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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-16

The presentation OF Roland Reeds great
success THE Woman Halter by the Al
bee company at Keith's next week prom
ises 10 be ono of tho conspicuous features
Of the stock season OF that house. The
special engagement OF Mr.. George w.
Wilson best known as for years the lead
inc comedian OF the Boston Museum
stock company lends both additional in
terest and strength 60 the attraction. in
tho leading role OF the extremely funny
comedy Mr.. Wilson has won one of his
greatest popular successes, and u Is long
since ha has been seen by local playgoers
that he alone Is certain 20 prove one OF
the strongest drawing cards of the entire
season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-16

steamer Mount Hope" Is the only
steamer landing at Newport near electric
cars for the Beach. On ether lines the
passengers must walk from one to four
miles on a hot day.
LEAVE PROVIDENCE FOR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-16
Steamer Queen City

VIII leave Providence. foot OF Planet
street. East side. at $40 .. m. Returning
leave sesconnet at D. m, via sescon-
net River.
Fare for Round Trip Tsc.
Including supper, 800
J. A. PETTEY, Gsnl Manager,
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The Luzon. now at Taeoma. viii load
lumber for Honolulu
The Hanaiei brought 10 packages of
iron and one boat for Cottan Brothers.
The waialeale was reported as dis
charging her cargo OF coal at Hanamaulu
Yesterday.
The ship Charmer sailed from Tacoma
Oetoher 18th for Honolulu with cargo
OF lHmber.
The schooner Lizzie Vance cleared the
port Of San Francisco for Honolulu. Oc-
teber 18th.
When the Hanalei left Waimea the
steamer Mikahala was unloading freight
at that port
The schooner Novelfy. Captain Rosen-
dahl, left Newcasfel September a0th for
Honoiulu with coal
Another harkenfine Is TO be built at
San Francisco as sister ship 10 the Ia
haina and koko Head.
The ship VIM Fl. Smith arrfyed st Port
Townsend October 18th after an uneyent-
ftll passage from Honolulu.
The Emily f. whitney has been char
tered by Alexander 4 Baldwin al Tacoma
TO bring cargo Of lumber for this port
The City Of Para viii. in all probabaE-
fty. be replaced on her old Panama run.
upou her return to San Francisco from
this port
The schooner Maggie Russ has left the
mort of Mendocino foF Honolulu with
luIaber. The vessei left Mendocino o.
.oher 18th.
The kinan. the pride Of the wsider feet.
made quick round trip passage 70 Hifc
and return. The Kinau left Saturiav
night with several hundred Porto Ricans
for the Hawaii port She returned res
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teFVzzy shortly after 1 O'Clock kavsnr
Eaze the trip withect irciz'ezE-
Reexrr adTsces fror the Coast state
that she tarkeztine Encors left Sewezs-
1e for Honolulu. Oero6<r 14th- wtfk
cargo q coal
Tie schooner C. L. waodhury- now az
Ezrekz- IS l0adIag humber for Hsralulu-
Ihe vszses h4S been chartered By J. r
Hanify & Co
The kTi< COursney Ford. which bad
0esn reported as disnlSsfed az SEA OF the
northern coast- arrived st Port Town
ssnd October fzth-
The Iuser-Islznd steamer Niihaa car
RED large qranffsy of csai s3estired for
Hanamaniu when she sailed for Kauai
ports isss evening
W A Boole s Son are about 20 lay the
keel OF the four -uasted harkenvine for
Hind. Rolph < Co She IS 20 carry l.
10000 feet OF lumber
The bark W. B. Flint cleared the port
Of San Francisco for kahului October
18th with q small cargo The Flint viii
take sugar ar the latter port
Incoming island vessels yesterday ex-
perieuced light northeast winzis and
,uaooth seas in crossing the channel
Fine weather was reported on Kauai
The American schooner Robert r.
Hind was taking on ballast yesterday
preparatory to taking on etaosiuhrdiT
preparatory TO sailing for the Sound to-
day
The schooner Aloha belonging to VIII
iiams. DimOnd < Co.. was loading a
, general cargo at Steuart-street wharf.
San Francisco. October 10th for Homo
lulu
Captain Henderson has been appointed
70 take charge OF the rug Leslie Bald
win. Captain Richard Seike. having been
compelled TO resign the command because
of illness
Owing TO an accident to her donkey
engine the Hanalei was delayed about five
hours at Hanamaulu Friday. More trou-
bic was experienced the day following
| from the same source.
The Wilder steamer Maui was DELAYED
off Lanai Thursday night owing to an
overheated bearing. The vessel was un-
able to proceed for four hours. No
serious damage resulted
PurSer Christensen reported the fol-
lowing sugar on Kauai at the time of de
Darture of the Inter-lsland steamer Ha-
nalei K. s. NJ. 500 bags: V. X, 600
hags: (Wl 500 and B. 1900.
The bark Roderick Dhu. Captain John
son. came OF the ways at Boole's ship
fdru- san Iduclsco anu went " Jan
land. The shin Falls of Clyde. Captain
Matson. of the same line. sailed on that
date for Hilo.
The steamship City of Para left port
early Sunday morning for San Francisco.
with but two passengers from Honolulu
bound for the coast The last of the
Porto Ricans were released from the YES
sci Saturday night
The schooner Ada which was mixed
MP in a collision with the schooner
Blanche and Ella several days ago. came
into port from Kauai ports yesterday with
her bow somewhat badly damaged. The
schooner will receive needed renairs while
hare
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GRANITE contInuous servlee.


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct S-The
transport Grant. after one of the most
notable service records, is going on the
dry docks for an overhauling. She was
towed out from the transport dock TODAY
and is now lying in the stream
The Grants fires have not been ont
since a few days prior TO December n.
1898 On the latter date the steamship
sailed from Bath. Me for the Philippine
Islands. by way Of Suez canal. with Gen
erai Lawton aboard. Since that time she
has made nineteen trips across the Pa
riiic. travelling in these voyages a total
distance of 10000 mileS-neariy six
times the circumference of the earth.
During all this service she has had no
oyerhauling. and she could continue right
along in the work If necessary.
The Grant can carry 2.134 soldiers.
with IA crew OF 1870 men. and she has
cabin accommodations for 100 officers or
passengers. She has a capacity for 800
tons Of commissary supplies and $500
tons OF stores. in addition 20 her great
been loaded down in this way on the runs
to Manila
Captain. Jesse NJ. Baker has been the
uaartermaster in charge of the Grant on
ali these voyages and TO him is accorded
the chief credit of running the transport
in the continuous and difficult service of
nearly three years without even the
slightest kind OF an accident.
Captain n. L. Batchelder. for several
years assistant 10 General Long. has been
assigned to the transport Sherman as
quarfermaster
The trans Pacific transport service is
now he only transport service that the
United States Government possesses. The
service to Cuba and Porto Rico has been
done away with. the few soldiers that are
being transported between the United
States and those points being handled by
the commercial lines. But the trans Pa
yific service has been put on regular
calling basis and has been left with Gen
eral Long for management. When the
Hancock left last week that vessel sailed
on the two hundred and fifty-fifth trip
that has been made from the port of San
Francisco by army transports in about
two years. There are now fifteen trans
ports plying between San Francisco and
the Philippines and among the islands. all
handled from this port. The service has
been gradually reduced to this figure.
though at one time there We're nearly fifty
vessels. employing about 10000 men,
9'aking a small army in itself. 1t was
this service that General Long built up
and which he is now reducing TO the
lowest limit that is consistent with the
work required of il by the Government.
During all this time not q single life has
been lost in crossing the Pacific Ocean
these many times.
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Diamond Hsaa. 20 .. m-wezfhsr
clear. Wind light. ry-rh.

Ter. s Sco<1 CaptzIa Bszzszn c
Wells L Neke1fres D. Skeldo1. c. 3.
s<uIxeo1- C. A Lay. s Nas1da. y.
saaiaar. Hafn You and IS deck.
Fron Mani ports. per str. Clandine.
October Sl-Mrx ]. E. Myerx. Mr.. 7
p Cooke. four childrez snd two So
wants: B. Baldwin, wife. three chill
eren and servant ". o. Smith. n Mkt.
y hIrzi- ]. ". ksi1a- j. Cockeff- E L
Cutting. ]. Ia Msyers and wife. Miss L.
kalsau, Sing Xou. J. J. Abreu and wife
Mr.. $. ]. Salter and daughter. Thomas
Pratt. wife and daughter. Charles VII
liarns. C. Fatzlef. Rev z TOkiuass. D.
& HsyseI6en. :. L. Coke. J. a. Maxoon.
J. Fl. Jones Mrs. Maloney. John Rich
srdson and ~ dsck
From Maui and Molokaf ports. per
steamer Hawaii. October 19-Mrs. Rfb-
bic I. kia. Father Matthias and deck
From San Francisco. per o. & o.
steamship Coptic. October 21-For Yoko-
hama-H Abegx. G.. ". Bramhan. H r
Colfbran. z. Freschl. Mrs Kate y. John
son. Miss W. KimbaIl. L Loewenbach.
T. Matsumara s Strauss For Kobe
Miss $. Alexander. Rev. J. l. Atkinson.
Miss Yesta Atkinson. ]. A. BerntsOn.
DR. Henry Ianning. p. Sorlan. Miss VI.
Ransom. For Nakasaki-Miss Alice Colt
For Shanghai-Rev. T. C. Beals. Mrs z.
Beals and child. Rev. F. " Chaplin.
Mrs F. u. Chaplin and two children.
Rev. n. T. Huntington. Miss NJ. G. Hunt
Ington, Dr. O. T. Logan. Mrs. o. T.
Logan. child and infant Miss Carrie
Wasson. For Hongkong-Mrs- Major
/ ". IL Anderson and infant Miss s. NJ
Barstow. Miss A. F.. Baskerville. Miss /
Casson. s. Gelat. F. Fl. Goddard. A. T.
Goehr Consui-Gen. Leon Guislain. Leon
| Guislain. Roger Guislain. Paul Guislain.
Miss Marie Louise Guislain. Miss Pierre
Guislain. Mrs. 7. L. Hartigan and three
children. Geo. Hayes. Fl. Hirsch. F. A.
Houseman. Major ]. o. Hutchinson.
Mrs- NJ II. Kerfoot. W. s. Kinch. Mrs.
" :. Eineh- K n. Knox. A. NJ. T.
Lowry. r Lyons Robert Mitchell. Mrs.
T. u. Mccoy. Miss e. V Mccoy. Mrs.
T. McKinnis. Miss J McKinnis. g. F.
Nelson. f. A. Ram. Mrs. f. A. Ram.
T.. Sexton. Miss E. Sexton. Miss T. Sin
clair. Mrs. s. t. Stephens. Max Steven
son. Mrs Max Stevenson. Miss F. y.
Thallon. 5. c. Trench. f. Won Never, W.
Waiting Miss C. White. A. A. Hobenc.
Fav over at Honoluiu-Lieut. A. C..
Allen. Mrs. A G. Allen. infant and
maid: p. V. Busch.
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@
sAlLIEe TODAY.

Tuesday. Oct. 30.
Str: w. G. Hall. S. Thompson. for
Kauai ports at > p. m.
Str. Claudine. Parker. for Maui ports,
at : p. m.
Case. schr. Eclipse. Townsend for Ia
haina. Kihei. Wskena. Kailua, Hookena
and Napoopoo at 3 D. m
5. s. Contic, Kinder. for the Orient !:
probably sail about 5 p. m.
Str. Noeau. Wyman. for Lahains.
kaanapalai and Kukuihaele. at : p. N.
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Stricken With Paralysis.

pletely lost the use of one arm and side.
After seing treated by an eminent ply
sieian for quite a while without relief,
my wife recommended Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. and after using two bottles
of it be is almost entirely cured.-Geo.
r. Mcdonald, Man. Logan Co.. w. Va,
q. s. A. Several other very remarkable
cure Of partial paralysis have been eff
fected by the use of this liniment. 1t is
most widely known however, as a cure
for rhepmatism. sprains and bruises Sold
by aii druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co. agents for Hawaii
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starbuek's Fine Trip.

The ship Tlnie E. Starbuck. one Of
the first vessels 70 get away from
San Francisco at the conclusion of the
great strike. appeared of the harbor
early yesterday morning. and soon
after docked at Sorenson wharf Cap
tain Curtis stated that he was ex-
tremely fortunate in securing a full
crew OF competent men. The Star
buck made very good time coming
down 10 the islands. consuming but
little over fourteen days in making
her destination. The vessel has a
large and miscellaneous cargo aboard,
Including a quantity of feed stuffs
mainly consigned 10 the Union Feed
Company. Eight hundred bales of
hay were carried on deck. The Star
buck brought two passengers for Ho-
nolulu In the persons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Zeno Meyers. well-known kamaainas.
who after an extended sojourn on the
Coast will remain in the islands
through the winter season.
The Starbuck met with fine wealth.
er all the way down. Favorable winds
were encountered from time TO time
which greatly aided the ships speedy
progress. The Starbuck will probably
return to the Coast with sugar.
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DEPARTURES.

Sunday, October 20.
5. 5. City of Para, Porter. for San
Francisco.
Am. bkt J. L. Stanford. Molleson. for
Kaanapali.
Am. bkt Robert Sudden, Jensen. for
the Sound.
Monday. October 21.
Schr. Malolo. for Hanalei and Kali
hiwai at ) p. IN.
Schr. Blanche and Ella for waialua,
Kauai, ar D. N.
Str. Hawaii, Bennett. for Molokai
ports, at ) p. IN.
Str. Niihau W. Thompson, for Hama
maulu and Akuhini, at 3 p. IN.
Am; schr. Spokane. Jamison. for the
Sound.
Schr. Lady. for oolau ports; p m.
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ship Thomas on Dry Dock.

Investigation has demonstrated that
the damage done the ship J. r. Thomas
in a severe gale of Cape Flattery several
weeks ago is greater than first supposed.
1t was thought that temporary repairs.
TO have been made at Port Townsend
would enable her to proceed TO San Fran
cisco with her cargo. A more complete
survey shows that this is impossible. In
consequence the Thomas was towed to
Tacoma October nth and her cargo
transferred TO the ship William H.
Smith. just arrived from San Francisco.
The Thomas is to go on the Tacoma dry
dock for repairs.
In April last while en- route from
Port Stephens to Acapulco. the Thomas
encountered gales which tore away her
mast and rigging. Her captain was
drowned and the cargo shifted She final
lv reached Honolulu in disabled condi-
ton.
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E1HE Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Coptic from San
u Francisco made a rather unex-
pected entree into the port OF
Honolulu yesterday afternoon The
vessel was not expected along the
waterfront until late in the evening
or az an early hour this morning
The Coptic made the trip 10 Hoiio-
lulu In about the regulation six days
time Fine weather and smooth seas
characterized the entire journey. The
liner was sighted Of Waimanalo
shortly after / o'clock II was nearly
3 o'clock before her passengers were
able 10 land at Pacific Mail wharf
The well-known reputation OF the
shin or the popularity Of her com
mander J. n Rinder. and Purser A. =
Rennie evidently proved a pretty
healthy drawing card for the Coptlc
as she left San Francisco with a large
cabin passenger list OF through traY-
elsrs boune for various ports through
out the orient
The steamship was found to set
very low IN the water as she appear
ed on port. A cargo OF over $500 tons
consigned 20 Asiatic ports is slowed
away in her hold. The vessel has a
large compliment OF Asiatics in the
steerage. She has 242 Chinese, and
% japanese. and before leaving for
the far East will take on 150 Chinese
and 100 Japanese from Honolulu as
additional passengers
The Coptic brought lis sacks OF
mail For fhfe nnrf She will take on
200 tons OF coal before leaving The
Coptic will sail for the Orient at
o'clock this afternoon.
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SHIPPING Interests to Consolidate.

In another week or 50 there will be an
amalgamatiOn of shipping interests that
viii be the strongest ever known in the
history Of the nort. SAYS the San Fran
cisco Call The Steamship Managers
Association. the ShipOwners' Association
and the steam schooner owners are now
practically one concern aud in future win
govern all matters pertaining 10 the ship
ping and paving of OF ships crews.
The formation of the Shipowners' As
SOciation dates hack 10 the big strike Of
sailors several years ago. Since that
time the members Of the association have
shipped and paid of their men in the
ofiice Of the association. The Steamship
Managers Association was formed a few
months ago rs the result Of certain de
mands made hy the Sailors Union. The
steam schooner owners are the latest ad-
dition 10 the compact.
Members OF the three different bodies
held informal talks. and finally a meet
ing was called Tor last "Wednesday. There
were present at il ]. Z. Hanify of ]. r.
Hanify \ CO. and G. A. Hooper Of q. A.
schooner owners; Captain Gccda1 OF
Goodali Perkins & co. and Z. r. Di-
mond Of Williams. Difnond & Co. repre-
Sentins the steamship Managers Associ-
atioE. and Henry =. pennell ~ the
simpson Lumber Company and Captain
Goodman of Alexander & Baldwin repre-
seuting the ShipownerS' Association.
After considerable discussion. thu steam
schooner owners decided te join the
Steamship Managers Association. bur for
the time being win ship al their men
through the ShipeWners' Association.
That Is as TAR as the matter has gone at
prercnt. on the 18th inst. when smother
meeting Is 20 he held. the chancs are that
ell three GOVERNS viii amaleamate and
form a large central association.
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citIzensh o Of Sailors.

A decision has been received by the
Commissioner of Immigration at San
Francisco. made by the Attorney General
az Washington. as 10 the rights of the
commission az that port 10 examine sea.
men as alien emigrants after being dis
charged from foreign vessels. The de
cision gives the power to the commission
10 examine all. whether sailors or not.
and that ali must pay the head tax of 81
each. The foreign consuls in San Fran
cisco have been fighting such examina-
tons.
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ARRIVALS

Sunday. October %.
Str. Claudine, Parker. from Maui
ports
Str. W. G Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports
Str. Hanalei, Peterson. from Kauai
ports.
Str. Kawailani. from Koolau ports.
Monday, October 81.
S. s. Coptic, Kinder. from San Fran
cisco, 4 p. m.
Schr. Ada. from Hanalei, at p. m.
Am: ship Tillie E. Starbuck, Curtis, 1S
days from San Francisco at s a. m
Str. kinau. Freeman. from Hilo. at
noon.
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The Merchants Exchange Of San
Francisco received from n merchant of
Sausalito. October i4th. an old scrap OF
paper. upon which the following had
hten serawle4s ship Gotama foundered
on the shore Of New Zealand. Captain
NoSes." As the Gotama could not have
heen the foundered ship and the distance
from the New Zealand shore 10 Sausa-
lito Is rather too far for the bottled mes
sage to have drifted the fake aroused
little interest.
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custom H.use Promotlons.

A promotion made IN the force OF
Custom House inspectors yesterday
resulted in James z. Sheahan. a for
mer member OF the night guard detail
being elevated to the position OF day
inspector
The place vacated by MI. Sheahan
was filled by the appointment Of
James olds. Jr. one OF the fortunate
ones who succeeded in passing the
recent civil service examinations.
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whaiers Ara comIns.

Within ten days. Il Is expected. the
first az the Whaling aeet that has heen
cruising In the Soutk sra and OF the
coast of japan win reach San Francisco.
Sperm whales engaged the attention Of
the ships the eariv part of the season.
and OF japan right whales have heen
caught. Il IS as yet unknown. however.
what the catches ~ the vessels are. The
Charles ". Morgan or CalifOrnia IS ex-
pected ta - she FIRST of she feet 20 ST.
rive Chr0nicie.
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PASSENGERS ARRveD.

From Kauai ports. per str. W. q.
Hail. October 2o-A- s. Wilcox snd
wife. A. ". Wilcox. Francis GAY. wife.
child and maid George y. Fairchild
wife. three children ard two servants
Charles Gay. Mrs r. ]. Lindeman.
Mrs. ] II. Ceney. Mrs. s. Keller. Miss
:. Kelley. r. r. Keyworth. r. Loreil. n
A. Shaughnessy. A. Fl. Rice. Z W Shei-
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Professor David Starr Jordan addressed
to Market INSPECTOR Berndt il is stated
thar the vessel would be dispatched TO
this port on a fishing cruise. The YES
sci j. being sent out by the Government
fishery commission and j. 20 remain until
..pril IA in these waters catching speci-
mems Of the fisn OF these Islands. Mr..
Berudt was requested 10 continue gather
prufnent
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To Men Who Keep Herses

There are quantities of business
men in town who have 10 keep a horse
TO take them to work and fetch them
home again. who cannot afford TO
build a stable or don't care to
To these We would ike TO mention
the fact that our stable is fire-proof
sanitary and up-fo-date- Horses are
well fed. wei looked after and treated
right Our terms are moderate
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Wailuku Reservoir.

From the HGWi Neies.
A crack has appeared in the ce-
ment Of the Wailuku reservoir. which
is leaking freely, rendering immediate
repairs necessary.
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Wlseonsln Mar Not come.

The report from San Francisco 70 the
efeet that the hatfleship Wisconsin
would be sent TO TRtuila and stopping al
this port has not received much cred
ence from local naval authorities. IL
vas reported the vessel Was TO take the
members of the court martial who are
10 try the former governor Of Turuila.
who Is charged wi.h drunkenness Cap
tain Merry. the local commander. viii
serve on the court. and he viii leave on
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-22
6ERETANIA STREET AND Nuu-
ANU VALLEY.

Cars leave Punahou Stable for Town
at $3.50 and for Town and Valley at
$40. $50, 6:1o, 500, $40, and
7:20 a. m.
Cars leave Oahu College for Town
and Valley at $3.50. $50 and 7:10 a. N
and every 10 minutes TIL 1910 D. m
except the even hour and half hour
cars which run from the Stable
Cars leave Nuuanu Valley at $40,
$50. $50 a m. and every 10 minutes
thereafter till 1880 D. m
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets
for Punahou College at sos. e:25.
6.45 a M. and every 10 minutes after
till 9:45 p. m After that the cars
run to the Stable up to HOS .. m.
which Is the last car from Town
reaching the Stable at 1850 D. m
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IramWays Time Table.
KING STREET LINE.


Cars leave waikiki. for Town at
5:45, 6:15, 6:45 a. M, and every Is
minutes thereafter till 1O:45, Ills
and 11:45 p. m. from Waikiki go to
the Punahou Stables.
Gers leave Rifle Range or Pawaa
switch for Town at 5:5S a. m. and
every Is minutes thereafter till 1l:0S
D. m.
Cars icave Fort and King streets
corner for Palama at 6:l0 a. m. and
every Is minutes after till HIPS D. m.
Cars leave for Palama only at s
and $3.50 a m.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki at
5:45 a. m. and every Is minutes till
s:45 p. m, then at 1915 and f0:45
p. m. The 11:15 p. m. from Palama
for Punahou only goes to Waikiki on
Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Rifle Range at $50 and
$50 a. m.
Cars leave Fort aid King streets
corner for Waikiki at sos a m. and
every is minutes till 1905 D. m. then
at 1885 and 11:05 p. m. The 1855
p. m. goes to Waikiki on Saturdays
only.
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MESSENGERS OErAPTEo. /

Per 8. s CITY of Para. October 10. for
San Franeisco-Mr. and Mrs John Berg
strom.
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DUE TODAY.

Globe Nav. s. S. Meteor. from Seattle.
$. :. Gaelic. Finch. from the Orient.
due in morning.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-22
AIhatroa. 90 donoIulu.

The I-nitei States ship AlhatrosS mar
Be expected AZ Honolulu shortly after the
frst 81 December. In letter from