasonable Prices.Tel. Main 378.

Also, Gasoline intlng'Lamps,

supplies for tame. For sale by

1142 Fort St Love Bldg.

WANTED.

SniPPINI INTELLIIENCE

TIDE8.

ifillll L- L-. II. ... t.a. p. m, RIk

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M I f l, l 11 ,, ! J l 9 la. ib.

I 14 II T l I S 14 l( 10IOI

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tf io ii 1. 1 I jo t jo 6 )9 if a m.

I 11 l 1.4 9 16 II I l i S it19 io 46 4 41 6 t6 6 S s 19 I 1

a. m.l p. m

n 1I111) 111 1,1 t 1 l! I I

Lnst quarter of tho moon Jan. 27th,Tbe tides at Kahulul ana Hllo occur

about an hour earlier than at Honolulu.

Hawaiian Standard Tims I lOh JOni

slower than Greenwich time, beingthat of the meridian of 157.80. Thtime whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., whlck

the same as Greenwich, 0k 0m.4

ARRIVED.

Saturday, Jan. 28.U. S. S. Iroquois, Nlblack, from Pearl

Harbor.Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Scnrlc, from

Walmanalo.Sunday, Jan. 29,

Stmr. Llkcllkc, Kaopala, from Mauland Molokal ports.

Stmr. Claudlne, Parker, from Maulports.

Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, fromKauai ports.

Am. bk. Wlllscott, Macloon, from SanFrancisco.

DEPARTED.

SAILING TODAY.

Stmr. Llkcllke, Kaopala, for Mauland Molokal ports, at 6 n. m.

Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauaiports, at S p. m.

Schn C. L. Woodbury, for Hllo, lateafternoon.

8AILINQ TOMORROW.

Stmr, Klnau, Freeman, for Hllo andway ports, 12 noon.

Stmr. Claudlno, Parker, for Maulports, G p.i m.

Btmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, forKauai ports, 5 p. m.

Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai,p. in. "

0PN COUNTY MGETIN6

Membera of tho County Act Commission meet In the Hall of Representa-tives In tho Capitol tomorrow evening

7:30 o'clock to get to work on themerging of proposed plans Into onebill providing for a system of countygovernment to be presented to theLcglelaturo which meets on tho IStti

next month.The meeting Is open and suggCB

tlons and criticism of plans alreadypublished and circulated Is desiredand expected. It Is likely that therewill be a large attendance of representatives of commercial bodies andtho public generally.

H. Haekfeld & Co. have filed an action In assumpsit vs. H. It. Hitchcock

a promissory note for $361.57.Auditor Fisher Is named as garnishee.

Hitchcock has just resigned fromhis office aa Sheriff of Molokal theaction, as far as the garnishee Is conccrned, seems a trifle, too late.

Tho matter of Liu Hec, charged withkeeping a Chinese girl In peonage,camo up before U. S. CommissionerJudd this forenoon. On the request oftbe defendant the caso was continued

a week.

The annual mcetlnc of thn Ilnunl.Electric Company will bo held to-

morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. H lasaid that the proposition of Increasing

capital Btock will bo considered.

The annual meeting of tho HonoluluSoap Works will be held at tho officii

Cecil Drown this nfternoon at 2o'clock. Officers will be elected.

J, A. Campbell, proprietor of thoPalace Gi 111, will appear In court onWednesday to answtr to tho charge oftelling liquor without license.

Mr. Frlel. .wharf clerk of tho I.-- I.

NCo.--, was fined 110 In PoliceCourt this morning on the charge ofassaulting a Japanese

The regular quarterly meeting of thePacific Hardware Company is schedul

for 3 o'clock this afternoon.

"Don't you think he lacks aplomb?"oked Mrs.,01dcastle. "yell," replied"

hostess, "I don t know, but at thedinner tho other night It did seem to

as though he couldn't get enoughpeaches." Chicago Record-Heral-

'I can't Imagine how you can dislikework; to me it's real enjoyment," said

father to his lazy son. "Yes,father," was the guileless response."but I don't want to clvo mvselr nnwholly to pleasure." Chicago Journal. I

mtmwmttmiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiMiniiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimim

GrandAnnual

Clearance SaleBegins

Wednesday, Efeh. 1.

Bargains In All Lines.

Whitney & Marsh.tnttmmnmmmmmnmmnffrmmttmmnttntnttniinnmntti

NEW - TO-DA- Y

SPECIAL NOTICE.

WHZ6:7l1 "',. .a a w . ...j .. . imihui. "'Inolfl. In lii.tHonolulu that I have appointed II. T.Moore, local manager of the Mer to ansuer an impleaded --

Hawaiian""""chants' ProtectUe Association for the

Islands, with full to ! 'power him by the Indictment which hetransact all business.F. G. LUKR.

2985-l- t Gen, Mgr.

NOTICE.

WILDER'8 8TEAM8HIP COMPANY.

At a meeting of tbe Doard of Di-

rectors of Wlldcr's Steamship Co,held on Jan. 28, 1905, Mr. C. L. Wightwas appointed Manager of tho Company.

S. D. ROSE,2985-3- t Secretary.

NOTICE.

KWONQ YEE SOCIETY.

Notice Ic hereby given that at thespecial meeting of Kwong Yce Society!held nt Its hall, January 19, 1905, thefollowing officers were elected to servefor the ensuing year, namely:

Prsldent C. WlnamVice President..... Goo Tal ChongSecretary Yuen MunAsst. Secretary C. Ngal KalTreasurer Lau Kam YauAsst. Treasurer Ho ChunSecretary Yuen Mun

V YUEN MUN,2984-l- Secretary.

ELECTION OF OFFICER8.

WILDER'8 8TEAM8HIP COMPANY.

At a special meeting of the sharoholders of Wllder's Steamship Co.,held In this city Jan. 28th, 1905, thfollowing named persons were electedto serve as Officers and Directors:

W.O. SmithPresident and Director

W. M. Giffard....Vice President and Director

8. B. RoseSecretary, Treasurer and DirectorW. Pfotenhauer

Auditor and DirectorC. M. Cook DirectorJ. M. Do'wsett DirectorG. C. Beckley Director

S. B. IIOSD,2985-3- t Secretary.

IN THE circuit nmniT nv TimSecond Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, I

At Chambers; in Probate. In tho Mat'tcr of the Estate of Ocorgo Forsyth,late of Kula, Maul, Deceased. Ordeiof Notice of Hearing Petition for Salsof Real Estate. On rending and Ollngtho petition of Adam K. Forsyth, Exccutor of tho Last Will nnd Testamentof Georgo Forsyth, deceased, allegingthat claims against said Estateamounting to 12047.51 havo been pro- -

cr,y plaintiff hadnndproved, ond that thero aro no funds of

said Estate wherewith pay thosame, and praying that ho may be authorlzed to sell all of the real prop.erty of said deceased In said petitionmoro fully described and set ItIs ordered that Monday, 13th dayof March, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock a.m., be and hereby Is annolntcdhearing said petition In tho court roomor tnis court at Wailuku. Maul,which tlmo and place all persons con

should not bo granted, nnd thatof this order be published In tho Eng-lish and Hawaiian languages forsuccesslvo In Tho Evening Bui.letln and Nupcpa Kuokoa, newspapersIn Honolulu.

at Wailuku, January7th,

2985 Feb. 4, 11. 18, 25.

Casey 01 bought mo bye, Tim-m- y,

goat fer Christmas,Dolln else did Tlmmy get?Casey Nawthln. 01 th' goat

tn Christmas tree and he ate everyother present th' tub.

AROUMENT DELAYS JONES MUR.DER CA8E.

,,..,....... . ... 4 x

of time wh'hThasi Tput hi.

3. "It In an attempt to compel this

uponIs now being tried

i. "It Ii compelling the defendantagain to amwer a charge of which threcords of this court show be has nl- -

been acquitted.C. "It Is attempting to nroe against

this defendant upon the trial of thepresent Indictment a distinct and in,dependent offense.

6. "It 1? seeking to proe againstthis defendant matters are notpart of the transaction alleged In thoIndictment upon which he is nowtried,

7. "It is seeking to prove ngalnstthe defendant matters wnich aie not ofthe res gestae .of the transaction oroffense alleged In the Indictment uponwhich he Is now tried,

8- - l9 seeking to proie against'this defendant matters between wblchand the indictment upon he Isnow being tried or the charge-- or of- -

fenso therein mentioned, no conneetlon open or IlbIe or logltnl ormate Is shown

"Upon those grounds we shall objectto the Introduction of any evldenco ontbe trial of this Indictment of any antecedent transaction In Jits. Parmenter and Mrs. "

Tbo points- were argued bythroughout the forenoon, many nuthorltles being quoted on the subject,among the famous Mollntux casowhich recently created a great sensa'tlon on the mainland. At noon Dunnewas not yet finished and Deputy Attorney General Peters announced thathe in bis turn would have to nrgue atcome length, as he Intended to showthat the authorities quoted by Dunnowere not applicable In this case.

8ILENCE ESTOPS PEABODYCLAIM.

(Continued from Page 1.)of the that nas made; nlso thatshe was related to the decedent. Shemade no claim because of Instructions

her grandmother that she shouldnot set up ber pedigree as In any wayconnected with tho Kamehamehas.

tow on one about her claim, andoftcr the dcalh of tnc roal Pr'ncesseaRuth and Pauahl she thought no moraof tho matter until Informed that allof the claimants ofahe estate were golng to bo shut oft. She did not Intendto deceive or mislead anyone, -- Upondefendants' .motion the court directedn vercuct for tnem on the ground thattbe facts showed that plaintiff wnsequitably estopped from bringing thisaction. Held: The verdict was pron.

apparent duty tospeak," nnd that her silence under thecircumstances equitably estops herftora now presenting her claim; alsothat her motive for not presenting herclaim was Immaterial, the conse-quences the same as If she hadIntended that her silence should lullthose concerned into a sense of secur- -Uy.

Tho question of estoimcl Inthis case wns not for the Jury but for

fcrenees to be drawn from them,

scnted to him, said Executor, and np. directed, tho having..'-ttl- opportunity

to

forth,tho

for

at

ccrned may appear and show cause, If the court, there being no facts In con-an- y

thev have, whv RnM nMltlnnltrnvprav nml nn imr.nlntu n tn innotlco

throeweeks

Dated Maul,1905.

littlea

Whattied

thebut Puck,

char

ready

which

being

being

whlih

proxl- -

whichJones figure

Dunne

them

sale

Horn

the

being

Held:

E. C. Peters for plaintiff; Kinney,McCIanahan & Com or nnd S. H. Derbyand Holmes & Stanley for defendants

i

PLVYED WITH FJRE.

An. alarm early this nfternoon tooktho fire department to a cottage onQueen street beyond the Magoon blotk,mauka side, occupied by a Poituguese.Tho blazo was started by children,playing In tho cellar, but was extlngulBhed before tho engines arrived,

4

"For Rent" card on sale at Bulletin.

Auction SaleWEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 1905,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

I will sell at my salesroom, 847 Ka--

nhumanu street,

Very HandsomeMorris Rocker.Quartered Oak and Upholstered in

Dlue Corduroy.Tables, Chairs,Rockers, Glassware,Three-branch- . Chandelier for Elec-

tric Lights.Crockery, Stono Crocks, Basin.Very Pretty English Breakfast SetOne White Iron Dcdstcad, Etc., Etc.Those sales for Wednesdays are at

tracthe owing to tho superior qualityof the goods.

JA8. F. MOROAN,Auctioneer,

Auction SaleWEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 1905,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M

Very Elegant FurnitureFROM

"TheXlifton"I will sell at? my salesroom, S47

street, very choice furnlturo,etc., Irom "Tho Clifton," consisting of

Wardrobes In Mahogany nnd Oak.Bureaus In Curly Dlrch and Mahog-

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ALSOKitchen Furniture.1 Monarch Oil Stove (ncaily new),

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