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WflmwYmmrm'm -t jcy cy.w IMM' rV fl'V '-11 JDVBNINO BULMWIN, HONOMXML T. TUESDAY, 8KPT. 1, 1908. iwi iiiiuiii(pwiMii9BHiiiiPMfif xijiwi gwi iii jiimiwiimii limp 1 7 TaETStOiV" 3mm4 Jjtf WSw? -iT T'T Ik St- iiijil WEEKLY CALENDAR MOMDAV Oceanic Stated. I UI1HUAY WI1UM1SDAY Honolulu Chapter Royal Arch.

I HUKHUAY I'UIIIAV Rote Croix 1th Degree. HA I I'UDAV Aloha Temple Regular. All visiting members of the Order mo eordlall) InUtcd to attend mooting of local lodgss HARMONY I0DGE, No. 3, 1. 0.

0. F. Mcctt eery Monday trailing at 7:30 In I. mil, Tort Street. It HENDUY, Secretary.

Hun r. vicKuns, N. a. All ri'ltlns brothors ery cordially invited. MYSTIC LODGE, No.

2, K. OF P. Mneti every 2d and 4th Tuesday ot each mouth at 7 30 p. m. nt K.

P. Hall, corner Tort and Uoretnnla Sts. VMtlng Brother cordially welcome LYI.I3, C. i ALDRON, K. ot n.

S. OAHU LODGE. No. 1, K. of P.

Meet oory first and third Trl- day evening at 7 30 In of Hivll, coiner Fort nnd IleretMilit. Visiting brother cordially Invited to nttond A. nUKKINa. C.C., AS WIIllC, OS, HONOLULU LODGE 010, B. P.

0. E. Honolulu Lodge No. C1C, II. P.

O. 111 meet In their hnll on King ntnir Tort Street oinrj Friday ceu-Ins. lly order of tho It HENRY C. EASTON, Secretary. 1V5I.

II. MclNERNY, E. It. Wra. M'KIHLEY LODGE No.8, Z.ofP.

Meet over) Siturdny oonlns at clock In of I Hnll, cor. Turt and Ileretnnln Visiting brothers cordially to attend. I. FRAZEB, CC K. A JACOI1SON, K.U 3.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E. Meets on thu 2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY atenlnzi of each month at o'clock In K. of P.

Hnll, corner Demtnnln nnd Tort streets. Visiting Eagles nro Invited to attend. ritAZKB, Preit. II T. MOORE, Secy.

HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. R. M.

Meets ery first nnd third. Thursdays of eah month at Knights ot Pythlm Hall Visiting brothors cordially Invited to nttond A II ARLEIOH, Sachom. A Ml WHY, G. of It. i mi 1 1 Pacific Photo Gallery Best and Latest method of photographic work.

17 HOTEL STREET near NUUANU. X. HAMAM0T0, Manager. SSST AND Al ICE CREAM PARLOR Delicious Cakes and Candies on hand at Fugetsudo, IT HOTEL ST. TEL.

471. F. S. Naami, Kodak Developing, Printing, Enlarging and Interior Photographing. KOTIL ST, bet, Nuuanu Bethel 8TIE CHOICEST STEAKS THE FINEST CUTLETS Tamales, Enchiladas, Spare Ribs.

THE CRITERION CAFE, Block Bethel St. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND TINTINO. General JV 'ns A Specialty. Dealers in Wil Paper, Paints, Oils, ro. V.

0. Box 914. P.21 No. Klnff opp Aah Park. W.

B. Kara, rnsr. EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK dons by the FRIJNOH LAUNDRY with their new FRENCH dry-cleaninr proem, 2r Btretnnin St. Phone 1401. The days are fast drawing near when Household expenses Increase.

Burn GAS and you will strike an economic chord and bring Harmony home to you. Honolulu Gas Co. LIMITED Bishop Street Lehnhardt's Unexcelled Candies Always Fresh at CHAMBER'S DRUG Fort and King St. Absolutely Certain You save I When you get us to make your clothes at ready-to- wear prloea. Our $25.

suite have no oorapariion. Tuxedo Buiti $80. up. GEO. A.

MARTIN, Hotel St. The Only CURIO SALOON in Town is the Orpheum Saloon right next to the Orpheum Theater. Come up and have some fan. Choice FERNS, R0SEB and CARNATIONS Mrs. KM.

TAYLOR THE FL0RIEST, HOTEL YOUNG Bid Telephone 339, AGENTS FOE EDGEW0RTH and QB0ID TobMCOs The only two good smoking Tobaccos in the Market. F1TZPATRI0K BROS. and MYRTLE CIGAR STORE. The latest and largeet assortment of hand-made and painted leather postcards in Hawaiian Views, Flowers and Fruits, at Alakca bet. Kins; and Merchant.

PINEAPPLES AND BANANAS. Wholesale and Retail Fresh Every Morning from Wahiawa. Kaplolani ALAKEA STRBBT, near KING, LOCAL AND GENERAL A Bulletin Want costing one cent per word per day, cover more ground any day than the most expensive auto. Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner. George Fnlrchlld ot Knual sailed to-dny for Hun nil.

Tho Alameda nrrUvd In Snn Francisco nt noon today. Mrs. Kcnrns' fresh chutney Is now 25c. at all grocery stores. Parndlso of Pacific Fleet number for snlo at nil newsstands.

Call 361 or 41, day or night, for Manuel K. Richards In his new Frank lin automobile. Whitney Mnrsh nro showing new rnln conts. Ladles' from $0 50 nnd child's, $3 75 each. Tho Tcrrltorlnl Ornnd Jury will meet nnd bo charged by Judge Hobln-son tomorrow morning II.

1.. Kawcwehl, cx-Ilciuhllcnn and now a Homo Ruler, left for his homo today In tho Mauna Loa. The audcvllIo troupe which idnod nt tho Orpheum left today for Hllo, sailing In the Mnunn Ka. Alert lull era nmong tho Indies are taking iidvnntnge of A. Illom's remark-alilo reductions In hosiery nnd consols this week.

Tho case of Mrs, KllzObcth Richard son vs. Chris Holt was called In Judge Do Holt's court this morning, but was continued until this nftcrnoon. On Installments of $3 per month you can purchase a Whlto Family Rotary' sowing machine. Benny Co, Ltd, agents, 12G0 Fort St. Phono 488.

Ah lice, a Chinese who has been In the senlco of tho Parker family for 45 jcars, left estcrdny for China, as ho wishes to dlo In his homeland. Rnmond C. Drown of thu Immigration Bcnlco, nccomp.inlcd by his as sistants, left today In the Mnunn Ken on a tour of Chinese registration. Just take swim off tho beach nt tho Walklki Inn and )ou will get an abnormal appetite, nnd you enn bo sntlsded In the dlnlngroom afterward, Winifred K. I.hlngston wns this morning grunted dUorco from Ouy Livingston, who Is at present on tho mainland, on grounds ot non support.

Have you seen it I The new Universal Adding Machine. Come in and see it demonstrated. The Hawaiian Office Specialty ltd. Copies of the 1 1 i Fleet Edition, wrapped ready for mailing, can be procured at this offi.ee for five cents. Cost of mailing, three cents.

J. do (Inrcln wns arrested this afternoon, charged with larceny In tho second degree, for tho alleged theft of some chairs nnd ii wnsh bowl, the property of Frank Silvester. Thero will bo a meeting of tho Pn-llama Athletic Club tomorrow ocnlng. September 2, at 7:30 o'clock, at 350 School street. All members ot the club nro earnestly requested to attend.

Thu Supruuio Court, contrary to expectations, Mid not render Its decision In tho tnuniclp.il net test case this morning. It adjourned until tomorrow- morning, nt which tltuo It Is expected that this Important matter will be decided. Governor Trenr hopes to entertain the Ailmir.il and officers of tho Fleet nt dinner. The date of tho first pub lic reception given by (lovernor and Mrs. 1 rear this season has been set for the first Monday In September InJ stead of tho first Monday In October, Hon Yin, a Chinese, and Leu Kam, half Chinese woman, appeared this morning befnro Judga Dole for sen fence, they having pleaded guilty to a chargu'undcr tho Edmunds Act.

Tha woman, however, inndo a statement to the effect that she was not guilty, nnd under tho circumstances tho Court continued the case In order thnt fuller Investigation might be mndo Into thu facts ot the case. ROLLER MATCH OFF The three cornered wrestling match In which Dr. Roller was to have ftc tired hero on tho 7th, Is off. Some of his opponents to-bo- havo failed to como through with tho necessary for felts. HONOLULU WEATHER.

Tucsdny, Sept. 1. Temiierntures a. 73; 8 a. 77: in it.

71; noon, 74; morning minimum, 72. Barometer, ft a. .10 04; absolute humidity, 8 n. in. 7.870 grains per cubic foot; relathu humidity, 8 a.

in, 79 per cent; dew polnL 8 a. 70. Wind 0 a. in voloclty 0, direction 8 n. voloclty 9, direction 10 n.

velocity 7, direction noon, loclty 11, direction fy E. Rnlnfnll during 24 hours ended 8 a .25 Inch. Total nlnd movement during 21 hours ended at noon, 192 miles. WM. B.

STOCKMAN, Section Director, Woather Duroau. Amherst, Amr. 11. Prof. Herman Bnbson, Amherst collego '93, who wus for 13 sears assistant professor of English at tho Agricultural college, has accepted a iiobIIIoi) as professor of tho German Inugungo nnd lltcrnturo In tho now rollego of Hawaii, al Honolulu.

This colltigo Ib supported by tho stnlo Institutions and Prof, Ilab-non will hno complete cliargo, of tho German department. Ha resigned his position at tbo Agricultural colloge In l'JOG in order to pursue advanced studies. After a two ears' course of graduate work In Berlin university and Harvard, ho received the degree or Pli I) June. 1908. Prof, and Mrs, Ilabbon will be liore noxt week to tako Icawi of their frluuds.

Thoy will sail for Honolulu September 15, on tho steamer SaHT'Tor Sals" cards at Bulletin. WANTED Good second-hand lathe, E. A. Oe Lou'lttco, Royal Hawaiian Oarage 4094-lw Crowds Greet Fleet ML'LDOiiriNK, Aus Sept. 1.

crowded the streets here today, gathered to extend Melbourne's greeting to tho officers nnd men of the American Atlantic Fleet. The crowd was so dense that many women fainted In jured. MAKING CASE AOAINST ARKELL OAKLAND, Aug. 31, The Arkcll, who Is' under arrest for the a spado with which ho Is supposed to ville swamp In which to conceal tho identified ns belonging to him. Arkell protests his Innocence ot crime.

TOM HISQEN IS NEW YORK, N. Aug. 31. Tho notification committee of tho Independence party today watted upon Thomas L. Hlsgen nnd formally notified him of his nomination by their party as Presidential candidate.

i i MR. TAFT CAUGHT FOUR FISH MIDDLEPASS, Aug. 31. Candidate Taft. who Is hero on fishing expedition, prior to commencing his campaign, landed four pickerel today us his sharo of tho day's catch.

WELCOMED OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS OY8TER BAY, L. Aug. 31. President Roosevelt todny wolcomed back to America tho American contestants In the London Olympian games. i i GRAND ARMY IN SESSION TOLEDO, Aug.

31. Tho Orand Army of tho Republic's annual encampment Is now In session here. i us i EIGHT THOUSAND MINERS OUT Aug. 31. Eight today In tho Wvomlng mines.

$25 Elks' Labor Day Volcano Excursion THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE Finest Sight in the World The Eruption is now very Strenuous $25-CHEAP! LEAVE SATURDAY, SEPT. th, AT 3 P. on S. MAUNA KEA RETURN, LEAVE HILO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH, AT 4 P. M.

tor tickets call the Hawaiian Office Hilo and Return, JUSTIN ENCOUNTERS! FLYING DUTCHMAN Collier Officers Mysterious Lights A mjstcrlous-looklnB crnft with white, blue, nnd red lights brightly burning wns seen Inst night by tho officers of tho U. S. S. Justin Koko Head arid Diamond Head. It was so mjstcrlous thnt the officers lire still wondering whether they wero visited by a flying ghost or whether thoy were simply dreaming.

Tho Identity of tho stenmer was not discovered although all possible at- tempts wero made by tho' officers of Iho United Btntes colllor. One of tho offlcois stated today that when the Justin was between Koko and Diamond Heads, ho and his fellow officers distinctly enw cssel approaching them. First thoy saw a whlto light which looked Ilko an electric light. No Booner had they seen this than they saw a blue light. Whllo thoy were adjusting glasses to Identify the vessel tho blue light disappeared and they wero confronted by red lights.

The Justin stcorcd directly towards Iho placo where the light wns burning, but to tho great surprise of tho officers tho lights disappeared. Tho night was dark and tha mysterious lights could be seen very clearly. At any rntp tho officers aro certain that thero was something wrong with Iho sea hot ween tho two Heads, Tho wholo thing Is a myBtory. Tho lights wero put on the wrong side of the supposed vessel, which made tho officers ot tho Justin all tho more anxious to know about Iho mystery. Oeo.

B. McClollan.tho secretary of Dolegato Kalanlanaotb, was this morning admitted to practice before nil tbo courts of tho Territory by Iho Supremo Court on motion by Attor', ney It. II. Andorson. Tho examining board, consisting of Anderson, O.

M. Robertson and Lyle Dlckoy, states that ho missed an exceptionally good examination. It can be stated authoritatively that McCIollan will return to Washington lo bo Willi tho Delogato for tho next session of Congress. Hundreds of thousands of slghtsceia the crush, nnd several were In mudstnlncd trousers of Oustav murder of Mrs, Alice Donahue, and have dug the hole In tho Emery body, have been discovered and tho NOTIFIED thousnnd miners wont out on strike on Mr. H.

C. Easton, at Specialty Co. only $15 SUICIDE JTHANALEI Llhuo, Aug. 29. Another week with another BUlclde to chronicle.

A Jnpancso by tho namo of Y. Is planting cana In Kanahlll $25 gulch under contract with Gay Rob- jluson. Sonic four or flvo months ago Cpp his wlfo left blm nnd went to Japan. cc After that ho becamo moroso and sal iho wanted to follow her as soon as hu could. Last Monday ho disappeared from his homo In Hanapope and was seen neither that nor tho follow-ling day.

On Wednesday his friends becamo anxious and began a search Tho day wUn. ut any trace of tho missing man, but Thursday morning his body was found )n flcW wllh tho throat cut from oar to car and bloddy knife clutched h'B hand eBpondcncy. occasioned by tho departure of his wlfo, seems to been tho principIli cauge of tno sulcldo, though rumored loss of sev- oral hundred dollars on horso rncos linvp hastened tho slRPHFlIU WA PRllWilPn U11I llUJlfl fltU UUUtlslLsJ I Dc.sii"' "10, ral.n' crowded Klil'S wIZTw i Orpheum last night, when thoy ont or0(, on tho laBt haf of a wcoklB run Bolasco's successful play "Zara." Tho Honolulu thoater-goers seem to have awakened to tho fact that tho town nas just as good stock conv nan; can. lvo Kod pro ductlous for tho money as they can In nny of the large cities on the mainland. "Zaia" will be repeated tonight nnd at tho matinee tomorrow and nt night for the last tlmo.

Starting; Thursday evening, Cohen and Lumlcy will offor tho LUmloy company In another of David Belasco's plays, one equally well known as "Zaza," butrnf a different type, "The Heart of Maryland." Tho play deals with tho ro-hellion and Is ono of tho best war plajs written. Now and special scenery Is being prepared, and the management Is sparing no expense to make this play the event of the season. A Most Excellent Assortment of SUITINGS THE BEST "FITTERS" IN TOWN. W. W.

Ahana LIMITED ee S. KING ST. PX0HE K5. Need Glasses? If you do need glasses, have your examined and fitted at once by njjspnrr BOSTON BUTLDDJO IN FOREIGN PORTS Tuesday, September 1. DELAWARE BREAKWATER Arrived Aug.

31: Am. sp. Astral, from Hllo April 6. (Not as previously reported DELAWARE BREAKWATER Arrived Sept 1: Sp. John Enn, henco May 9.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Sept. 1: S. S. Alameda, at noon, hence Aug 26. WATSRFRONT NOTES LURLINE DEPARTS.

Looking llko a flower garden with her passengers attractively bcdcckei with lcls ns thoy stood by tho rails nnd bade fnrewcll to their relatives and friends, the Matson liner Lurllno, In command of Cnntaln wecdon, sailed for San Kranctsco this morning at 10 o'clock. Dcsplto tho rainy wcathor tho crowd at tho wharf was large. Tho band was In attendance. Among the passengers wero number of students returning to their colleges. Tho departure of tho Kclo baseball team on the Manchuria yesterday afternoon as she sailed for Yokohama, was the occasion for a very stirring scene on the Hackfcld wharf, when, with the whole placo crowded by hosts of lapanosc, by the ball players, and tho cadets of tho training ship Talscl Maru, In neat, whlto uniforms, the Kelos waod their silken banner ocr tho rail of tho monster liner, and called banzai for cry thing, only to bo answered from tho wharf by a great burst of noise led by Jack Doylo from a pile ot dried fish cases, In his very best form.

Promptly nt 12 o'clock noon todhv tho steamers Mauna Ken and TUnunn Loa let go their bow lines and sailed for Island ports. The Mauna Kea took a largo list of passengers, while tho Kona liner had but a few passengers. Among those who left In the Mauna Kea wero the Immigration Inspector and his assistants. They go first Lahnlna, then Walluku, Kula, Maka-wao and Hana. From thero they sail for Hawaii.

It will tako fully thrco months to register the Hawaltan-born Chinese. The band placd In honor of the passengers who satlod In the liners. FOR THK KAUAI run tho steamer W. a. Hnll will cover tho trip as usual.

Sho leaves nt 6 clock, touch' Ing nil tho principal ports of Kauai. REGISTRATION BOARD BEGINSJTS SESSION Tho Hoard of Registration held Its first session today In tho room on thu ground floor of thu Magoon building on tho corner of Merchant and Alakea streets. In splto ot the Inclement weather a largo crowd camo to get on tho voting lists, nnd tho lino In front ot the dosks kept filled all tho forenoon. Chairman Chllllngworth stated this noon that tho number of men who had come to register far exceeded that which was usual on the first day of a session, and this fact would materially lighten the labors of tho nonrd In tho futuro. Tho members ot tho Board aro S.

M. Chllllngworth, chairman; A. St. C. Pilanafa nnd John D.

HOlt, WOULD HIUJnON MAN Chnn Do Won, a Korean, was this morning arrested on a complaint sworn out by Hong Chnng Peo, be-causo Won struck him, nnd gau vent to tho terrific words, "Not only this; I'll kill you, even though you bo roado of Iron." a FLEET MAY BE LATE (Continued from Fase ii With the boro possibility that tho Fleet wilt be late In nrrlvnl, arrangements for meeting It are complete. Fourteou ot the sixteen Jvos. sets coming will make their way at once Into the harbor. The West Virginia will be tied up at the Alakca wharf, and the other two cruisers ot tho First Division will llo at this wharf and at tho Navnl slip. The destrojers will llo hero also, and tho Socond Division will be so split that two of tho vessels will llo outside, whllo two others aro being coaled, one at the Oceanic wharf and tho othor nt the Channel whart, whero the colliers are now tied up.

When those tnsldo are through coaling thoy will move out to give room for those' which havo been lying outside. Heaps of coal have been provided on the Alakea and Naval wharves for those vesbels which will bo tied up there. On tho streets, decorations aro going up, flags are being strung from post post, and the town taking on again something of a gala appear ance, though the whole thing Is somewhat draggled with the contln ual rains. BULLETIN AD3 PAY 11 non Moo RiM nnd Sen ft. p-m.

i is- I 4 3i 1 ii 7 40 111 I I 14 11 S7 in 14 J4 I Wj 7 37, till im l' 49. 1 1M Ml 44 in I 4l 111 11 41 4 ir eil ti tOt tM 7 1 1 4 si ton 4 It 11C10 4 iu A-m tV w' llt JO, J3J First quarter of the moon Sept. 3, Hawaiian standard time la lu hoars 10 minutes slower than Greenwich time; being that ot thi meridian of 157 legrees 10 minutes The time whistle blows at 1:30 p. which Is the same as Greenwich, 0 bouro 0 minutes. Bun and moon are for local time Zor lb whole group.

DIPARTKD Monday, August 31. P. M. S. S.

Manchuria. Saunders, for Yokohama and Hongkong, 6:30 p. m. Btmr. Ko Au Hou, for Kauai ports, 5 p.

m. Stmr. Noeau, for Mahukono, Hono- kaa and Kukulhaelc, 5 p. m. Tuesday, September l.

8. 8. Lurllhe, Wecdon, for San Francisco, 10 a. m. Stmr.

Mauna Kea, Freeman, or Maul ports and Hllo, 12 noon. Stmr. Mauna Loa, Slmcrson, for Maul and Hawaii, 12 m. BAILING TODAY 8tmr. W.

O. Hnll, for Kauai ports, p. m. Stmr. Mlknhnla, for Molokal nnd Maul ports, 5 p.

m. DUE TOMORROW U. 8. Pacific fleet, from San Fran cisco. H.

S. Hllonlan. from Snn Francisco. PABSENQERA DEPARTED Por stmr. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hllo and way ports, 12 noon, Sept.

1. Mrs. T. S. Kay, Mrs.

J. T. kowis ana friend. J. A.

D. MacKoan, F. T. .1. Watcrhousc.

Miss J. II. Macautcy, MIm Cowan. Mrs. J.

T. C. Abel and cDll- dren, Miss Kbbla Osorlo, Miss Ingtls, Mrs. C. B.

Wood and son, Mrs. J. u. Dassc). Mrs.

K. W. Cooper. Miss II. Taylor, Mrs.

Williams, too Joo, Wm. P. Kapalonl, Harry Cbcn Men, B. it. Perry PearCo, Miss M.

W. Poarcc, N. Fernandez, Miss Roso Desba, Antono Fernandez and wlfo, Rcnald McLen-non, Mrs. J. McLennon.

Mr. Ewart, John Hind, Miss Williams, Miss Yo- wcll, Chu Chang, R. H. Elgin, Unas. Herbert, Rov.

8. L. Desha, Warner Dessel, Elder Williams, John Nalwl, Ah Hip, dames H. Wood, Raymond C. Brown, F.

W. Williams, Londro HoU stein, C. A. MacDonald, Urowm' and son, Mrs. S.

P. Woods, II. T. Hay. selden and wife, D.

H. Case. W. T. -Robinson, II.

R. Br) ant, O. '(. Fall-child, Dr. R.

W. Anderson. Hnos Vincent, J. Llghtfoot, Mrs. Albof.lna Na-hea, Miss U.

Nahea, II. Shaw1, J. C. 1 Cohen, Fred Hallon and wife, Mr.and Mrs. Peck, Adolns, Henri Kronen iki servant, Mr.

and Mrs. RlnoJdo, Clark. Mr. Qould. Mr.

Wilson, Dole. Mrs. Ferrv. Jennie Pornln at 2 children, 'Carl O. Andrews, 811 vestcr, tsonny uunnn, Tans: vnsen- dcllas, H.

Focko and party, Miss Oold-f en, Mrs, H. Sopor, Miss Mist, Mrs. II. W. Mist, Rev.

II. P. Judd, It. K. Mutch, Miss A.

M. Paris, E. Horner, A. Ahrens, Hattle S. Lennls, Mrs.

A. M. Bond, B. II. Smith, wlfo and 2 children, Mrs.

W. T. Lucas, Mrs. 11. 0, Atkinson, Mrs.

A. R. Eskew, Mrs. J. J.

Horner, H. Tsurushlma. Fcr P. M. 8.

S. Manchuria, for Orient ports, Aug. 31. Kelo baseball team, A. Mason, wlfo and child.

MIbs K. Wight, O. L. Allen P. F.

Olbson and wlfo. Tang Phong, wlfo nnd child, Mrs. Robert White, Emlle Whlto, Mrs. It. a.

Prouse, Mrs. M. Blsney, J. F. MacDonald, C.

Ilrnden, W. Haiiffo, E. Gregory. Per stmr. Mauna Loa, Slmcrson, for Klna ports.

12 m. Oeorge R. Clarke, J. E. Slnnett and wlfo, Geo.

Markham, Miss Keklpl, L. Chong and son, Daniel Pahu, Henry Ahl, Wong 8hce. Mrs. M. T.

Pctor. R. A. MoWayno, Mr. Wale.

L. C. Child, John Makalhl, Geo. C. Na-hale, Mrs.

M. K. Makekau. PABBENQER8 BOOKED 4- Per Btmr, W. O.

Hall, Thompson, tor Kauai, p. m. Wong Hong, Miss Phillips, Miss Edwards, Masters Coney (3), E. Lovcll and son, A. Fernandez.

Per stmr. Mlkahala, Tullott, for Molokal, 5 p. m. Mnry Kal Ogl, Bister Barratlna, F. Foster, Miss Lucy Du-dolt.

Per stmr. LikellkO, Naopala, for Ma-hukona and way ports, 5 p. m. Mary Kul Ogl, Sister Alvena. THE STEAMER Llkeltke will lcavn this afternoon nt 5 o'clock for Hawaii.

Sho will call at Molokal boforo proceeding to Hawaii, Besides tha freight sho takes a fow passengers for Molokal. THE LITTLE steamer Ko Au Hon will cover tho Koolau sldo ot Kauai. Sho also Balls at 5 o'clock. Capt. Pcd-erson expects to beat tho Hall on the run.

down to Kauai. THE MIKAHALA will leawi nf5 o'clock for Molokal. Sho tnkes paH-snngers and a largo consignment ot freight for Molokal people. CltST NEXT to younelf and Jet na build that canoe, rowine-boat, or yacht which yon hare in mind. Well harMit ready in no time, and the price fill be to low that you will wonder how we can do it We're done it, howerer; to we KH0W.

Charles D. Walker, Boat and Machine Worka, King saai Alapal, 1 lib. Jt -L-, lamnrif,.