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ganioof discovering tho perfectlyobvious is si ill being played in fastand furious fashion by certain roc dpeople who dwell among us Withall tho glory of bug head linesBorne in red and some in Bombreblack tho looting of a citys treas-ury

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Bnd th news of a oityx vicoare being Haunted in tho facepf awatching world and tho watchingworld complacently simulates ahorifiod Hurpriao at tho retelling ofthe old old story ai the public re-hearsal

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of a drama of whoH thrill ¬ing dtala i ha long been perfect ¬ly aware Whole pages of closoyprinted reading mutter telling ofgambling dens here of balls of de-pravity there of Vidti openuosseverywhere are dnily thrust underour nosos with our coll o and ourrolls Thoy have become as truly apart of our breakfast jable adornmoot as tho coffee urn itself and wolift our eyobrows in bolyhorror andeurprise at tho sickening revelationof a viciouauess with all the detailsof which wo have long been familiarTho Reverend Dotor This lays barebefore us with a grea and clericalgusto all tho horrid ilbings he hasseen in the course of a weeko explor-ation

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of tho citys dives the distin-guished

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Mr Secretary That of thoCivic Club tells ub oLthe awful dere-liction

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of a citys guardians of lawand order aud the Honorable MrSomebody himself aipublic officialwho with the record of tboir faith-lessness

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clear and open before bi3very eyes worked tooth and nail toplaco tho faithless in power nowdisillusioned holds up his hands

in horror as with trembling voice hoproclaims the wickedness of lm as-sociates

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But theso geutlemeu donot tell us that if jUiu conditionswhich exist are intolerable it isthemselves who mut accept a largemeasure of responsibility for themyet this is tho fact The outburstis periodic nnd it is iuspired nodoubt by righteousness but theagitators apparently content

with their righteousnessfor when the time for notionconies they either do not actat all or they do so in sopuerile a fashion that their eifor sare worse than nil provoking thederision of the wicked and the tearsof the good citizens Foolish ques-tions

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of personal diguily quarrelsover methods differences of thepettiest character not only impedebut render futile the efforts of anysincere movoment fur the better ¬ment of affaiis There is no useblinking the fact that while a vastnumber of public officials would un-doubtedly

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benefit by a prolongedand enforced courso of study in someone of our many State reformatoriestho reformers themselves are equallyin need of a drastic course of train-ing

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iu a school of common senseand until tho independent citizenrealizes that the strength of ai ymovement lies wholly in a surreudi rof individual caprice to the will ofthe majority we may expectthings to go on very mueb mthey are now going on Unity ofmethod is as essential to success asuuity of purpo80Furtherniureuoouomay eit comfortably at home and re-form

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tho outside world with histheories Tbo man who proposesto do real work must go out into thoHolds and put bis own hand to theplough and if iu the furrows heoomes to a muddy spot he must gothrough it himself without shirkingaud without whining if ho is tocomplete his task With reformersiu tbo cloud tbey cannot hope torescue thosa who wallow iu tbomud and uutil our committees ofCO 70 or 80 oome down to earth andaoiept tho conditions which thornprevail their efforts wjll ayU nothiug either to thepAeolves or toothnrsj the old story will be toldonce more aud the sickening revela-tion

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1 KAPlOLUJI PARK PUREThroe Miuutra Class two inthree Haruees

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Raco3 June 11th1 UNIOV FEED CO CUP Half

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9 IRWIN CUP Oae Mile DbHawaiian Breds To be wontwice

10 CRITERION OUP One andone fourth Mile Dsh free forall To be won twico

11 CONSOLATION RACE QuoMile Dash for all horses whichhave competed at this Meetingwithout winning

All entries to be mado with tboRnnrntnrv liefore 9 iv in nn Wurltinn

I in T t luriAEntrance fee to bo ten per cent of

purse unless otherwiso Bpecifii dAll races to bs run or trotted uu

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All riders and drivers to appearin colors

At least three to outer and two tostart

All horses are esoented to startunless withdrawn hv 9 oclock a mon Juno 8th 1900

General admission GO centsG rand stand extra 50 cents and

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MONDAY MAY 21 1900

THE LATE CHIEF JU3X10E

With reverent fjriof Tnn Independ-ent placeB upon the bier of DrAlbert Francis Judd late ChiefJustice of the Hawaiian Islands itswreath of cypress and laurel Thoseevergreens live longer than thexnoro perishable flowers as typicalof the fact that the Chief Justicesfame will not be transient but willprow with years as his lngal andadministrative labors on behalf ofHawaii became better known andmore widely appreciated

Ai a lawyer under his leadershipthe decisions of the Supremo Courtof Hawaii have been recognized bythe Judiciary and Bars of highestinternational repute as having beenof tho greatpst merit and sound tothe core His intimate knowledgeof tho Islands the language tradi-tions habits and customs of thoHawaiians and the strong attach-ment

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the late Chief Justice enter ¬tained for the native race were ofinvaluable assistance to Bsnok andBar alike

As a gentleman ho was all that agentleman should be quiet con-siderate

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kindly refined sud court-eous

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and at times long suffering andpatient undor political attacks whichwould test the forbearance of mostmen Ever ready nay anxious toassist the young and ambitious aspirant for legal honors he yet couldbe kindly but reproachfully severeon delinquent transgressors of thecode of ethics of the Bar

He was not an orator but rather agraceful and cultivated speaker possessing the gift of a clear distinctand musically modulated voice andthat voice could speak words wellworth listening to and such ai wouldleave good seed behind if the eoilwas tilled to receive them Anearnest thinker an oarnest Christianand an earnest patriot AlbertFrancis Judd was worthy of hishonorable predecessors in the ChiefJusticeship of Hawaii and we reverently bow tho head to day beforehis grave

Tho Queens Birthday

The unsigned By Order noticecolling for a meeting of BritishResident on Saturday evening atthe Arlington Hotel to arrange fora celebration of Queen VictoriasBirthday failed to merit with a responsive echo but some or SOvery Indignant men met and scoredthe unknown caller who was notpresont and who it has developedwas Mr A St M Mackintosh It isthought probable that a specialcricket match may he arranged forthe day but tho main effort will bemade to honor the day by honoringher Majestys representative at hisroception

Tho Kiuau aud Olaudino lastweek towpd the ship John O Potteroff a mud bank at Kibei No damego douo Sho was coal lodeu

DEATH OF THE CHIEF JUSIICE

Mouraod by Many Ho Joins thoGreat Majority in tho Mansionsf Ktornlty

The tension is over tho silverchord has heeu soverod aud AlbertFrancis Judd one of Hawaiis mostlearned and distinguished of ChiofJustices ha rouo to rest for elornity after his life long labors faithfully wrought to their end He diedat 7C0 last oveuing with the echoesof tho church bells in his ears

Albert F Judd L L D was bornJanuary 7 183S and was the son ofRev Gorritt P Judd who arrived in1833 in Hawaii with the so nd bindof missionaries from Oojlou Theimmense influence exorcised and thevaluablo sirvico3 rendarad by thisillustrious man to Hawaii are matters of historical record It mightalmost be said that ho wai mainlyresponsible for modernizing audAmericanizing tho system of government on tho Islands

The late Chief Justice was edu ¬cated at Punahou College underthe abli tuition of R9V E G Backwith and Rev Daniel Dole tho fa ¬ther of our President Governor Hecompleted his academical and lawcourse at Yale graduating in 1858attheag of twenty and in lateryears being honored by his AlmaMater with the degree of L L D

Returning to Honolulu he commence the practice of the law Hetravelled extensively through theAmerican continent aud Europe toripen his education and broaden hismind

In 1873 he was appointed Attorney-G-eneral and on February 181874 accepted tho position of Sec-ond Associate Justice of the Su-preme Court becoming First Asso-ciate

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Justice on February 1 1877and subsequently succeeding to theChiof Justiceship on November f1881 ci tho death of Chief JusticeC C Harris Ho retained the posi-tion

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until his death as a tenderedresignation ha not been officiallyaccepted

Un February 18 1899 the 25thanniversary of the late Chief Jus-tices

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appointment to the Bench wascelebrated by a banquet given tohim by the members of the Hawai ¬ian Bar over which Genoral A SHartwoll presided and at whichPresident Dole and nearly everymember of tho Bar in Honoluluwere present Tho sentiments ofrespect and tho expressions of confi ¬dence in his wisdom ability and in ¬tegrity then expressed were endors-ed

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by all and more specially thefact of the vast beneficial influencebo bad wisely used in educating theHawaiian magistracy for ho was athorough Hawaiian eebolar and theyoung lawyers of the Hawaiian raceto whom ho was fondly attached

The late Chief Justice marriedearly in life Miss Agoes R Boyddaughter of Rev James R Boyd ofGeneva New York and seven sonsand two daughters survive

They are Agnes E Judd AlbertF Judd Jr James R Judd HenryJudd who iB at present in Yale Cotlego in tho junior olass CharlesSheldon Judd Gerritt P JuddLawrence MoOully Judd and SophieBoyd Judd Bosidos these are thethree Bisters of the deceased MrsE K Wildor Mrs Augusta Carterand Miss Helen Judd

Tho flags on tho Executive andJudiciary buildings were half mast-ed

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today the Courts and tho govern ¬ment otlicos were closed and thedoors of tho Judiciary building borethe sombre signs of mourning in re-spectful

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homage to the memory oflate Chief Justice

Tho funeral will take place fromthe family residence on NuuanuValley at oclock this afternoonand not from Central Union Churchand the solemn services will be con ¬ducted by Rev W M Kincaid

As the Chief Justioo demittedfrom tho Masonic fraternity sometime ago it is thought not probablethat the masons will make any offi ¬cial demonstration especially as itis the desire of the family to have asimple funeral The public char ¬acter of tho deceased will howeveruaturally call for the attendance of

public officials and of tho Judiciaryaud tho Bar

Tin pall bearers will be the sixsous of the Chief Juatico now resi ¬dent in Honolulu

In doath tho calm expression oftho Chief is there but tho face andframo aro much attenuated

dotting ExtravagantPresident Dole hns visited Koolau

ou this island to look into tho interoUs of tho Settlors who wish toeurroidor their lenses of 1750 acrosin exohausJB for tho privhgo ofsettling on tho laud as homo tend ¬ers

Mr Dole wis greeted by thoschool children at H uua who werotold to turn out eu masso 26 andsing patriotic songs liko I wouldleavo my happy home for jonThe girl I left behind on Hawaii

and There will be a hot time atthe primaries

Tho President will take a deepand practical interest in the lsndcand as an earnest he sent a baseballoutfit to the boy J and a croquet eitto the girls

The name of Dole is now forevercommeanorated at the Hauulaschool and the taxpayers are anx ¬ious to kuow whether the generousgift of the joveruor was paid outof the fun 1 from which heswelled the Maine fund to his per¬sonal glorification

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Kanaiiele At the MaternityHome ou tlie 20th inst to the wifeof Joshua Kanahele a ami

Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence- - On Rale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianislands

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-paragus

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Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Placo your orders oarlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET- -

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Thursday next tho 21 inst the anniversary of Queen Victorias Birth

day botwoen tho hours of 11 ui

and 1 p m at the British Consulate

Kapalama

Judo Wilcox disposed of a smallcalendar Saturdav and was verylenient to the culprit before himSince KalunaV conviction no robborios or hold up have btou recorded at tho police station

Insure Yonr House and Furniture

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QtJAHANTINE KOTICE

OrncE of Tnc Boapd of Health IHonolulu H I May 1G 1900 J

Rebolvid That quarantine uponpiopeity condemned by tho Boaidof Health on account of tho txistence of bubonic plague shall be raised after the expiration of fourmonths from the dato of destruc-tion

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by fire of tho buildings uponsuch property Provided howeverthat no building erected upon suchpremises shall bo occupied uutil thesewerage system is in working orderin such district and the buildingsare properly connected with thesame and further that no cesspoolsshall be excavated or ued upon anysuch promises C B WOOD

President Board of Health1512 3t

IKRiaATION NOTICE

HOIDEHS OF WATER PK1VILKGE8or those paying water rates are herebynotified that tho hoars tor irrigationpurposes are from 6 to 8 oleook a in andfrom i to 0 oclock p m

ANDREW BROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved Alks YocsnMlnitnr of Interior

Honolulu June 14 1809V4 t

Bargains will abound

2 Pair lens Best Hcrmedorf Socks

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TARIFF

SIXTY DAYS AFTERtho Hawaiian Territorialbill is passed tho duty onEuropean O h ina andCrockery waro will bo fromr5 to GO percent hiphor55 percent on White andGO porcont on Decorated

THE PRESENT DUTYis 10 percent ou either

NOW IS YOUR TIMEto purobaso what you wantin this lino before prices areadvanced

STERLING SILVERfrom tho factories of Reed

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WE WILL have a sp0cial sale for the next thirtydays commencing April28th

THE REDUCTION willbe 33 1 3 percent Our a-ssortment

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is very complete

PLATEWARE will healso sold at special reducedprices

RICH CUT GLASS forthe noxt thirty days at a25 percent reduction

ALL OF OUR GOODSare marked ip plain figuresand the old prices remainwith tho new

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Importers of Crockery GlassLamps Houso Furnishing Goods

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virtf680 mlC nly a 8amp of tho Bargains to be found- fV3 llnes of eoods our Various Departments

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Tho Hawaii Herald ia now a dailypaper

Tho Government IJand phys atEmma Square this ovniug

Tho Kilohana Art Longuo givesits first view thin evening

Honolulu Mesjeugor Servico de ¬liver messages and packages TolePhnno H7R

Kamohamha defeated Oalni onSoHirdny in thn fi ml game for thobaseball championship Scorn 21to 23

lOx 1 Bluailnd Shetmps 20 cent9n yard for oiih week only at L BKerr Oo Queen Btreot

The Britishers of tho Islands havesont Boni Gvi thiiund ilollnra totho South Afnoau Relief Fund duriug tho past year

A grand opportunity to ropleimhyour sheetums and pillow casingsfor one week only at Kerr Co

Tho U S S Iroquois steamednway to thoir Midway plaisaunco onSaturday aftnrnoou to tho strains ofBtrgors Baud

Dont fail to ring up Telephone411 American Messonger Service ifyou bnve auy messages or packagesto deliver

Governor Dale ha appointedGail Smith Circuit Judge of theThird aud Fourth Districts on Ha-waii

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to succeed Judge Gardiner KWilder

A scratch game of Cricket wasplayed on Saturday as th matohScotland vs tho World failed tomaterialize for lack of attendance ofmembers

At the Y M C A on Saturdayevening at basket ball the Honolu-lu heat Diamond Head 12 5 andthe Maile llimas defeated theSophoinoroi 22 C

When you waut a hack ring upllll On that itand you will get areliable ami good driver a lino hackaud uo overcUarKiirg

The military drill and tho coremouuid of lowenug the flag at

ysterday was a delight-ful

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event and Attracted a largonumber of HpmsiatoM

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This is tho lat week of tho en ¬gagement of the Hogau MuiBtrels atthis popular theatre The South-well

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Opera Company will probablybe the next attraction

Special bargains for the gentle ¬men Hats and Caps Shirts CollarsCuffs aud Neck Ties for one weakonly at L 13 Kerr Co QueonStreet

At Tenuis on Saturday F CAtuerton defeated Charles Elstonlast years champion and Miss MaryHart defnated Airs John waiorlioueo this years champion

Fifth District Ninth PrecinctKauluwela SchoolTotal votespolled 70 for J A Hughes 27 forL A Thurston 21 for W J Coolho21 for J L Kaulukou 1

Tho City Carriago Co is now inthe livery business It has buggiessurreys wagons eto on hand at allhours of tho day or night Tele ¬phone 113

Dr Sinclair requests that all per ¬sona interested in chesB meet to-night

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at 8 oclock in the WaverlyClub rooms for the purpose of re-viving

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interost in tho popular gatno

Joseph H Richards father ofTheodore Richards of this city diedat Montclair N J on May Howas a business man of New orkCity and 05 years of age at the timeof his death

Mr R A Jordan and others areinteresting themselves to day in ar ¬ranging for a cricket match withmusie and refreshments for QueenVictorias birthday on Thursdaynext Tho matter will probably boen Iraine tomorrow

A very fino program will bo rend ¬ered at tho musjoalo yuiph is tp begiven to morrow evening at the resi ¬dence of Mrs F J Lowrey for thobenefit of tho Ladies Society oi ioCentral Union Church AmongIhosa to appear are Mrs MautaRimTurner Mrs Iloffmaun Mibs Gfiawold Mr Paul Isenberg Mr Elstonaud others

SuRar on Hawaii on May 18awaiting thipment was as followsKukuihaeln 6 500 Honokaa 21500Paauhau 10800 Ookala 8503 Papacies 21000 Hakalau ltiuuu uu- -npnrn limig nnnhno 10U0 rar - i r ipaikou 11000 Waianaliu IhwuiWaiakna 10000 H P S M 2700Punaluu 21000 Houaupu lbOUOTotal 188000 bags

A DAY OF KEKBIMENX

Employees of tho G V O Close ShopAnd Havo An Outing

Tho long train of fino passengerscars woro filled with gaily attiredexcursionists outsido tho railroadstation yesterday morning when thocrowd surging on tho platform wassuddenly increased by a largo num ¬ber of young people whoso facesworn familiar to tho publio andwhoso hat3 wero stamped withluis

It was tho Post Office employeesbound for n vaoation of a few hoursand having for once a day off

During tho past five yars therehas not boon a Sunday which thehardworking boys could callthoir own Fato made a steamerarriving or departing ou every Sun ¬day and the mail men had to stay inthuir harness aud huatlo and grinand bear itThoy wore determined to have apicnic however aud after consultingtitiiBtablei aud stoamor schedules itwas found that May 20 would bo aday on which even Dr Sorono Bis ¬hop couldnt growl for not havinglottor uot arrived delivered to him

Tho idea of the picnic was startedabout Christmas time when Iho LoMuDyon Photographie Co present ¬ed tho P O clorli3 with a purso of

23 as a taken of its appreciation ofthe work of the bureau Louis Konote who knows a luau when hosops it callod ou tho boys and with-out

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stuffing a ballot box it was deaden to uso JL9 Munyons generousgift a a foundation for tho celebra-tion

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of a general holiday The boyssubscribed freely and the busiuofshouses who remember tho bureauevery Christmas by a present woroasked to hold on until the rightday was there which tboy did withpleasuro adding to their Christmasboxes several extras of the verybast brand

Yesterday morning tho PO party52 in number got on board themoruing train Tho party wascomposed of all tho employees oftho Bureau with tho exception ofthe Postmaster General and his bro-ther

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who wero unable to attendowiug to tho serious illness of tholattor In the party woro also MrLh Muuyon tho guost of honor oxemployoes of tho Post Office andrepresentatives of tho Press bosidesJock Maguire who personally

conducted tho party to Waipahuwhore tho foast took place

While near Moaualua a Btcamerwas sighted coming into port andthe boys with great joy yelledYou are too late we cant go baokIt wa3 only tho Bloemfoutoin and

she carried no mailAt Waipahu everything was in

roadiness to accommodato the partyMr Levi ono of tho oldest employees of tho Post Office lives at Wai ¬pahu and he had full oharge of theluau which was to take place in anopen lot adjniniug bis cosy home

Louis Kenako was tho host of thoday and was like bo is in the mailmill horo there and everywhereHo attended to tho inner man ofall present and never overlookedhis own digestive container MrLo Muuyon took several pictures ofthe happy crowd and tho maudoUnand other instruments furnished animprovised orchestra

When Kenako said ready thoparty fell to with a good will andthn tablo ladon with all tho dolicacies of a native luau was beleagueredand Justice dono to clams crabsfish pig poi etc- - A few bottles ofbeer were also unsealed for the bene ¬

fit of tho appraisersSpeeches woro in order and Louis

Kenako niado au eloquent addressin honor of Mr Le Munyou whoreally was tho originator of tho outing Then thero were toaets to thoPostmaster to Uo Secretary to Kenako and his long Buffering deliverydepartment to tho ox employees toJook Maguire and even to tho

PressWhen all wero satisfied Louis

heaved a sigh and whispered Iwish they would be as ready to snjl

in wljpn a mqjl arrYPs WY areto taoklo the refreshments aud hoauggosted a visit to tho Oahu Sugar

j Coa mill It was great iutorestto all

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A Startling offer of New and Scarce

All Wool Black CreponsAnd Colored OreDOns

These goods only arrived on the S S Warrimoo and they are beautieshad lots of Crepons before and have sold them too But this new shipment

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Is the information wo gt t from reliable sources and we believe it as nothingnialccs a more stylish skirt or suit than a pretty Crepon they wear well that is ifget the right kind

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to lake a walk through that magni ¬ficent building especially to thosein tho party who never saw a millbefore It was also amusing to listento some of those who know a millfrom outnide explaining in an easyMunchausen manner the process ofsticking a stick of cano in at oneond having wheels run around andbehold got tho golden dividends inHonolulu

The iron Iioteo snorted howeveraud the train made a halt to pick uptho jolly party which had thorough-ly

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enjoyed the outing and the mem-bers

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of which felt ready to returnto routine work to day but allhoping that fivo years shall not paBjbyo before another Post Office ex-cursion

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takes place Next timeLouis it will bowrong of tho maildepartment to exclude the femalefriends Thoy will resent it andwhere will thoboys he without thogirls ou tho Post Office verandah

Nicoly furnished room at No 9Garden Lane is to let

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DRAFT NO 883 DRAWN BYMill Co Ltd in favorof G G Loong for 103000 Payment of came has been stopped audall persons are warned agaiust ac-cepting

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Farewell Engagement

and his Colored Minstrel

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Waterproof Carriage ApronLinen Carriage Wraps in Great Variety at

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BunmooB Carets

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Freight Olork and SStovedoteOld Reliable Again on Deck

Offlco At the Old Van Dorno Premise1315 ly

DR O G Q SOAPAKONTH

Qradaaled from th Royal University ofTurin Iuily

Lovo B lilding Fort Strfet

Office Hours 10 a m o 12m1353 Uin 3 o fi p m

H B BITOHOOOK

Attorney at Law

Office Bethel Street mauka of thePost Office

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T B M03SMANReal Estate Aqent

Abstractor and Searcher of TitlesLoans Neqotia ed

Rents CollectedCampbell Block Merchant Street

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A L C ATKIKBOS ALBERT V JLDD JR

ATKINSON JTJDD

ATTORNEYS AND CoOSEIiIOn3 AT IiAW

Office ovor Bishop Co a Bant CornerKaataamana and Merchant Streets

T McOANTS STEWART

AtTOBNEI AND ConNSELLOB AT LAW

Progress Blck Opposito Catbolii OhurebFortStreet Honolulu H 1

TflVphnnB 112 P O RnrTO

W O AOHI CO

Real Estatl Stock and 3oNrBROKERS

Office 10 West Kim Street Hono Ju1210 ly

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewriter Con ¬veyances and Searches mr

Records

No 15 Koahumann St cnt

DR SLOQQETT

Oculist and Aubist

Proerpsa Blook St Vlur OlMcn HnnrsQ k m to 4 P u

B N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Eitatb Agent

Office Bethel flvmti over the New30 Modal Reatunrant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper akd SheetTbon Worr

KiuK Street Honolalu

ALLEN e ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Goal andBuilding Materials or

All KihpjQlaan Blral Wnnntnli

Brace faring CoReal Estate floaters

603 Fort St near KJcg

BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOT3 AKD

LANDS FOR OAL

Parties wishine to dispose of tno lProperties are Invitsd to rsll on nt

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81MELY TOPICS

Honolulu April 11 1900

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST ARRIVEDTVr Ez Diamond He d sehr Trau

it and E B Stilton A largo assortment of General Merchandise viz

Perfect Double Mould BoardPlows perfect Broalierinpr Plowsperfent Rico Plows side Hill andSubaail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road ScrapersSteel Tray Iron Tubulor Wheelharrowa Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows

Hanging Lamp Glaus LampsLamp Chimneys and Lautern

Gl- - bnsHorse and Mule Shoes assorted

iZRBlack Smith Coal iu BagsHawaiian SiltButter Churns aud Butter Work-

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Milk Pans and Dish PansEnameled and linted Iron Sauce

pinsWrought Iron Tea Kettles JapdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Hamnaor Black Smith Tools Machinist Toole Plumbers Tools oto

Please call aud examine for yourself

Tiie Hawaiian Harawara Co Lfl

Fort Street opposite SpreckelsCosBajk

SALE OF LAND IW BIANOA VAL ¬LEY HONOlULUOAHU

PPORTUNITY TS GIVEN TOpurchase in Manoa Valley a

beautifully situated property containing all tho necessary essentialsfor a homiStcad and where healthfulclimat and picturesque scenery areiu the midst of historic surroundingsanil all in contact with improvedgrounds planted with various for-eign

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fruits as well as supplied withfruitB trees indigenouo to HawaiiThe acreage of 4GG4 ac es iu feesimple and 31 16 acres under longand favorable leases

Included in the improvements oilthe fee simple portions is n roomymodern duelling house furnishedwith sauitary and othnr conven ¬iences there is nlso situated thereona roomy oarriag shed and ttahle

The celebrated Waiakebua Waterof tho Gods Falls is in near prox-imity

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and th cool clear sparklingwater therefrom flows through the

-- rounds supplying ample npportunity for increased irrigation to theacreage already planted and whichi capable of conoiderablo improve-ment

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For furthor information apply toJ El BOYD

Intorior DepartmentHonolulu March 28 1900

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THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler

Call and InspeH the eantltul and uaofuldisplay of goos fur p esotB or for persiniil use end adornment

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FOR SALE

Qlnf I KAfil OK COTTAOK CENOiiUU trilly located 20 years to runQruuud Uvut per month Apply to

WILUAVI SAV1HU1- -lR17 f No l0 Kort Street

MORRIS K KE0HORAL0LB

OKKIOR NO IS ICAAHUMANVStreet Honolulu formerly A HoiaptHce United dtatca Custom HouseBroken Acrountanle Renroliers 01vlla nl Claiittw l nnilnav- - A9ant

Ccrttflcatos of DoathB

Following aro the deaths touordorlnid not reported by us for whichurial certificates have been grauleil

tiy the Buard of Health vzSundays record lM y 13

Tsurnmatsu Koso Japancfe niah16 yenrs boru iu Japn and ill i

11 King street near Punchbowlmmitted suicido hy outlitii In

hniatj atteudod by Dr Haida Matiki cemetery

Hekim Hawaiian male 7 1 yearsb rn at Kau Hawaii aud died onEmma Btreet next to Royal sohoolifter 2 monthss sickness of old agitteudod by Dr Garvin and acoroners iuqueat after deahPauoa

Kaohuwahine Hiwaiian femallOyearc borti on Hawaii and diedn the Quetis hospital after J5

days sickness of phthisis attendedby Dr Cooper Catholic cemetery

Kamule Hawaiian male 70 joarshorn at Haua Maui and died atIwilei after two years sickness ofbronchitis and old age attendtd byDr Howard Pauoa cemetery

Kaai Hawaiian femnle 1 monthsborn at Hanaloi Kauai and died onQueen street noar the now breweryafter one weeks sickness of bronchi-tii- -

Dr Garvin called in after deathCatholic cemetery

Kaleo Hawaiian male 75 yearsborrat Kohals Hawaii and died inAlowa lane Kuoawai Ewa side ofLiliha street after only ouo dayssickness of acute bronchial catarrhattended by Dr Oawe Kalaepohaku cemetery

Tuesdays record May 15

Carrie Spencer part Hawaiian fe-male

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8 months born at MoanuiMolokai and died iu Kapiolani Parkafter two weeks sickness of gastroenteritis attended by Dr HerbertCatholic cemetery

Manuel Jardin Portuguese male3 weeks born in Honolulu and diedon Alapai btreet facing on Kinaustreet of inanition attended by DrAlvarez Catholio cemetery

Maliana Ualani Hawaiian female60 years born at Kona Huwaii anddied at Kauluwela eff School streetnear Liliha -- fter 9 days sickness ofpneumonia attended by Dr MinerMkiki cemetery

Young Gow Chinese male 38years born iu China and died at theChinese Hospital after 6 monthssickness of phthisis attended byDr Hodgius Manoa cemetery

Stillborn infant of D KalaepaHawaiian female born and died onLiliha street near School Kalaopo- -haku cemetery

Wednesdays record May 10

Emolia Akiona Hawaiian female20 years born and died in Pauoavalley had been sick of typho-mal-ari-

fever attonded by Dr Minerburied on a kuleana in Pauoa valley

Alana Awai Hawaiian fomalf 263ears died at tho Insane Asylumafter 9 weeks sickness of syphilisattended by B r Herbert Pueacemetery

Thursdays record May 17Mrs D K Kamaiopili Caroline

Hawaiian female 6 years born atLabaiua Maui and died at Kalia offWaikiki road near Hopkins switchafter 6 months sickness of phthisisattendtd hy Dr Cooper Kawaia--bao cemetery

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DEPARTED

From Kauai per stmr MikakalaMay 20 -- Mrs Rose A K Kapu CWight W A Kmi e Cat U 0 Camrbell Shldo J Kamanuwsi and B0deck

From Maui per stmr Chudir eMay 20 Rev Mother DelphinaSitter Bouaventura Sister SusannaH Balvorsen wife and child MrsSavidge Mrs Nahaolelua A AalhorgJ W Girvio W O Aikeu V W Rickor J Muir Alamo Otsuka Aion AhPing W Kpu WFieIdgrovHWEConway Ah SiuAh LongYa umottAh Ml letier Win Sing OhongWm Holokahiki W Cabral Kobayashi S Kimura Edwin MontgomeryR H Morris H J Harrison EverettMiss M Keaka Miss Lialoha aud100 deck

From Hilo aud way pora perstmr Kinau May 19 Geo RoJiokW C Wilfoug Rev S L Desha MrnF B McStocker and daughter MrsW Sharp J Henrde h O Oheuault

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A Perie E Rodger F Sharp MiesMcMollan li Smith lmtng Chi MLou ICaw Low Daw KmH DA I iH H UHiitmi F May M CornalPrince Dvid C Chi d Y hikaaaud wife 1 Saylor H Vila U

rmvell Median J M Gtvi MnD Uiao and daiighler GrilnniHihnp or INnopoli rAJ ckon

d11ns V Fortinidez HiMn Hnneh ig Sett I rUv ls IM Ri ni3 eh Idfen D L Brilntt Mis A LButleti Ml McKizi FSinizDr W gner Geo Ale F W H --worth and wie 1 H Pnnus MBGehr W M Holden S K Huntington ad 2 orvnuts A W Car nr HonSam Paiktir F 1 Miler and wifn SLlie Mrs P Makea O B Olmn andwife J T Crawlev T mGav A konaAkin Geo H AHMi Win K tehen OWwkhorv 0 McD maid V WilliamsW Pus A SHlner F W MafnrlaiieGo F Firchiid and 137 dock pa-- eugers

Tho Biuhcan PrimntieDTho first attempt at a Prmvy

election in Honolulu was held ouSaturday last Tho Republicanshad the field aud what is known astho Thurston wiug of the party wassuowed undr by the Humphreyswing With the exception of asquabbl at the Kalili precinct thoconduct at the primaries was mostcreditable although the votes polledwere not as numerous as anticipated

The following delogntes to theRepublican District Convention tobrt hold May 30 were elected nt theprimaries Saturday iu tho Fourthand Fifth Districts

FOURTH DISTRICT

Precinct 1 J H BoydPrecinct 2 Charles Wilcos and

Clarence WhitePreninct 3 A S HumphreysPrecinct C L Crab noPrecinot 5 J W ShortPrecinct 6 Dr C B CooperPrecinct 7

PrecinctPrecinctPrecinctPrecinctPrecinctPri cinctPrecinctPrecinctPrecinctPreninct

TIFTH DISTRICT

1 Frank Phia2 George Weight3 C P Iaukea

56 E Farmer

8 W C Achi9 J A Hughes

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For the PrimariesThe Merchants Exchange laid in

a fiie stock of necessary material forthe holding of the primaries andconventions Try the supbrfiooliquors kept on hand for tho con ¬sumption of customers and you willcome out a winner No charges tothose who belong to the rigthparty

Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence Ou sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianialnnH

WIG IRWIN 4 COLIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francleso Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE VORK8Philadelphia Penu U 8 A

NEWELL UNIVER8AL MILL COManf National Cone Shredder1 1

New York D S AN OHLANDT CO

San Francisco Cal

BI8WORKBUON LOOMOTIVBB82tt Sun Francisco Cal

RING UP 32

nTHE OLD BOYS ARE STILLto the front Tho fire took the

stablca and tho rats but the fine carriages and experienced drivers ofthe Hotel Carriage Co are again ondeck on the old stand cornor ofHotel and Richards streets and willbe on hand as soou as their patronsring up 82

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FOR BALE

S4500 P8KOFALAUrETRNKHouso Hltla d car theheart of the town Present net monthlvtlicomo 150 Apply toIl7 tf No 310 Fort Btreot

ITOI SALB7 ACRES OP LAND IN GRANTSi i 2180 and 010 at Kaxuaee Nor n HiloHawaii Apply to

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLEReal Estate Agent

H HACKFELD CO

LIMITED

Sole Agents for tho well kuo

White SewiogEfoclrnf

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Remington Typc Wrhera

A Large Stock of tho DifferonStyles

ALWAYS ON HAND

HQFFSGEUEGER CQM

LimitedSUCCESSORS TO

ED HOFFSGHLAEGER GO

King and Bethel Streets

miekliesStrongest and Best SawingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Eacli Machine Guaranteed

Wm 6 Irwin GoLIXITZD

WmG Irwin FrfiRldontifc ManagerClims Spreckels First Vlpp Prcpi tW M GiHard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Irtusurei ibecreutryUoo J Ross Auditor

SUGAE FACTORSAHD

sstosiAOIHTB OF THE

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Ban FranrInco Cal

Some men come hero to select abam a tea flavor a brand of olive oilor something to oat that they arovery particular about

They should select their cigarsas carefully Hre they mny havetheir choice from a big stock

We have cigars from theBe Havanafactories

Afrieana Bock iz CoHeury Clay VillnrUpmaun Iutimidad

and others

LEWIS CO9

Tolephono 210 111 Fort Street

By the Barks - - -J C PFLUEGER and

M 13 WATSONwc have received a largoassortnunt of

IMIortorisAND

Crosse BkckwlisGroceries

Bicarbonate of Sodn WashSoda Caustic Snda PaintsHd OUh Corrugated IronRidging etc t emint andJ irebrieks C u r b o 1 i neumStockholm Tar Tubs 13u-lc-t- s

Tinplates Saucepansleu kettles etc

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