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Reports of Propertlfts for Investment purposes.
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W. CASTLE, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
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GREEN RIVER WHISKEY
DoHtcoept goods bearing a similar name.
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Hotel St opp. Bethel. 1 O. Box 979
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Neckwear, Pajamas, Silk Shirts,
Underwear, Etc, Etc.
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THE HONOLULU XEPUBUCAX, SUNDXY, JUKE 33, jgox.
WEATHER YESfEROAY.
Temperatcre 7S.3 deg.
Mlaimma. Temperatsre 76LO de&
Haxlxnsm Temperature S5J9 deg.
Barometer 3Q.GT,. risings
Rainfall 0.09.
Mean. Dew Point for the Bay 57.7.
Mean Relative Humidity SS.
Wind.
Northeast, 4 to 5.
Weather.
Fair to rain; squalls In the evenilng.
Forecast for Today.
Fresh trades: probably some showers
News or the Town
Pure Table Claret at 5Q cents pr
gallon at Hoffschlaeger & Co.s, Kins'
near BetheL
3Irs. A. A. Haalelea, vrho has been
Frandsco shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Two new furnished rooms, mosquito
proof, are offered for rent. See
classified colamn.
The furniture of a six-roo- cottage
Is offered for sale with privilege of
renting. See classified column.
Copies of the Anniversary Nsniher
of the Republican, ready for mailing
for 5 cents each. Only a few left.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel, choicest
qualities, at only 75 cents per gallon
at Hoffschlaeger Co.'s, King near
Bethel.
The social dance to have been given
by the Lei Pont Moi Club yesterday
evening was postponed to an indefinite
date.
Damien Council No. 563, Young
jten's Institute, will give a smoker
social nest Tuesday evening at Prog
ress Hall.
The June Delineator and Buttrick
Patterns contain the latest spring
styles. For sale at Mrs .nanna's. in
King street
Rev. W. D Westervelt will occupy
the pulpit in Kawaiahao church this
evening. His subject will be, "The
Hope of Hawaii."
The Territorial Band, under the
Island this afternoon.
The choir rehearsal to have been
held at Central Union church yester
day evening was deferred owing to a
multlnlicity of counter attractions.
A meeting of the Builders Association
is called for 12:30 p. m. tomor
row, Monday. The meeting will be
held in their rooms in the Elite
Building.
The work on the new building to
be occupied by the Porter Furniture
Company at the corner of King and
South streets is being pushed rapidly
to completion.
The Hawaiian Realty & Maturity
Company, Limited, invest the funds
paid in by certificate holders, immediately,
at the highest rates of inter
est consistent with safety.
A small stock of beautiful organdies
former price 30 and 40 cents
are being sold this week by Whitney--&
Marsh for 10 cents per yard. Rich
picking for those who are first
The many friends of Miss Maud
Balch, who is well known among the
young people of this city, will be sor
ry to hear of the death of her mother
in San Francisco on the 10th Inst
No sale was effected in the Rooke
property, which was put up at auction
yesterday. The land is located
in the Nuuanu valley. The offers received
did not reach the upset price.
Prof. David Starr Jordan will address
the students of Kamehameha
schools in the Memorial Chapel this
evening. His subject will be. "The
Value of Higher Education." The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Col. C. J. McCarthy is figuring
on removing to the corner of Hotel
and Bethel streets, in the Waverley
building, when the premises are vacated
by the Porter Furniture Company.
Women's gowns, drawers and petticoats,
shaped and trimmed as they
should meet the approval of fastidious
womenare sold;at greatly reduced
prices at Sachs Dry Goods Company's
Store on Fort street
Prof. David Starr Jordan will speak
at the mens meeting In the i. M.
C. A. hall at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
He has chosen as his subject: "The
Strength of Being Clean." College
men are specially invited to attend.
Mrs. A. A. Haalelea. who has been
staying at the country home of her
brother, John Ena, at Long Beach.
Cat, for the past year or so, will
leave that place for Germany about
the middle of July. She will visit her
niece. Mrs-- Helnrich Renjes, In Wiesbaden.
Rev. M. C. Harris, prominently iden-
tified with Methodist Episcopal church
work in Japan' and Hawaii, who ar--j
rived in the Doric as reported yester-da- v
morninc will remain in Honolulu
for a snort time before resuming; nts
journey to the mainland. He will
oreach in the Methodist church today.
Daily we are adopting more and
more the customs and habits of our
brethren on the mainland, and in a
few years hence we shall forget the
hlch" prices that ruled here. Hoffschlaeger
Co.. Ltd.. the Pioneer Wine
& Liquor Dealers of this city are also
the pioneers In adopting San Francisco
prices for all their goods.
Dfekiterested Love.
From the Toronto Mall aad Empire.
Foar hundred men have proposed,
marriage to frs. Ethel Costelio. a
nretty youngr widow of Kalamazoo,
Mich., sine she became heiress to
a fortune of $30C.60 tea days ago.
and proposals are stfll coming ia hy
every mail.
AmoHK the ajretraats for the wi
dow's- - hand ts Sraest C, RohK pro--
lore." The Setter tkss coatinseR
"First of alt, I wish to bspress upon
yoa the fact that I n oi a fortcse
hunter, bat a. mas ho fe teekmstae
companionship of a. dear woman lifc&s
ynsrself. I hare Kccr, as I am a
far deafer, and In the fast few years
hare made ay fortune. If son. will
only take my or& yea will se how
honestly sincere I am to make the
matter plain, I wisa to atauj yoa.
and if Ton have faSfe fn my words.
send me $30 as a zsarantee. and I
will immediately ceme to en I am
no fafce gentleman, hot a sure one."
Mrs. Costelio ssjk she has no In-
tention of marrying aain. tsr first
ventore- - hating pfoved unhappy.
"SHINES" FOR WOMEN.
She Is Making a Success of Her Well
Equipped Soctblack Shop.
From the 'New York World.
: LADIES EXCLUSIVELY. :
: COLEMAN ;
: SHOE SHINE PARLOR. :
MANICURE. 25e
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This was the sign that greeted the
shoppers that bustled through West
Twenty-secon- d street recently, and np
stairs those who cared to seek It
found a bootblack place for women,
ran by a woman,' though youths furnish
the elbow grease for the various
shines that are quoted ac 10 cents.
Miss Martha Coleman Parkhurst
no relation to Dr. Parkhurst has
ventured into bootblacklng. Brooklyn
Proof of Honorable Intentions.
From Kansas City Journal.
An old gentleman walked Into the
prosecutor's office yesterday with an
air of serious importance and consult
ed Assistant Prosecutor Kelly about a
young man who cersiated In making
"That's no crime," said Mr. Kelly.
"Well, maybe not But isn't there
some law to keep him from making
love to her?"
Tnni thnf I ever heard of. said Mr.
Kelly. "Are his intentions honorable? '
"Yes, sir," was the answer. "He's so
anxious to marry her that 'he's been
trying to pawn his watch to get money
for the license."
He Insisted on Paying His Taxes.
From the St Louis Republic.
MxVYSVILLE. Ky. The Rev. W. F.
Tavlor. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church (South), practices what
she preaches. Nevertheless he created
a sensation when he appeared before
the city board of equalization and
complained that the city assessor had
overlooked him and that he wand
to pay his taxes,
WTien the members of the "board
had recovered fronvtheir surprise at
so unusual a proceeding Mr. Taylor
went on to explain that he had over
?1S.OOO in cash, and also bank stock
and other investments. He sat down
and prepared a list of his taxable
personal property and the tax was
The Cause of It
A regular rigged out in khaki,
Broad-shouldere- thick-cheste- d and
sthaki.
Was denied the canteen.
So he's been drinking benzine.
And that's why he's looking so rhaki.
Chicago Tribune.
Compared with tittle Belgium.
From the Iowa State Register.
It is proposed to increase the
strength of the Belgian army to 1S0,-00- 0
men. Yet th$y talk about "militarism"
in tho. United States, where
we have less than half that number
in our army I
BORN.
TODD At HHo. January 19, 1S01, to
the wife of W. A. Todd, a son
NOTICE;
There will be a meeting of, the 5Ias-te- r
Builders Association at their
rooms in the Elite Building at 12t30
p. m. tomorrow., Monday
N. P. BERRY.'
Secretary pro tem.
..Hazdwood Butter..
This is a first-clas- s table butter
and Is guaranteed so. or money is
refunded. .We are taking orders for
this batter, which we will retail here
in three weks at the low price of
135 cents, per lb. 2o ordrs takes Xor
Botes overstocked with a rt goods, and h&viac
a large consignm ent of new goods, I saaat
room for tnem. Ta e present stock will T
Make
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AT COST.
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FREE INSTRUCTION JN EMlROmERY
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wlU bo Riven to every pa rch&ser of these yto.
NOW; IS THE TIME to purchase oc4 for'
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HRSl-H- . HWHCIAMS; .t
?Tlth tho Qty Furniture Itsc.
" wafck is ajiB4fy
wrktea i. seod t. expfeiae that
after fecmriac o Sirs. Coos good
fortaws. h felt wmea!atly "drawn
tawftr" hr and has ever ed
tUafciNt C hr. Hs vs he caaotrtfc-a-i
less teas je iwu.
HAZELWOOO CREAMERY
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We Sell Pure
lies My!
Made of nothing bat choice
Grapes
No -- Holder or Preservatives
ased, and no mixing done!
We do est belong to any Iilqaor
Trust, therefore the following:
prices per Gallon.
Claret 5le
Sherry, Pirt 15c
6 Tear Old
BevrtitR Whisky $3.51.
This is one of oar leaders.
knows her as an amateur actress of
ability and the niece of J. Sloat Fas-se- tt
one time candidate for governor.
"Dot" Parkhurst Is
leadership of Captain Berger, will
discourse its sweetest melody Ma-ke- at e
' what everybody
calls her.
Hiifschlaepr & Co., Ltd.
It was no bootblack shop in the accepted
sense; it was a parlor. Car- The Pioneer Win an lienor House.
pets were on the floors, curtains in
the windows. Pictures nearly hid the
Kins near Bethel.
dainty wall paper on the walls. There
were writing tables scatterea wim
scented note naner. a telephone and
divans, and In the rear the cutest little
bootblacklng stand you ever did see.
This was all white marble, on which To
were set six small oaken chairs, and
those
In front of each chair were two diminutive
foot rests. To one side was
a case filed with shoe strings, but-
who
tons and other bootblacklng paraphernalia.
Miss Parkhurst is a serious minded
voung woman who has a theory that know
a woman is fully as competent to
carry on any business as a man.
"It's just what women want." said The weathercock turns every way
she. with a smile. "Look at the aver the wind blows, but the successful
age well dressed woman: she is per- merchant must have a settled policy.
fectly attired down to her feet, and
then you see a pair of soiled shoes.
He must follow It without flinching.
That's what I propose to stop If they Our policy Is the selling of the best
will come here
groceries we can find. Of course the
"I would like to have girl boot- prices of such goods must be higher
blacks, but I can't seem to get any,"
she continued. "The business Is than of imitation brands but there
pros-nerln- p
and most of the women who are enough people who know the dit
come here once come again."
ference.
We appeal to tnose who Know.
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LEWIS S CO., Grocers
Sole Agents
Three TilBphones
240-240-1-
JIM) & CO
Fire and Life Insurance.
Stock and Bond Brokers.
Rents and Bills Collected.
Office 307 Stangewald Building
Don't
Drink
MM I0RE
WHISKEY
XJNI.ESS "YOU WAHT THE BEST
L037EJOY&00.
SOLSAGXKTS
TEXEITOSY OF HAWAII.
Board, $.5Q per week
Meals, 25c Each
PKIY.TE HfM FN HUES.
EfXXYTHTJrG X2, CLEAN aad
Je popular itauraijt
HnjuWi IrtiWefks Gi
--...STEAM ENGINES...
BOILERS. STJGAX MILLS, COOL-
ERS. BRASS as UTAD CASTINGS,
ami Machinery of every ehtteriytfes
made to order. Pariknri&r a&eatia.
! to skip's hfeckHtKfciBs. Jefc
work executed oa afcerteat otie.
Sachs' Store News
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1 Spial Sale
Of Women's
lie Mersraents
A large variety of choice Undergarments selling away b- -
low what you've been accustomed to paying.
Night Gowns. Drawers. Petticoats, eta. shaped ami trio
med as they should he to meet the approval of fastrttowi
women.
Our reason for reducing prices wo are orersteekL Wfc
must reduce-v- ca on the finer qualities which cwr faelHtl
for bujins enable us to secure at the sarao prfcas ttait oUmkm
pay for the Inferior grades.
Here's a small part of the bargainstheobtainable
anywhere.
H fill eOVKS
At 85c Fine cambric, round
yoke of lace and embroidery.
The regular
price was ?1.50.
At 95c Fine cambric, hemstitched
tucked yoke,
trimmed witn embroidery.
Price was $1.50.
At $1.10 Fine cambric, em
broidered sailor collar,
embroidered and tucked
front. Old prlca
SL75.
At $1.15 Fine cambric,
tucked yoke with embroidered
insertion between,
trimmed with
embroidery. Regular
price was $2.00.
At $155 Fine cambric,
tucked yoke with very
fine embroidery Insertion,
also trimmed
with embroidery edging.
Used to sell at
$2.20.
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IfljEH DRnWEHS
At 35c Cotton wtth two
clusters of tucks. Formerly
soW at We.
At 45c Gotten wfck lawa
raffle. fee trtasHrt.
Price was Tfc
At 70c Fine Cottfta, $er
fine tucks, triataad
with
thrctd-Iae- h
RtiMed way
down front Ji.W.
At 75c Fine Gotten. ,fr
hemstltchod twekft.
trimmed with ftaeta
broidery. Reduced frw
$L10.
At 95c Fine CoUo. alavB,
fine tucks, trlatmed
with fine eaibroMMT-Ol- d
price $1.5.
Women's Muslin Underskirts 8Sc anil Op.
Alert buyers are usually adopt
judges. They dent go astray That's
why you always find them buying at
Sachs. Watch for them at this groat
sale of Women's White Undorgar
ments and see how they recognise
the merits of our goods.
I. S. Sa Dry Goods Co.
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rEccEST1 sareEjEiar,
STOVE
SEVEM
GASOLINE
Delivered in 50-gall- on and
110-gallo- n containers.
Von Hamm- -Young Co.
MAIN 278.
Sanitary Steam Laundry Co.,
...Qireat RedMctiom in Prices,..
Having made large additions to oar machinery, wo are now able to
launder SPREADS, SHEETS. PILLOWSUPS, TABLE CLOTHS, TA-
BLE NAPKINS and TOWELS, at the rate of 25 CENTS per DOZEN.
CASH.
Satisfactory work and prompt telivery guaranteed.
No fear of clothing being lost from Strikes.
Ltd.
We Invite inspection of our launJry and methods at any time dr-in- g
business hours.
Ring np 3IAIN 73, and our wagons will call for yoar work.
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HUB SHEET, KTWEER lElETMU. 119 PiUiH! STS.
Carriage IDakers, General Repairing
PAIKITSCG, BULOXSIOTHIXG, TDWING.
FHJKTOKS, STJGGUtS AXU HACKS M2nTFACTUBKD.
IWrHiGH-OL- A WORK.
1. 6. fill, Pnpmlrr Telephone Blue $41
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Gluict Wu awi Liquors- -
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