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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

Our unique contemporary, the Homo
lulu Times, is out with its Christmas
number. A subscription to 1t would
have several uses as a holiday gift; 1t
would please the recipient and help the
publisher, an elderly lady who has gone
into trying venture with very youth
ful courage and hopefulness. The
Times, monthly. is unlike any other
paper in Honolulu and is always inter-
esting; its editor 10 one OF the most
worthy among all the local workers OF
the craft.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
THE CREDIT SYSTEM.
tine Official and Commercial Record.l

llQe ana COmmerclhl Ill
The year ends with a hopeful tone in
business circles.
The Christmas trade has been the
best known for several years, not only
in quantity of sales, but a larger pro-
portion of cash sales have been made
than heretofore. Doing business on
credit has been the bane of business
in Honolulu. II should be discounte-
nanced in every way possible. The
habit of asking for credit grows, and If
credit is given generally, 1t gives Of
Tense if it Is extended to one man and
not to another. The giving Of credit
on small retail sales results in many
bad debts. To save himself, the store
keeper raises his price on everything.
the result of which is that the cash
customers not only have to pay their
own bills, but those of the dead beats
as well. This is not fair. The credit
seekers should be made to pay for their
accommodation by being put in class
by themselves. This can be easily done
by price-listing goods at per cent.
higher than the cash price. All pur-
chasers on credit can then be charged
at the list price, while cash purchasers
can be given a per cent. discount.
This will be simply another way of
saying that credit-seekers will be
charged per cent. more than pur-
chasers for cash.
The grocers and n few other busi-
ness houses pursue this policy now.
If it We're brought into general use
1t would have a strong tendency to
break down the vicious retail credit
system.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

The Bank of Spain has received a
permanent loan of $4,000. That sum
was deposited there under the will of
the late Cardinal Espinosa, who be-
queathed It to 1.-The first Spanish Cen
eral landing on United States territory
with an army sufficiently strong to
avenge the defeats Of Cuba and the
Philippines" In the meantime the
fortunate Bank of Spain is to take care
OF the $4,000 and enjoy the increment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

The Argonaut which is using the best
Panama venture will be pleased to
know that a Honolulu paper is quoting
it's articles "as showing to what ex-
tremes the Republican organs are going
in supporting Mr.. Roosevelt's imperial
istic campaign"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
(From Mondays Daily.)

Both Paia and Haiku plantations
have declared a special dividend of
three per cent. It Is payable on De-
cember 31st.
The monthly meeting of the Mission.
airy Cleaners will be held this afternoon
at three o'clock at Miss Yarrow's. 133E
Kinau street.
A. II. Moffit has succeeded Frank
Jennifer as travelling passenger agent
on the Oceanic line. He travels be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco
Secretary Atkinson expects to
receive his commission from WASH
ington on January 9Th. He will be
sworn in Immediately upon it's receipt.
A purse of sS45 was collected from
among the business houses by Col.
Soper for Diamond Head Charlie"
Another check of $25 will also be sent
to him from local firm as a Christ
mas gift.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh is plan
ming to leave in April for an extended
visit in England. His church work
here will be taken care of by Bishop
Restarick and his helpers during Mr..
Mackintosh's absence.
Governor Taft who is to pass
through Honolulu on his way to Wash
ington is not on the transport Sherl-
dan. He will probably pass through
on either the America Maru Janu-
airy 18th or the Korea which is due
January 10Th.
Admiral Terry has received no fur
Their word from Washington regard
ing the company of marines to be sta
toned in Honolulu. The advices fixed
their coming at about February LIST
and Admiral Terry says there has been
no change in these orders.
Judge Robinson granted a divorce to
j. T. De Bolt against his wife on the
ground of intemperance.
Ernest H. Austin of Hilo has brought
suit on promissory note for $2353.33
against VIM. I. Patty and wife.
The Attorney Generals incidental
fund for the Circuit Courts in the six
months bill was exhausted by the
Jones trial.
Isaac Noar Is said to be candidate
for place on the Hawaiian delegation
to the Republican National Convention
in Chicago.
DR.. Goodhue. resident physician at
Kalaupapa, returned last night in the
Lehua to his post after spending
Christmas In town.
H. F. Bertelmann has been awarded
the contract for building the teachers
cottage for the Boys Industrial school
at Waialae. Several other contracts
for which bids We're received last week
are still under consideration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Monsarrat leave
for their home at Kapapala. Hawaii, in
the Kinau today. Mr.. Monsarrat at
tended the Stock Breeders convention
here and contributed a paper to its
proceedings which has appeared In the
Advertiser.
When the eighteen months appro-
priations come into effect the first of
the year. Caretaker r. Jay Greene will
be allowed money to lay needed curbs
In the Capitol grounds. Until they
are provided there Is nothing to abut
the lawns. The laying of new walks
In the grounds. after being staked out.
has been suspended for lack OF funds.
spreckeis' bank has paid 100000 of
the loan money into the treasury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

Governor George r. Carter attained
the thirty-seventh anniversary OF his
birth yesterday. He was serenaded
by the Territorial band at his resi-
dence, Judd and Liliha streets, at 1880
a. m. C. II. Brown, accompanied by
Senator C, L. Crabbe, Rev. S. l.. Desha
and Secretary A. l.. Atkinson, waited
on the Governor in his office, in the
forenoon, and presented him with a
portrait Of President Mckinley in oil
upon silk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

Ever since the time when Paul Jones,
having served America as a fighting
naval captain and France as a sea-
commander and chevalier, became
Grand Admiral OF Russia, the Cars
navy has had a bad name. Jones ex-
posed an enormous amount of corrup-
ton In the building and equipment of
such vessels and in later years. through
the Crimean and Russo-Turkish wars,
the Russian navy was proved to be
much less efficient on the sea than It
was on paper. How matters stand
now. remains to be seen; but no one
would be surprised to find something
unexpected the matter With Russian
naval vessels in the tests OF action.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

Several species OF reptiles, insects
and other land crustacea peculiar to
Martinique are supposed to have been
rendered extinct by the Pelee eruption
Among them is the fer-de lance, the
most dreaded snake OF the Antilles. A
land crab, small frog OHylodes mar
tinicensis) a scorpion and hairy spider
a lizard and several species of bugs,
are also believed to have been exter-
minated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

David Hukai died on the 10th inst
at Mahukona, where for 20 years he
had been agent Of wilder's Steamship
Company, Shortly before his death
he spent a vacation in Honolulu. HUI
kai was both trusted and popular, He
was related to the Sniffen family of
Maui. ...s ..t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

The fleet has had a good time, the
people have had shaking up and the
value to Hawaii of becoming a naval
station Is fairly demonstrated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

A word to Kuhio: the people don't
want municipal laws so much as they
do appropriations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

child at its home near Emma
square was scratched by bullet from
pistol fred by some one unknown on
Saturday.
There was not time for the chess
tournament proposed between the Ho-
noiuiu Chess Club and officers Of the
fleet. The club holds its weekly meet
ing this evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

The need of prolonged rain is begin
ming to be felt all over the island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

r. A. sCHAEFER 4 CO.-Importers
and Commission Merchants, Honolus
lu, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
Peculiar
To Itself

In what it is and what it does-con-
tanning the best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole SYSTEMS true only of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Full moon Jan. End at 7:16 p. m.
rimes OF the tide are taken from the
saiteA States Coast and Geodetic Sur
~ tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
Lest enc hour earlier than at Homo
ain.
hawaiian standard time is - hours %
atnutes slower than Greenwich time,
.stng that Of the meridian of 167 de-
rsAs - minutes. The time whistle
lows 1T 1850 D. m. which Ii the same
q 0rssuwich, . hours . minutes. Sun
- ICON are for iscaI time fer the
-sSs grouo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
BUSINESS CARDS.

Il. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.-0enera1
Commission Agents. Queen st.. Homo
lulu, H. !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29

LEVERS q cooKE.-(Robert Levers,
Y. ]. Lowrey. C. N. Cooke.)-Import.
ers and dealers in lumber and build.
ing materials. once. IA Fort st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-29
Hoods Cars0pariil0

No other medicine acts like it /;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
Il was troubled with scrofula and came
near losing my eyesight. For four months
could not see to do anything. After taking
two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla could see
to walk. and when had taken eight bottles
could see as we'll as ever" Susie A. HAIRS
TON. Withers. N. C.
hoods SarsapariIia promises 70
cure and keeps the promise.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
Gnne stnes 9eftisen streites.

u3mei Merate bate eineu lansen
unb bartnddisen Streit NIT einem
@emdds an metner re@ten 9unse"
i@reibt S. S. 9usbes BON DUPONT,
Ga, runb ite Saben mt@ auf." Sc
bermann slaubte, baB meine 3ett sez
fommen iet. Gls Gin lebtes Salfsz
mtttel ueriu9te t@ Or. &tns's Seem
Otscouerp fur S@wtnbiu@t. Oas
babur@ e~r3telte Suite mar auffalenb,
unb i@ mar In wentsen Easen auf
metnen Siben. Sebt babe i'd meine
@eiunbbett uolIitdnbis tutebererbalten.
gs iberuinbet allen 9uiten, grfdls
tunSer, unb Sails unb 2unsenz9eiben.
@aranttrt pou, Mpotbeter Wm. s.
s. 6ubn. Prets 50 Gents rnb 81.
DEMONSTRATION fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
aUilbelm Orr 5rpeite In ber Ka[erne,

Oas Scatter Mleranberz9 arbez9re
rabier= &eeiment gu Berlin gebDrt au
ben beborsusteiten Snfanterie= Resiz
mentern bes Oeutf9en Hetaes. SIM
Ger5en 8erlins ftebt bic neue &aferne,
unb Der Scatter liebt es. uaansemelbet
bort bier unb ba cine Snipettion porauz
nebmen. S9limm ergtng es zines Saz
ges einem Pommern, Der aus 8equems
li9teit ober iibersroBer 5roittstett feline
l1nterbofen beim S9lafengeben anbez
balten bate. Sbn fanb bes aaiiers
@blerbltd, unb pd6renb Der tpa9t1
1abenbe, ben &atier beglettenbe 2euts
nant nt9t re9t puBte, mas CT tbun
fonte, tnDpfte Der Scatter etgenbGnbtg
benz ratblos b~aitebenoen 9renabter bic
8eintletber auf. 9abei foa Der &ats
fer benz Yommern cine 9Dflt9tett gez
5ast baben, bic ben brapen 8~aterldnbsz
bert6eibiser benz betannten 8oritenpteb
etnretbte.
Nu9 ben Sffisteren tommt bic UNI
mittelbare Mufii9t bes Settlers oft redt
uneeleaen. go batten Bel Der gtn7
tpeibuns Der neuen &aierne bic 9auptz
leute bic foeenannten rtrummen
&erle," b. B. bic Solbaten, bic in ibrer
militGri19en M%usbilbung auriidseblies
ben tparen, ni9t gu Der Seftli9teit gu
selafen, fonbern CUR Retnisung beg
@ebGubes pertpdnbt unb tn etnem ets
mas perftedt selesenen She'll ber Sea-
ferne untergebra9t. Natiirlt9 trusen
bieie 2eute gu Der f9mubisen @rbeit
bic benfbar f9le9teften 0riqi9id9m,
pber, pte fe Der Solbatenmunb nennt.
r2umpen." Sie ettpa 20 Mann ftnb
nod IN Der beften 4rbeit, ba erf9eint
Der Scatter, gefibrt BON &egimentsz
pberten, INN bic &aierne gu beii9tisen,
S9neu ellen bic 2eute, Der Weifung
semGB, in einen &oblentener. Ser &ais
fer mub bas sefeben baben; benin als
Der Sberit i'm an bieiem 9elab porz
betfiibren min, Dffnet er es unb tritt
Elm. Nls oh CT nt9ts bon ben 19mubs
f~tarrenben untformen Der iiberraf9ten
Solbaten pabrndbme, betra9tete Der
Scatter bic fablen WGnbe bes &aumes
unb iaste bann, gu fetnem 8esleiter se'
penbet: r9as 1T tpobl Sbre 2umpena
hammer, 6err Sberit9 Sprad's uni
sins btnaus. Ser 9err Oberft ion ELL
re9t langes 9eii9t sema9t baben.
Cine anbere 8esebenbeit lest bapon
3eusnib ab, bab Der &atfer bic Elm.
fa9fte Soft nidt perf9mdbt, fpenn iie
appetttli9 aubereitet 1T. Gr mar ptes
Der einmal in bic &aferne setommen,
unb ba es gerabe @fensaeit mar,
tpanbte CT fi9 Der &antine su. Sort
faBen etfris lDffelnb bic Solbaten. Ser
Scatter befabl: nWeiterefen, @renas
biere!!" unb f9ritt auf ben &anttnier
3u. .3uerf i erturrDt9te ct '1rp" rluW 'De''
Preifen Der auf benz S4anfttf4 gum
8erfaufe aufliesenben Gbpaaren, liet
ii9 bon bieiem unb ienem einen Scott
happen geben unb fragte enblt9: rWds
gibPs benn fir bic Mannf3afteng"-
,grb1en nit sped, MaiefGt!" en-
tpiberte Der &anttrier. Damn gebsn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20

Bring nnb Sodeb. Mit 0bparo
VII. als Sportsmann bei9Gftigte iiG
iinsft Elm franaDff9es 8latt unb ers
aGblte Bel biefer @elesenbeit folsenbe
als pabr Derbiirste Qnetbote: MIs Der
benz &Dntg bon England (ber bamals
nod prin5 bon Wales par) ~seb0renbe
Gloriael II. in Mscof bon Smninum
II. sef9lasen unb taum ri4ledter
Orttter" tpurbe, befanb ii9 Der Sobn
bes Gmtrs BON Mfsbantftan, ber benz
&ennen betsenobnt unb bic einaelnen
pbafen NIT lebbaftem Sntereffe bers
folgt bate, in bDaiter Qufregung. Gs
mar linn, Der init Der Muttermil4 bic
guten @runbfdbe Der orientalh4en
politif etnsefosen bate, gang iners
tlGrlt9, bab Elm trsenbper In @nglanb
es bate tpasen f0nnen, benz Sbron'
erben ben prets ftreitis gu MAIDEN.
0as Mtnbefte, mas CT ertparten gu
biirfen slaubte, tpar, baB Der Prins
ben tiibnen Sodeb fofort btnri9ten lafs
fen pirbe; nur iiber bic Dirt Der So
besftrafe, pel9e etn 70 unberf9Gmter
@erG9ter Der tOniglt9en Maieftdt bers
btente, mar er nit ii9 felbit nod ni9t
eintg. Nls Der Prins aus benz Morgenz
lanoe aber fab, baB ietn &oaese aus
benz Mbenblanbe benz fiesret9en Sodeb
ni9t nur bic 9anb briidte, fonbern
linn obenbrein nod einen g6ed iiber
ESQ in bic 9anb sab, slaubte ct IN bic
Grbe finten gu miifen. SAT- aornig
trat er an ben prinsen BON Wales
berar unb faste: rSbr babt bier aber
audi nt9t fir einen 9eler Gtsenliebe,
fonft bate bteier Mann bort iest i4on
serGbert fetn miifen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
New Process
Steam-Laundry

@enu 10, bann miro es fi@ Gu9 lsbueu,
ni9t anBer @9t gu Iafen, bab mir @uer Ct
8entbum bebanbeln, als mare e8 bas unieris
&C.. Wir baben bic poDtdnbiSfe Waf9au.
falt TN Norbmefen unb Iiefern erfer Rlafie
Nrbeit. @tr sebrau9en feine @beu1ifaIien ;
mir perberben baber Cure Sa9en ri9t. Wenn
SIR refine Grbeit uub bette Bebanbluns uoIt,
baum benft an ins. nniere 4reiie ftnb uiebs
ri9er als i%onfrpo, unS mir beiorSen Cure So.
mtlieumdi9e btqiSer, als sSbr es felbff t5un
t6nnt. grfunbtSt nub iber5eu9t @u&. @ir
baben Mseuten tn ben umliegenben Stdbten
q. 8. Mepes SaMspftua5@aaIkalt,
gi8eatbar1er.
OopIe's @ebdube an 5. Mpe. g.. ct. gIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
Scr Gonouetsur

Sd litt art elmer ernilen grfdltuns
mebrere Sage unb mar 10 better, bab
t9 muir mebr mtspern fonnte. Im
Is. Nopember traf t@ e'nen Der Or.
@arner'S Msenten auf II einem 3uge ;
er iberret@te mfr etne Slai4e Wbtte
@tne Of Gar Sprup, urb eine Stuns
be, radbent t@ bic erite DOTS genon1s
men bate, besann BITE @siiertett mid
gu perla1en. Sn "a Stunben mar
r,eiue Stimu,e gang rein unb natars
It'd, unb BITE grfdltun9 mar nabe3u
sebeilt. gS 1T bas bette Mtttel, bas
t@ ie iab. M&tunSsuoa
g~ontucteur Waareu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20

9as 9e9t t, Iebts 3 u
bIetben, purbe unldnsit in So
pan feterlt9 perfiinbet. 8tsber nDtbtgte
etn Sabrbunberte altes 9efeb bic Sa@
panerinnen, ft9 Dor grret9ung bes
36. 2ebensiabres gu perebelt9en. @enn
btefe 5rtit boriiber tpar unb bic S9Dne
nod INNER fetnen @emabl bate, tpurbe
Tie rbon @mts pesen" NIT einem Sat-
ten perfeben.
Gin 2onboner Mgen t
faufte bor einiser 53eit cine Partie
Sr9iOeen (odontoglossum crispum)
gum Preife BON ettpa so Gents bas
Stiid. Oa er ni9t senus Nbne6mer
fanb, ibersab er ben Heft einem @Grt=
ner. Cine Der pflanaen enttpidelte
8liitben BON retnitem @eib nit blut=
rotben Supfen; Elm enelti9er 8lumiit
eritanb iie fur $4,000.
s ii ben @eltausft tell
lungsplab in ct. 2ouis itnb i'm
@anaen $50 Statuensruppen in Quf>
trag geseben tporben, fir tpel6e cine
8eptItguns bon 100000 sema9t
purbe. @on btefer Summe itnb $780,
900 fir permanente 8ilbbauerarbeit
beitimmt, bic ibrtsen Statuen finb
tempordrer Natur unb tperben na9
Iblauf Der 4~usftellung serftOrt perz
ben.
GntfeBIi9e g n g
Sm Commencement gbartop
in &ublanb mar Dor etntser .3ett Der
Bauer Sero9in in elmer Mtne fpurlos
berf9punben. Dieter Sage fanben
i'm anbere Mrbeiter in etnem Der penig
bef9rtttenen Stolen, na6bem fie iein
StObnen seb0rt bdtten. Ser unslidz
lide bate 50 Sage unfer Der Grbe au=
sebra9t unb tpar gum @fslett absema>
CERT. 9rob Der lansen !9unserfur be-
fanb CT ftb Bel bolIem 8e..oubtfetn, unb
feline &rdfte besannen largfam tpieberz
autebren. Man 1T ber Nnii4t, bab er
b elmer Dirt 2etharais 0fi'aeu 5ahe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
GfDankfn(plitter.

8td Nibe fuftet es, bis Der Wenid reber
lernt nnb nod mebr, bis er idweigen lernt.
an1 i9neIfen perjdbrt 0aufbarfeit.
@eun elmer es auf einen sriinen 3weig
bringen mia-meint er ben gansen Baum.
Guf Der Sasb mad benz Slid bebteneu ft9
piele and etnes Sreibers-beS Seiratsper.
mittlers.
Ser Stanbpunft uuferer ipdtereu @eltar.
idauung ridtet f6 oft mad benz StanSort
unferer @ieQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
jim 5oreIt= pnrk.
@ranbriB mmo Sauplau Der @eIts
ausfeIuns in ct. 2nmis.

Die cage Der "SIeeIfaot" = Sautpfsuse
fraberer Observation-Disclosures
etaIptaren:aluse ans &aSfasem-1er emss
Iifde 9a6tabI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-20
,,Otprbaern"-Dpnmerffas bem 30. Slu9uft 100

Ste mtr, bite, ette pCr1tpH: >yuHeu
purbe benz 3aiier auf einem tleinen
Seller bas @etpiinf9te ferpirt. Na9s
benz ct es peraebrt. faste er: r's
f9medt gang nett! 8etommen benn
bic 2eute aber feline srDberen portios
nen9"-r0ie Manni9aften erbalten
einen sroben gbnapf poa," mar bic
@ntport. Sofort lieB Der &aifer fid
einen fpl9en aeigen, unb gu benz &ans
TIMER setpenbet, bemertte er: rWesbalb
erbalte i9 benin ni9t cine slei9 grobe
Portion9 @lauben sic, t9 babe dpenis
ger Mppettt als metne Solbaten9"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-04
OIL SHIP FULLERTON

The four-masted batkentine Fuller
ton, built last year I'M Hay & Wright's
ship-yards in Oakland for the oil-car-
rying trade. arrived for the first time
in Honolulu at about O'Clock this
morning. The Fullerton, which bears
the distinction Of being the largest
wooden vessel ever built on the Pa
ciic coast, is a beautifully fitted out
vessel. Her hull is well shaped and
solid, while her rigging Is also a credit
10 her. Her officers quarters are beau
tifully finished and are furnished with
electric lights on account OF the in
flammable nature of the cargo. The
vessels oil tanks are constructed on
the same principle as those Of the
Marion Chilcott with the exception
that the Fullerton's tanks reach up to
the upper deck while those of the Chill.
colt only reach to her tween deck. The
Fullerton has made two trips TO Kihei
and two to Kahului. She has made
good time, making the round trips in
Al, ~, 40 and As days respectively She
is furnished with fine rotary pump
by the aid Of which her loading and
discharging is made a matter Of very
short time. Captain Mcdonald expects
that the Fullerton will be able to dis
charge her present cargo in fourteen
hours, so that the vessel will be
through discharging some time tomor-
row '..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-04

Senator Achi held that the commit
tee had gone beyond the instructions
of the Senate They had been ordered
TO bring in a bill in accordance with
the message OF the Governor, when the
items Of such bill should be referred
to appropriate committee The COM
mittee had taken upon themselves the
duties of the whole Senate. BY and
by they would be passing laws. The
report was out of order and he moved
Il be laid on the table.
Senator Baldwin considered the COM
mittee appeared to him TO have sim
ply performed their duty. The com
mittee on Public Expenditures held the
same position as the Finance Commit
tee under the monarchy, which had al
ways mdde an investigation of the
financial affairs of the Government de-
partments.
Senator Paris stated that the Cover
nor In his message requested that the
Items be scrutinized and the commit
tee had acted accordingly.
Senator Achi persisted in claiming
that the committee should have con-
fined itself to introducing bill con-
tanning items precisely the same as
those submitted by the Governor.
The Senate could not see II that way,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-04
HOLY Week SERVICES

The Hbly Week services at the Ro.
man Catholic Cathedral follows:
Palm Sunday-6 and n. M, Low
Masses with Holy Communion; a. m,
Mass with Singing and English Ser
mon; 1890 a. M, Blessing of the
Palms and High Mass: Z p. m, Vespers
and Benediction OF the Bl. Sacr.
Maundy Thursday a. m. High
Mass with Holy Communion; 3 p. m,
Washing of the Feet; 1880 p. m, Por.
tuguese Sermon with Benediction.
Good Friday-9la. m, Holy Service
with Singing of the Passion and Ado,
ration Of the Holy Cross; p. m, Ma.
tive Sermon with Stations of the
Cross; p. m, Stations Of the Cross in
Portuguese; s p. m, English Sermon
on the Passion.
Holy Saturday. a. m, Blessing OF
the Fire the Baptismfont and Holy
Water, Prophecies. Litanies, High
Mass
Easter Sunday-6 and a. m, Low
Masses with Holy Communion; a. m.
Mass with Singing and English Ser
mon; 1890 a. m, High Mass; Z p. m.
Portuguese Sermon and Solemn Ben
cdiction.
N.B.-At all the services of Easter
Sunday a collection will be held for
the benefit of the church.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-04
NEW ,. N. CO. BOATS

San Francisco, March 25.--The two
new steamers recently purchased by
the Pacific Mail Company, and now on
the stocks of an Eastern shipyard, are
reported to be superior in size and
cabin passengers accommodation TO
the Korea and Siberia, the liners lately
placed in commission by the company.
The new purchases are the Minnelora
and Minnekahta to be launched this
coming summer, and both of which are
intended by the Pacific Mail Company
for use on the Hongkong route They
are sister ships Of the Minnetonka and
Minnehaha, built by Harland & Wolfe,
at Belfast. and which are described at
Lloyd's as Of over 5000 net tons reg
lister. with a length OF 60O.7 feet. beam
of 65.5 feet and depth of 1915 feet, or
considerably larger than the Korea and
Siberia. The Minnelora and Mime
kahta will be renamed at their launch.
ing Each is capable of accommodate
ing $40 cabin passengers, in addition TO
many hundred steerage passengers, and
u cargo of 10000 tons of freight