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FINE SOAPS
For Family Use.

AN INVOICE JUST AT HAND.
ROYAL SAVON. 1t is made only fro M
purified oil, upon an entirely new princi-
ple-boiled and thoroughly saponifed-
giving it a very agreeable odor. As a
Laundry Soap and Grease Eradicator, it
stands unrivaled in the market, requiring
less quantity of Soap and less work to
do the washing of small family than
any ordinary rosin Soap 1t will wash
equally as we'll in hard as soft water.
OIL and BORAX-guaranteed to be the
finest oil and Borax Soap in the market :;
not adulturated with any material to
cheaper its cost Full weight WHITE
CASTLE SOAP-Harness Oil, Salad
Oil, Worcestershire Sauces, Putt
Pomade, Idanha Water
E@ The above consignment will be
closed out at very low prices.
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LD.,
Cummins New Building,
FORT STREET.
2ss9.ls35 q
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conflicting demands of so many
districts, each of which wants the
whole bill to itself, and the task is
a hopeless one for the open House.
Careful and conscientious work in
committee is the only safeguard
against bad legislation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-08

MODENE for removing OBJ
jectionable hair" 1t is perfectly
harmless and can be applied by
anyone.
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VINOLIA SOAP INTENDED for
delicate skins. The makers claim
that it contains "more cream and
less alkali'' than other Soaps.
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wants the Islands advertised
and there seems to be no bet
ter way Of doing it than
through the people who visit
us. Induce them to come here
and let them leave with a good
impression and others will fol
low in their footsteps.
Yankees, as a class, are a
restless lot and are bound to
90 somewhere. Since the days
of William Penn, Niagara Falls
has been the leading attraction
for tourists and people have
travelled thousands of miles to
see the Three Sisters at that
romantic spot; some fellows
would be willing to go as far
to see one). But the Falls have
died out as a leading attract
ion; having been seen by
everyone there is not sufficient
change about them to kindle a
desire for further visits. Europe
has been pretty we'll tramped
over, besides the expense at
tached to a tour is a little
greater than the average sight
seer cares to shoulder. The
people seek new channels,
new fields on which to feed
their curiosity and yearn for
broader ideas of the wonders
of the world. This Kingdom
is small and the old saw
valuable goods come in small
parcels fits it very we'll. We
have here what may be found
in few lands. Our Volcano is
not a plain every day affair but
one which commands the at
tention of the scientific world;
the Barking Sands of Kauai
have given inspiration to poets
across two oceans and their
wonders have been many
times told in story; the beauties
of the caves of Waimea have
drawn thither artists of &C
knowledged ability who have
transferred them to canvas;
the floor of the extinct crater
of Haleakala has been tramp
ed over by globe trotters from
every cline and its magnitude
told to the world in books from
the pens of eminent writers
but to adequately and proper
ly understand and enjoy al
these things a visit must be
made.
1t is estimated that fifteer
thousand people from the
Colonies will visit the United
States during 1898. In going
there they will stop here anc
if the proper encouragement
| is offered half the number may
be induced to remain over fol
a steamer. This means $3.50,
900, probably double tina
amount to the business people
of this Kingdom. The othe.
!, half of the number would stoI
from five to ten hours and ado
twenty thousand dollars more
to the amount. Is this worth
working for? If it is "now i
the time to subscribe" 1t won
do to put the matter off unit
the people are ready to start
; don't expect them to stop owe
on their return because yol
: will be disappointed. Thei
! purses will be so through,
drained in Chicago that the,
! will want to get home as quick
ly as possible; get out tn
literature now and make it 81
. interesting that people who in
tend visiting the Worlds Fai
will be so brim full of enthus
: iasm over the wonders of Ha
: wall nei that they will, in
: measure, forget the object c
. their visits to the States.
4 The money which tourist
!. spend here does not 90 int,
:; the Golfers of one individual
2 firm or corporation eithe
i directly or indirectly; it help
z you and us and the movemen
e to encourage tourists, visit
should have the hearty SUI
:, port of every one.
We will derive some benef
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Teachers Examinations.

Any person DESTROYS of employment
under the Board of Education can be
examined by the Inspector General on
application to him when on tour. A
regular examination will be held in
Honolulu, on MONDAY, July 25th and
TUESDAY, July Goth, at the Fort Street
School.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON,
Inspector General of Schools.
Office OF the Board OF Education, Homo
lulu, June 9th, 1892.
3093 1431 st
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GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
As Merchant St., Honolulu
Notice of Removal.

4 PING, WHO HAS CONDUCTED
N q Dry Goods and Grocery business
at Sc King Street, for years, will remove
on or about June 10th to No. So Nuuanu
Street, the store formerly occupied by
7. Ahung. Aping will continue as before,
and all former customers, as we'll as new
ones, will be welcome.
30S9-lw+ APING.
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QUlNA LAROCHE lis
French preparation and consists of
an extract Of three kinds of Gin
chona or Peruvian Banks, combined
with wine. This is claimed to be
''the best remedy against Difficult
Digestion, Debility, Loss of ap-
petite, Slow Convalence, and the
most obstinate case of Fever.
with or without Iron"
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
MomdaN June 9, 1899.

In conJunc-
ton with the
half dozen
other matters
of, more or
less, import.
anCe now
being agit-
ated in the
Kingdom it
w O d b e
we'll to work
up a little en-
thuSiaSm on
the subject
of tourists.
T. V eryOn e
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COMPLEXION

BAILEY'S COMPLEXION
BRUSHES another article in
tended for improving the COM
plexion. They are made of rubber
having rubber teeth in the place
of bristles."
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CURRENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Friend for June is edited
with the vigor characteristic of this
journal. The speech from the
Throne is referred to in favorable
terms, and the course of the
Government in arresting every
body in sight is heartily endorsed as
the best means of tranquilizing the
community.
J. S. Emerson's valuable digest
of his paper on "The Lesser Ha-
waiian Gods" is reprinted from
the ADVERTISER in full. The other
departments of the paper bear
their customary character.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
also sounds a note of warm admir-
alton of the Speech from the
Throne, which is described as the
best ever heard from any sove-
reign of Hawaii. The assurances
that Her Majesty intends to reign
as a constitutional monarch and
that the independence of the king
dom will be preserved, are treated
with especial appreciation. The ex-
cellent lecture of Mr.. English on
Beethoven is referred to in terms of
appreciation. The usual resume
Of church news goes to complete an
interesting number.
We are indebted to the Hawaiian
News Co. for copy of the Over
land Monthly for June. The most
interesting feature of the number
to Islanders will be two articles
dealing with Hawaiian affairs, one
a handsomely illustrated article on
the Volcano of Kilauea by May l..
Cheney, and the other a fantastic
tale by Mabel Ell. Closson, entitled
"The Treasure Cave on Oahu"
Both will be found very interest
ing.
The June number of the Califor-
MAN maintains the high standard
which that young journal has es-
tablished for itself. It is not toe
much to say that the current issue
is illustrated with true magnifi-
cence. The series on the Alaskan
| glaciers is continued, and one can.
not look on these superb reproduc
tons of the ice mountains of Alas
ka without feeling that that remote
country has almost unrivalled at
fractions for the tourist and for al
who seek new sensations. Articles
entitled cart in Japanese Swords,
"Around Lake Tahoe" and "Thor
waldsen" are among the note
worthy features of a magazin,
which cannot fail to succeed, i
success follows merit.
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HERE'S THE PoiMT

One point well driven home half hearted
principles and when sell
manufactured the
you'll begin get satisfaction
of affairs that minimum margin OF
the bad debts
further but you can't
% matter how far
DIV MANUFACTURERS co.
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The ? anterS' Monthly
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

NOTES
With Our Readers.
Hawaiian Commercial Statistics.
Deterioration of Sugar Cane.
MIR Rochelle and his Work.
Seed Cane-A Planters Views, G. Ross.
Mr.. Koebele's Second Trip to Australia.
Co operative Cane Growing, A. Young.
Beet versus Cane.
Sugar Manufacture in Brazil, r. A.
Macfie Jr.
Estimated Possible cost of Production
OF Cane Sugar in the West Indies.
The Orange-From Seed to Fruit.
The New Cane Borer in Barbados
Insect Pests.
Sugar Manufacture in Hawaii.
American Sugar Interests.
1t Pays to Raise Good Stock, "Kukai-
au'
TERMS
Yearly subscription. .............$ s
Forelgn ....'..-......
Back Volumes bound to order.
- Address:
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Wanted.

1--WE COPIES OF THE HAW-
II Allan GAZETTE for
August H. 1891 and June 9, 1891.
Send to HAWAIIAN GAZETTE OFFICE,
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DERMA-ROYALE; a new pre-
paration which is intended to
"whiten and clear the skim" 1t is
being largely advertised in the
popular monthlies.
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The CYCLONE does the most work. requires less Has
three months without oil and continued Practically
ndesrucb The saving repairs machines will
the cost of the mill Consult wish
know what it will do.
1904 1920 PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. I'd)
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Y ARIOUS
ARTICLES

which are not very well-known to
the general public, and which we
keep in stock are:
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General advertisements.
"KA MALE
IN THE EcINERNY BUILDING. FORT ST.,

Il The kclNERNI BUILDING. iUHT 81,
Is open now and offers an UNI
excelled Stock of Fancy Goods.
We make a speciality of
Stamping Patterns and
are now ready to take orders
IN that line. A brand new
stock of Silk Embroideries,
Art Linens, Tassels, Fringes,
Draperies and other artistic
goods are offered to the ladies
of Honolulu.
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60 Address:
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community.

J. S. Emerson's valuable digest
of his paper on "The Lesser Ha-
waiian Gods" is reprinted from
the ADVERTISER in full. The other
departments of the paper bear
their customary character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD 10
W, w ess9on; pear nnB9nt Gree Preferred Owner
WANTED - TO RENT. UNFINISHED OR
w partly furnished, 10 or l2-room house; will
pono oScupants or owners; desirable location .. ".
Address l. b. O.. star ONCE. ~
NTED-PARTy WITH sEvRRAL HUNDRED
w dollars. cash and monthly payment to purchase
seven 10 ten,room house. with modern Improve
nents IN good location n. w.. immediate possession
rSsslole to ssi on these terms. Address COL M
WANgED-roR CASH CUSTOMER. A NEAT
PARKER SMITH. 1910 81. q. W. oolb0ss
WANTED-TQ RENT A SMALL HOUSE. WELL
ana fully furnished, GOOD location price. $50
OF $50 per month. NO. T.. star ofAce. II
WANTED-To PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
w owner or builder for investment one or two mod
ern brick houses to cost FROM So 900 TO s5 900; will
Pay QUO Or more cash- Address, with full parttcu
lars. PURCHASER. star Office. oc142t'
WhNTED-A HOUSE AND LARGE LOT. MOUNT
w Peasant preferred. costing about a5, 600; can
fy}S i f20 Wuonthi no cash down. Address aQ0D
WANTED NICELY FURNIsHERFoUsEF FOR
" private family, consisting Of fo< adults. for
eighi months; location between and sts- and 14th
and 2lst sta price from $50 TO 600 Per month.
Address W. T. @. Star Office. oc1S-3t
WANTED-FoR READY PURCHASER. A GOOD
W dwelling In northwest. for from ~ 900 TO s. COO
Also dwelling for S12. coo. / me an business.
oc11-ot W. s. TBRL, Jr., 602 st. n ".
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WANTED-HELP.

yVASTED-THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF
w energetic men and women open for permane mt
sssd -eri.. $50 1.ss; ". furnish ones furn
turs delivery team and n.vspaper adverti,tnEi cur
cos bin. Of every6ody; full particulars by nail
pCstAfs Address koAI.sPAk Co. 81 oliver st Bos-
ton. Gass ses-eo2m
EVERYWHERE TO SELL
w Baldwin Gleason Cos. elegant campaign but
tons bAaxss and novelties. Descriptive circular APP
sSFs Sa. Bay !. sa E.
WANTED-cATHoLIC LADY; INTELLIGENT,
W industrious lsdy 20 receive subscriptions make
collections and attend to business In her To-
Tsffsg'ns1; s ss ,S SsF H.S
sou St. Chicago. Ill ocS-s4t
WANTEp-ARE You A CATHOLIC, ARE YOU
w unemployed VIII you work for . is per week.
wrtte TO PIE at onos J. r. GAY. 1e4 Madison St.
ChicAro. Ill see4slm
VVANTfD-wE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY.
w IN exclusive territory. Our safes sell At SIGHT In
One hs isosus 81 cs ye
81 CLARK 81. oinrinnsa. Ohio. oci-.3n
XVANTEp : pUNpoHF's EMPLOYMENT BC-
w rean. conducted by ladies-ms and women white
and colorsd for AL nds Of domestic labor
VANTED-lo pooD INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
Big commissions and steady Positions e s5peusnced
men i. ". JOHNSON,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REMINe-
tMrfSffRs rrevidsd ec@p.,.pt stsngsT.ps.r. and
Sff for E isss wye fSps
writer sfhoe. sth and STA n se29-6
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RENT-
Il S11 2lst NV 11r $50 500 23d at NV Or S14 20
2sis st NV ST. 5 a1sa St na NV %
1916 st NV. 6r -. 22 80 81 IL Champlain ave ar 4
Edss Mill nrChain bdge 20 Fine stable 8 stalls
la 9Th st ne, Or 16 60 near 18th and sta 10
Wv . - We '' GEO. .'' VI. IiNKiNs, sio'
ocIS2w SCOTCH ST. n W.
FOB RE E,s NEW HOUSES IN NAVY
roSms M. noelS papsred cellar under entire house .n
s. n e. rooms g N. (; rent per month. $2p. so.
Three unfurnished rooms nicely papered. with heat;
oc138t ABRAHAM FISHER. 615 st. NV.
EoR RENT-NO NEED TO HUNT ANY LONGER.
for here ,s magniacent opportunitS-Ah han some
owner is about to leave city and viii lease the prop
thrse-story and bsssmsnt residence Of seneca
and press brick twelve rooms. buffers pantry wine
cslsr. number Of closets. large attic and every
modern convenience.
Cheap at 800 per month unfinished.
Cheap at e15O per month furnished.
Permission to inspect by card from our ONCE ONLY
II in search OF nne residence in the finest section Of
the city you cannot do better.
PROCTOR PROCTOR.
Real Estats and Insurance.
ocI3 9U7 q r. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

OSx0 BUT q u q. ~.
e 1t, bet 18th aud 18th. $50 mo. CHAS EARLY.
COS lAthst, NV. ocIi-2w
ErOR RENT OR sALE-BEAUTIFUI, HOME ON
rent. e6o 30 mo- Apply cHAs. EARLY. COS 1zsh 81
NV oc11-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

Tho above /. only a portion ~ III. property On nav
books For full list cali OF ofre for bul .-n.A ~,
the lat and 18th loolli rHos. " wAa0AMAN
NOR RENT - UNIVERSITY PARK - WHITE
II house 10 rpnns, larss grounds ari .-.fltrV
brick stable, corner HUNTINGTON sud University sta
ociolst JAS. A. BATES co. l4o7 q 81
NOR RENT-l33i 9TH ST. tsToRT) ROUSE AND
Il stable. JAS. A. BATES CO.
ocIo-et l4O7 Psi
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Tor RENT-f34 EAST CAPITOL ST. NEW
Il 3-story and basement brick house; containing /
rooms. bath. modern conveniences. large yard In
rear; stable. Inquire at go East Capitol st. It.
E0R sALE-A FINE TIRE STORY AND GEL
Il lar house on North CAPITOL 81. all modern i'm
proyements; IL rooms and bath; furna, g heat: lot
2OK!2. Price. 900. b II. WARNER x co.
Ocl5-3 y 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

NOR gRENT-THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
l. 1858 Mass. Scott Circle; IL rooms;
all conveniences; rent low if leased for years.
CHARLES @ RINGWALT,
ocl5-6t Atlantic building. $50 st. n. W.
EoR RENT-NEw NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE;
heated by furnace; nicely papered all mod. imps.
oci 81 EAsTERDAY & MALLERY. e24 st. NV
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yANTrB- GgpD WHITE COOK At l7l9
ended oci4-2t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENI-AN EIIoASrLY FURSisE.p
u private rsidrnce on leth &C n. v. k0u-~ ,..
new ani handsomely decorated will rent 20 w.. y
family only. Address Do, 20. star once ecil ~.ss
noe ErNT-By OscAk ". wHiTE. aao A.
81 sl,i q. ". l1r q m i....-........... 49,
43l 81 .; ne. Or a. "A.
OK y. avs. W.. NJ. third stor1 ..............
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TOR RrNT-oN MECHANICS, PLACE, MAR
4th and Sc. fourteen new handsome bricks.
with water and running water closets; co. 30 per
month. Apply to J. II. JOHNSON SON. 500 m
81 sw oc1SN
EoR RENT-coR. OF nth AND PARK PLACE
Il U. O., rooms; modern improv emente lsrRe pArh
trees and shrubs; e25 stable. ocl5-Ns
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NOR KENT-sl@ Il. 7 AVE. NV DESIRABLE
Il dwelling. ami hath. IA good t.pa.r, rect
SO: key next door. $40 Aprly 90 owNrR fti
18th 81. n. y. -.lo-e IA
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
14l7 Mass ave: .$135lllls 10th st.........55
IL Rhode Island ave 100 I4p Stoughton :; 20
1879 18th st....... % 1927 Est. Offices ..l5s7 50
Nv cor 18th Corcst.. rs 525 11th st is
FURNISHED.
G fssS,. aD
18Th and SITS. 800 l4th st :. go
at near 14th., .265 18th st near Z ST. I66 81
Conn ave and 5 st. $50 Mcpherson 50 ne . 1895 60
Apartments in 1.-THE Conn ave mr. Farr so *
Cambridge, " 18th st. INST near lAth ~ 1 80
from " s5oto saoo St near near I 5sh St :iSS
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
ocl4 14O6 G Ut. n. ".
FOR RENT.sEvERL NEW sIxRooM PRESS
ZIP Per mSnth to white tenants yesterday L
MALLEhf, VA st. ocl4-6t
EoR RENT-DEsIRABLE CORNER HOUSE;
= ten rooms near State Department; newly fur
nfshed beautifully located accessible rent low
to responsible party; couple would retain rooms il
desired Address g. L.. Star Office. oc143t'
EOR RENT-THREE-sTORY NINE-ROOM BASE
IL ment bick house. BIB ST. Sc. large porches /;
large yard and good pump in yard Inquire at 2lO b
st. Sc. ocl3-4ts
FOB RENT-DEsIRABLE NEW. HOUSE NEAR
Washington Circle. 22lO II ct. Q rooms, bath and
cellar; furnace and open HrsRl.ces; Sa3 80
oclSSt 624 l4th st. n. W.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FOR A SYNDICATE, GOOD BUILD
w ing lot series Of lots in any section. Will buy
up any thing at low figure In improving locality.
oc1l-5t W. g. TEEL Jr. 0O2 r st. NV
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90 800 1S,b St sc. rooms. ami %
oo15-3t JNO. A BUTLER, Jr.. 621 st. n.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants tr~fs j. private fsnes hotels. restau-
si, pssded asS Ress s Is tpT CLERKS
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oc15 B. b. WARNER CO.. 9l6 r Ut. nv.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE WITH USE
Of stable small family for board Of ady and child
and Is per month. Center st.. FIRST house {rom i4th
ST. extended, Mt. Pleasant. ocl5-2ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-09

The event of the present week is the hold
ing of the fortieth annual session in this
city of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
No jurisdiction stands higher than Cali
fornia. For 50 years it has sent its reports
to the supreme head of the order, and never
has shown in any annual statement loss OF
membership. This cannot be said of any
other jurisdiction of the many which grace
the national constellation. From various
causes at some time of their history all
other jurisdictions have been obliged to re-
port a diminution of their number from
some preceding year except California.
1he present year is no exception to its I'M
broken record of success Notwithstanding
the multiplicity Of organizations OF all
kinds, the old veteran fraternity has moved
steadily forward. and adds most creditabiy
to its roll OF members and new lodges. 1t
Is not generally known, although fact,
that while California has less than one
twenty-fourth of the national membership,
yet so liberal are its benefits to its members
and its appropriations to the distressed that
it contributes one-tenth of the entire amount
of funds paid out by the national jurisdic-
ton for aid and assistance to brethren and
their families, to bury the dead, etc. These,
with other reasons which might be given,
place California Odd Fellows and their
jurisdiction on high plane in the fraternal
world
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-09
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Degree of Protection proposed in session
Of Supreme Lodge, Knights of Honor, held
at Louisville. KY, May, 1874.
Degree of Protection adopted by Supreme
Lodge Knights of Honor, May Il, 1875, at
Indianapolis, Ind.
Degree of Protection abolished by Su-
preme Lodge. Knights of Honor. May 10,
1877. at New York. n. Y.
Supreme Lodge. Knights and Ladies Of
Honor, organized September 6. 1877. at
Louisville. Ky.
The total membership September 6. 1877.
were the officers of the Supreme Lodge. 10.
Total membership January 1, 1892, 1912.
First assessment levy made Deee mber 81,
1877; total yield, S101 CO.
Total yield of assessment levy made Feb
ruary !, 1892. $4,000.
Total amount of benefits paid to date of
March Is. 1892, Sc, 40S. $40 so.
Amount of Insurance IN force January 1,
1892, SIS, 937. 900.
Monthly disbursements exceed 500, 0O0
The order has lodges in ihigty-seven
States.
The title Ladies of Honor" originated
in Initial Lodge No. /, Degree Of Protection,
April 20, 1876.
The design OF members regalia, as worn
at the present time, was adopted by Initial
Lodge No. I, Degree of Protection. April
90, 1876.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-09

iinks" last Tuesday evening. After the
installation of officers by S. Fowler, D. d.
9. A, an adjournment was taken to Social
Hall, where the grove, together with its
guest Perseverance Grove No. TO- spent
several hours very pleasantly.
George II. Buck, n. G. A. will pay an
6f1cial visit to Pebble Beach Grove No. g.
Pescadero next Saturday evening
Mount Tamalpais Grove No So. San
Rafael, initiated % members during the pas
term-a good showing for grove of IS
members.
In consequence OF severe Illness, p Rohr-
bacher, D r., was Compelled to postpone
his visit to San JOAQUIN Grove No. Q. H.
Is now recovering and expects TO visit
Mission Grove No. 81, San Luis Obispo,
next Wednesday evening and install its Off
cprS