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Evening star., 1900-11-17

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, November IS. 1900.
If any breadwinning woman desires to
earn modest fortune, she should lose
time in establishing laundry, where deli
cate feminine underwear be washed,
starched and iroHed- to perfection and by
hand. No labOr-sav.ng devices can be relied
upon in the laundry of up-to-date lingerie.
To the deft and gentle fingers of the most
skilled French blanchisseuse should the
webs of, fipest cotton, Si.k and liner be in
trusted, when the cleansing process is gone
through with; else sthe rrny mesh Of this
raiment, that Cleopatra herself would have
been flattered to wear. will be reduced to
shreds after couple of trips to the wash
tub t-E -... .,- 1..-a.-- .5'
B ....=.. Immaculate White. -slt, M -
White and always white Is now the de-
mand Of the purchaser, and, oddly enough,
cotton of the finest quality takes precedence
of linen, and linen of silk. Would you seek
. an infall.bie test Of the prosperity of the
times, just watch the women out shopping,
calling, hurrying to the theater matinee,
and you will see the iiirt and ftutter OF
snowy white embroidered frills about their
high heels when they lift their dress skirts
at the crossings. What have become of the
silk petticoats?" you ask, and echo answers,
They are all on the bargain counters.
marked down and neglected.. ana so they
are, for it is possible at this writing to
purchase for Sc a charming silk undersk!rt
which would have sold for $40 three years
ago. In proportion as the stock of the SILK,
cotillon $50 called in Paris, has dropped the
price of the white skirt has risen sky hgh.
Women who scorn the graceful chemise
wear two white skirts-one a short affair
extending but a trife below the knee and
a second falling to the heel.
A Chapter on PetticOats.
The first one is made of extra fine nain-
sock and Is maze of tucks and lace frills
while it's longer companion Is shaped with
a habit back, set on a deep yoke about the
hips, and shows full fiounce at the foot,
cut on it's edge in extra long leaf points
richly incrusted with white needework.
1t Is not good form in dress this winter
to wear long lace trimmed undershrts on
the street and because white skirt that
is allowed to touch the dusty pavements is
a revolving sight in ten minutes. the well
bred and well dressed women have their
white walking and carriage petticoats cut
to escape the ground on all sides.
1t is with the evening. reception and
dancing dresses that the peerless splendors
of the new under-pipe can be fully appre-
ciated. There is absolutely no limit to
Evening star., 1900-11-17
Copyright, 1900, by W. A. Fraser.)

rivals: however, that did not matter-tt
wasn't the officers fault; he was only do
ing his duty. Would he step up to the
room and do him the honor Of cracking
bottle while he had bath and changed
his business coat for proper evening dress?
Sidney had his bath. and, incidentally, the
man with the warrant got very drunk.
Champagne did not flow into his life every
day, and thirst in Rangoon is something
of momentous intentness. Langdon put
him to sleep on the bed. dressed with his
usual exquisite care. and. going down stairs,
explained things to the host.
My word! e were COOL Evershed said
comes down, says as 'ow the hoficer as
got most bloomin' drunk, an Is sure to
lose is billet If e doesn't go an report his
self about this debt as is all big swindle.
E hopens a pint of champagne wi me, an
l promise to look after the hofficer, an send
i'm away 'ome to sleep it hoff.'
Now this matter OF the 1000 rupees was
a subject of disconsolate unrest to the gay
broker; he'd have to square that matter to
secure peaceful departure.
II.
Two blocks away lived a confiding Parsee
merchant to whom Langdon owed thou
sand also desire to add to the gentle fire
worshiper's tribuation SO he went to this
creditor, and ccnfided in him. See here,
he said this grasping Mussulman. Rag
nath, who is of an unchristian faith, is
seeking to hurt my business by the regular
native methods. See, he has summoned me
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appoint
ID Administrators Of The estate of Hoa-
pill Baker, deceased, and all creditors
If the deceascu are hereby notified to
present their claims, duly authenticat-
ID and with proper vouchers, If any
such exist, even If the claim is secure Il
by mortgage upon real tate, 1T the of
Ices Of Kinney, Ballou e. Mechanism
Judd building, corner Of Fort ard Mer-
chant streets, Honolu II, within SIX
months from the date of this publica
ton: and notice is further given that
such claims be not presented within six
months from the first publ catIon Of tn :
notice. or within six months from thu
day they fall due. they shall be forever
barred. EMMA BAKER,
Administrators Of the Estate Of Hoapi.i
Baker, deceased.
21S3-Jun 8-15-22 90
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


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stmr W 20 UtI Thompson .irum $40.
iaweh. tt0N lasa f.EAr itr Al'N1Ha'f a
baldwin
Ger. a. Hrra. kulfen. from Hamburg
F.t1v tarr,t cement 60 urutf
7. *. Is. s. s. Hougkong Maru. fimer
from san Francisco.
Thursday. June a.
Tx. X. 81. Nippon MaIu Allen, from
China aud Japan.
s,mr he Au Hou, Mosher from Ana
hola.
s,mr. James Make, Tuuott from la
paa.
stmr. Maui. Parker. from Hawaii
ports.
Am. ship Marion Chilcott Weeden, y
days from Newcastle with coal
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been duly ap-
pointed the executor with the will an.
1exed Of the estate OF Mrs Eliza Jane
BOardman, of Honolulu, deceased, all
persons having claims against the es-
ate are notified to present the same
within six months from date or they
will be forever barred. and all parsons
Indebted to the estate to make payment
to me or my attorney. Sam II. Chilling
worth, at Sprcckels Block, Honolulu,
II. /.
GEO. II. BOARDMAN,
Executor with the wi annexed Of the
Estate OF Mrs. Il. j. Boardman, de-
ceased.
Honolulu, oahu, June 7, 1900
2lS3-Jun S-15-22-29
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N1ffrE is uEREHY GIVEN THAT
POI NJnt htsu lrirnds tn fofrrino
rnInn muttfara dated February $50
isis % ios eeu aud l.y ktln to Wi
Nnm ri CO. Ole. Trustee fn.nfifH "a. She
hElrier.a ONCE 81 Honolulu Island ~
NNhH. loo l.htr i1H. On uafp. iA 10 tfi
Iur dIiiOn broken. to-wIt the non
payment " both PRINCIPAL ana interest
ben due Of a certain pfumi ssory note
secured thereby
That on the goth day " February
1898 said W x Castle. Trustee. for
valuable consideration, duly transfer
red and assigned said note ana mort
gaze TO En- Synk Aseu. and that on the
lfth day OF March, 1898. the said En-
Sy1k Aleu-, for a valuable consldera-
ton, duly transferred and nsslgred said
note and mortgage 10 +. A. Schaefer
q Co, who have this day assigned the
same to said En- Syak Aleu-, who now
holds and owns the same.
The premises covered by said mort
gage are as follows:
lst.-A certain lease of EN- Syak
Aseu, Trustee to Mortgagors. dated
February 10th, 1898. for IS years from
April 1T, 1895 at s55 90 per month. and
recorded in the Registers Office sfore-
said.
2nd--All the buildings on said prem
ises or hereafter 10 he pvt there until
said mortgage is fully paid.
8rd.-All interest present or prospect
i've OF mortgagors in said premises, to-
gether with tho right to collect the
income of the same.
Notice is also given that the said
property covered by said mortgage will
be offered for sac at public auction. at
the auction rooms OF Jas. f. Morgan,
at No. 80 Queen street, in Honolulu
aforesaid. at u o'clock noon on Mon
day, the 25th day Of June, A. d. 1900.
For further particulars inquire OF ].
Alfred Magoon.
EN- SYAK ASEU,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
Dated Honolulu, II. Y. lure 81. 1900
21S1-Jun 1-8-1522
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EW YOu 5am De Ga.uI
ruta. It ths .if on ta
EUrU utHa .aHa. .I aH in.
u. 4. rrft De-. a.k.d
Woo yH UrE irr nlI uemwta
,mIaJa.uIfot u .le Cello tIs m
Ny opinion Is fhat thry ulll uot Boz.
piled no 'Uut of course. much VIII de-
pend upon tho action OF the conventions
ut Philadelphia and Kansas Guy"
"Ars the gold Democrats as strong
numerically az 10 1897
yes Stronger II anything. while II
is true that some who voted Tor us or
Tor Mckinley have returned 20 the
Democratic fold. We have gained many
recruits. We fought for a principle In
1896 and are prepared to make another
struggle II necessary. Neither General
Palmer nor myself had any idea OF be-
ing elected, but we believed We would
succeed IN saving the honor Of the
country. That we did do and we have
also brought about the adoption Of the
gold standard. The free and unlimited
coinage Of silver at the ratio Of sixteen
20 one Is dead as an Issue, but the Bry-
antics may thy TO make II one"
"Fow viii the South vote this year,
1.-THE South win be practically solid
for the Democratic party except IN
Kentucky Maryland and Delaware
While many Southern Democrats viii
support Mckinley expansion policy
there are not enough OF them TO over
come the Democratic majorities. Were
Republicans united In Maryland
and Delaware | should believe that the
Mckinley electors would win there. A.
matters stand l believe they have a
fighting chance"
How about Kcntucky?'
u firmly believe that Kentucky will
give its electoral vote to Mckinley"
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Notice 10 shlpmastors.

L S, Branch Photographs Office,
San Francisco, Cal.
By communicating with the Branch TTy-
geographic Office In San Francisco, cap
aims OF vessels who VIII cooperate with
rc HydrOgruphic once by recording the
observations suggested by
ne office, can have forwarded 10 them at
40! desired pOrl, ana Tree vi expense, the
uCnthly pilot charts OF the North PaCinC
J,eau. ana the latest Information regard
uE the dangers % navigation In the wa
,ls winch they frequent.
Mariners are requested to report TO the
Slice dangers discovered, or any other
ufurmutOu which can be utilized for COR
citing charts or sailing directions, or IN
%" publication Of the pilot charts Of the
Nu0h PuCinc. G. G.. CALkINS,
Lieut.-COmdr., u. 3. NJ. IN Charge
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Noier b. hrnlt fItan that bY tIfu.
UfH UIN0f 20 .nIr 30 case. d iu tnf HlH
ufHlrH HHI.l Nrfuh. .sIn. a ID
IHU %. iiutu1Iu linu uf hnliuH
tN ltuNt island .f s.aWHIU tn 81 so
NInHfn. Trustee. ut iiuuu uu. land ~
NaHu 1 recorded lH iIr uNce uf ihs
Registrar uf NuuN NHrc a iu iihft 3 D.
ru fs.i.s 401.tiH ulI ASSIGNED to MiH
ISL N buchanan NeWWn nu h1uhrl ~
slId Honolulu. hr tha Hald Vs. 81 glu-
arI IruFfa. uH aforesaid. hv neaI Fu.
maui dated December 18Th. s. ~ is9s
H. ID corded in tho Office ~ the pa q
Registrar Boz Lihar i7i on folio 80. the
said Mrs. w u BUCHANAN Emma
Eurhn"Hul. assignee - tho snld mort.
gage Intends 10 foreClose the same fof
breach ~ the conditions 10 said mort
gage contained. to-wits the non-pay-
meut ~ the interest when due.
Notice IL also hereby given that all
and singular the lands, tenements and
Entertainments In said mortgage CON
tained ana described will b. sold at
public auction at the auction rooms OF
Jqrras e. Morgan. on Queen street. in
said Honolulu, on Monday. the 10Th dag
Of July. A. y. 1900, at II o'clock noon OF
said day.
The property In said mortgage is thus
described, namely:
The one Undivided half or mo'ety OF
al that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate at lNealakehe. In san North
r>ora continuing an area OF - 3)-100
acres, and being the same pr misses de-
scribod Inv Patent (Grnnt) No. 1851 to
the said Hoopala and PlmahOa, his sis
ter.
Terms. cash Deed at expense Of pur-
chaser.
MRS. w. r. BUCHANAN,
Emma Buchanan),
Assignee of Mortgage.
For further particu' airs apply to
j. NJ. NJ 4NSARlRAT,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. June %, 1890.
2ls5-June 22-29 July G-13
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ga
t,r. Oh n, uN D. Ksbpiga 10 1 Pa.
Ian. .rt.r,st IN Il d g7 Wnllua. mo
Hawaii consideration u'
~ .c sa,, ana busbopd u<,Ube,e.
sia q, q palou. Intcrosi in Il. y. @G.
v..lt,,, ian, Hawaii Consideration 81
\, si0 I palau 40 uakalau planta.
,t,,, ro,,rsr,. or g3s7 WauuR. iIIa
tI.y.,r ropsil,r,tlop "a 0,o
A., sii INN n estate. la. to oahu
paily,y a land Co. portion r. T.. 532
Want, EOa oahu Confederation 81
No SO oahu Railway A. Land Co. "a
r,bp IA rstato Ifd. norton s,82 Wal.
rio uva Onbt Consideration 81.
N, Ig- All n pun 10 s. X. Nyo. inter.
.gt d, ar 9U,q palarnn. Honolulu. oahu.
Confederation go
No. SIAN. n. Pua TO u. x. Vlylcha-
YES. interest 100 ap. g. sul. 2iO7 Pulama.
Honolulu oahu Consideration SO
No g5-M n. Pua to S. Is. Iua: IN
tsr,st lon luIs. $500. 1852 and C05. Palama,
Honolulu. oahu. Consideration syI
lots o. g. Is. q. 22. q and y, block 5A
ttsp,IuIu Honolulu. oahu. Cousidera
lion 500.
No. SIP Muhlendorf. tr., TO f. Ft.y0
lot 49, Block T., kaplolanl Park aG -lIlgu
Honolulu. oahu. Consideration ST.
No SIS. dc Fr.as 10 T.. NJ Doytn"
lots II and y. block q, Kaplolani Park
addition, Honolulu. Dahs Consideration
| slCD.
NO SD W Hoolillamanu io ')ahr
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

June r. No. 7Ji-Kamaluna TO Kel.lke-
Huailuahi; i. =. Isj, kul. 20j3 Interest in),
No. ISL. /. Mitchell ana wlfe to l..
Kaanaana; portion r. - 1895, kul 47FL,
Molopa, Honolulu, oahu. Consideration
No. 7B-M. c. widdiaeld to J. II. Mich
OILS. east one-half Of lot 80. CIR. 1858. Ma
XXI, llonCu.u, oahu. Consideration 49,
$50 mortgage aJJ.
No. 557-J q. Gc Mederos and wife to
j. A. Rodrigues, lots 20. A. q and 43, II.
=. 3jiG, kul. 1855. Kalihi, Honolulu, oahu.
No. iBS-hoouil and husband to j. Rob
"rts: one half Of r. ~ 1872, kul. 29Jj, Eiaki-
puu. koolaupoko, oahu. Consideration
NO. 759-Koloa Agriculture Co, Ltd, TO
NcBryde Sugar Co, Ltd. all property
real and personal Of the company, Kauai
No. COR. Meek and husband to Wailu-
ku Sugar Co, Ltd; II. +. 1851, kul. $50
autereht lnD Pa.eileiha, Waihee, Maui.
No 7Gl-A r. Bindt TO 49, +. Blndt; In
terest In Estate OF Il, Johnson, WaiolL
Jaualei. Kauai Consideration 500.
No 7G2-L. l.. McCandless ct al, 10 Mrs.
x. w. Auerbach, portion lot !, block b.,
Kulaokahua, Honolulu, oahu. Consider
june Is. No. 7G3-E. X Refs to Kcpn-
no; life interest In kul. fl4O, Puma ], North
Kona, Hawaii. Consideration ~.
No 1Gi-kcpilino TO H. X. Refs; interest
~ kul; $40, Puaa !, North kona, Hawaii
No 7C5-Kuanul to c. X. Al; II. p. 1910
kui, 81. ap. 2, kik.haie, Honolulu oahu.
Consideration $500.
June IS No. ,si-E McCully-Hlgglns
and husband To George II. Paris, three
acres land, FaWua, Honolulu, Oahu. Con
s.ucraton st.
June Is. No. 7si-E. c. Judd ct al to c..
.. Mcclellan, piece land. makkiia Homo
June 10. No. 7s5-kaaiai to W. IS. Isaac;
T.. =. 2dj, kipahulu, Hama, Maui. Con-
June IL No 7sG-C : peslyy and wifi.
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WANTED,

A GOOD. LIVE, RESPONSIBLE MAN
IN every district on Hawaii Maui mId
Kauai who has q portion ~ tho day 10
himself 40 represent AN established
business concern ~ Honolulu In hls
district Pleasant work, Address star
ing present employment 90 y q hnN
ii Honolulu 2lsi-lm
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GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk.
2lS3-Jun S-lJ-22

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands,
rita c. Tewksbury vs irving Q. n wKs-
bury
The Republic of Hawaii: To the Mar
shall Of the Hawaiian Islands, or his
Deputy, Greeting. You are commanded
10 summon Irving Q. Tewksbury de-
PENDANT. IN case he shall file written
answer within twenty days after SER
vice hereof, TO be and appear before the
said Circuit Court at the May term
hereof, TO be holden NJ Honolulu, Island
OF oahu, on Monday, the 9TH day Of May
next. at ten o'clock "A, M, to SHOW cause
why the claim Of Rita 9, Tewksbury,
plaintiff, should not be awarded 70 her,
pursuant 10 the tenor of her annexed
petition and libel for divorce.
And have You then there this witt
with fun return Of your proceedings
thereon.
Witness Hon. A. Perry First Judge OF
the Circuit Court ~ the First Clrcu L. NJ
Honolulu, oahu, this 10th day OF April
1900.
lslguelI j. A, THOMPSON, clerk.
certify the foregoing 10 be- a true
COPY Of the origilll summons In SAID
cause, and that said Court ordered pub
location OF the same and continuance
OF said cause until the nest August
term, 1900 of this Court
4, y. KELLEfT, Jltp
Clerk,
Dated. Honolulu May 2s 1902.
-lsl-lune 2-l5-22-23 July 6-l3
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands In
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Jacob
Jurgensen, deceased.
The last viii ana testament OF SAID
dccease.. having been presented to said
Court together with a petition for the
probate thereof, and for the issuance
Of letters tcstamentaTy To G. c. Hewitt
having been filed, notice Is hereby given
that Monday, July 9Th, A. ID. 1870, at 10
O'Clock a. m, In the Judiciary Building,
Honolulu, Is appointed the time and
pace for proving said will ana hearing
said application, when and where any
person Interested may appear and show
cause, If any they have. why the prayer
Of said petition should rot be granted.
Honolulu, June eth, lsS
BY the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
2ls3-Jun S-lj-22
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BY AUTHORITY.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
TREASURER'S OF rICE,
HONOLUEU. June IS. 1900

Notice Is hereby given that all the
provisions Of Chapter 5j, Session Laws
Of 1876, as amended by Chapter 1903 Ses-
sion Laws Of 1892 relating to Stamp
Duties, remain in force.
Adhesive stamps may be obtained Of
the Registrar of Public Accounts at the
Office of the Treasurer.
HENRY E. COOPER,
Treasurer
21S6-June 1922 26-5575
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived

June Nv. a, Kinney, w. NJ la Danfo ford
/ u. II. Mctzgcr, 9. Knackstcd and ii
/ deck passehEcrs.
From Maui and Afolokai. per stmr.
Mauna Lon, june BIT. 9. wills. MISS
/ TITLE WIS, }. =. Limo. Mrs w. y. How
/ ard, VI as Onlry, u. Conway, Mrs j. Ke-
wife, Mrs. u. Gubber. Mrs. A. Main j
! Atcherly, II. W. McChesncy T.. McLain,
Mr Maka1gi and wife Mrs. r., Roy, Or.
WirsiOw, Father Llobcrt, ~ $. horrie,
aud SO deck passengers.
From san Franc SEQ, per S. S AfarIpo-
sa, June 2o.-For Iionolulu-W. -. Allen,
Miss D. Andrews, Miss l.. Andrews, Miss
NJ. Andrews, NJ. W. Backus and wife.
Miss Il. r. Bartlett J. W. Burton. Miss
Fannie Block. q, Bloomquist ana wife
G. Il. Calvert and wife, Miss j. Dean
W. II. Douglass, Geo. u. Fuirchld, T.. j.
FeIl, r. q. Gcer, q. G. H. Goodman ana
wife, Miss u. NJ. Graham, y. w. Hebron,
J. NJ. llodgcman -. Howard, Miss ~ H.
Heating, Miss NJ Kershuw. Mrs. H. n.
kmball, Miss b. klmbal, Miss c. Lam.
kin, A. y. Large, n. J.. Marquee, j. T..
Lawrence, j. D. Martin, Capt. VIM Mat
son, Jno. McComb H. McNlcnr, r.. Nor
ris, Jas. Nell. wife. maid ana valet, Il.
j. NeFtcll, Mrs, j. J. Ncstell, r. Nlehaus,
NJ. a. OCarrall, W. l.. Peterson, Y. Pom
dexter @. b. Scott 5. Scaton, u. o.
Shackelford, " Waldron ana wife. Mrs
II. a. Wharton, Miss A. NJ whitney A.
A. WliemaHn, Mrs. n. H. Zpayo, r. 81
bert, VIM White, Pau Dcnnlng, O. Nc
Culough, J. q. Pomoroy. A, Blaokmau.
w. Harrington j. Tomala, j. Rosonblrtt
G. =. Darlington, J. Brukmnn, }. J
liorner NJ, 9. POmeroy, J. *. wade, }
7. S!mson, j. G. Jenkins, Jas kennic,
Mrs. G. Kuliu T.. May J.. Aunoux, Juo
McLoud, A. j. Soule, r. H. Mullen, Mrs
A. y. llerrcCk, Mrs A. Berry G. Bond
*. Hilleary, Mrs a. X Hnleary, A.
Mcleod, =. Coyne, For ApIn-G Krant,
wife and child, Victor Peters, y. Strcpp
For Auckland-R. r. Fowler and wife.
Bishop George NJ. Lehman, j. l.. Pass
more, 7. O. Price, J. Il, white, For sgd /
ney-Mrs, DR. y. Alden, Hon. John + |
Bray, T.. a. Cullen. NJ Emerson and |
wife, Chas Emmons, Mrs George Gray, |
u. II. Holmes, a, T.. holl.sOn W. Nor |
man, W, a, Norman, W. II. Pawsey. /
w. q. PEARS, W. a, Rhynnri. Miss G |
Schneider, 4. H. Scott aud wife, W. 81
John, Jno. L. Webb. Miss ~ Woppner. |
Miss A, Wolf, Miss l.. Z, Wolf j. y
Morrison, wife and child.
From China ana Japan, per y. t. * |
s. 5. Nippon Mnru. June a. Mr.. agd |
Mrs. j. Armytage, Master Armytagr /
Mr. and Mrs 7. Evans.
Departed
For Maui ports, per stmr Cluu4iug,
a. a. Adams, Miss s kIrlliand, Miss M /
KIRKLAND w. O. Iollur. J., s Duun Miss /
l'#gN -HL -.assF Lp.us CHI $50, Tom
!. * Akaua, W H. Rabbit james II. /
Ia}luF, Ghas, T.. Iugtaud. Mrs 49, /
5andhue agd son, An Sock, Roy. y. n |
E, en, Mss j, i3rummond, MISS Thompson .
mrs Iuur uUu two children, j. kuupH- ]
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OIaa Assessment Notice.

by ORDER or THE DIRECTORS.
notice is hereby given that the 18th as
sessment of the Olaa Sugar Co.'S as
sessnble stock, Of 10 per cent or 81 per
share, has been levied, to be due and
payable on the LIST day OF August, 1900,
penalty bearing from September LIST,
1900, ana delinquent September 3Oth.
1900 JAS. -, CASTLE,
Treasurer Olan Sugar Company, Ltd.
Honolulu, June n, 1900
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII,
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
HONOLULU, June IS, 1900

Notice is hereby given that applica
lions for all Licenses heretofore issued
by the Minister Of the Interior must
hereafter be made to the Treasurer
and all papers concerning corporations,
companies, partnerships, business con-
Quoted by married women, newspapers
and registration Of prints. labels and
trade marks heretofore filed with the
Minister Of the Interior must hereafter
be filed with the Treasurer.
The following Tariff of Charges are
hereby established;
For Administering an Oath ......$ /. 90
For every Charter ................ 10. 90
For Amendment to Charter ...... 500
Certificate of Disincorporation.. 100
Certificate of Articles Of Assocla-
llOh ..,.,...,.. ,.......'.......,. l.OO
For every copy Of any documents, 90
cents per 100 words.
Recording Articles Of Association, 80
cents per 100 words.
For Recording any Document, so cents
per 100 words.
HENRY Il. COOPER,
2lSG-3t-June 10, %, 20. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
AWINI COFFEE, FRUIT & STOCK
CO., LTD.

The directors Of ,le above company
having declared delinquent all stock
upon which the assessments are not
paid to 31st Dec, 1899. notice is hereby
given that unless same b. paid on or
before 2lst day OF July, 1900, the follow
ing shares viii be sold by auction:
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TO SAIL TO-DAY.

stmr. Mauna Loa, simerson, for La
haina. Maalaea, Kona and Kau, at
~ q. IN.
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Only the highest grade of RED RUB
BIER Is used in the stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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Between Boards-Finy EVA, s2S, Oa-
hu Sld5, oahu, 5lGi 100 Oolaala, $50.