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Oceanic Steamship CompanySierra Schedule

UBAV118. r. ARIUVBHON. LEAVE HON. AR1UVB 8..V.

10 SEPT. 10 BKPT. 21 SEPT. S7

5oT OCT. 7 OCT. 12 .OCT. 18

,TfTm no OOT. 28 NOV. 2 NOV. 8

NOV 12 . ........ . . . ..... .NOV. 18 NOV. 23 NOV. 2

tConncota nt Honolulu with 0. A. Lino tor Sydney. 0. A. Lino loavoa

onolulu for AiiBtrnlla Jan. 8, 10 nnd ovory 23 doyB.

ArrlvoB In Honolulu a week In ndvance of 0. a. Line .toamor en route

to Sydney.

RATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Class, $65; Rouna

Trip, $110. Family Room, extra.nonorvatlons will not bo hold Intor tlinn twontytour bourn prior to tho

advortlsod Bailing tlmo uiiIobb tickets nro pnld for In full.

FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO

C Brewer & Co.GENERAL AGENTS.

Ltd

Caoadlan-Rusttali- an Royal Mail Steamship Co

H? Wh id erilli ft Victoria. B. C. Honolulu ud Britten Q.

FOR VANCOUVER.FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA.

SK::v::; SS:::::::::S 1?

OhIU t VnnnltiK Inland.

BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAQEO,CALLING AT 8UVA, FIJI, ON

Thoo. E Davies & Co., Ltd., Ge.'l Agents4SS

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Toyo Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co.

Bteamor. of the above CompanloB will C.I. HONOLULU d Leave

on or about tho Dates mentioned below:HONOLULU FOR . FfiAi! HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE

",,nM m AItU SEPT. 13 MANCHURIA , SEPT. 10

5a . siopT. 10 ohiyo maru sept24SEPT.BISPT. 20 ABIACHINA OCT. 8

S!SS::::::::::::::::S i Sr:::::::::::::::KOREA t:

ASIA Mll'PflM .MARTIMONGOLIA mifliiiANOV. 8TENYO MARU

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9

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APFLY TO

H. HACKFELD & CO

Ball for San

NOV. 6

NOV.

NOV......'.DEO.

DEC. 10

DEC. 21

Matson Navigation Schedule, 1910,

DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN BAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU.

FranclBco.

WlSl November 1 Hllonlan October 22

Sonttlo for Honolulu direct on or3. 8. Noviidan of thla llnoalls from

'about Hopt. 17th 1910. '

For further particulars nppiy to

CASTLE & COOKE LTD.,.." GENERAL AQENT8.

I American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co.

bijom new YORK TO HONOLULU, via ToUuantepco, ovory Blxtn

day. Freight received at nil tltnes nt tho Compnny'B Wharf, 41st Btroot,

Bouth Rrooklyn.nnTTi n AUn taroma TO HONOLULU DIRECTS

B. H. AliiHknn, to Hull Soptombor nH. a. Arlzonan to Hall Hoptomuor

For further Jnfonnatlon apply to

H HACKFELD & CO,, LTD, Agents, Honolulu.

C P. MORSE, aonornl Freight Agent.

UNION J'ACIFIO THANBFUK CO.'B

Now Tolophono Number Jh

15

Abwoliilo llullnblllly in llimdllnf: hnmm Moving Fiiniilure, riunoH,olc. WOOD AND COAL. STOItAOH.

JCINO BTJtHKT, NEXT TO AM3X. YOUNO UOTBL.

Firewood and CoallBest Grades Always On Hand

Concrete Brick, Crushed

Rock and Sand

HustacePeck Go.

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Phono 2295 63 Queen Street g

THE HAWAIIAN STAH, TUI4SDAY, SBPTBMDBR C, 1910.

TIDE8, 8UN AND MOON.

rir8t qunrtor of moon, Soptomber lltti.

i iTi T 3 I Is2fc S& E h p M I i

irM. tt. a.'m: p: lorsi. . 76 4: 1.5 4:18 11.00 108 5:W!:09! 7:M

r. S:10 U 5:20 11:28 11:14 4jfli0l 8:s8"aTm". t'

7 fl:67 1,3 5:3n 11:65 12:00 &H00:07 8!W

8 0:44 1.3 5:57 12S5.1 5:10 0:M 0:32

A. M.7:85 1.4 0:37 0:J1 2:15 5:10 0.0.1 10:10

10 8W 1.1 7:50 0:48 4:17 5:47 fl:0tj 10 50

5:l7l11 l):lf 1.5 0:10 1:25 5 30 ttl 11 32

Times of tho tido nro taken fromtho U. S. Const una Qoodotlo Surveytables. Tho tldus nt Kahulut nndllllo occur nhout' ono hour ourllorthan nt Honolulu. Honolulu standardtlmo Is 10 hours .10 mlnutos Blowertlinn Qroonwloh tlmo, being thnt oftho morldlnn of 1C7 dogreos 30 mlns.Tho whlstlo blows nt 1:30 LMIhb Ednnwhich Is tho as Greonwlch0 hours 0 minutes. Tho sun nndmoon nro for loco! time for tho whologroup.

Shipping in Port &

(Uovornmout vessels.)U. 8. I.. II. T. Kukul, from cruise,

August 10.

Mcrchnnt vossol.Fiuuronce Ward, Am. schr., from

Midway, August 11,Dnnmiirk, Dan. bk., from Lclth Au

gust 12. oHolotio, Am. Bchiv, Abomeeu, Au

gust 19.

S. S. IJymloH, fi;om Sonttlo, Sept. 1.

8. S. Wilholmlnn, from San Francisco, Sopt. 0.

S. S. Lurllno, from Kahulul, Sept. 0.

TRANSPORT SERVICE.U. S. A. T. Logan, nt Snn Francisco,U. S. A. T. SheWdnn,Nfrom Honolulu

for Mnnlln, August 12.

U. S. A, T. Dlx, from Honolulu forManila, August 12.

U. 8. A. T Sherman, from Honolulufor S V., Sept. 4. .

ARRIVED.. Mon.lny, September 5.

M.N. S. S. Lurllno, from Knhulul,n, in,

Jnp. S. 8. Hnyo Maru, from SouthAmorlcnn porls, a m,

Tuesday, Soptembor C.

M. N. S. 8. Wllholnilna, from SanFrancisco.

DEPARTED.

Tuesday, Soptombor C.

8. S. Mnunn Kon, 10 n, m., for llllonnd way ports.

S. S. Lon, noon, for Konaand Kau ports.

TO 8AIL TODAY.M. N. S. 8. Lurllno, for San Fran

cisco, 0 p. m from Alnkea streetwharf.

M. N. 8. S. Hyadcs, for Eleclo andKahulul, p. in.

PASSENGERS.Arrived,

Per 8. 8. Wllholmiim from San Francisco Soptombor 0. H. 11. Wnllln, E.T. Chnso, E. Hcdeman, Miss L. Craig,Miss Bertha Kemp Miss 13. Coloman,.Mr. ana Airs. J. M. Lovy, Mrs. J. Browor, Miss Johophlno Korr, Miss SarahI'lionipBoil, P, L, Homo and boh, Prof.

C, 0 .Collins, Miss A. Pnngolman, Mr,and Mrs. W..C. Moore, Miss Grnco Arnold, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. D. Dillingham,Mrs. 8. C. Hold, Miss E. Akamu, MissGlen Jones, Miss Frances M. Gould,Miss Bertbn Fisher, Miss M. E. Boshor, Mrs, F. 8. Zonro, Miss D. K. Fair-chil-

Miss B. Wolght, Mrs. L. M. Gray,MIbh Ada Lycott, MIhs A. J. Foster,Miss C. L. Sheffield, MIbb M. C. Jileg.lor, Mr. and Mrs. E. Glesecke, MIsbMolllo Grnco, Mrs. C. L. Hodge, MlsriF. Lynch, Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Whitnoy, Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. O. Livingston,Eugono Homer, C. E. Barter, D. J,Hlckor, Mr. and Mrs. JI. H. White,MIsb lmolda White, Miss CorneliaGosoll, Miss Helen a. White, Miss L.K. Crosby, .Mrs, Louis Frnlne, Sirs. J,C. PnBcoo, G. W, Pnty, D. J. Durnoy,C. B. Hlploy, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sut-ton, Miss K. Pope, W. L. Hnvon, MissFlorence N. Crozlor, Miss C. T. Dodgo,Miss Illnnch Folsom, Miss Mary Koll-ne- r,

MIhh Helen Balnbrldgo, Mr. nndMrs. CharloB F, Flits, Mr. nnd Mrs. M.llrasch, Miss A, Brooks, MIhh Ella E.Austin, MrH, 11, E, Wnlty, Miss M, E.Fleming, Mrs, A. P. Knight, Mr. nndMrs, 15, M. HolmoM nnd two chlldron,O. Bayor, A. Hush, Miss R. E, Hackott,Mrs. W. Mist, Miss E. F. Mist, Mr.and Mrs. J, P, Cooke, F. II. Partridge,L. von Tompsky, Dr, E. E, Hand, Mrs,F, A, Stownrt, .Mrs. C, J. Hoggs, Mrs.C, J, Beggs, Mrs, J. C, Honkonitis, MIbb

Ruth Hojipln, Mr and Mrs, E, F. Nichols and two children, Miss Hobs, MIhbL, Spalding, Lowthor Williams, J, I

nnd Mrs. J. T. MoStooker nnd family,

Miss Alice Drown, Mrs. M. T. Moore,Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Tulloch, Miss Dill-

ingham, Mrs. C. Potrlo, D. AVIthlngton,

J. T. McCroBson, Mrs. David Wlthlng-ton- ,

MIsb Eleanor J. Little, Miss II.

Davis, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Hitchcock,Mr. and Mrs. li. L. West, J. A. Wilson,Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Livingston, D. L. With-Ingto-

C. E. Wniters, Mr. "Wilcox, Mr.

(Hub, Mrs. Vv. u uaven, a. D. Curtis,Mr. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Mcslck,Miss M. Stnmbnugb, F. Scuddor, PiattCook, Douglas Cook, Honry Cook, MissEmily Cook, Robert Buckholtz, W. T.Darrach, S. A. Connoll, H. A. Paulson,O. II. Duttolph, Mrs. Lysor nnd twochildren.

PASSENGERSDeparting.

Per M. N. S. S. Lurltnc, ror SanFriMicIsco, Sopt. C. A. .1. Wurts, Mrs.WurlB, Miss L. Wurts, Thos. Wurts,John Fassoth, D. S. McAllister, S.liesslnger, H. R. Hitchcock, Jr., R. 3.Thurston, H. II. llond, J. F. Dunn,

time p.m.. Honryeamo

Manna

For str. Manna Koa for HIlo an.lway ports, Soptombor C, 10 a. in.Abol S. Kauhnlhno, Miss IT. Znnc, MissA. Amann, Miss A. A. Aklnn, Miss Per-ry, Ellznboth Macy, Miss L. Hal. MissIHcks.Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. C. H.Klucgal, Mrs. Mary Platter, Mrs. M.James, Mrs. Hicks' frlon.1, Mrs. II. P.Wood, Miss Larlo, Mrs Mnrclol nndchild, Mrs.. Grace Moorhead, MIsb J.Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Board, S. A.Kiiptou, John Perry, Row W. 11. Ole-son- ,

Hew O. II. Gullck, Mrs. Otto Hoseand throo chlldron nnd maid, J. H.Daggort, Sain Mooklnl, M. Koluluhl,Miss M. Mattorro, Miss Ida Yowoll,Miss E. Kaohi, Miss Emma Goo, Miss.1. Alameda, Miss Dunn, Miss Mcslck.Mrs. J. Hose, Mrs. N. E. Perry Mrs.Mrs W. II. Peck, Mrs. Tullocli, Mrs.D. E. Cluttor, F. H. Acklcy, H. F.Knudspn, E. Miller, A. D. Clark, Jr.,Hew Ault, Miss F. Asam, H. M. Kcoho-kalol- o,

Mary Lum Sun, J. Glenn nndwife, II. M. Hnrrison, Doctor Stow,T. A. Hurnlnghnm, O. A. Illndt, M. Dar-

rach, W. II. Heen, F A. Taylor, W.Hayselden and wife, Miss SarahCockett, Miss Emma Paele, Mrs. M.

Cooke.Per str. Klnau, for Kauai, Septem-

ber 0, 5 p. m. Spalding's nurse andmaid, C. D. Gay, Miss M. Glrvln, MissMarchard, Mrs. Hooplll and daughter,Miss Ella I.ce, Miss T,. Aklnn, Rev.J. A. Aklnn, August Aknn, Miss Shlm-molfln-

Mrs. L. Wright, Mrs. Hastioand .laughter, Miss Akco, Miss U, Ka-e- o,

Miss A. Wong, Mr. Prcscott, C. A.Smith, Miss, L. Ellis, Miss D. Sheldon, Miss II. Sheldon.

Per str, Mnunn Lon, for Konn, September C, 12 m. E. L Strout, W Hay-

selden and wife, Masters Mackenzie(2), Francis Akona, Miss Wag Hooper,Sarah Kamauoha, Lot Knuwo andwlfo nnd child. Miss F. O'Brien, Miss i

Mny Chang, Miss D. Barnes, Mrs. Ka- -

wowohl, Mrs. Iona, Miss L. Mossmnn,Miss M. Hoo Tnl. i

Per str. Mlkahala, Plltz, for MolOkal,Soptombor G, 5 p. m. Wm. Mnlinoand wlfo, Miss E. Koaloha, MIsb Choy,Miss K. Case.

f3ooked to Depart.Per S. S. Wilholmlnn, for San Finn- -

Cisco, September 14. Mr. nnd Mrs. E.E. Cndwoll and child, II. H. Simpson,C. 8. Davis, A. Blom, L. II. Dae, Vin-

cent Genoves, Mrs. Charles H. Fr.i.Ierand child, Arthur Gllman, AthortenOilman, Walter Doyle, T. C Will to, l.'r.E. U. Mnrehall, H. W. Pogue, Mr. andMrs. Harry White, A. Schimck, W, P.Kclloy, Miss Edna Henry, Mrs. J.Fnrnsworth, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Drey-fus, Mrs. G. F.-

- Borcmnn nnd child,Miss White, Mr. nnd Mrs, ff. L. FH1

nnd child, Mrs. A. W. Adams, Mrs. E.Olmstend, H. W Knight, Dr G3orga II.Huddy, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B Penhnllow,I. L .Clark, Wm. Lldgato, Mr, and Mis.A. N. Hayselden, Mrs. J. 8. H. Prattand 2 children, Ernest Gay, Mr. tmdMrs. Francis Gay, Mr. and Mrs. F. F.Baldwin and son, Miss V, Athurton,Hormon von Holt, Miss Mary vonHolt, Mrs. T. K. Beard, Mrs. A E.

Beard, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. DII!lni;homMr. and Mrs. Fennlmoro, Mr. and Mrs.II. C, Holmes, Miss P. B. Roberts, Mis.J. B. Roberts, Mrs. J. A. Gllnnn, 8, M.

Damon, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Thurston.

FOREIGN STUMER

TIME TABLE

STEAM Es TO ARRIVE.Duo Namo from

Sontombor

Margaret

C Wilholmlnn San Francisco j.14 Manchuria Yokohama13 Marama Colonies10 Zoalandla

8TEAMER0 TO DEPART.Depart Namo ForSoptombor

C Lurllno ,.. Ban Francisco10 Munchurla Yokohama13 Marama Vancouvor1C Zoalnndln Sydney

Holt, Vornon Tennoy, Mrs, II, (1, Noo- - Among tho outgoing pnssongora onnan, MIbb E. M. Stevens, Mrs, II. Dill-- ( tho Lurllno tonight nro Mr, and Mrs.Ingham, MIbb Castle, Mr, John Guild

Victoria

Announcement.I horeby announce myself as a can-

didate for to theonlcoofCity and County Treasurer,

subject to tho nctlon of the Demo-cratic County Convention.

RICHARD H. TRENT.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Henry May & Co., Ltd.At tho Annual Meeting of thn Stock-

holders of thlB Corporation held20th August. 1010, tho following Off-icers nnd Directors were elected tosorvo for tho year ending Juno 30,1911:H. E. McINTYRE

Presldont nnd DirectorS. I). DOLE . .Vlco-Pres- . nnd DirectorP. A. SWIFT . .Mnnngor and DirectorJ. F. FEN WICK ..Troas. and DirectorA. LEWIS, Jr ..Socly and DirectorHENRY DAVIS AuditorE. F. D1SHOP Directora. D. TENNEY DirectorF. W MACFARLANB Director

A. LEWIS, JR.,Socrolary.

FIRE INSURANCE

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OFLONDON.

NTW YORK UNDERWRITERSAGENCY.

PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN-

SURANCE COMPANY.

Thb 8, F, Dillingham Co,, Ltd,

General Agonts for Hawaii.Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.

Bock

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Stock andBond Broker

Member of Honolulu Stock andExchango.

Stock and bond Orders reoelreprompt attention.

Information furaMhed ralaUre to allBTOCK8 B0ND9.

LOANS NEGOTIATED.Phono 1572 P. O. Box 50

From

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SOCIATION, an Hawaiian Corpora-

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nolulu, Territory of Hawaii; JAMBSF. MORGAN; JOHN 8ULIJVAN;JOHN HUCKLKY; JOHN DOB. MAKYDOK, and RICHAHD ROB. unknowniwners and elalmants, Defendantind Respondents. TRRM SUMMONS.

TUB THRRITORY OF HAWAII. TOTUB HIGH SHERIFF of the Territory.f Hawaii, or hla Deputy; the Sherifff the City and County of Honolulu or

lis Deputy:YOU ARK COMMANDHD to sum-

mon JA.MHS STWINBR; MRS. THE-IHS-

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olllco nt Honolulu, Territory oi'Inwall; HLIZAHHTH J. MON8AR-RA-

J R. W. SHINGLE; SIMPSONDECKER; JESSE M. MoClIUSNlBY.BD. TOWSE, nnd CIIARLHS W.ZIEGLER, Trustees of Mystlo LodgeXo. 2, Knights or Pythias of Honolulu;MYSTIC LODOIS No. 2, KNIGHTS OK

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SOCIATION, an Hawaiian Corporationhaving Us prlnolpal office at Honolulu,Territory of Hawaii; JAMES F. MOR-

GAN; JOHN SULLIVAN; JOHNBUCKLEY; JOHN DOB, MARY DOE,

and RICHARD ROE, unknown ownersanil claimants, defendants, In onsethey shall fllo written answer withintwenty days nftor servlco heroof to beand appoar boforo tho said CircuitCourt at tho Torm thereof ponding Im-

mediately nftor the oxpirntlon of twen-ty days after service hereof; provid-ed, howovor, If no torm be pending atsuch tlmo, then to bo nnd appear bo-

foro the said Circuit Court at tho noxtsucceeding torm thereof, t, theJnnunry 1911 Torm thereof, to bo hold-e-

at tho City nnd County of Honolulu, on Mondny, the ninth day of Jan-uary noxt, nt 10 o'olool; a. m., to shovcause why Judgment of condemnationof tho lauds described In the Potltlonheroin and for any otlior rollof doinanded In tho Petition should not be

awarded to MorBton Campbell, Super-intendent of Public Works, pursuantto tho tenor of his nnnoxod Potltlon,

And havo you then there this Writwith full roturn ot your proceedingsthoreon.

WITNESS the Honorable PresidingJudge ot tho Circuit Court of tho Firs'Circuit, at Honolulu nforesnld, thL27th day of August, 1010.

(SEAL)(Signed) HENRY SMITH,

Clerk,(Endorsed) U No. 7190. Reg, 3. Pg

1C2. Circuit Court First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Marston CampbellSuporlntendont of Public Works of tinTerritory of Hawaii, Plaintiff and Petltlonor vs. James Stolnor, ut nlB,, Do

fondants and Respondents, .SummonsFiled and Issued at 11:15 a, m. Angus'27, 1910. (Sg) Honry Smith, ClerkReturned nnd filed Aug, 31, 1910, i

l.C. A. IC. Aonn, Asst. Clork.ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., Atty

aon'l & W. B. LYME II, Dop, AttyGen'l, for Marston Campbell, Supt, olPub. Works.

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I, Henry Smith, Clerk of tho ClrcuJiCourt of the First JudUal Circuit, Trritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify tinforegoing to be a full, true and corrcct copy of tho orlglnnl summons f;

tho case of Marston Campbell, SuperJntondont of Public Works of tlm Territory of Hawaii vs. James Stolnor oi

nls as tho samo remains of roennand on (lie In the olllco of the Clerk ol

said Court.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I (inn

hereunto sot my hnnd and nlllxud HitSeal ot said Circuit Court, tills 2nd dayof Septomber, 1910.

(SEAL) HENRY SMITH,Clork of tho Circuit Court of the Firs'

Circuit, Territory of Hawaii,

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aaWir osSMal naaor taw lag.Hs li a native pattitctaa, vorf afafraof aav, wanao atvtltaai aasao lg JaaFam. To spall aat ate unstllaianam oao woatd aavo la agltww' Jaggsataor alpHaaou aaS bar Um saaaltdoao la tattoo. It aoosna taat if lasttwo front tooth am roars ago, aadhearing that ho coaM havo atftart putla by tao swtvol urooaas, no aaJ Mai-sol- f

to tao anctoat burial paOs ofMs family, a cave aiak up ta Mmmountains, and looked over the dsata-Uo- a

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annual report of Major-Guiura- l Thos.II. Barry, was recently rellevadof command of the Department of

contains the recommendationthat this tmps statlouea in Lkswallan Islands be aogrogatod into g to

district of the Departtnont ofCalifornia under the command of a

and that foroa there srpoints that Uia of fit

of Hawaii too away of pi--

fiom Sail Franciscoat also Uigt grate battle of

ao pgnles ('oust lucopi- -

entire

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Porto Rico," said an Amertcau armyoltloer, "all natives wanted to U'rime at once. J

of fheiu to a clubthLig about the gaiua uokpr. TV9weeks later 1 met one of

was" I am an sunl'

lie exolalmad" 'How so?' I asked.'"Wo had game of pokar Jafl

night. was groat. was flna, Jj;was magulllnue. flva wus. I held Hce-liigl- i. I JD. )

ruLed until had $100 In thjS H4,Do you savoy?'

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other Hush noUir two pajrg, alUlv. third four sputa of tiu,'

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7by will repeat j'tyslunjOmlD" wblch wns given IWfi agnpt 4maMQ with snob suficpss. Thuye hitYAH

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Th. nimr.m. Cnuri of tha Tarrltor of Hawaii Hm deolared both THEHAWAIIAN BTAfl (D.lly) and THE SBMLWEBKLY 8TAn n'WiPipartH ounaral alrculalltm throughout tha Territory of Hawaii, ('lultable for

prMdlnfli ordara, Judomenta and dooroo entered or renderedtr tha Caurla of thf Territory of Hawaii."

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MIH PLATI'OHM IMKKHM'lfY.

If thmw la hiiv m'iiv mil nl' till lilillfol'lll (lll'lll'llllV, CIIUHt'd ll.V UlO

Ottlw (f ll l for Hie hmiiiI.v mid Ilic Torrllorlnl coiivoiiIIoiih,

whUi H1 hvmIiI mi nillniii'iinuMil of lilt! coillll.V convonlioil before 11

Iim ooinitliliil Hm IiubIikwh. mi I'll'orl mIhiiiIiI In- - ninde lo llnd such ii

m, All Ml,1(ill I'll itiuti would cniiHi' imirli Hticrlllro l' Hint' andlo CMillilry dulugiilex. mime (if whom linvo no I lino lo wnslo mid

OtlMM IKI IlllllltfV lo III row IIWII.V.

Il would IihIi'imI Im niioimiloiiH lo luivo cuiidldnli'H noinlnnled forIiuIuom T iiollcv. Indued II would bo dan

mum Willi N'ifiirri lo moic Hum nun iiiiimlloii ol liuporlmu'O withn. ..miuHh luulnliiiiii'K will Inivc lo dciil. I'lirimtoiml among

tatew n llw iim'Mttoti of liniiilKriillon, cniici'i'iilng which already hoiiio. . Hwi lilU'imtllH'U IlllVnm t i f I. UI1IIH iiiiiitiiriiiu.iiioiinlii. Ah iIui leulahillve uniurimi of I he Itcpuhlieitn

miiy l wmiiHIiIiih llml xlionlil not viir.v foe eiindldiiles of llio pnrlyhvmi nil mid ivinwiiliillvti I1mIHIh of Hie Terrlfor.y,

II Mioiild Ih fonimliili'd mill Hliliinlllcd lo bolh llio 'Ici'i-itorlii- J

MHI llw roiinly Mini dlNlrlcl coiivciiIIoiih Ii.v Hio Torrllorlul conlntllllllltlll I llUI.

One way out of Hit dlfllciill.v wlilcli Ih IiuIiik (HhcuhhciI Im for lliu

TtMTlllH'Ml !! I I'll I COIIIIIIIIH'tf 10 MIHIIIIII HM onill m iminirni in miVHill'lt 10 Hilt I'Olllll.V COIIVCIlllOIIK, II.V ('(IIIHIIIIIIIIOII Willi llll! numu- -

llcttii ndniliilm nil Ion of llio Tcrrllor.v, pimHlbly iiIno b.v wlroluHM wilhKdiiiililli'iin li'inkw on Hie oilier ImIiiiiiIm, the cliicf lUmm of policy iih

(ii'(wniiI In Him dnifl would linvc n rciiHonulilo proliiiblllly of nocopl-hiic- c

by Hm Torrllorlnl niiivciillon wlllioiil wi'loim niodlllciilion.Willi ri'iird lo llio coinily coiivi'iilloiiH llicrc would bu u risk of (IIh-Wil-

In one or morn of lliciu. Mill IIiIh would bu Jiml iih llnblo uflcrlidopllon of llio pliilfonu by I lie Tcrrllorlul coiivi'iillon iih lusl'orc, forHid county coiivoiiIIoiih urc nol bound lo npprovo llio Torrllorlnl plat-

form In (ivory Jol mid lllllc. In all proliiiblllly, bowovcr, no hoi-Iou-

(HhmIiIiiiico lowiird u wcll coiiHldcrod and roiiHonablo inanlfoHlo ofprlliclploM would develop. Iiilernnl oppoHlllon lo u plafform con-lillnlii-

plniilM bolb coiiHervallve mid prou;roNHlvo would moan dlniiH-lo- r

lo Hm parly In any ciiho.If llio plan hero broached, or any Iniprovoiuenl thereon, Ih foiinlbli!

of adoption no Hum hIioiiIiI be hml by llio central ooninillleo in givingII eU'ecl. The hIIuiiIIoii iih II hIiiiiiIh Ih eiiibarraHHiiig. -

Till') HOY HCOUTB.

Kvorvboilv should welcome and encourage the Hoy KcoiiIh move- -

iiimil In Hawaii. II has ho many anglcH ol ( met Willi boy naiiiroHull II would Im hard to Imagine- - a properly coiiHllluled lad to whicholio or moro of IIh fiinclloiiH should not appeal, lis code of honorwill lin eagerly griiHped by all miltirally manly Utile men, and will indim Hum uriiHii IIiomo who b.v heredity or unfavorable environmentfrom hlrlli may be growing up I iiii'ho liabllH. The obligation to do

; llHoful llilngM, III wii.vh of occupation lind In helpfulness lo others, willland lo llio biilldlng up or hoiki civic virtue in mo einnryo ciiizon.Thrift will lie practically taiighl llirough llio rule Hint every scoutiiiiihI bo a HiivlngH bank depositor. If there bo a germ of Hcientillcgenius III Hie boy, tho nnliiro si inly, iih well iih the utilities prescribed,will loud lo develop It lulo Hoiuelhlng of real account to the boy's lifeand In llio world. The military features tire nol Intended lo make re-

cruits for llio army and navy, although Incldenliilly they. may resultIII llio (IIhcovoi'.v of military genius, bill lo develop soldierly bearingam I'liri'lnuo In llio future num. leach him obedience to authority amillio iidvaiilagos of discipline, ami, In all ways, make him lit to com-lllllii- il

or iilllilllled lo servo jiccordlug lo clrciimslunces in which homay bo nil led on lo do ollhcr In imilure lile.

Kovh urn hound lo bo active In one war or oilier. If (heir efl'orvescolli llillliros are not moulded lulo good Icmhfuclcs and their energiesdirocloil Into cliaiinols of usefulness mid honor, they are liable to driftor bo driven Into courses loading away Irom the goal ol good citizenshin If mil (von oudlliu In subinergeiice iiiuoug the tiesls of societyTim Hoy Hcoul niovonienf Is distinctly opposed lo the growth of theImodium oloiiiunl, II Is iioslllvoly ami at all points favorable to thedevelopment of nianhooil In llio fullest mid best significance of thoword milling Ilia rising iiialo generation, Therefore II should be wel-

comed and encouraged In Hawaii.' With llio picturesque mixture ofraces In Ihesn Islands, llio outcome of the movement hero will haveworldwide luloresl, II may ho hoped to become nol tho least potentfactor In llio consiimiuallon ol rresiilenl .Mckinley's desire for linwallHint It should bo developed "along American linos,"

Wluil Is llio mho of extending llio posl mortem examination of tinprimary elections' On the whole as competent bodies for nominatingciiiiilliliilos nil vo neon oiecien us on any lormor occasion, i.oi mi iepilbllcaiis forget Hm little difficulties mid disappointments of tho prlliinrliiM, pool oil' llmli' coals for action, boinliinte (ho best men avail-able for nil offices and then elect them.

Til 14 KHDHHAL ItmhDINO.

Honolulu on llio whole was sallslled with Hie position of tho fedoral liullilliiu iniillor boforo II was nroiiosoil to condemn till (he long- -

(isla'bllslied business stands In Hm block containing it for the purposeol Having u larger park space around Hie building, This propositionIs bollovod now lo bo Hnpracllcable, as Delegate kalanlimnolo doolarns II hopeless lo ex pec I a larger allotment of money Hum thetfiinii.iiiiii, borrowed Irom llio building appropriation, for silo extension, and the owners of (ho properly to bo condemned will lighttiuiiliisl couiloiuiiallou for miylliliig less Hum ijfUOO.OIH) above (ho ar-lil- t

ni r.v viiliinlloii placed on the properly,Wliy nol l et urn lo Hie hIiiIuh quo unto find urge the el ection of Jho

building, as had been setllod upon Hie originally condemned silo? Asplanum! II Is nol going lo bo such u IrJiiiondously stalely building asshould Justify louring mil one of Hie choicest retail sections of (hooily lo glvo 11 display, It will moreover remain a problem, to besolved by oxperlniice, whether Hie grouping of the federal court nndllio posl office and custom house In one building will bo a suitable

Whore, II may bo ashed, Is there a similar combination?Thorn uro oloiuoiils of Incongruity In It here which will make It moreiiniliislrablo Hum anywhere else thai can bu named.

IIiihIiiomm pooplo and Hume holding boxes In the nosl office willliiivu lo iiross their way llirough polyglot swarms of liiiiiinnlly, includ-ing Hindi of the drogH of the slums in ntiomhmco on criminal sessions,lo go lo mid from Hie public Institutions named. Tho same bolero-guiiiKiii- s

oIiins will (luroratu uhadus and lawns, slops and stairways,

4lii'AiMilini

THE HAWAIIAN BTAR, TUESDAY, 8BPTI5MD15R C, 1010.

Uncle WaltThe Poet Philosopher

'When I wiib young I used to d renin of scaling, nil Hie heights offauie. 1 Hiild: "I'll ninko the old world seroani when it beholds my

wondrous game." And J had visions fair of gold, andAM1MTION princely gums of Kast and West; for then my heart

was young and bold, and raised a rumpus In my breast.1 dreamed of ruling hosts of men by virtue of my strength and grace,or, by the movement of my pen, to shako a nation to its base. Butnow that 1 am old and fat, and full of prunes and shredded ha)', I saylo such ambitions: "Kent! I have a better dream this day! Of allgold bricks Hie worst is fame; it only conies to grieve and vex, tomake man the daily game of album fiends and rubbernecks. If Ican do hoiiio good today 1 shall not murmur or rcpiiic; if I can helpsome weary jn.v whoso luck in life was worse than mine, I'll seek mydowny couch this night, and my old heart will glow, in truth, withvisions far more dazzling bright than all the golden dreams of youth.I (ell you (his, my friend, again, and you may paste it in your tile:This graft of helping follow men is all that makes our lives worthwhile.

Copyright, lslO, by Geo. Alattntsw Aaama WALT MASON.

throughout business hours, adults chattering and babies crying, withaccompaniments of coughing, sneezing and expectorating the re-

spectable frequenters of the premises being constantly discommodedas well as disgusted. -

In such circumstances it will not be long before there is a demand for different accommodation for the various federal institulions. Honolulu will eventually reipiiro more than one federal building, and there seems no occasion now for extravagant outlay, or destructive condemnation, lo make a great park around a building, ofprobably only tonlativo charncler, which will be discounted in arcluk'clurul dignity by several private edifices overlooking it.

SAN WtANCISCO, August 27. Theroiunrlcubly fust tlmo of twenty daysfrom Snn Francisco to New York hasboon matlo by n cargo of 2,000 tons of

freight which left hero on August 1 tli

In the steamer Pleldcs of the n

Steamship Company, atelegram from Now York yesterday an-

nouncing the arrival of tho freight atthat port on the Transshipmentof tho cargo was made at Sallna Cruz.A Bteamor Is at present being sentfrom hero ovory twelve days, sometimes making connection at Tchuan-tope- o

with steamers on the Atlantic

steamers

between

cargoes In steamer

making twenty-eigh- t days. Octoberstenmers Georgian shipped at for

Koutuckian In Europe. companysAlaskan yesterday

having nrrlved Wednes- - freightat Kentuclc Inreaching bo arrive Sunday.

G1U COLLEGE

DLKS ARRIVE

Of crowd of teachersWllholmlna brought, Punnhoufourteen: Headed by W. L. Whitney,a trimtoo, College contingent

a showing. Mr. andCharles T. Kltts, returning

groom receivedattention, Mrs. D. HowardHitchcock, A. Foster,C, Dodgo, C. 1j. Sheffield,' re-

presented teachers. newIncluded II. It. Dalnbridge,IJ. M. Folsom, E. T. Chase, E. C

I'ortor, D. Hlckor,Allda W. Brooks, nnd

Frnucls Ii. Dillingham, aof U. V. Dillingham.

Tuesday,Francisco Arrived Sept. 4, S

H. Siberia, hence 29.Ludlow Arrived Sopt, 4,

Cooko, honco 11.Francisco Arrived Sopt. C, S.

S. Slorru, hotico 31,

Francisco Sailed Sopt. 0, 2,

in, S, S. Nippon Marti, Honolulu.Allen Sailed Sopt. 3, S, S.

Zambesi forHonolulu.

Sept. 3 Transport Shorman,

Sallod Soijt. 3 Danmark, forFrancisco.

Sailed Sopt. 4 S. S. China, forI'TUUClbCO.

Arrlvod Sopt. 3 Schr. David Evans,

tho shipyards of Marylandbuilding Company. of these

feetbreadth of 53 feet 0 Inches and depthof 3J feet. Tho speed 1 knots. An-othe-

steamer, to passenger ac-

commodation for 225 persons,Ing completion has already beenchartered to Matson NavigationCompany for service this cityand the Hawaiian Islands.

Owing great quantities of cannod and salmon that beavailable for shipment within nextfew weeks Co.

to Increase its schedule, dispatchingHlilo that lund Now York a from city every alter- -

In twenty days from tills city, others nato and eighth day, beginningthe trip In 1st, with freight to bo tran- -

Tho now and Tchuantepec Now Yorkuro now tho servlco ofs and The big

tho Company, llio left San DiegoGeorgian last with that left New York onday I'ourto Mexico and the July 30th the Massachusetts andlim Now York yesterday from duo to here on

tho which tho'hart

thoinailo big Mrs.

wno ashiirto and tho usual

Mr. andMiss J. Miss

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ones MissMIhh

J. Miss Lucy CrosMiss Miss

who Is nieceMr.

Sopt. fi, 1910.

SailAug

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j from Grays Harbor.Arrived Sept. 4 S. S.

SeattleHyades, from

Y.Hag moved to ISO King street op-

posite Lowers & Cooko

Everything in tho bicycle line soldcheap

LIMITED.

UNFURNISHEDPrice.

Wahlawa, 2B.ll $20.00Alea, 3 13. R 50.00Kalmuki, 7th C D. It . . . . 45.00Thurston Ave, 4 B. It. . . . 40.00Kam. IV Road, 4 B. R. . . . 25.00Matlock Ave., 2 B. R.... 25.00Lewers Road, 3 B. R.... 30.00Chrlstloy Lane, 2 B. R. . lu.00Kalmuki 11th, 2 B. R 32.00Kalmuki 9th, 2 B R 35.00Kam. IV Road, 3 B. R.... 25.00KInau St., C B. R 40.00Waialao Road, 3 B. It.... 25.00Waiplo, 3 B.R 12.00

T II E 8 II JO E It E ST G A It M E N T S

Laundried without injury.

FRENCH LAUNDKY. J. Abndie, Prop. 777 KING

TOM SHARPThe' PainterElite Building

American-Hawaiia- n

Amorlcan-IIawalla- n

Yoshikawa

Trent Trust Co.,

Trent Trust Co.,

HEW PHOHE

1697

LIMITED.

Sharp SignSAre

Trade Promoters

Lots In Fruit vall.er ttt

One Cent Perquare

Or a trifle over for home sites of more thanone acre each, adjoining the celebrated PukeleHomestead in PALOLO VALLEY, ten minutes'walk from the car line.

These lots are adjoining the beautiful homes ofOwen Williams, WilliamA. Rideout, Charles J.Schoening, Edward F. Patten and others. Therear of these lots extends to the hill slopes, fromwhich grand views are to be had. Correct soilfor all kinds of fruit.

Let me show you this property.

$5oo per acre and up.

Map in my window.

FORT STREET

Desky

.1

White Label OlivesCompare them with any otherbrand of Olives on the marketand you will be instantly con-

vinced of their superiority

Sold By Your Grocer

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I New Goods II BATHING CAPS,

1 NEW COLOR SCHEMES.

WATER WINGS FOR SWIMMERS.

I MIRRORS, "

I NEW STYLES.

Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.

Rustproof Woven Wire MattressesOf most excellent manufacture. Noiseless,

nnteed. Furniture, Iron Beds and Mattresses.

'TP

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Satisfaction guar--

HONOLULU WIRE BED CO., LTD.,Kapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea Sta.

FLANOAP is an absolutely pure Linseed Oil Soap. The United - --

Stales Pharmacopoeia directs soft soap to be made from cold pressedlinseed oil and potash. It is well known that a soap prepared in thisway is the best soft soap that it is possible to make. Flaxoap containsno animal fat whatever and no free caustic alkali, consequently it canbe used on the finest fabrics without fear of injury. Flaxoap lathersfreely in hot or cold, hard or soft water. It is especially adapted tocleaning lloors, woodwork nnd furniture. Owing to the fact that PureLinseed Oil is the life of nil Paints and Varnishes, it is the bestcleaner for all painted and varnished surfaces. It will bo found mostexcellent for cleaning automobiles, carriages, windows, mirrors, andcut glnss. The housewife will find it particularly valuable in

of carpets nnd rugs. Mechanics use it for removing dirt orgrease from their hands and clothing.

Put up by SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S CO. Sold by

E O. HALL & SON LTD.,CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. i

if

CHH HAWAtUH mil. TVNtlMY. WHIT KM HUH a, IIMo

Financial and Commercial HHTTBflr

Ml6UTSJ3y X,. ! 0PE2VIIVlOJ&

REPDR

D

TS OF DUN

BRADSTREET

TJndor tho date of August 27 11. O.Dun & Company (Now York) rpxrtedris follows concerning tho market:

Crop prospects are Improving. Husl-uee- s

conlldence It strengthened as thelinrvosU aro being gathered and theperiod of tho midsummer in actiondraws to a close. On the other lmndrenewed political activity makes forWhat tends to retard enterprises.

That there hag been and still Is acontraction In a number of Importantlinos cannot bo denied. Hut tho con-tractions consists mainly In the reduc-tion of speculation nud in the cuttingoff of transactions for tho future.

In Dry Goods thoro aro signs ofexpansion among tho jobbars as thoresult of a bottor rotnll trade. TheFootwear .and Hldo nnd Lonthertraded aro unsatisfactory.

Recant dovelopmonts In Iron nnd,Stoel appear to warrant expectationsof a brlsh revival In demand as theseason advances, and tho sentimentis now more cheerful than for sometime past.

On tho samo dato Dradstrcet (alsoNow Y,oi"IO reported as follows:

Houso trade contluues to expand atleading markets, food crop advicesaro more favorable, iron and Steoltrade reports display a bettor under-tone, tho movement of wheat Is heavy,buyer's excursions are general andcollections show a little lmprovomont.However, the general situation re-

mains rather irregular in that currenttrade reports the country over are notuniformly favorable.

Thus far tho West and Southwesttell of activity in fall buying; returns

-- from the South Indicate only slightImprovement, while thoso from thoNorthwest aro characterized as satis-factory and Eastern advises suggestthat conservatism Is still prevalent.

Aside from tho fear that coolerweather toward the close of tho weolcwould Injure Corn, the general cropreport this week was of continued

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WAIALUA

NOTICE.

AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, LTD.

Tho Stock books of tho WalaluaAgricultural Co. Ltd., will bo closedto transfers Wednesday, Sept. 7th,1910 at 12 o'clock noon to ThursdaySept. 15th, 1910, Inclusive.

CHAS. H. ATHERTON,Treasurer, Walalua Agricultural Co.,

Ltd.Honolulu, Sept. C, 1910.

Get Babyout in theSunshine

Improvement, except for Cotton inTeXfis.

Business failures In tho l'nlldStates for the wMk ending A ago it28th were 3M, against ttt last week.201 In Ui like week of ltM. M m1908. 1ST In ItffT and IM in ltM.

Business fallnrec In Canada for theweek ending with Tkuradar teat nnmber 95, which compares with M lastweek and SI In the correspondingweek In 11MW.

Wheat, Including Flour, exportsfrom the United States and Canadafor the week ending August iSth ag-

gregate 14M.9M basnets, against1.4B7.B14 bushels last week and 1.884,-58- 4

bushels this wsek last rear.Corn exports for the week are 188

100 bushels, against 48.537 bushelslast week nnd SS.008 bushels I nl8M.

McCLELLAN RETURNING.Georgo 11. McClellan, secretary to

Delegate Kublo, writes the Merchants'Association that he Is coming home, Itbeing ills Intention to sail In the Sierrafrom San Krancsco on September 10.

Ills letter was dated at Washington,August 22.

RYAN STARTS 8IG

BANK

NEW August 23. Thomas V.

Ryan and his sons, Allan and Clcn-denl-

nro preparing to enter the flohlof banking to conr.ioto with suchhousos ns Spoyor & Co. nnd perhaps,in courso of time, with J. I1. Morgan &

Co. That report was started today InWall street through a man to whomRyan had broached tho subject withtho idea of enlisting him In tho clrcloof men of Wealth.

Wth his enormous fortune, his greatincome from tho American Tobaccomonopoly and other trusts he practic-ally owns and his largo Interests Intho Bank of Commerce, It Is boliovcdRyan could lay tho foundaton for ahouso that would be second to nonebut that of Morsnn & Co. One of theprincipal objects of Ryan's recentEuropean trip, It was said today, wasto perfect arrangements for Europeanconnections, which such an enterpriserequires.

An assortment of new bathing capsin charming color will bofound In tho storo of Benson, Smithand Co., corner Fort and Hotelstreets.

Fine Jot) Frlnnn. star Office.

then watch how the future Pres-

ident and Queens improve;note their rosy cheeks.

We have prepared for their needs a large varietyof Carts in Folders, Collapsibles, Reclining Go Carts,and Baljy Carriages.

All of our Carts are strong and sturdy; haveplenty of spring and are easy to propel ; at prices rang-

ing from $5.00 to $30.00.Large size one motion Collapsible Reclining Go

Cart, all metal frame, enamel finish, rubber-tire- d, steelwheels, imitation leather upholstering in brown,or maroon, complete with hood, at $10.00; other styles,

$5.00 to $18.00.Reed body Folding Go Carts, with adjustable foot

and reclining back and parasol at $13.00 to $15.00.Reed body Baby Carriages with parasol or hood,

upholstered seats, side and back in denim, tapestry, orcorduroy, auto gears and rubber tires at $16.00 to$30.00.

J. Hopp & Co., Ltd.THE HOUSE OF QUALITY i85 KINQ STREET

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YORK,

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MARKET LETTER

OF HENRY CLEWS

New York, August 27, 1910.

The events of the past week werenot of a particularly stlmuuatlng char-

acter. The most Important cheek laa further rise In values was the prac-

tical opening of the political campaignon Issues which Inevitably excite moreor less uncertainty In business circles.It Is now settled that the tariff will beone of the leading Issues In the MttVIng campaign. It is doubtful If anyimportant changes In schedules willbe effected, but the disturbance whichtariff agitation always induces neoee-sarll- y

checks iultlatlve and postponesmany new commitments, it Is fiuss-tlonab- le,

however, If In the long runthe aggregate valume of business willsuffer thereby, for rhauges lu the ta-

riff delay or derange rather thnn des-troy business. There Is also Bomsprospect of a revival of anti-corpor- a

tlon agitation; and, as the politicalcampaign will be waged with increas

Intensity the next two 140.116 asked themonths, It would cause no surprise If stock.the result was a temporary disturb-ance of Stock Exchange values.

Aside from politics, the situation Issomewhat conllictlug. The nroooasof readjustment in Industrial and com-

mercial nlfairs is making steady pro-gros-

and, though not by anymeans complotod, tho generalsituation can be accepted as safer andsounder in consequence of the rectifi-cation already accomplished. It lahardly to ho expected that tho deran-gements following so many yoars ofuninterrupted prosperity can ho satisfactorily adjusted in tho short spacoof sovon months. Novortholoss, thocountry Is making excellent progroes,not only lu recovering Its equilibriumbut In actual recuperation, Fortunately our crop outlook is bottor thana month ago. Corn has boon makingstendy progress during tho past weok,and the outlook for a JI.OOO.OOO.OOO

bushel crop Is fairly roasonablo, ifdamago by frost ho escaped. Cottonis nlso doing woll should, If frcofrom frost, turn out larger than atono time anticipated. It will bo ro- -

memborcd that wheat has already dis-

appointed tho pessimistic prediction of '

July. Thoro Is, therefore, now littleor no danger of crop failures, and thocountry Is almost cortnln of securinga fairly satisfactory harvest. Al-- .

though prices are frequently loworthan a year ngo thoy will yield goodprofits to farmers. This probably ox-- 1

plains the continued optimistic reportswhich como from tho West, that sec-

tion having steadily rofusod to sorlous-l- y

sympathise with tho pessimismwhich has spread all through tho KaBt.Tho further west ono goes tho morooptimistic Is tho tompor.Thoro has been a notlccablo Improve-- 1

ment In tho banking situation at thointerior, resulting from tho precau-tions enforced by bankors for tho lastmonth or six weeks. Liquidation hasnot only checked unhealthy specula-- 'tlon In tho Interior, but litis forced afreer marketing of crops which hadbeen held back for higher prlcos, Thiswas strikingly domonstrnted by thorecent largo Increase In grain receiptsat primary points compared with ayear ago. Tho domand for monoy tomove tho crops at tho West and Southhas already begun, nnd henceforth thosurplus rosorves of tho Now Yorkbanks may bo expected to docllno asWestern institutions draw upon theirbalances In this market. Consluoringtho lossoned domand monoy I.'business nnd speculative purposos, thofiow York banks will bo ablo to o

tholr Bharo of tho crop burdenwith much loss difficulty than at onotlmo feared. Flrmor monoy rates nrowithin probabilities, but Indications donot point to any oxtromo stringencyolthor at New York or Interior moneycenters.

Owing partly to Intho monotnry situation at Now York

the stiff'onlffg of rates In Londtfit hntl tho prob-ability of an advanco In tho flank ofEngland rato having put a further voh-tral-

upon our power to attract gold,

(Continued on Pago 7.)

DIVIDEND8 TODAY.Sororol plantations woro to havo

paid dlvldonda yoBtorday, but passedthe Important operation ovor to today.Hawaiian Commercial's dividend waspaid In San Frnnolco, This consistedof the regular dividend of 26 emitsa shnro nnd a spoclal dividend of 60cents n slmro, tho total mini being?126,000. Onmnoa jiald 10 cents 11

hnro. or $20,000. Honoinu's dlvldondwas St a slmro, or $7,600.

Fine Job Printinp, fltur Offlco,

.4r.. .

STOCK MARKET IS

VERY SLOW TODAY

As whs lu Im itx t, l. Hi.' arrivalof the dial.m mull this morning serv-

ed as a rhtrk to Murk activities, andttwre was little business on or off thehoard. Quotations were about thoame as at the closing hour on Satur-

day. Buying orders of considerable4s are out and the next twenty-fou- r

lNWrs may shqw a good deal of trading--

Of the nrtlv stocks. Olaa showedWore new life than any listed on theIteehangc. This stock was praoUcally$1 bid on Saturday. On the board thismorning it pulled up eonslaereWr, 5.IN and 5 shares selling at 11116. Atthe close the same was bid for more ofthe stock In large or small lots, hold-ers, however, demanding $8,85. QuaIs In good demand.

Hawaiian Commercial receded some-what this inoning, the dividend of ilf-t- y

oents a share being off. ISO sharesold at $40,873, and, with the dividend

off, 40 shares sohj at $40,185 thismorning. At the close of the session

ing during bid and for

and

for

llonokaa was in demand, hut on theold basis, not ween ooerds 100 shares

Ht $18.8T8, after which flg.tt"was bid and 818.80 asked,

A sale of 50 shares Ouowea wasmHile at J49, after which 48,75 wasbid ami $50 asked.

On the board this morning $1000 and$8000 McHrvde sixes sold at $88.50.which is about the old basis.

Interesting quotations without saleswore: Pioneer, $881.50 hid and $885nskod; Walalua, $128.50 hid and $110.-5- 0

asked; Oahu, $32 bid and tU.Vnskod,

RIPLEY RETURNS.The architectural llrm of Illpley H

Itovnolds will move back to Honolulu.C, U. Illpley returned In the Wilhel-mln- a

this morning and s nlreodv look- -

H

Ing roii ml fur suitable offices Hebrought back with him th- - oinri-- t

I'Utis f..r the new V. M V. A butMlns,and work of ertliig for that litestructure will heffta at once. If allgoes well actual work on tile buildingwill commence early In October.

10.80 A. M.

DlvlclintU Hi pi. .', 1 Juv i ' 4Co, 150 xpli 7V nlmrc; Gnomes ihshare; Hononiu 11.00 snare.

Between Board- s- 120 Haw. & g.Co.. I40.8T6; 100 HoaeJUW 818. 8TC; MOeotnee (ex iv.) 848. M.

Seeaio Sales 84M HoUryiv Co. a888.16: 88000 MottrMe te Itf.te; 14Hew. C. ft . Co., Me IMi 8 dlM Oo,M.185; 100 OIm M.IHl 8 Ot ft.-18-

took. m. Aekee.r. Brewer Co Ittf.60 fiswa rout. c0 88.1 sr. bb.suHaw. At. Co 838. KO 8&0.00Haw. Con. Co 40.00 40.186Hawaiian Bug. Co 11.00 48.00Honorou 160.00 160.00llonokaa 18.86 18.50Haiku Sugar Co 160,00 iHutchinson 16.T5 17.86

HQT161 TO 9Mm9.The undersigned, having beau duly

appointed Administrator with the willannexed of the estate of Charles w.Booth, deceased, hereby gives noticeto all creditors of said deceased topresent their claims, duly sutbentlcui -

ed and will; proper vouchers, if anyexist, even If the olelltt Is secured bymortgage upon real estate, to U ut itsoffloe on Port MLreet, Honolulu, withinsix months from the date of the Hrslimlilloatlon of tills notice, sad dU)being September 6, 1010 or withinsix months from the dy they fall duo,or the snuis will be forever bswed.

Honolulu, September 0, 1810.HAWAIIAN TRUST QO. LTJX,Administrator with the Will annex-

ed of (he lOstute of CharlesW. liontb,deceased.

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Olaa tats Os utOlowafafiif. i iPaattbauPndir M4H Vo is;, on1'nla JM Co M ot.Pepeekee 165 .WiIMoneer Mill o 2:11 :

Walalua A i'u . 1 ;nWatluku 8ur. '

Waimanale Sdk o .'L'n m

WalKuia Mill 10 . 1 411.11.1

1.18. K CoHaw. Mec. Ca . 170 on

Ha. . t. H Bid 107 60

JHfk. f Co mu 107 jomwmH ttt, V0 14.0. . h. CoHHo H. 8. t'o. . 11 uotfflo js 0m mTSfljAi H l 00TanlssWttsV'MHi.. H4 00PakiAC IMib. pd . . v. 00Cal. Ref. Co. Urn 00.7;,Hew. r, o. 10- - r.,Haw. Com. 'o. 6s. . lor, 00Wog. . io 6.... m 00

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sies of their owners.We invite the public to in-

spect these refined productofAmerican workmanship,

The verdict of America;"If It's Built By Chalmers, It's Built Right,"

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will bo lo draw up dotailM of tbooi'Kiiiilulloii, porfoot tbo Hoboino andHum coiillniio llio work until tbolrHIICCOKMOI'M II I'll dllOHon.

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Iboro will bo prnotlcal tralnltmI' init'ldiiK, camplm;, HliamlliiK, II

naliiro ntiuly, liuv-lii-

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Prizes

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nnilHr all andiinmi ronpond lo aid or to allovbilo iIIh

IrHMM wborovor imcutHmiry. 1 In Ih

PIhiIkoiI to bonor (lod and tbo IIiik ofIiIn coiiiilry) and to bo honoralilo tobin follow man In ovury roHpuot. Mo

imiimI bn a friond to nnlmalH, and toovfry iiHitfnl oroutiiro,

Nowh of tbo innvoniont hint nlroadyMono amoiiK tbo boyn of tbo city, andlimy nro llioionnhly nllvu to It. UpMinion, In Ntnianti, nut on tlio I'IiiIiih,In I'rtliumi mid olMowlioro tlio boyn nroImpallniitly wiiIHiik to mako tlio Hlart.NiMl 'lie men at tbo bond of nffnlniluivn Keen lllonilly IiohoIkoiI In tbopftHt fow dnyn by and with iiontloiiornAnd jitoftloiiM In roK'ird lo It.

Two patrolH will probably bo or- -

hiiI(I t IiIm wook, n h tbo boyn nroall rttady to bo "iniiHlorod" In, Oneof IIihiii I M In Manoa valloy wlioro Mr,Mnpor will probably attend to hIiiiIIiikIIihiii off. Tbo otlior will bo oikiiu-l,- d

amoiiK V. M. C. A, boyH nt tboY, M. C, A. biiltdltiKi Hioho boyn iiIhobeliiK roady to mako tbo atari In

CoiiHldornblo Konoral InluroMl linn al-

ready boon taken In tbo lloyu' Hcouttnovoinont and tbo profjroHH of thowork will bo wat(diod by tlio wholecity. It certainly npiionrH to oinbodyfontiiroH Hint will common, 1 It iiiontblKbly mid will doHorvo tlu nnrooim

certain to conio to It.

LIZZIE MOORE

ANNEXES THE

Tlio balf.inllo diiHb botwoen Puck'loy' Mzzlo Mooro and Korrolra'B MaryWlnkl 'Hold, which look placo on llioobi I ruck at Kaplolanl Talk vjatcidnvallcrnooii, roMtiltuil In victory for thoformer by a vory narrow inuru.lii

(Inlto a crowd of IntoroHtod Hp'jcla-lor- a

wltnoHHcd tho ovent, thoiij pro-ne-

IioIiik about ovonly dtldod iih toHie rncliiK (inalltloH of tho lvmiivtlvoanlmalH. Tho raco wan (or a wiikitor Kr.O tbo Hide.

Oploplo, tbo wolbknown HnwullaaJonkoy, lodo tbo winner, while n

boy wiih iiHtrldo of tho "nlnorun," Tho victory wan a nook only.Tbo ownor of Mary Wlnkolllold wnthardly hiiIImIIciI with tho roHiilt andmay ank for anothor chance,

DOUTHITT PLANS

S L NETHEATER

Will Douthllt HtatoH that ho Hum

completed arraiiKoniontH for oHtnbllHh-lii-

a (IrHl-cliiH- roor-Kiirdo- vaudo-vlll- o

and motlon-plctnr- theater ontop of tho Ii. II, Keir biilldiiiK In A 1 li-

lt ea Htroot. Plana Imvo been decidedupon and will ahortly bo prepared

"ThlM.roof.Kardon tliuntor,"Mr. Doiitbltt, "will bo llrHt-cliiH- litovory roHpect and will cutor to llrat-olaK-

patromiKo only. In hI.o It willbo NO by Of) foot, taking up all of thotop of tho InillilliiK,

"Tho thoutor will carry a roof, Hholt-arlni- c

ll from tho rain, and will boprotected by nwnlnH rrom hoavywind; and will bo elaborately em-

bowered wllh foriiH and potted planta,Tbo Hinge will bo large and comploto,Hiiltablo for either concortH or vaude-ville productions HootliH will bo

at appropriate plncca forlight rofroHhmontH,

"I will bo the niamiKor of tho thea-ter, ami my experience In Hitch matlorx on tho mainland Icadn mo to o

Hint t 111 m roof rsarilon rcHorl willmipply a real demand In thin comtnnnlty,"

spend with us,

Goods

23 Hotel Street,Near Nuuanu

We will give tho bout prizes in Town for 200 to 600 RedTrtttlo Stamps, or wo will accept stamps as money in pay-ment for (foods.In this special offer we cannot accept stamps fromother stores, Only our own stamps are good here, and

overy

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mulling

THEOAHU JUNIORS

HAV E HOI ISDown at Athlcile park yoRtorday

nftornoon toiuim of tho Oahu JuniorI.oiikiio llKiirod In a couplo of vorywarm contontH. It wiib tho opunlncof tho Hocond roiIoh, and each of thonlno playod for all thoy woro worth.Tho roHtillH of tho llr.Ht koiuo woro nafollowa:t'alama. AH It I1II 8U l'O A UOoo. l'opo, 1 0 1 2 C 1N. Kiiiiml, o I 1 0 0 1 0 0II. Kiiiiml, i I 1 :t 2 G 1 0H. Kanoo, rf G 0 0 0 1 0 1

Phllllpl, III) I 0 12 2 2 0Koko, of !l 10

T. QuadroH, U...A 0 2 1 4 1 0llilto, lb I 0 ) 0 0 1 0Wlillo, H8-2- 1 0 0 0 1 2 4

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Wah Kal, If Ii 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wins Koo, 2b.... fi 0 0 0 1 1 1

T. Akiuia, lb 4 0 2 0-- 13 0 0

TolnlH 41 Ii 8 1 30 12 3Hiinunnry Three base hit, A. Ka

mal; two biiRO hltH, it. Kanial, T. Alca-na, Xavior; Hiicrillco hit, Willie; lofton baHCH, Palaniau 8, Muliock 12; 11 ratbiiKo on orrora, Palania 2, Muliock 0;double playa, Koko to l'opo to Hrlto,l'opo to lirlto to Pejio, WIiir Koo toTlu to Akuna; hit by pitcher, Xavler,Monk; atruck out, by N. Kanial 5, byXavler 0; baaoH on called bulla, on1

N. Kamal 2, off Xavler li; wild pitch,Kanial; piihbciI ball, Akeo. Umpire,II. I'lilllliiKWorth. Scorer, Sain Hop.Time of game l hour 3(! nilutitcH.

WliinhiK run Hcorod with two out.Tho Hocond Kanio allowed tho fol-

lowing I'OHllltH!

Amihl. AH It HII SH PO A li

Arakl, an 1 0 0 1 2 2 0KurlHiikl, If 4 1 0 0 0 0 0Murakami, e 3 1 0 0 3 1 0Noda, 2b 3 0 0 0 2 3 1

C. M'yamn, 0 112 3 0T. M'yania, 3b-p.,- 0 0 0 1 3 1

I manuka, cf 2 I 0 0 1 0 0IlayiiHhl, lb 3 0 0 0 13 0 0Nora, rf 4.0 0 0 0 0 0

TotnlH 30 3 I 2 24 12 2

c. a. c, .ir. ah n mi sn po a eAh In, aa 3 0 0 0 1 3 0

Kan Ka, c 4 I 0 0 4 1 0Sing Hang, If.... I 1 2 1 3 1 0

Allium, j 2 1 0 0 1 10 0

Tan Lo, cf 4 1 3 0 3 1, 0

Ahong, 3b. 3 0 0 0 2 1 1

Akin, lb 3 0 0 0 10 0 2

Tin Yon, 2b 3 1 0 0 2 2 2A. Wong, rf 3' 0 0 0 1 0 0

Totnls 20 4 0 1 27 !) 5

Sninninry Thrco base hit, SingHang; two baao hltH, C. Morlyama, T.Lo; Hiicrillco hit, Ahana; double play,Ah In to Akin; struck out, by T. Mori-yani- a

3 by C. Morlyama 0, by Ahana,2; basoH on called Imlla, off T. Morl-yama 0; off C. Morlyama 2, off Ahana0; wild pitch, T. Morlynma; Inningspitched, by T. Morlyama li, by C. Mo-

rlyama 4; chargo dofeat to C. Mori-yama- .

Umpire, II. Chllllngworth.Scoror, Sam Hop. Time of gamo, ihour, 22 minutes.

P N PASSING

OF Mil ATTELL

SAN FKANCIBCO, August 27.

Mon to Attol, former bantam-weigh- t

champion of tho coast, lost a four-roun- d

decision to Jimmy Carroll atDreamland rink hint night. Carrollhad much the best of tho bout In overyround. Monte acorncd to lack hisusual speed and clovornoHS, mid didnot Heem to put the forco behind hlablows that formerly characterized hiswork, In the llrst two rounds CarrollJabbed Attell lucossantty, and In thothird scored a knockdown. Ho followed it up In the fourth by aguluHooting Attell, and Eddie Iaulou'H decision In favor of Carroll was tho onlyverdict which could possibly havoboon rendered.In tho special ovent Freddie Couture

and Walter Scott went four rounds ton draw. It was an oven bout throughout, with both men Hhowlng much cleverness and speed, llufus Williams, thoMissouri negro who knocked out Hap-py Halvago recently, stopped SailorEd Potrosky In the second round afterseveral knockdowns. Charles nog-er- a

won from Charllo -- Wobstcr, Sol-

dier Elder won from Fred Lang, HillyRobinson won from Sld Hussoll andJoe Hill won from Klttrlch. Eddloilnnlon refereed nil bouts but thoCouture-Sco- t affair, ovor which Al Emnilch presided, Tho Judges woro Dr.Chaso and Ed Powers.

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AMUSEMENTS.

Park TheaterCONNIE MARINA

Auntrallu'B Own ComedianMI88 ALMA LYNDON.

From tho Mckard CircuitDANVARD & FRANKLIN

Acrobatlo Skotch TeamRICHARD a aTRQ88.

...orld's Groatost Cornet SoIolBt .MI83 ETHEL MAY

Prom tho Koltli Circuit.

Admliclon 6c, lOo, 16o.

Empire TheaterHOTEL STREET

THE DESMONDS

J. E. THOMPSONA GREAT SKETCH TEAM.

MAUDE ROCKWELLTho California Nightingale.

Admission 15c, 10c, Bn

Novelty TheaterCor. Nuuanu and Pauahl Sts,

CLARENCE TISDALE

Tho Greatest Australian Tenor.

WISE AND MILTON

Singing, Dancing and Comedy Artists

and

LATE8T MOTION PICTURES

Catton, Neill & Co.,Limited.

Engineer, Machinists, BlackBmir&iand HollormnkorB.

First class wont at rensonablo rates.

DrinkMAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE.

Dost In tho Market.IIENHY MAY & CO.

Phone 1271.

Now Is TheTime To Paintyour house and the paint to usela W. P. Fuller & Co.'s

urereparedaint

that long years of uso Imvoproved to possess tho maximumof. durability and beauty. Dosure-- to specify this paint whenyou mako tho contract.

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177 S. KingSL

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and compare the manyadvantages it offerswith those of other

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For a big fortuno stnrt .vitha Saving Account. You canopen an account with ono Co-

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Ill OF Mil.Capital and surplus 71,000,000

ESTABLISHED IN 1830.

BISHOP A CO.

BANKERS

Commercial and Travellers'Lottora of Credit Issued on theBank of California and The Lon-

don Joint Stock Bank, Limited,London.

Correspondent for the Amir-lea- n

Express Company, andTho. Cook & Son.

Interest allowed on term andHaving! Bank Deposits.

Bank ofHonoluluJL i im. i t e d

Issue K. N. & K.Letters o f Creditand Traveler'sChecks availablethroughout theworld, cfi J-- & Cabletransfers at lowestrates & & & &

G. Brewer & Co.ltlFire and MarineInsurance Agencies

Royal Insurance Co. of Liver-pool.

London Assurance Corpora-tion.

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Scottish Union and NationalInsurance Co.of Edinburgh.

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LIMITED.Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24.C30.000Reserve Fund Ten 16,250,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.The bank buys and jecelves for

collection bills of exenange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit, andtransacts a general banking business.

The Bank receives Local Depositsand Head Office bcposlts for fixed pe-

riods.Local Deposits 725 and upwards for

ono year at rate of 4 per annum.Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and

upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year,two years or three years at rate of

per annum.

Particulars to bo obtained on

Honolulu Offleo Corner Merchantand Bethel streets. P. O. Box 168.

YU AKAI, Manager.

Jwakami &CoJapanese Silks, DryGoods and Hats ofAll Kinds.

Robinson Crock Hotel Street

Silver PlateFlat Ware

30 PER CENT OFF

J. A, R. VIEIRA & CO,

113 HOTEL STREET .t

MARKET LETTER

OF HENRY

(Continued from pngo five.)

Prom now on, howovor, our oxportaof produco Bhould begin to Increase.Wheat Is still above an export basis,but tho outwnra cotton movoment willbegin as soon as tho bill of lading con-troversy is settled, and this should bean Important factor in our foroigntrndo, which is still in an abnormalcondition owing to largo Imports andrelatively small exports. The lntteraro steadily gaining, and conditionsnro becoming more favornblo to foreign purchases of both and raw andmanufactured products. At the sametime tho dullness oi business hero issure to check Importations, especiallyin view of the agitation for tho lowertariff. In this connection It Is worthyof note that during tho past sevenmonths our imports wore swelled bynn Increase of $2G,000,000 In rubbernnd $10,000,000 In sugar, these twoItems alone forming an Important partof our expansion In Imports.

( In manycases the Importations of textiles havefallen off decidedly as a result of dullbusiness and the now tariff rates. TheImports of rubber and sugar are alsolikely to decline.

General trade remains very quiet,and promises to so continue until thevacation period Is over. Tho subsequent prospects are for n fair recoveryafter tho recent stagnation; althoughtariff and nnti-trus- t agitations will notbo very helpful. The Iron " trade,while still depressed, already showssigns of partial rcvlvah Tho demandfor copper Is Improving, although thatIndustry is still In an unsatisfactoryposition. Other metals have not yetpassed through the process of readjustment which has taken place In ironnor has general business been. so tho-

roughly adjusted to now conditions asthe security market, which had prac-tically discounted all business reac-tion. It seems reasonable to look fora fair fall trade, but no extraordinaryactivity, and In many cases businesswill have to be conducted upon a scaleof diminished profits. Nevertheless,there is no sign for uneasiness in anypart of the commercial horizon. Evenpolitics may not disturb as seriouslyas many apprehend.

On the Stock Exchango a somewhatunsettled undertone prevails. Speculative conditions seem somewhat con-

flicting. The railroad problem isStill confusing and complicated by di-

minished net earnings, but a largetraffic Is fully anticipated this fall. Insome circles there is still a disposi-

tion to await the Supremo Court deci-

sions on oil and tobacco, etc., yet Itshould be borne In mind that recentchanges in the Supremo Court assurethe permanence of a conservative andJudicial spirit in that august body.The question as to whether the rail-

roads may or may not advance rateshas fortunately been postponed untilafter the elections, when tho Commis-

sioners will be ablo to handlq the pro-

blem free from the suspicion of play-

ing politics. Very soon numerous op-

erators will have returned from theirvacations, refreshed and Invigorated

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned, having been dulyappointed Executrix and Executors oftho Will of George C. Beckley, de-

ceased, hereby give notice to all credi-tors of said deceased to present theirclaims, duly authenticated ana withproper vouchers, if any exist, even iftho claim Is secured by mortgage uponreal estate, to them at tho office ofBruce Cartwright, No. 35, MerchantStreet, Honolulu, within six monthsfrom tho date of tho first publicationof this notice, said date being August23, 1910, or within six months fromtho day they fall due, or the samewill be forever barred,

Honolulu, August 23, 1910.MAItY C. BECKLEY,HENRY P. BECKLEY,BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,

Executrix and Executors of the Willof George C. Beckley, Deceased.

Gts . Aug. 23, 30, Sept. C, 13, 20.

BY AUTHORITYPROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.

Sealed proposals will bo receivedat tho office of tho City and CountyClerk, Mclntyro Building, Honolulu,Territory of Hawaii, until 12 o'clockm., Tuesday, Septomber 13, 1910, forfurnishing (3000) Threo thousand feet2 2 Inches. Doublo jacket Cottoncovered, rubber lined, Fire Hose, In(50) fifty-foo- t lengths, fitted with first-clas- s

couplings having full water wayexpansion rings, and to fit tho CityFlro hydrants.

Tenders to bo marked "PROPOS-ALS FOR FIRE HOSE" and to boaccompanied with samplo of Hose andCoupling, and a statomont of the pres-sure Hose Is guaranteed to withstand.

Tho right Is reserved to roject anyor all tendors,

D. KALAOUKALANI, JR.,Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.Honolulu, T. H., August 31, 1910.Bts. Aug. 31. Sopt. 1, 2, 3, 0,

TUB HAWAIIAN gTAIt, TUMDAY, HKPTKVHKR . mo

by real and chang of acetic. Na-

turally they will appear In a itrsngth-ene- d

and more optlmletlc nUte ofmind, the effect of which will undoubt-edly be felt In the stock market.There has already been a sharp re-covery from the low point of July,which, as usual, InduceTl a certainamount of profit taking, but prlcos oftho bottor class Investment stocks nronlrendy upon a comparatively lowbasis. Indications point to nn irre-gular market for tho next few weoks,with politics, crops and money as thochief influences.

HENRY CLEWS.

OPERATION

HER ONLY

CHANCEWasCuredbyLydiaE.Pink-ham'sVegetabl- e

CompoundAdrian, Ga. "I sufforetl tintold

misery front a female weakness anddisease, and I could not stand more

than a ininuto at atime. My doctorsaid an oporationwas tho onlychanco I had, andI dreaded it almostas much as death.Ono day I wasreading how otheiwomen had beencured by Lydla E.Pinkham's Vege-table Compound,and decided to try

it. Before I had taken ono bottle 1was better, and now I am completelycured." Lena V. Henky, Route No.a, Adrian, ua.

Why will women take chances withan oporation or drag out a sickly, .

fourths of the joy of living, when theycan find health In Lydia E. Pinkliam'sVegetable Compound?

For thirty years it has been thestandard remedy for female ills, andhas cured thousands of women whohave been troubled witli such ail-ments as displacements, inflammation,ulceration, libroid tumors, irregulari-ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges-tion, and nervous prostration.

If yon havo the slightest doubtthat IiYdia B. Pinkham's Vege-table Compound will help you,vrito to Mrs. Pinkharri at Lynn,Mass., for advice. Your letterwill bo absolutely confidential,and tho advice frco.

Free !

HearWSmXPM

ff.'- - Talkstby Barbara

A HELPFUL VIEW OF YOUR WORK.

Sho stood at the door of her little All discontent with nor MetntHftlrouuiuim.i iiuiikj, loosen across megroon fields mid said a bit discontent- -

edly to hor visitor. "I would love 10

monotonous work will vanish. Itsfmintage is so full of joy that eventhe glimpse of It she- - gets Iti antlcl- -

study bird life, but, Instead, I bavo potion brings some of Its gold Intoto give special fowl every two hofira her present lot.to this youngster," and hor natal neat- - Not only should the dissatisfiedod on the curly head of a two-yea- home-keep- er take occasionally thisold child by her side. glimpse ahead, but it Will pay any

She was plainly dissatisfied with discontented worker to do so. Andher lot. Her dnrs ano weeks and if the sees nothing that will bringmonths passed In what seemed to satisfaction in the years to come,her the doing of trivial, humble then, plainly, she la not in her righttasks, and she longed for what she work. There should always be some-thoug-

wore better things. thing to work up to some bettor po- -

But wag this work so trivial and aiuon ,,, promotion that will le

compared with bud study, or cegitate the use of greater and groat-flowe- r

study, or whatever study she er ability, the saving of money thatmight choose to take merely as a wl" mean pleasure and competencepastime? True, It did soem nionot- - 1" o'd age. ' If there Is nothing to

and akin to drudgery. Doing Hect a glow of content and satisfae-mechanicall-

tho same tasks over tlon oit what she Is now doing, thenagain, day In and day out. was cer- - e should carefully study the prob-tninl- y

not so Interesting the way she lent of some work that will. Suchregarded them, not so nil) of color or work there is for each person, aome-llf- e

as tho studying of birds or flow- - thing which, no matter how dull anders. But lot her look ahead to tho monotonous it may seem at the pre-year- s.

Through these very nionot- - sent moment, will in perspectiveonous tasks the child at hor side show certain qualities that yieldwill grow into a healthy, happy girl, satisfaction and content,full of love for tho motlior who has Not only to bring satlstnction witliso carefully watched and cared for oner's work at present should oneher. Contrast what that girl will tako this long look ahoad occnslonal-brln- g

Into the mother's life in the ly, hut it Is woll to do so to discernyears to come with the results of if tho fruitage of one's labor Is worthbird study. Looking ahead thus, to while. There Is such a thing ns "til-th fruit of one's labors there would vino discontent." Tho discontentbe Httlo question as to which to Somo workers feel may bo tho need-choos-

ed Incentive to use their ability andStudy of any subject, outside inter- - yielil greater happiness. A long look

ests of any kind, are not to bo do- - ahead will show whether tho workcried for the busy mother She you aro doing will 'brine the fullestshould have all these she can. But measuro of 'future hnpplness or not.if it comes to a choice betweon thosoand tho plain duties of her home life, .

she should tako a long look ahead . fit-- , Jyt 'as to just what each will bring her.

Frpp f f9 9

ome

A 9 9 9

To introduce our Boys' ClothingBepartment we will give FREEwith every Suit purchased a splen-

did gun metal stem wind and stem

set Watch. This watch is not aToy but a watch that is guaranteedfor one year by the maker. -

We carry a full line of Boys' Clothing ranging

from $5.00 and upwards.

THEFormerly

CLARIONThe Kash. Cor. Fort and Hotel Streets.

nn- - i J x

The Only Wayto eradicate dandruff permanently lato destroy the eauae of the trouble.

PACHKCO'S DANDRUFF KILLER

deatroya tho dandruff germ and koopatho aealp alwaye In a healthy condition.

Sola tr all 4rotMta and at Pa- -

ctioco'a Barber Shop. Phone 1732.

Casile 4 Me,Honolulu, T. H.

SHIPPING . ND COMMISSION MUX-CHANT-

SUGAR FACTOK8 and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.

representing- -Eiva Plantation Co.Walalua Agr.'cuiturai Co., Ltd.Kokala Sugar Co.Walmea Sugar Mill Co.Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.Fulton Iron Works o! St. Louis.Westons Centrifugals.Babcock Wilcox Holler.Green's Fuel Economizer.Matson Navigation Co.New England Mutual Life lain

ajico Company of Boston.Aetna Insurnnce Co.National Flro Insurance Co.Citizen's Insurance Co. (IJartiora

Fire Insurance Co.)The London Assuraoze corpora

tion.

Very deslrnblo homo Corner Pen-sacol- a

nnd Kinau Streets. Your

cholco of two properties. Call at our

ofllco and wo will take you out to seethem.

The Price is Rightand Terms can be

Arranged

Bishop Trust Co.,Limited

924 BETHEL STREET

Bridge and Beach stoves tor Coal orWoo.

Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil' StoverPerfection Oil Stoves.Giant Burner Oasolina Stove

EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD.Phone 1511. No. 145 King St.

DR. SGHURlil1 OSTEOPATHY 1I 75 BERETANIA STREET. B

Wall, Nichols Co.,Limited.

Keep constantly on handTENNIS BALLS

TENNI8 RACKET8TENNIS NETS

GOLF BALLS GOLF CLUBS &.Everything In the Sporting and Athle-

tic line..71 Kino Street

I IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE iANYWIIUKU AT ANYTIMU

Call on or Write

I 3 Sansome Street 'J BAN I'BANCISCO, CILIP. f

uvtforaraetoarasetcMat

IMaYr

Otalfd "MiJKWWH AHO IOMC.

TMK 1.K1.ANU," MJ Bttvtanla Av..MoMulto proof ImmI with or

tt board; everytawg mooern;mtm nrlnoa MUtMl Ideation:lt8, Mr. M. PlnKlage, pray.

AV4NTBD.Wa Wiwt yon to experience a ttfat

WHjU to afcave by an rUet fustfrom til mainland. He axaels ataaaving. Jaffa Bethel Street.

Anything of value bought for caah.Address or Call 1117 Fort Street.

pRMATie.Hk KKifiMV. Uremauc Studio Ira!

ilMt Francisco, 1TB Be rata bI. We-tu- iprivate course. At-lag-,

Elocution. Monologues, Vavilla, Dasolnc. &aaUn. Qw 0

tare. Phone 1733.

VMEN'S GLOTHIIfiMam's Clothing on oraOU-1- 40 .

.jyagk. Suit given at eooa. Fj?Ibb

, Outflttiog Co., Sachs W4fr, F1MrteC

WXXTBI TO "UV

"Old hooka, BMeUMss. MMiataaHjMi aod oarloe. Books acettfvMaaWsadBH Curio Jtasaai. Part JKlt.uboje PauahL"

BUY AND SELL." Diamonds atid Jewelry bought, H

and exchanged. Bargain In imisloal

Instrument!. J. Carlo, Fort 8t.

jlo! For V Boat

RACE SGET YOUR

Myrtle and HeaJaniPennant

f ad fealp ywr frew to wl.

EMLERS

FIL MSAND

FILM PACKSComplete anaortiueiit of every

size jut tti ilvtuJ In Hie I,mUiwMi4 )ww i'ead for Jlblrlltiui).

Honolulu PhotoSupply Co., Ltd.,Fort Street below Hptel

BUY THE GREAT

"WHITE FROST"The Refrigerator without 11 FrhrSpecialty Adapted to tlio Ncedp o

llio Hawaiian Islands,

vCoyne Furniture Co,, td,;Young Building

Ohio Clothes Cleaning anjdPyeing Co,'b new telephone h

1496

8CH001. RQQK8

g Penoils, Paper and all School C

g A, D, ARUEIGi & c,o,( TRi Sg Hot8), opp, unloi). g

BPECIAI-- SCHEDULE,

Tlio elAnt to have the Minimi (aninnho a allodial trip in I If lo Imiiiailliite.ly after the "nival of the Sierra nIfrlday, Saptoiiihar JO, iuin imfiiKlimili). It If Hiatoil In Honolulu Hint i

hiicoohh of the plmi ilopumla upon Iliaoonnonitloii of the 1 If lo railway amitue Hawaii liotttU lo ho iioiiPnii),

Ml- - CQQKE AT HOME,

J. J'. CuQltp, of Alexan.ler ft llalilwlii,rttiirnud I'D the Wllliolinlnii lliln niorii-Iii- k

from lil viieiiilun. iuni prliiPlnniy on Vniifiouver Ulfinil. Kioiii Vie-torl- a

)i0 inivBllflil down Hie dosui lo

ln I'nuiflliPi), Miidiiilliig sYurul iliiysin aniirmnln- -

Cehsnti, Smith A CoMetruiMlltaji MarketHon. Count. Itawifie tFrench LeaadryWlralees

'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'...16.Weila Am. HoKoUou to OnNUlMi

ldm 'fijaaa, 0 ftfidjafefd' pjpdKpn,

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01. trttoe.Tota w mtmm ,atrtay

hour ended at MM JHt jatta.

ILBl rat gfc ofiaad

A notice to crodltore of tile

The etuck books of the WaljiluaAgrluuJturai Cu wM JUe chwvi U

tiuuitfere trow JiclAtwJuor to 16.Big, 7-- a& f, Ur ssi

or trie oraur. WUUs WMi jkwtMVf,K y' Wawjujjui Aar; tRiaW W$-- j

There ai e no heMr cottata tWWbHeeLUe.ii Lbuae od M &eMeat Market, in OU&, irttftmemi. AltvuyM Leuier Md 8tttWtotUHt le.iu,

i In the Clrvuli VMurt tbim auHuiuu.WMieui vjULge, TrwUm U Ut mu--

of Mauuel A. HiubUi, &1M Um tilth juiuusl account, li wbittb hft tJmwolwaalf wii ti,m.Vi, mi kd t.,be jfUowad th0 jujyui if .67.

tute f fan ttvwUW- -

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ii'w bek m fmrHtik m4 4mmUMwm mop utfw tot tidy

The nhuoymt rwt M mmi'vor wwi sow Uws vew,au4ry. 777 Kin

full utmurmm UuU ttuty will be ie- -

lurnJ wlt)w Injury.rr the to m my,n Put, the Gtllfornb $7$H, the

Mm Purtor $hap, HeUti gtrt&,JU( HKhfwk, jr., Utiivvt in thu

u'ny Uiv HHTvwti, H w tileroil f )muw tiiwt Umi ytm ntI'uimiiou mil wss Mlao mt uf Um

With (lietr jwrft uipWWWt tfifoooluiH Dmytut tin.,in vvwml Ui Jmiidle Mil ulrnmtm oftlrny'nH Irum unn Unlit, lw Ui tt Umtrmrnt n LrmtlUm unntmi,

''lie roll of tlie imity jury in timI nliiid Hiutm Wtttrtet. I'mtl w m-m- l

thin iDorpioK, m m thmu wr wcmm lo he triad ihe juror ww vmiml until next Monday nwrnlnK.

w tliat yo w yur xrdan tiiwpsvlimt you r huyjng pi Uie mm,Ani cpII al. llio pjiow room", au'J otlio uiany valuahlo wrtlele you forllww, i

John OlllKI, of Aloxflnder A Kuldwloby h family, will wifJ

in ui Miriine tins Mmmt) tor nullform for n pjnaiiur Umr, rriiov willmrn hy the In Ouhilmr,

iTljxtlpsI 'erjey I,, Umuu uuil wlfu.of pi)hoon, return-ing mmimm hv i)wIJjIk niorwijjg from the mn)m), Tjywow iiownnpan ml m Prof. (I (I, iohilm, who will hmnm wn mnmrlwlt)iii)eiii wi Hit

fUmmor Vrm l now iimmrlnu forHie wejuono of wiotliw wlim of rwi l hlnnd. Ills IlfMhiiess Dilnue 'I'huI11mm, who orrveu n, HomoIiiIii on ihnMttiiPlnirlu, u wauk from tmhtv. Uu laHie hiwoiiiI of IIih rihlnaNtf rnvnlly inWiftlv.i h walPODiu here In His mil'Nldrls of A marl aw (his year, havlnu;Ian Plum wlioui ilia iimu his

hero, ruinnia.l via HliiuriM. 'i'hin'liioe and his following tmmwy aipyol mills on Hie )l llnur,

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ipiol"

PU'ADUD OUlLTV,lll'Hly Hill I nil Htalotf Dlnlfltit CnurL

iIiIn mnniliiK, tldnmo DuvIh and WIN

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BY AUTHORITY

NOTICEOpening of Public Lands in

the Territory of Hawaii'

Notlco Is hereby glvon that tho public lands in tbo Territory ofllawnlt net forth In tho schodulo hereto annoxod will bo oponod forhomostcadlng In tbo following manner, in nccordanco with tbo laws ofHawaii relating to public landB (Parts 4, G and 7. Ch. 22, Hovlscd Lawsof Hawaii) as continued In force and changed by tho Organic Act ofBald Territory (Sec. 73, Act of Congress of April 30, 1000, 31 Stat. 141),and amendments thoroto (Sec. C, Act of Congress of May 27, 1910),subject to withdrawal of any of said lands for public purposes priorto their selection:

1. General Method of Disposition. The persons entitled to tako saidlands shall be determined by drawing or allotment; and tho lands maybe taken by the Homostoad Lease, Special Homestead Agrcomont,ltlght of Purchaso Lease or Cash Freehold Agreemont method, so faras appllcnblo under tho law, at tho option of tho taker.

All persons who desire any of said lands must apply within thohereinafter prescribed time for lcavo to participate In tho drawing;there will then nt hereinafter proscribed later times be drawings todetcrmlno tho order of selection of lots; finally at hereinafter pre-

scribed later times tho applicants may select their lots In tho orderdotormlned by tho drawings, and at tho samo timo must select themotbod by which they will tako them.

2. Land Divisions and Places of Application, Drawing and Selec-tlo-

For tho purposes of this opening, the Territory Is divided intotho following land divisions, for the lots In each of which there willbo separate applications, drawings and selections.

All applications must be made to the Commissioner of Public Lands,Honolulu, nnd must bo made by ordinary mall and not in person or byregistered mall or otherwise; all drawings will bo held at the CapitolBuilding in Honolulu, but applicants need not be present; nil selec-tions of lots will be made at the following selection places In tho

land divisions, nt which places the applicants must bo pro-se-

at the prescribed times:First land alvljlon, comprising the districts of North and South

Kohala in tho County of Hawaii; solection place, DlBtrict Court House,North Kohala.

Second land division, comprising the districts of North and SouthKona, in tho County of Hawaii; selection place, Circuit Court House,Kallua.

Third land division, comprising the district of Kau in the Countyof Hawaii; selection place, District Court House, Walohinu.

Fourth land division, comprising the districts of Puna, South andNorth Hllo and Hamakua, In the County of Hawaii; selection place,publi" land office, HIIo.

Filth Land division, comprising the County of Maui; selection place,Circuit Court House, Walluku;

Sixth land division, comprising the City and County of Honolulu;selection place, Capitol Building, Honolulu;

Soventh land division, comprising the County of Kauai; selectionplace, Circuit Court House, Llhue.

3. Application for Participation In Drawings. All persons quali-fied to take a homestead may on or before Wednesday, October 19,1910, but not thereafter, present to the Commissioner of Public Lands,Honolulu, by ordinary mall, but not In person or by registered mall orotherwise, sealed envelopes containing their applications for partici-pation In drawings in any or all of said land divisions, but no envelopeshall contain more than one application or any other paper than theapplication, and no person shall present more than one application fortho same land division.

All such applications must bo made on blank forms furnished bythe Commissioner of Public Lands or his agents or sub-agent- andmust show the full name, mall address, age, height, weight and sex ofthe applicant and whether ho or she is single or married, and besworn to by him or her before a sub-age- of public lands, notarypublic, judge or other officer authorized to administer oaths, and mustbo mailed in envelopes furnished by the Commissioner or any suchagent or sub-agen- t.

AH such envelopes will have printed upon them the Commissioner saddress and the words "Application LandDivision," tho blank in which quotation must be filled In with thenumber of tho land division in which the land desired by the appli-cant Is situated, and no such envelope shall indicate the person bywhom it was presented or mailed or bear any mark of Identification.A'l envelopes must be securely sealed and should have the requisitesUaips attached thereto before they are placed In tho mail.

Any person who presents more than one application for the sameland division or any application In any other than his true name,shall not be permitted to participate In the drawing for such division.

4. Drawing and Assignment of Order of Selection. Upon receivingany such envelope properly addressed and properly Indorsed as ajiovorequired, the Commissioner will deposit It In a suitable container, intowhich will be deposited only and all such envelopes as are properly In-

dorsed for tho same land division, and such container will be so con-

structed and so kept as to prevent envelopes deposited therein frombeing removed therefrom, without detection, until they are publiclyopened on tho day when tho drawings and assignments are made forsuch land division. All envelopes which Indicate by whom they were

' presented or mailed will be opened as soon as received, and the ap-

plications therein will forthwith be returned to the applicants.At 9 o'clock a. m.. at tho Capitol Building, Honolulu, on Thurs-

day, October 27, 19J0, for tho first land division; on Friday, October28, 1910, for the second land division; on Saturday, October 29, 1910,

for the third land division; on Mopday, October 31, 1910, for thefourth land division; on Tuesday, November 1, 1910, for tho fifth landdivision; on Wednesday, November 2, 1910, for the sixth land division,and on Thursday, Nov. 3, 1910, for the seventh land division, tho con-

tainer for such land division will be publicly opened and all tho envel-opes therein will be thoroughly mixed. Thereupon, and continuingthereafter from day to day, Sundays and holidays excepted, as long

shall be taken, one a. time,as may be necessary, all such envelopes -impartially and indiscriminately, and the applications contained there-

in shall, when correct in form and execution, be numbered serially In

tho order in which they are taken, beginning with number one, andtho numbers thus assigned shall fix and control the order In which thepersons named therein may select and take lots in such land division.

A list of the applicants to whom numbers are assigned, showingtho number assigned to each of them, will bo consplclously posted, and'urnlshed to the papers for publication as a matter of news, and noticeof tho numbor assigned and tho timo and place at which he must ap-

pear to make bis selection will bo promptly mailed to tho address setforth In the application of each person to whom a number is assigned.

All applications which are not correct In form and execution willbe marked "Rejected, imperfectly executed," and filed in the order In

which they are rejected, and notice thereof will bo sent to tho persons

who presented such applications.5. Selection of Lots. Beginning at 9 o'clock a. m on Wednesday,

November 23, 1910, at the District Court House, North Kohala, for tho

First Land Division; on Monday, November 28, 1910, at the CircuitCourt House, Kallua, for the Second Land Division; on Fr day. 'Decem-

ber 2, 1910, at the District Court House, Walohinu, for tho Third LandDivision; on Wednesday, December 7, 1910, at the Public Land Office,

Hllo, for the Fourth Land Division; on Wednesday, December 14, 1910,

at tie Circuit Court House. Walluku, for the Fifth Land Division; onMonday, December 19, 1910, at the Capitol Building, Honolulu, for theSixth Land Division; and on Wednesday. December 28. MM, at the

the Soventh Land Division; the per-sdn- s

"homing lumbers "assigned to them for ch land division may

make their solection of tho lots that are open to selection and desiredby them in such division in the order in whichl their applications forparticipation were numbered, but no person shall select more one

except ns sot forth In said schedule of lots. Each such person shall,it the same time, select the method by which he desires to tako suchlot-wh- ethor by Homestead Lease. Special Homestead Agreement,

Cash Freehold Agreemont, In so far asRight of Purchaso Lease, ortho same nro applicable under tho land laws.

If any person who haB been assigned a number for any drawing

district falls to appear and make his selection when e numberto him is reached and his name is called, his r ght .to MlMt-wl-

be passed until the other applicants ass gned have fen disposed of,

when his name will bo called again, nnd If bo then appear and

make his selection, ho will be deemed to have abandoned his right to

801 0?' Proof at Time of 8electlon.-- At tho time ho appears to make his

selection, each applicant must bo prepared to show his i qualifications

to tako a homestead by affidavit In the form P'mlssldnor, and otherwise. If an applicant is not a citizen of the Un ted

States by birth, ho must present at tho same time e ther tho original

or a certified copy of his declaration of Intention to bocomo a cltlzon,

or of the order of tho Court admitting him to citizenship; and if anodd! leant who Is not born in tho United States claims citizenshipthrough his father's naturalization while he was under twenty-on- o

neo. ho must nrosont a certified copy of tho order of tho Court

M L iJi,!5ion,,,,nfil1 tai a homestead will

TliM HAWAIIAN STAR, TtTMDAr, IRPTIMMR I, 111.

bP,e!!;,K!,t0 n,nke tt solellon or, In oris he baa made n Mixtion,lot Jetted ry PPers or take or retain pMelon o ! the

J!l ,Form,f M"P,, Information. Blank forms of applloatlous, ad-2I- h

",Ve'0,,ea ,or ni'Dlioatlons, blank forms of affidavits of quallfl.necessary forms nnd appropriate printed Informationregard to the lands opened and tho terms under which they an hiakon, may bo obtained from tho Commissioner of Public Lads o?

from any of tho sub agonU or agonta nt tho following localities:Hawaii:Land Office Hllo.Court House, Honokao.Court Houso, Walmoa. -Court Housn. Knhnln. '

Court Houso, Kallua.Offlco Sub-agon- t, Kealakokua.Court Houso, Walohinu.

MAUI:Offlco of Sub-agon- t, Makawao.Court House, liana.Court Houso, Walluku.Court Houso, Lahalna.

OAHU:Offlco of tho Commissioner Public Lands.

Capitol Building, Honolulu.KAUAI:

Court House. Llhnn.Offlco of Sub-agen- t, Kapaa.Offlco of Sub-agon- t, Kalaheo.

MOLOKAI:Court House, Pukoo.

" D.luorlnt ma.pa 01 alt the lands to b0 opened will bo on exhibitionat tho offlco ot tho Commissioner, and each of tho above-mentione- d

places.

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN FOREGOING NOTICE.FIR8T LAND DIVISION, NORTH AND-SOUT- KOHALA, HAWAII.

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9.2G $ 92.60 92 92.20

Puuepa 2 and Kokoikl HomesteadsG.95 69.60 15G.95 G9.606.65 66.60 '

7.76 77.60 187.60 75.008.00 80.00 207.70 77.00 218.00 80.00 22.7.90 79.00 237.90 79.00 247.93 79.307;93 79.30 2G7.85 78.507.50 76.00

Puukapu Homesteads, Soutl1G.54 $132.3511.43 67.1614.43 3G.05 G214.71 3G.7516.59 41.45

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$ 65.00 '765.00 805.00 1765.00

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Area Appraised Lot(Acres) Value. No.

Konanalkl, Hamanamana and.Kalaoa.02 $ .80

Kaulana Homesteads,29.96 $104.8531.85 95.55 76

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Kohala.9.22 $ 92.20

92.70. North Kohala.

$ 75.5077.00

7.60 75.0077.0078.0079.00

7.00 70.007.85 78.507.73 77.30

74.0078.00

7.70 77.0073.0061.00

i Kohala.IS. $17.71 42.2515.42 38.5511.50 28.7514.70 14.70

South Kohala.

2.30 GO.4.59 90.00

85.00

1.66 $ 40.002.09 GO.

2.30 $ 60.002.30 60.00,

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(Acres)Tracts, North

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36.7946.8318.69

Kalamakowall Tract, North Kona.$132.00 7 33.00

Kalaoa-Oom- a Tract, North Kona.60.60 $ 15.20 Sa G1.40G1.00 15.20 8b G1.4062.60 16.65 10a 62.1062.55 15.65 10b 62.1060.10 15.00 12a 61.8060.10 15.05 12b 61.80

Kealakehe Lots, North Kona, (Makal.)76.00 $ 76.00 12a 44.5076.60 76.60 12b 44.5076.50 7G.50 13 72.0076.00 76.00 15 77.6077.50 77.60 77.6076.50 76.50 73.0078.60 78.60 73.0077.00 77.00 77.00

Kakulopae Homesteads, South Kona.1G.20 $ 42.05 7 17.00Olelomoana 2 and Oplhlhall 1 and 2, South Kona.19.20 $115.20 0 20.60

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and Wallau Homesteads, Kau.1 20.13 $ 80.50 15.20

19.91 119.40 31 10.2117.67 106.00 33 13.20

Klolokaa-Kea- a Homesteads, Kau.G6.00 $ 98.25. 10b 42.60

2b 65.50 99.00 10c 42.402c 66.00 99.00 lOd 43.009a 40.30 83.00 13' 36.309b 40.30 80.00 22 48.50

40.90 82.00 30.209d 42.00 84.00 33.00

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HAMAKUA, HAWAII.Kalmu Homesteads, Puna,

55.10 $ 55.10 43.00150.00 4 80.00

2 80.00 240.00 29.3043.00 129.00 CO.

1 G 80.00Oplhlkao Homesteads, Puna.

62.00 $ 52.00 852.00

Kupanua Tract, Puna.4 24.00 $ 72.00 6 26.005 16.50 68.00

58.00Kaohe Tract, Puna.

, $157.00 46.30Kanlahlku Tract, Puna.

9 46. $18G.40Kalmu-Maken- a Tract, Puna.

9 67.13 $ 67.00 21.8443.43 43.45 6.0072'.24 73.25 6.66

20.30 4.906.26

Klklla-Keoke- a Tract, Puna.1 61.50 $ 61.50 15a 62.00

70.00 70.00 15b 62.0070.04 15c 01.6265.04 65.00 19a 64.3364.40 55.00 19b 64.33

6 16.50 G6.547 16.60 16.50 69.549 18.74 18.75 14.95

31.72 31.7213 22.95 22.95 8.2414a 7J.00 8.2614b 71.00 71.00 8.98

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Keauohana-Kehena-Keeke- e Tract,1 32.73 $ 32.75 0 59.702 40.00 40.00 52.053 60.60 60.60 124 40.00 80.00 19 68.007 74.74 74.75 25.928 G3.78 G3.80 14.02

18a 41.00 18b 41.32' Keoneopokoikl Homesteads, Puna.

2 5.20 $ 10.40 11.103 4. 9. GO 10.104 5.60 16.80 11. 105 10.00 30.00 10.30G . 10.00 30.00 10.948 10.10 30.30 78

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$290.00255.00240.00160.00280.00265,00Honomu,

$199.68OpeaPeleau,

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Lots Nos. 3 to 22 of 5U acres at $5 ' 00per acre.

Lots Nos. la, lb, lc, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a, 4b, or45 to 60 acres at $5.00 per acre.

RoseLots Nos. la, lb, lc, Id, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 4a, 4b, 4c, 6a. 5b.

5c, 5d, Ca, Gb. Cc, 6d, 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, Sa, 8b, Sc, and 8d, of rrom to50 acres each at per acre.

27 2 MileLots Nos. la, lb, lc, Id, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d,6a, 5b, 6c, 5d, Ca, Gb, Cc, Gd, 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, 8a, Sb, 8c, 8d, 9a, 9b, 9c,9d, 10a, 10b, 10c and lOd, of 50 acres at $250 each.

Olaa New Puna.Lots Nos. 9, 10, 16, 17, 18' to 28; Lots Nos. 30, 33 to 39; Lots Nos.

41 to 49; Lots Nos. 63, 54 and 55; Lots Nos. CO, CI to 89; Lots Nob90a, 90b, 91, 94, and 135; Lota Nos. 138 to 195; Lots Nos 199to 208; Lots Nos. 210 to 214; Lots Nos. 216 to 225; Lots Nos. 227 to232; Lots Nos. 234 to 248; Lots Nos. 250 to 255; Lots Nos 25G to261; Lots Nos. 2C3, 265, EGG and Lots Nos. 269 to 280; Lots Nos282, 28G and 287; Lots Nos. 293 to 309; Lots Nos. 311 to 406; ot from19.15 to 72.75 acres most ot them an area ofor 50 acres at an acre.

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Klhalanl Homesteads, Hllo.6.94 $178.20 17 14.14 $424.208.08- - 242.40 18 14.00 420.008.00 240,00 19 11.04 331.20

10.32 309.60 20 11.04 ' 331.2010.00 300.00 21 11.04 331.2010.84 325.20 22 11.03 330.9011. Si 345.60 23 11.03 330.9011.57 347.10 24 11.00 330.0011.90 357,00 25 11.16 334.8012.06 301,80 26 11.16 334.8012.06 361.80 27 11.06 331,8012.06 3G1.80 28 12,20 36G.0012.06 361.80 29 10.00 300.0012.00 360.00 30 10,00 300.0012.10 363.00 31 10.00 300.0012.20 3G6.00 32 10.00 300.00

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nokaa Section, Hamakua.9b 38.80 $388.00

10a 45.00 450.0010b 35.70 357.00

R;mnants, Hamakua.9 13.90 $139.00

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12 15.20 182.4013 16. GO 199.2014 13.80 165.5015 17.00 204.00

LAND DIVISION, ISLANDS OF MAUI AND MOLOKAIWalakoa Tract, Kula, Maul.

37.60 $376.00 10 28.70 $287.0034. GO 34G.00 39 18.15 181.5030.00 300.00 42 19.90 199.00

44 14.15 141.50Omaoplo Tract, Kula, Maul.

57.90 $231.60 2 59.20 $23G.2018 49.00 147.00

Kamaole Homesteads, Kula, Maul. '"23.42 $234.20 25b 22.61 $226.1024.73 247.30 2Ga 27.52 275.2026.45 264.50 2Gb 22.00 220.0028.57 2S5.70 27a 26.55 265.50

27b 21.56 ' 215.60Wallua Homesteads, Koolau, Maul.

2.37 $ 11.85 22 & 22a 2.37 $ 11.852.38 11.90 30 & 30a 2.33 11.652.33 11.65 41 & 41a 2.73 13.65

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'5 12,400 28.55 30 8,000 18.40G 5,600 12.90 31 3,000 6.907 4,770 11.00 32 17,000 39.108' 2,320 5.35 33 1.080 2.609 3,000 6.90 34 12,131 27.90

10 ' 4,400 10.15 35 1,160 ' 2.65XI 4,550 10.45 36 920 2.1012 43,000 98.90 37 3,900 8.9513 10,400 23.90 38 2,660 6.1014 6,300 14.50 39 1,050 3.8015 1.1G0 2.65 40 1.1G0 2'.G51G 31,400 72.20 41 1,170 2.6517 14,000 32.20 42 1.050 2.4018 4,500 10.35 43 5,380 12.3519 0,050 13.90 44 2,570 5.9020 14,000 32.20 - 45 1,630 3.7521 21,000 48.30 46 2,240 5.1522 1,380 3.20 47 7,400 17.00;23 2,9S0 0.85 48 4.G60 10.7024 1,100 2.25 49 4,980 11.4525 11.200 25.75 60 1,120 2.6051 5.S00 13.35 65 1,120 2. GO

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Hoolehua Homesteads, Molokal.Acres

1 13.10 ? G5.00 4 14.30 ? 70.00."2 14.10 05.00 '5 IS. 25 75.00

6 15.35 75.00SIXTH LAND DIVISION, ISLAND OF OAHU.

jfcqt Area Appraised Lot Area Appraised'?.N0, (Acres) Value. No. (Acres) Value.

Hauula Homesteads, Oahu.,3 9.72 $243.00 7 4.10 $102.50A 12.01 300.25 9 4.52 113.005 S.40 111.50 10 8. GO 215.00'S 10.43 270;75 11 10.00 250.00

" Keaau Homesteads, Oahu.1 51.45 '

$544.50 3 5G.13 $5G1.30.2 52.20 522.00 4 48.60 486.00

SEVENTH LAND DIVISION, ISLAND OF KAUAI.

Kapaa Tract, Puna'41 .24.90 $373.50 69 22.00 $330.00

' 42 22.90 343.50 70 23.10 283.00,43 23.10 325.0- 0- 71 20.70 293.5044 24.00 343.00 72 23.40 317.50,45 20.00 - 300.00 73 24.10 326.004G 20.30 295.50 74 21.50 322.6047 20.70 300.00 ' 75 25.70 385.6048 21.00 315.00 7G 35.50 032.5063 20.00 300.00 77 53.30 470.5054 22.80 342.00 78 35.60 387.50

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'G3 35.50 517.50 82 19.50 292.50.66 18.50 277.50 83 38.20 155.00C7 21.30 319.50 84 50.80 189.7568 20.30 314.50 85 31.70 107.00

8G 39.50 13G.75Hanalel Homesteads, Koolau.

A person may select.one $10.00 lot and one $5.00 lot, In 'whichcase the two lots will be considered as one lot.26 1.00 $ 10.00 32a 2.22 $ 5.002Ga 2.25 5.00 33 1.30 10.0028 1.00 10.00 33a 2.25 5.0029 1.00 10.00 34 1.20 10.0029a 2.13 5.00 34a 2.23 6.0031 1.00 10.00 37 2.90 6.003Ja 2.18 5.00 38 2.70 6.0032 1.20 10.00 39 3.37 6.00.Honolulu, T. H., August 9, 1910.

MARSTON CAMPBELL,Commissioner of Public Lands.

Approved, August 4, 1910.W. F. FREAR.

Governor.24ts August 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30; September 1, 3, G,

8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 29, October 1.

ANOTHER ATTACK

liraST. PAUL, September 6, A sensa-

tion was created In the national con-

servation congress yesterday after-

noon when Governor Stubbs, In a bit-to- r

speech, voiced the expressions ofjnllitant Kansas insurgency,

Speaking before President Taft andtlio assembled governors of States, ho

lot Appraised

directed a bitter attack against Secre-tary of the Interior Balllnger.

"If I was the President of the Uni-ted Slates,:' ho said, "I would kick Bal-llnger out of his office. I believe thatthe country should erect a monumentin honor of Gilford Plnchot."

Governor Stubbs" virulent attack ontho necrotary crystallzos tho nation-wide sentiment against him and bidsfair to disturb the sessions of tho con-gress until tho tlmo of Its adjourn-ment, Tho delegates from tho west-ern and middle western States whoare in attendance generally back uptho ICunsas Insurgent against what

TUB HAWAIIAN STAIl, TUKSDAY, SHl'TBAIDBIl C, ItJrO--.

HER MISTAKE

Elizabeth Austin sat in the little, dimly lighted bootii waitinc forher light luncheon (o be nerved when voices in the booth adjoiningcaught lier ear. Nio recognized the voices as belonging to two of heracquaintances, nnd she was about (o make her presence known whenshe heard her name pronounced. So she drew back and listened.

"Elizabeth's a dear if only she didn't have such ironclnd rules foreverything."

"I know it," assented the second voice. "Her library table is nn in-dex to her character. The magazines arc in such symmetrical pilesI never dare pick one up for fear I won't get k straight.

"One hates a slattern, of course; still, there is a happy medium.Take Mollie Stratton. Everything is so comfortable nnd cozy in herhouse."

Elizabeth drew a long breath, while the color rose to her face asshe tried to eat her luncheon. Her thoughts were by no means center-ed in resentment at the critics. She was absorbed in wondering if thecriticism was true. Was her house stilt and uncomfortable, and wasit not a home for Rollo? It was true that he never smoked, in thoreception room or living room, but then he had his big den, where healways retired for his pipe and received his friends.

She went home and looked anxiously about tiie house. Rollo. hadleft the matter of the furnishing entirely to her, and she had spent somuch time and thought on the selection and arrangement. Everythingwas substantial and in good taste, but for the first time it occurred toher that an easy air was lacking. She didn't know how to alter it.After much self-analys- is and meditation she determined upon a plan.She would pay iI.ollie Stratton that much-urge- long-deferre- d visitand learn from an inspection of her house how to make it homelikefor Rollo. Her plan was made easier by the announcement of her hus-band at dinner that he would have to be away for a week on busi-ness. Elizabeth casually mentionC'd that it would be a good opportun-ity for her to visit Mollie.

"Why, yes," he said, seeming much pleased with the proposition."I'll come home that way, and you can return with me."

Elizabeth telephoned Mollie, who was delighted at the prospectof a visit from Rollo's wife.

"Don't look into the corners," warned Mollie, on Elizabeth's ar-rival. "I have heard what a perfect housekeeper you are. I am onlyjust a comfortable one."

"And I "have heard," replied Elizabeth, smiling, what a perfecthomekeeper you were, which, I am sure, is much more to be desiredthan to be a housekeeper.

"Well, they do call my house Liberty hall," admitted Mollie, laugh-ing. "We live all over the house, and every one does as he pleases,when he pleases and where he pleases."

"Which is very evident," thought Elizabeth; as her surveying eyenoted the cigar ashes on the library table, a child's playthings in thehall, a man's overcoat on a chair in the reception room and a pack ofcards strewn over the floor.

She made mental notes and even written ones of Mollie's arrangement of things. She contrasted the Avails hung with myriads of pic-tures, like an artist's studio, with the few, well-chose- n pictures onher walls. The mantels, resembling shelves in a curio shop, made therecollection of her own, with their few rare pieces, seem bare. Inplace of her mahogany davenports Mollie had chosen divans, whichwere heaped with all sorts and conditions of pillows. Ash receiversand match receptacles were everywhere in evidence.

. ... .. . .1 i i 1 l I II 1 i. l iAt tiie enu oi tiie weuii iuuu aim wum. u uny aim a niguiat the home of his old sweetheart. He and Elizabeth returned home

they claim to be the Insincere admini-stration of Ballinger's ofllce.

TWELVE ARRESTED IN

PORTLAND RIOT.

PORTLAND, Oregon, September G.The Labor Day parade in this city

yesterday afternoon ended m a riot inwhich several people were injured andsome little damage done. The dis-turbance was caused by clashingunion and nonunion factions. Twelvemen were arrested later apd chargedby the police with inciting riot.

CALLED COLONELROOSEVELT A LIAR.

ST. PAUL, September G. The"short and uglier" directed at the

who is famous for the ex-pounding of the short and uglier doc-trine, yesterday caused the arrest of apainter in a debate with ColonelRoosevelt himself.

The painter, a man named JohnMartin, openly called the hero of SanJuan Hill a liar and was later takeninto custody by the police.

The, Ho was passed at the conclusionof a Labor Day speech which Roose-velt had delivered. Martin called outfrom the crowd and asked the Colonelwho was paying his expenses on hiswestern tour.

"Tho magazine of which I am edi-tor," answered Roosevelt.

"You're a liar," yelled Martin.Now he's pinched.

LABOR LEADER PASSESOUT ROASTS TO COURTS.

KANSAS CITY, September C.

Samuel Gompers, America's greatestlabor loader and head of the Amer-ican Federation of Labor, bitterly de-

nounced tho courts of the country inan address yesterday afternoon. Hodeclared that they are unalterably op-posed to labor and are too far removedfrom the people to understand them.

CHOLERA STILL HOLDSSWAY IN SOUTH ITALY.

BARI, Italy, September G. Thocholera continues unabated throughoutsouthern Italy. During the last twenty-f-

our hours there have been eightdeaths in this city and twelve nowcases have been reported to tho healthauthorities. Tho utmost efforts arebeing made to stop tho progress of thodread disease.

Charlie Lambert and his party of "la- -

borors" had their annual picnic atKaena point Sunday, returning totown in tho ovcnlng, They describeIho occoRlrn rm one grand old time,yes. I

curly hi (ho morning. Rollo, going directly from tllo-trai- to his of-iit'- o,

remarked that ho could nob come homo until night. For onceElizabeth was glad of his all-day'- s absence, as it would give her nnopportunity to remodel hor houso on "Motile linos." She made ashopping expedition, and then with the help of it maid and a limn shehad the alterations mmln Itv iiMit. Rmvn-n- l nim

J conveyed to the attic nnd replaced by lighter ones.u,k as near a reproduction ol liors as I can make-it,- " she thought,

wistfully, as she surveyed the day's work, "and I can't sav that I likeit, but for Hollos-snk- - 1 will endure it. Uow jovial and lightharledhe was at her house! I haven't known him. to be like that since wewere fir: t married."

Hearing his step in the hall she went to-mc- him. He followedher into the living room and stared about him, from the crowdedwnlls to mantel, the-tabl- e littered with magazines andpapers and endinir with a scowllm m nf twmany flippant-lookin- g pillows.

"What in the deuce have you been doing, Elizabeths to this room?"he demanded.")Vh lo't you like it?" 8,10 gsped. "It's"I should say it was like Mollie's!' Her whole house is like one

big den. All the tune I was there I kept thinking of our well orderedhouse nnd wishing we weft back. here. You had things in such per-fect taste and such individuality. For heaven's sake; don't patternafter Mollie!"

"Oh,"she said, half-laughi- and half-cryin- as she drew himdown beside her on the divan, "like Mollie's," and told him of the con-versation she had overheard and of her plan and efforts to make a.home for him;

"A home ! We had a perfect home, to my mind ; and in the morn-ing I hope you will have all these gimcracks carted away and thingsput back as they were."

"You can smoke here or in the reception room, if you wan't toRollo," she suggested, wistfully.

"I would no more want to smoke in the reception room than ifwould want to take a bath there! My den is an ideal smoking room."

"You seemed so happy at Mollie's," she persisted, "and I thoughtperhaps it was because you were more comfortable there:"

"It was because," he replied, "on-thi- s last trip of mine-- workeda little scheme that puts us on a firm financial basis and wipes out allour indebtedness. Remember, Elizabeth, that only a good housekeeperlike you can really be a successful homekeeper." Chicago DailyXews.

AT THOM.AS SQUARE. A DIFFERENCE.

The Hawaiian band will give acoffcert at Thomas Square at 7:30 o'-

clock this evening, and will play atthe Alakea wharf at 5 o'clock this af-

ternoon, the occasion being the de-

parture of the Matson liner Luriine.The following will be the evening pro-

gram.March Hands Across tho Sea

SousaOverture Martha FlotowIntermezzo Salomo JoyceSelection Old Dutch HerbertVocal Hawaiian Songs ..Ar. by ....

BorgerSelection The Old Town .... LudersWaltz Golden Shower . . WaklteufolMarch Man Behind the Gun

SousaThe Star Spangled Banner

Tom He's pretty rich,. isn't heThey used to call him a wild youth.

Dick And now they call him an oldreprobate.

Tom He's prety rich, isn't he.Dick Yes. Why he can even afford

to ride in a taxlcab three or four timesa day.

SURE CURE FOtt DIARRHOEA.An ordinary attack of diarrhoea may

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liable remedy in use for diarrhoea.For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith& Co, agents for Hawaii.

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