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THE INDEPENDENT.Vol. XIV.HONOLULU, T. II., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1902No 2208.Oceanic Steamship Company.TIME TABLE:The Fiue FaenenKer Stnamor* of This Line Will Arrive and Lna»' This Port an Hereunder.FROH SAN FRANCISCO:SONOMA................MAY 7ALAMEDA...............MAY 16VENTURA..............MAY 28ALAMEDA...............JUNE 6SIERRA..................IUNE 18ALAMEDA..............JUNE '27SONOMA ................JULY 9FOR SAN FRANCISCO:VENTURA...............MAY «ALAMEDA...............MAY 21SIERRA..................MAY 27ALAMEDA...............IUNE 11SONOMA...............JUNE 17ALAMEDA ..............JULY 2In connection with the nailinR of the above steamers, the Agents are prepared to issue, to intending passengers, coupon through tickets by anj railroad from San Francisco, to all points in the United States, and fron New York by any steamship line.to all European ports.For fuither particulars apply toWm. G. Irwin Co.XjIMilTICO.General Agents Oceanic S. S. Company.JUST RECEIVEDEx s. s. soisroivrA.English Bloaters, Findon Haddock, Fancy Cheese.HENRY MAY 00., LTDFORT STRBEET.P. O. BOX 386. TELEPHONES. MAIN 22. 24. 92.Metropolitan Meat On.IXJTOHH3 RB— a si) —Vtavv Onntra.ntrypflOs J. WiLLais, •JUAhAUiWholosttlo on*lUtallFOH OALK.$4,000LEASEHOLD ON IJEUE*V*»luru Present uet income $90 perLONG BRANGH BATHSWAIKIKI BKAOH, . - . Honolulu,0. J. HHBRWOOD, Proprietor.Thtr* $arih n»i8 nlr, nni »ea atul tky With brcaktr't $ing,\jiv6 lullaby.Kin* Btroet Truro OnrH pais the dooend eklMw*lt; «...«■»« 11«• «■«■ *»tauia o88 years tomonth. Apply to1 WILLI AM SAVIDGE At CO.206 Merchant StroPer ALAMEDA, for Cam arino Refrigerator— An extra fresh supply of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Ornugoc, Limes, Nuts, Raisins Celery, Fresb Salmon, Cauliflower, Rhubarb, A-paragon, Cabbage, Eastern and California Oysters (in tin and shell), Crabs, Turkeys, Flounders, etc. All game in season. Also fresh Rook-roft, Swiss and California Cream Cheese. Place your orders early prompt delivery.CALIFORNIA FRD1T MARKET Corner King and Alakea St.A TALK ONLIQUEURS.Liqueurs, the alcoholic cordials nowuniversally usod, are almost entirelyof Continental origin. Though they are numerous and arc prepared by many different processes they have one characteristic In common. Their bouquet Is more that of a porfumo than of a liquor, and the tnstQ Is ngi*-H-ably sweet. Some of them have a bin* tory extending over centuries, and yet the secret of tlielr manufacture has been so well concealed that the monastic communities In which they were first produced still continue in abso lute possession of the recipe and enjoy the financial proceeds of what Is to nil Intents and purposes, a monopoly.Uenedlctlne b oue of the most ancient liqueurs, and Is said **» date from 'n9pHf*665 A. D., but it WR3 not until the year1500 that Dom Bernardo Vlncelll, a\monk resident in the Abbey of Fo-camp, who had a profound Knowledge of the plants and herbs used in the preparation of medicinal cordials, succeeded In producing a liqueur which preserves the namo and fame of hisorder. It la Haiti that the uiuuka. when tired with their studies, restored their strength by taking the Mimple cordial, and all sorts of other virtues were uh crihod to It. The? new distillery at Fecamp Im a palatial building, n memorial dt the past success and present progress of the industry. In the laboratory there are gigantic tun shaped vats, containing lio.noo gallons of the liqueur, and in underground cvlhirn la stored the produce of the distillation of the plants.CbuiTron^c In mum d after the original Carthusian monastery foundedduring the eleventh century In a wild and romantic valley forming a portion of the French department of I sere. Tills liqueur has a lurgo sub* in the United Kingdom, both the green and yellow kiudb being popular. Cliur-(reuse is distilled from various herbs, which are supposed to possess peculiar aromatic and stimulating properties. its repute has been maintained by the muuks despite the enormous difficulties which they have had to on-counter from time to time. The order Is supposed to have been considerably enriched by the revenue from the industry. The monastery containing the distillery bus long becu a famous resort of visitors.Cum con received Us l rude description from one of the Dutch West In dies, where are grown the oranges from the dried peel of which the well-known liqueur Is made. Most of the liqueur Ih Imported irom Holland, the center of its manufacture. The or-augo peel, alter being carefully/dried, ih macerated with water and afterward distilled with spirit and water.When taken from the still it Is sweetened with sugar, and to make It a 111 tie more palatftblo a lit11* Jamaica rum Ih frequently added. Those whoi:WltThe Firat Local Mint.trie of the Institutions hero wWtch has the special attention of tourists a* well us the local people is the Mint, which is established on Nuuanu street, opposite* Queen Emma Hall, it is interesting to enter the large main working room where general manager McDonough and bin corps of Assistants are nt work. The oool and large lansi is a proper resting place and the vaults, where the baro to be minted and beer are kept present a very tasty •peetaoie. The Mint is operf from 5:80 a. m. to 11:80 p. ra. and during those hours the work never ceases, Visitors after looking over the place will fiud first cla-s refreshments and lh« purest of HonorsHAWAIIAN °SMay 8 to 26, 1902.Tlir. GREAT DBA31 AT 1C EVENT.A brief Sensoti of 1*2 performances only ami that appearance in Honolulu of the eminent actor Mr.Frederick Wardeand Ids distinguished organization, who will present the following rep-ortoiie:Thursday—MAY 15-NightCi helloWontiniud on 4th jpaytf,)Programs for other performances will be duly announced. Curtain, nigbta at 8 p. ra. sharp Carriages may be ordered at 10.50.Complete Scenic Productions, armor, costumes, etc., specially brought for each play. Also Mr. WardbV original supporting company, including Messrs. Chas. D. Herman, Parry .Joh attorn*, Harry C. Barton, Frames D. McGinn, John E. Haynes, MIm*»s Antoinette Asti ton, Virginia Drew Tr. scott, May War In, Aileoa Berteile and 15 others.SCALE OF PRICES: EntileLower Floor, 41.50; Family Circle, •fi.00; Logee, $40.00; Boxes, $15.00.Rpgu’ar sale of tickets now open it Wall, Nit liuls Co. No seat* litl«l ifler 12 o’clock of the day of the performances, unless pa d for by that time, 2191—IfTHUS. 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MOTT-SMITH BLOCK,Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. 2676-tf.THE PANTHEONHotel St. near Fort.Jail and Inspect the beautiful and r.nolu ilspiay of goods for p'esanu or lor pel anal u«c end adornunmt.On I Mina. BB0 Fort BtrwatSEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles—Ice Cold.SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP —ron—PJElIS DAYS1710-hfFrom Hilo— TO -HONOLULU- AND -All Way Stations.Sll'AVlTelegram* can now be sent from Honolulu to any place on the Inlands of Hawaii, Maui, Lanai aud Molokai, byPCALL UP MAIN 181—That's the Honolulu Olbue. Time saved, money saved. Minimum charge 12 per meteage.HONOLULU OFFICE, HAGOOH BLOCKUPS AIRSjohn Norr,Plumiuiw. Tim, Copper and Swunr.udm Wo ms.Kin* BUttl. Uoueluia
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