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V, AHfUNOTON IX C. Marrh 3 Hcckman Winthrop will bo Assistant-f of Navy Herrlck declined the ambassadorship.

mmbtrs of the Cabinet have In resignations, take'rrtrxrrr'rtf

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NOT 80 MIGHTYijtf AN'GKf,E3, March ?,. will of "Lucky" Baldwin leaves the bulk

(A hfe fortune to daughters and about $200,000 to wife.

convicTsTigHtPRISON FLAME

UAH QUK.VTJN', March 3, Th? Jute warehouse burned here today,the convlcfn themselves fighting the flames. loss Is estimated at $50,000,

,4

SOLDIERS RESCUED

FROM AVALANCHE

f.VXHfmiJCK, March 3. The Austrian officers nnd twenty-fiv- e

who were burled In an avalanche have been saved, they havingrefiiKe by tunneling, finally being reached rescuer.

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Oroatn of TartarNo Alum, No Lime Phosphate

Best cup of coffee in the city at NewEngland Bakery.

NEW SPUING MILLINERY.The first showing of new Spring

milliner' Is now on, Wash materialssale closes Saturday.

1061 Fort Street

shoe,

1AIA6IW SHOE 60

LIMITED

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TWO

Oceanic Steamship Company

Alameda ScheduleLeave San Fran. . .Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Arrive 8an Fran.

fBD. 20 FEB. 26 MAIL 3 MAIL 3

MAR. 13 ,MAH. 19 MAIL 21 MAIL 30

On nnd alter Juno 24th, 1908, tho SALOON RATE8 between Honolulu

and 8an FrancUco will bo as follows:

ROUND TRIP, $lf0.00. 8INQLE FARE, $65.00.

In connection with tho sailing ot tho nbovo steamers tho Agents nro

prepared to Issue to Intending passengors coupon through tickets by any

railroad from San Francisco to all points In tho United States and from

New York by stefamshlp lino to all European Porta.

FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO

W. G. Irwin & Co., LtdAGENTS FOR THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mall Steamship Co

Steamers of the above line running In connection with tho CANADIAN-PACIFI- C

RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney,N. O. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q.

FOR VANCOUVER. FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA.

MAKURA MARCH 2 MOANA MARCH 5

AORANGI MARCH 31

f

CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES.

Theo. H Dalies & Co., Ltd., Gen i Agents

American - Hawaiian Steamship Company

Hew York to Honolulu Weekly Sailings ia Tehuantepec

Freight received at all times at the Company's wharf. 41st Street, SouthBrooklyn.

PROM SAN FRAN. TO HONOLULU.. FROM SEATTLE ANU TiUUfflAPLEIADES TO SAIL MAR. 13

Freight received at Company's wharf,Greenwich Street.

ntOU HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN-CISC- O

PLEIADES TO SAIL.'. FEB. 27

HONOLULU DIKciUl.TEXAN TO SAIL MAR.VIRGINIAN TO SAIL MAR. IS

H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.,

C. P. Morse,General Agen

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Tovo Kisen Kaisha Co.

of the above companies will call at HONOLULU and leavethis port on or about tho dates mentioned below:

HONOLULU FROM S. F. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F.TENYO MARU MAR. 5 MAR.KOREA MAR. 15 CHINA MAR. 10

MARU MAR. 20 MANCHURIA MAR. 23

SIBERIA APR. 1 CHIYO MARU MAR. 30

CHINA APR. 9 ASIA APR,MANCHURIA APR. 15 MONGOLIA APR. 17

CHIYO MARU APR. 23 TENYO MARU APR. 2

'ASIA MAY 1 KOREA MAYMONGOLIA MAY 11 NIPPON MARU MAY 15

TENYO MARU MAY 20 MAY 2!

KOREA MAY 27 CHINA JUNEMARU JUNE S MANCHURIA ' JUNE

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO

T

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S. S.

KTNG

Agents, Honolulu

Freight

Steamers

ARRIVESIBERIA

NIPPON

SIBERIA

NIPPON

HACKFELD & CO. L TD

HATSON NAVIGATION COMPANYSchedule S. S. HILONIAN In the direct service between San Francisco

and Honolulu.Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu.

S. S. HILONIAN MAR. 17TH . MAR. 23RDS. S. HILONIAN APR. 14TH APR. 20THS. S. HILONIAN MAY 12TH MAY 18THS. S. HILONIAN JUNE 9TH JUNE 15TH

Castle & Cooke Limited, Agents

PflC

126 ST.

FIC

CO., LTD

BAGGAGE, SHIPPING,

STORAGE, WOOD,

PACKING, COAL.

AND PIANO MOVING.

Alpine MilkPurest, Most Delicious,

it is theBEST in QUALITY

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4:37 10.32 10:1710:1.10:03 0:14

Times of the ti.le are taken from theU. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. The tides at Kahulul and Hilooccur about one earlier than atHonolulu. Honolulu standard time Is10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green-

wich time, being that ot the meridianof 167 degrees 30 minutes. The timewhistle blows at 1:30 p. m. which Is

tho same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 minutes. The Sun and Moon are for localtime for the whole group.

O I i Tl 4oiuppmg ill xrm i

(Army and Navy).U. S. S. IroqnolB ,Moses, station tug.L. H. T. Kukui, Jobson, SCan Fran

cisco.

(Merchantmen)Am. Flaurence Ward, Piltz,

Midway Islands, Jan.Am. bk. Mohican, Page, S. F.Am. bk. Andrew Welch, Kelly, S. V.

Am. Dauntless, Gray's Harbor.Am. blc. Alden Besse, Denny, San

Pedro.A.-- S. S. Columbian, Col cord, Se

attle.S. S. Arlzonan, Nichols,

San Francisco.

1'ivn

Dcmmer,

hour

schr.

schr.

A.-- from

Am. schr. James H. Bruce, Swan- -son, S. F., for Mahukona (anchorage).

8

Am. bk. S. C. Allen, Wilier, PortLudlow.

Am. bktne. Fullerton, Mikechnle,Gaviota.

U. S. A. T. Dix, Ankers, Seattle.Am. Schr. Mary E. Foster, Tacoma.

8 'the Mails gI

(INCOMING.)

From S. F Tenyo Maru, Mar. 5.From Yokohama, Siberia, Mar. 9.

S. F., Korea, Mar. 15.

(OUTGOING.)For Colonies, Moana, Mar. 5.For Yokohama, Tenyo Maru, Mar. 5.For S. F., Siberia, Mar. 9.For Yokohama, Korea, Mar. 15.

U. S. A. TRANSPORTS.Sherman at S. F.Crook t S. F.

Sheridan sailed Feb. 15 for Manila.Dix In jwrt.Buford, at S. F.

at San Francisco (out ofcommission).

Burnside, at Puget Sound.

1M.

From

Thomas, sailed from Nagasaki Feb,21 for Honolulu.

ARRIVED.Wednesday, March :!.

Am. schr. Mary E. Foster, from'

Stmr. Mikahala, Pedersen, from Kaports.

6:100:07

DEPARTED,Tuesday, March 2.

C.-- S. S. Makura, flitb, for Mctoria and Vancouver.

T. K. K. S. S. Nippon Maru, Filmer,for San Francisco.

Stmr. Klnau, Gregory, for Kailaiports.

Stmr. Mikahala, Pedersen, for Kauaiports (Hall's route).

Stmr. .Noeau, Plltz, for Molokai andMaul ports.

Wednesday, March 3.

O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for SanFrasclsco.

SAILING TODAY.Stmr. Nllhau, Oness, for Kahulul and

Mahukona, 3 p. m.

SAILING TOMORROW.Stmr. Mikahala, Pedersen, for Kauui,

fj p. m.A.-- S. S. Columbian, Colcord, for

Kahulul and Hilo, 5 p. m.

PASSENGERSArrived.

From Kauai per Mikahala, March 3.

Capt. Mosher and wife, T. Komatsu,K. Taketa, C. 13. Andrews, Rev. Y. C.Kim, Mrs. Sheldon, Mastor Mossmnn,Paul Kauhlbaum, II. A. Jaeger, F.Crawford, Fucasana, M. Osalhl, Rev.Potwlno, Mrs, Hong Sing, Miss lllngMo), and 33 deck.

Departed.FprJSgMffJ Per .'Klnau,, March 2.rA,

INTELLiOEiiCE

S. Wilcox and wlf.-- . Mlw Ethol Wilcox.Hong Cliook, (Iporgf Apue, C. S. Dole,It, A, Ketirne, Mrs. J neper nnd child.

Hooked.

For Japan and China per Tenyo Muniwiling Friday Miss D. Greer, Alls F.Trlmpor. F. L. Coes and wife, MiltonHeed". William J. Coulter, MIm II.Krupp, Miss Danronl, Mum Madge

Mls Gladys Laborco, Prof,l'onck and son. H. F. Isenberg, F. G.E. Walker. Mrs. O H. Usworth, Mrs.II. II. Usworth, Mr- - Frances IJ. Swan,Miss Frances Zmuper, Frank Ilayornnd wife, Miss 1 Hodden, Mrs. A. M.Zlnln, Mrs. M. Stelnmnyer. Mrs. E.

K. Takaui. Sakamoto.

.Logan,

THE LOG-OQ- QK

Tc.morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock thefreighter Columbian will sail for Ka-hulul and Hilo to discharge freight andpick up sugar. The Arlzonan will getaway at 5 p. in. Friday for Kanaapalion a similar mission.

Tlie Tenyo Mnru. coming from SanFrancisco, wirelessed in this morningthat she would arrive at 7 a. in. Thursday.

On the boards to sail this afternoonis the Nlth.au at 3 o'clock for Kahululand Mahukona.

Cargo of the MiUahala, arriving thismorning from Kauai, consisted of thefollowing: 5000 tags K. S. M. sugar,6 bdls. hides, 37 wine bbls, 14 beerbbls, 87 bags taro, 43 logs wood, 2 gasdrums and G2 packages.

About GOO tons of coal will be takenby the transport Dix while that vesselIs In port.

Sailing yesterday afternoon were theMakura, for Vancouver; Nippon Maru,for San Francisco; Noean, for Molokai,and the Klnau and Mikahala for Kauaiports.

Two steamers from different coastports will bo due to arrive Thursdaymorning. They are the Tenyo Maru,from San Francisco, and the Moana,from Vancouver.

The schoonci Mary E. Foster arrlved this morning, 29 days from Tacoma,bringing a cargo of produce.

The Siberia, due next Monday fromYokohama, will have room for 125cabin passengers to the coast. Sheis bringing about 1G00 itons of generamerchandise for Honolulu.

Very early this morning the dredgerGovernor left port for Pearl Harbor,and will begin work there tomorrowmorning. On the marine railway shewas put in first class shape and maybe expected to make the mud fly whenshe starts up. The Reclamation Isalready at work down there.

A new coat of paint is being giventhe Alden Besse, which will make herlook better anyway. The story thather hull Is rotten is not borne out bythe facts, and was started by the dis-

contented crew which left her here.As the Besse has a false bottom, putin her when she was owned by Japa-nese, she is probabbly stronger thanthe average vessel of her age.

THEY HAVE NO EQUAL,.You have cold feet because your blood

does not circulate freely, which Is duoto the weak condition of the nervoussystem. Dr. Miles' Nervlnp will givestrength and force to the nerves, stim-

ulate and equalize the circulation, andyour extremities will have tho samewarmth as other parjs of the body. Atthe same time Improve your generalhealth. If first bottle Is not beneficial,you get your money back.

MOTOR BOATS COMING.

Tho largest order for motor boatsever placed by the United States Gov-

ernment has just been completed bythe Electric Launch Co., of liayonne,N. J., who have just completed anddelivered to tho War Department thirty-t-

wo gasolene launches. The boatswill be used by the Coast ArtilleryCorps in planting submarine minejunction boxes In connection with fortlfying harbors and rivers along theAtlantic and Pacific seacoasts, and atHawaii and tho Philippine Islands.National Gazette.

Yourcare.

Picture taken with greatest

HONOLULU ART PHOTO GALLERY.Hotel near Nuunnu.

Ring Upine uity messenger service tor

prompt delivery, personal attentionand carefulness to parcels and messages.

CITY MESSENGER SERVICE.Union Street.

Vhiforniil" iilonlJtiKM

HARMONY LODGE No. 3, I, O. O, F.

.Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Vis-Mi- ni

brotheis cordially Invited to at-

tend.F. D. WICKE. N. O.K. R. HENDRY, Sec.

HONOLULU LODGE 610, P. D. O. E.will meet In their hall, King streetnear Fort, every Friday evening. Byorder of the E. R.

WM. II. MclNEUNY, E. It.II. C. EASTON, Secy.

DIVISION No. 1, A. O. H.

DIVISION No. 1, A. O. H.Meets every first and third Wednes-

day, at 8 p. m., In C. B. U. Hall, FortStreet. Visiting brothers are cordiallyInvited to attend.

FRANK D. CREEDON. Pres.JAME3 T. uaREY, Sec.

The Two .TucksThe Most Popular Saloon In the City.

THE FASHION.Jack Scully, Prop. Jack Roberts, Mgr.Hotel Street near Fort. Phone 482

4 SUITS FOR $1 50.

We will clean and press 4 sultd amonth for $1.50 if you Join our clothescleaning club. Good work guaranteed.

JOIN NOW.

TELEPHONE 496.

The Ohio Olotlies Cleaning Co.Harrison Block, Beretanla nr Fort.

Fire Insurance

Atlas Assurance Company of.London

New York UnderwritersAgency

Providence Washington Insurance Uompany

The B. F. Dillingham Co, Ltd,

General Agents for Hawaii,'ourth Floor, Stange wald Building.

HAVE YOUR SHIRTS AND COLLAR3

DONE BY, THE

French Laundrywith their new French dry cleaningprocess. r

25S Beretanla SL Phone 1491.

Carriage manufacturers and repairing

in all Its branches.

NEW OAHU CARRIAGE CO.

Queen Street near River.

Neglect ot the haircauses it to loose Its natural color andto fall off.

PAChECOS DANDRUFF KILLER.will bring back the natural brilliancyof your hair and make it grow luxuriantly. It is also a marvellous quickrelief for prickly heat.

Sold by all druggists ana at Pache- -

co's Barber Shop. Phone 232.

ff. E--. IRWIN & Co.

AGENTS FOR THERoyal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng.Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., of

Edlnburg, Scotland.Commercial Union Assurance Co. of

London.rhe Upper Rhine Ins. Co.. Ltd.

The Latest ParisianGOWNS!

i.ADAME LAMBERTS

ttarrlson Block. Beretanla & Fort Htg

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE gS IN NEWSPAPERS

ANYTVIIUKB AT ANVTIMU..all on or Wrlta

. f Dr'yK'SADMTISIBG Mmr.A.H J!.Vif;i. CII'Lir. v

laWTOBsTBrgBMMBa.CT

HAWAIIAN

Ueretntiia Btreet near Aala Street

MANUFACTURERS OK

(Ml IIDON)

D--

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(HI DA)

The largest and only Incorporated concern o'f'iti kindif. Honolulu.

A new enterpriee launched by enterprising merchant!.

K.

i Tel- -

BALES AGENT.

Hotel near Nuuanu. P.

To ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE advertise In THB DAILYNIPPD moat popular widely clrcnlitod evening pspar usnuJapanese colony.

JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY with either lamraags ol Jipumaese, Korean or English.

The Jiji

P&one Mr'n 41.Y. SOGA, Manager.

PCCCTOOOCC0XC0

Irittifli

MACARONI

BUCKWHEAT

Yamamoto

Sfc

Nippu Co., Ltd.,

Hotel Btreet Niaaaa.

Tungsten LampMakes the use of ElectricLight reasonablethat no one can affordto be without it , . .

The Hawaiian Electric Co.,LIMITED.

King Street near Alakea

oooecooccccacoeccc

180

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GENERAL

Merchant St Magoon Building.Baggage, Shipping, Storage, Packing, Wood Coal,Draylng. Heavy Teaming a Specialty.

O. Box 818

JIJI, the nndthe

Oal

near

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andand

Phone 390

Telephone 588

indt's Transfer Co.CONTRACTOR.

Furniture Moving

Plowing, Sub-Soilin- g and Grading

STARPrinting -:- - Office

fr yr tht star! printing office has been a busy place. We havgained a reputation for doing good work at fair prices and dellv ringthe Job when promised. Few printing offices can make a similarslalm. With addition to our plant wo are n a better conditionthan aver to handle commercial printing. r -- r three Linotypes areat your service for book and brief work-- if you are not a 8tarsustemer, sand us a trial order; you wnl be pleased with theresult.

Star Printing OfficeMcCandlsss Building. Telephone 305

UkMlelee, Uawetlfta. MMftt, PMtft!Otitis, imvMlr inajrtt OftnU mmtSHvmlr intwreejt Itoftte at tla-wnlt- ili

Reentry.

Wall, Pltnois Co., Lin,Telephone 1C.

Cor. Tort nnd Merchant SU.

HTXTXTIJTTT HM1TH 1 llllUBLUB AND BLACK SERGE

AND CHBVOIT SUITS

Silva's Toggery

Pies, Cakes I

and f

I ice Creamfrom the

Palm CafeHOTEL AND UNION

Phone 311

We Invite Inspection ol our goods.

o

K. FUKURODA.

Hotel near Nuuanu.

Y-- ISHIICorner Bereianla and Nuuanu Sta.

JAPANESE DRUGGISTS

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAll Kinds of American Patent Medi-

cines at Low Prices.

NEW ENGLAND

MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE CO.

of Boston, Massachusetts.

New PolicyThe contract embodies, in an

absolutely COMPLETE andPERFECT form, tbe principleof strictly MUTUAL life

CASTLE & COOKE, LTD,

AGENTS.

Also representing

Aetna Insurance Co.National Fire Insurance Co.Citizens Insurance Co.Protector Underwriters.

HE BOOHIS COMING

SIGNSTELL YOU OF IT

I SharpMakes Good Signs

Elito Building.

Museum

Phone 397

of curios and novelties of all kindsand from all parts of tho world. Haveyou seen them?

ORPHEUM SALOON

Fort Street above Orephum Theatre.

BEAUTIFUL ROCKERSChairs, Bureaus and Furniture of all

kinds myjo from select Koa.

Wing Chonpj Co.,Corner King and Bethel.

M ARRIVALS III SILK GOOD

For years our lino of Silk goods hasbeen tho best in town and our lastshipment proved no exception.

Iwakami & Co., - - Hotel St.

; ii mi mmSENATE

BLBVBNTH DAY

Afternoon Session.Coelhn Introduced the following re-

solution:Whereas, there Ii now being eon

ducted each day at the Honolulu fletimarkot regular miction tnle under andby virtue of n inorahniullso broker'sllconse Issued to tlio Hawaiian KUIi- -

orlos Limited, thoroforo

preamble

Campbell, Superintendent

"Whereas,,

Hemenway,

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DAY

Afternoon

Washington

RLKVRNTH

mute Hill 38, Knitfma. Co

1134, R.Justices In 0 ru ae

referred jndtofery

Icrowded tiiumiaauwi

attuwws

Committee on waunitnuiisdtlwt II. U. be tabled. teel-tlou'- e

to iHtIMi U. A.CommUtee: "Ow,

that tho Troasurer of tlio of tlie principal eodeavore f yourTVirrltnrv ilTnwnll nnd lin hnrfl- - OOlltllllUM I dlaCOVM- - 1UK' aainaby roquoetod to Inform this Senate of revenue for Territory nf er

nnd by what authority did ne wall. are ait toes to aee bamgive such holder of wild morchan- - the enactment of this wMHI Jen-di- sc

brokor's license to do nnd carry prove Che eofldttioti at Om TaarteDftolon an auction buslnoss? Treasury, on the 4t jweelea--

WAILUKU WATER. M' I'Wlded for in toe Mil, wwtMr...n.- - i....i.,.. .. burden with an arteHttonal aaaeeal- -VjUUIJIU ill 1,1 UUUUUU U UDUIUllUil -

a rotating tbe status of asuit in tho first circuit court, broughtby Walluku Sugar Co. against Alare-to- u

of Pub-

lic Works, and Win. IS. Uul, Superintendent of Walluku ami Kaliului W'w

W , rlmgbtt j--I

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thethe

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bill DartKcldeclalom.

nf lin la tilU

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tura"Committee on finance reeumnienli4

the tabling of H. It. 11, .' WU

to amend laws in w Alloc ef urtMeeleiitc, of corporations, tbe mitttefltMMuc that enactment would cause a

ter Works. On September 15 last it ueoreaee wu a year m mvmuis stnted that on motion of Kinney & Committee on nuauoe ceamnmeneiMarx for plaintiff, and defeudauts ap-- 1 (ssae of H. B. 412, ralatlae to apeariiig without onering aeiense Him granuug n coanent ui ineonaKaMaiconsoiitlng In open court by tlioir

' lntrodwied by Donthttt.

es sMRat--

JMmmm

itmt

and flgbt

counsel, Attorney-Gener- al Territorial feouaarv aV .QHver lm bmmand waiving certain rights in mat-- , wrot the House, to jftve T IM

'

ter. tho court sranted nn InjuuoUon Governor's sluature r Mils mttthe defendants as fMUUlA'H

them from water from Iao Val-- ! H. U. 11. Act 4. iuafcinc Mgiwley or Walluku River or branches Uou for aseietluc Hawaii's eMMt at y.

thereof, etc. aiasaa-- 1 uaou iair. iHMea mwi ;

Ilv rnnSnn nf llm lntunctlon. it is H. B. Act 6, to pwvMe for MUST-- 1 J. JWi--AS

mr,suffer

waterAttorney Gon--1 oommlou

VlW Ttf--fnlllnn. nmnnrlv rnnrMnnt WMJl

Honorable Judge Court,! Investigation.

Rainier Boor

worldchoice

descriminating

standard quality

brewing

Rainier Beer

Mian vmtmm lansSTJIIT if mi ,:rJ

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lacaest . - mm imHoion.

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against resolution follows: eVAettaking ajuanVWia-- i

mi-

t0 4eetenxl iM

stnted, the residents of Walluku and talnment of viattiu CoHUfitwmei .Xnr Uw M Jtpta(Kahului "are forced greatly ot'lerB- Cwrtw's MUtaaurc 4r. wA Mm. nr. L- -

.. . . .....r ft t i a i jn 1a

for the want of through ap-- i ""eww"" May n XK'anWHO

parent neglect of the WluOoii 2, to iumtinl In tn PliVBte WliaiTSS to

t"rlttlthe of the saidserious result injunction, rruiuui waiajvn --afnai (jy mmtm luumt

Board CoimiilsuionejK Aiuicultowl tiLucouuiuon which iiuvo ouuii "npnjavoided, had same been called a,,u iforery,inv(woaoyi,4fce .atttor mm Km

said Court, i"Ppt j4aUo 4f,Je jMMaaae tea ajnuwa atfi JeX4 Ptrntt"consideration the

toset and lite

said tymove sot

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tho of the JSosrd. MffiutiUtt rrfmnrr fmirTairir i A$&iLaction on tho merits not as yot committoe. t Umvmn MtmAtht, -

be no an- - Mcallaueou wwulttm rwmutmfr H mr iXWOjem.parent desire on the part of the e f iWtm, MM tmla $mM tor mmmAttornoy Genoral cause

hearing at an early date, nowtherefore

it Resolved, Hon. C. It.Attorney General of

bo ho is hereby icauostoil

Resolved,

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for labor. Cosmo's umuwe- j tor lam fMktmmm MmJ,This commute raopiomenas ywmw

: uiukM, MUo, MmgU. jfe01 xenate ;jui 4, uietuuai report mi , Wmimmivim fXn amew a I4H tocouutieti to the LgieUwUtre, JlmUws in j ajfact Umi to Mmmgtt, MaW) 4 teiewobjsot Tbte aUw J Colo's. !uutMUes eartif MaaM asMrtat 2

Sheldon entered a bill to awiiH itoc-- 44, tf sltaWif vtog 4iw aWw T cllj t mr ri r t... a uii , - .... ito Inform this Senate whon ho would ' ' w aaernawe jmm w itaw mm mumbe ready to move the said chum for u S' J" J005' ,n re VtMi of tax tor aav. mm S Mmhearing nnd what he intends to do nd tepMw, "iJaoh , mM fm a av to a jvIn the premises, and more particular- - uUM rmve uotl '"i ,0to4tM tatoe m04mmMly, as to tho matter of the injunction . Wature shall from time i MtmttUtm 0 m to jftMitfnnd restraining order above referred VWOVrtUe. J?acl 4tHty - et W- - - Mtoto toto." i coivo tr aseeeaing and aoilmaUw, Mhhm- - Tat ytm4mW to jaVa4sj'

dei ay1? in priniiATF IJ)r "t of J)0l'wwaJ tocto4toe Ux may a .Km riNman v yminf. .

' road and school MiA auojn ' ui 4um- - m i mttttgmtfmuiuo moveu tuc ;onow)iig rosolu- - cenUme of all oti(r imm moilmOM h h! mm sun im - -

lion:that the clerks of the sov- -

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which gnouiu no terminated, giving tlio notice he nave In the mum-mIa- ut nWuJ tor ' niiiasiiir aa4title of the cause, the date- of tiling or ;inj caiytj uotice of gathw IAH ' ttaul Urn wvmrmur Ikm Ltmd dratcommencemont of tho same, tlie date wJth aJmJJar object, "miborfimf tk lmtmhmr mmfmr wMt pm UrnU1 l"u ,UBL ruiiori ui mi) ), wic payment or oartain peraons tmpltww ammiUm to

exjel

name 01 me administrawr, executor , ly the CJty and County of tooM' iUmmHU m mmm, m PmMor guardian, tno name of tlie surety The uoUce of Jntontton rXrrd U m- - W, Wm mwm to tmWm mor Buroues, ji any, and to append ployoe amployad by Hie )v4 vmfm4 to4mVU, iwmmm mm- -sucli report tho cause of failure to de- -; yjsors. The WJ wjus rwA hy tWe M4 , mm m4mt tmMm H ttumlermino ano cioso bucii proceedings i jn affect follow; Tide WMrt- - ym Mm 4 fi ymtm mpmfAtmwnero neglect is apparent; and to sub- - sor w;)J xawine, Uw m4 Otmmt. Iwm lmtm u( iupm$lv m4 Umit niso sucn otlier Information and paid nlj cjajms aJ dwww4 tor wwimUu tH uAUm Ui lto?

as they may deem yjeos aotnaljy yeivJor-ai- J tkn Cfty m4) fml lim UMm Ink ttU tmMtm fmifproper to make. County between January 4 u4 Marx, to mUtfe m4 tit prmmUtm fjtmUtf i

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U ym wamw mmUmr m4 mm rfttto on tint Jnee of indrnMon waiting for the nerve toftmm UtUf a M U, to ttyjtmmmt umttltm yonr particular OPPORTUNITY. Nothing ven-tor- 4;

trtMm Am4, On wM UtitaLmmt tmy Us worth a whole lifetime of labor and cnablo youto Ufl vHk ytrtm mt Ihm tmi tA ymr 4my. Y will nww do yonrsolf a groatei favor than byMrto Mrfc i 'MAtnjWHtt' U iUe MttAtuAUn mr of 2 cents. liven at ton times thopfUJt i mm Mrtf of mt (kmmmtMi whMi umM txmttrty provewt you from making a handsomeIfftH mm Ikm pmmm tA UM MMtk Uwmw, H hats wack of It th high slc and intrinsic value of atmtmfmUy 4HUtrt nm4 mjAtoy rtti property MUmUA in (he Banner Gold CountytA ('Mmmmim, to tttiiftmt4 UttUm mmt. A4 th "MAYFI)YfliU" wine and the ".MAYFIOWER" menWM MAtt4 ikm muM tmftMtm ltmd rWt mxumlnalUm hh4 tttvmimllott tiwt can be applied to them.'ty Hm4 for umr mtm. it HM. limy "JWAYKLOWHU" for ajcHtation or for a permanent

tor IhH mtmmy, tor mm wmny. There Is rui sfcorier short-o- ut lo handsonio pro-- m

Utmm ltttmiMk tmUtry uM mutiny mtulM! oh bmlHim num. Gold mining Is our businessmltmtUm im4 wm urm to H Utmmkm mil ikm mtmy thai we mn fur orelv- - and for the public who become ourfwimf, W m mimfHKtmOH, noi mlUlohulrvfbUkiul thortAar not abte to mine our big mine singleUmmtM, 'nm fa only rtmim vh Htti otftitltiK mamh Work umny for public subwiripllon. Get In withm ml mm mp vM m ml tit pkylmtk of lroS)t,rlty will rtnK for you. Your heart will wax merrfto tkm mttmim (A MyMmfo, IW MMVUWMl HTOUKt MIY IT XOWJ

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""h.'iunr.me Court of The Territory of Hawaii hat declared both THE

HAWAIIAN STAR (dally) and THE

tf general throughout the Territory of Hawaii, .orand decree entered or rendered

vertltlng proceedlnfl.. orders, Judgmente

In the Court of the Territory of Hawaii."i THtf STAR should not be addressed to any

tfu.l connected with the office, but .Imply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, or to

the Editorial or Butlneaa Department,

GEORGE F. HENSHALL

WEDNESDAY.

ROAST 'EM

newspapers

circulation

HAWAIIAN

Once wgnin a legislature of Hawaii is making a record of which

.. eini.t in in I itnrwi tiiw lit lieAny aintv. iii m w..wthe iribes and roasts 01 tnosc who

by the "qualified majority,"

STAR

"iu.wu.b

Indlvl- -

montexamine :

But what's the use? It seems idle to talk real economy to a

legislature or a county board of supervisors in these islands.

The intelligent men in such bodies arc always in the minority ;

people whose knowledge of financial matters have never let

them get five dollars ahead of the hounds personally arc al-

ways in a majority The ideals which arc voted down are

invariably the ones that have reason and common sense behindthem; those that are voted in are invariably the ones sug-

gested bv appetite and thriftlessncss. Advertiser.

This is very incorrect. It is simply the ever repeated criticism of

everything that savors of Here, tnc long campaignfor disfranchisement of most of the people here. It is just as severe

criticism as might be passed upon a legislature that was running amuckwith graft and making itself a spectacle of incompetence. Yet the

fact is that the present legislature is making a splendid record foreconomy; there is no justification for any such statement as that theintelligent members are in a minority, and the statement that ideals

according to tenor or purpose.

MANAGER

.MARCH 3, 1909

ANYHOW!

niuuu. mo ,....whkand it probably never will. I1 or

us always, as arc withmillcimini conies, there is nostick the grafter

OWN PROBLEMS- -

in our linuor or anv

having common sense and reason behind them arc invariably votccidown is unjust and absurd- - Notwithstanding the fact that three legis-

latures in succession, counting this one, have made creditable records,notwithstanding our present status which shows a tax rate lower thanthe average for America and a public debt far less than many of themost intelligent communities in the country, notwith-standing the fact that there are on every hand splendid results of pub-

lic work on under local control, ignoring everything goodthat shows in the record and seizing eagerly upon everything that isa bit off color, our morning newspaper loses no chance to give the im-

pression that this is a graft-ridde- n community, struggling almost help-

lessly in the hands of thieves and incompetents and only to be savedby having popular suffrage taken away. This, we repeat, is all wrong.Hawaii is doing very well indeed. We have our little teapot tempests,our political rumpusses which to many do no't seem worth while, andthe Grafter and the Lobster arc withother community and will be till thecommunity in America where a big

OEMLWEEKLY

f.utreaches

solving

carried

than it does here and none where folly 111 legislation is more quicklysat upon. The Advertiser's own columns show that so far every foolscheme that has come up in the present legislature has been sat uponmore quickly than Congress itself could have done it- - And economyhas been the ruling motto. Why then constantly repeat the the chargethat all our legislatures are simply gatherings of a majority of graftersand fools?

CAN SETTLE OUR1

We don't need Conirress to aid

j - . -

. . . a

they every

quicker

usother purely local problem. It is agreed that the present liquor lawis a most excellent one. To whom is the credit due? Was it not en-acted by the people of the Territory and endorsed by them? Isn'tthis law, which is a development of popular suffrage here, a betterone than even the former missionary government was able toestablish? Many there arc who thought that if such a matter wasplaced in the hands of lawmakers elected by universal suffrage, theresult would be general demoralization. But what does the recordshow? A stricter law than we had before! If various reformers aswell as their newspaper, would only credit the people with their due,and give up the notion that all the virtue in the land is concentratedin a few eager organizations, they would gain political strength andbe in no danger of losing any important battle. As far as the liquorquestion is concerned, we doubt vcrv much Ihc advisability 0f enactingprohibition here, but if it should be regarded as a gSod plan we ven-ture the opinion that an able political managqr'couldf quite easily carrythe day in these islands ' for' Prohibition.

. One of the complaints of the liquor interests has been that theirinvestments were constantly jeopardized by changes in the law. Nowtnc islands have a law on which the temperance agitators appear will-ing to rest and it is the liquor men who are reopening the whole cam-paign. No perfect law or system can be expected, but the fact is thatme present law, despite faultssome which the liquor men propose topoint out. has greatly improved conditions. The schemes suggested bysome, of allowing applications for licenses to be submitted to a courtor injury, or to boards of supervisors, ought not to receive serious consid-eration. They would simply kill the whole scheme of control andregulation.

The outlook for the new liquor law is that it will pass in the Sen-ate nit not 111 the House. It might even pass the Senate over a veto,but there is at present little chance of a two-thir- majority in thellmisc. 1 here is not even a majority in sight.

. The Supreme Court has pointed a way to one bit of economy ateast Its deciwon that the county treasurer must be his own auditor,must decide for himself whether warrants are all right before lie pavsthem, no matter if the auditor has certified to them, naturally suggestsa consolidation of the two offices- - Why not combine these bureaus?

"Servia continues the mobilization of her forces," says the cable.Soon Austria will probably want an explanation, and will ask thelowers to intervene and stop it. Then look out for trouble. Thelong-await- ed explosion in the Balkans seems to be near.

The defeat of the ship subsidy in the House by three votes is verydiscouraging to Hawaii.. But it shows a very important growth of

inm maaMaM tAn, 1HMNNM1

MMHtnwm in favir of the law andnr! limgre". Huwrvrr, thrrrvHe in the nrftt limgrrss and thinthai more of the opfftition Kqmbliran will have to lie won im--

Xo doubt the Advertiser inchle Ihe OMm of Hawaii among itnforbidden bram except for cash down in abject of Ttrritorial ex- -lienditurc. 1t licv m to live from hand to. month in "the livingprisint" ami lit jKMcrity for Itself ami jay a it die.

SPORTSJDRNELL HAS

GOOD ODJornell has

Thcro will he wrostllng for the piecede resistance at the Orpheum on Sfll.- -

urday night, Sailor Hoborts being en- -

gnged to wrestle tho host two fallsout of thrco under,rules with 'William' Jornell of llusila.Tho men will wolght 170 pounds andtho bout will be for the championshipof tho Hawaiian Islands.

(Roberts is well known hero as ahusky grapplor. Jornell has a fine reputatlon as a wrestler and is confidentthnt he can moro than hold bis ownwith tho man from tho Iroquois.

Will I'restidgo will reforco tho bout,There will bo two preliminaries of Jobs. Ho moved lndellnlte postpone-fou- r

rounds each between Young '

nient.Sharkey and Soldier McCullough and I Kalelopu raised question of revenue,Corporal DIrd and Kid Terry of thoU. S. S. Iroquois.

mis looks into being a rattling good6bow at popular prices.

SPORTDRIFT

There will bo a meeting of tho Kapiolitni Baseball Leaguo tonight, commenclhg nt 7 o'clock, at tho residenceof John F. Sylva, corner McCully andBcretanla streets. All officers of theleaguo are quested to bo present.

A-

Two notable entries for tho Halolwaare those of Frank Scharsch and J. M.Kuhns. Tho former is the old Ha-- 1........, wi.umn.on, anu ivunns nasa wonuerim record as a long-dlstan-

iieuesinan on Hawaii.

? ,r0V 3Ck Johnson,i:Vin yeS 0rda.y' .den,ea th0 ru"

n...Hu twi vu.lU KlllK. Ulcolored champion.

"

Tom Honan's n'nwas

third of minorWebst,er

to takn THE HOUSE.in the bike instead of tho foot event,

Will Prestldge has been addedtho race committee and willhave charge of tho starting arrange-ments.

THE HOUSE' from Pago One.)

tlon It. L. to .ccrtlficiuesof passed third reading 2tto 7.

A'Moanaull's bill, II. B. 32, rolatini: to

costs of court and transcripts of evi- -'i".'jjte in ieiony cases, with "costs ofcourt ' cut out by committee amend-- ,mont was up for third

wanted to by providingthat transcripts should bo furnishedwithout expense.

Sheldon moved to defer considera-tion till llftpr rnnMo Hothe judiciary committee, notbeing present. Carried.

LAHAINA'S ARMORY.JJjIiIo advanced a resolution for ?7,-0.0-

tpr the Lahaina armory.J LIQUOR BILL..Nawalnne Introduced a bill

to tho regulation the salo of in- -j

toxicatlng liquors, amending sectionsa; 8, and P of 110, S. 9107, add-ing p. new faction thereto to be knownas Section 9A, and repealing all laws

parts of laws in conllict therewith.This bill provides for a license com-

mission in each county composed ota member from each judicial districtin the county, biennially appointed bytho with consent of the Se-

nate. Membors be. divided In res-pect to tho time for which they shallseverally office into classes,tho first to consist of tho majority andmo second tlio minority. Upon thonrst appointment of such boards thefirst class bo appointed to servofor four years und tho second tosorva for two years. At each biennialperiod ot appointment thoreaftor thogovornor shall appoint tho successorsto tho class of niombors whoso termsoxplro In such year, such successors inevery caso to hold office for four years;so that term of offlco of classshall oxplro every 'two years. Outgo-ing members shall bo ellgiblo for re-

appointment.Boards of Supervisors shall appoint

lloonso inspectors.VbolesaIo license: To sell not Jess

than 5 gallons from containers,and nof less than 1 doz bottles, but

kwvt mrm feipr f.ir ctt.m by the

build

a mum Hmt in w Drmurrali again jaaWt. which mean

10 lie consumed on the premlee. Tillcalls for a fee of 100.

Second. Retail license, same no InAct 119, the fees 10 be: Fur saloon,restaurant or hotel iremlee locatedwholly or In psrt within 5 ml ten from npoeto ce, fiW.

I For promises not within audi limit,

Act 110 la amended with a new sortlon: "It shall not he lawful for tho

' ''"ct 11 rolnh! ImalneM, directly or Intllrectly. In tho Bnme building."

j KIOHT OVHU I'ltlSONKltS.Knlelopu'8 II. It. 57, to pns

ouors on public works, pruviulng tliutithey shall no he so used, but beemployed in useful occupations, slioe- -making, cabinet-makin- g, barness-ma- k

Ing, etc., came up for third reading.Hlco remarked that If this bill went

through the prisoners wouldn't haveanything to dp for sovoral months. Thocounties are now spending allmoney they can on road work; tho uboof prisoners on tho roads is not cut-ting out honest laborers from road

Ho wna eurprlsed at Hico'B remarks,for, In introducing Uila bill Mb ideawas economy. Tho Territory ising $7C,000 for the support of

His idea was ito niako prisonsand such Institutions self supporting.

Rico moved to table, tho bill, withdrawing his former motion, tho lattermotion carrying.

Hlco showed that whilo tho intentof tho bill was evidently to do awaywith tho alleged competition of prlson- -ere wltli free workmen, the effect wouldbo another form of prison competitionsince prisoners would bo competingwith shoe-maker- s, harness-maker- s, etc.

ABSENT DEFENDANTS,shinglo introduced a bill to amend

SecUon 1723 R. to serviceot ,egal Bummons on absentee ownersQf real estate. "It defendants waser an inhabitant, or has property here,or If ho cannot, be found, and a causeof action exists, service may be madoby publication ot the summons."

RECOMMITTED.Senator Coelho's provision for bi-

ennial reports of the counties to the

Douthitt's measuro to thegranting of charters of Incorporation,H. B. C2, passed third reading unani-mously.

Rice's H. B. C9, relating to boards otpublic officers, passed third

iKaleiopute H. B. 58 repeal of Act C4,

S. L. 1907, rlatlng to Issuance of cer-tificate of Hawaiian passed thirdreading, 28 to 0.

Douthitt's bill, H. B. relating totrials by jury, passed third readingunanimously.

HURRAH FOR TAFT.Senate concurrent resolution to cablo

tho congratulations ot tho Legislatureto F. H. TafttWho tomorrow becomesUnited States .President was receivedfrom tho Upper House and hailedwith silent enthusiasm.

Cohen declared this a fitting time forHawaii to show appreciation of thonow President, W. II. Taft, who hadshown, himself to bo Hawaii's friend.The concurrent resolution was unani-mously adopt'e(l after Sheldon for Ka-uai, had also. endorsed tho move.

BILLSHouse Bills 88, 89 and 90 re-

ferred to committees as follows:Rico's H. B. 88, establishment and

maintenance of district court houses,Jails, hospitals, alms houses, etc. Topolice and health.

Rice's S. B. 89, duty of Board ofSupervisors to provide for district courthouses, jails, hospitals, 'etc. To samecommittee.

Castro said it interested only Oahumembers and wanted it referred tothem, but ho gave way to Rico's motionfor tho police nnd health committee.

Rice's H. B. 90, In ro appointmentof jailors. To same committee.

QUEER RESULT.Douthitt's H. B. 17 to prescribo and

regulato construction of work shops,foundrlos, bakorjes, factories, laundries,pol shop, markets otc. paseedreading but with oight negative votesto twonty-on- o nfflrmatlves.

Senato Bill J7. Coolho's citizen labormeasuro was recommitted to tho mis-cellaneous committee, there being sev-or-

possibilities of change.Senator Moore's S. B. 38 was defer-

red till this afternoon.CASE IN COURT.

Public Works Campbell wrote tosay that tho Kahului-'Wailuk- u watermatter was in the courts, as to tho Ter-ritory's rights, nnd ho therefore couldnot very wol forward informationwhich had been requested In regard toowners of Ino river rights and privi-leges,

(Continued pn Page 8.)

LeSs!ature; S. B. 4, recommittedtehtly omitted from the list of Hale-- 1lwa race entries. rr committee consideration when up

for reading, for remedyN. S. who was entered as

def0ct--

runner Hnleiwa will n.nrf PASSED

toHalolwa

(Continued

101S, relating

DEFERRED WHILE.

reading. Moa-l'Uu- ll

amend

DouthJtt

relatingof

Act L.,

and

Governorshall

hold two

shallclass

tho ono

bulknot

tilt

1200.

relating

Khali

'the

payprle-on-ar-

bating

nev- -

relating

reading.

birth,

C3,

REFERRED.were

third

TALKING BUG

IAS COSTLY

If K. Anno, proprietor of the tl

rwitaunuit, nt King and Hirertreats, bad not lttt tho talking bug

ot the bt ot blm ho might tMllrhave been In a hundred dollars today.Anno was fined the money for Belling

liquor without license. Uy some In-

advertency in tho uppor court, no mit-

timus wus issued and the mattor was,temporarily at loast, lost In the shut-tle of othor court business. Anno waspo elated ovor tho prospect ot slidingout of the troublo with his littlo hun-dred still In hand thnt ho began tollinghis customers and frlonds about howneatly ho had "bostod' 'tho police de-

partment.

--vIII e nere mav

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the fsrt that the mutter Imd beanoverlooked in the ewirt ttllloes. listhen lutt-foet- down tu the Cincin-nati rminHraiit nnd soon the talk-ative Anno In ohokey. otwl hun-dre- d

name Hp wlklwlkl.

CONBHItVATlON MHHTINQ.There was a aood attendance at ilie

metbig callwl by tho Collego Club attho home of Governor nnd Mrs. Frenrto bear Mrs. A. V. Knudsen's paporon conservation of natural resources,The lecturer represented Hawaii at thewonion s congrees on tho subject holdlast summer In Washington. Her addross was followed by speeches fromGovernor Froar, Judge Dolo, ForostorHoimor, Bishop Rostarlck and formerGovornor Carter. At the ond a rollwas Humorously signed to form a Consorvatlon Association Hawaii.

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WRESTLINGAT THE

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Sailor Roberts of the U. S. S. IroquoisVS.

William Jornell of Russia.at 170 lbs. for the

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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN

FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 27, 1909.Honolulu, March 1, 1909.

GENERAL SUMMARY.

Usually strong winds, generally "trades," prevailed throughout theweek over the entire section.

The mean temperatures were higher than tlioto of the precedingweek and gcncrcally considerably so, excepting, in the Honolulu dis-

trict of Oahu, the Koolau district of Maui, and in portions of the Ko- -

hala .Hamakua and Ililo districts of Hawaii, where were slightlylower,

The relief afforded by the rainfall during the preceding two weekswas but temporary, and the need of rain is again being felt in the districts of Hawaii and Maui which have so long and so severely sufferedfrom drought.

The rainfall was below the average for the week of ten or moreyears at all stations having such records, excepting in the Hamakuaand northern portion of the Hilo districts of Hawaii, where it wasabove- -

THE

they

The deficiencies, in inches, in the several districts were: KauaiKoolau 1.42, and Waiinca 0.87; Oahu Koolanloa ami Koolaupokor.12 to 1.41, Honolulu 0.57, Ewa 1.32, and Waianac Maui oa

0.54. Wailtiku 0.06. and Lahaina 0.83: and Hawaii Kona1.08, Kau 1.26 to 1.32, Puna 1.24, Kohala 0.56 to 0.68, and centraland southern portions of the Hilo district to 0.97. The excesses111 the northern portion of the Hilo district of Hawaii ranged from0.05 to 1.02, and in Hamakua district of the same island 0.64.

The greatest amounts of rainfall for the week were reported fromthe windward districts of Hawaii and the higher levels of the Ewadistrict of Oahu.

The amounts, in inches, in the" several districts Were: Hawaii Ko-

hala 0.51 to 0.67. Hamakua i.SQ to 2.08. Hilo i.;6 to 1.12. Tuna.wi rin.. Overture Popular Medley ..llathburnj,jjt 4wiui u.iaj Clot rIithffii

"-"- iiiiiiiiuiiuaa UIll JltUUl UlU l,tit JMIIU lldLV, tVallllllVU u.yto 0.54, 0,16; Oahu Koolauloa 0.19, Koolaupoko 0.17to 1.06, Honolulu 0.59, Kwa 020 at the lower altitudes and 1.73 to2.60 at the higher, and Waianac 0.06; Kauai Koolau 0.26. Puna

21bMnrnli Rtli

sontlicastcrn and in the interior- - Historical ViewsThere was mnre dnrtnir nrprriliiur weet- - tlu. Miln Violin

the southern portion the Hamakua and interior of 'Melodies

districts Hawaii; stations in the' Jjjjjorchestra-W- e'll

Waianac and northern portion Koolaupoko districts; in the iIan(llj jjeckKoolau district Kauai, and the interior of .Mclokai. lie (Infer-ences, as rule, were not material greatest excess being 2.30inches, and the maximum deficiency .98 inches.

following table shows the weekly averages of temperature amirainfall for the principal islands and ,for the Group:

Temperature. Rainfall.60.0 (leg.

Maui 70.6 (leg.Oahu 7' 4Kauai 71.0 deg.Molokai 71.6 deg.

inches- -

inch.

o. 14 inch.

Entire Group 70.2 00At office of the U. Weather Bureau in Honolulu partly

cloudy and cloudy weather obtained, with rainfall on six dates amount-- ,nig .59 inch, 57 less than the normal for the week, and .58 morethan during preceding week. The maximum tcmpcratune was78 deg., minimum 63 deg., and mean 70.4 deg., 0.5 deg below the

and 0.8, lower last week's- - Easterly winds prevailed onthe 24th and 27th, northeasterly the remaining dates, and forthe week, with the average hourly velocity of 12.4miles. he mean daily relative humidity ranged from 06 per cent

'PI...cciii, .um jin hxtk wax per mil. me iwiuinuierunusually high throughout the week, and ranged from 30.15 to 30.30inches. The for the week was 30.17, 0.21 inch above normal.

POLLARDS

IN BELLS OF

01En routo their native lnnd Aus-

tralia, tho Pollard's Lilliputian OperaCompany play farewell

0.820.80 inch,

0.92 inch.

deg. inch.

mcann

engage

Monday, March 8th, In tho evor-char-

ing musical comedy success "ThoBelle of New York."

Thoro aro not many who huvo notseen this daubing opora rondored byolder and omlnont hnnds, but It is notexaggeration say that they toenjoy tho Interpretation given It bytho juvenllos with greater relish.

Thoso who already know what thosoclover Uttlo pcoplo do In

entertainment will need noporsuaslon to seo and hear It again.Thoro aro now musical numbors Intro- -

ment tho Opera Houso commencing duced, aluo now comedy, making tho

opera brighter and than

Seats aro going fast for next week'sperformances, and those who wish tosecure onoe 110 uftn,i,nu.iinn anna. rteraerill mailing reservations.New York" will run tho first

and Knnj0jjOj(jmnttuoxt three and Saturday

PrlceB are 25c, 50c and 75c nt UerB--

btromV. Alatinee for children,2Cc and for adults, 50c.

11AND

Storeopticon views with concertwill bo Riven at College hallon Friday o'clock Works.benefit L. C. will soli

cents. concernas follows:

. . . ....... fltiipAlUrCIl VilllCH OUI

S. L. Ordhestra.and Orchestra March On-

wardVIcwh of

King Mydus KllenbergVlows of France.

of

deg

Schottlsche Minnehaha IlennciAUCTIONKER.

Violin Drdla

VIuws Ireland.

(b)Knriiier

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rt... Early Mornings

(b) EveningSelected Views.

Ulrds of IvcHOtOlt

nortion I .

rain tli.m t1i Fluteof the'

Pima of at all onthe of the i A

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ChorusUciuci,

Italy.Overture

Solollomi! Sweet Home

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--Mazurka

Our Naval

PerkinsAbb

Call

James Slorgan resigned aschairman of tho chargoof Hawaii's exhibit at the

exposition. Tho exhibitbo olaborato Morgan saysthat ho cannot give his Umo to Itnnd cannot spend necessary time

Seattle after it.

TARING UP

CTURES

Ilunnct

RESIGNS

Llljil4- - Ba

Louguo of Central Unionmeet the jwrlsh houso at

Friday evonlng for ithopurpose of discussing pro-

posed lliiuor In oomioc-tlo- n

wlUi the presentChairman Ualluntyno, ofthe Llipior Commlaslou beanInvited speak and un effortbeing mnile have speakerpresent the saloon liitorosts.This meeting will bo openpublic.

Tho bark Kathorlno arrived thismorning from San Fruncisco. Thoschooner H. nruco has Balled fromher anchorago outside for Mahukona.

sbB!ctiIronx'iluci.

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the 4mf Um aiaJorti muf, i mithe MppmMtot action in uki in vi

ef tlM tawMM Court iwirton thatatapai afcart f 4alarla wWth. tlx'Mayor aa4 aa inlani powerMMtatMMH m of etetfnx waat e

Um Mar k4 Ue t Hilton Thei charter la ambiguous on fortm--r

question aa4 aa utter Muk oa Um

latter, by the cowami of theUalted Mates, iarlaaiac aevaral 44- -

aioaa ot the Hawaiian aar le Court,an public office can extat exaeptiag bfesjrilclt creation of statute or4t- -

aaacc.Tba uncertainty ariatne; out of bo

the auaetiona meattoaed waa the eolacaaae of the deadlock the flm place,and Uie recent teat caw ha turned out

have teat Ht all thematins u dispute

.White

BID CONCERTThe Hawaiian band will give a pno-ll- c

concert at A!a Park this evening7:W o'clock, the program being aa

follows:PART I.

March The BaraerBallad Farewell LWdeM

Claronlc Dance, 2 Dvorak(a) Croaalng the Ilehrand

) Lontement, Lontwient . .FIllpuccJPART II.

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The Star Spangled IJannor.

Auction Sale I

FRIDAY Advertising

March 5, '09OCIX)CIC NOON.

lilnlioj) wharf near Honolulu iron

Athletic Association. I on account whomAiimlHHlim Ik no The Is may

500Wheat

'Jas, F. MorganViews or iMigianu.

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AdvertisementsNOTICE.

A cordial Invitation Is oxtoudedthe public attend a meoUug he

pruaanlatlvua

sldor measures pertaining Immlgrn-- ,

Mllla.

Heat

I3.1O0.

Tract.Baat

Itoad Am

ktta,jirlwt

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will follow

nrosram

Rooks

mark-- !

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rpilro

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return

gents'

Houso centraAr

niwl nrw' in .nut 'n8ton Hotel,

in

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in

1.local

Conservation books, magazines.

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commissionAlaska-Yuko- n

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curios. Rooks exchanged.SHINOLH, Curio Bazaar Hotel street.

Chairman. Committee onForestry, Promotion, Manufactures.

GO TO

HALEIWANEXT SUNDAYnnd the finish

the

ELECTION OFFICERS.

& BALDWIN, LTD. '

At adjourned annual meeting of'

stockholders Alexander & Bald-!wl- n,

Limited at their olilce, Stan-gcnwa- ld

Building, on Wednesday,I innil llwi fnllnlfllwf

year:11. J. II. Caatle,

' Carter, J. Waterhouse.Murdoch olected Au- -

t ditor.

FOR SALE!

BargainCollage a

property Hjm.

Bargainlot t

ft. front,Price

Uai'g'alnPuupueo

cornerHlllaida

lT.ato aa Price HJM

BargainKfftwaM. 1

8 claarw) t$S,M

"WftTtRHOUSE ta"Corner ot Merchant

nights, V5tWSVsSXSSSXXSS)tS?iN

1000Milft, of by one

Wireles js

Oliissiliecl

BalesHay

W.iXTKl) KUV

books, ilHwallan HtamjHi

rlo. xclmngeI. Weedunrlo Damar, Masonic Tumplo lildg.

FOR SALE.' FOX TKRRIIJIl PUPS Puro hreil,from Imported Sire. Uoautlfuled. Knquiro Walter C. Weodon. 1'. O.

liox, G58, Honolulu.HOMI5R IMGKONS PuroTfed7from

j cholcost Imported Blacks, Uluo- -'

barred, Chequors Chocolates.Walter C. Weodon, 0W, Ho

nolulu.

Paaabook 723--

please to Mali'

Watorman Founta"JLadles''

l.

clothing bought;I will call; spot cash. 1010 Nuuanu St.

FOR RENT.

held in Hall of of class lurniahed roomsMonday evunlnif,1,y located. Hot cold baths,

n on In Wniinnn n Mnlntrni in 'the I Awlipr-Vfeliarwen- nt.7:30 n m .. to con-- '. HI.

generally,excepting

a

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'PIANO-TUNIN- G AND REPAIRING.' James Snorldnn, tuner nnd rojialr- -

ing of pianos and organs. No. 162,

Hotel street, orders loft at HawaiianNews Co., Young building. Goodpianos to ront or soli cheapest rates.

At an excellent attendance of mem-

bers of Harmony Lodge, new DrillTeam, on Monday evening,

the 4vork-.o- f initiation oil two candi-

dates. Large Interest Is bolug mani-

fested In thlH.Lodgo ot Oddrollows andthe membership Is growing by recruitsfrom the respected portion ot thisrltory's residents.

Fine Job Printing, Star Offlca.

ELECTION OFFICERS.

CENTRAL MILL CO., LTD.

At thu unuual nicotinic of the'

We Contnil Mill Co.. Ltd., heldThe Civic Section of tho Men's V rectors were elected to servo for tho f

church

o'clock

new

G.

ton

for

uA

Mayor

..Beyer

12

to

to

P. W.

the

OF

.at lis olilce and prlncliml ofII

' buslueas the SUngenwaia Uulldlug,Ml T lt t 41. DOi I.

K. llu"u'ul11' " " rnuajr. wVAloxander, J. P. Cooke, Paxton,!w. n. fiuitlB. AV. o: Smith. Geo. ""ay of Fobruary, 1800, the following

D. B. also

at

In

IS. meIt.

Directors were elected to serve for thecrnstilng year:

II. P. Baldwin, S. M. Iaiiion; W.

"'. ' waiernouw, w. n. iiwion.At a subaeauont meeting of UieBoard of Directors the following olll- -l

--u a sulequant meeting ot theof Directors the following oflWtlie'Urdcars were nppolnted to serve for

f 08rs wero l'l"i"ted to serve for thennsulng year:H. P. Baldwin Prosldenti011"1" 'earj

,J. B. Castle 1st nt H. P. Baldwinf W. M. Aloxnndur ..2nd M. Damon nt

J. P. Cooke . 3rd nt W. O. Smith SecretaryJ. Watorhouso Treasurer jK. B. Paxton Tronsurer13. R Paxton Secretary. D. B. Murdoch Auditor

B. 13. PAKTON,Sccrotary.

Honolulu, T. Feb. 1009.

ft

Sea-bridg-

CLOTHING.

performed,

stock- -

place

O,

W. O. SMITH,Secretary.

Honolulu; T. II., Fob, 27, 1009.

a"a.r ;

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tiNttHrtl l tbo ttintya aced

I to

Kiheirif 9eeteralH UaMrefully jfprl, aaHwiteJy

M.poiuMltKt bmnIk-I- (r U Ateiftot Mm tkrtiat m4 lanfft. It aaataNM

tMaaf and active lagradMate, ttuak atMt aaaaialr ataaertaail ay tfw medi-

cal proMloa. It U Um oM,Mt, aad Wi wadMH far aaugk 84ookU yoa aaa iably Way.

Aeoapt mo obmp ad waftMaMMb-Btita-

1m mm yon get Ayar's CherryPastoral. It ocmWu no aarootic orpoiaoa of any kind.

I W Or. I. C. Anf Ji Ci . Ml, Hut . V. 1. A.j

fWVyTyT04KKK

MftTTERDFTASTEl

V

6 to aoine extent thib selectingX liHiilwHic tri.iiuiinKs (or the

;8 That is why we carry so mauy giR designs in stock. With a propor,9 aelectlon, there Is no reason why $p an inexpensive cottage should 9

not be tastifully trimmed with Xartistic and suitable hardware at ga very Hinnll advance upon the Xcost of the Door stuff so fro- - 9.

rmently used. 9in iianniimnr

, HHKiiW Hltr 9.

..... 5!miuiiiu ue cBrei.uiy cuoson. rou xc.nnot mistake In coming to us. &

LEWEHS&COOKEl

tlmltoa177 S. King St. 3

68HOURS

To ChicagoFrom San Francisco, The

Fastest transcontinental train.

OVERLAND

LIMITEDElectric Lighted, Buffet, Li-

brary and Drawing Room com-partment, observation car, withdiner. Telegraphic news post-

ed on train.

Southern Pacific

Don't fwhen your typewriter (ails to turn outfirst class work.

Bend to our store and IH us give ita general overhauling.

Our Repairing department Is fullyquipped to do the work.The work so dona by us will pro

long the Ufa ot your machine and enable your stenographer to do

flore and BetterWork

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For a square meal that Is tasty and.generous.

BOSTON RESTAURANTHotolfc Fort.

SPORT

M to

GOLD FOR

PICKING WINNERS

TIm Mar to mm Mirou of a .certain-la- g

wIm ai M4WiM' aaaacteu 10 m

Um M( mm ta Mmwm lWMk Mmm m) la vto two artoM

ara a Mant.Taa aotlain mill be atvae for Um Stot

of aatraata la Um mm aeal ta, wMaliaWail HMat aaarty eorraaaaad wttH Um

imUmI atarfu ol Um irat at MM lIn lh race.

a riv of S&M will aa dvaa to Um

mwi Mediae la aa aatlMMta of Iliaiimo in which Um isea will Vhi wmwhkh ball Mat aaarly ttarraiiiwid via. U. Horn, A. Tirana, C. Hayea, J. U. 1'rlday, Kobrtiary SOtli. 1009, tho fol-wl- tli

the time made by Um wlaaar of mm, V. gaharati, J. Doaa. Frank U. lowing Dlreolora were oloctcd to serve. u.. m i. n m..i. 11 i fur tho niiHiilnir vnar:mi-- raw. i

It octats Dotatnc to eomueUt for Umbig prlaea. All Uuu la naceaaary la loAll in Um aauaaitod form and forwanl"W1"' M PrUW WMr, Hawaiian II

Biar. mere ib mi limn 10 uh kii b

allowed but a fraah coaiMn wuM befilled out in avarv case. In caae ota tie the coupon bMriaa the nnor datewin win

A record of the ataudlng of the con- -

lestants. wMnpllad from the llatc sentin will be piiblialiad (rom time to time.

99f

Sportlng Editor,Hawaiian Star,

f I believe .that the first iix tmertf be:f4--

1.

fff I.ff

f My osllmale o IhciHme III which thef

'(Sign)

e

1I T

The first game of baseball playedbetween tho 20th Infantry and the Tith

Cavalry resulted In a win tor tho lat-

ter by the score of 9 to 7.

A..n1.n. .b,0 n- -u U.. --u.

latter winning by the score of C to 1.A feature of the second game was

the pitching of Butler for the Cavalry,who allowed only two hits and struckout twelve men.

Tho Kcoro of the first game follows:STH CAVALRY AB R BH SB PO A EHanson, cf C 2 2 1 2 0 0

Shepard, lb 4 0 10

Bates, 2b D

Grolnger, 3b 5Walters, ss G

Butler, If. 5Rollings, rf 4

ItobliiKon, c 4

Tlnklepaugh, p. .. 4

Totals 41 9 14 1 27 15

20TH INF. AflJ R BH SB PO A EEllis, If 5 1 2 1McCall, ss C 2 2 '.Leefeet, lb 4 10 0Lemon, 2b 4 0 0 0Batcman, c C 0 1 0Durant, 3b 4 1 1 0Moran, p 4 0 2 0Bolan, d 4 2 2 1

Howe, if. 4 0 2 C

Totals 39 7 12 3 27 7 G

Cavalry: i

Rims 0 0024101 1 9B. II 0 1 1 3 3 2 1 1 214

Infantry:Runs 1 0 20 1 0 1 2 0 7B. II 2 1 1 1 1 0 3 2 1122 base hit, Walters Shepard; 3 baso

hit, Shepard, Tinklopaugh. Base onhalls, off Tinklapaugh 1; off Moran o.

Struck out, by Tinklapaugh C; by Mo-

ran 5; Passed balls, Robinson 1; Bate-ma- n

1. Sacrifice hits .Shepard 1; Han-

son 1; Bates 1.-- Doublo plays, Lemonto Leefeet to McCall. Time 1:45. Um-pire, St. Barton, Scorer, Friedman.

.

'TAKE No RISK.

If you have heart trouble, do not fallto take Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. In do- -lng this you run no risk, because Itcures when everything else fails, it laso sure to help you that every druggisth Instructed to return your money Itfirst bottle does not prjve beneficial. Ineither case you take no risk. j

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'

III, iiinlol viiW oil BwlHlaV.

Mmvh J 3 at liontl 'v.The (tlataare of I he coiiim' from

hoaolala In HaMwa It IX milt" ,

TlM Hat trf hhU1m faltowa:Th Motal llK at MttrtM li aa fol- -

Cam M. AlfcrwMt, Ow. II. KhmbbMm . Kdmla, MawiiM I.Mrwca.Harry daman, Jean Kotw, Krml V.

aravaa, Harfert Uordalra (Hwa),m. caMtaaia, AHtoHe lCuoo. inm Hat)(for Mu llwk ocbty). Wllltam Beliu-- iihmuh. T. Dtiwnar. Wilson Kwrlor.a. k. llrwlarlck. C. A. Itlekurd. mil

.Himuh. a. Iiiiaaav. Mnimel l'rIUt6. 1.A. Atnor. 16. tl. li. Jaciktton. 1C. it. Ua- -

.iviu, iiniiiii i. owiKi jiciiij d

Chlllliiawfirth. Hnwanl (irace. (in C. t

ltaekwt. John It. Schmidt. P. J. Walsh.Hilward Hunt. .liw. Crone. U. T.,1.1 In,, T. L, K. Plckard, .1. M.

. . ,iviinna. .1. u. uockuuiii, ithiik jreuiiB,Jack Proat, Lukela Kauplko, K. Mahu- -

koua. Theo. (abral. John Puloa. U.Mahukona. Maul. Minea. M. Smith. H.nnttiiifirf i?Kr. ie .iiiroBnin t. p.Kae, Paleholanl, 01ms. C. Melyin, DalFnhy, H. M. Ayroa, L. Freltns, V. A.Itooherl, O. IJvonison, Tom Honnn.

01

Honolulu, March 1909.

,q jlnlsh In the iHalolwa race will

8,,,, "" J

.

.

race wJH he won Is

s I

) b,

WIIDDLEWEIGHTS

III TRAINING

Ccorgo Peterson and Dick Sullivanhave started to train for their fifteen--

round contest at tho Orphcum whichtakes place on March 13. j

'rTM., ,.,111 l. ..n,1nH nTAnn Kotuuut w... u ..u

best scraps ever seen here .

Two good preliminaries have beenarranged. George Nelson and "De-

mon" Sllva will box (our rounds, andthere will be an eight-roun- d argumentbetween Young Sharkey and EddieHincs.

Both these preliminaries have aninteresting look and should be worth,

i i. r.,i,...,.IIIIW1 UIU (toil, IV V1U VlIWUlllll IU

witness.

1 THE! SPLITw ser l

By Jack Johnson.I'm going on the road in the

States and in England for seven j

months und couldn't afford totake Fltzpatrlck along. I'll needall the money I'm going to get.I guess I can do my own man--aging while I'm on the stage. eMy contracts won't let mo lightfor seven months but when 1

get a fight and .want a manager OI'll send (or Fltzpatrlck. 9

9By Sam Fltzpatrlck. a

The big fellow has got a badattack ot swelled head. Hethinks he can run his own af-fairs. Any time he sends forme to manage him again he'llfind he can't get me. I put himwhere he is today. He thinksho can get along without mewell, I'm through with him.

KT99999999990993CTCROUP. I

Tho first symptom of this disease Isliorseness. When Chamberlain's CouchRemedy Is given as soon ns tho childbecomes hoarse, tho attack can alwaysho averted. Even after tho croupycough has appeared, tho attack can bewarded off by the prompt use of thisremedy. It Is a certain cure for crannynnd has never been known to fall. For.sale by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co.agonts for Hawaii.

H0M4I.A lANIt CtMCANV. l.TT

At D iMMl meatlM at tfca

Haawlala M Mania) ,IMwitorfr If, '

IM. Oh Mtawtaa IHrarMM wara aw.tag to Him ftir ihr aawriag rMf : l

M. P. ItoMaam. W. H. Uaatk. T. H.

ivtrta, V. M. Ataarta, . D. Tinaay.Aatt at a aaawaMat mMUttg at Um

MI4 DlrMtora, held oa tae MWi data,lit (MtowlHC omn n aDimlQtlin wnt far Um mm parted:

P. ItHatHMW Irrldn'tW. It. ObU VfcwPrealdoMtT. It. 1'rlrlo Kwrrtao'C. H. Athortiw TieaimnyrIt. I). Tonney Auditor

x. H. I'irruiK.georotnry, Kohata 1jh1 Co., Ud.Honolulu, Kolirnary 17, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

iM1ltl , 4MM ..,. . TM

At tilt annual mMting or me aiwreholders of the Aluihulu Und Com- -

I'niiy, Llinltod, hold In Honolulu on

-is. d. i ennui . v. v. uoouaio, i. n.

PtrIo, C. H. Athorton, .1. IL Oalt.And nt a Bubsequent meeting ot tho

7uirectors, nom on uie same

,i, f,.ii,i. nmnni warn nmintiwi-- ,

,H rvo for lh mm0 l'orlod:n. Tonnoy PreBfdent

W- - W- - Ooodnle nt

T. H. Potrlo Seorotaryc- - H- - Athorton TreasurerT-- Il,h. Itoblnson Auditor

T. H. PETRI E,Secretary, Anahulu Land Co., Ltd.Honolulu, Fobruary 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HELEMANO LAND COMPANY, LTD.

At tho annual meeting of tho share-holders of the Helemano Land Com-pany, Limited, held in Honolulu onFriday, February 2Cth, 1909, the lol- -

lowing Directors wore elected to sorv(or the ensuing year:

E. D. Tenney, W. Wr. Goodale, T. IIPetrle, C. H. Athorton, J. R. Ualt

Ana at a subsequent meeting or tuesaid Directors, held on the same date,tho following Officers were appointed

'to servo (or tho same period:e. D. Tenney President

'W. W. Goodale nt

!T. H. Potrlo Secretary'c. H. Atherton TreasurerT. Rich. Robinson Auditor

T. II. PETRIE,Secretary, Ilolemano Iand Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KAWAILOA LAND COMPANY, LTD.

At the annual meeting of the share-holders of tho Kawalloa Laud Com-pany, Limited, held in Honolulu onFriday, February 2Cth, 1909, the fol-

lowing Directors were elected to servofor the ensuing year:

E. D. Tenney, AV. W. tioodale, T. UPetrle, C. H. Atherton, J. li. Oalt

And at a subsequent meeting of theBatd Directors, held on the same date,lir fntlrttvlm OfTl roru worn nnnnlntorl'" " " " I'l'-a- aa

tQ S(jrve f()r gam0 perj0(l.E. D. Tenney PresidentW. W. Goodale nt

T. H. Petrle SecretaryC. II. Atherton TreasurerT. Rich. Robinson Auditor

T. H. PETRIE.Secretary, Kawalloa .Land Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27. 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KAALA LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.

At the annual meeting of the share-holders of the Kaala Land Company,Limited, held in Honolulu on Friday,February 20, 1909, the following Direc- -tors were elected to serve (or the en- -suing year:

E. D. Tenney, W. W. Goodale, T. H.Petrie, C. H. Atherton, J. R. Gait.

And at a subsequent meeting of thesaid Directors, held on the same date,the following Officers were appointedto serve for tho same period:E. D. Tenney PresidentW. W. Goodalo Vice-Preside- nt

T. II. Petrle SecretaryC. H. Atherton TreasurerT. Rich. Robinson Auditor

T. II. PETRIE,Secretary, Kaala Land Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KEMOO LAND COMPANY, LIMITEDAt the annual meeting of the share-

holders of the Kemoo Land Company,Limited, held In Honolulu on Friday,February 20, 1909, the following Di-

rectors were elected to serve for theensuing year:

E. D. Tenney, W. W. Goodale, T. li.Petrio, C. II. Atherton, J. IL Gait.

And at a subsequent meeting of thesa,d Directors, held on tho same date,1,10 following Officers were appointedto 8Crvo for tllo same period:B D- - Tenney Presidentw-- w-- Goodale Vice-Preside- nt

T-- IL Petrio Secretaryc- - H- - Atherton TraosurerT Ilch. Robinson Auditor

T. H. PETRIE,Secretary, Kemoo Land Co., Ltd.Honolulu,. February 27, 1909,

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Honolulu, March 1, 1'JOO.

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

1IALUAKALA HANCH CO.

At tho unnual nieotlng ot the stook- -

holdura of Huloukala llanoh Co. hold. . J,,iliui m

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H rot- - org wore olectod to fcorve for tno.unsulng year:

H. P. linldwln, L. A. Thurston, J. H.

CnBtlo, W. O. Smith, J. P. Cooke.

At a siibseauant mooting of thoBoard of Directors the following offu

cors wore nppolntod lo serve for theonaiiing year:

H. P. Baldwin PresidentL. A. Thurston nt

J. P. Cooke TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryD. B. Murdoch Auditor

E. E. PAXTON,Secretary.

Honolulu, T. II., Feb. 27, 1909- -

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

THE WAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO.

At the annual meeting of the share-

holders ot Tho'Walmea Sugar Mill

Company, held In Honolulu on Thurs-

day. February 25th, 1909, the following Officers were elected to serve fortho ensuing year:E. D. Tenney . PresidentH. P. Faye nt

T. II. Petrle SecretaryF. Klamp TreasurerW. E. Rowell DirectorT. Rich. Robinson Auditor

Tho first four named Officers, together with W. E. Rowell, constitutetho Board of Directors for the sameperiod:

T. H. PETRIE,Secretary, Tho Walmea Sugar Mill Co.

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

APOKAA SUGAR COMPANY, LTD

At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Apokaa Sugar Company, Limited, Held in iionoiuiu onThursday, February 23, 1909, the following Officers were elected to servofor the ensuing year:E. D. Tenney PresidentC. M. Cooke nt

T. H. Petrlo SecretaryC. H. Athorton TreasurerJ. B. Castle Auditor

Tho above named Officers also constltutc the Board of Directors of theCompany for the same period.

T. H. PETRIE,Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

EWA PLANTATION COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Ewa Plantation Com-pany, hold In Honolulu on Thursday,February 25, 1909, the following Directors were elected to servo for thoensuing year:

E. D. Tenney, C. M. Cooke, T. HPetrie, C. H. Atherton, J. B. Castle,W. L. Hopper, J. J. Carden.

And at a subsequent meeting of thesaid Directors, held on the same date,the following Officers were appointedto serve for tho ensuing year:E. D. Tenney PresidentC. M. Cooke nt

T. H. Potrlo .. .SecretaryC. H. Atherton TreasurerT. Rich. Robinson Auditor

T. H. PETRIE.Secretary, Ewa Plantation Co,

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KOHALA SUGAR COMPANY. '

At the annual meeting of the shareholders of tho Kohala Sugar Company,held in Honolulu on Saturday, Feb-ruary 27, 1909, the following Officerswere elected to serve for the ensuingyear:E. D. Tenney PresidentC. H. Cooko nt

R. E. Bond SecretaryC. H. Atherton TreasurerM. P. Robinson , Auditor

The above named Officers also conslltute the Board of Directors for thosame period:

R. E. BOND;Secretary, Kohala Sugar Co,

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

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V. KLAMP,Secretary.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM- -

PACNY, LIMITED.At tho annual meeting of tho share

holders of tho Walalua AgriculturalCompany, Limited, hold In Honoluluon Friday, February 2Cth, 1909, thofollowing Directors wore olectod tosorve for tho onsulng year:

E. D. Tenney, C. M. Cooko, T. 11.

Petrle, C. II. Athorton, W. L. Hopper.I. A. McCandioss, J. D. Mcluerny.

And nt a subsequent mooting of thosnld Directors, hold on tho panic dato,tho following Officers woro appointedto servo for the ensuing year:E. D. Tonnoy PresidentC. M. Cooko nt

T. II. Petrle SecretaryC. II. Atherton TreasurerT. Rich. Robinson , Auditor

T. H. PETRIE,Secretary, Walalua Agrctl. Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-HOLDERS.

McBRYDE SUGAR CO., LTD.The annual meeting of stockholders

of the McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd., willbo held nt the office of Messrs. Theo.H. Davles & Co., Ltd., Kaahumanu St.,Honolulu, on Wednesday, March 17,1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.

The stoclc books of the company willbe closed for transfer of Stock fromMarch 3rd lo March 17th, both dates Inclusive.

GEORGE F. DAVIES,Secretary, McBrydo Sugar Co., Ltd.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WAIIIAWA WATER COMPANY, LTDAt the annual meeting of the share

holders of the Wahlawa Water Com-pany, Limited, held In Honolulu onFriday, February 20, 1909, the following Directors were elected to serve fortho ensuing year:

E. D. Tenney, W. W. Goodale, T. H.Petrle, C. M. Cooke, Byron O. Clark.

And at a subsequent meeting of thosaid Directors, hold on the same date,the following Officers were appointedto servo for the ensuing year:E. D. Tenney PresidentW. W. Goodale Vice-Preside- nt

T. H. Petrie Sec. & Treas.J. L. Pvormann Auditor

T. IT. PETRIE,Secretary, Wahlawa Water Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

PAIA PLANTATION.At the annual meeting of the stock

holders of Pala Plantation held at itsoffice and principal place ot businessin tho Stangenwald Building, Hono- -lulu, T. H., on Friday, the 2Gth day ofFebruary, 1909, the following Direc-tors were elected to servo for tho ensuing year:

H. P. Baldwin, S. M. Damon, J. P.Cooke, C. H. Atherton, J. Waterhouse.

At a subsequent meeting of thoBoard ot Directors the following off-icers were appointed to serve for theensuing year:H. P. Baldwin PresidentS. M. Damon Vice-Preside- nt

J. P. Cooko TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryD. B. Murdoch Auditor

E. E. PAXTON,Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 27, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HAIKU SUGAR CO.

At the annual meeting of the stock-holders of Haiku Sugar Co. held atits office and principal place of busi-ness in the Stangenwald Building, Ho-nolulu, T. H., on Friday, the 20th dayof February, 1909, the following Direc-tors were elected to servo for the en-

suing year:H. P. Baldwin, S. M. Damon, J. P.

Cooke, C. H. Atherton, C. H. Dickey.At a subsequent meeting of the

Board of Directors the following off-

icers were appointed to servo for theensuing year:11. P. Baldwin PresidentS. M. Damon Vice-Preside- nt

J, P. Cooke TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryD. B. B. Murdoch Auditor

E. E. PAXTON,Secretary, '

Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 27, 1909.

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ANNUAL MEETINQ.

INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAVIGA-TION CO., Limited.

Tho annual meeting of the share-holders ot tho Inter-Islan- d fkcant Navigation Co. will to held at the afflco

,of tho company, Queen street, onThursday, March 4, at 10 a. ra.

NORMAN E. OEDGE,Secretary.

NOTICE OF MEETINQOF

MAUI LAND & RAILROAD CO.

The regular annual meeting of theStockholders of tho Maul Land andRailroad Company will oo held at theoffice and principal place of businessof tho Company, Kahulul, Maul, T. H.,on Wednesday the 3rd day of March,1909 at 10 o'clock a, m.

F. F. BALDWIN,Secretary.

Puunene, Fobruary 10, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HONOMU SUGAR COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the share-holders ot tho Honomu Sugar Com-pany hold this day, the following offi-

cers and directors wero elected to serVefor the ensuing year, namely:

P. C. Jones PresidentJ. A. Kennedy Vice-Preside- nt

Geo. H. Robertson TreasurerE. F. Bishop SecretaryT. R. Robinson AuditorW. G. Brash DirectorC. M. Cooke DirectorDated, Honolulu, Feb. 24, 1909.

E. F. BISHOP,Secretary, Honomu Sugar Co.

ELECTION OF OFFICER8.

MAKAHA COFFEE CO.. LTD.At the annual meeting of the stock-

holders of tho Makaha Coffee Com-pany, Limited, held this day at theoffice ot J. M. Dowsettt Honolulu, thefollowing officers were elected to servofor the ensuing year:G. N. Wilcox PresidentJ. O. Carter Vice-Preside- nt

J. M. Dowsett TreasurerA. S. Wilcox SecretaryHenry Holmes Auditor

The above named officers constitutethe Board of Directors.

A. S. WILCOX,Secretary, Makaha Coffee Co., Ltd.

Dated, Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 23, 1909.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KEKAHA SUGAR CO., LTD.

At the annual meeting of the stock-holders of the Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd.,held at the office of H. Hackfeld & Co.,Ltd., Honolulu, T. H., on Wednesday,February 24th, 1909, the following Dl- -rectors and Auditor were elected to

'servo for the ensuing year: Geo. N.Wilcox, H. P. Faye, Paul Isenberg, A.S. Wilcox, W. Pfotenhauer, Geo. Ro- -

' l I 1 - .1 TO TTInmn T I 1 .1 aU1CJI UUU V . A1UU11I, XJllCUllUB, uuu A.Haneberg, Auditor.

At a subsequent meeting of theBoard of Directors, the following of-

ficers were appointed to serve for theensuing year:

Geo. N. Wilcox PresidentH. P. Faye... First Vice-Preside- nt

Paul R. Isenberg. .Sec. Vlce-Pre- s.

W. PfotenhaUer TreasurerF. Klamp Secretary

F. KLAMP,Secretary.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL CO.At the annual meeting of sharehold-

ers of the Hawaiian Agricultural Co.held this day, the following officers anddirectors were elected to serve for theensuing year, viz:Chas. M. Cooke PresidentP. C. Jones nt

Geo. H. Robertson TreasurerE. F. Bishop SecretaryT. R. Robinson., AuditorC. H. Cooke DirectorA. F. Judd DirectorF. W. Macfarlane Director

E. F. BISHOP,Secretary.

Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1909.

MEETING NOTICE.

The adjourned annual meeting ottho Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd., willbe held at the offlco ot the companyon Merchant and Alakea streets, Sat-

in day, March G, 1909 at 9 o'clock a. m.CKAS. H. ATHERTON.

Secretary,

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One of our largest aavliiRafa)b;

I have n regular system otwiving. ! am paid Saturdays.Bnturdoy night, I put $1 In thehank, Monday, 76c; Tuesdny, ROcj

Wcdnesduy, JRcj Thursday, 10c:

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LIMITED.Fort nnd Merchant StreetsCapital and Surplus $1,000,000.

ESTABLISHED IN 1830.

OP SCOBANKERS

Commercial and Travellers'Letters ot Credit issued on theBank at California and The Lon-

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Correspondents for the Amer-ican Express Company, andThos. Cook & Son.

Interest nlowed on term andSavings Bank Deposits.

Clans Spreckels. Wm. Q. Irwin

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San Francisco Agents The NevadaNational Bank of San Francisco.

DRAW EXCHANGE ONSAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Na

tional Bank of San Francisco.LONDON Union of London & Smith's

Bank, Ltd.NEW YORK American Exchange Na

tional Bank.CHICAGO Corn Exchange National

Bank.PARIS Credit Lyonnals.BERLIN Dresdner Bank.HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The

Honekong and Shanghai BankingCorporation.

NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA

Bank of New Zealand, and Bank ofAustralasia.

VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank-- of British North America.

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING

AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Deposits Received, Loans Made on.Approved Security, Commercial andTravellers' Credits Issued. Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold.

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Capital (Paid up) Yen 24,000.000

Reserve Fund Yen 15,910,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.Thef hank buys and receives for

collection bills of exchange, issuesDrafts and Letters of Credit, andtransacts a general banking business.

The Bank receives Local depositsand Head Office Deposits for fixed periods.

Local Deposits $25 and upwards forone year at rate of 4 per annum.

Hea dOfllce Deposits Yen 25 and upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year, twoyears or three years at rate of 5 2

per annum.Particulars to be obtained on appll

cation.Honolulu Offlce C7 S. King SstreetP. O. Box 168.

M. TOKIEDA, Manager.

of all kinds, old and now

O A! T & M O S '3 M A N76 Merchant St., near P. O.

Y. WO SING COGROCERIES, FRUITS,

VEGETABLES, ETC

California Butter, 40c lb,; CookingButter, 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits,

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ANNUAL MFFTING Uh

WO MAM EXCH AM 6E I

The fourteenth animal meeting ofith Woman's Hxcange ot thin city wanheld this ear, hh In the paat, on theneroinl Wednesday of the month ofFebruary.

Kiiterlng, aa the Institution does atpresent time, upon the fifteenth yetir

f it existence, It it felt by the ditet--torntc not to be niniw to put belorethe present public of Honolulu aotnuMtuti'inoutB pertaining to the distinctivefeature of tho work of tho Exchange,that 4he philanthropic nature of thinl,o not lot eight of. Us aim Is todo for thin land what like institutions

Ini to do In othor land; viz, to helpmany who can nnd will help them-solv- es

If aselstod though btwluoati.1enterprise to a utilization of the fruits

of home Industry. It Is thereto! e not ncharitable Institution In tbu vonsa otgiving alms, but n philanthropic oneIn the son.se of giving oncouragument

ml Impetus to thrift and ability Inthe home to add to tho family exchequer by manufacture of useful articlesIn the home.

In the stock 'therefore carried by theExchange are lacos, do 11 Low, daintyhandkerchiefs, silk bags, kitchenaprons, Infant's wearing apparel, paint-ed china, dinner cards, Jams, jelliesand niamialndes; Hawaiian weaves ofmats, hats, fans, feather lels, tapas.ldolls, pol, ilowers pints etc. Theseall tell- - a story of home endeavor InHawaii for home advancement and cultivation.

With this continually replenishedstock representing as It docs so large-ly the work in the homo, tho Exchangeasks of tho community a personal in-

terest In Its project, and of the passing tourist a kindly patronage In so

far as It Is able to meet tho tourist'swants or supply looked for articles.Mention of Its mending department,may bo a suggestion to some.

The depositors of the Exchange- nreIts beneficiaries. A person becomes

depositor by the payment of one dollar, by which she Is entitled to n dis-

play and sale of her articles for theterm of one year. A commission often per cent Is charged on the sellingprice upon the article being sold. Manyof the regular depositors are womenwho have received not only their Inspiration but their knowledge In themanufacture of articles In the home.Some years back, Instructors werefound, who 'taught the art ot weaving,

which was undertaken in some ot theschools. Many encouraged by the advantageous disposition of their workso uroused Interest In this directionthat now weaving Is taught In thomajority of tho schools. Tho primarymotive in the Exchange is thereforeseen to be to encourage, stimulate andassist 'to honest effort, where otherwiseeffort might seem fruitless.

The amount paid out to depositorson the ten per cent commission basissince the beginning of tho organizationhas been thtvty-tw- o thousand, twohundred and seventy-tw- o dollars andseventy-fiv- e cents ($32,2711.75). Theamount thus paid out during the pastyear has been one thousand, one hundred and fifty-eig- ht dollars and twentyfive cents ($1,15S.25). Tho rccolptsnnd disbursements for this past yearhave not attained the figures hopedfor; this however Is accounted for by

the facts of changing financial conditions, and also by Increase ot com-

petition perhaps beyond a proportionate increase of population; but launching out upon our fifteenth year withthe same efficient management at thohelm as has steered us through pa&t

discouragements as well as successes,wo look hopefully forward to an opensea and fair sailing.

Uy tho same officers con

tinue through the present year; viz:

Mrs. .1. M. Whltnoy, president; Mrs. E.

W. Jordan, Mrs. O. H.Gulick, secretary; Mrs. P. A. II. Parmelee, treasurer; Mrs. E. M. Marques,manager; Mrs. Doremus Scuddor, Mrs.

W. G. Rogers, Mrs. J. AV. McDonald,

Mrs. C. J. Day and Mrs. W. C. Weedondirectors, the last named serving astreasurer during tho temporary absenceof Mrs. P. A. II. Pnrmolce in the colo

nles. Miss A. Enimeluth kindly con

tinues her services as auditor, whichservice has been greatly appreciatedby the board.

For tho year upon which tho Ex-

change has just entered wo hope tohave continued .with us the same kind-

ly Interest which has been so oftenand so long manifested by the public inthe past, and horewlth to express ourappreciation of this, and trust thatIrom this Institution will continue togo out Into the community tho benefi-

cial Influence which it is Its aim toexert, and hope that by iucreaso ofpatronago Its sphoro of usefulness maybo oven more widely extended.

By order of tho official board,MRS. W. C. WEEDON,

Acting Treasurer.

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It means that public inspection of the laboratory and methods ofdoing business is honestly desired. It means that there is nothingabout the Pinkham business which is not " open and above-board- ."

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INO

To JOHN A. MK'ANDLKMt MLLAMrCANMJMM, wife of JOHN A

UKAtMCTH K. PMATT;OORDKICH IMUTT; KATE KKNNM)T MARIA RRBWKK; BMMApratt; imn oonrmiixiK pratt;MM11.Y O. PRATT; NL4EARKTH 8.NOVM; SARAH R. IRATT; WILUAM PRATT; HO HURT PRATT.MVMLYN PRATT ami FRANCK8PRATT, unknown ktr at law orFRANKLIN 8. PRATT, itocoaaed;JAMttg II. MONflAHUAT, Traatce forSUfllC F. CARTWRIOllT; 8US11C F.CARTWRIOHT. HATTIK M. DAMON;SAMUItl, M. DAMON; JAMIS8 11LACK,MAItY WRPLB; JOHN 1IROWN andJANR IlLUIC, unknown owHara andClaimants and the TERRITORY OFHAWAII, DfendantR.

You Are Hereby Directed to Appearand amwer the Complaint in an actionentitled !b above, brought again Ht youIn the District Court of the UnitedStates, In and for the Territory of Ha-waii, within 20 day from and afterservice upon you of a certified copy ofPlaintiffs Petition horoln. togetherwith a certified copy of this Demurrer.

And yon are hereby notified that un-less you nppoar and answer as aboveroqulrod,' the said plaintiff will takeJudgment for any money or damagosdemanded in the complaint, as nrlsmgupon contrnct, or It will apply to theCourt for any other relief demandedIn the Complaint.

WITNESS the HonorableSANFORD II. DOLE,Judge of said DistrictCourt, this 10th day ofDecember, In tho year ot

(SEAL) our Lord one thousandnlno hundred and elgntand of the independenceof tho United States thoono hundred and thirtythird.

A. E. MURPHY,Clerk.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SB.

Territory ot Hawaii, City of Honolulu.I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis-

trict Court of the United States ofAmerica, In and for the Territory andDistrict of Hawaii, do hereby certifytho foregoing to be a full, true andcorrect copy of tho original Summonsin the Case of UNITED STATES OFAMERICA vs. JOHN A. McCANDLESSet al., as the same remains of recordand on file in the ofllce of the Clerkof said Court.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF,I, have hereunto set myhand nnd affixed tho seal

(SEAL) of said District Court this10th day of December, A.D. 130S.

A. E. MURPHY,Clerk of United States District Court

Territory of Hawaii.Endorsement. No. G8. District Court

of the U. S. for tho Territory of Hawaii. Tho United States ot Americavs. John A. McCandless, et al. Summons Robert W. Dreckons, Plaintiff'sAttorney. Filed December 12. 1903.

A. E. MURPHY,Clork.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THEUnited States, for tne Territory ofHawaii.

The United Status of America, plaintiff, vs. Joseph u. carter, et als., de-

fendants.Action brought In said District Court,

and the Complaint filed in the alike ofthe Clerk ot said District Court inHonolulu.THE PRESIDENT UF THE UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA, GREETINO:

To JOSEPH O. CARTER, SAMUELM. DAMON, WILLIAM O. SMITH. E,

FAXON BISHOP and ALBERT F.JUDD, Trustees under tho Will andof tho Estate of BERNICE P. BISHOP,deceased; YAMAMURA, whose trueand full name Is unknown; S. O. FU--

GITA, whose true and full name Isunknown; T. NAKAFUGI, whose trueand full name is unknown; M. TABA'RA, whose true and full name Is unknown; YAMADA, whose trim and fullname is unknown; HARAMOTO, whosotrue and full name Is unknown; NAKAGAWA, whoso true and full name Isunknown; YASIDA, whoso truo andfull name Is unknown; GOO PING;WONG HUNG WAH; CHUNG CHONGand LAI SEE; YUKUTA, whoso truoand full name is unknown; NAKA--MURA, whoso true and full name is;unknown; JOHN ALFRED MAGOON; '

EMMELINE M. MAGOON, wifo ofJOHN ALFRED MAGOON; ARTHURM. BROWN; KALAEONE; JUDASKALAEONB, MARY KALAEONE,JOHN KALAEONE and JAMES KA-LAEONE, unknown heirs nt law ofKALAEONE; KAIMOLA NAKOOKOO,otherwise- called KAIMOLA (.NAKOO-KO- O

GRAY; SARAH NAKOOKOO;ANNA HELEN NAKOOKOO, otlier-wls- o

called ANNA HELEN THOMP-SON; JANE NAKOOKOO, JAMES NAKOOKOO, MARY NAKOOKOO andSAMUEL NAKOOKOO unknown heirsat law of KAHUNE NAKOOKOO, de-

ceased; JOHN DOE, RICHARD DOE,MARY STILUS and MARTHA STILES,unknown heirs nt law of HAIHAMA,othonviso called HAILAMA, otherwlsocalled IIIRAMA, deceased; KEKOA

mi mam um, anna mumumm. atuDn. iani atuM tiMfMI QfLHN, Mknowa hdn ft tgS

I NNNMY UIIJS8; 4M(t; IMbUNPAOA; J1JUA PAOA; HNNKV PAAftLlDAVID PIIKOI OKU . MART E.

HARNOTT1.K; MARIA K PtlDRM.JOHN IMITH antf JAMRH Tl

ON, nakftown ktri at law oftfwwMei; KUBAWTII K PRATTiOORDAICH PRATT; KATR KB.NHDY; MARIA MUDWKR; MMUPRATT; UCYI QORDRIDOK PRATT)RMILY O. PRATT; lUBABNTO ft.NOYE8: A RAH r. WALMH; WIL-LIAM HATT, ROMCRT PRATT.KVKLVN PRATT and FRANCESPRATT, unknown heir at law tFRANKLIN 8. PRATT, tootMed;JAME8 M. MON8ARRAT. TrnaUe tor8U8IK F. CARTWRIOHT; 8U8IR P.CARTWRIOHT; KATR L. VIDA;

A RAH gAVIDUK; CHARLS8 J. LUO-WIOM- K;

SUSIE E. LUDWI0MWK;MARY PORTER, MARY ALICN POR-TU- R,

a Minor; j. h. MACPHRrMON,whom true and full name la unkoowa;AIIIUM 8. HUMPHREYS; CHARI.MBF. PttTMROOK; EMMA DRRISR;KM 1 LiC THOMAS DKKIKH; ADHLKDltBIRR; AUGUST DRKIKR Jr.; HO-

WARD DRRIBR, DOHOTHRARRINCK.IS. ANNA MARKHAM; W. A.KINNEY, Guardian ad litem ot EM ILKDRRIBR; F. A. SCHABFHR and CE-

CIL BROWN, Executors and Truateeeofthu Inst Will and Testament otAUGUST DRKIKR, deceaiod; BMMADREIER, Guardian of the peraoncotthe minor children ot AUGUST DltBI- -ER, born of her body; F. A. SCHAE-FE-

Guardian of the property of theminor children or AUGUST DRB1ER,born of the body ot EMMA DREIER;PHILIP OPFERGELT; JOHN OFFER-GEL- T

nnd MARY OPFERGELT un-

known heirs at law of PHILIP OPFERGELT; L1LIANET L. COOICE; A. F.COOKE; EMILY F. DAY; SEELY I.SHAW; ANNA L. SHAW, wife ofSEELY I. SHAW; GEORGE F. D;

THE FIRST NATIONALBANK OF HAWAII, a corporation or-

ganized and existing under and by vir-

tue of tho laws of the Cougres ofthe United States ot America; FRANKE. THOMPSON; WILLIAM HENRY;THE BANK OF HAWAII, LIMITED, acorporation organized and existing un-

der and by virtue ot the laws of theTerritory ot Hawaii; THE TERRI-TORY OF HAWAII; THE HAWAIIANELECTRIC COMPANY. LIMITED, acorporation organized and existing un-

der and by virtue of tho laws ot thoTerritory of Hawaii; MUTUAL TELE-PHONE COMPANY, LIMITED, a cor-poration organized nnd existing underand by virtue of tho laws of tho Terri-tory of Hawaii; COMMERCIAL PACI-FIC CABLE COMPANY, a corporationorganized and existing under and byvirtue ot the laws of the State ot NewYork; EDWARD M. WALSH; HAR-RIET BROWN WALSH; JOHANNAADELE DREIER; JOHN BROWN;JAMES BLACK, MARY PURPLE andJANE BLUE, unknown owners andclaimants. DAVID NOHOLOA; ENOCHJOHNSON; HENRY SMITH. S. M.KANAKANUI; WILLIAM R. CAS-TLE; J. J. SULLIVAN; and COITHOBRON; claimants. Defendants;

You are Hereby Directed to Appeaand answer the Complaint In an actioentittled as above, brought against youIn tho District Court or tho UnitedStates, in and for the Territory of Ha-waii within 20 days from nnd afterservice upon you of a certified copy otPlaintiff's PeUtion herein, together

with a certified copy of this Summons.And you are hereby notified that un-

less you appear and answer as aboverequired, tlie said plaintiff will take-judgme-nt

for any money or damagesdemanded In the complaint, as arisingupon contract, or I will apply to theCourt for any other relief demandedIn the Complnlnt.

WITNESS the HonorableSANFORD B. DOLE,Judge ot said DistrictCourt, this Fifth day'otDecember, In tho year of

(SEAL) our Lord one thousandnlno hundred and eightand of tho independenceof the United Slatos theono hundred nnd thirty-thir- d.

A. E. MURPHY.Clerk.

ByDeputy Clerk,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, bs.Territory of Hawaii, City of Honolulu.

I. A. E. MURPHY, Clerk ot the Dis-

trict Court of the United States otAmerica, In and for tho Territory nndDistrict of Hawaii, do hereby certifythe foregoing to bo a full, truo and correct copy of tho original Petition andSummons in case of UNITED STATES

. . . . .m, 1 1 Tin in t n ri iur inuuiviCk. vs. J. u. UAllit.ll, cials., as tho same remains of recordand on file In the ofllco of the Clerk otsaid Court

IN vVITNESS W HERE-OF, I have horuunto setmy lmnil nnd nfllxed tha

(SEAL) seal ot wild District Courtthis Eth day of December,A. D. 190S.

A. E. MURPHY,Clork ot United status District Court,

Territory ot Hawaii.By

Deputy Clerk.Endorsement. No. D7. District Court

of tho U. S. for the Territory ot Ha-

waii. United ItnteB of America vs.Joseph O, Carter, et al. Summons.Robert W. BrecUons, Plaintiff's

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--COUNTS forOsraMi twtilp Oo San FrontUeo,

01.Baldwin Losomotlve Works, Phila-

delphia, Pa.Bakalau Flautatlon Co.. llllo Br

Company, Honolulu PtanUtiou Co.,HHtobl&eon Sugar Plantation Co.,

Ktlauea Sfr Plantation Co., Olo-wa- lu

Company, Panubau Sugar Plan-tation Co., Waiuianalo 8uar Co.

The CONSOLIDATED SODA WATKUPhono 71.

OAHU TAILORING CO.Merchant Tailors.

Clear Stand on the Corner.

Beretanla and Emma Streets.

Catton, Neill & Co.

Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmithsend Boilermakers.

First clasi work at reasonable rates.

Honolulu Iron Works,

4TEAM ENGINES, 8UGAR MILLS,OILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRAGS

AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery ot Every Descriptiontfade to Order. Particular Attention

ld to bhip'a Blacksmlthlng. JobWork Executed on Short Notice.

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Section Director.

NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Paragraphs That Give CondensedNewu of the Day.

Blndt's Transfer Co., Phone 588.

A clean city means a healthy city.Passbook No. 7281 ot Bishop & Co.,

has been lost.

Jul

Short orders a specialty at Thur-low'- s.

Yon feel fine after a hot uuih atthe Silent Barber Siiop, Hotel street.

The finest nuslness men lunshcnserved for 25c. at Thurlow's Cafe.

The schooner Defender sailed today

from Honolpu for San Francisco, thenows coining by wlroloes.

Commercial naungs. MercantileReference Agency. No. 39-1- 0. lounsBuilding. Phone 123.

Ti t ir Isonbore will take some

members of the Halelwa race commit-

tee over the course on Saturday.

Thurlow's Royal Annex Cafe, thehome of good things. Open day andnight.

nun lmca wheat hay for sale at auc

tion Friday, March 5, 12 o'clock on

Bishop wharf. Morgan sells.At his home tomorrow Judge Kouin- -

son will unveil a portrait of PresidentTart in honor of his inauguration.

Hau. vou cleaned your sidewalkthis morning? If not, why not?

Walter Lave, well known in Honolulu, left for British Columbia in tmMakura and will locate in Seattle.

Sheriff .larretfs report bIiows arrests in February to have been 379,

with 2G7 convictions and UC23.90 linesassessed.

There Is an attraction to the Gl'that Is all its own. It satisfies. Don '

Tail to see this weeks' show.Work on Kallhi park is progressing.E. A. Dunn left in the Makura for

the Coast to Hake a position as traveling salesman.

The transport Thomas wired In thismorning that she would arrive at daylight Thursday morning on her way

from Manila to San Iranclsco.We don't know who is your hatter.

But we do know who can clean them.Expert Hat Cleaners. Fort Street, opposite Club Stables.

The contract has been let for a fancy, iron fence on the street sides otthe Japanese consular residence at thecorner of Nuuanu avenue and Kuaklnlroad.

Back up tile Improvement Commit-tee in its endeavor to improve thestreets and sidewalks. This meansyou.

A wireless Tuesday aflernoou re-

ported the Tenyo Maru to bo 1000 milesfrom Honolulu, on her way from SanFrancisco.

Pick up the rubbish and old paperson the street and sidewalk in frontof your house and store and help tomake Honolulu clean and healthy.

Reports came in from Kauai thismorning that the Garden Island hadbeen visited by frequent heavy show-ers during tho past week, greatly bene-fitting the new cane.

The Clark Farm Company movedtoday from the McGiew building atAlakea and Beretanla to the old auc-tion rooms of James F. Morgan inKaahumanu street.

Dr. A. G. Hodgins will leave on theSiberia or a later steamer for a trip tothe mainland und Europe, where hewill take some post graduate work.He will return In about six months.

After argument in police court yes-terday afternoon Judge Andrade tookthe case of August Herlng, chargedwith assault wtlh a dangerous weaponon a Chinaman under advisement.

John Bull, the chauffeur who killed'himself the other day, was one of thetwo who drove the car which carriedSecretary Garfield and Governor Freararound Hawaii and Maul.

Example Is better thar. precept.Set a good example by cleaning thestreet In front of your house. Whenthat is done, speak to your neighborabout his dirty sidewalk; but cleanyours first.

The Yokohama Specie Bank hasplaced with H. E. Hendrlck a con-

tract for one ot the largest and mostte sate vaults In Honolulu. It

will bo built nt and shipped from, thoeast.

Fred G, E. Walker will be a passen-ger In the Tenyo Maru for Japan. Hegoes over there partly on private busi-ness nnd partly on business for hisbrother, Henry E. Walker, tho Ico mll-l- e.

Tho Social Section ot the Men'sLeague will meet In Central Union

tH HAWAIIAN mN,

MILTON REED

ADDRESSES

Moii' i linn iii i i l ill.' im urn hour tol) HH tSk.ti hp li) HHP flfM III)

cif tlic ( oiihihti liil (lull in I leien

wmittliAW.

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a hltthi) inictMiliiR. nontanv- - ., mi.mm addreiw by Him Mlinm hnI. Tfce jaM, is?tMHofwd meet of the iNfRHinn leM ' jaj ......'.!..! !M. . . . . . ,a,TI eaaU.bti addreM by n length ! Jit, c.

r tarae fortunes In Awe- - tT.".!...i.Tmm. im "trim ui preneni nay ninnaa mm im um riiainrt in mum ih vim i tf).

It a certain IImh and pushing H for all j,, g, , , ,It waa worth. Tlmt was with Hocho.'p?ou' , ,

fllr. tba wwnllhtaat and I test hinHnam' i9U, a....man tne world hml ever known; It Fab, 17w an with Goiihl, ami with nil tlio'ifgb! 17.............

y?6!). in.;;.'!"!."..!'.While most people randy to iFsfbj 20

orlUcIs ltekerUr. nlnty-nln- e norjjrjft,, 53..,.. ..3.718 eenta.pent of them do ho p0), 3.738ft centhad done given the chance. Ho j.'0U- - 35 73 cents.had mnde his money by working out affoinl Idea and sticking to It. It wasvery in Amotion to allium a rort- -une. All reqnlrod wHsto'Mut hold of,wime specially, automobiles, rnbbor.boots, airships or olso andstay with it. Rockefeller was nn ox- -'

ample of this.After referring nt length to Gould

and otlher lluaiinlnl colebrltlorj ithc on(j roaij.spanker came down out of the nlr and comimeorrui tiiat ne nun niienuiHi ormeetings of Honolulu' commercialbodies and had enjoyed them verymuch.

Although he did not exactly say to,the speaker loft the Impression thnt hefavored Portugal the host field Torlabor. There were more negroes inthe South, he said, than there werePortuguese in all the world. Brazil andnil KnnMi Atiinrl'nti sntmtttna wpvn

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Judiciary

amending

NEW

sl,eclfl tax ccnts audrawing upon Portuguese, that fo

there was possible danger of- dam-- - se,1'axlt; of,a" ncre'Territory, exceptingage result of heavy flow wlth,n,

forest reservations forthat source. ffptedJ"" HoldersAnother the had found forestry.ruhllc lands, by license.hero which has become quite t,le.

rashion the mainland dlssatlsfac-- , dee,m,f owncrs the Ptoses'of the bill.

WUli ftUYL'l IllllUlil. HCIUbecoming more particular about howtheir public affairs should bo conducted. The times demanded that we put

much Intelligence in running ment' the of Kalawao,government, and in selecting-me- n the first Judlcial with the isl-n- n

and of ahu- - talie5 fromIt, done private busness.1UUIIU ulu ullru anaUpon concluding speaker

given hearty round of ule circuit.

THE HOUSE(Continued from Page Four).

JUDICIARYThe House judiciary committee, E. A.DouthJfct, chairman, th'ls afternoon

made reports follows:Recommending passage Senator

Knudsen's "hill In court land re-

gistration, B. 41.Recommending passage Knudsen's

making archives receivable in evi-

dence. B. 34.Recommending passage Chilling-worth- 's

bill law relatingpurposes for which private propertymay be taken Tor public uses. S. B.39.

Recommending passage of Quinn'sbill relating commissioners lences

44. The only change (the exist-

ing law by this bill create de-fin- to

term far the fence commis-sioners :ire concerned. Committeethinks the icini should bo defini-

tely.Recommending the passage of Mc-

Carthy's bill respecting premiums paidby executors, administrators, receiversand similar officers, etc. B.

Rccommendng passage of Kinney'sbill making certificates pf Hawaiianbirth prima facie evidence of the factstheren contained. H. 70.

Recommending passage of Sheldon'sbill to amend Section ChapterRevised aws, H. 53.

Recommending passage of Long's billto define and regulate the treatment otdependent and delinquent H.

B. 51.

eparish house tomorrow evening7:30. Mrs. Moses, College Club'sDay Memorial nurse, will lead dis-

cussion ".Tuberculosis."John Haskell has brought suit

against the City and County Hono-

lulu for $3000 damages, account otbroken leg from being thrown oftU. S. quartermaster wagon run Into

by Palama fire station wagon.Dr. E. V. Wilcox, Federal agent

charge of the Hawaii Experiment Sta-

tion, will deliver first otseries of lectures agriculture at theCollege of Hawaii at 7:30 this evening. All Interested are invited.

every property owner and oc-

cupier will see to cleaning, and, keep-ing clean, the street and sidewalkfront of his premises, the city willlook though had Its face wash-ed, and cost will be little or noth-In-

Let's try It.In police court this morning Jndgo

Andrado threw out tho case of tenChinamen, charged with gamblingtho Chinese club house off upper Fortstreet, for the reason that spies wereused witnesses.

Rear and family, who havespent winter nt tho Moana,

their home In Vancouver.Prof. Penck ot tho University ot

California, who has In tho Isl-

ands for several weeks will leavefor Japan In tho Tenyo Maru.

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went to the

House bill the Law relat-ing to Inheritances, undor tho favor-libi- c

report of the Judiciary Commit-tee, passed second reading.

Senate bill provide for the ser-

vice of process in suits against cor-

porations, as amended by the JudiciaryCommittee, passed second reading.

BILLS.Baker introduced bill to lay

the so pte" a"f' or

no fndB1 ,ens the a too

of immigrants from I as orth(? u otthing speaker

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places the Molokal Lener Settle- -

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LATEST SHIPPING

Sallna Cruz Sailed, Feb. 27, S.Virginian, for San Francisco.

s.

Sallna Cruz Arrived. Feb. 27. S. S.Mexican, frolri Hllo Feb. 13.

San Francisco Sailed Mar. 2, bktne.S. G. Wilder; for Honolulu.

Honolpu Sailed, Mar. 2, Sen. Defender, for San Francisco.

San Francisco Arrived March, 3 p.m. S. S. Hilonian. from 'Honolulu.

A DJLOFFA laughable incident occurred at tuc

road department's olllce this morning.Yesterday afternoon tho road commit-tee of the Board of Supervisors noti-fied Supervisor Cummins that, in viewof the bad weather, the road workmen might be laid off today and un-

til 'the weather improved. Hearing otthis some wag constructed the usualmournlrg notice out of a pair of black

now

may

Co.,

Co.,

Bid.

4.50

Mill

and tied same two Hji0tne roaa 'mat Ter.This the

hearing the door, T.for granted that was no- -

tho way anathe morn- -' U. Co.

and fair, Co.was to put Mill "6s

An hour spent rounding uptho celebrating laborers and thingsthen went merrily on.

ALAMEDA PASSENGERS.The Alameda sailed at

this morning for San Francisco, theusual to see her off,tho band playing the dock priorto her departure. She took the folflllowing first class passengers:

Mrs. A.drldge lnrant, Miss D.F. H. Bourn,

Mrs. Bourn, W. R. Colbert, A. Dles-tre- z,

Miss S. K. Flood, MissFox, Mrs. W. Glffard, Mr. Hallock,Dr. H. T. Hollmann, Mrs. Hollmann,C. S. Lott, Ray Mayes, J. Maynard Jr.,W. H. Moody, Mrs. Moody, Mr. Morse,Mrs. E. O. Mrs. Mc-

Coy, Percy L. McDermott, R. G.W. G. McPherson, P. A. Mc-Ra- e,

Mrs. Osborne, F. G. Relchling,W. E. Rountree, E. Russell, Mr.Reynolds, Reynolds, J. SchenckMrs. Schenck, H. Segelken, Mrs. Shel-don, R. C. Sheldon, RC. N. Splero. R. E. Wilson. C. A.

and C. Prlnglo of thenal service are on the ground.

campmont In Honolulu.

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.

TATIONS

10 slilllliigi!, 31 penee.10 slillllns -1 pence.10 thlllltlWi t iMtira10 Nlllluia, 1 l- -l paiir.

10 ilil.ilnga, 2 -1 pence.10 Jiimuea 1 1- -! lmnca.10 shillings.10 shillings, 3-- 4 trance.10 shilling.10 shillings 1 pones.10 shillings.10 shillings 1 pence.10 shillings.10 shillings 3-- 1 pence.10 shillings 3 -1 pence.

'id shillings 1 1- ponce.

James F. Morgan'sAUCTIONEER ANDSTOCK BROKER

Member of Honolulu Stock and BondExchange.

Stock and Orders receiveprompt attention.

Information furntshei relative to AllSTOCKS BONDS.

LOANS NEGOTIATED

Phone 7? P. O. Box 594.

Hawaiian ToDaccoPiantauon Co.,

LimitedCapital Stock $100,000.005000 Shares Par Value $20.00

Subscription list open at thoofflco of

HARRY ARMITAGEStools fin cl BondBrolcer

Campbell Block, Merchant Btrget,Prospectus ue had on

DAILY STOCK REPORT

Session Sales: 6 Oahu Sugar$30.50.

Between Board no Hawaiian Pineapple Co., $20.50; 20 Honokaa $16.50;519 Hawaiian $37.25; 20Pioneer $152.50.

Stock. AskedC. Brewer & Co $210.00 $...,Ewa Plant. Co 28.125Hawaiian Agri 167.50Hawaiian ComHawaiian Sugar 37,50Honomu 140.00Honokaa Sugar CoKahukuKekaha Sugar Co 152.50McBryde Sugar Co 3.G25

Oahu 30.25Ookala CoPaauhau Sugar Co..-.-

. 22.25Pepeekeo 140.00Pioneer 151.00Waialua Agri 85.50Walluku ISO. 00

Waimea Sugar Co 50.00I. I. S. N. Co 149.00Hawaiian Electric... 140.00Hon. R. T. Co. com ... . 75.00Mutual TelephoneNahlku Rub. Co

tile on the R. R. Coaoors 01 omce. was Haw. 4s 100.00enough. morning laborers, Honokaa 0s 102.00

of the "crepe" on Hon. R. Co.'Cs 108.50took it there Kahuku Gs 100.00thing doing In of McBrydo Gsproceeded to off." As n. R. & Gs 101.25 102.00ing dawned bright however, Oahu Sugar Gs 101.00it desired iu a day's work. Pacific 102.00

was in

10 o'clock

crowd being downon

andBernard, Booth, Frank

Flack, J.M.

Morse," McCoy,

Mrs.' S.

Elklns Shaw,

Doyle

Prlee.

.....

Sugar

Co...;Sugar

(Ref.)

Pala Plant. Gs 100.00Pioneer Mill Cs 103.50Waialua Agri. Gs 100.00

5.00

9.00

Sugar. 3JQ5cie9$, 1 0s5 H --2d

Henry Waterhouse Trust

Members Honolulu andExchange.

FORT MERCHANT

Coast

.28.25172.50107.5038.00

17.0030.00

155.00

30.50

23.00

153.0088.00

152.50

77.00

33.00pants IG.00

work 94.50"lay

Miss

101.00105.00

Co,

Stock Bond

AND STS..TELEPHONE 730

William B. Lymer comes tolulu to enter tho office ot KinneyMarks, Prosser & Anderson. He Ishighly recommended by Dean Ames otthe Harvard Law School. Lymer wasadmitted to practice this morning beforo the- - Supremo Court,

Bids havo been Invited by Arch!tect L. Kerr for a now garage to

Welsh, Mrs. Welsh, W. H. Mclnerny, 00 erected for tho Moana hotel In frontW. Wrangol I0' no Pwer house at Walklkl. It

t , t will bo a large affair, of wood and(corrugated Iron, and will have rooms

Tho rum distillery at Hllo will bo on tho gecond floor for macUlne drlv.started within a few days. Walter 0rs that cuests of the hotel may brlntr

D. interrevenue

Bond

AND

Sugar

llono

H.

from thoPolice court sentence this morning

Walluku national guardsmen had a were: Ah Chlng, vagrancy, 30 days;cordial wolcome homo from tho rn Kelley, assault and battery, ?5.

Chas. Kaukallau, with several aliases,was sent to tho Reformatory schoolfor a year.

First Showin.New Spring

MILLINERYPoreoiuilly Boloutod by our MISS SPENCER

during hor rocont trip East.Tho famous

S GRA CE and KEITH'S PA TTERN HA TSAND

OUR OWN GREAT IONSNow 011 display. Don't fail to coino and soc them.

N. S. Sachs' Dry Goods So., LtdFort and Bcrctania Sts. Opposite Fire Station.

mustace-iece- : co., ltd.13 Ti&OX r

Phone 295. 63 Queen Street. P. O. Box 21a.

ESTIMATES GIVEN ALL KINDS OF TEAMING.Dealers In

FIRE WOOD, STOVE, STEAM AND BLACKSMITH GOALCRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE

SAND, GARDEN SOIL.

HAY, GRAIN, CEMENT, ETC., ETC.

ion & Dragiog Co., LiLGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

'Phone, Office 281. P. O. Box 15$.

Fort Street, Opp. W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.

We do all kinds of Teaming; deal in

CRUSHED ROCK, WHITE AND BLACK SAND, BROKEN

CORAL. GARDEN SOIL, ETC.

SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY.

9SSi

ON

also

Filling up YardsEmpty, sunken corners where the water stands

after rains, where the grass will not grow, areunsightly. Let me fill them up. My rates arcreasonable.

P. M. Pond,phone 890. CONTRACTOR.

1 JUST ARRIVED

arge Stock of CrexIN ALL SIZES

For sale by

Coyne FurnitureCo., Ltd.Young Building

3ISaSBSHSMSlSBSHSHSMSl

Rugs

Elastic DeGoraied Dinner ScrviCG

No; It Is not made of rubber, made of clay. But it admits of extension,and is, therefore, figuratively speaking, elastic.

You can buy a few articles today and add a few more to the collectiontomorrow or a month from now. First thing you know you have a servicefor a large gathering, same decoration. Is not that elasticity? We controlfor this vicinity the choicest elastic patterns made.

All prices. Take a look at them.

W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd,53, 55, 57 KingSireet, Honolulu

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