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KAMAAINA V8 UALIHINX

A communioaliou in elsowhoro

published in this issue the identity

of tho writer being known to us

taking The Independent to task over

its oft repeated assertion of uphold-

ing

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tho kamaaina as against tbo

malihini in tho politics of ourcountry Tho points raisod by ouraorrespoudeut aro well taken andwo are forced to admit that they

aro somewhat correct to a certainextent only aud yot tiny do notroach what wo havo been ond areetill aiming at

Beforo proceeding further wo

muBt first qualify ousolves and our

assertion in what we moan by thetwo terms which our correspondentbaskindly and quito clearly explain-

ed

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for us Iu tho first piano

must bo divided into throeparte in order to bettor qualify ourposition Of courso it must bo

first borne in mind that when wo

use tho torrup they only bavo refer ¬

ence to the whites colorod andothers all being lnolos foreignersand not to tho native Ilawaiians

And now for our qualification anddivision of kamnaina Firstly ttioso

born here of foreign parentssecondly thoso couuoclud by tielong residence and hnvo raised

families of uow Hawaiians and in-

tend¬

to ond their days hero and

thirdly those who havo rosided iu

tbo country upwards of ten yearn atthe least Others thau tho above

are iu tho malihini category So

muoh for that oxpoaitiou

Now for what is claimed as beingdono by tho malibinia for tho Hawaiians wero done with nu object in

view that of political profermentnud woro douo by thoso who wore

politically iacliuod and not from

love of tho Hawaiian Noto for in ¬

stance our Judgos and others Itwas not thoir Amorioaiiism aud lovo

iiirn Tin ijijth

mn Ifa MU itt--

hMrrirt irtmnrfnaaiitraMrMiiJM furMxituiMdmMttirm

of fair play that made them eogor

to help the natives have tho Iranchiso but it was rather their lovo

for power knowing that thoy canonly gaiu it with our peoples as ¬

sistance Tney had self uppermostin thoir minds whoa they did whatthey havo done siuoe amies liontbeirrecord siuco thou shows them to be

moro bo caring nothing for the uativo whatever out3ide of gettingthoir votes nod thoir what notSutliuient unto tho day is the evil

thereof and as sure as there is a

sun ovor us well all live to so thoday wheu we will Bee more of thorn

aud their doings Wo bco enoughnow

Of courso we believe that tho na ¬

tives should not allow thomselves tobo patronized but rather theyshould forge themselves ahead andto tho forefront If thoy fail to do

it they have themselves to blame

and uo one olso Aud in this mattor the malihiuis aro cute enoughto soo the native weakness and theyaro patronizing them in order togain what they are aiming nt thepolitical cupremaoy over all As

abovo stated wo aro to blamo ourboIvcb if wo pt nnit them to hood-

wink

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up for they have no rospeot

and muoh loss love for us If theydo it is only in their mouths and in

their mi do eyes Watoh themclosely and Bure well ooe thorn

But as regards our kamaainafriendr thoso of tho missionaryfactiou ere in tho majority Thoirhomes and thoir interests aro hero

they control most of tho businessand money interests of the countryand thoy mo in to live and die herekuowing no other country but thisThoy are as much Hawaiian as wo

are although they weo bora bore

by accident and not by choice buthavv3 since become such by choice

and aro identified with the materialinterests of the country in all its

phases thoy controlling nearlymost of everything for which thoyhavo worked for and earned themwhether rightly or otherwise is nottho purposo of this article

Politically thny downed us Hawaiians They did everything iu

their power and they have gainedthe day there is no gainsayingabout that fact They moreoverworked hard to curtail and limitour powor by an attempt to impose

a property qualification as a condi-

tion

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for our receiving tho franchisebut iu that they failed and we arethe gainers and it is for us to guardthat jealously

It is proper for ua to state in thhconnection tho fear of our kamaainafriendi in tbs nntivo electorate for

they havo raidand is now beiugsaidin Congress and in tho Mainland

P d TTnHAlAnn AHi

owayod aud are ignoraut not beingsufficiently oducated in the idea of

salf govornmont Wo consider ouch

au auauiation ns iuojrruot mislead

diug untruthful and withal orrouo

ousnud eatrjly without fouudationTho pero3ntaga ol education iu ourolootorato wo may safely avjr andassert is far auparior and muoh

higher thau any Statu iu tho Ananoau Union aud compares mirefavorably than the goneral massesof tho British and Amerioan dlootoratos of tiio baokwooib and thoslum Of thh we inn safely boastaud Americana ticoJ havo no foars

nor can thoy decry it The pastbears tho record ouly too plainlythat tho nativn aro perfectly aspabloof governing thomselves Many in

LJ feiaiiKivriw wwjwftflwwyripiiniiiwj

stances oan bo cited to substantiatethis contention aud still we are al-

ways

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ready to learn more and toapply ourselves to certain condi-

tions¬

Tho nativos aro known as beingapt scholars aud our missionaryfriends know this only too wellThey frad not been hero longaftor tho arrival of thoir forefathersin 1820 when thoy found that outNativoa wore eager for kuowlodgand wero willing scholars but thoytaught us iu our own tonguo andtho ohiofs a d thoir ohildreu iutheirs Hid the English languagebeen then taught us by this timethe onlire Hawaiian pooplo would

have been an English speaking p3opie and put to shame the straugorwithin our gates But had ourchiefs listonod to the advice of amissionary father who is alleged tohave Baid to beware of thsir ohildron and not nurse them for thoywero not liko unto them who hadcomo hero in tho oaise of Christian-

ity¬

aud for tho love of God for thoy

need to be watched implying prob-

ably thereby that thjy wero likosnakes wo today might havo faredbettor But as it is our Chiefs areto blame for making too muoh of

thorn and we are today tho suffererssince most of them havo passedaway for their indiscretion and toooyer ooufiding in thoir progony

Politics without sentiment weoonsider poor politics Nothingwithout santimnnt is good for sontiraeut is the condiment of our natureOur missionary friends kotnaainos

have generally been solect andclannish mostly intermarryingamong themselves very few of thembeing given to marriago with thoHawaiians but in tho few that havointermarried a certain amount of

sentiment has been ongondored butnot sufficiently for the cohesion ofall difLrouces A iido from all feellags iu tho matter agaiust thorn wo

believe thoy aro of this country andits people we also bolieve there is

lovo in them for this counliy andthey havo some foiling of lovo for

ita people wo further believe asido

from politics and their intereststhey mean wel Ly us and wo by

them aud that they will receive us

with open bauds and over readypurse to help the needy and withalto improve and better our condi-

tions

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that is if we havj a mind toand if we mistake thorn not and ifwo dothen we are open to convictionand other vis3 Wo dont expeotsuch treatment from our now madeaad would bofriends

And now to a conclusion of thisarticle Wo would leave it to allfair minded persons to say and tochoose with whom would theyrattier stay by whethor with thosowhom thoy know well being of thecouutry aud are Uindied brethren in

a moasurp aside from politics or

with those whom thay do uot know

well aad aro not yet sufficiently im ¬

pressed iu their way nf thinkingother thau what there is to ba gotout of them aud their oouutry iu

other words birda of passage or of

convenience

Having weighed tho communica-

tion

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on the subject matter of thisarticle for many a day ninco iljsroooipt we fool porfeotly safe in thoreiteration of our former assertionaud will uot retract ono stop back-

wards

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If it came to a pinah iu

politics aad tbo mattor was broughtup to us to deoide we will nlwoyn

givo our casting volo to tho kama

aina i against tho malihini ovory

time bo the kamaaina missionary orotherwise

Wo hopa wa havo expressed gen-

eral¬

Hawaiian sentiment and fooling

cndwo believe wo have dono bo audthat we havo made ourselves per-

fectly¬

uloar and pain on that scoreAnd st II we aro always open toconviction at all times and duringnil circumstances and exigencies

there being uo contingent feo neces

6ary

aUlND OPENtNQ NIGHT

Tho Hawaiian Open House Filledto Welcome tho Frederick WardoCompany

The opening night of tho Irodoriuk Worde soasou ocorod a grandsuccess Nearly tho entire elite of

the city turned out the occasionbning a dress affair Tho HawaiianOpera House was packed to hear

VirginiusFrederick Warde the eminent

actor made his bow to the Hono-

lulu¬

public last night and was re ¬

ceived with applaueo Tho actorand hia company dW grand work soit is reported and thoy desorvecredit Tnn Independent went thnrobut it saw nothing to speak of otherthau

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Our Mr Testa with a frioud wentto tho Opera House on a pass for

two givon by the managomHotThe friend wai allowed to g3 infirst on tho pass with his chock f rthe seat Wheu Mr TeBta went togo in later aftor thi rush and justas tho ploy began ho was atopp dby Doorkeeper Mossmau at the doorarid tho pass demanded Explnuotiou was to no avail at tho timo butafter somo remonstrance with himhe half heartedly told him to go inalthough ho had hia check with himand was not demanded Tho door ¬

keeper was told when tbo friondwent iu that Mr Testa wan stilloutside aud would go in liter thodoorkRopor rlsitnrd that ho did notsay anything but tho friond assert ¬

ed laer that ho did Ono of themmust ba a liar unless that door ¬

keeper did not bear on account ofbeing too busy talkiug with theladles and others as well as receiv-ing

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entrance passes and lioketsMr Testa finally left in disgust audThe Independent was uaropreientod and probably on account of nothaving a dross suit with a silk plughat on

Wo thought wo woro well knownin this city aud in this ooinaiuuityaud particularly by oce like thatdoorkeopor And herd again is an ¬

other instanco whore our pouderoiity availeth uothiug Ho failed tosco and know us iu tho person ofour Mr Tosto ono of tho much car-

tooned¬

man by the AdvortisorProbably ho folt that wo wore notto bo trusted and treated us like miJinpostor who try to gain ontrnnceby fraud We tnke this treatmentvery muoh to heart aud think Bitohan affront is au insult to our per-

sonal¬

representative This is thofirst instance wo havo been bo confro uUd and treated ia euoh a man ¬

ner vTho raanageraont should havo

seen that uo such Insult was offeredAnother matter raiqht ba mentionediu this oonnootion For tho firettimo to our knowledge the hack inepootorsuid polioe ollkers in uni-

form¬

wero refused admittauoe Thatia an unpardonable offense aud maybe because thoy woro dressed likotho others Thoy are there to dopublio duty without cost to thomanngomnnt aud should have benuadmitted and to provont trouble iu

iiyijiiiyyiiiii wmwh

oaseof auy disturbance Some misundardtandiiiH aud unoalled for miu

approheusiou Tho managementis too close Show moro liberalityand youll make moro by it in theond

HAWAIIAN SMay 8 to 26 1902

TUE OriEAT DHAMATIO EVENT

A briof Season of 12 performancesonly nun first appearance in Hono-lulu

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of tho ominent aotor Mr

Frederick Wardeand his distinguished organizationwho will present tho following ropertoiro

Saturday MAY 10 Matinee

Tba Mountebank

Saturday MAY 10 NightJulias Gaear

Tuosdoy MAY 13 NightKing Lear

Thursday MAY 15 NightOthello

Programs forother performanceswill be duly announced OurtaiDnights at 8 p in sharp Carriageamay be ordered at 1050

Complete Scenic Productions or- -mor costumes etc speciallybrought for each play Also MrWardeB original supporting com-pany

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inoluding Messrs Obas DHerman Barry Johnstone Harry OBarton Franais D McGinn JohnE Haynes MiBsea Antoinette Ashton Virginia Drew Trescott MayWarde Aileeu Bertollo and 15others

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Thoo Richards relumed homo J

yostorday from the CoastAleo Wataou returned from the

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Q aery Why are Asiatics etill boing employed nt the US NavalwharfT

The James Makee arrived fromAnahola yosterday with 2762 bagsof sugar

Tho Bchooner Otolia arrived fromNewcastle yesterday after a fair runof 52 days

The Sonoma sailod for Pago PagoAuokland and Syduey at G P Myesterday

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Hollol Yardloyl Liokout forJudgo Gears horns tonight for hemoans mischief Whawl

Tho Fish Commissions steamerAlbatroBs sails for a cruise aroundLayaan Island tomorrow

The will of tho lato HonE 0Macfarlano was admitted to probatetoday by Judgo Humphreys

Tbo stpamer Australia has beentaken off tho Tahiti run aud put ontho Hilo run with the Enterprise

In the Circuit Court this morn ¬

ing Charles Malia was put on trialbefore a jury on the charge ofsexual intercourse with a little girl

The annual raeoting of the Honolulu Cricket Club will bo held thisovoning at tho Hawaiian HotelOfficers for the on3uying year will boelected

L E Thayer of Fort WaynpInd arrived yesterday in the Sjnomi to makB a two weeks visit withhis eon Attorney Wado WarrenThayer

The Sonoma br ught 55 sacksof mail and 200 tons of freight forHonolulu She had 2000 tons offlour aboard for Now Zealand aDdAustralia

Tho Mariposa and Alameda willbo put on the Tahiti run to covirthe irnil contract They wil makeEorai monthly trips oalling at Hono-lulu

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and Papeete

Mrs Walbridgo Mi33 Parko andMiss May Damon wore outgoingpassengers on tho Miowera jestorday They will go to tho CanadianRockies for a fow wooks sojourn

Tho Miowera wbioh sailed forVancouver at 4 oclock yesterdayuftornoou had ovor 200 passougerson board most of whom are boundto attend the coronation festivities

Tho big American ship Drigoout 103 days from Hongkong forHonolulu has been added to theoverdue Hat in Sau Franoisco withreinsurance rates quoted at 10 percent

Judge Humphreys yoftorday afternoon signed a decree in the case ofRobert Hind vs Ebon P Low dis-

solving the co partnership formerlydialing between the parties ofaction

Jonathan Shaw as guardian ofthe estate of Evelyn N Bidwell hasfiled n final supplementary reportshowing total receipts of 119039total disbursements 225 leaving aoash balanoe on hand of 97109

Louis Moyer tho popular Courtroportor of tho Advertiser resumedhis duties at tho Court House thismorning on his roturn from hishoneymoon trip Ho was tho recipient of tbo hearty congratulationsof his many frjonds thorp

Tho jury in tho case of tho Terri ¬

tory vs J T Figuorado ManuelOarvalho and J J Souzs chargodwith assault aud battery on ouoManuwal returned a vordlot of notguilty lato yesterdoy oftornoon Thomen had been found guilty by

Judge Wilcox and appealed to thoCircuit Court

OOUBEBFONDENOr

Iho Kamaalnu and ttallhlnl Proposi-

tion¬

from a Mallhluia Stand ¬

point

Ed Tiie Independent

Dear Sir Having understoodthat jour paper represents the Hawaiian people I am at a loss tounderstand tho opparently well

settled policy of your paper in con-

tinually

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attaoking tho malihinie bb

we recently arrived Americans aro

called in the nativo tongue v

Political parties aro the result of

the union of pooplo of the same do

sire in government and not of per-

sonal

¬

friendship And I contendthat tho Hawaiian people aud tLn

recently arrived Americans hove thosame political intorosls Your Ha-

waiian¬

pooplo claim to wish countyand municipal government Everymalihini bore desires tint but 75

of your kamaaina frLnds all againstit Your people have declared infavor of discouraging tho importa-tion

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and employment of cheap alienlabor That suits us malihinis exnotlv but 00 of your kamaainafrionds desire that kind of laborand none other Your people wanta change ia the land laws so thatcitizens may take up homes at littleexpense that is just what wo malihiuis wmt but your kamaainafriends havo sent nt least two lobby-

ists¬

to Washington at governmentexpense to defeat all attempts tochange the land laws They wantthe plantations to have the right ofway in all land matters

Referring to pat politics may beodious but it is nevertheless pertin-ent

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In 18D9 and 1900 when thoOrganio Act was bfoie Oongresand tho Hawaiian people wre de-

sirous¬

of securing m in hood HifTORcwas it your kamaaina friends whourged Congress to strike out theproperty qualification for voter orwnj it tbo deapind malihinUT Wasit Do Thurston Froar nartwelland Waterhouae wbn wore thenyour friends or was it not LittleHumphreys Gear Cayplots andothei malihinU There is only ocobone of contention and that is thooffice and that s certainly a miuormatter It soetus to ms that itwould be au amicable division todivide in proportion to tho numberof voto3 oast by tho nstivo son onesdo and the malihinis on tho other

in which caso the lioua sharewould go to tho natives

If the Hawaiian really want thoroforms indicated we malihinis areready to holp thorn gat them butwo expect and demand fair treat-ment

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in return thoroforIn tho election two yrnrs ago tho

malihinis had not a single reprosontative on the ticket and yetprntioally Iho only wbita winvotd for the uutiveB were thomalihinis f

In tho special election just held a

malihini in sympathy with the natires was turned d iwn apparentlyto show Jha new comera that theyneed expect nothing and a karataiua a representative if tho plant-ers

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substituted The result wasthat you lost tho malihini votewhile you gained no votes from thowhite kamaainas whom you snyinuBt bo befrieudod at all hazardsaud the election was lost

If you watt n coalition with thowhite kamaainas why wouldnt itbo policy for vou to advooato aooalitiou with tho missionary wingof tho ropublioau party where 75

of tho white koinaalnas are to befound

A MuitRICAN

Honolulu April 21 1002

Tho lrmcoa Compromise

Sister Albertina trusteo forStella K Cockott plaiuttfT in eJButment notion against the Kapiolauioatate has filed a disoontiuuanco intho action A compromiso wasreached yostorday wher6by thoPriuces David and Cupfd acquire allof Mrs Gookutts right title and in-

terest¬

in and to about throe andtkrpe quarter aoros of laud In Patinafor 12000 a quit claim doed boiuggiven

Turno Out to bo a JFoUo

Thore was a digusitou lot ofsports at tho Aala warehouse lntuight at the conclusion of tho tugof war coutoat According to theprogram tho All Americans wero topull with tho Lumber Yards andtho Portuguese with the Kani-ke-A-

The All Americans as ou aprevious occasion failed to put inan appearance aud tho Portuguesetem was so composed as to be uurecoguizable oven by its ownfrionds Captain Maohado of thePortuguese wan hining by bin absence and so wuro four of his bestmen

A team of uncaptainod volunteerssubstitutod for tho All Americanswere pulled ovor by tho LumberYards in 89 seoondr amid a volleyof dorisiva and anxry ories Thepublic however kept their pationcohoping that tho next numbor ou tboprogram would givo them something for thir money Cruel illu-

sion

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Tho Portuguese in thordisabled condition became an oony

proy for the sturdy Kani-ke-A- u

whu disposed of them in 12 minutesThi public wont home disgusted

with such nn exhibition of badfaith ocd in all probabilities Ihodoom of future cjutosts in th s present tournnrucut ban been sealed

To Join tbo Albatrots

Ensign Alexander N Mitchell US N has been diroctud to report atHonolulul for duly on boaid the US F S Albutrots at that port andbe has sailed for that duty TheAlbatross will be retained on tbofar Pacific station for some time tocome in tho interests of deep seasurveys for tho Navy DepartmentIt is probable however that beforetho rtturn of tho Albatross to thecoast of the Uuited States she willundertake some strictly Bish Com-

mission¬

work in the deeps of tLoPaoifl and her return may bo de-

layed¬

much longer than is at pre-

sent¬

anticipated Army and NavyJournal

BhoDtuifr at Kultm

As wo go to pross a report hasreached the Poliuo Station totbe eJoct tbnt a man hadbon- - tliDt nt HewdUd plsooKalihi Tho patrol wagon and u

number of ofilcers have been diepatched to investigate

Later Tho body of a white manhas just beoo biought to the Stotioiand a coroners jury impaneled Itis a oase of suicide

Ortiz Gbt8 One Year

In tbo Circuit Court this morningOrtez the Porto Rioau who wasfound guilty on Wtdnesday ltst ofBtealing 25 apiir of bootp a pairof spectacles and other articles fromChe house of Mr Sbaw was son

toncod to serve ouo year in Oabuprison by Judge Tlbinson

Tbo Miowera sailed for Viotorijat i P M yesterday

Tbo Moana was sighted c ff KokoHead at 11 oclock Ibis aftorucon

Tho Ooptlo coming from thoOrient was sighted til Koko Headat 230 this afternoon

Iventuolryn tamems deaaso MooroWhiskey unequalled for Its purityaud oxcolloaco On sale at any oftho snloonB and at Lqvojoy Ooiliattibukiuff aqwiU or the HawaiianIslau1

Mr and Mrs J as Lyle anddaughtor woro outgoing paseengemby yesterdays Miowera Aud soalso ware Mr and MrB W I Ballrecently of Wailuku Maui Theyare all bound for Canada

rHOS LINDSAY

taMatfnH hwhiCall and InBpoot tho beautfal and vaotadisplay of rooIr iot prouunt3 or lor peromit uiio and nttoruwut

I orn IWIrilnt 0W lfirt tUrnftt

JOHN NOYT

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lUm Btroat Honolulu

SPECIAL SALE OF GARDEN HOSE I

We have a largo stock at prices o suit every purac

FISH LINE AND TWINEWo now havo a very complete assortment received

direct from the manufacturers

Faints Oils aid VarnishesBrashes Home Furnishing Goods Tools and Implements

of the Most Approved Patterns

Sfovf s far Gasoline Kerosene Wood and Goal

ME PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDPort Street Art Rooms and Bethel Street Department

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Tho are withhot and oold water andlights Artosiua water

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buildinpa supplied

sanitation

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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made largo additions toour machinery wo are now ablo tolaunder SPKEADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat tho rate of 2t cents per dozencsh

Satisfactory work and prompt dalivery uornntoed

No fear of clothing being lootfrom strikes

Wo invito inspection of our laun ¬

dry and methods at uuy time duringbusiness hours

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It Upholds the Right and is

Fearless Agamst Mil Corners

NOR 13 IT PLEDGED TO AN PARTY SECTOR FACTION

Its Expressions are Outspoken

Sntaription Only Fifty Cents a

DaainoBB Cards

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ALLEN dl ROBINSON

PsALKES IN LtJMBkB AND COAL AHBuilding Matebials of

All Kinds

Queoa Street Honotulu

T B MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Seahoheb of Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Colleoted

Campbell Blook Morobant Btreot1419 U

THOMAS FITOH

ArronNEt at Law

33a S King St Honolulu17 lni

F1 ORSAL3HArt ACRES OF LAND BIN GRZ I 2180 und BIO at Knraaee NorihKona

Hawaii Apply toMORBIB K KEOHOKALOLB

Ileal Estate AgentKnahimanaBtree

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Promises on Kukui Lano Pospassion given on January 1 1901Vpr torms apply to

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Office At the Old Van Dorno Premises1315 ly

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No IB Eaabatnana Street

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Atiobnet at Law

Office Morobant Street OartwriahtBuilding

1474 tf

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3500 HOUSE AND LOT ON

Liliha Street near King Only smalloash payment received Apply to

LLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

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SonvKYon and Rial Estate Aoek7

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Dump Carts furnishod bvtbe day on Hours Notice

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Office with J M Monsarrat Carwright Building Merohant Stt

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Real Estate Doalors603 Fort Bt near King

BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND

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ItELIGUOtJB SMOKING SERVICES

Continued from 1st pane

from thoso who desired to air tholr

views on disinfectants and most of

the space was certainly tnkon up with

such letters as dealt with tobacco as

i means of proventing smallpox

It wob recalled that at the tlmo of

tho great plague In London overy child

was ordered to take a plpo of tobacco

to school and that at Intervals during

lessons both master and children

lighted up

ADVICE NOT DISINTEBESTED FEM1AFS

Another correspondent says that ho

nas held positions In various cigar

and tobacco manufactories since 1844

and has never known or the death of

a cigar or tobacco maker from chol-

era or smallpox or oven any other In-

fectious

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disease Ho advises persons

who dont smoko to burn a llttlo to-

bacco

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in their rooms every morning

before leaving homo for business

Travelling In smoking carriages he

says serves much tho samo purpose

Another correspondent begs tho

Lancet to spare a moment from Its

pursuit of microbes to give some sortof authorttatlvo decision on tho point

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Tho first Local HintOne of tbe institutions here

which has the Bpeoial attention oftourists as well as the local peopleis the Mint which b established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere goneral manager McDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper resting place and the vaultBwhere the bars to be minted andbeer are kept present a very tastyspectacle The Mint is open from530 a m to 1130 p rn and duringthose hours tho work never ceacesVisitors after looking over the placewill find first olas refreshments andthe purest of liauors

FOR BENT

BoomsStores

On the promises of the SanitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

Tho buildings are supplied withhot and oold water and oleotriclights ArteBiun water Perfeattanitation

For particulars apply to

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Sanitary steal Laundry

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GREAT REDUCTION III PRICES

Having mado large additions toour machinery wo are now able toiaundor SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS oud TOWELSat the rato of 25 cents per dozenoash

Satisfactory work and prompt dolivery guaranteed

No foar of olothlng being lostfrom strikes

We inyito inspection of our laun-dry

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A SUMMER PROPOSITION

Well now thoroe tho

ICE QUESTION I

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