The Hawaiian Star from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 2

rwo THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1900. I' i GREAT REDUCTION SALE T15TO WEEKS ONLY pricks aro rrESE XvXv T. MURATA, flUUANU STREET Baby Carriages and Pictures A now Involco Just oponod, and thoy nro soiling fast. Call oarly or you will miss a cholco. New Furniture Kf0Ta' ond w'" on CITY FURfllTORE STORE H.

H. WILLIAMS, Manngcr Tel. anadian-Australian Royal Mail STEAMSHIP COMPANY Btramers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. and Sydney, W. B.

and calling at Victoria, Honolulu, and Brisbane, are Due at lloiioluln on or about llio dates below stated, viz: Hrom Yoncourcr nnd Victoria, 11. for Brisbane and Sydney: 1UUU HIOWERA MAY 12 ULORANGI JUNE 9 WARRIMO JULY 7 aOOWERA. AUG. 4 -IOBANOI SEPT. 1 JTht magnificent new service the "Imperial Limited" Is now running dally BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL Making the run 100 hours without change.

The finest Railway service In world. Through tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Eu-Tot freights and Passage and all general Information, apply to THEO. H. DAVIES Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental Oriental S.

S. Co. and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Bort on or about the dates below mentioned: FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: BIO DE JANEIRO MAY 10 COPTIC MAY 18 AMERICAN MARU MAY 26 PEKING JUNE 5 GAELIC JUNE 13 HONGKONG MARU JUNE 21 CHINA JUNE 29 DORIC JULY 7 NIPPON MARU JULY 17 BIO DE JANEIRO JULY 26 COPTIC AUG. 2 For general Information apply to H.

HACKFELD Oceanic Steamship Company. TIME ODAJBI The Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line will arrive at and Leave this Vort as Hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCISCO: AUSTRALIA MAY 9 ALAMEDA MAY 23 AUSTRALIA JUNE 6 JIARIPOSA JUNE 20 AUSTRALIA JULY 4 SIOANA JULY 18 AUSTRALIA AUG. 1 ALAMEDA AUG. 15 AUSTRALIA AUG. 29 In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the Agents are prepared to Issue, to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco, to all points In the United States, and from New York by ud steamship line to all European Po rts.

Sot further particulars apply to W. G. Irwin Co, (LIMI TED) General Agents Oceanic S. S. Company.

840 Loto Fort Street From Sydney and Brisbane, for Vic torla and Vancouver, B. 1900 AORANGI MAY 9 AVARRIMO JUNE 6 MIOWERA JULY 4 AORANGI AUG. 1 WARRIMO AUG. 29 Gen'l Agts. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: AMERICAN MARU MAY 5 CITY OF PEKING MAY 12 GAELIC MAY 22 HONGKONG MARU MAY 29 CHINA JUNE 5 DORIC JUNE 12 NIPPON MARU JUNE 22 RIO DE JANEIRO JUNE .10 COPTIC JULY 10 AMERICA MARU JULY 17 Ltd.

Agts. FOR SAN FRANCISCu: AUSTRALIA MAY 15 MARIPOSA MAY 25 AUSTRALIA JUNE 12 MOANA JUNE 22 AUSTRALIA JULY 10 ALAMEDA JULY 20 AUSTRALIA AUG. 14 MARIPOSA AUG. 24 AUSTRALIA SEPT. 11 SHIPPING HEUKEIK A mil VINO.

Wednesday, May 2, Stmr. Lehua, Bennett, from Molokal ports. Alice Kimball, from Molokal ports. ARRIVING. Thursday, May 3.

Bftir Wnnlliprwnx. RnrniiRon. from Tacoma, April 5, with lumber. Slip. Agnew, Colly, from Newcastle, February 8: 2078 tons coal.

Brgtn. Harriet Wnyland, from San Francisco, April 13: 250 tons fertilized, G01 tons merchandise. DEPARTING. Wednesday, May 2. Schr.

Kalulanl. for Oahu ports. Schr. Luka, for Hawaii ports. Friday, May 4.

Stmr. Lehua, Bennett, for Kaunaka Kal and Kahulul, p. m. Saturday, May G. Stmr.

Kllauea Hou, Mitchell, for Ha kalau, Honomu, Pepeekeo, 12 noon. Schr. Alice Kimball, for Koholatelc and Klhel, 12 noon. MEMORANDA. Captain Wnyland of the brigantlne Harriet G.

Is accompanied this time by his wife and two children. The Nippon Maru brought only twen ty-six tonB of freight here and took no coal. She left on time at 4 o'clock. The steamer Manauense, which arriv ed in San Francisco on April 20, nine days from Mahukona, will continue In the Hawaiian trade. The steamship Cailfornlan, one of the big steamers being built for the American-Hawaiian line, will be launched at the Union Iron works on May 12.

She Is of about 8.B00 tons, and will ply between Honolulu, San Francisco and New York. The transport Warren should ba the next steamer to arrive here from Snn Francisco. She was to have left May 1 and ought to make the trip In seven or eight days i iTfiiii RULES FOR LOCAL CARGOES FOR THE AUSTRALIA. Hides Must be Fumigated Hananas and Pineapples Must be Sent Direct From Outside Districts. Since the quarantine was declared off all Honolulans have been clear of plague restrictions to business except the exporters of bananas, pineapples, hides and other like commodities, which used to go from here In large quantities.

Dr. Carmlchael has received many inquiries from people who are anxious 10 ship bananas on the next trip of the Australia, and growers of pineapples are also desirous of getting some shipments away. There have been very heavy losses In pineapples, as well as In bananas, on account of the rules preventing their shipment. It Is a question now whether the San Francisco authorities will receive such goods, until thirty days after Honolulu was declared a clean port. Dr.

Carmlchael stated this morning that he thought that the banana and pineapple men need not fear If their goods were shipped according to Ills Instructions. "It will be necessary to continue some precautions to satisfy the authorities," said the doctor. "1 think that if the goods go from here with official notice that they are not dangerous there will be no trouble. Hides will have to be fumigated, but fumigation would spoil the fruits. "The bananas and pineapples will have to come from outside districts.

They may be sent from Ewa, for Instance, to the railway wharf, and from there direct to the steamer. Under these conditions I Ithink the shippers can count upon having no trouble at the other end." The Australia will probably have a big cargo of bananas, as thousands of bunches have been left on the trees, awaiting the time when they might be shipped. NEW SUGAR SHIP. SAN FRANCISCO, April 24. The Ship Emily Reed arrived on the Sound In ballast from Hongkong on the 21st.

This ship was recently purchased by Hind, Holph Co. of San Francisco, from the former owner, A. R. Heed of Waldboro, Me. The purchase price, It Is understood, Is $10,000.

The Emily Reed was built on the Maine coast In 1880 and is registered at 1,407 tons. The ship Is a fine specimen of her clasi and Is considered a good purchase by marine men. She was lately refitted, re- caulked and remetaled at a cost of $28,000, Mexican. It is expected that she will go-Into the Hawaiian sugar trade, COFFEE. Otis, McAllister Report on th Market.

Otis, McAllister In their latent coTee circular say: 'Heavy local arrivals and the easier condition of other markets have resulted In a divided sentiment between buy ers and sellers as to the future of prices. coupled witn dullness or trade has narrowed the movement here during the past fortnight and at the present mo ment It Is difficult to effect sales unless at concessions which the principal hold ers decline concede, although generally willing to meet fractional differences. Enough coffee, however, has been offer ed and sold at about buyers' views from various sources sometimes from second hands to keep Jobbers supplied ond those who would sell were com pelled to enter the market they found if not the one they wished. "Demand Is again running litrgely to coffees of cheap cost rather than those of merit and higher value and Is sufficient to keep stocks of the former continually at an ebb and prices fairly firm, although recently affected In a small degree by easier rates for unwashed Salvador. Visible supply figures show a decrease during March of L23.000 bags.

"Stocks In first hands consist of bags Costa Rica, 272 Nicaragua, Salvador, 31,534 Guatemala and 2 677 Mexican; In all 8,421 bags as against 35,937 bags same time last ear." The world's visible supply Is given April 1, 1900 as 0,222,936 bags, as against C.417,936 on March 1, 1900. and fi.515.558 on April 1, 1899. The sales of Hawaiian, since Mnrch 9, have been bags of Hawaiian fancy washed at sixteen cents a pound. A GOOD THING. There's one good thing when they feel dry.

That business men cannot pass by, For far and wide It's fame you hear, Thoy stop to drink of "Rainier" beer. On draught or In bottle at Criterion. FOR OTIIE Wet Weather LADIES' AND GENTS' Cravanette Waterproof Cloaks and Coats ALSO Cravanette by the Yard Black and Assorted Colors. UMBRELLAS Silk ond Alpaca Waterprcof Carriage Aprons, Linen Carriage Wraps in Great "Variety AT W. Jordan 10 FORT STREET ARTESIAN WELLS L.

E. PINKHA3I, Contractor Office with the Pacific Hardware Co. Honolulu, H. I. Estimates given and contracts made cor wells on any of the Islands.

SIX NEW PLANTS For heafy work operated by the most skillful highest class drillers. New Spring Neckwear Is coming. Cupid calls it good and beautiful. No article of wear partakes cf so many patterns and makes as does neckwear. When you see the new the old that you thought beautiful grows btale.

We have just received our new spring stock and If you don't say that they are swell when you see them wo will quit Importing. WE ARB NOT exactly selling our goods at auction, but we are doing the next best thing by selling them at greatly reduced prices. It Is not our habit to carry goods over from one sea ton to another, so we must sell our remnants of sizes at once, and at such prices that you will save money by buy Ing of us. These goods must sell even If we Incur a war In doing so. Boys' and Men's Clothing, Underwpar and Men's Furnishings.

We mean business. Call and have a look. "TH Waverley Block 9-11 Hotel Street, and Corner Hotel and Fort Streets. Telephone, 6 and 96. P.

O. Box 558 Don't Preach Economy these good times some one stys but the smokers we cater to are men of affairs who know what's what ondi we'll get their cigar trade if we convince them they save monkey buy ing here. We pay a little more than some deal ers for cigars to get extra care In the selection of the tobacco leaf and for Letter work. Our specialty Is selling Imported cl gars that you pay more for elsewhere and don't get as good tobacco either, Afrlcana Henry Clay Uprnann Bock Co. Viliar lntlmldad MWIS Ste CO.

Telephone 240. Ill Fort Street. BEAVER LUNCH ROOM. fort Street. Opposite Wilder Co H.

J. NOLTE, Prop'r. First Class Lunches served with tea coffeet soda water, ginger ale or milk Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. Metropolitan Meat Go. 81 KINO STREET.

AND NAVY CONTRACTORS, J. WALLER, Manager. HASH" Cannon Cigarettes New and Superior Brand Best Value for Holder for each For sale at all Retailers. LimitedSupply at Wholesale by HYMAN BROS. Plumbing, Tin, Copper DIMOND BLOCK Great Reduction After Stock Taking on American and Japanese Goods Prices Cut to the Very Lowest As a special inducement we will issue coupons to each purchaser on the following conditions Any person purchasing 50 cents worth of Goods will be entitled to One Coupon.

The persons holding from one to the sixth highest num. bers will be rewarded as follows: .1 ml 1. i in u. J. These Coupons will be issued till May 14th only.

On Tuesday May 15th, as 12 o'clock noon, the decisions will bo announced. ASADA ROBINSON BLOCK 5c. Cigarette and Sheet Iron Wortc 75-79 KING STREET. ALE IHID Kill IE CO HOTEL STREET 4 4 i id.