Established july

water

has

been

reached

at

a depth of about

1,458

feet,

and

a

How

more

than

sufficient

for

all

the needs

of

the army and navy has

been

secured.

Hydrants

will be

locat-

ed

on

both

of

the navy wharves and

at

other points

on

'

the

reservation.

When the

water

gushed out

of

the

earth

yesterday morning

it

made glad

the

hearts

of

the contractors,

its well

as

all of

those

who

are interested

in

the matter.

The

water

rose over

a

foot

above the mouth

of

the

well,

and

the

flow

was

of

the same

size

as the

pipe.

Gasoline

Steamer for Hawaii.

--

t'

:

tt

n

ww

m

m

m

m

mm

m

jr--

m

mr

ss

m m

m

mm

bm

ssv

a

MOVEMENTS

OF STEAMERS.

WU

MAUI

V

V

,1

lllfl

1

iWW

N

Mohican,

Am. bk.,

Kelley, San

Fran-

cisco, April

9.

M.

P. Grace,

Am. sp..

Grant, Sydney,

April

5.

Mauna

Ala, Am. bk.,

Smith, San

Fran-

cisco,

March

7.

Mary

E.

Foster,

Am.

schr., Thompson,

San Francisco, April

3.

Olympic,

Am.

bk.,

Gibbs,

San

Fran-

cisco,

March

18.

S. G.

Wilder,

Am.

bkt., Jackson, San

Francisco, March

19.

Sonoma,

Am. bk.,

Taylor, Newcastle,

April

1.

Top-Galla-

Am.

bk., Lunveldt,

Ma-

nila,

February

22.

In distress.

Twilight.

Am.

schr., Ceuthen, from

sea,

January

21.

Transit,

Am.

schr., Jorgenson,

Newcas-

tle,

February

28.

It

Is

said

that

the Standard

Oil

Com-

pany

has bought from

Albert Hayes

his

invention of

a patent heat generator

for

$5,000,000.

STKAMERS

TO

ARRIVE.

Importers and

Manufacturers

of

Fine

High

Grade Harness

Large

assortment

on

hand

and made to order.

CORNER FORT

AN D

KINO STREETS.

P.

O.

Box No.

at

Telephone

No.

Fifth Infantry

;

G.

8.

Driver, captain

and

assistant

surgeon,

tl.

S.

v.;

J.

L.

Anderson, clerk.

Philippine

Service:

Hon.

H.

B.

Packer,

member

of

Con-

gress, and

J.

K(-

-

Souther,

to

Honolulu

and

return;

A.

J.

Thomas,

plumber;

Thoredoric

Parker,

commandei

U.

S.

Navy;

Mrs.

Kerr,

wife of

Major Kerr;

Mrs.

Kneedle,

wife

bit

Major and

Sur-

geon

William

L.

Kneedle,

and

two

children;

Mrs. Bowman,

wife of

Bieu-tena-

nt

Colonel

A.

H. Bowman,

Fifth

Infantry:

.Mrs.

Campbell, wife

of

Bieu-tena-

nt

J.

M.

Campbell,

Fifth Infantry;

Mrs.

Trott,

wife of

Lieutenant

c.

A.

Trott.

Fifth

Infantry;

Mrs.

Martin,

wife

of

Captpin' William

F.

Martin,

Fifth Infantry,

and child,

Mrs.

Pas-tell-

o,

wife of

Captain J.

M.

T.

Pastello,

Fifth Infantry,

and child;

Mrs.

Driver,

wife

of

Captain

G.

S.

Driver;

Mrs.

Wheeler, mother

of

Captain

E.

H.

Wheeler;

Mrs.

Thomas,

wife of

A.

J.

Thomas, plumber;

Mrs. Ames, wife of

Assistant Surgeon

Ames,

U. S. V.,

and

two children.

Several

men, who

have been

appoint-

ed to

Judicial positions

in

the

Philip-

pines,

are aboard the the

transport

Bu

Date.

April

13

April

13

April

16

April

IP

April

23

April

23

April

24

May

2

May

4

May

4

May

R

May

10

May

11

May

14

May

14

May

14

May

IS

May

21

May

25

May

2S

May

28

June

4

Metropolitan

Meat

Co.,

LIMITED.

Name.

From.

Mariposa

S.i

n

Francisco

. .

.

Miowera

Victoria

Hongkong

Maru

S

F

Nippon Maru Yokohama

.

.

Ventura

S.

F

Sierra

Colonies

China

S.

F.

.

.

.

Doric

S.

F

Mariposa

S.

F

Coptic Yokohama

Moana

Colonies

Nippon Maru

S.

F

A

orangt

Victoria

Sierra

S.

F

Sonoma

Colonies

America Maru

Yokohama

.

Peru

S.

F

City of

Peking

Yokohama

.

Mariposa

S.

F

Gaelic Yokohama

Coptic

S.

F

Sonoma

S.

F

Ventura

Colonies

America

Maru

S.

F

Miowera

Colonies

Hongkong Maru

Yokohama

Moana

Victoria

City of

Peking

S.

F

Mariposa

S.

F

China

Yokohama

Gaelic

S.

F

Doric Yokohama

Ventura

S.

F

Sierra

Colonies

Hongkong Maru

S.

F

The Hawaiian

Navigation

Company-i-

s

to

have

two

large gasoline schooners

built

in

San Francisco. Bast year they

ford

as

will be seen by

reference .to

the

above

passcnr

list.

Many of our

patrons say what

It

the use of

advertising

"ARABIC

"

June

June

June

....June

June

n

1

IV

A

1

m m

Mi

.

UUU

A.

lull

J

UUTl

J

IV""

Prom

the

Coast

That

Has

Cold

Storage.

June

13

June

15

June

15

June

21

June

2

June

25

June

25

June

29

Doric

Sails Today

The

Occidental and Oriental

steam-

ship

Doric

wdll

sail

at

7

o'clock

this

morning for San Francisco.

No

lay-

over passengers

will be

taken

from

Honolulu.

Since

her

arrival

in

this

port from the Orient, she has

been

at

anchor

in

the stream,

Hying

the

yel-

low

Hag,

on

account

of

the presence

of

a case

of

smallpox

on

the

vessel. All

her

freight for this port was transfer-

red

in

lighters

to

th? wharf. The

Doric

will take mail to San Francisco.

She

will beat the

iransport

Ban

ton,

which

sailed for San Francisco yesterday

af-

ternoon,

probably

arriving a day ahead

of

her.

The

Doric

has a large list

of

through

as

every one who have had It

put

on

their

Iron roofs will

advertise

It for you.

This

Is

true; but

we

believe, when

we

have

a

good

thing,

in

letting

everybody

know

It,

particularly

w'hen It (rives

them

comfort.

Then when

the summer

heat

Is

troublesome,

they

will

know

there

is

a

remedy

"ARA-

-

BIC"

Is

the

cure,

at

a

small cost,

and

guaranteed

by

CALIFORNIA

FEED

CO.,

LTD.,

Sole

Agents

for

United

States

and

Its

Possessions.

s

s

STEAMERS

TO

BEPART.

Name.

For.

Choice

Beef,

Veal,

Mutton,

Lamb and Pork.

ALWAYS

ON

HAND.

ALSO

POULTRY,

SALMON

AND HALIBUT.

FOR

SALE

AT

THE METROPOLITAN

MAR

KET, King Street,

Telephone

Date.

....April

10

....April

10

....April

IS

....April

Ifi

....April

17

....April

79

....April

23

....April

23

....April

24

May

2

May

4

May

8

May

8

May

10

May

11

Mav

14

May

14

May

14

May

IS

May

21

May

28

May

?8

May

29

....June

4

had the Surprise and

Eclipse

built

there for the

sugar

trade, and both

proved

to be

handy and inexpensive

vessels.

The Surprise was wrecked

on

Hawaii,

and the Eclipse

is now

too

small for the trade.

The

new

boats

will

each have a capacity

of

400

tons

of

sugar,

so

they

will be

considerably

larger

than

the Eclipse.

Wreck

of

the

Rio.

Captain

Ross,

who has

been search-

ing for the wreck

of

the lost steamer

Rio de

Janeiro, claims

to

have found

the hull

in

fourteen fathoms

of

water,

a short distance inside

of Mile Rock.

Until investigation

proves

beyond a

doubt

that

the

Rio

has

really

been

found by

Ross,

seafaring

men

will

continue to

hold

to

the opinion

that

the wreck

is

not

so

far

out.

It

Is

the

general impression,

too,

that

one of

the

government

surveying

steamers,

with

its superior appliances,

will

have

to be

called

upon

if

ever the

Rio is to be

definitely

located.

Freights

and Charters.

Aloha,

Am.

schr.,

742

tons

Passen-

gers and merchandise

to

Honolulu,

in

Hawaiian

line;

by

Williams,

Dimond

& Co.

Anna.

Ger. ship,

2,499

tons Wheat to

U. K., H.,

A.

or

D.,

1

lis

3d; by

De-w-

ar

&

Webb.

Prior

to

arrival.

Carradale,

Br. sp.,

1,982

tons (at

Ta-eom-

a)

Wheat thence

to

U.

K., H.,

A.

or

D.,

2

is

3d.

Prior

to

arrival.

C.

D. Bane, Am.

str.,

1.60S

tons

Coal

from Seattle

to

San Francisco;

by P.

B.

Cornwall.

Commandant Marchand, Fr.

bk.,

1,731

tons

Wheat

to

U.

K., H.,

A.

or

D.,

2

Is

3d; by

Dewar

&

Webb.

Prior

to

arrival.

Dalblair,

Br. bk..

1,474

tons

tat

Port-

land)

Wheat thence to

U.

K., H., A.

or

D.,

2

Is

3d.

Prior

to

arrival.

Drumcraig,

Br. sp.,

1,851

tons

(on

Puget

Sound)

Lumber thence

to

Syd-

ney,

2

12s

6d;

Melbourne or Adelaide,

3;

Pt.

Pirie,

2

17s

6d; Cape Town,

3

15s;

Delagoa

Bay,

3

17s

6d:

by J.

J.

Moore

& Co.

Prior

to

arrival.

Dupleix, Fr.

bk.,

1,706

tons Wheat

to

U.

K., H.,

A.

or

D..

1

18s

9d;

option

of

Cape Town,

2;

or

East

London,

2

Is

3d;

by Dewar

&

Webb.

Prior

to

ar-

rival.

Eureka, Am.schr.

232

tons (at Gray's

passengers,

meludtng

missionaries,

tourists

and business

men.

The list

is

as

follows:

General

I.

d'Artamonoff,

I. K. N., T.

It. Blakemore,

Hart

Buck.

Mrs. T. de

Berigny, child and nurse;

Mrs.

O.

T.

Collyer,

Master

Collyer,

Thomas

Crat-l-

y,

A.

Dabelstein,

Rev. R.

Y.

Davidson

and

wife, R.

Davidson, Bieutenant

F.

E.

Edwards,

U.

S.

A.; Mr.

and

Mrs.

J.

M.

Eva,

Colonel

A.

R.

Fraser,

R. A.;

Dr.

L.

Fraser-Hurs-

t,

Dr.

aid

Mrs.

Ward

Hall,

Frank

Heal,

Ludwig-Hon-iginan-

A.

Isdebsky,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

J.

M.

Jenks,

Dr.

G.

P.

Jordan,

W. Klose,

E. Krug, Fong

Sin

Neen and servant.

R.

D.

Omsley.

Richard

Pohle.

W.

Sampson, Rev. and

Mrs. F. W.

Stead-ma-

n.

Master Steadman,

W.

Taylor,

N.

Tokey,

Mrs.

M.

Wheeler.

Mrs.

A.

W.

"Wilson. Mr.

and

Mrs.

Leo H.

Wise,

Miss

Wise.

Masters

A.

and

S.

Wise,

THE

BOOTH.

FISHMARKET.

Telephone

178.

CENTRAL MARKET, Nuuan

u

Street, Telephone 14

Ship

Chandlery!

A

COMPLETE LINE

OF

Ship

Supplies.

;

Doric

S.

F

;

Aorangl

Victoria

Miowera

Colonies

Hongkong Maru Yokohama

Mariposa

S.

F

Nippon Maru

S.

F

Ventura

Colonies

STerra

S.

F

j

China

Yokohama

j

Doric Yokohama

Coptic

S

F

Moana

Victoria

Mariposa

S.

F

Nippon Maru Yokohama

.

.

Aorangl

Colonies

Sierra

Colonies

Sonoma

S.

F

America

Maru

S.

F

Peru

Yokohama

City of

Peking

S.

F

Gaelic

S.

F

Coptic Yokohama

Mariposa

S.

F

Sonoma

Colonies

Ventura

8.

F

America Maru

Yokohama

.

Miowera

Victoria

Honpkoner Maru

S.

F.

.

.

.

Moana

Colonies

City of

Peking

Yokohama

.

CMna--

S.

F

Mariposa

S.

F

Gaelic Yokohama

Doric

S.

F

Ventura

Colonies

Sierra

S.

F

Hongrkonp Marti Yokohama

WEflUaD

BBSS

BBS

mmm

mmmmm.

mmm

mmm

HSMSSM

BBS

Bishop

A.

W.

Wilson,

D.

D.;

J.

S.

Van

Buren, Beung In Ting.

W.

A.

Nic

Stoe-

-

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP

CO.,

No.

2

Queen

Street,

Opposite Boat

Landing.

TELEPHONE

304.

June

June

....June

June

June

terfoht,

W.

E.

SeuecK,

n;.

yuanat

Largest,

and Most

Satisfactory

(gjjsjrR

Sold

in

America.

June

IS

....June

115

June

18

.

June

21

....June

22

June

25

June

?5

....June

29

MB

and

Rev.

P.

M.

Pitcher.

Better From a

Striker.

MB

The following

communication

from

B

one of the

striking

mates

of

the

Inter-H-

j

Island

Company

is

addressed

to

the

H

Advertiser:

Wm

Editor

Advertiser

Just

a

favor,

B

through

the columns

of

your paper,

to

BSM

foir.minHp,!

nponle of

Honolulu

A

Long

Smoke

for

a

Nicki

JOHN

A.

ROEBLING'S

SONS

& CO.

Galvanized wire hoisting

rope,

chute landing

cables

and

steam plough cables.

TUBBS

CORDAGE COMPANY,

HARTMANN'S

RATJEN'8

Paint

for Iron ships.

WOOLSEY'S

AND

TARR

AND

WONSON8

copper

paint

for

wooden

renatlm.

BOSTON

&

LOCKPORT

BLOCK

CO.

pulley blocks.

N.

B.

A

United

States

Army

trans-

port

may

be

expected

from San

Fran-

cisco

on

the

9th

and

24th

of each month,

en

route

to

Munlla,

unless

routs

Is

changed by

the War Department.

ON

SALE

AT

HI

(who