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Proof Was Apparent.

On a certain occasion when the
Bishop Of Oxford ali GIFTED from the
train at Wheatley the 8 sat ton for
Gudd esden palace, an omcious porter.
rushed mp to him and asked Il I. ANY
articles u the van. my Lord ?'' s Arti-
Giles! MS said the bishop grizzly Yes.
thirty mine articl lest % e hurried the
porter, and worried the guard almost
olltsof his senses BY the way ne search
ed the van and detained the train.
Presently he came back to the bishop
with 4 crest len expression of couns
tenance. There are only seven, my
Lord. ,a,sSs. Only sever? All! you're q
SDissenter then, should & think! e
Westminster Budget
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
Queer Building. Of New York.

5# Fortunately the landowners and ar
chitects OF western cities have not vet
been compelled to. resort to peculiar
structures like those now projected in.
New York. There contracts have been
let for two nine and one-half story ho-
tells, which will each be but 1879 feet
wide. Each hotel will be firepfoof and
furnished with an elevator, Railways
and an airshaft. There Will be two
bachelor apartments on each floor, max
ing eighteen apartments in each hotel.
The front apartm ents will consist 81
three rooms and a bath and the rear
ones of two rooms. 553 n
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4. - : ,ssA$ 81 -'tF57@ % l5z - fF.t teas-
DIRECTORY OF STARS.
Are PhotoEraphing the
Celestial Bodies Nowadays.

AT a congress held in, Paris in 1887
lit was decided that the end Of the
nineteenth century should see the
making Of a great catalogue OF all the
stars in the SIX pom a scale Of com-,
pleteness and precision SURPRISING
anything previously attempted It Is
impossible to exaggerate the import
ance OF such "a work, for upon our
star catalogues depends ultimately the
entire structure of 9 astronomical
science. The work was far too vast
Tor the powers OF an observatory
alone. Therefore the whole sky from
pole to pole, was divided into eight
belts or zones of approximately equal
area and each Of these was assigned TO
a single observatory to be photo
graphed. A series of telescopes was
specially constructed, SO that every
part Of the work should be done with
the same type Of instrument. As far
as possible an attempt was made to
secure uniformity OF methods, and
particularly a uniform scale Of pre-
5eision TO cover the entire sky upon
the plan proposed no less than 4 g, 1os
negatives are required and most OF
sshese have now been finished. The
further measurement Of the pictures
md the drawing up Of a vast printed
star catalogue are also well under way.
One OF the PARTED pating observato cries.
that at Potsdam, Germany. has just
published the first volume of its part
of the catalogue. 1t is estimated that
this observatory alone will require
twenty quarto volumes to- contain
merely the final results of Its work
on the catalogue Altog ether not few
5er than ,0O0, 900 stars will find a place
this our latest directory Of the
heavens. Internation Monthly
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6be / ind . Man. 4

355 And you really want my opinion in
this question, Fred y 5E55i
Yes, and I'm all atten ton
! III And you promise not to use my
views In your behalf q '&59 #
Fl promise anything and every
thing; q am perfectly disintereste and
am seeking information only to benefit
my fellow men, s8S II Y 4sS$
Really? Such nselfishness is ex-
ceptional In one SO young but Z sup
pose you have become imbueds with the
statistical mania or thirst for YEN
geance since your experience with the
census man" &s .y$s sss.5 I
my armor OF good nature is im--.
penetrable tonight. Your AZ keenest
shafts fall 5.&ss
s Gracious! What did you have for
supper? Well, then, Z may as well
proceed with my dissertation-bu but
say, Fred, Are you going to interview
any other girl On this question, too 2"
Well you don't care IL !: do. do
you KS ,..a sSs. sS H \
Oh. no, Of course not; still, If you
were depending entirely on me, you
know, might try a little harder to
give better ideas" n. q. 3s&5 # &,
III yield, as usual. You can give me
your very best thoughts, !, s5s
"Oh, thanks. First, you know, WON
ems likes and dislikes III change SO
with age and experience What period
of life do you want? Crib-age, sauce
age, manage or home-age?" Il ;j.j 2@8 g Nj
IA Y u Why not add rum-age and dam
age? 3 n " s:Ss. M $ :558
Just because I'm talking about wom-
zen and not men. Now, will you try
! to temper your sarcasm? But to COM
tinue, the first two ages are too youth
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
i! Chalk Mine IN Georgia. I

a There are large deposits of chalk Ia
sTWiggs county, about chi mites sssI
Macon that we're recently dis
ScoYered, and ire now being
worked. The chal HIS being taken ouls
nv the car Dad and used prln ally ia
he annf aeture off per. is
.hlasted out In larg Jocks as Isl stone
from 4 GUAR the ohaI being pure
white ana the best quail e ii the the
sanly deposit his count that s..
being sWor lla.1
News
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Increase II City Population.

q IN $50 the prop ortion which the pop
Sulatlon OF the towns Of &, 900 inhabi.
tants sr over bore to the aggregate
Spopulation the United States was
33.s5 per cent. BY 1910 this proportion
had increased toE s. 50 per cent. In 1870
1T was 1888 and III i $50 1T was 2e. 20. lit
will 8undo ubtedly beI consid erably over
80 per cent lnl 1900, and probab bly, If viii
be sins the neig hborh IA sot SO per cent.
80 thai resent a bout = third &c the
aggregate populat ion az the limited
States reside lis towns of 8 900 inhabi.
tants Or over ST I4puis Globe Demo
crat
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
\, = OV E SONG

Tho moon shines pale IA the. Western sky
Like Like a pear ret over fsS brow s that
bushes: 8
There 40 many 81 home ward bird In the air
md the dyes thrill with the thrushes.
Than the East from the west, 81 tho
Sa day from the nigh 8s1E
51 have turned my face to his dwelling
place Ri
And 4 bid him food Snig hit Good
night ".
Though he less can feel my rurrying
breath afs
\ n Than the tree the bird that HIS On It's
bough, fslss HI
Yet since the winds Levels srne ssengers be
They will bear him my kisses. u row!
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
Put Matches IN Flow 81 Pots.

The great foe to potted ants Is the
little white worm that feeds upon the
roots and even Sbores into the
stems OF plants. 70 ret rid 81 the
pest the sim Hest pIan - to stick.
matches, heads down into the soil
and In q short time the worms VIII
sdisappear The phespho which
does. the work IS benefic al Co the
plant besides being disag reeable Ito
the worms. Carbo.ic acid may be-
used instead "a about Ave drops
of carbolin acid Is q cup Of water and
sprinkle On the cart 81 the doWer
Dots
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03

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4pei4pu isn = paa s.cuia one Juuses
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80 1890 10 9, 8 -, :, eppsal ance
~ = s st g, sne 4! =
susc.lp,e - soy sElooAs, sespee1aliy
sol.' s,'uilu proWn eyes, curly locks LOCK
- a. 80 :. - ~ 1nus't
u.ance u.Ylniy, o,,course, ans ner cup
plness y nllea . me very prlm
=, Y san I, uup.e senuei ines -
9noulu 81 THESE chaI g. prove Iutlle
2 Eng PA ua paleht lea g Fhers
would a certainty conquer q 9lt Oh, yes, it's
rather roollsn Dut most Of us, unless
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03

gradually that she fails to realize her
danger until her conquest IS complete,
and we all know how hard It'll is to
$wean ourselves from any one or any y
thing Of whic ii we have become fond
even when we realize fully the frail-
ties and wort hlessness. tssst$5 ii \
But often 1T IS the bright, vide
awake swoman 8of The. world who falls
in love with this sort Of man. ,,,,sss
ISL hardly know no " BIS much I,L 81 YOU
mean to convey BY the term this sort
of man.. but 81 suppose you mean the
good low kind I'll tell you women mel
hate sham d man, at least. The man
no makes a great pretense Of good
ness and perfection must, naturally,
slip occasionally and So women turn.
ito the men who do not pretend to ali
the virtues on the moral calendar, be-.
cause they think they are the more
sincere Of the two. n "a sort of Scylla
and Chary dis, / admit. e ne y ..s
T. Or in modern English. Between +ha
devil and the deep, deep sea. 4ow
about men who conn liment and hat
ter p 4 s nj. 3 # 81.
Many women say they don,t like
the trait. 4 am sure lit isn't very
pleasant to listen to it unless 1t is al1-
dressed to ones self. But. if the truth
were told, most Of us do like IL inst
as we like pie and cake. even i orch
we know it isn't good for ia .Ss Rnt tha
majority of women are II too sensibIa
j. er.I
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
The Astronomers me .Yard.tick.

y The distance separating the earth
from the sum is Of so much import
ance in astronomical n computations
that it is sometimes spoken of as the
asst onomer's yardstick. Z An oppor-5
@tunity to increase the accuracy Of this
! fundamental measure will be present
ed next Decembe when the recently
discovered asteroid Eros, famous for
approaching the earth nearer than
does any other heavenly body except
the moon, WI be In OPPOSITE ion: sto the
sun. The method of observation will
be by making photographs showing the
position of Eros. among the stars as
seen from different parts Of the earth. /
From the comparative displacement Of
the asteroid in the various photo
graphs, owing to the separation Of the
points Of observation, the distance Of
the sun can be computed It is prob
able that these will be Of the most ac-
.curate measurements Of the suns dis
tance yet made. 81. Ss5 3@sI@5 S. Ss
IS THICK ICE FROZEN kRAPIDLY.
In the illustration is shown an APP
paratus which will aid materially in
the formation Of Ice on small lake
the inventor being Ossian Guthrie of
Chicago. Ill It lis well known that.
when body Of water starts to freeze
ION the surface the latent heat OF con
collation. IS liberated into the water I'M.
derneath, thus retarding the freezing
process and often preventing the form
alton Of ice beyond certain depth Il ii
localities where the temperature sell
\ dom falls much " below the freezing
point it is difficult to obtain a good
crop of ice by natural methods, in
which case the machine will be found
useful. The apparatus is so arranged
that it will withdraw the water from.
beneath the thin sheet OF ice, cool 1T
and return il at the opposite side Of,
the pond. The sluice.5 through which
the water passes is provided at inter
walls with planks set obliquely, to stir.
the water and extract the latent heat.
The water re-enters the pond il a very
thin sheet directl und er the Ice form
alton and. being now at q low temper.
ature, freezes rapidly, the & inventor
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
OH !, | N
OWNED slgI. ~ AVElIGI OF
WA. /: "A NJ. IS Built.

Nicholas sparks was oblig esd Is Accept
Deed 81 That il Leu 81 81.
Money Due Wal IIe sAcce1p
III Keluctantly II
5 obably no sw o. kman ever se1t less
satisfied with his pay at the time Tran
did las Sparks when ne received
~ deed Of the siand On which a large
spartSof OTTAWA. Ca rs is now built. The
deed deco was given So lieu Of money due
Tor wages.
M Sparks was a native OF WI burn,
Mass Having pioneer inst nncts, he
had pushed up into the less settled
PARTS. of Canada. and obtained en-
5ploy nent with a man named Wright,
On the northern shore Of the Ottawa
River at IA point known as the Gait
s5n III The city of Ottawa was des-
s tined to be built on 81 the southern
shore, nearly opposite; but there was
yet no evidence Of q the hourishing
capital city of Canada. Sparks worked
20 e'ipi '. - soe mon tns;
=! 80 Is e's4 * is Wases ~ nis
90 ~ ~ " .ieciueu e maze axe 2
change: He was obliged to accept for
80 pensallon e. aeeo o1.I5 e tract OF
land on the south side of the Ottawa
No. ! I, % oeu I" g e :. "
8 s - Aese . - cpuiu i: pe
+ !, -. -. !, Il n - -AA' - 80
Ivy ese'' .nat . Juse
: l q - Z e sone a. ,.' ' pesan :
= = = taiom tne soutn 'ssl'
- e !, 20 -: y oia.isn sos7
\ - = - -, ~, - ~ - I = =
s..s, -. -. - - - ~ po :
$50 - - u; - :, 10 zig !" 2
-, -. 80 s - "a . Aes - s. - pot -
- - d 800 -, ,"t 4s pe ~ was
4 GU oo s'''' - 'opai No NJ
- i' 'n y al p ~ - -
:. - - &. = ~ W. /" l- -
90 81, : s -, e., soon spians Up
@ 80 80 3 opoitioAls olI 2
s s n1' $50 ~ 80 y f = cn ~ Dy
9 - - = nsei ~ no llu tue Is
Worh =. charge. by 2s tnls Tine SPARKS
lounu ieil AIRY prosperous as ne
" g dple ~ selA S p l'arcels ol LIS
i fsll - IL new seet sE at 2 very
SOU '1-' y p Le''1 Il. i 5#sl 2sss sS
f3y Town 7l continued q Y 70 grow ana
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03

KEEP KEEP s The SPECTACLESC CLEAN
#S Here isa little device which will be
found. found very 5conve nient Ii cleaning the
.spectsacles, 1t being the invention Of Ole
Peterson lt1 Of Los Ange les, Cal. The ap-
pa alsa1t 8 ( consists fa number OF Sci1cl
La. lar polls hing pads mounted On q con-
sV It7 handle and capable of adjust
3ment to the surface OF the lenses. The
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
D
RoGi'' ! |,

sIa sIfa winter In Iarseil les q carriage In
which Illst, a. q lady was driving was blown
bodily i'n IS anal by the mistral and
both the ]. lady and the horse were
drowned W. AZ conse quence 81 this ac--..
scid de, i, and of other estati ions Of
the power of this destruct i've wind the
mayor Of N sei es issued 4 al order
that that no carrfag esg should be allowed; Ito
sgdri alongside the canals ors the wa
Ster-fr'otnt OF the har Dor while u mistral
rs blow Ing. f. IN 3s85
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s'yy lIdomIl Born of IExperIences.s

Little Will do they cali 81
man who lives s. '.aris pa
20 whoa has Dust returned from liz
exposIti I,arisIte my &, 81
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Davies & Co.'s New Warehouse.

Theo. II. Davies & Co. haze awarded
a contract for large warehouse build
ing near the water front. Work has
already started on the foundation. Fred
Harrison. who has secured the contract.
expects to finish the building in about
six months.
The building will be of brick, three
stories in height having a frontage of
100 feet on Halekauwila street. with fifty
feet on the Kilauea street side. II VII
be a handsome structure and will cost
So. 900. \ fine freight elevator will he
put in.
Some trouble is expected by the over
flow OF water upon the foundation. as It
is known that there are underground
streams in the adjacent ground. The
land is lower than that on which TIE
Haokfeld building is situated and there
the same difficulty uas encountered.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Esalss4 SUGAR GO.
lasiS 4 81: SUIT

Ihe terriers, -s,prezss saarr hz< So
i tae slefeasaa,'s .ses-Esrsr. th-x4s
j. szaees the assion N ~ sase Of
s4e wsaaEs SsSsr Cos=pany. Lid -
rfr waiaIss Agricultural Company
itL ne action vas brvss<E; ta qui@,
utla
Tas zeal boa- oE 'sszieu5ia0 II ,ni-
c7se va Wheeler % not at IS presumed
G lie -i~iatiy- intent tbs, = statute
oe enacted Is enacted for all time
cnless specihcally repealed BY an act sf
Ehe legislative authority. and Therefore
whether or rot the supreme cor-t nov
has original jurisdiction in such mat
rsrs
TAe IsTs of 1899 specifically gave such
jurisdiction 20 both supreme and circuit
courts. but IN line with the arguments
~ the defense the court holds that the
c-sSion las OF 1892 repealed By imp,i-
cation he law of 1880. which makes
the supreme courts jurisdiction purely
appellate.
The attorneys in the case were Hateil
x Sullivan for the plaintiff and Kinney.
Baliou & McClanahau sad H A. Big.
low Tor the defense. John w Cathcart
and Albert F. Judd sat with Judge Gal
hrairh in the hearing. judges Frear and
Perry being disqualified
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
lsIll. Sayidge 4: 20.
Real Estate
Agents
FOR SALE

oIs 1<A%-&-
s. 54-House and Eot u Lilihs &.
5sxIls. . roOus.
104-House and 10; 81 College It,
95xlzs, house contains roC is
S. 1Qa-Hoose aud tot OF AIexsL Ter
St. l0Sxl.s.
s. ,5gs,-aouse and lot on Vineyard Il.
i5xs0.
- .seo-Hoase and lot on Young St.
e0xlSo.
s. ,5ee-Houee and lot On Young -,
10 rooms. 90xli0.
8, s0o-Houss and lot al kalihi, ~ u
K15o.
s2.T5o-Hone and lot Oh Alapsi s.,
GOOD v1AS.
& .so0-Houas and lot on Kinau 81,
50x10a
81 000-LarVs to< AZ Kalihi. I71axisa
$ .s0o-Houss and lot at Kalihi. 1851
s., 50eBus;uass property OF Fort 81.
<7xSS.
6,090-LodginS house in center q city.
81. 500-Investmeut al kewalo; month
" income 3110.
81, 200-LeaSahold on Beretania St;
large stores; 20 years to run
s. .500-Large lot with buildings on
Punchbowl St; brings in $50
per month.
s. Dollhouse and large lot on Queen
street
81 400-Lot on Queen St, 50x100.
s. 500-Large lot with 8 cottages;
monthly income 1925.
& ,z50-Large lot At Kalihi, 105xl03.
So, 50o-Elegant residence, 225 fl. front,
on Makiki ST.
s. 500-Residence ON Punehbowl near
Lunalilo Home, 120x150; q
bargain
s., 000-Leasehold on Beretania St; SO
years to run; net income $50
per month.
900-Leasehold with building on
Fort st.; years to run.
Lots near Peterson's Lane, Palama:
all sizes and prices.
Lots on Austin Lane, Palama; all sizes
and prices.
Lots at Kunawai of Liliha and Judd
Sts.; all bargains
Lots at Kewalo from 1915 up. accord
ing to location.
s. 000-Large warehouse at Kewalo;
recently built.
81 000-Leasehold OF city front lot on
Queen St, near Fish Market
wharf; "a years to run.
4 cottage on Peterson's lane, Palama
Possession given on the 1st of October
TO LET.
Three summer residences near city,
a Tantalus, Pearl City and Mn.
WIN. SAvIDGE 6 CO.
Real Estate Agent. 206 Merchant St
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
PAINS Drivers as Pugilists.

According TO Judge Wilcox you can
hurt a mans feelings without being
guilty of assault and battery. Yesterd:sy
Young, one of Pains street car drivers
was up before Judge Wilcox for assault
and battery on All Lung. IT was test
fed by the driver that the Chinaman
had. refused to pay the regular fare &c
Waikiki and that on that account he had
been assisted from the car.
All Lung said that he had paid his fare
and also admitted that he had received
no bodily injury at the hands of the
driver on Being put off the car. but that
he had suffered great mental anguish
because of the laughter and jeers of the
other passengers atshis eiectment. The
case against the driver was dismissed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Musical Entertainment.

4 musical entertainment viii be given
Saturday evening next at O'Clock at
/ the Catholic Mission for the benefit OF
/ the Catholic Benevolent Union OF Ha-
vail The aecompanist will be Miss A.
VI Campbell. The program is as fol-
lows:
PART /.
--AIisnonette" overture, Catholic Mis-
sion Band.
-Healani March, by Prof. Sharp. s.
L. haulukou.
Ave Maria" Gounod. Song. Miss
Alice Campbell.
Photograph Selections
Mandolin Selections, St Louis Mando-
lin Club
Dancing Waves" ,iolin Duet. Misses
A Campbell and \. Holt
Address. John \. Hughes.
PART H.
la Esperanza.' Fantasia. Catholic
Mission Band.
Al Last" Violins and Piano, Miss A.
Campbell. Paul Esry. f. Parker.
Holy City" Song. Rev. f. III. yalen-
tine.
Recitation. \. Z. Murphy.
Song That Reached My Heart" Miss
Alice Campbell.
Photograph Selections.
sacred Song" Solo and Chorus. Cath
Ollie Choir.
Mandolin Selections, st. Louis Mando
lin Club
Remarks by the President, Johannes
7. EckhardJ.
Union March," Quick Step. Catholic
Mission Band.
Star Spanefed Banner
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Estate of Antonio Fernandez.

4 .parsisl~ssiil OF particulars of NJ. :,
SilyS administrator Of the estate Of
Antonio Fernandez, IN response to the
motion OF ]. " Nagooa. was. flied, yes
ter6ay II consists ofsas afi5ayi, reeit.
inc SsivS a assignee Of the claim of J. VI.
I'Iyas for professional services. thAt the
latter has the vouchers but il how So
joarnins on the island of Hawaii for his
heaisl In aboct two weeks be win re-
tura when the Information VIII he at
hand
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Magnetic Variations.

DR.. Louis A. Bauer, chief of the mag
netic division of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey. is here, having
Gene for the purpose OF inspecting tie
stations of this department. After hav-
ing completed his GRAND he viii proceed
to tie Philippines for a similar purpose.
The principal object of the magnetic di-
vision IS to ascertain the variations uf
the magnetic needle in various places
Tor tie hens6t of the mariner and Others
usinE. the compass DR.. Bauer will re-
main here about month taking obser-
vations
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
NUUANU TRACT ADDITION.

JUST OPENED AND DIVIDED INTO
LARGE LOTS of different sizes. which
l viii sell on easy monthly INSTALL
ments with small cash payment down.
These lots are almost level and have q
rich soil, producing anything anybody
may want to plant. They are only a
couple of hundred feet from Nuuanu
avenue and of easy access bus
rams to the premises This is rare
chance 20 get a good home cheap.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26

One and cne-shird Of an aere Of saIsi
setween Iiliha street and lassns Asy-
lam road. csosr 20 ksrs street asts7si-
nag room for large number Of sSss-
iases-
A business sife on Nsunakea street be-
tween Heesl ara Pauaai street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
Mrs.. Gardner Robbed

The wife OF Capt Carrmer. when just
about leaving San Francisco on the
steamer wye6eld. mad the misfortune 70
lose SsSS-swr 800 notes. seven 50
sosd rsssxs sid nine $ gold pieces Ii
WAS. case 81 robbery. about whiea
slsre Is quite sod deal Of mystery
Tire police arr Docking into the matter
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wAIKoAE-

Near Kamehameha schools Three inside
lots on a y feet wide street on easy
monthly instailments: cheap.
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NUUANU TRACT.

Various lots 50xl00 feet al $3.50 to
500 each, according to location; terms
S25 per lot down. balance in monthly
installments of $40 per lot each month.
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KEwALo-

Eoar adjoining lots: aggregate ARIA look
20 feet: suitable ioSss'oa for wa-e-
house; cheap for CAST
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KaLUapALHNa. KALIHI.

4 large 10, with fine view on a. good
street: price $1.96: terms easy.
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KAPALAMA- ,
FOR LEASE

A large lot on King street
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NOTICE.

The regular quarterly meeting Of th'
Pacific Hardware Co, Ltd will he heiC
al its Office on Tuesday, October 30, a
10 o'clock a. N.
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
Secretary.
Honolulu. October 23, 1900.
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J. II. SCHNACK
Dealer in Real Estate,
223 Merchant St.
Offers Sale Lots in the Fol-
lowing Tracts.
MANOA HEIGHTS.

\ few large choice lots with uneQualed
view; terms easy; prices from Sf.I3o
to $1,000 PEI lot.
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NUUANU VALLEY.

FIVE lots % lane just above the Queen
Emma premises.