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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
B4THER RESCUED UNCONSCIOUS

Norman Pollock. twenty years old a bookkeep>r
OF No. 1.es2 Fifth-ave was saved from drowning
yesterday by Andrew Spaudinger, the lifesaver at
North River - eA'0
Pollock succeeded In getting about one hundred
rreet from the bathhouse and unable to return
opaudinser saw that the man IN trouble and
swan toward him. BY the time he reached The
spot where Pollock had been the latter had zone
Snder the water, and would have drowned had not
Spaudinger dived after him
Pollock was unconscious. and vas tnh0 b
Roosevelt Hospttalx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
H. 0. HAVEMEYER Building SCHOOLS.
REPORTED TO HAVE OFFERED $4,000 FOR KIN
DERGARTEN AT GREENWICH. CONN.

meyer, who has summer home at Greenwich.
Conn. had offered 10 relieve the Congested condi-
ton OF the school building in the Meeting House
school district Greenwich by the erection OF a
building for kindergarten at an expense OF $50 900
Mr. Havemeyer could not be yesterday.
Mr.. Havemeyer built the present schoOlhouse six
years ago a cost OF $1,000 At the annual meet
ing OF the district held last Wednesday It was
reported that the capacity OF the building had been
reached and more room WAS needed Since the
school was first used the enrolment has Increased
80 per cent. Mr. Hlvemeycr "a also interested in
the building of new $4,000 schoolhouse at Sound
Beach, a village the east Side OF the town near
Mr.. Havemeyer's home. which has become a sum-
mer resort within the last few years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
FOUR ORDAINED TO PRIESTHOOD.

ToNsUREs CONFERRED UPON EIGHT STUDENTS
IN CHURCH OF ST. PAUL. THE APOSTLE.
At the Roman Catholic Church of ST Paul the
Apostle n CoIumbus-ave. near Fifty-ninth-st-.
yesterday at 1880 a. four deacons OF the Paulist
community were ordained to the priesthood and
tonsureg were conferred upon eight students. The
ordination ceremonies were conducted by Bishop
John J. Monagha of Wilmington, Del.
The four ordained to the priesthood were the
Rev John D. Harvey of Bloomington. Ill; Thomas
A. Daily. of Bridgeport, Conn; Peter J. Moran. OF
Buffalo, n. Y. and Charles J. Ouimet, of Pitts
field, Mass. The students upon whom ton
sures were conferred We're Charles A. Crowley,
James A. Farley. Francis c. Gray. Henry / Stark.
Jerome 7. O'Her1e, Edward J. Mullaly. George
/ Waring and Oliver A walsh: The church was
crowded. A large number of fellow students gath
cred around the eight young after the service
and gave them a farewell greeting.
The four priests viii be assigned to parishes at
AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
ORDINATION OF SEVEN PRIESTS

At 81. Patricks Roman Catholic Cathedral. in
Newark. yesterday, seven priests were ordained by
Bishop Wigger, OF the Newark Diocese. The new
priests were the Revs. James A. Lundy, James A
MackinsCn Edward +. Schultz and Michael ].
Earreiiy. OF Newark; John n OHasan, OF Jersey
City; Richard \. Mahoney. Of Patterson and John
Augustus McGeary of Washington ID. c. The
ORDER Of sub-deacon also conferred the
Revs, Iichael Il. Corcoran and Henry J. Waiter
son, Of Jersey city; Edward J. Miskela. Of Dover,
and Patrick 4. Maher of Mount Hope. The Ca
thedrai crowded and B.ehop Wigger was as
sisted by number OF priests.
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trouble for him she would ind him She then
stVe up all efforts to find out anything about hin,
Sne hao tod Wilson of her marriage to Ptckerfn1
3 3. tnat ne was still living but did not tell him
PICKERING had another wife ~ wa 'AA-A
- On the contrary" she said II told him he had
~ llsnl 70 marry me, but he said Pickering would
lever oother me, as he had left me- and that a.
Pi Ply name would be changed when he married me
tIcherins could never find me out He threatened
ne would blow his brains out unless married hin,
ana did so. 1 have been a good and faithful wffe
10 MIN. but he has behaved very badly 10 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
STRIKES A MATCH NEAR A GAS LEAK.
EXPLOSION FOLLOWS MAN IS BURNED AND WIN
BOWS ARE WRECKED

BOWS ARE WRECKED
william 1flford thirty-two years old, of No 12
East One-hundred-a and -ffth-st, was badly burned
about the face and hands yesterday by an explo-
sion OF gas in the house at No. 80 East One-hun-
dred-and-fifth-st.
I1lford was called into the house by Mrs. May
FITZPATRICK, the caretaker. who had detected a
strong odor Of gas In the parlor. He first went
into the basement and turned off the gas at the
meter. Then. going back into the parlor. he took
stepladder and endeavored to locate the leak
IN the gas fixtures. He struck match. and IN
stantly there was an explosion of tho gas that had
accumulated.
his hair and eyebrows were stnged his face was
blackened, and his clothing set on fire. DR.. Black
mar. Of the Harlem Hospital. dressed Tilford's
burns.
The explosion was violent that nearly every
window in the house. a three-story structure. was
broken
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CHILD RUN OVER BY WAGON DIES

Susan Bungo. eleven years old, of No S55 West
Twenty-sxth-st.. died yesterday from injuries re-
ceived by being run over at Twenty-eighth-st and
Ninth-aVe on June by a wagon owned by the
Charles J. Pyle Lumber Company. The driver
Thomas Bradigan. of No 4SS West Twenty eighth
St. is under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10

liens and Women's .Zu1oxted .HosIe1u.


o In
sfu
them
the benefto it by OIL sheM ~
sH hem nsep;
% Hh md wr hHbhS hgh
a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
GEORGE CROCKER BACK AGAIN
DECLINES TO TALK ABOUT PRICE, Moor

DECLINES TO TALK ABOUT PRICE, Moor
MICK & co.'s AFFAIRS
George Croker. the special partner OF the firm
OF Price. Mccormick & Co, which recently failed
the Campania-
II have nothing to say to the affairs of the
firm" he said. II know nothing. except that I
received cable while I was IN Rome. 1 came at
back Z London and only arrived there the
dey before this steamer sailed
M Croker neither denied nor affirmed the IN
teryiew which cabled from Rome IN which he
was alleged to have said that the FIRMS failure
was caused by private speculation by one Of the
partners He added that as to the cause of the
failure, time, would tell Before leaving the pier
nothing TO say on the subject ct the present time
but may have IN a day So"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10

WE PREPAY FREIGHT
all paid purchases OF $500 more TO rail-
road station within the following States:-Maine
New Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusetts Rhode
Island. Connecticut. New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
ParusoLs,


This Is fortunate purchase at low price Of very
choice but small lot Of ASilk Taeta Coaching Psrasols
Pinch size changeable effects in correct and beautiful col
ongs, fitted with handsome natural sticks and extension
bs. They actually worth s. so apiece and
to sell at that price It's great opportunity-one that
isn't offered every day. here elsewhere So don't miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
LETTER FROM MR.. COLER

Mr.. Fallows gave out copy Of a letter sent to
him by Controller Coler reading as follows:
desire to express my appreciation OF your ser
vices in the collection OF the transfer tax in the
estate OF George Smith. Your courtesy and atten-
ton to the executors of the estate in addition to
your professional services, had much 70 o with
the conclusion they arrived at to pay the tax
without litigation over the question Of Internal
Revenue tax and deduction of the English In
heritance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
Ladies Dress Skirts

SERGE SKIRTS, good black quality good tailoring
HOMESPUN SKIRTS
TAFFETA SKIRTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
R Ru6 Conservatory

OUR SEASHORE DELIVERY
Is IN operation again for the 1900 Dlry
deliveries all the prominent Atlantic
Highlands to Ocean Grove and Cedsrhurst TO Rock
away Park. I. L
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night. The following nominations for per-
manent officers were made: w. c. Achl
president: G. +. Peterson. vice PRESIDENT
". Fernandez, treasurer; +. Silva. secre-
tary. w. c. Achi. c. f. Peterson and
Cbas. Il. Dwight were nominated as dele
gates to the district committee. Eiec-
tie ms and appointments were made as fol-
lows: Judges. c. u. Dwight. James Har-
bottle and r. NJ. Duncan: te.lers. W Fer
rardez and Geo. s. Evans; enrolment
committee, w. L. Peterson. ]. Harbottie.
]. NJ. Keanu. Chas. b. Dwight, r. NJ. Dun
can. Geo. 8. Evans and Ben. Haahao.
FIFTH DISTRICT, NINTH PRECINCT.
Kauluwela School House-The follow
ing nominations for permanent officers to
be elected today were made- President,
w. O. Smith and J. T. de Bolt: w. o..
Smith withdrew: secretary. s. X. Kane;
treasurer, A. G.. McInerney; enrolment
committee. J. r. Gait. w. ]. Coelho. Cap
tain NJ. Costa: delegates TO district COM
mittee, +. T. p. waterhouse, George r..
Carter. ]. T. de Bolt, w. J. Coelho, s. X.
Kane, J. A. Hughes. Subscriptions rails
ed, SIC.
FIFTH DISTRICT. TENTH PRE-
CINCT.
Kauluwela School-The following nomi-
ma tons for permanent officers were made:
President, j. L. Kaulukou: vice president.
r. j. wilson: secretary and treasurer,
w. RI. Crawford: judges. A. Bolster.
Charles Broad. J. Xavier: delegates to
district committee. f. J. Wilson. j. l..
KauluIxou, w. II. Crawford, Enoch John
son.
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THE GAY MARINE.

The gay marine said to his girl.
The words I speak are true
That when I go to war again
I'm going to Taku.'
But" quoth the maid. II cannot 60:
1t would not do. you see.
It Is no place for girls. that war;
So how can you take met"
Il win not" said the gay marine;
yet what I say is true
When next I go to war I swear
I'm going to Taku."
And stili the maiden shook her head
And did not understand.
She had not learned the names OF thing
In far-off China-land.
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HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO, d
NO. So7 FORT st.,
OPPOSITE sPRECKELS BANl
New Books
Golden Rule Bazaar,
s1s FORT STREET.

"Tek.a," "His Lordship's Leopstl
To Have and to Hold" RED PcttaC]
"A Daughter Of the vine." WE
Knighthood Was In the Flower" "M
John Street." "Three Men on wh"i]
Tho Prisoners Of Hope" with "Vs1
ieavened Bread" Senator North Y
Gentlemc1 from Indiana, THE Ba'1
Volts Breed" For the Queen in sou1
Africa" "Currita, Countess Of AOs1
uoz." 1.-THE Voice OF the People" 'Ra1
ert Tourney" In Pursuit Of the Hcus1
boat" Janice Meredith" "A Nsms
Conjure WITH" Monsieur Beaucsir
The Autobiography OF Grizzly" 'T
End Of an Era" Deacon Bradbury
I'm Cuba with Shafter," ''rrOc''|
ss09." 'The Sign Of the Cross" 'Sp|
press Octavia," with Kitchener
Khartoum." "In Hampton Ros0'
Ben Gomez" "a Gentleman Plays
The Hero of g."
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IN ARKANSAS.

1 Is a great believer In furr,n ,r,.s,,s
OUT MT DO me no good ter see a heather
In beaver hat en- fur overcoat whilst
Is projickin' roun' in a hick'ry-stripe
shirt Some folks want all de gold dat
20 Kin dig fer 'um: but wen hit corne
ter diggin' 1t deyse'f dey gifts a certifi-
cate rum de doctor, sayin' whad dey
neeas rs rest Ell de rich man give all
roun' en- ak de po'r ter lend him a dollar
en- wen dat come ter pass de po'r would
tell him ter go long en- work fer his
livin'.
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REPUBLICANS
VOTE TODAY
Polls Open From 3 Till
9 O'clock.
LIVELY CONTEST LIKELY
Caucuses in Many Precincts Last
Night Bring Out Big
Crowd,

Republicans will vote today all over
Hawaii The election will be primary
for the purpose of electing delegates
TO district convention and the polls
will be open from o'clock this after
noon until o'clock tonight. Besides In
each precinct there are contests for
club officers and internal organization.
The district committees elected are to
meet In their respective districts on the
9Th and 7th of September and elect the
following officers: President, vice-pres-
ident. secretary. treasurer and such
others and standing committees as they
shall be entitled to and also their dele
gates to the Territorial convention, In
accordance with the following:
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Spruance. Stanley 4 Co.'S Kentucky
Favorite whiskey q, Jays gives perfect
II n pure, uniform. old
and mellow-just Ike velvet
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NEW 0)ODS!! NEN GOODS
just Arrived:

Per Elk Diamond Head, schr. Ifur
and u. b. Sutton, viz: Blasting Pm
der. Giant Powder. Rice Bird Psvcr
Hats, Caps, q. p. Caps, Fuse ana Los,
cd Cartridges; q large assortment I
Symour's Celebrated Scissors, shss
Shears. Cane Knives. X-Cut LW
Butcher Knives. WhitewaIh BruAs
Paint and Varnish Brushes, ksrosu
Gasoline. Benzine and rurpeptiss
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Also Agents for
PANsY COOKING sTovEx
HAvILAND WARE.
GATE CITY WATER FILTIn
VICTOR SAFE 4 LOCK co.

Aermotor WindmilIs. the best vas|
mills ever como to this country; III
no eual
The above articles must be scll d
LOWEST BEDROCK PRICEs Piaa|
esll and examine for yourself
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FIFTEEN YEATS
At HARD LABOR

Continued from Page ID
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES Z
TO-DAY FROM 8 TO p. NJ.
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The two women approached a rem
nant counter In one OF Honolulu's dry
goods stores. They came from opposite
directions. and each. oblivious of the
other. had her eyes glued to a small
piece OF pique. simultaneously they
clutched 1t from opposite sides of the
counter, and then glared at each other
defantly.
How much Is this?" asked one.
catching the eye Of a saleswoman.
Twenty cents a yard. It's the very
best pique." was the reply.
'.N'll take It," said the other woman.
Indeed. you'll do nothing OF the
sort" demonstrated the one who had
asked the price.
They were both still clutching 1t.
TITS just what 1 want-.ust enough
to make a sailor collar and a shield for
a blouse
why, that's exactly what I want 1t
for" said the other woman, land It's
just enough-about three-quarters OF
yard"
"WeIl, you can't have IT," snapped
the first woman.
The situation was becoming serious
when the saleswoman produced a yard
stick and measured the remnant.
.Why, it's yard and a half she
said. There's enough for both Of you"
\ X = y
It had been a busy day In the office.
A steamer had arrived from Hawaii
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VESSELS In PUhT.
MERCHANTMEN.

tIhis list does not include coasters)
Amelia, Am. bk., Wilder, Eureka, May q.
Alb, II. am. bk., Grlnlhs, San FRANCISCO,
May %.
cisco. May %.
-AIsnor;s Am sp., Colby. Newcastle.
Albert Meyer, Am. sch.. Nelson. Seattle,
Aloha. Am. schr.. Fry. San Francisco.
lay Is.
rrsncisco May i. "' Cd"
a. J. Ropes. Am. sp., Chapman, San
/ rancisco. April Is.
AustIaLa, br. sp.. Jeuss. Newcastle,
BloeIl4Io.l tein, Br. S. S.. Belloch, Seattle,
B@"salsie. Br. sp.. Blanchard, Newcastle,
Nay 3.
Francisco. April 2.
y Bryant N. am. blk. Collay. San Fran
corona Am Sch, Anderson, PIT. Gam
Czarir a. steamer, Seaman, San Francisco,
May 30.
kq~"rG May. Am. bk.. San Francisco
May IL.
%. April 1s
=, Am. sp., Rhodes, Newcastle,
& Watson, Am. sch. Petterson
Fort Townsend. May 2.
hafi9ch : astle. III. snp., Evans, Liver
H N, ava, Haw. blk. Dearborn. Newcas-
aecia, am. sch., Newcastle, MAY 7.
Hsnry b. Hyde, Am. sp., Scribner, New
York am tsiparaiso, March ~.
H. r. Chapman, Am. 3d. Carter San
Francisco. April Is.
hVanhoe, Br. -bk., Newcastle, May 1a.
Jhu. A Campbell Am. sch. smith. Ia
Jares y. B"uce. Am. schr.. Peterson
Aberdeen, May 20. 'o"'
John. ala. unI Andersop S..,,,..
April y. ''Ae
Luzon, Am. sp., Park, New York. Nav
Aauna Ala. Haw. bk., Smith, San Fran
May H. eAa'
Marie. Ger. sp.. Kaak, Newcastle. Eng.
May s. A"e''
April 20. quincy
oh a Am: SCH. Reusch. Port Town
Oakland, Am. bk., Alderman
FIanler' Am bkt., MCNEIL, San Fran
cisco. May 4.
reaper, Am. ship, Newcastle. Nav II
H. H. Rithet, Haw. bkt, McPhaii Sa,,
Francisco, May 6. No''
Sebastian Bach. Br. bk.. Nagasaki. Feb.
q. 4"oJ
stardard. Am. sp.. Getchen. Newcastle
May II.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

May 25. No. 6oS-J. F. Botelho. r. ~,
al. to Mary A. Adams; CIR. 1920 (nortiorI
Mu nai stree street, Honolulu. Oahu. Cons.d,
NO. SLOW. Fl. Rice and wife to II
cooper: lots 9, 10, IL. u. 10, a. Is and 1s
block 70. Pearl City, Eva, Oahu. Con-
sideration $1,000.
May 2e. No. ELI. Helenihi and wife
10 l.. L. McCandless; one-haIf Interest in
APPS. and 3, r. P. 5641, kul COS. Auwa;n-
sEIn honolulu, Oahu. Consideration
No. 6l2-Kama to C. Bolte. tr. one shoro
IN hui land of Kahana. Kooia,i,oa Or,
Consideration $50. oaiiu'
70 No S;oS elS.W; Grote to j. s. Azevedo; lot
consideration $780, O"Hu'
T N S,;, eH-san Antonio Benefit Society to
H. Ill Sii5er; piece land. waikahaiulu. Homo.
io NJ O sin Consideration $1,000
lahu. Waika haiulu. Honolulu, oahu. Con.
~ No sls.M. K. Unauna and husband
Ltd; portion kul. 1925, Iwilei. HonoIn'
H. oahu. Consideration $500. o'u-
List of deeds filed for record Nav .,
FIRST Party. Second Party. Glass
Z. NJ Ikaika-The Honolulu Invest LASS
E; m NJ I es f,5 Honolulu Invest Invest
L; Kuaimoku and husba nd-Waia. y
lua Agricultural Co.. Ltd. n
haPea-Waiaiua Agricultural Co.,
J. Emmeluth and wife-A. 8. Hart
well ...r.., 49,. n
"A. w. Piianaia and wife-Kalawai-
"hui Ct 81. 80. u
Martha A. j. Chamberlain-Maria
- O,oeS ID
l. kaiaikawaha-R. II. Helela 49, d
q. ;. Mokuahi-J. II. Schnack 80. d
I. c see Young and wife-Kong On
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Bertha, I think / hear a burglar
down stairs well, let him alone. If
cook gets awake she will call in seven
policemen. and we won't have a bite
left In the house for breakfast."-Chi-
cago Record.
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Session Sales-Morning Session-Fifty-
nVe Pioneer, 500; 80 Olaa, palu up, Sl5
three Olaa, assessable, 81; ~ ,1ctsr De
q. .ssabie, So; 50 Waialua, assessable,
--~.ween Boards-One hundred and
fourteen McBryde, pald up, SIi; o0 Olad
PAD up, $l5; II tacinc, $50; 100 Waiaiua,
assessable, $102. So
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Classified Advertisements.
FOR RENT or

~ RESPONSIBLE parties, at beauti-
iul kaalawai. beyond Diamond Head,
the residence of c. w. Booth; partly
furnished; laid with city water. Ap-
ply to c. w. Booth Or at the office of
J. A. Magoon. 5557
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Thursday, May 81.
Stmr w. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ka-
uai. May 80: 5000 bags sugar, pkgs
sundries.
Schr. Halcyon. Mell;n, from Eureka,
May IA: 314,607 feet lumber.
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SIOlrN.

NSAh Associated Charities, Hotel St.,
a a.s secondhand Sterling Bicycle, No.
i'@o. Liberal reward will be paid if
u vince Is returned to Pacific Cycle
Co.. Fort st. 55so
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Thursday, May 81.
Stmr. Waialeale, Green, for Hama, Ha-
namaulu and Kilauea.
Stmr. Kauai, bruhn, for Eleele and
Hanapepe.
Stn.r. carlisle City, Aiken, for San
Diego.
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Notice to Shipmasters.
U. 5. Branch Hydrographis Office
San Era nciSnn Cnl

San Francisco. Cal.
By communicating with the Rranob IT.,
geographic Office in San Francisco. can
ans OF vessels who will Cooperate with
ne Hydrographic Office by recording the
'neteroiogfcal observations suggested by
ne of1ce, can have forwarded to them a,
my desired port, and free of expense. tn.
Incnthiy pilot charts Of the North Pacifi,
~ IT. ana the latest information regard
'ers which they frequent.
q, Mariners are requested to report to the
nc, ,if dangers discovered, or any other
IICImatlon which can be utilized for cor
sCung charts or sailing directions. or in
North Pacific. c. 6. CATKINS Tue
Lieut.. -Comdr.. II. In Eho,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TIME TABLE

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION,
May 81, 10 p. m.-Weather, cloudy; wind.
light, north.
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SEVERAL intelligent boys, about Is
years of age, to learn trade Apply to
H. F. Wichman. $3.50
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A SMALL furnished house or few fur
nished rooms; Waikiki preferred. E.
>. Hargrave, p. o. Box $40. $500
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DIVIDENDS PAID TODAY.

STOCK sales during the month of Nav
We're as follows: 80 shares american SUI
gar Co., so; 2,1S9 Eva at from $z7.75 to
S5z.oo' 70 HaWanan Sugar Co. at $zzU; o.
Honomu at $1125O to $l77. 80: 300 Honokaa
at $Sl. % to $32; 737 klhei, assessabIe a,
slS to SIG; Las McBryde assessall at
TO 81; 219 McBryde, paid up, at SIT; 100
aSahihu assessaDie, al u; 440 Oanu at
$l.5 TO S1SS; 2,S20 Ookala at $500 to s2i
l,0z6 Olaa, assessable, at 81 to $262 10; 35j
Olaa, pad up, at $13 to SIS. ga foneer
Mill at Sl650 to $500; 1,22O Waialua, as
sessable, at SS4.15 to s102. So 10 Walalua
pald up, at S113; II Waikiki at $3.50 200
Mutual Telephone Co. at $3.50 to SIG: 1873
Cahu K. al. Co. at $l15 to $I95; 81, 900 Hi
10 haaliroad Co. bonds at 500; II 900 Oahu
X. d l.. Co. bonds at SOB to SiO4.
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Classified Advertisements.
AN ED,

WAIVED.
~ LEASE furnished cottage for
few months; location on the Plains
preferred. Address j. H., 100, at this
oLlce. $3.50
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A GOOD blacksmith. Apply at office of
Eva Plantation. 555S
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A PLAIN, 4-room cottage, with kitchen,
bathroom, ETC.; must be near the city.
Address j. E. Kennedy, this office.
1857
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For general Information apply to
-t IA OK EELo ON n.
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BORN.

CoWAN-!n Aiea, Oahu, May 10, 1900
to the wife of Jas. Cowan. a son
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THE MELROSE, king tire {

Board AID rooms; all modern COM
forts; electric lights; mosquito proof;
quiet, refined home <ing ST. cars
pass TIT door. Prices moderate. Tele-
phone 3, 81-blue.
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FURNISHED houses. l have two de-
slrable hous IS, furnished, to rent at
reasonable rent. For particulars call
at office. Will e. Fisher, Real Estate
Agent and Auctioneer. 5557
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FURNISHED house, for months or
more. Inquire j. F. Scott, 1874 Pros
pect ST. ss5s