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Ecenio and marino viowo of exquisito grandeur et every turn

Contracts have bean let for material andBlQCmC EailWy the work of construction equipping andinstallation placed in the hands of a competent electrical engineer to

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othor purposes to our homo builders at most reasonable ratosna Our reservoirs are now completed and waterAS JrrOllllSeQ mains laid so as to supply each lot Pormita

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Amorican Machino OooBldarod TooWght r Its Powot1 Winner Advocatos a Shorter Course forJTuturo Contoats to Wesson Risk

Special Dispatch to fho HeraldNow that tho International Cup

race has boen run and won thequestion is what aro the lessons ofthin important automobllo struggle

Two uames stiod out promiatntyin tholr connection thoso of Mr MOharron and Mr Wlutoo tho former because ho represents Fronchvictory and tho latter becauso horepresents American defeat

Mr Winton arrivod in Paris lateon Thursday night and proceededto London at an early hour yester-day

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morning Mr Shauks wo is as ¬

sociated with him however statedto a Herald correspondent that MrWinton boro his defeat very well

MACHINE SUITED IN TWINING

The difficulty which the Ameri ¬

can nutomobilist experienced in thocontest was that his machino hadskidded in going round a corner andbumped into an embankment Theeffect of this was that although thowheels were loft intact the steeringhead made of forged steel beut toan angle of 45 degree and yet MrWinton continued tho race

It was only when one of the tirrsof his roar wheel collapsed that theAmerican automobilit was forced toabandon the race

The machine said Mr Shanksdoxeloped 28 horse popper It weigh ¬

ed 1 ICO pouuds It had too muchpower and was too light to success ¬

fully compete with the high speedFrench machines

But the fact was demonstrated be-

yond¬

question Chat tha single cylin ¬

der motor our peculiar type ispractical aud docs not limit the pow-

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to th minimum degree as is thocase witu oiuer maenmes whichhave been constructed with singlecylinders

M Charron who arrived in Parislast night by train was met at thestation by a number of friends

1AViHS MIOKTMt IUOEi

After receiving congratulationsfrom all present he said to a Heraldcorrespondent

Future races of this kind must bemade much shorter It is impossi-ble

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to race at the high speed attain ¬

ed in the recent contest withoutrisking ones life

If thin kind of thing continues theresult will bo that come day therewill bo for each competing automobilo two chauffeurs less in theworld

Now the Course du Treileia muohmore reasonable in this respect

I left my automobile to bo broughtback to Paris by train M Girardothowever is roturniug to Paris on hisracing maahiae

My automobile requires soma adjustmont You romember that nearOrleans I rau over a dog Tho ani-

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body became entaugled in thowheels and springs and caused myautomobile to bound along in arather strange fashion I was goingat tho time at 90 kilometres anhour nearly CO miles

Had M do Knyff been able tocontinue I ahousd have been verymuoh inclined to give up tho con-

test¬

The springs of my automobilewore started and the pump wascarried away by tho accident whiohI have described

MADU 02 MILhS AN IIOUK

The speod obtained was porhapstho best that T have ovor officiallyacoomplishtdtbo miximum being atthe rate of about 100 kilnmetros 02

miloB an hourThis wbb just before entering Lj

ons but I am proparod to bet that Ioau do tho distance from Paris toLyons in about oight hours provid- -

I iug I take tho direct routo

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DENTThe road wastaking at as a whole

not bad but after leaving La Palisso it was impossible to make morethan 18 kilometres 30 miles an hourThis was due to tho sharp turningsand gradients

Thin race proves that IhoPanhardand LevasBor machinos must bopretty solid to stand the wear andtear of such a speod on such a road

Tho raco also shows that thehigher the speed tho moro frequontare tho acoidontsand hence the fewer to arrive at tho wiuning post

SAJIOASTIO OVUIl II LEVEOH

In regard to M Leveghs trip MOharron remarked that it was aneasy matter to raco when not entered officially since failure to win didtiot entail criticism

As to M Jonatzys performauseM Charron was rather sarcastic Sofar as the machine was concorned itwas not a machine selected at a latehour as was reported but one orig-

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intended for the rhooM Charron values the automobile

in which he won the raco at 75000francs C15000

HAWAHANS VI3IV THEDEBLOIN

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Territorial Delogatos to tho Repub ¬

lican Convention in Town

The delegates from Hawaii to theRepublican National Conventionaro at the Herald Square Hotel toseo the town Guided by CarlottoEliseo who is bettor known in thoTenderloin as Charlie Evans theysaw the night side of Now York lastnight

To day they attend the races atSheepshead Bsy On Monday thoyvisit the President at Washingtonand Tuesday will find them in Bos ¬

ton where they will b tbt Ruestsof Harold Sewall the son of thecandidate for Vice President on thoDemocratic ticket four years agoAfter n trip through Maine thby willlook over the Democratic Convention in Kansas City Then theywill go home

The chief delegate is SamuelParker a very large saddle coloredman with an impression of his ownimportance that is iu koeping withhis bulk O B Willsou and JudgeKopoikai are the othor delegatesand two secrotarios complete theparly They were much pleasedwith tuoir reception at Philadelphiaespecially Mr Patker At KansasCity they will meet Prince Davidof Hawaii a son of Queou Kapiolaaithe chief delegate to tho Democra ¬

tic national gatheringTho old contesting fbotious iu

Hawaii in the dsys of monarchyhave joined tho Democratic and Ms

publican parties and election dayin the far off territory is apt to beas exciting as it will be in Ohio orany other centre of politics N YJournal

Groat Shoo Sale

L B Korr Co Ltd havingbought the stocks of the FairchildShoe Bouse and A E MurphyCo at prices that ouablo them tosell at one half the original costprices tho public will bo offeredbargains call early and secure firstchoice

BUSINESS LOOALS

Honolulu Mes3enger Service de-

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messages and packages TolePhone 878

The City Carriage Co is now intho livery business It has buggioasurroys wagons etc on hand at allhours of the day or uight Tele ¬

phone 118

The Fouutaln is now iu workingordor and Harry Juon is ready toserve first class refreshments to oldaud new friends Tho Fountain in

on King Btreot opposite the RailroadDepot

Kontuokya famous Jobsbo MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence Ou salo at any oftho saloons aud at Lovojoy Coflint riltnt ini Aannta tnr f tin HjiWMiinii

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MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAIIWill sail from lloncilnlit on Tuesday it l2noon for Kaimaknkal Lnbalna MaalaeaBay Kihei Makena Mohukona Kawaihne lnnraboeluie nun Hllo

Humming will rail from Hllo on Fri ¬

days t 10 a si for nbove tinmod portsarriving nt Honolulu on Sutnrdnvs

insiengorH and freight will boakrn forMnkena Muhukomi Kawuiliao Hilo Hakrlmi Ildiioiiiu lnpitikou and Joppeeo

InsuoRorj and JAUKAGES ONLYwill bo taken for Kiinunkakni LabainuMualnen Day Kihei and Lanj nhoeboe

Stmr OLAUDINEMAODONALD Master

MAUIWill leave Honolulu o very Taosdnys n6r m touching at Lahaina Kahului Nnbiku Hann Hamon and Kipahnln Xcuiiiiciurmng umcues at aoovo naniea xr rtarriving at Honolulu Sunday mornlc cr

Will call at Nau Kaupo once eftoimonth

Stmr LEHXLBENNETT Master

MOLOKAI MAUI LANAISella every Monday for Knunakakai Kamalo Mutinnlei Koloupapa LahniaaHonolua Olowaln Jteturninu arrivedHonolulu Saturday mornings

This Company reserves tbe rlgh tomnko changes m tho time of departure aariarrival of its Gteamern nltlmnf nnMi- - mlit will not be responsible for any conse

I nunnccs arhing therefromuonsigucoB mast be at tbe Landings to

recelvo their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt bail been landedLive stock received only at owners rickthe Company will not bo responsible for

money or vnlunben of passengers unlessplaced in tho caroof the pincers

SW Pasjengers are requested to varsbftto Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addi ¬

tion I uhnrco of twenty flvo per centTl c Company will not be liable for los

or nor Injury to nor deluy in the deliveryif baggngeor personal effectsof the raasen-po- r-

or froigbt of ahipiurn beyondthe amount of f 10000 unlets tho volno

of t e snnio bo declared when receivedby the company and an extia chargo bemad u therefor

A employees of the Company are for ¬

bidden to recelvo freight without deliver ¬ing a shipping receipt therefor In tho fornprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto tho pursers of the Companys Steamers

Shippers are notified that if freight iashipped without such receipt it will boeolel7 at the risk of the shipper

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EditorItcsldtne In Honolaln

WEDNESDAY JULY 11 1900

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Query If a man who does notown a coat commits a criminal offeneo cauhp lie tried in Judge Hum ¬

phreys court K so why eo

Tho case of Harry Leo as present ¬

ed in a morning paper gives faotuwhioh iudicato that tho compound-ing

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of a felony is not considered aserious affair here Tho story alsoshows how cheap fait living is inHonolulu To take care of twoOrpheum girls and run tho cocktailrouse with 8081 is a inarrol Onlya Molah could do it

Clerk Henry Smith of Ibe SupremoCourt does not givo tho many read-ers

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of Tun Independent a chance tolearn about tho law relating togrand juries Will only the readersof the four other daily pnperB bosupposed to serve on the grandjuries or is the reason of the patron ¬

age bestowed upon thorn in prefer ¬

ence to the workingmans paper duoto Testas coat

Through the Post Office we havereceived a copy of tho EgyptianDroam Book We have studied thowork very carefully and find that todream of coats is very significantJudge Humphreys probably dream-ed

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of coats the other day when anewspaper man was ordered out ofhis court room because he had nocoat on It is significant that abovethe Egyptian interpretation of thedream is tho following legend Myold enemy kidney trouble graspedmo ono day in the middle of mywork Now wo sympathize withtho loarnod judge Lack of coatsand kidnoys dont agree

IN CHINA

Important Doovutchos with Dcspoudont News for tho ForulgnorsWasuinqton Juno 80 Tho Navy

Department has received tho following cablegram from Admiral K9mpff

Che Foo June SO -- Secretary oftho Navy Washington Ministersat Peking wero giyon 21 hours toleave on the 19th Thoy rofusod andare still there The Peking reliefforces got half way The were at ¬

tacked by tho Imperial trpops ontho 18th McCalla was in commandFour were killed and 25 woundedMcCalla and Ensign Taussing wo-

unded¬

but not seriously Now overld000 troops aBhore commanderWiao commands at Toug Ku incharge of transportation rail andrivor Tho combined nationalitiesfind it necessary to makn use of comecivilians to operate railway

KemitTho following cablegram has boon

received from U S consul Itagsdaleat Tien Tsin dated the 27th beingthe first communication receivedfrom that officer in nearly 2 weeks

Siego of Tien Tsin raised troopsnout for tho relief of the legationsleturuod In vain fought 7 separatebattles American loss G killed 88woundedOn tho 19th ministers werogivou 21 hours to loava Peking De ¬

fused Still there liagadaleA cablegram received at the State

Department to day from Ambassador at London states that the fore ¬

ign ministers were safe at Pekiu ontho 25th Tho Chinese minister MrWu has privatb advicos to the samooileot whioh as been brought to thoattention of tho Stato Dopartmont

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BATTIiE3HIJ OREGON IN PERIL ¬

OUS PMJHT

Aehoro Noar Oho Koo With a RockThrough Her Bido

Washington Juno 30Tho fol-

lowing dispatches wero received ottho Navy Department relativo totho grounding of tho OrogonfCnEFoo Juno 29 Secretary oftho Navy Anchored yostorday indenso fog iu seventeen fathomsthreo miles south of How Ko lightGulf Po Chi Li Sout out two boatsand soundod least water GJ fathomsWeather oloar got under way andstruck Pinnaolo Rook Much waterin forward compartment Perfectlysmooth Shall charter steamer ifpossible at Che Foo and lighton theship Ronk through sido of shipabove doublo bottom about frame19 Small holos also through bot ¬

tom of ship WudeCue Foo Juno 29 Secretary of

tho Navy Washington Iris hasgone to assistance of Orogon

Raymond RoaEnsCommanding Nashville

Honokono June 29 Secretaryof the Navy Washington Piiucoton has arrived Brooklyn leavesfor Nagasaki The Zafiro ot ChoFoo has been sent to assist tho Ore-gon

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reported by Rogers on a rocksouth of How Ko light Iris goingto her assistance REMEri

The point where tho Oregongrounded is fifty miles west north ¬

west of Che Foo Taku Is 1K0 mileswest of Pinnacle Rook whore shestruck

Washington Juuo 30 PinnacleRook whero tho Oregon ranaground is about twenty five feethigh and lies three and two thirdsmiles south of Hawk Island andabout a mile and a quarter northnortheast of tho island of Siao LuShan Tbo rock is onciroled by ashoal and should not be approachednearer than threo cables Accord ¬

ing to the Hydrographio Bureauofficials there is a strong currentfrom throe to five knots speed al ¬

ways prevalent in this vicinity andthis fact together with the densefog that provailed at tho time great-ly

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enhanced the danger of navigat ¬

ing the Oregon Tho officials of theNaval Hydrographers Office saythere is a great rise and fall of thetido at this point about ten feetand it is possible that the Oregonmay be lifted in this way and sotafloat without assistance

Captain Wildes statement of theinjuries sustained by tho Orogon isscarcely sufficient to onablo thonaval constructors hero to form adefinite opinion as to the prospectsof saving tho famouB ship Thoysay howevor tbo ship probably canbe saved if the weather does notbecome rough but unfortunatelythis is the season of storms in Chin-ese

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waters

Americans and British did BraveWork Together

Taku Juno 27 Early in thomorning of tho 23d Major Wallerand two companies of Britishmarched on Tien Tain Tho re-

mainder of the British and 300Welsh Fusileers supporting wentup the river bank Anothercolumnconsisting chielly of Russians andGermans took up the routo chosenby Waller They were repulsedhowever

On June 21 the Russians becameengaged iu a oonfliot with the Chin ¬

ese First Major Waller reinforcedthorn and thou rejoined the Britishmo luimary uouego oeing attanaeuThe Chinese exploded a mine underthe marines merely bruising a fewof tho men While crossing to jointhe British thoy were exposed to aheavy flanking fire and PrivatoJohn Hunter was killed and Ser ¬

geant Taylor and Corporal Pedriokworo wounded Of the English twoworo killed and throe wounded

Tho English and American forcesoarriod tho village outsido of thowallod oity by storm They foundin Tien Tsin Lioutonant Irwin andCadet Pettidgill with forty mon ingood condition Among tho killedalso was Privato Nicholas and stillanother American was wounded

When theChitiPse attacked TienTein ou Jurio 21 Major Wollors

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ommand with Russians wasambushed throo miles from thatplaco They wero compelled to re-

treat abandoning a throo inch rifleand a Colts gun and losing fourkilled and sovon wounded

Tho greatost anxiety exists con-

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the position of the foroignors at Peking Admiral Kompff be ¬

lieves that largo reinforcements amnecessary in order to roaoh PekingHo is anxious to avoid all actionlikely to involve Americans in futuro diplomatic discussion

When tho forts worn attack thoBritish gunboat Algorino surprisedand boarded four Chinese torpedoboats under tho shadow of the fortsThoy offered oho to Admiral Kompffwho declined to recoivo it How-

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tho Russians Germans andJapanese each took ono of theboats

England Foaro Ohlua 1b Flaying aDouble Game

London Juno 80 202 p m Un-

certainty¬

remains the keynoto to thesituation in China Woll informedquarters continue to believe the leg ¬

ations are still at Peking but auth-entic

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information is lacking Thodispatches tend to create an impres-sion

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that tho Chinese authoritiesare playing a doublo game by simul-taneously

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promulgating new edictsagainst tho Boxers and sendingsecret orders to tho Viceroys to dis-obey

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the comnnnds to suppross theoutbreak

Shanghai notes increasing signsof a general spread of the rebellionin tun southern provinces but thelocal feeling of alarm is subsidingThat city also reports that a seriousrising confronts the Japanese troopsin the island of Formosa Japan issatisfied it has boon organizad fromChina

A naval brigade of about 900 blue-jackets

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and marines has left Ports-mouth

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for China As it is intendedto uso the men as a landing forrethej have been specially exercised infiold work They took a wirelesstelegraphic apparatus with them

Tho brigade also has 02 Maxim guns and two million

roundB of ammunition

Russia continues to dispatch

troops to China and tho German

cruisnr Fuerat Bismarck loft KiM

this morning for tho Far EistTho War Office has received tho

following dispatch from Colonel

DorwardChe Foo Juno 80 Tho arsenal

northeast of Tion Tain was caplurod during tho morning June27 by the combined force Tho

British troops engaged wero tho

Naval Brigade and tho Chinese re ¬

giment Tho Naval Urigado had 1

men killed and 15 wounded includ-

ing

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2 oOlcors Tho Chinese regi

ment had no casualties The lattercheoked an attack by tbo Boxers ou

our loft flunk with heavy loss to tueonemy V

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Kinff of 8wedn ExproesuB His Bo

epect for the American Klag

Paws Saturday Tho King ofSwodeu and Norway visited thoUnited States pavilion at tho Ex-

position

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to day and was roceived bytho American officials and nationalCommissioners Being told that a

million of his former subjects wero

iu tho United States the King re-

plied¬

I know that but you havo toomany of thorn

He inspected tho building andnoticing tho Amorican flag said

Wo all reBpoot that

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NOTICE

W Austin Whitiug has resumedthe general practice of law and hastaken the offices of Hon A S Hum ¬

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BY AUTHORITY

NOTIOE TO PROPERTY OWNERBWEST Of NOUANO BTKEET

ANDGENKRALIiY KNOWNAS BURNED DISTRICT

The Superintendent of PublioWorks hereby givos notico to allpersons pioorty owners in thatportion of tho City west of Nuuanustreot and mom genorally known an

the Burood District that ho isdesiring of tnenting all stioh inter ¬

ested parties t his ollico lSxMoutivoBuilding on Tuesday July 17 1900

at 130 r n for the purpose of con ¬

sidering proposed improvements alterations and opening up ot siroeisin said District

Proposed new slreots aro as fol-

lows

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To oxtond Smith Stroet from Kingto Queon Stroet

To oxtend Smith Street from Borotania to Vineyard Streot

To oxtend Mauuakoa Street fromBeretania to Vineyard Street

To oxtend Kokaulike Stroet fromHotel to Beretauia Stroet

Plan of said proposed changeswill be presented for inspection

JOHN A MoOANDLESSPublic Works Office Honolulu

Jul v 11 1900 1556 3t

D1VIOEKD NOTICE

A dividend is due and payable tothe stock holders of the Inter IslandSteam Navigation Co Ltd at thoiroffice Queen Street on ThursdayJuly 12 1900 Tho stock booksrofthe company will be cloied to trans ¬

fers from July 11th to tho J8th in-clusive

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O H CLAPPSecretory

Honolulu July 10190015C0 iw

MEETING NOTIOE

Thore will bo a special mooting ofthe stockholders of the Inter IslandSteam Navitratiou Co Limited atthoir office Queen Street ou Tues¬

day July 17 1900 at 10 oclock a mfor tho purposo of accopting tbAmended Chartor of incorporationand to transact such other businessas may be brought before tho moot ¬

ing C H CLAPPSecretary

Honolulu July 5 1900U55 lw

The Independent 50 cents permonth

Hi-- B Kerr c Co LtdHave gone in the Shoe Business

kttiittttttti1Av twitiw

THEIR MOTTO WILL BE THE SAME

First Class Goods att

Reasonable PricesThoy offer Shoes afr Price at the old Shoe Store of Fail childs corner of Fort andHotel Streets We- - purchased the combined stocks of the A Ifl Murphy Co and Fairchild at A Price and now propose arivin ar them to thi pm f i A

2 imw una ib mo lirat timeit has ever been known for shoes- to be offered at retail at less than Auction Prices vet suchis tho case

This phenomenal sale will begin

34oriiay JXily 3ciAt the Shoe Store of

- IB KZESRIR Sc CO LTDaorner of Fort and Hotel Streets

LOCAL AND OENEKAL NEWS

A meeting of stockholders InMaunalol Sugar Co wna holdafternoou

this

Alakea street b being much improved liy the Road SupervisorMaraton Campbell

Au important mooting of theLiquor Do dors Association was holdtins aftornoon

Tho U S T Lpolnuawthis forenoon bringing news

tliu

arrivedto the

adorunou 01 JunnaoihTho Qovornmont band plays at

Makee Island this nvening with Ha-waiian

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songs and a capital program

Tbo beautiful incandescent lichtaiu tbo Paclfio Hardware Cos officesnro a triumph lor tho WashingtonLight Co

Raad tho ohango in tho PaoifioHardware Ooa odvortispraont to ¬

day in reference to tho best brandof sowing machinp

When you want a hack ring up101 Ou that atand you will got areliable and good driver a fine harkand no overcharging

The Government ia enmide ingthe proposition of improving Rich ¬

ards stroet by taking a slice oU thecorner of the Capitol grounds

Notico is givon in this irauo thata dividend h payable to the stock ¬

holders of the Inter Island SteamNavigation Co to morrow July 12th

The Superintendent of PublicWorks has an important notice inthis issue of special interest to own-

ers¬

of property in tho burned dis-

trict¬

On tho examination of DrEmerson a native named Kaouafrom Kakaako was sent tn the Aylam yestorday ou account of reli-

gious¬

mania

Horry Leo a former collector forthe Hawaiian Eectric Companywas arrested this morning ou achirgo of embezzlement He washeld yesterday for investigation

Depuly Sheriff Chillingworlh lastevening was fortunate enough tocapturo a lunatic Hawaiian who hadescaped from the Aiylutn and toreturn him to tho superintendent

Rod topo delayod tho departureof tho Australia yesterday until bifitfouk much to tho annoyance ofCaptaiu Lawless It was like ancientdays to bo with the band and thelois once again

jOaths of oQico havo been filed by

Thos G Thrum Rucistrar of Con-veyances

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Moses K Nakuino DeputyRegistrar of Conveyances and JKekahuna District Magistrate ofWaianac Oahu

Wo had tho pleasure of a visitfrom Mr Bohr the now assooiato of3 J Williams iu tho highor linos ofphotographic art Mr Behre willsoon bo as popular horo as his artis ¬

tic work is excellent

Yesterdays naturalizations by thoSupreme Court J Lightfoot of Eng ¬

land Charlos Steinmau of GermanrHalvor My lire of Norway John TWirud of Norway A A Carrwiro ofPortugal 0 B Reynolds of Englond Tamo Gregory of IrolandFred L Leslie of England and JohuH Schuack of Germany

Now Emperor May Soon Do Fro- -

claimed

London Juno 80 Jung Luformer Generalissimo of the Chineseforcos who was dismissed by theEmpress Dowoger when she desig ¬

nated Pu Chun as heir apparent to

tho throne has promulgated an

ordor to all Viceroys and Governorsnot to obey imperial edicts issued

since June 10 This is interpreteddotat is fore-

shadowed

¬to mean another coupand it is bolievod that a

now Emperor will bo proclaimod

Emigration

Somo fifty fivj hundred GermausPolos aud Swiss loft their own coun-

tries

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last mouth to settle iu Eng ¬

land romarks tho London Express

Againat this incursion of alieus

which shows a considerable incruoyp

ou last years record must be sot tho

emigration of sovautoou thousand

British to tho Unitod States More

thau half of thoso damn from Ireland-

Vat tho

Tho Merchants Esohaugo laid in

a fino stock of nooassary mawimtho holdingconventions

of tno priainoTry tho superfine

i i i iiiwi fnr luo uuii- -

sumption of customers and you wllNo chargo itocome out a winnrt

thoso who belong to tho rigtuparty

CHINESE REFORMER TALKS

And Progress Hall Contained SomaThroo Hundred nnd Fifty Peoploto Llaton to Him Ho Bubartiuontly Held a Iioveo

Last evening Progress Hall wastho scone of an interesting eventand had beon tastefully preparedfor it Around the delightfully coolalcoves and in front of tho platformwore ipotted palmr and at tho rearof tho platform two large Amorioanaud Cbiucso flags Unfortunatelyif heraldic traditions woro followedtho Chinese dragon had tho post ofhouor which was of course uninten-tional

¬

Tho speakers stand fromwhich Leung Chitso spoke was oneof thoso cute Chinese lacqueredtablos In tho rear sat a committee

As to tho audionco it was a high-ly

¬

complimentary ono and about 850were present of whom one fourthworo whites inoluding somo of ourprominent missionary families andseveral ladios Tha consular corpsso far aa we noticed was represent-ed

¬

by H B Ms Consul Mr HoareThero were also mechanics and US soldiers and a small number ofpretty ChiueBo maidens

A compliment is due to the ushersfor the admirable manner in whichthey seated their guests withoutnoise or confusion but this wascomparatively easy for most of theChinese present were young monand evidently well trained if notmilitarilly drilled

The speaker with his interpreterMr Kentwoll having been intro-duced

¬

spoke for about an hour auda half but with so many redundan ¬

cies and repetitions that his speechmust be reduced to pertinent pointsfrom almost a verbatim report ofMr Kontwells interpretation

Ho expressed his pleasuro atmooting so many who belonged toa country which enjoyed a goodgovernment with liborty and lovingrighteousness

He proceeded to say it was bardto get a good government unlessafter a coureo of hard labor To ¬

day China was in tho condition ofEurope and America a hundredyears ago Ho and his friends of thereform party ware willing to takeupon themselves the responsibilityof reforming China

To day all people knew thatChina was in great danger Whencedoes that danger come From thoEmpress Dowager and her conserva-tive

¬

officials Now thoro is a bigrevolution in China by the Boxerswho aro oucouraged by her For-

eign¬

nations aro suspicious of thisfact but it is not easy to prove buttho Boxers wero originally supposedto fight with their fists alone andwhore1 then did they obtain theirmodern military arms but from thoEmpress and the Government ThoChinese are not as a rulo allowed tooarry arms

Prince Tuao the fathpr of tho infaut tho Empress Dowager is saidto wish to placo on the tbrono hastaken tho Boxers into his employand they do as he wisher and theroaro many proofs that the Empressis their friend aud has beon thocause of many foreigners beingkilled

Tbo reform cause in China cannotprosper without foroign assistancebecause tho Empress rulos with a

strong hand Tho Chiueso peoplothemselves are good but tho official

oUbb are bad If the peoplo hadturned bad it is owing to tho in-

structions

¬

of officialsFormerly tho province of Hunan

was ono of tho most conservativeforeigners wero hatod telegraphswere prohibited aa well as steamore

but three years ago a now govornorbelonging to tho reform partyohangod all these things and for ¬

eigners havo no more trouble in thatprovince If these people weroeasily converted why should theynot try tho same policy iu oil the

othor proviuofi of ChinaJf typ had a good government and

good officials wo would teach thopeoplo to rospeot foreigners and tolearn from thorn but tho prooentofficials want a olosod door It is

for this that my frionds and myself

desiro a new system of government

If Ohiun will koop up with tho

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worlds progress the tyorldwill helpChina

It is tho wish of tho foroign pow-

ers¬

that China should havo a goodgovernment but if tho governmentis not a stable one thero will bemuch troublo between tbo poworsand China for commercial interestsaro under tho control of tho Em-

press¬

and they may take advantageof tho fact

Tho Government has put thebarrfors down between China andthe powers Tbo Chiueso Govern ¬

ment has not tho power to protectcitizens and bonco modern revolu-

tions¬

With these revolutions theopon door would not be safe for for-

eigners¬

Almost every foreign power ha aconcession in China and jet owingto the weakness of the Governmentthey aro afraid to tako advantago ofthorn although everyono knows thatChina is a very wealthy country inher possibilities of

After paying a to Hawaii ho procooded to speak agaiuBtany attempted partition of China asit would turn nine tenths of tbo100000000 of Chinose to aid theBoxors in protecting China Hooulogiaed tho Emperor Kwong Suias being a truo friend of Westernideas and foreigners a student anda cultivated inau aud ono whoshould be assisted by the powers tohavo full control over the govern ¬

ment While he bad nominallyreigned for 28 years he had onlyrulod for a very short time Uenarrated tho fact that six of theEmperors friends had beep behead ¬

ed and he and iH others banishedAl the conclusion of tho address

thoro was a general ruth by thowhite ladios their esoorls and thomissionary gentlemen presaute WQ

purposely withhold flames rto shakohands vf jth ha gentlemu who wqs garbed iu cuBtomaryevening dress with a black tie andipir parted iu tho middle im inieqqd it is to bp hoped that theypressed into his bands somethingmore than a grip for several oouldafford it Leung Ohit Tso is gentlomanly in appoaranne and boars uponhip faon the stamp ofrefiuomout with cool dariug audUrmueBS of disposition

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For th Wet WatherLadies andCravanette WaterproofCloaks and CoatsCRAVANETTE by the Yard Black and Assorted

UMBRELLAS Silk and Alpaca

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Gents

Waterproof Carriage ApronLinen Carriage Wraps Great Variety

E W JORDANFort Street

TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETS andWAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

HENRY MAY- SDCOESSOUB TO

J T Waterhouse Henry May Co

H E Mclntyre Bro

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Retail Stores Coruer King and Fort StreetsWaverley Block Bethel Street

Wholesale DoTiavimenf Bethel Sti Fort Street 22 aud 92

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Tbo attention of Conuoissours is called to the

Soperlatiya Qoality of Pommar Cbampagao

Which is boiog shipped to this Country la Loudou the AcknowledgedHomo of Wino Connoisseurs whoro

QUALITY REGULATES PRICE

Pommory Commands from two to six Dollars more at cash than otherLeading Brands as por figures takos from Kidloys wine and spirit tradocircular Loudou

PoMMEJtv VintageG H MdmsiPnMIIEtt loUETMOET AND ClIANDON

Louis Koedehkii

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SOLE AGENTS

A M HEWETT

Freight Clark and StovofloroOld Reliable Again on Deck

Oilice At the Old Van Promises131G ly

DR E O WATERHOTJSE

Omou and Hesidesok Kino SibeetNEAIi ALAIlI

Ofllce hours 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 lo8 r M Telephone MM white

DR O G G SOAPARONB

Graduated Jroin the Itoyal University oiTurin Italy

Love Unllding Fort Street

Ofllce Hours 10 A m to 12 m1353 Ora 3 to 0 r m

H R HITCHCOCK

Attobnet at Law

Office Bethel Street mauka of thePo3t Office

1471 tf

T R MOBSMAN

Eeal ESTATE AgentAbsthaotor and Searoueb ov Titles

Loans NegotiatedEents Collected

Campbell Merchant StreetlUO ti

W O AOHI St CO

Heal Estate Stock and j3onbBaOKEBS

Office 10 West Hono ilu121G ly

EDMUND H HART

NOTABT POBLIO AND TtPEWBITjSR COH

VETANOEB AND SEARCHER OFREC03D3

No 15 Kcahumanu Street

DR SLOGGETT

Oculist and Aubist

Progress 3d KIot Office HoursII i v tn 1 p v

R N BOYD

Subvkjob and Real Ejtate Agent

Office Bethel Stiob ovor the NewModel liestaurant

1893183189318931893

Dorno

lilock

Kins Street

Block

iy

JOHN NOTT

PLuibma Tin Coppeb and SheetIron Wobk

King Street Honolulu

ALLEN s ROBINSON

Dealers in Luhbub and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All Kinds

Qnaan BJrooK Hnnnlnln

LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BBAOH Honolulu H I

G J SHERWOOD Proprietor

Xiei e earth and air and tea and ikyWith breakers song give lullahy

King Street Trnni Uara pass the door

FOfi SALEAfT AOUE8 CF LAND IN GUANTSt 4 2130 and 010 at Kamaoe North HiloHawaii Apply to

MOKKI8 K KEOHOKALOLKileal Estate Agent

USB if 5 Kiliumuu Street

i t It Wv m

83 to 91s70a 7G

Has 0670s 3d 819 3d

68a 71s

For the FrimarlosThe Merchants Exchange laid in

a fine stock of necessary material forthe holding of the primaries audconventions Try the superfineliquors kept on hand for the con ¬

sumption of customers and you willcome out a winner No charges tothose who belong to the rigthparty

Por AUSTRALIA for OamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliilower Rhubarb As-paragus

¬

Cabbage Eastern and Oalifornia Oysters in tin and shollCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Dont fail to ring up Telephone111 American Messenger Service ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver

TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu April 11 1900

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST ARRIVEDPor Ex Diamond Head sohr Tran-sit

¬

and E B Sutton A large assort ¬

ment of General Merchandise vizPerfect Double Mould Board

Plows porfeqt Broakoring Plowsperfect Rice Plows side Hill audSubsail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road ScrapersSteol Tray Iron Tubulor Wheel-barrows

¬

Steel and Wooden TrayBWheelbarrows

Hanging Lamps GIsbs LampsLamp Chimneys and Lantern

GlobesHorse and Mule Shoes assorted

EJEOS

Black Smith Goal iu BagHawaiian SaltButtor Churns aud Buttar Work-

ers¬

Milk Pans and Dish PansEnameled and Tinted Irou Sauce-

pans¬

Wrought Iron Tea Kettles JapdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Hammers Black Smith Tools Ma-chinist

¬

Tools Plumbers Tools etcPlease call and examine for your-

self¬

The Hawaiian Hardware Co LoFort Street opposite Spreokels

Cos Bank

IH U tmLIMITED

mAGENTS FOR

WKSTEBN SUGAK UKFINING COBan Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOUKBIhilndolphia Penn U 8 A

NEWELL UNIVEUSAL MILL COManf NationalOane Shredder

Now York U B A

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Cat

UIBDON IKON LOCOMOTIVEWOUKB

082 tt Ban Francisco Onl

Jt

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O A FIX AIi DELIGHTED WITHItOYAL OUE3V

Kmg Oscar II la Lionized and fl pplnudod at All tho Various Oentros of Social Activity iu GayParisSpcolal Dlsratch to the Ho nld

Herald BureauNo 19 Avenue de lOfima

Paris SaturdayTho last week in Paris has boon

tho King of Swedens week for thissovereign has boon taken every ¬

where whoro social life is to bo seenand in spite of his seventy twoyears ho has shown neither lasiitudenor fatigue

King Oscar II is very popular in

France and as tho grandson ofMarshal Beruadotto he declared onhis arrival that he was the graudnouof Franco a compliment which hasgivon great pleasure

On Sunday at tho Grand Prixwhore Somondria Barou de Sohieklers filly beat the favorites of theEphrussi stable the King was loud-ly

¬

cheered and upon leaving thepaddock was forced to stand up inhis carriage for ten minutes tosalute the crowd

As an impcrtial historiau I mustadd that there is a considerablenumber of people who imagino thatthey would irritate the Prdsidonl ofthe Republic in shouting Vive leRoi Yet nothing could bo moreagreeable to M Loubet than to ecuhis guest acclaimed

FORTUNE lOIt DREbWIAKERS

On Tuesday at tho Fete de Charito given in the gardens of thoPrincess de Sagan where every onecould enter on payiug five francs

1 the King ai rived in the midstof a thundor storm such as we haveseldom seen and which burst overthe gardens so suddenly that stall-holders

¬

and spectators iu the openair tboatre had their dresses blownabout as if by a cyclone

The feto was done for from thepoint of view of charity

There was not 10000f 2000taken but there was at least 800000f

160000 worth of drosses ruinedWhat a fortune for tho dress ¬

makers I

TWO DANSEUSES AT A UALLET

Oa Friday the King saw thePalace of Electricity and tho Palaceof Illusions two marvols which thepublic will only seo for the first timeto morrow They wero speciallyilluminated for His Majjst whowas charmed with tho attoutiou

The Palace of Illusions is a hallentirely decorated with glasses andmirrors so placed that whou therearp only two persons in tho hall onewould imagine that there wore twothousand

Two dauseuse3 danced before thoKing who had the illusion that howas witnoB3ingau immense balletPWMCVMMttfMiSM

WATER NOTICE

In accordance with Sention 1 ofChapter XXVI of tho laws of 1880

Alt persons holding water privi-leges

¬

or those paying water ratesare heroby notified that the waterrates for tho term ending December81 1900 will be duo aud payable atthe office of the Honolulu WaterWorks on the Jst day of July 1900

All such rates remaining unpaidfor 16 days after they are due willbo Rubjeot to an additional 10 percent

All privileges upon which rates re ¬

main unpaid August 15 1900 30days after becomiug delinquent areliable to suspension without furthernotice

Rates are payable at the offico oftho Water Works in the basement ofthe Executive Building

ANDREW RROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu Juno 20 1900Ifi30 10t

IRRIGATION NOTIOE

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those paying water rales are herebynotified that tho hours for irrigationpurposes are from 0 to 8 oleook a iu andfrom i to 0 oclook p m

ANDREW BROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved Alex YoubqAMnlntaroi Interior

Honolulu June 14 1 BUD

im il

Awi- -

A HOT WEATHER

COMBINATION - -

A Blue Flame Wick

less Oil Stove

A RefrigeratorAn Ice Cream Freezer

A Water CoolerSee them in the large dieploy

window

The blue llaine stove is in

operation and runs from 7 a

n to 5 p m without anyattention The fuel costs onecont per hour per burner

NO SMOKE

NO SMELL

NO DANGBK

W W DHOND CO

LIMITEDImporters of Crockery Glass and

House Furnishing Goods

Solo Agents for

EWEL STOVESTANDARD AND PURITAN

BLUE FLAME WIOKLESSOIL STOVES

PRIMUS STOVESGURNEY CLEANABLE REFRI-

GERATORS¬

DOUBLE COATED GRANITEIRONWARE

LOWNEYS

Cliocolate

Bon Sons

Assorted Flavors packed

in Handsome Boxes

Sole Agents Grocers

HI Fort Street Telephone 210

SALE OF LAND IN MANOA VAL ¬

LEY HONOLULU OAHU

OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN TOPVrh80 iu Manoa Valley abeautiful y situated property contaming all the necessary essentialsfor a homestead aud where healthfulclimate and picturesque scenery are

in the midst of historic surroundingsanu all in contact with improvedgrounds planted with various for ¬eign frltB well as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiTho acreage of 1501 acres in fee

9 aui acre under longaud favorable leasesIncluded Id the improvements

tho fee simple portions isou

a rnomvmodern dwelling house furnishedwith Military and otherences there is also situated thereona roomy oarriage shed and stableThe celebrated Waiakekua Waterof be Gods Falls is iu near proximity and the cool clear snarkllnwater therefrom liows

hegrounds supplying ampletunity for increased irrigationopPortoacreage already planted and whichi capable of considerable improve

For further information apply to

Jtrir DepartmentHonolulu March 28 lJOO

llWMf

Barks - - -By the

J C PFLUBGBR and

M 13 WATSON

we have received a largeassortment of

DdIortorLsAND

Crosse BlackwllsCrtoceries

Bicarbonate of Soda WashSoda Caiibtic Soda Paintsaud Oils Corrugated IronKidging etc Cement andFirebricks C a rb o 1 i neumStockholm Tar Tub Buck ¬

ets Tinplates SaucepansTea kettles etc

H HAGKFELD GO

Limited

HOFFSCHlEGER CO

Limited

- SUCOESSOKS TO -ED HOFFSCBLAEGER CO

KIur and Bethel Strcots

Baby Carriages

Wlflffu

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

ILlMITID

Ww GIrwin President fc MannerClaus Siireckels First Vire Imifflni twM VAVua Hpcond Vlco PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer ABeerelaryGeo J Kosn Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAKD

Commission AgentsAosaTS or tux

Oceanic Steamship ClompyOf Bnn Franolnoo Cnl

Bnee Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near KIur

Building lotsHouses and loth and

Lands fou salb

prttrr101THOS LINDSAY

UlSWffilffeeauUu nl etuiiMA adornmBnrteBet8 r ot or

MORRIS K KBOBOKALOLB

MSfeMl0r8uit8rBVarcherBUUo

1500

BALE

MODIJItN COTTAGE100 Abarga alo imcox

1317

FOR

Wr

WILLIAM SAVfllOK

1400

irtatrnntSOIt SALE

M3ASW I1W nnTmnn--KaiSiSS131Mf WWAM SAVilV6

No aio Fort Streot

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TEE TEIIE CRITERION IS QOAIIIY

The attention of Connoisseurs Is called the

Superlative Quality of Pommery Gbampagno

Which is buiug shipped to this Country In London the AcknowledgedHomo of Wiuo Connoisseurs wkoro

QUALITY REGULATES PRICE

Pouimery Commands from two to six Dollars more at cash than otherLoading Brand as pur figures takos from Ridloys wine and spirit tradocircular Loudon

PoMMEitv Vintage 1893 86s to 91sGH Mumm 1893 70a 70PumuEit Iouet 1893 Extra Gmvbb G 66MoetandChandon 1893 79s MiLouis Koedehki 1893 J 68j 7 JLs

W C Peacock Co Ld

BueinoDB Garder

SOLE AGENTS

A M HEWETT

Freight Clerk and SlevedoroOld Reliable Again on Deck

Oilice At Old Van Dorno Promises1315 ty

DR E O WATERHOUSE

Ofiice and Residenuk Kino StiieetNEAK AlA Ill

Ofllce hours 8 to II a m 1 to a and 7 to8 r m Telephone Wl white

DR O Q G SOAPARONB

Graduated Irom Itoyal Unlvorslty ofTurin Italy

Lovo Building Fort Street

Ofllco Hours --10 a m to 12 m

1353 Um 3 to fi r M

H R HITCHCOCK

Attorney at Law

OQice Bethel Street mauka of thePost Office

1474 tt

T R MOBSMAN

REAL ESTATE AOENT

AniTKAOTOB AND SeAROUER OF TlTIESLoans Negotiated

Rents CollectedCauipboll Ulock Merchant Street

1U0 U

W O AOHI CO

Heal Estate Stock and j3oneBtOEERS

Ofllco 10 West King Street Honot du1210 ly

EDMUND H HART

Notary Poblio and TYPEwniTEn ComVEYANOER AND SEARCHER OF

REC02D3

No ID Kcahuiuanu Steed

DR SLOGGETT

OODLIST AND AURIST

rroRress DIook 3d r Office HoursJ i u tn X v u

R N BOYD

SonvEJon and Real Ejtate Agent

230

to

553

20 3d 3d

tho

the

Klo

OiUcc Bethel Stibv over the NewModel Itestourant iy

JOHN NOTT

Pujknma Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

KiiiR Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBdildino Materials of

All Kinds

Qnaan Btroaf Kntinlnln

LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu IT I

C J BHERW00D Proprietor

Tho e earth and air ami ica and skyWith breakers song give lullaby

King Street Trnm Uars pass tli door

FOR SA3LE3rj ACRES oV LAND IN GRANTS

k 2130 and 010 at Karnaee North UiloUnwall Apply to

MOUHIB K KEOHOKALOLE

lltB tr 6 K liumauu fitraat

For tho FrimarioD

The Merchants Exchange laid ina fino stock of nocessary material fortho holding of tho primaries andconventions Try tho superfineliquors kept on hand for the con-sumption

¬

of customers and you willcome out a winner No charges tothose who belong to the rigthparty

m m

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinoBRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliilower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and California Oysters in tin and shollCrabH Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rook- -fort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Dont fail to ring up Telephone114 American Messenger Service ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver

TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu April 11 1900

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST ARRIVEDPor Ex Diamond Head sohr Tran-sit

¬

and E B Sutton A large assort ¬

ment of General Merchandise vizPerfect Double Mould Board

Plows perfect Broakering Plowsperfect Rice Plows Bide Hill andSubsail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road ScrapersSteol Tray Iron Tubulor Wheel-barrows

¬

Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows

Hanging Lamps Glass LampsLamp Chimneys and Lantern

GlobesHorEe and Mulo Shoes assorted

sisosftluek Smith Ooal iu BayHawaiian SaltButter Churns and Buttar Work ¬

ersMilk Pans and Dish PansEnameled and Tinted Iron Sauce-

pans¬

Wrought Iron Tea Kettles JapdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Hammers Black Smith Tools Ma-chinist

¬

Tools Plumbers Tools etcPlease call and examine for your-

self¬

Tb8 Hawaiian Hardware Go LoFort Street opposite Sprockets

Cos Bank

IH U MM CO

LIMITED

AGENTS FORWEBTEKN BUGAK KKFINING CO

Ban Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOKKBPhiladelphia lenn TJ 8 A

NEWELL UNIVEltBAL MILL COManf NatlonalGane Shredder

New York U B A

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Oal

KIBDON IKON fc LOCOMOTIVE

082 tf Qnu Frtmclaso Oal

1--ijp

CAPITAL DELIGHTED WITHIlOYAIi GUEJV

King Oscar II Is Lionized and ppluuded at All tho Various Oentros of Boolal Activity in GayIarlB

Special Dispatch to tho He nld

Herald BureauNo 19 Avenue ik lOpjira

PAnts SaturdayTho last week in Paris has boeu

tho King of Swedens week for thissovereign has been taken every ¬

where whore social life is to be seenand in spito of his soventy twoyoars he has shown neither lasiitudenor fatigue

King Oscar II is vary popular iuFrance and as tho grandson ofMarshal Beruadolte he declared onhis arrival that he was tho grandsonof France a compliment which hasgiven great plonsuro

On Sunday at tho Grand Prixwhore Somondrin Baron de Schicklers filly beat the favorites of theEphrusai stable the King was loud-ly

¬

oheoroil and upon leaving thepaddock was forced to staud up inhis carriage for ten miuutes tosalute the crowd

As an impcrtial historian I mustadd that there is a considerablenumber of people who imagino thattboy would irritate tho President ofthe Republic in shouting Vive leRoi Yot nothing could be moreagreeable to M Loubet than to ecuhis guest acclaimed

IORTUNE FOR DJILbSMAKERS

On Tuesday at tho Fete do Charito given iu the gardens of thePrincess de Sagoo where every onecould enter on paying five francs

1 the King at rived in the midstof a thunder Btorm such as wo haveseldom seen and which burst overthe gardens so suddenly that stallholders and spectators iu the oponair theatre bad their dresses blownabout as if by a cyclone

The feto was done for from thepoint of view of charity

There was not lOOOOf 2000taken but there was at least 800000f

160000 worth of dresses ruinedWhat a fortuno for tho dress-makers

¬

TWO DANSEUbCS AT A BALLET

Oa Friday the King saw thePalace of Electricity and tho Palaceof Illusions two marvels which thopublic will only seo for the first limeto morrow They woro speciallyilluminated for His Majesty whowas charmed with tho attention

The Palace of Illusions is a hallentirely decorated with glassos andmirrors so placed that whou therearf only two persons in tho hall onewould imagine that there woro twothousand

Two danseuses danced before theKing who had the illusion that howns witnessing au immense ballet

WATER NOTICE

In accordaueo with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of tho laws of 1886

All persons holding water privi-leges

¬

or those paying water ratepare hereby notified that the waterrates for tho term ending December31 1900 will be duo aud payable atthe office of tho Honolulu WaterWorks on the 1st day of July 1900

All suoh rates remaining unpaidfor 16 dayB ufter they aro due willbo subject to an additional 10 porcent

All privileges upon which rates re-

main¬

unpaid August 15 1900 80days after becoming delinquent areliable to tmapousiou without furthernotico

Rates are payable at tho office oftbo Water Works in the basement ofthe Exeoutive Building

ANDREW RUOWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu Juno 20 1900Ift3t 10t

IRRIGATION NOTICE

HOLDERS OF WATER 1IUVILEGEBor those paylnR water rates ore hcrobynotified that tho hours for irrigationpurposes are from I to 8 oleook a in audIrom i to 0 oclock p iu

ANDREW BROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved Alkx YoukciMJnIsUirof Interior

Honolulu Juue 14 1800

mi tr

--TSSW

A HOT WEATHER

A Blue Flame Wick

less Oil Stove

A RefrigeratorAn Ice Oroam Freezer

A Water CoolerSco them in the largo display

window

Tho bluo llame stove ib inderation and runs from 1 an to 5 p m without any

attention The fuel costs onecont per hour per burner

NO SMOKE

NO SMELLNO DANGER

W W DIMOND CO

LIMITEDImporters of Crockery Glass and

House Furnishing Goods

Solo Agents for

EWEL STOVESTANDARD AND PURITAN

BLUE FLAME WIOKLESSOIL STOVES

PRIMUS STOVESGURNEY OLEANABLE REFRI-

GERATORS¬

DOUBLE -- COATED GRANITEIRONWARE

s

Ciiocolate

Bon Bons

Assorted Flavors packed

in Handsome Boxes

LEWIS 00Sole Agents Grocers

HI Fort Street Telephone 210

SALE OF LAND IN MANOA VAL ¬

LEY HONOLULU OAHU

OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN TOpurchase iu Manoa Valloy a

beautifully situated property con-taining

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all the necessary essentialsfor a homestead aud where healthfulclimate and piotureBquo soenery arein the midst of historic surroundingsand all iu contact with improvedgrounds planted with variouB foreigu fruits as well as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiTho acreage of 4501 acres in feesimple and 8116 acres under loneand favorable leases

Included in the improvements ontho fee simple portions is a roomymodern dwelling house furnishedwith sauitary and other convonlences there is also situatod thereonn momy arriaBe Bbed and stable

The celebratod Waiakokua Waterof the Gods Falls is in near proximity and the cool clear sparklingwater thorefrom flows through thegrounds supplying amplo opportunity for increased irrigation to thoacreage already planted and whichis capable of considerable improve ¬

mentFor further information apply to

J H BOYDii6xlor DPnrtmeut

Honolulu March 28 1900liuo tf

By tho Barks - - -

J O PJTLUEGER and

M E WATSON

we have received a largeassortnit nt of

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Crosse BlackwUsGroceries

Bicarbonate of Soda WashSoda Caiibtic Soda Paintsand Oils Corrugated IronRidging etc Cement andFirebricks Garb o lineumStockholm Tar Tub- - Buckots Tinplates SaucepansTea kettles etc

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Limited

HOFFSCHLEGEli CO

Limited

- SUCCESSORS TO -ED HOFPSCfMEGER GO

King and Bethol Strcols

Baby Carriages

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Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

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Real Estate Dealers503 Fort Bt near King

Building lotsHouses and Lotb and

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