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4 Burglary on Water street.

John Douglas. Of 2I,= Water Street northwest.
appeared al Police Headquar ers last night 10 say
that thieves had entered his home Monday night
and stolen a quantity Of clothing. valued al
so, and diamond pin. valued al So
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ReIeasc Of Retty Bu,Ier

Bet,y Better, the coiored woman who was re
moved from the detention camp to the small
pox hospital on April :, discharged yester-
dsy. The was one Of those taken from
the house z27 Six-anda-half Street where the
child Annie Hanet contracted the disease from
the sailor, Gus Brown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-25

The Capital City Kennel Club VIII hold bench
show under the rules Ct the American Kennel
Club, from MAY Is 10 Is. inclusive. at the Wash
lnetOn Light Infantry Annoy IL is snticipated
that this occasion-wiil be the most noteworthy
dog show ever held IN this civ
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CIRCUS COMES TO Town
The FOrePaugh-Sells Shows Make
an Imposing Parade.

knights and BIarInE
Bands Head Great Spectacle.
Thousands of Wen. Women. and
Children Watch the Pageant and
Witness the Opening Performance
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Decided for the Defendant,

In the case of C. b. Woodbury. against Thoraas
Jarvis, Justice Hagner today. with the consent OF
the complainant disposed Of the matter in favor Of
the defendant The parties wee represented. re
spectively, by Attorneys r. Golden Donaldson and
Percival NJ Brown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-25

The National Geographic Society has arranged
FOR excursion 10 Chesapeake Beach next Satur-
day. 4 special train viii take the members of the
society and their guests to the Beach in the
morning.
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ormsby to Be Tried Tomorrow.

Charles Ornsby. who is charged with the muir
der OF Charles Galway, on November 10, last, viii
be put on trial tomorrow in Criminal Court. Ne
L, before Justice ClSbsugh.
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A Temlerance MeetInr-

There viii be a temperance meeting AZ Ebe-
nezer NJ T. Church, Fourth and ID streets south
east Sunday. April 20. Prominent speakers viii
address the meeting. The following in change
Of the arrangements: Edward s. Atkinson, Ms.
Neil Ars. Day. and Rev. john H Griffin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-25
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
George Zimmerman Sues for Divorce

George ". Zimmerman has fled suit for di
vorce against his wife, Annie f. Zimmerman
on statutory grounds. naming william Hickey ss
correspondent. TIE parties were married in
april, 1890 and lived together till the I6th day
Of the present north
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STREET LICHTINC.

HIGH tide ...--.. -.--....4.l5 AN. and s.f5 T. "
Low tide .--..---..---.-Io.j1 A. " aud HIS H. N
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sun fiscS----.--5.Il An. Slu sets......6:i6 P "
Neon rises----.2.il An Mooas stts............
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ELIXIR BABEK

Sure cure for Malaria, ChiIls and Fever. Also
Colds. La Grip, Neuralgia. etc. At ali druggistA
sp3-u,em
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Obs Coming Qimes
WEDNESDAY. APRH o. 1900.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and Thursdzy; fresh nor,aeaster,y
.inGs.
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C0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Samuel John Salter and Harlan Terry
Waity. both Of Honolulu. Oahu have
this day formed themselves into CO.
partnership for the purpose of carrying
on a Grocery Business under this
firm name Of ''Saiter & Waity."
Dated. Honolulu. May 29th. 1900.
(Signed) s. ]. SALrER,
H. TERRY WAITY-
$3.50 /
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/. JAS. F. MORGAN,
Auctioneee-
H. ARMITAGE, Treasurer.
Honolulu. May oath. 1900.
COURT. FIFTH CIRCUIT,

CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH CIRCuTT,
In Bankruptcy. At Chambers
III Re- the Estate of Thomas Ledw
Bankrupt. of Lihue. Kauai
To whom it may concern: The dK-
dersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
poir tment as assignee of the estate OF
Thomas Ledward, an insolvent debtor,
of Lihue. Kauai, who was on the z h
dav Of Anvil 1900. adjudged bankrupt
by sid court.
Ali pei suns ldvlng claims against tat
said estate will present the sa me TO me
fer settlement al an early date. al mT
Office in Lihut Kauai
JOHN D. WILLARD,
Lihue, Kauai, May II. 1900. 5554
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A vase cut from a single emerald has
been preserved in a cathedral In Genoa,
Italy for 600 years. For its safe keep
ing several locks must be opened to
reach it. and the key of each lock IS in
the possession of a different man. Il IS
exhibited only by order Of the Senate.
An antiquary has written book to
prove that the vase was one of the gifts
made to Solomon by the Queen Of
Sheba-
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" H I Institut q.

By Permission Of the orpheum Com
many Ernest Hogan and company in
terd to appear at a benefit on Tuesday
night Con the eve Of their departure).
IN aid o. the Young Hawaiian Institute.
+ .rther particulars will be announced
later.
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Auction Sale
-OF-
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
Kihei Plantation Co., Lid
IN THE
On SATURDAY, JUNE 16.

At II o'clock noon, at my salesroom,
50 Queen ST., Honolulu, | will sell at
Public Auction, by order of the Treas
urer, Mr.. j. B. Castle, the following
certificates of stock in the Kihei Plan
tatlon Co., unless the 9Th assessment.
due March 1st, 1900, delinquent April
goth, 1900, with interest thereon and
advertising expenses, is paid on or be-
lore the day and hour of SAFE:
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PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing of the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will be held at the Cham
her of Commerce on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Ju g 4. 1900. at 7:30 o'clock.
Payments are required in gold.
A. v. GEAR, Secretary.
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Auction Sale
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
Nahiku Sugar Co, Id
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6.
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, S3 Queen St, Homo
lulu, l will sell at PuL.ic Auction, By
order of the Treasurer, Mr.. Henry Ar
mltage, the following certificates OF
stock in the Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.
unless the third assessment, due March
lst., 1900, delinquent April Goth, 1870,
with interest thereon and advertising
expenses, is paid on Or before the day
and hour of sale:
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ON SATURDAY, JUNE 16.

At II o'clock noon, at my salesroom,
SO Queen ST., Honolulu, l will sell at
Public Auction, by order of the Treas
urer, Mr.. j. b. Castle, the following
certificates of stock in the Olaa Sugar
Co.. unless the 7th assessment, due
Marth 1sc, 1900, delinquent April 3oth.
1900, with interest thereon and adver-
Using expenses, is paid on or before
the day and hour of sale:
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NOT ICE

DURING MY TEMPORARY AB-
scnce from the country, Mr. w. =. Allez
viii act for me under full power Of at
tcTney.
SIS CSigred1 F. w. MACFA'LANE
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george RULER, George KluegeI. Archie
noung, Tom King, Frank Armstrong
waue Armstrong, George Angus. Ar
tnur macintosh, John Soper. Charles
weight. Allan Walker, Win Soper o
SorenDn, VIM. Schmidt.
IN honor OF the birthday of her hus-
oand, Mrs. VIM. l.. Peterson. of I,aki-
nieila villa, gave a dinner and recep-
Sion on last Tuesday. Mrs. Peterson
nas recently returned from Australia
ana mas taken up her Hotel street home
sain. Her husband is now In Paris On
ms way to Honolulu. The grounds of
Laklmella Villa were beautifully dec
GRATED with Oriental lanterns and flags
VI all nations, and after the feast was
uohe Justice To the rest of the evening
was devoted to a musical program of
rare excellence, interspersed with dane
ing. ID. l.. Peterson led the music.
which was furnished by the Ouintette
Oiun. Mrs. Peterson proved herself a
most entertaining hostess, and her
guests were 10th to depart at a late
nour. Among those who enjoyed the
festivities were ID. p Peterson. ID. l..
PETERSON, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mr.
y. III. Andrea, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins. Mr.
Brush. Mrs. Spencer. Mr.. Brown Miss
iaiDert, Captain Dearborn Mrs. Or.
Atchly, Mr.. Creighton, Mr.. Straut
Mrs. Il. X. Pratt, Miss f. P. Cartwright
Mr.. r. t. Saunders, DR.. Jenningsen and
Mr.. Cheatham.
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N Or OFFICERS.

tiNG OF THE STOCK
J Island Reality Co.. Ltd.
G.ers we're elected for
J.
President
We President and Man
0i Treasurer
Secretary
lli0r
ERA with L. A. Thurs
lngeg constitute the
b.
GILMAN Secretary.
81 1870 $500
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sOt,Cs.

\ INVESTMENT CO, LTD.
|rlR ANNUAL MEET
ss0'lers % the Hon. In.
nbs.d11 Tue day. June
BON, 10 the Office OF the
bu.uug For the pur-
sithe By Laws and the
tors and such other
cone before the meet
C. r. GRAY.
m.uu Investment Co.,
1851
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fment Notices

ishi ot "a per cent, or
\ aas and payable on
l 1900 and Is delin-
ist 1900
~ o. "a per cent. or
Que aud payable an
1900 and from this
" he rate Of 1 per
Booming delinquent
lt 1900
o ga per cent, or
ire today the LIST OF
nsot % "a per cent.
Boz Cue on the LIST
mentioned assess
l Dc Offices u Al
lgdd B'dE
B CASTLE
a SuE1r Co Ltd
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The Advertiser Is delivered to any
mart OF the city for 75 cents per month
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on Thursday evening Mr.. and MIS-,
Edwin Paris entertained NUMBER ol
their friends az sx-handed en-, Are. ne
house was pretty decorated anu |"
large number Of guests were prese elI-.
Miss Juliette King won the ladies'
prize and Mr.. VIII SOper carried away
NE same for the gentlemen. The boony
prizes were won by Miss Belle WaIkeI
and Mr.. George Fuller. Among those
present we're Mrs. Won Hamn. NJ sseS
Kate Patty Gardie M1cfarlane. katn-
orvn Widdifeld. Ruth Young. rH.le
Walker. Cordie Walker, Anna WIDE
mann. Juliette King. Bella weight
Soper. Angus, Lille Patty. Mcintyre.
Messrs. Arthur Wall, Robert Shingie
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pre-nuptial dinner to the Elston
ar bridal party will be given by Mis-,
MavHart on Thursday next at Waikiki
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"A number OF theater parties were Civ
en- at the Orpheum on Monday MIR,
tollowed by numerous private suppe
parties. Pp0
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Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch are ex-
pected home on Tuesday. They were
registered at the Occidental Hotel. San
Francisco. on May 10.
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capt. and Mrs. Fuller spent sunda,
Win their daughter, Mrs. Jones, at IA,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

May %. No. e09-M. w Rice and hug
band CIV. H) to H: L. Cooper; piece land,
block AZ, Pearl City, Eva, Oahu. Con-
Nav 2s. No. 6ls-w. w. Hall and wife
to San Antonio Benefit Society; piece
lard Waikahalulu, Honolulu, Oahu. Con-
No. 617-San Antonio Benefit Society to
w. w. Hall; portion r. p. 1925, kul. 1851,
Waikahalulu, Honolulu. Oahu. Consid-
May %. No. s1a-Yip Sing and wife to
]. Alana; r. P. 1876. r. P. $3.50. kul. 9O19.
r. Z. 6S29, kul. 1913, r. p. $780, kul 1872,
live stock, etc, Pulehuiki, Kula, Maui.
Consideration $1,000; mortgage $3.50.
No. 620-J. p. Kapihe to A. Ventura
seven acres in hui land of Ulumalu, Ha-
makualoa. Maui. Consideration $40.
No. 621-H. Huha to A. Ventura; five
acres in hui land of Ulumalu, Hamakua-
loa, Maui Consideration $50.
No. 622--A. de Agar and wife to NJ. de
Agar; two acres of CIR. 1929, Paauilo, Ha-
makua, Hawaii. Consideration SIS
No. 623-N. Kaaihue to NJ. d. Furtado;
r. p. $751;, kul. $751; Kulaalamihi Koloa,
Kauai. Consideration 1865.
No 624-A. de Rego to NJ G. Mendon-
ca; r; p. e432, kul. S4S9, Wailuku. Maui.
No. S25~K. Hauiaui to Zip Sing; r. P.
$3.50, kul. 1912, ap. 2, Pulehuiki, Kula,
Maui. Consideration 81.
of land in hui of Moloaa, Kauai. Consid-
Grafton 81.
No. 621-J. TABLET to ]. G. de Medeiros;
r. r. 1907 ard S15. Makawao, Maui. Con-
sideration $50.
No 62s-F. Goudie to /. a. Burgett;
lots I6. II. IS and 10, block I, Kap:olani
Park addition, Honolulu, Oahu. Consid-
Grafton $500
r. List of deeds filed for record June 1,
1900:
First Party. Second Party. Class.
p. Muhlendorf, tr.-W. Stodart -. d
G. IIhomua-k. Nihoa 90. &c. ..... D
Kaniolani Estate Co.. Ltd. Cow
an -, -. d
G. w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. -. d
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On wednesday evening Miss Juilere
Ming entertained a number or TRENDS
at an informal musicale.
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IaIalrIoS NOTICE.

IgdArIoN NOTICE
l,ntsr privileges, or those
a,s,. are hereby notified
| a., or irrigation purposes
a. ~. and from
eip N .
aoao,u,a Water Works.
" ALEX. YOUNG.
Nlalstsr OF Interior.
n,.ll 1898. sass
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Miss Kate Kelly of the Foreign ONO,
was entertained by Attorney Genera
and Mrs. Cooper at their new Pear
Harbor place last Saturday and Sunday
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|OrlliOn Notices.
NOTICE

WItOG.
|tgIsyGAK CO.. LTD.
l6rRNEp MEETING OF
| s6f ,hs Naunalei Sugar
bel 5.d az the Chamber
| Rooms on saturday. June
o'clock O. m. business OF
C. 3D. GRAY,
secy NJ ! Co. Ltd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Castle leave
TOT the Coast on Tuesday in the steams,
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On Thursday next the Misses Youns
VIII entertain at a luncheon in honoI
OF Mrs. George Herbert.
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JAS. r. MORGAN, EuCtr.
J.B. CASTLE. treasurer.
Honolulu. May 31st. 1900.
5560-td 2l31-td.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Blssell and Mr.
and Mrs. +. j. Lowrey were guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wood at their Pen
lnsula home, from Saturday until Mon
day.
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n large number OF guests will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macfarlane to
their country place at Ahulmanu, Koo-
lau. The party will leave for their out
ing on this mornings train and return
tomorrow.
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Several canoe parties disported them
serves gaily In the surf at Waikiki on
Wednesday evening. Charming suppers
we're afterward served at the annex and
IN the homes OF the hostesses.
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AUTHORITY.
|,,s,LED TENDERS

,cshlED TENDERS
.,,d az the ONCE Of the Min
+, Interior in IL o'clock noon
f. May sist, for the con-
~, sre.prooi vault in the
2. AZ the ofnoe Of supt.
80. does not bind himself
| i, lowest or any bid.
8 NJ DAMON.
s,,he Interior ad interim.
$3.50
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Judge and Mrs. Charles Frederick
Hart have issued invitations announc-
ing the wedding of their daughter Ma
bel Kealohlani 70 Mr. Charles Allen
Elston. for Tuesday. June IL, at noon.
The marriage ceremony will take place
In ST. Andrews Cathedral. AT O'Clock
t.e wedding party will board the steam
ship Australia for San Francisco. IL
Is expected that most OF the members
OF the bridal party will accompany the
bride and groom upon their honeymoon
as far as the Coast, and then separate
for various side trips.
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Mrs. Z. Faxon bishop was the hostes
az delightful luncheon party given a
Waikiki on Tuesday. Among thos
present were Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs
J. $. Walker. Mrs. f. ID. Tenney, Mrs
w. =. G. Hassin, Mrs. J. A. Gilman
Mrs. r. X. G. Gibbons. Mrs Charles Il
Cooper. Miss Alice Russell.
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Among the passengers on the tram
port Logan were Hon. n. Il. Miller and
daughter OF Eugene City. Oregon, on
their way to Chungking, China, vhs re
Mr.. Miller has been assigned as Ua!ted
States Consul. With Mrs. Elmer and
Miss Fenwick on the same transport
the party were entertained during tneir
brief stay by Mr.. Edward Dekum.
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Mrs. Annis Montague Turner gave a
dinner party on Thursday evening to
Or. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman. The Ia
bic was daintily decorated with flowers
and prettily lighted. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isen-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mott-Smith and Mr..
Rockwell.
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Miss Dekum. sister OF Mr.. Edward
Dekum Of this city, will arrive In Ho-
nolulu on Wednesday next. Upon
arrival she Is to be married to Mr.. ]. Il.
Meyers. manager OF Hamoa plantation.
The wedding will be a quiet one, only
few intimate friends will be present.
Miss Dekum was here two years ago
and made many friends during her
visit. and her acquaintances will be
glad TO welcome her back. Mr.. Meyers
was formerly a resident Of Lihue ma
uai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17
OPPORTUNITY OF A CENTURY.

As said by p. G. Jones, the people
have the opportunity of a century to
make New Honolulu city worthy the
name of a modern American port rs
well as the Paradise of the Pacific. This
opportunity carries with 1t response
bility which no citizen of these Islands
can afford to view with indifference
The great fire Of 1886 gave the people
an opportunity to rebuild Honolulu on
modern lines. The cholera epidemic
was a lesson, which, though appreciat-
ed at the time, amounted to compare
lively little on account of the half
hearted measures that followed.
Now we have the old Chinatown WHIP
ed out and a new lesson from the
plague visitation. Added to this Is the
assured position Of Honolulu as one
of the important ports Of the Pacific.
Local and foreign trade is increasing.
It will continue to increase. Every
dollar invested today for improved
sanitation and new streets, and every
regulation made for the construction
Of new blocks is a small premium IN
the insurance which these measures
establish for future safety and wealth
of the city. Theold idea of building
shacks to be used for the homes of
Aslatics must be done away with, and
the people awake to the fact that city
cannot be built on the lines of planta-
ton camp.
II the present respite is not another
false alarm, the day Is fast approach
ing when there will be loud and for
chile cry for the work Of reconstruc-
ton to begin. When Honolulu is once
more an open port, the greatest danger
lies in the probability that the de-
mands of the present will cause the
people to forget the future. Thus old
mistakes will be repeated and future
generations will find themselves fight
ing the old problem over again.
Our public spirited men, the officials
and the people realize the opportunity,
yet the first lines of the general plan
have yet to be drawn. The situation
demands action. When the Legisla-
ture meets the people will not allow 1t
to wait for the report of a commission.
The opportunity offers now for the
consideration Of the many individual
opinions, the sitting of general ideas
and the construction of a general plan
on which the Legislature may Dase its
action. Bring the theories down to
a practical basis, and the prospect
of Honolulu making the best of It's op-
portunity will be guaranteed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17
new HONOLULU DISCUSSED
Mr.. Cleshorn Gives His Views on
New Streets and Parks.
Glorious Future Dreamed by nr. Camarinos
White Mans Town and Mecca lvr
TourlstS-Example Of Athens.

Hon. A. 8. Cleghorn, former COVER
nor Of Oahu and for many years COM
missioner Of publis grounds in Homo
lulu, spoke to Bulletin reporter, who
met him casually, in these terms: 81
wish your paper would advocate the
cutting up of large blocks with streets.
There is a splendid opportunity now
in Chinatown. The intermediate
streets ought to be at least eighteen
feet wide 30 as to allow two vehicles
to pass each other. Another good
chance Is to make new street past the
Austin site, from King to Hotel, be-
tween Fort and Bethel streets.
THE division Of blocks would in
crease the value of property. You
should see the way Paris Is cut up with
streets, the blocks being much smaller
than the average in Honolulu. There
Is not room for park In Chinatown.
The ground there is too valuable for
that purpose, 1t is needed for business
blocks. Talking of new streets, there
ought to be at least two more cutting
across Emma street. Kukui srteet
ought to be extended. Oh, it's on the
plan, but what Is the use of plans I'M
less the work is done? That has been
the trouble right along in Honolulu"
Inc conversation was held near
Palace square. Mr. Cleghorn was
asked what he thought of making a
park OF the burnt district next that
place. He said 1t would be a good
scheme II the Occidental hotel could
be removed, so as to take in the entire
block, "and t.en 1t would be only o
small park"
Demetrius G. Camarinos, proprietor
of the California Fruit Market, volun-
teared some emphatic words on Homo
lulu's future, saying: II approve of
what has been done in burning. OF
course 1t Is loss to the owners, but
look at Chicago after its great fire. The
fireproof limits should cover the bust
ness center of the city, the erection of
small buildings should not be allowed,
and ! would condemn all old buildings
surviving the 40 period.
Every new city abroad is made of
wide streets and good sidewalks. We
must have improved sidewalks, there
are no decent sidewalks-not even on
Fort street. What makes q beautiful
city? Beautiful streets and sidewalks.
1--WE want a white mans city. They
call this the Paradise of the Pacific.
1t Is more likely Paradise of the
Asiatics. II ! got chance would
establish respectable market in the
middle of town. where Asiatics would
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

This government" talk about repre-
sentative men is the most magnificent
nonsense to anyone who has lived In
Hawaii long enough to note how opin-
ions Of the ruling official faction are
formed. II Barefoot Bill" just let
out of Oahu Jail should declare loyalty
to the local government he would stand
a chance of being sent to Washington
as a representative Hawaiian. Any
one opposing the opinions Of the rul-
ing is Immediately scheduled in the
Dennis" family.