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Ladies' Knit Vests

pertant improvements lu~ he street rail-
way properly, not thu least important
bfinl IKE re,equlfnent of the track Or
ne Fannln aud Travis street belt. some
needed improvement are also being made
M rho puSypr house In the lling IN tue
big gully adjaccrr this property
Rey. W. Il. Cave, .. D., OF Palue b.
Ky viii preach today morning ard gut
Nd The First Presbyterian church Dr. ca e
Is most excellent prenehtr, no gny a.
tractlYc IN manner and style oil cxpfungin Z
NE word, but Is an orator. AMI Geep
gcliolar Those who heard him last sun
day viii hardly miss this opportunity
All. Anthony Caruso and Mas Mary
Mnino win be married ai 3 o'e OK hi
afffinoo at 81. Jos uh's church, Rcv.
Fnfher Banhrld officiating IN 70 will be
nnptiai dinner after the ceremony AZ the
residence OF the brides parents, GOT Trim
ify street attended bv tae friends % ne
cortfacung parties. Mr.. AMI Alrs. Ceru' Q
will make Galveston their home.
u. 3. r, Anniversary Celebration.
The United Brothers Of Friends and the
Sisters OF the Mystic Ten, twin coIOred
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orSIlIT OF INVESTIGATION
CHARGES AGAINST POLICE Of
MIC es e.' PROCTOR AND HAMMOND.
e,,.nded for Fifteen Days and
f'0' Hammond for Thirty oays-pe-
erees Of the Board.

.o-s,ce commission OF the city,
Ipe .he notice. fire and health board.
s psm~ It's Investigation YESTERDAY INTO
rs'u'n ,.,,es preferred against onicer j ID.
iAe sn-' II the police force, which we're
Pee'o, n fur In yesterdays Post, also
pnnwu against officer Frank Hammond
ihe e.- 49,, AZ slot machine In a saloon.
y p, ar we're the conclusions of the
,..rd in each case: go
y, q. Blackburn, Chief of Police city
q neu, Texas, July 81 Dear Sir:
hot ,avestIsation Of charges against oni.
tl n Proctor the board render the
g ~ decision: "Thnt OFFICER ] D..
.,r he suspended for a tera OF fifteen
i'o.' commencing from date of his sus-
WV s,on nv ven. pending Investigation. Upon
F . of said fifteen days the said
s NOV 70 be again placed on regular duty. =
Eespee''u' J. Tuffly, Acting secretary.
,,,,ns,, N Thomas, Chairman Police,
n uni ucath Board. city Of Houston,
s 3. q Blackburn, Chief of Police, CITY
Il Houston Texas July 27.-Dear Sir;
hou1I,S .es tigation Of charge against Oni-
n Ulela lnt Hammond the board render the
4 rnIa r decision. Tint Officer Ham
is. .S be suspended for y term OF thirty
s asrs commencing from this date. Upoon
aa,snsatlon Of said thirty days the SAIL OH
~ 10 he again placed on TeBI''P uuty'
Respectfully, r..,,,, Ao+,n, ssora,orc
,,.,u,ar ~ Thomas, Chairman Police.
~ WIND md Health Beard, City of Houston.
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Red Oak lodge No. 93, WoQdmea q me :,
World. Will unyeil mornneh. t So NM
rms AFTERNOON at the German cent Try
over The grave OF their deceased memuer'
Air. August Fashion
There are uudeliveEed te'cgrains NJ W
office Of the Western IN 90 teiee avn
company for H. L. Minis y a M ~ II,
Jams and George d. Jones
Messrs Alvidu and Lasseere, lrop ele, OF y, .
n, mo farmer BroadwdN. now INV , ~ u
ord tbeater. were each pres nte lasl ulg Z
With a handsome gold heaeea fS,.,a,.rs
~. cvnress Gun club viii have its
twelfth annual kng s6oet t sdgjn. ~ r %a,ib
W. par Creek win participate Besides
NE ahe shoot there viii be other interesting aI-
D. n HAY will all his pulpit today
at shesrn Methodist church Of u leaac Wed.
ihs s nilu ~ MS vneatiou for tie month -
AneS a st During his ahs.nge I hf oc . ?.
Mckinney, late Of baitlm'rs' VIZ 1872
the pulpit. ,.... -. ,r,
Receiver Il. B. Rice is making some I'm
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CITY RRevITles.


Richard Smith. colored, aged 81 years,
died Yesterday in the Second warl-
Tomorrow will be regular ca day u
Justice Malsch's court Inc docket VIII
be taken up at 10 o'clock
The regular monthly TurRyer 81, mel, meiG
contest VII iaee b ,ihee af ~ 5oe
sheriff Anderson aud Deteciiye Qnin were were
hntI ont Of the city yesterday. When they
retnrn some important developments In the
i'fveri murder cases are expected.
A six-foot tarpon frozen into a compound
cake of lee win he on exhibit 40 Jay
n. c. /. & Theo. Behring'S, and t1rpon
scales viii be given away as souvenirs
AFR c. W. Hahl is engineering PIG
rice company deal by which Y Is lex, e1pee ,I,ii
soon eauip 100000 rice farm In soutl
Texas.
nv a deed nled for record yesterday me
Mrfpal building and Loan association 500
10 naisv be Vance fourteen lots out
block A, Burton addition. for a eonsidefa
ton Of $4,000
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CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR
Police Department Successful After a
Chase LASTING Five Days.

Police Department Successful After a
Chase Lasting Five Days.
The police and detective forces Of the
city have been at work for several days
for the capture Of VIII Johnson, coiored'
and Detective jennie Smith has lost some
sleep and done a great deal OF hard work
to this end. These labors were rewarded
yesterday morning by the capture OF John.
son just as be entered house he has
been occupying on Commerce street with a
bag fun Of plumber. Chief Clerk Kessler
assisted Mr.. Smith in making the arrest,
and the defendant appeared 20 be the vic.
tim Of a gfeat surprise when the officers
came down on him.
Yesterday in Justice MaIschs court the
defendant was bound over 10 The grand
jury on three charges OF burglary. his bond
being set at $500 In one case and 5000 In
each OF the other cases.
Among the articles recovered which nave
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A 400 silk Waist for 1903.
Wash Top Skirts

Quite lot of odd Skirts, in Denim, Covert and mer-
cerized Chambray, trimmed, others plain stitched
Walking Skirts that formerly sold for 225 to 400
now all are reduced to one price, E0
each ...........-.. .,...s.......g., 5'UO
One aud two of style in White Pique skirts, that
formerly sold from $50 to ZOO, . E0
choice now tor......,..t.; ..............,..
A lot of Misses Coored Duck and Denim Skirts,
nicely trimmed, that formerly sold for lbs 900
and Us, now each -. ................... ~
Misses Dark Blue and Black Serge Lined IQn
Skirts, that were 1850, now = d., W
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David Osborn. well known and re-
speeted coiored man, who has lived and,
worked IN Houston since 1852, died last
night at bis home and win he buried AZ
n m. today In Oilyewood cemetery. De
ceased was between 70 and 80 years Of
age. lie belonged during the period ot
slavery TO IT. r.. Hurd, where he learned
fhe .rade Of blacksmlfhlnR, After tluancl-
natIon he started blacksmith e.op ~
his own and hy hlg thrift aud Industry
prospered In addition 70 owning his own
home he owns considerable other city prop
erty Ills only surviving relative . son.
Ben Osborn. S. u
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not been claimed are set OF harness, a
ME poiiee departmenf win be glad rs hear
from the oynefs Of these articles sad
die and birdie recovered were the prop.
eriy of Mr.. w. u. King OF Louisiana
street
An arrest has been made Of o party who
Is believed 10 have had a baud Ia the
hurglarlzing Of the saloon or George ~
Jones night before last
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Handkerchiefs

Sheer fine quality hemStitched Lawn Handker- *
chiefs, worth ioc, each. ....,...............0G
Pretty embroidered scaloped edge and hemstitchea
with embroidery corner Handkerchies, IN,
worm 2oc each -, ......,,,.,......,.,.,
Another lot of those elegant sheer Linen Handker-
chiefs, beautifully embroidered, that are worth TO-
all of 4oc, each Observation-Disclosures. IOC
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The prices have been cut and cut deep in this Sec
ticn Many lots contain values that are better than
we claim for them.
A beautiful lot of sheer Lawns and Dimities in pretty
patterns and good colors, regular 124c line, Qfn
yard ..... ........s,....... .......... O5G
Our entire line of IS and i8c fancy Lawns IN
and Dimes, lovely assortment now yard sOGl
Fine Sheer White Lawns with coored polka 5nn|
dots, regular value f5c yard ............. sOG
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Mems Socks

A lot of odd pairs of Mems Socks, plain and lace
open work, black mercerized cotton and e beautiful
fancy coored cotton and Se not pair worth less than
| 25c some worth 4oc, tomorrow choice for f1fo
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!, Excursions TO Sylvan Beach

|alFht tuesday ard Friday evening
Re, by ssan,,e,nalsions 10 sylvan Beach. la
~, dsnc,utlern Pacific, G., II. Il n. R'y
b ceptTafg sailing and bathing. Train
rs IA por+eu epct at 6 p IN. Returning
Excursions W. p; IN. Regular Sun
Re- a. M $50 p. m. Lea leave Ia i'e
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Odd Towels

choice lot of Satin Dlmask and fine Huck Towels,
one and two pairs of a kind Out on the counters to
close them out at much less than regular price. Don't
fail TO see them.
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kayser Silk Gloves

The tips outwear the Gloves" Silk Gloves are
the correct Gloves this season. Kayser Patent Tip
SILK Gloves, in black, white, grays and en-
modes pair, 7Sc and .................OO C
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'si,S AZ = PIANOS ARE THE BEST,
flts shst m T. planists can produce musical
|fhef man. imnossible with the best
Dallas. esn WI 4. Watkin Music
teneral steinway dealers.
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White Goods

The kinds that are wanted at prices that are much
under the usual.
White Checked Lawns, pretty assortment of patterns
quality that is rarely sold under loc, Eo
White Corded Lawns, very durable material makes
up beautiful white wrappers a zoe value, I'M
ward .....................I roc
Plain White Lawn, splendid sheer fine woven quality
that usually brings 10c; have been selling it all
season at 7tc yard; this week on sale at, 20
yard ....,.....'..
4o.inch Plain White Lawn, very durable smooth
fine Lawn, worth all of 1Sc, i'm
White English Long Cloth, II yards in piece Tor
Regular price 1.25, piece. ..........S
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Hosiery

This is the most satisfactory place to buy Hose. We
sell only the reliable kinds and every PAIR has our full
guarantee. This week we offer
splendid quality Plain Black Hose for ladies' M
sold regularly at t5c, pair. ...............I UC
An extra fine grade Ladies Plain Black Hose, OK
regular value CSC, pair .........,.. ....., ZOC
A fancy lace stripe Black Hose for ladies', a 0Eo
Hose that is full CSC value .,...... T. &c
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' black lace en-
open work Hose, worth o5c, a pair ......O JUG
An extra good i5c value Chdren's Close Rib Hose,
with high Spced heel, double knees and toes, I'M
for a pair ............ ............... IOC
Misses lace open work Black Hose, o.
worth CSC, pair ...................% OO
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Fans
Special Sale Ribbons

9fn nehts w c t ~ob i3'' i Rbpon and fOc
All the popular shades in Plain Taffeta Ribbons, TX
ana inches wide, worth zoe, yard .... .fOC
Elegant floral designs in Ta1eta Ribbons, and lovely
Persian patterns in soft Satin Ribbons, TO 6 TO-
inches wide, worth SOC a yard. I0C
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Co!ored Petticoats

Colored and black Sateen PetticoatS made full S0n
with WIDE accordion peated ruffes,worth 100.
Black and white stripe mereerized Sateen Pecoats,
the seasons most popular Skirt, wide accordion
pleated, graduated lounce, trimmed with 10
black ruching, worth $50, now .....' ..''''''"
Ladies' Knit Vests
A full bleached, tapped neck and arms, Richeieu 5o
ribbed Vest, worth all of zoe, each -....,....,"O
Fine bleachsd cotton RicheIieu rib Vest, full 10c
taped worth iSc, each 1880. ,.'''...'
Bleached Isle Richelieu rib Vest, worth 25c, fQn
each ,..... ...,.....' ...t..,.' -.'..' 49,
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Enlbroideries

section of this store that is never idle; always brm
full of values that are not to be had elsewhere,
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Black Top Skirts

Black unined Brilantine Skirts, flare bottom, . TX
trimmed with three satin folds, worth 500 O'IO
Black Scilan Unned Skirts, i2-inch circular flounce,
closely stitched, worth $50, q TX
now .....,.. ~. e.. -, ..,.....,.. vi ~
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Walking Hats

Our entire line of stylish straw Walking Hats, that
sold for 100, i.25 and $50, only few of Or
STYLE 10 close, your choice for .....,..... ZDC
Umbrellas
A special lot of extra quality fast black gloria 26inch
Umbrellas, with natty handles. regularly OQo
IFS leader ....................,. ......,.. zoe
A 26;Dch, silk covered, close roll Umbrella fE0
gun metal and pearl handles, full 200 value i.OO
pretty line OF 2o-inch colored and black Umbrellas,
with natural wood handles, sun and rain OE0
proof worth 800 49,. ................Z sOU
$50 aud 500 Colored Umbrellas, solid colors . on
and with fancy borders natural wood handles O.0U
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Muslin Undergarments

No matter how cheap the garment is, if it comes from
this store it full cut well made Of durable materials
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The nfams the Derby Waist closed out about oeouh his regular
a n o
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Reliable Linens

Some real good things that viii interest prudent
housewives. Values here offered that cannot be
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From the Colonies. per O. :. S. So
noma, December 10-For Honolulu
Col. and Mrs. w. F. Allen. Spencer
Bickerton, Mrs. r. F. Bickerton, [.
Glib, Miss Bailee, Mr.. McPoncet: for
san Francisco-AIrs. c. Bobe, J. d.
Bradney. w. J. Beck. Mr.. Campbell.
COlville. W. Martin Davey, F. J.
Doddemeade, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
t~rankland and child, T H. Fleming.
+. b. Fleming. Mrs. VI. Flynn. Miss /.
Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Goddard.
DIT. w Grevel. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ..
F. X. Howe. Mrs. Y. c. King.
h Il. Lindsey. Mr.. Lambson, r. Mar
guard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mcdaniel.
j. Il. Pendleton, p. w. Richardson. a.
stewart. Miss Symons. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. y. TreadwelI. Miss Ware, w. j. Wat
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kins. Mrs. P. Carlson, Miss NJ. Carlson,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Grave and lntant'
w. Goodger, Mrs. Harris, Miss Massey,
Mr.. and Mrs. McClain, A G. Nelson
William TelfOrd, William Telford Jr.t
I. c. Vaughan, Bros. de Wynee, Mr..
and Mrs. p. H. L. Wood, Commodore
and Mrs. b. F. Tilley.
From San Francisco, per .. & .. D.
6. Doric, December 9-For Honolulu
H. G.. OPpman; for Yokohama-EmIIe
| Adet. J. Brett, Mrs. j. Brett, Miss j.
n Crosby, Miss c. D. LOomis, {. j.
Helm r. Hiraoka, G.. Mitsukuri, Rev.
s. c.. Partridge, Mrs. S. c. Partridge,
q w. IRE; for Nagasaki-P. c. Coop
ar. for Shanghai-Miss Anna Haaland,
Miss Fl Johnson, Miss H. Robbery;
! for Hongkong-Miss May Brown, C. P.
Fox. Robert Marston, E. S. Meserve,
Miss A. e. Nelson. Miss L. Pierson, z.
j. Turnbull, G. r. Turnbull, Mrs G.
r. TurnbulI, Miss c. L. Turnbull, w.
G. Winterburn, r. c. Wyse.
Departing.
Per s. s. Sonoma, December 10. for
San Francisco-J. A. Wilson, Fred
Macfarlane and family, Miss j. Gala
CHER, DR.. Bahrenberg and wife, Mr..
Bahrenberg. Mrs. c. o. Berger, w. H.
Scott, James Vance, Mrs. S. E. Sad
dIemere. H. Dechant, ]. S. Tobin and
wife, John Maupin, Harry Dimond,
Mrs. H. H. Linnell, B. HONG, B. K.
Smith. A. R. Grim, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
f. p. Dole, NJ. Lemcke and wife, E. G.
Macfarlane, Mrs. l.. c. Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. Sieber, Mrs. J.. b. Castle, p.
Schneider, F. L. Chambers, G. N. Cham
bers. r. Lever and wife. Miss O'Neill,
c. J. Mccarthy, W. F. Robinson, II. It.
Marsh, Norman Griswold Jr., E. W.
Quinn, Miss L. E. Morse, Mr.. Low,
Miss Christie ~Tackaberry, TT Pen
field. G.. Tenbin, Miss A. H. Parker,
Capt. James Bamberry, Mrs. Katzsau
and daughter, Mrs. Brown, sister and
child; w. Campbell, Mrs. NJ. b. Rhodes
and child. J. L. Frost, F. c. Bender, F.
Brown, H. G. Ginaca, F. I. Gray, I.
Hams, Mrs. Searles, ]. D. Dole, Mrs.
j. Lund, T. McGraf, C.. B.. Lundahl,
Thomas Sherdon, j.. j. Awkward, j.
Hackett. and S discharged soldiers.
Per steamer Mauna Loa, December
10, for Lahaina. Maalaea, Kona and
Kau-Ah Sing, Kee Fui. Miss Eliza
beth Iona, Rev. w. Ault, j. Kosick,
s. l. Stewart, Annie Peck, Aakainshi,
F. GreenweIl, c. K. Towt and wife,
Rev. S. H. Davis, L. p. Lincoln, H. T.
Hayselden, Mrs. A. S. McWayne, Mrs.
Annie Aiu and three children, Mrs.
Louisa Aiu and two children, John de
Mello, Frank Comes.
For Maui ports, per steamer Clau-
dine, December 10-C. L. Wight, Mrs.
D. X. Unauna, F. r. Richardson, Miss
Feaon. Miss Lindsay, Mrs. r. Panee,
Johnson, E.. II. Pieper, Rev. ]. Nua,
Mrs. ]. N. S. Williams, Mrs. r. Won
Mrs. C. v. Sturtevant, S. j.
Alencastre, Rev. o. H. Gulick, Rev. E.
NJ. Hanuma, Mrs. f. p. Hose, ]. ].
Drummond.
For Hilo and way ports, per steamer
Kinau, December 1Q-Mrs. N. Saki, w.
c.. Giverson, S. X. Kane, C. It. Day, d.
Mrs. j. w. Sproat, Rev. C. H.
Hon. J.. Prendergast, Chang
Soy and wife. c. Kaiser, Mrs. G.. L.
Desha, Mrs. r. N. Boyd, Robert Hind,
w. A. Purdy, G. NJ. Robertson, j. o.
Young, I. NJ. Sloper, r. T. Engle, S.
Parker Jr., NJ. ID. Hall. John Boyle.
Mrs. w. S. BalGing. A. Staetlander,
Gordon, w. Wilson.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

Entered ut the Postofnce at Honolulu,
Il T., Second-class Matter.
Issued Every Morning Except Sunday
by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COAPANX /,
Holt Block, No. bS South King st.
A x. PEARSON. Business Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
For the United states d~ncluding Ha-
vail Territory:
B months $500. '''.'''' ~ ~
8 month $500 $500. '''''''.''..
! year s.... .....s.'' .''s
Advertising rates on application.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
IT. 8. tug IroQuois. Pond.
s. battleship Wisconsin, Reiter, Pa
so Page, December /.

] 5OL oSOB 0OSCAAOCA Il
MERCHANTMEN.
(This list does not include coasters.)
Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow, Port
Gamble, November "a.
Archer, Am. bkt., Hardwicke, San
Francisco, November II.
Charmer, Am. sp., Slater, Tacoma, No
vember II.
Encore. Am. bkt.. Palmgren. Newcas-
tie, December 8.
Euphrates, Br. sp., Davies, Cardiff, No
vember "a.
F. S. Redield, Am. schr., J-orgensen,
Port Blakeley. December Z.
II. G. Wright, Am. schr., Nielsen, ,Eu-
reka, November 5.
Henry Wilson, Am. schr., from Taco
ma, October q
John 6. North. Am. schr., Austin, Port
Ludlow, December 10.
]. S. Eviston, Am. bkt.. Ramselius,
Newcastle, December 4.
Kaiulani, Am. blk, Dabel, San Fran
cisco, November %.
Lita, Ger. sp., Harms, Hamburg. No
Vember II.
Luzon, Am. schr., Knox. Tacoma, De-
cember z.
Mary E. Foster, Am. schr., Rudbeck,
San Francisco, December s.
Reuce. Am. sp., Whitman, Sydney, De-
cember 10.
Roanoke, Am. sp., Amesbury, Norfolk,
November 25.
+. p. Rithet, Am. blk, McPhail, San
Francisco, November 13.
RoSamOnd, Am. schr., Johnson. San
Francisco, November s.
Tampico, Am. str. Reed, Seattle, De-
cember 8.
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND INVESTMENTS,
5O6-5O7 Stangenwald Building
O.. Box SIS; Tel. 20.
NOTICE

HUNTING. SHOOTING OR THH
carrying of firearms on any OF the lands
owned or leased by the oahu Railway y
Land Company is absolutely forbidden
All rights of the company in the dis
tricts OF Waialua and KOOlauloa are
reserved for Haleiwa Hotel.
Tresspassers viii be prosecuted 70
the full extent Of the law.
B. f. DILLINGHAM;,
eOI6 Manager.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, December 10, 10 p. m.-WeathaI
clear; wind light west.
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ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Dec,

Tuesday, December 10.
5. $. Sonoma. Van O~terendorp. from
a Francisco.
Am. schr. John G. North, from Port
Townsend.
Am. bkt. Reuce, Whitman, from sgd
ney.
Str. Lehua. NapaIa. from MoIokai
ports.
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DUE TO-DAY.
ASSENGERS

Str. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kaua.
ports.
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DEPARTED.
Tuesday, December 10.
'ic, Smith, for the Orient.

Tuesday, December 10.
5. 5. Doric, Smith, for the Orient:
4 p. m.
Str. Mauna Loa. Simerson. for La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau; u IN.
Str kinau. Freeman. for Hilo and
way ports; y m.
Str. Claudine, Parker, for Maui
ports; > p. m.
Str. w. G. Hall. s. Thompson, for
Kauai ports; > p. m.
;. ; Sonoma. Van O~terendorp. for
san Francisco; / p. m.
Str. Noeau. Wyman. for Lahaina.
haanaRali, Kukuihaele and Honokaa.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
rAME OF STOCK.

Honolulu. December 10. 1901
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MERCANTILE.

O. Brewer & Co..
u. S.Sacbs' Dry Goods
Co., Itd.......,.....
L. B. Kerr & Co, Ltd
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
BY the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

*New moon on the 10th at 4:23 D.. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and ceodetis aur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ing that OF the meridian of 157 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:3a
p. M, which is the same as Greenwich, Q
hours . minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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Advertisements

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good references; knows the city. Ad-
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THE WEATHER

Mean Temperature-69.3
Minimum Temperature-64.
Maximum Temperature-7S.
Barometer at 8 p. m.-29.SO steady.
Rainfall at 9 a.. NO.
Mean Dew Point for the Days.
Mean Relative Humidity-S4.
Winds-Southwest to west airs and
calm; weather cloudy afternoon. clear
Forecast for Today-Light sea breeze
and westerly airs; probably fair, but
CURTIS J.. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorological.
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Barometer corrected to 50 F. and sea
level, and for STANDARD gravity OF Lat. a.
This correction Is -.O6 for Honolulu.