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erc chsree from store ts7,cc more per 10
ccrn. y" O~'' ~"~
CORN--Sacked, 4oc.
RRAN-SsfI7J,.
OATS 40: No. white ao57a,c. co,r-
mon, Hff22c. "'s'"-'' N'
CHOPPED CoRN--Soc per 100 lbs.
HAi-.Alfalsa, sIs,0nrIl.,N per ton; NIL
~! ~. sil SMihN; timothy. s17.56ils.co: North
81 s0T;7.On ' '' AS''"' P'"'N'
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KANSAs CITY

Kansas Guy. Mo-. June ?2.Cattlc-he-
ce'rts $500: shipments 800. Market strong.
lOc higher. Texas steers 2.i0n3.tN: Texas
cows l5ol2.So. beef steers 30o,itIb; native
cows, I.bpma.lb stcckors and feeders. 2.S0d
SD; bulls l.1,m2an l,ogs-I,cceipls 1870.
shipments 1000. lights weak. other grades,
305; packers 2apn3.ta: mixed 5.0ld315.
lrh.a 305n320: workers. 3l0n2.s0: pigs.
z@I3,2o. Sheep-Reccipts 100; shipments
so. Market steady lambs i.0oM5.2o; NUT
N
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. Juno ce-Thcre was n lively
business this morning. II moderate supply
causing n stronger feeling. sales OF native
pecf steers were on u bas,s Of 35oiIy., ~
for common up 10 i25Gri50 for choice to
extra, with ths greater part of the ira ~:
actions nj S.MgpL26. Good tat cows and
heifcrs shared In tho advance. but ran-
nings lots were In light demand Texas
cat:lc were in good supply and In brisk
demand Mt steady prices.
Hossunder surprisingly heavy run
of hogs prices weakened and there was
n fam of 5ttl0. the average reduction hc'ng
3. but the buyers took y vigorous mold
al the decline. The bulk OF the hogs
CROSSED The scales Mt 3.1om3 Is. sales bong
made OF common to choice heavy ~ = on
80: medium weights at $50 and light ut
3.3N,T345.
Shcep-Thcrc was an active demand md
good to choice were steady but others
were slow. Lambs were G lower, With
an overwhelmingly large supply. Com
mon To prime sold at i.7offet0. and some
n.ce sheep and yearinss mixed sold at
a2e Texas sheep wore In dcm.nd ~ 2.Snif
$50 and lambs sold a, 3.con6.2S for Common
TO choice.
Roccipts-Cattlc $1,000. hogs 5000. sheep
21O00.
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BuTTER AND EGGs,

Chicago, june a2.-Buttcr-Quist; cram
cry 10Dlii.: dairy SQ9
81. Louis, June c2--Eggs- Lower ~.
Kansas CITY. June 22.-Butt-r--Steaiy:
creamery 12Qi3; dairy, l0Ii2 EgG1-
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Dnrb wire uuOtatiohs arc TOT VHrIVH"
'o nARB II D. wIRE-Giidien. gslyyar;i,zed.
sss5 per 100 lbs; painted . W!re, H' """-
kegan, loc higher than t'i' ." rsr ,seu. nd.
vamc rm' 10 10 90 penny, soc; rnd penny my
Coz Sa"Vi and penny NJ ard : penny ''c'
I,.mr5N, st XII sRste. $500 per keg: same
advances as on a.re nails
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BEER-sch.t7. quarts. 5000 per Dbl;
pints, $40 per bbl; Dixie pnle. quarts.
goo; pints. soin; Lemp's Extra Pale.
quarts, sic.te; p.nt.s., sil.oo. .,.,
WHISE y-Per gallon: Finished goods,
On hieh wine hasiF, s1,2a: straifhi Boarhon
and rye. according % age ana quality
slT5g300; blended. N.75H3'5o.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis June 20. -cattle-Receipts
$50: shipments. $500. Market strong no
tive shipping steers. s80dri?S. dressed
beef md butcher steers, 3,2NNjor; light
steers. under 1000 pounds. 2.S0a3.5o, stock
crs and feeders, 2,'Gu350, COWS aud
hcircrs. 3o0N3,G0; bulls stays etc. l1ati
215: Gamers. l.50a2 80; Texas cattle
strong. 2.tNu350; cows. 1,75NI2.76. Hogs
Receipts. $500: shipments. 200 Mnrhct
hMiO lower. closed st"ndy: light S.lVft3.a0;
Receipts. 1900; shipments, hO,. market
strong and higher: natives, 3.oou3.75, Tex
ans. 3,i5; lambs, 3T5MG.0o.
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pA1Nrs AND OILS.

Ou.-Iinseed in bhls. raw, DC; boiled,
45e: petroleum. $50 test in bbls, ic; IN
stove gasoline in cases, $40: in hhls. lic;
l.up!on oil. IN bbls, 100: III cases. s2,3o cns-
tor oil. medical pure. ?5c: turpentine. in
bis. Sic.
WINDOW GIASS-In boxes. GO and 20 to
10 per cent discount. new list.
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Good handy becvcs. fat cows and hcifcr
farmer ard more active; gold calves All,
ycarlings In fair dcman: heavy aud rough
beef cattle slow sale; hogs dull; sheep no
wanted.
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| nADE NOTES

NOTES.
IA i0ntinue scarce. but prices
Y CHICKENS. CLASSIFIED ~ ,ro.,-
~ !, this morning Mt soe7,o /.
HI era Tex boxes and G5cmSl.O0
N, Moth Laredo are arriving
)m 1b.s tll nor t2.Oko2 % per
l.s.s.'''sa and Rockpori ship
n s' 81 Robert borrowing mas
ID MI ,.eans with 5000 boxes OF
ka IN boxes Of Mcsainn lem
suction Fniay and Sat
NJ o %s, y, REPORTS from Fresno.
y onj,,, ais.'is in that district
aoout one-half OF tina,
Y cv r pack Of early June pas
! 1ns Mwllh the result that III.
|lke sv..sa cranes - consider
kmet,srage IT. pom of uu.lnti-
I'm rnr, have alrendy d'sr,,s,5
y p'fucn OF their pack az
rRlcE CURRENT.
Phiss carr arg revised daily md
can he relied upon. The
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FINANCIAL.
EVENING PosT,s CHAMBERLAIN

New York. June 22.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kcts werc fiat today and closed near the
worst The depressing influncces were po-
htioal Americans were weak with the
other markets. ana ON the appt uncn of the
settlement they closed a fraction above
the lowest. The Paris and Berlin marketsi
were weak.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

.oC EMENT-~Portland cement, per bill,
* ss,c W, Roscdalc cement. pcr Dbl. 81 Is
M..w; lime, 81, 25: freely. $2So3. 40: plaster
pan n i, S1i,io; ilrshrick, ST Louis. yer NJ
10 inches inclus,vs: felt rooiimg, per
suuare, *'75@2.So; Acme and Royal ce.
ment pEstcr. per ton. stoo: plaste ring
hair' goat. per ID, &c: la,hs, per NJ. $500.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. June %.
Vessels in Port.
SIS Alamo. Mallory line, for New York.
Sch Eerw.nd. from Philadelphia.
To Arrive.
IS lielyctia. from hamburg.
Us Nuccrs. from New York.

VI 4NH''F7"' TTUIN Nv" HUM
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
The total receipts OF cotton AT Calves
ton this day were rs bales. divided as fol-
lows: BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, -.
by Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 80. No
shipments.
ON SI1PBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipboard at Galveston to-day:
Bales.
Mallory Inc, New fork................ 50i
Same day last Observation-Disclosures. 800
RECEIPTS AND EVDC .,-ra
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New York, June 2a-'rhc visible supply
OF sia,n Saturday. june 20. compiled
by tire New York Produce Exchange, is
az follows;
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RECEIPTS AND EXpoars.

Angostura Bitfers. ire celebrated nm
pet!zer. of exquisite flavor. is used All
over the world. DIR. j. q. B. 6iegert =
Sons. sole manufacturer.
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STOCKS.
LIVE STOCK.


HOUSTON,
J. Jacobs & Co.. 1.-Two stock commission
merchants OF the Horaton stock2ards. re-
port as follows;
: CWs-tnoi.c-. zt4V "a
ftarlings-thoIce ..-....-.........., ~
calyes-Cholce spring ..............
Calves-Aeeording 10 size ..........3 q ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only............
Common not wanted
Hogs--Cornfed, lO lbs and under) IA
ms mark 4 requires good Fat cutie u
NIL descriptions. such class always sale
able. Poor stock rot wanted.
GALVESTON.
Reported for The Post ny a. r. Norman.
live stock commission merchant
Escycs--
Choice. per III. gross. 2kc
Common. per In. gross....... 40 ~
Cows
cs!ass per per- r. g. fssi i s.S n
yearlings-
g cs s,ss s's st T. Is, s's s;s.. re 3.
Calves
small. per lib. gross.............. a ~
Large, per Id, gross. 3 Q 81,
SHEEP
common, Per head % al % %
cornssd. per ID. sross......... Hto Z
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BoNDa

Closing quo'a,ious IN bonds at Now YORK today
Is foliovs.
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MONEY and INVESTMENTS.
Doiaqs Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
LOWER PRICES ALL ALONG THE LIST,


New York. June "a variety Of In
fluences contributed to bring about a low
err range OF share prices today. Although
rothin4 tangible was evolved out of tho
mass OF rumors that obtained circulation
in relation to the cuban situation, enough
un.as.ncss was created on this point ana
regarding other foreign political con,ph-
catR ms to start IL brisk selling movement
ali along the line.
Local considerations of depressing
character were also In evidence. The CHI
ganemcnt of 100000 IN gold for shipment
TO Germany came IN the Hight of dis
pleasing surprise. and on the board rumors
we're current of impending action by the
PIT ssdcn, upon the cuban question, based
on alleged dispatches from the special
rorr,scn.ative Of the United States now
in that country.
chiefly against the industrials and WIS
coiicidept with display OF lirmness in
the railway shares. due partly to mod
though the London price Tor Americans
had shown sharp declines from Satur-
days closins iisures.
ing shares scored material losses. which
were. however partially recovered n sym.
l,obavco and through covering OF shorts
IN other directions. Tobacco closed at IA
net loss OF IA per cent.
The pr, ssure against Sugar was heavy
per cent to lis rs under large offerings of
long stock induced by another coilapsc IN
Turn led 10 sharp reductions In the re-
fLed grades of the domestic product.
:, The midway shares were po.,ndetd
l., uisvilic and 81 shviile and Southwest
oins. Cea'ers yielded in common with tho
mainly. fractional. tho group beng sus..
prices Oh July j. The losses in the riIi-
yNn orc tAf. a II y,pr mt
Kansas and Texas. prcfcrred; Burlington
snd l.onlSyill,n and N9shvil,e los, s, IN:
cenaciidated Gas is -. Missouri Pacific
rs and Atchson preferred and Tennessee
Gal ~ ner esIt Ihs e , n,os ,in was
Failway aud mi miscei,sneoms Isl ISSUE ' rusd
sharply lower. with material CONCESSIONS
IN some of the inactive mortgages. Sales
1874 ono.
FINANCIAL.
Galveston. Texas. June 20 In the local
exchange market. sterling sixties. buying
u. discount, selling 4 premium; American
silver. buying 4 discount, selling u, par.
New York. June g. Storing exchange:
ha mixers sixties is7i,M4.S7is. commercial
49,. rsichmarks a5,s francs. bankers sin
tics 517,s@E.,6 rs, comerrial sixties jiSrm
SiTs
change commerciai sixties. 4sshG,+ .s6ia.
francs, commercial sixties. 51sM: Now
York sight. bankcrs' l.5O premium; COM
mer,ia 50c discount.
London. June 22.---Bank rate. per cont.
street rate =. per cent; silver. 81 7-tsd;
consols, III 3-16
EVENING POSTS CARLEGRAM
New York. June 2a-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kcts werc Nat today and closed near the
worst. The depressing influncces were po-
litical Americans were weak with tho
other markets. ana ON the appt unc en- of the
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
HOUSTON MARKlc'

HOUSTON MARKET,
The following quotations were posted
today by the cotton seed product dem ~.
ment of tho Houston Cotton Exchange and
Board OF Trade:
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Corrected daily for The Post by tho
Fort Worth Stockyards company
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLIES. Fancy sIoIu ~ ~. fnncy
oc ctron Ne per iy H.; Ss,ren e; TurK y
G l yer PIX NJ nectarnes eyapora'ed &c;
i peac he evaporya,od. s,.c; pears evApo-
rrtcd, SIC; piums. pi,,ea' &C. boscs ulsa
MAlsiN Sa,,. e. ha II soib iosss
silc: 3 crown J.. ~, so-lb hoNss 80 a,,, rs
fsnNEscrop 1895 cal 1oisa 81 p, ms,sc
tW.!"y nc 80 .aos. Sc. silver prunes. 7fsc'
ruby prunes. ''lc'
GRAIN AND HAY.
Car load lots, job cars. from mis- aea''
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New York, Juno 22--Thc cotton market
opened steady nj "a decline Of 2at7 points,
ruled Irregular. but closed stendy at n
net decline of 9mic points on summer
months and lM3 points on new crop pros
poets, II wns expected this morning in
View OF the better cnblcs ibni ,hc mart ~
mere would open higher and especially as
the news from Texas Indicated unbrokcn
drouth Hut the carly weakness of fhc
lapse resulting In the declinc. There was
rnuch iiluidafion during the afternoon
close. wy
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COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton ON tho spot today Mt the Lead
Ing markets. together with closing OF mid.
ding yestordRy. with todny's sales:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-05
Chris. Gertz is quite i'll.

Chris. Gertz is quite i'll.
A female dog is wanted to adopt
two pups.
Court Lunalilo, A. 0. T., has its
meeting tomorrow evening.
II. Warehouse, assignee, gives
notice of intention to foreclose a
mortgage.
L. L. Lansing, manager of NJ.
Phillips q Co., is confined to his
home by illness.
Minister King is kept away
from the Interior Office by slight
injury to his foot.
Gaspar Silva, wealthy Portu.
guese of Waialua. was in the city
today with his bride.
Henry Smith, as trustee for
John Sumner Ellis, has "a notice
OF warning in this issue.
The South Sea Islander, who is
under arrest for acting queerly, is
sullen and moro in confinement
He absolutely refuses to talk to
anyone.
The time of the police court
this morning was occupied with
the opium case of Tai Ong and
All Ong. 1t resulted in a judg-
ment of acquittal.
The regular convention of Ca,
hu Lodge No. l, X. of p, will be
held this evening at the usual
hour and place. There will be
work in the third degree.
A horse backing away displaced
an electric light pole to which il
was hitched, on King street neal
Thomas square this forenoon
leaving the pole hanging by the
conductors.
Chief Justice Judd has present
ed the lion. John W. Foster, ex-
Secretary Of State of the United
States, with a complete set of the
Hawaiian Reports, nine volumes,
also copies of the Chief Justices
biennial reports to each Legisla'
ture since the year 1874.
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THEY ARE AFTER CULLEN.
Continued from ISt Page.

position Of Cullen, it is surmised
that he is seeking his wife for the
purpose of revenging himself and
the news of her murder would not
be at all surprising to the detec-
tives engaged on the case. 1T is
to prevent this that special efforts
have been made to notify Marshal
Brown in time to head him off
and effect his capture. The
police believe that the stories of
his wife's supposed infdelity
were the real motives which led
to his going to Kauai, instead of
making for the Coast.
Another native who claims to
know Cullen also turned in a story
at the police station yesterday
This man says that he saw Cullen
coming down from the pail al
midnight on Tuesday. This story
was not believed at the time il
was given, although Cullen's es-
cape on the Waialea!e was not
known then, for the reason that
the pail has been guarded by two
armed policeman since 8 O'Clock
on Tuesday, or four hours before
the IMAM claims to havo seen Cul,
len coming down. 1t is thought
this is only ruse on the part Of
Cullen's friends to throw the pc
lice off the real scent.
The police are now anxiously
waiting to hear from Kauai and
Marshal Brown.
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LEWIS & Co,

Some people do not care for
breakfast mush but those whose
faces bear the blush Of health are
the ones who eat it. We have
just added to our stock a large as
sortment from the Del Monte mills.
1t includes "Morning Meal"
(wheat), Cream Flake ioats), and
breakfast oats. We have also
whole wheat -four in 10 Id. bags.
Good breakfast dishes these and
so is bit of smoked Halibut or
Salmon of the sort we sell.
Fresh Cranberries 60 we'll as a
sauce for turkey. We sell them.
For lunch dainties we have a
thousand and one articles but
there is nothing better than
Royans a la Bordelaise, little
sardine packed with tomato sauce
and chopped mushrooms. For
luncheon these are excellent. Lee
marchand's genuine Sardines are
the best obtainable in France, we
have less expensive ones that are
caught anywhere.
Brilliantshine is the best metal
polishcr known. We have the
paste in small tins and the liquid
in half pints and larger. You
cannot make a mistake in buying
this.
In order to get rid of the stock
as we do not intend carrying il
longer, we offer our large stock of
! Kinks toilet soaps at cost price. A
great opportunity.
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Auction Sales By jas. +. Morgan.
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Flour Gone higher.

Last mail advices from the
Coast has sent breadstuffs still
higher. Golden Gate flour, sell
ing at S4.75 barrel Wholesale in
San Francisco, is $3.50 retail in
Honolulu. Wheat is 1926 a
hundredweight. Instead Of 80
bread tickets for a dollar, as
formerly, the bakers now give on
Iy from "a to %. Each ticket
represents a pound loaf nominal
weight.
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Oahu Lodge, No, 1, K, of P,

A Regular Convention Of the Oahu Lodge,
No. l, will be held THIS lTHURSDAi)
EVENING, at Pythian Hall, Fort street,
at 1880 o'clock
WORK IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Brothers of Mystic Lodge, No. >, and
visiting brothers cordially invited.
Per order of the @. G..
C.R. KIDDER,
45l-lt X. of Il. N S.
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Notice Of Warning to the Public.

The undersigned, as trustee for John
Sumner Ellis, Il minor, will not be res.
ponsible for any debts contracted by the
beneficiary without the written order of
HENRY SMITH, Trustee
Honolulu, November 5, 1896. :i5l-4
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Meeting Notice.

Court Lunalilo, No. 5000, A. o. F., will
meet at Fythian Castle Hall, Fort street. at
7:3Oo'clock, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th.
Business of Importance will be transacted.
All members are hereby requested to attend
]. X. KANEPUU,
45l.2t Secretary.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL


WANTED-a good secondhand
feed cutter. Ring up telephone
AT.
There is said to be considerable
leprosy in and about Hookena,
Hawaii.
There will be a dress rehearsal
of al Trovatore tonight at the
usual hour.
Another volcanic eruption is
reported in the Olympia noun.
tains up north.
Regular monthly reception and
dance on board the Adams to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Brown is suffering
from sprained ankle, the result
of fall from her wheel.
The Board of Education will
meet this afternoon, with two
weeks work to attend to.
The rise in wheat added g.
UUU,UUU W luS lhbO
the State Of Washington.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for
coughs and colds so cents a
bottle at Hollister Drug Co.'S.
The government band gave a
concert at the Free Kindergarten
Schools at Emma Hall this morn
ing.
Company A will meet at the
Armory tonight for the purpose
of electing a first and second
lieutenant.
Tom Henncssy is attending to
the duties Of the Secretary of the
Board of Health during the i'll
ness of Charles Wilcox.
The new moon came in last
night but so far she has not ex.
erted any favorable influence on
the clerk of the weather.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Healani Yacht and Boat Club
will hold their regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
For the ten months of this year
ending October 3lst, 12l, 1927 gal
Ions of wine and 1877 ,674 gallons
of sake passed through the Gus
tom House.
Probably the last opportunity
to secure the works of the talented
and popular artist, Hugo Fisher,
is presented in the advertised sale
of the whole collection by Mr..
Luce next Monday.
The Board of Supervisors of
the Free Kindergarten Associa-
ton will hold their regular month
ly meeting at $50 a. m. tomorrow
at the Queen Emma hall. The
various committees will meet at
ga m.
At a meeting of the Sunday
School teachers of the Central
Union Church held after the roll
call last night, special committee
was appointed to devise n suitable
Christmas entertainment tor the
school.
Mohammedan depositors in the
postoffice savings banks are en-
riching the British Government,
as their religion forbids them to
receive interest. They insist on
taking out no more than they
have put in.
Six ont of ten natives charged
with. disturbing the peace and
quiet of the night by making loud,
unseemly and tumultuous noises,
were fined SO each and costs by
Judge de la Vergne this morning.
The other four were let go.
Fl. 7. Mills, teacher at Napoo-
poo, is seeking the position of
school agent for the Kona dis.
tricts, lately vacated by John ID.
Paris. 1t is learned that Mr..
Mills candidacy is meeting with
considerable local disfavor.
Season tickets for the Frawley
engagement are now being deliv-
cred at Hobron's. AS previously
mentioned, subscribers should Sc
cure their seats at once, to prevent
any possible disappointment. The
regular sale will commence on
next Monday morning.
Wall, Nichols Co. have but four
seats left for the opera of III
Trovatore. For Jane" the come
l.. L. L. .,rnInnnl nayt nnnSlaN
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Mortgages Notice # Intention to
Foreclose and Of Sale.

In accordance with the provi-
sionS of that certain mortgage
made by Joseph Pele and Keamo,
his wife, to FL. Dimond, dated
September Goth, 1884, and duly
assigned by H. and J.Waterhouse,
executors under the will of IL.
Dimond, by assignment recorded
in said Office in Liber 1853, page
275, &C., recorded in the Register
office, Oahu, in Liber 80, page
36S-9, notice is hereby given that
said mortgage intends to foreclose
the same for condition broken, to
wit: the on.payment of both
principal and interest when due.
Notice is likewise given that
after the expiration of three weeks
from this date the property COW
cred by SAID mortgage will be
advertised for sale and will be
sold at public auction at the auc
ton rooms of Jas. L. Morgan,
Honolulu, on Monday, the 3Oth
day of November, 1896, at II
o'clock noon of that day.
II. WAREHOUSE, Jr.,
Assignee of Mortgage
For further particulars, apply
to J. Alfred Magoon, Attorney
for II. Waterhouse, Jr.
Dated Honolulu, Nov. 4th, 1896
The property to be sold is as
follows;
All that piece or parcel OF land
situated at Kewtlo, Pauoa, Islaud
of Oahu, described in Royal
Patent No. 1926, Kueana 1926,
to Mahiua as Apana 2, Taro and
hula land, more particularly de
scribed as follows:
'E hoomaka ma Ike xiii Hema
0 ka loi koe!e J. Piikoi Ike kin
Hikina mauka o keia alma, u c
holo Akau 49, Kom. l66 Kapuai
ma kuauna navajo Ike koele 9
hiki ka Pohaku Pea ia X pill
ana me ko Kalawaia alaila Hema
So Kom. 81 Kapuai, xiii {
Kalawaia, a Akau 500 Kom. 3s
Kapuai anahua a Akau ~ . Kom
lac Kapnai ma ko Kalawaia ii
mau aoao Il hiki ko Kekawewe
Alfalfa Hema 49, Kom. 70 Kappa
ma ko Kekawewe a hiki i ko Ka'
lawaio, alaila ma ia alma Hens
434 . Hikina 284 Kapuai a hiki
ka pohaku ma Ike ala liilii, pill
ana me ka mokuna o Kewalo a m
Auwaiolimu, alaila, Polelei uka
E pill ana me ka alma o Ike kula
hiki kahi hoomaka al o ka Ii
! 70 100 eka." 45l-t,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-05
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

Makes Better Bread and Pastry than
Any Other Knoe0m Brandt
ask Your Grocer For II.
UNION FEED CO., Sole Agents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-06

Florida votes today for governor
and other state officers. The returns
will show that there has been no in
crehse in the Democratic vote of the
state compared with the Republican
vote( when the figures are contrasted
with those Of the gubernatOrial cleo
ton of the last presidential year
There is nothing official to base this
declaration upon, save the general
trend of matters in all the state cleo
tons held this year. If Florida does
not drop off in her, Democratic vote
she will be the only state holding
elections this year before November
that has not done so.