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TIE WHITE WINGS LAW.
The Arrest Of Degarmo Of Great Inter
est to Farmers.
They Think They Should Not Be
Held Responsible for the Acciden-
tai Dropping Of Hay, Straw, Etc,
and That the Case Mentioned
Was an Uncalled for Use Of Pow
er-Some Views on the Subject.

The farmers and hucksters attend
ing the Second ward market yesterday
morning had a fruitful topic to gossip
over in the arrest of Jacob Degarmo by
a White Wing" a few days ago. The
concensus of opinion among them was
that the law was unduly stretched in
order to cover the case, and that the
official making the charge was too
oficious. The idea prevails that a
farmer bringing load of hay TO mar
ket should not be held accountable for
the wisps that may be blown or pulled
from the load while waiting for GUS
toner In fact, such refuse IS not
dirt in the sense and spirit OF the
law.
some business men view the arbi-
trary use Of the power invested in the
white Wings as likely TO do the city
more harm than good. As for in
stance, farmers might prefer to ship
their stuff to other points rather than
be annoyed by petty restrictions upon
their trade. This would not only de-
prive citizens Of a great convenience,
but also cause considerable cash to be
expended elsewhere. The ordinance
NAV be converted into two-edged
sword if not carefully handled.
The intention of the law is all right,
and its proper enforcement will not be
objected to. During the past week or
So the principal streets are undoubt-
edly cleaner than ever before, and the
tho foot htIf w hon a
man. Intentionally or accidentally, lit
tiers the street, and then cleans it to the
hest of his ability and within reason,
when his attention is called to the mat
+. he has certainly done all he could
10 repair the damage done, and SIM
ple warning. or the calling OF his at
tention to the law, would be amply SUI
fcient. In Degarmo's case, 1t is ad-
mitted that he cleaned up the hay as
well as he could. but this was not
sufficient. and his arrest followed.
The law against throwing dirt on the
streets is not a new one; II has ex-
isted for a dozed or fifteen years, but
has very seldom been enforced, even in
fragrant cases. Now that its enforce
ment has been determined upon, there
should be a judieiouS use of the power
conferred upon the special officers.
Several farmers. were interviewed
Yesterday. and among other express
sions were the following:
d. II. Campbell, of Elm Grove-In
my opinion, the law holding a farmer
accountable for the dropping Of hay
from his wagon while driving through
a public thoroughfare is simply unrea-
scnable There is no way to prevent
hay dropping from wagon when 1t
IS as loosely packed as on a regular
! hay conveyance II We're To be taken
to Court for dropping hay in the street,
| would certainly appeal TO higher
law than that of the city, for l be-
lieye there IS no State law which coun-
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TO MOVE ARTILLERY.
Ouartermaster General Lee Asks Propo-
sails from Railroads.

Chicago, March 12.-Quartermaster
General Lee, of the army department
Of lakes. is making arrangements TO
transport batteries of artillery now at
forts in the west to the Atlantic sea-
board and Gulf of Mexico. To-day the
western railroads having headquarters
in Chicago and St. Louis and other
western cities were invited TO tele-
graph by noon of the 18th inst, pro-
posals for transporting a battery OF ar
tillery from Fort Riley, Kas.. TO Fort
Monroe, Va. Another from Fort Riley
to New Orleans La. and a third from
Fort Riley to Savannah. Ga, Each
battery consists of sixty-tiye men. fifty
five horses. four guns with caissons
battery FORCES and camp equippages
and viii require one Pullman car, two
tourist sleepers, three palace stock
ears, three fiat cars, and six freight
cars. Each battery il TO be run
through, men. horses, guns and prop
erty, together in one train of one or
more sections. The equipment must
90 through from the initial point with
out change and will be ready to leave
Fort Riley by noon Of the 10th inst.
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money lending, on Thursday, con-
demned the business in the strongest
terms, saying it frequently costs the
victims
1900 PER CENT.
He complained particularly of the
transactions as such men as Sam Lew
is. He said the bulk of them were
Jews, and, being a Jew he could
say of his own knowledge that the
Jewish community loathed and despis-
ed them. refused to allow them to hold
any position in the Jewish ranks, and
the Jewish rabbis preached against
them and their practices
Referring to the Lord Neyill-Spender
Clay scandal, Sir George Lewis said
Sam Lewis had discounted f100,
900, (S5O0,000) at 40 per cent He adj
ded that the laws of England all favor
ed the money lenders, said that in Ger
many the usury laws worked well, and
added that in America there was no
usury at all.
All the fashionable people who dine
or sup at the Savoy Hotel are greatly
agitated at a full-fiedged revolution
which has taken place there during
the past week. The Savoy's restaur-
ant has long been prominent in Lon
don and SO crowded that it has been
necessary to order tables a day ahead.
But. in spite of this the directors have
long been puzzled at the diminution
of the profits, and the result was that
at a special meeting of the directors
on Monday Ritz and Enchenard tns
managers, were retired and, at the
same time, Escoffier, the famous chef,
resigned, taking with him a host OF
his French subordinates and walters,
who assembled in such numbers in the
vicinity of the hotel that strong force
of police was necessary, nightly. TO
maintain order
A FLUETER IN SOCIETY
has been caused by the Earl Of Ross
lyn's big dinner, at fashionable res
taurant on Sunday last, to celebrate
his hftieth night on the stage. There
were fifty guests at small tables, each
having different colored lights and
flowers. Those present Included the
Countess of Essex formerly Miss
Adele Grant, of New York;, Lady De
Trafford, Lady Stuart, Lefty Lind.
Marie Tempest, Ethel Barrymore, Cis-
sy Lotus and the entire Court Thea
ire company The newspapers com
ment severely upon the dinner, in view
of the earls bankruptcy.
Messrs. Hedges, Ferris and Lewis, of
the Boston Honorable Artillery Com
pany, viii be present at the banquet
on Tuesday next of the Honorable Ar
tillery Company OF London. The Earl
of Denbigh, the lieutenant colonel
commanding will preside
Wintery weather of a moderate type
has prevailed recently, with frosty
nights and cold. dry days. which is in
creasing the spread of influenza in all
ranks OF society.
on the stage in modern clothes, for the
first time in years, in new play, The
Medicine Man., the joint production
of H. d. Trail, the editor of Literature,
and Robert Kitchens, the author OF
The Green Carnation. which is now
under rehearsal for the Lyceum. Hyp-
| notism furnishes the motive of the
play, Sir Henry hypnotically detecting
murderer. There are two Americans
in the cast. Ray Rockman and Susan
cite Sheldon.
he only new play this week is q.
conventional, homely comedy, The
Seatiower'' by Arthur Law, at the
Comedy Theatre
Sadie Jerome, an American actress.
has been married ~ Manchester -
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BELIEVED TO BE SUICIDE.
Coroner and Police Agree That Robert Is
Wallace Took Poison.

Wilmington, Del, March 12.-Depu-
ty Coroner Chandler and the police
have been investigating the mysteri-
GUS death of Robert B. Wallace, whose
body was found in his room at the
Hotel Jennings last night, and the i'm
preston prevails in both departments
that it is case OF suicide.
The condition of the body, however,
has aroused suspicion. The right eye
has bad cut over it and there is a
bruise on the right cheek There are
also bruises on the body and right leg,
while the back of the neck is discolor-
ed. The opinion with the officials is
that the unfortunate man was injured
while struggling in his room after
having taken the poison.
According to Manager Jennings, of
the hotel. Wallace was alone in the
room at the time and it was necessary
for a boy TO climb over the transom to
unlock the door. Relatives living at
Washington, Pa. have directed the
coroner to embalm the body and pre-
pare it for burial. 1t will probably be
taken to Washington for interment.
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Alfred Hersberg, said to be a wealthy
citizen of Johannesburg.
Clement Scott has resumed work as
dramatic critic of the Daily Telegraph.
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(Copyright.)

tStPN isn't
London. March 1.-THE departure
OF Queen Victoria for the South of
France has had an effect upon the po-
litical and commercial world, as it is
reasonably assumed that she would
not leave the country unless the hori-
ION was clearer which is commonly
supposed to be the ease. Club gossip
mas ii that when her majesty saw the
French ambassador. Baron de Cour-
eel at Windsor on Monday last, she
EXPRESSED the hope that nothing would
interfere with her visit TO the Riviera,
70 which the ambassador is said to
have replied:
1T would be misfortune for
France. madame
At Portsmouth the queen was seen
~ he looking well. though extra pre-
cautions were taken to secure her from
disturbance The royal Yacht, on
which she slept was guarded by a
chain Of picket boats, and al Cher
ba,rp on Friday night, where her
naiesfv also slept on board the Yacht,
al bammering work in the ship yards
49, forhidden for the time being. In
asd;tion. the royal train was ordered
10 RIM AT a speed of only twenty miles
an hour. :a.;,,,
aa mon the country by the state
Van, of the Parliamentary secretary OF
ne foreign office, MIR. George n. Cur
san nm Thursday, in the House OF
1,n,npons that Russia had not sent an
,,1ti,,,atnm to China, is regarded as be-
;ng reassuring. and the speech OF the
srSt lord of the admiralty, the Hon.
George ]. Goschen, in the House OF
Tammons on the same day. when the
nayal estimates We're presented, help
,4a on the whole, 20
rpEATE a HOPEFUL FEELING.
The Marquis of Salisbury continues to
Ia the scape-g goat OF the conservative
Dissatisfaction. and were his lordshlp
~ resign tomorrow many OF ms Far
liamenfary followers would near the
na,vs without regret 1t is this which
occasions much political gossip as TO
impending cabinet changes.
the result of the Parliamentary bye-
alecttion on Wednesday IN the Ste
may division of the Tower Hamlets
I,ondonl. when the Liberals gained a
scat and wiped out strong ConsefNa-
,S,a maiority. is charged by the Con-
sarvatiycs 10 the Marquis Of Sails
b,ry's foreign policy. while the inter
fsrence of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
nc secretary of state for the colonies,
IS tho recent London county council
elections has intensified the cabinet
a,ssensions. Mr.. Chamberlain's news
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WANTS TO BUY TUGS.

Taunton. Mass. March 12.-The Sta
pies Coal Company. Of this city, has
received requests from the United
States government 10 name the selling
price OF the two large and powerful
ocean going tugs owned by the COM
pany. The government is also en-
deavoring to purchase coal harges be-
longing TO the company which are now
being built a Bath. Na-
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BLANCHE K. BRUCE ILL.

Washington, March 12-Blanche X.
Bruce, register Of the treasury and ex-
Senator from Mississippi, is seriously
i'll at his residence here, and il is
feared that he may not survive. He
has been suffering from acute stomach
trouble for some weeks, and this week
the illness took an alarming form, He
is well known throughout the country
9 q leader Of the negro xaca
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money lending, on Thursday, con-
demned the business in the strongest
terms, saying it frequently costs the
victims
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tenances the dropping of hay on pub

tenances the dropping Of hay on pub
lie thoroughfares as an offense.
Ernest Baney, of Elm Grove--I think
the law charging a FARMER with an
offense when portion of hay happens
to fall to the street from his wagon, is
unconstitutional, for l can see no way
in which it could be prevented only by
the hay being baled. | have no means
by which to bale the hay. 1 bring it to
the city, and if | am compelled to con-
vey it to town always with the fear
that 1 may be arrested when a small
portion accidentally falls to the street,
l would rather remain at home
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TORONTO PRIMARIES.

Special 10 the Register !,
Toronto. Ohio. March 2-rhe r
.,,,tl;can ,,Ynirinal primaries to#s
l.ee,lte5 il follows Council.
r, 80, cao conn apd John ils
rush: city clerk Hiram MushEn7l
800 800 y III, .''' l,rsfahTe Elmer 4gdf
trustee. ". Is. stewart clerk a-4 '0I
Paisley justice.
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THE WOMEN VOTERS
or SteubenvilIe Hold Convention and
Name "a school Ticket

Special % thr REGISTER.
Steubenville. Ohio March t9-The
women voters of Steubenville held
their third annual convention here this
afternoon. Mrs. w. V b. Croskey and
Mrs James Fielding were nominated
for school board Resolutions We're
passed complimenting the women mem
bers of the board for having brought
about harmonious meetings of the
hoard
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THE DEPARTURE Of THE QUEEN,
For the South Of France, Has Caused a
Better Feeling in England.

Generally Believed She Would Not
Leave the Country If War Clouds
Were lowering as Low as Some
Supposed from Occurrences of the
Past Week-A Syndicate Formed
to Build and Speculate in War
ships-Domestic Troubles of the
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess
of Hesse-The Evils Of Money
Lending Condemned-SavOy Res
taurants' Profits Cut Seriously.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

The Australia sails for San Fran
cisco at o'clock p. M. next Wednes-
day, October Ind.
Quite a number of passengers have
booked on the City of Columbia for
Seattle this afternoon.
The schooner Allen has been chart
ered for lumber from Eureka TO Ho-
nolulu by Charles Nelson.
The schooner w. f. Jewett made the
run from ST. Michaels to Gray's Har-
Dor in twelve days, quickest trip on
record
The steamer MaZama returned from
her maiden trip in these waters with
some rice on board from Hanalei yes
terday.
The island steamers sailing today
are the Mazama, for Hanamaulu, at
D. M and the Waialeale for Kahuku
at u noon.
The bark Alden Besse finished dis
charging at noon yesterday and will
sail for San Francisco in ballast some
time this morning.
The brig J. d. Spreckels and bark
entine w. H Dimond sail with ballast
cargo of sugar for San Francisco, and
Mauna Loa next week.
The steam dredger in the harbor has
begun work in the channel taking
away a spit After completing that
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Speedy w aialSale.

Captain Mosher Of the steamer Wal
aleale claims record ran from Ka-
huku yesterday. Between Fort street
wharf and the Kahuku buoy there is
a trife over forty miles TO be cover
ed which the Waialeale, with the wind
behind her did it in three hours and
some odd minutes. Chief Engineer
Keech of the I. ]. S. y. Co. explains
that the Waialeale has been greatly
improved in the machinery during the
past year and is good for a steady nine
knot clip when clean. In the Waiale-
ale's earlier trips here some complaints
were made on account of her slowness.
The Waialeale can show her heels 10
nearly all of the fleet now
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BAILEY'S BIKE BITS.
TENS OF INTEREST TO BICYCLE

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO BICYCLE
RIDERS.
Rubber is very scarce and steadily ad-
vancing in price. Bicycle tires and tubes,
also carriage tires are likely to advance
in price, so cents PAIR advance already
on some tires. NO ADVANCE WITH Us.
The 30-inch wheel will not take the
place of the 2S in 1899 as advertised by
some manufa cturers. Canvass Of various
makers has resulted in an estimated out
put of from to 10 per cent in 30-in. 1.-The
Cycle Age says 1t is a passing fad, like
the 30-inch front wheel of a few years
ago. And the very low head of this year.
PrOportiOnate strength has to be fol-
lowed out TO insure reliability which
gains and keeps the popular favor.
BICYCLES Will be decorated, and appear
ance in '99, studied by those makers who
have held back from using transfers,
stripping, etc, the demand is for decOra-
ton and Bikes will be ornamented 10 suit
the taste OF the purchasers.
BAILEY's HONOLULU CYCLERY. IS
King street, has good second hand wheels
for. SIS. with new tires $50 10 SIS. NEW
BICYCLES $50, 81 model. The Reliable
Stormer Wheels 'SS model at $40. 'EUaran-
teed one year, NJ. & W. tires.
Repairs of all kinds.
Bake enamels and decorations up-to-
date.
oiled and punctures repaired, popular
feature, at
23I KING STREET.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF ANTOINE ROSA.

Notice is hereby given 20 al cred
itOrs Of the late Antoine Rosa, OF Ho-
noIulu, Oahu, deceased, that I have
been duly appointed executor OF the
viii of said Antoine Rosa, and all cred
icors OF said deceased are hereby mott
fed 10 present their claims duly au-
thenticated, and with the proper youch-
ers, If any exist, even If the claim is
secured by mortgage upon real es-
tate, 10 ne, at my Office on Kaahu-
manu- street, in said Honolulu, within
six months from the date Of publica-
ton hereof, and Il such claims are not
so presented they viii he forever
barred.
JNO. 2. COLBURN.
Executor VIII OF Antoine Rosa de-
ceased.
Honolulu. October 20, 1898.
5057 2o14-4tT
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work it will again resume the work
of excavating coral N the Richards
street slip that was left incompleted
last month.
The schooner Aloha, with a small
cargo Of sugar for San Francisco, had
the ship John \. Briggs in ballast,
for Chemainus, sailed yesterday.
The Valencia, now here, and the
Roanoke, d KlOndike steamer, are
slated for the POlynesian line service
soon 10 be inaugurated. These steam
ers will call here en- route TO Tahiti.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, LIZZIE CHRISTLEY,
having left my home, all persons are
hereby cautioned against giving her
credit on my account, as | will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by her.
Dated Honolulu, October 9th, 1898.
5O62 THOMAS CHRISTLEY.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

SAILED RUM F1UNULULU.
Thursday, October q.
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, Kappa.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, Wal
mea.
Am. ship John A Briggs, Balch,
Chemamus, in ballast.
Am. stmr. China, Seabury, Yoko-
hama.
Schr. Kauilani, Pearl Lochs.
Schr. Aloha, Dabel, San Francisco.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Thursday, October q.
u. S. L. S. Arizona, Barnesson, Is
days from Hongkong.
u. S. T. S. Valencia, Lane, s days
from San Francisco.
Stmr. Mazama, Gregory, IA hrs. from
Hanalei.
Stmr. Waialeale, Mosher, 3 hrs. 10
min. from Kahuku
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Per bktn Irmgard, from San Fran
cisco. Oct. 26.-During the first three
DAYS made about a thousand miles.
For the next four days, drifted back
and made no Roadway whatever. After
that. light winds We're met with.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

From San Francisco, per bhtn. Irm-
gard, Oct. 27.-Mrs. c. l. Kellogg Lane,
NJ D., Annie Breeze Southwick, Miss
E. T. Williams, A. A. Deas, w. |. Gal
lagher, H. Babbitt, Fred S. Harrison,
nj. |. Tenney.
From Kauai, per stmr. Mazama, Oct.
PHI. NJ Sewall, w. G.. Irwin, r.
IYerS
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FOR SALE.

\ 7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE LO-
Gated at the corner of Victoria and
Green streets. Also 4-roOm cottage.
VIII sell separately or together. For
further particulars apply TO
ARTHUR HARRISON,
5061 Washington Feed Co.
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NOTICE.

THE STOCK BOOK OF THE HA-
WAIIAN AGRICULTURAL co. will
be closed TO transfers from Thursday,
October 9th TO Tuesday. November
1st. A dividend will be payable on the
2lst inst.
- GEO. II. ROBERTSON.
Treasurer II. a. Co.
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1898. 5000
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ROOM AND BOARD.
WANTED.
NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MESSRS.
Enoch Johnson and Patrick sylvia are
authorized TO act for me or for the
firm of w. G. Achi & Co. during my
absence from the Hawaiian Islands.
". c. ACHI.
Oct. -, 1898. 5049.
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FOR SALE.

LOT FOR SALE ON LILIHA ST,
next to Mr.. Suhr's residence (COTnwell
RESIDENCE 110x240.
Apply to
LOVEJOY & CO,
5053 No. 10 Nuuanu St
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WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN REMAINING IN
Honolulu during the winter, wants sim
gle or double team, harness and car
rage complete. Will board same for
light use. Best care. References. Ad-
dress M" Advertiser. 5000
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FOR RENT.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent in desirable location with or with
out board. Inquire d Advertiser
Office. 1000
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BORN.

DOLE-At Chicago, Ills, Oct. 8. 1898,
to the wife OF Walter S. Dole, a son.
BUSNELL-In this city, this morning,
October q, 1898, to the wife Of L.
BusneIl, a daughter.
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FOR SALE.

A COUNTER OF KAUWILA WOOD
A LARGE SAFE Ca small one will
be taken on account).
4 DESK.
A FAIRBANKS SCALE.
TWELVE LARGE TABLES.
BINGHAM AND SADDLE STANDS.
5062 II. w. SCHMIDT & SONS.
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE, AND FIVE FIRST
class MICH COWS, on premises OF
the undersigned. and said premises
FOR LEASE,
Consisting Of House and Lot or
Fort Street in Honolulu below School
street.
The house contains lanai, three bed
rooms, dining room, kitchen, bath
room, etc.
The lot is large and finely sodded
with manienie grass, containing fruit
and shade trees.
There is pasturage enough 10 keep
one or TWO horses and cow.
Apply on premises TO
T. CHRISTLEY.- or 20
]. ALFRED MACON.
5062 Next 20 Post Office, Honolulu.
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ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS-SAT-
URDAY'S SPECIAL ADVERTISER.
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WAN TED.

A GOOD, SECOND HAND BICYCLE
at a reasonable price. Apply at second
house makai from Chinese store, cor
ner Hotel and Punchbowl streets.
5062
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MEETING NOTICE.
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Paia Plantation will be held at the Of
flee of Alexander & Baldwin on Mon
day, the 31st inst. at 1920 a. m.
]. b. ATHERTON,
5O59 Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Haiku Sugar Company will be held at
the office of Alexander & Baldwin, on
Monday, the 31st inst, at 10 a. m.
J. e. ATHERTON.
'5059 Secretary.