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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-14
House RentinQ
AND
Collecting of Rents

In no department of the Real Estate
business should greater caution be ex-
ercised than in there departments. Elk
PERIENCE. TRUSTWORTHINE
AND AFFABILITY are absolutely
necessary. Good judgment, business
foresight and a devotion to the inter-
ests of my clients. while being guided
by their personal preferences is my as
surance i give to these placing their
business In my hands
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To ATTORNEYS
AND
r. WHOM Ii NAY CONCERN:

L beg to call your attention to my
capabilities as an aucuioneer, and re-
Spectfully solicit such business as
might be at your disposal l act as ref
cree; conduct such SAFES as are forma.-
ly demanded in the transaction of le-
gal affairs; make appraisements and
act as administrator of estates.
have all the facilities necessary for the
successful conduct of this especial class
of business. l am a licensed aucIioneer.
thoroughly familiar with ali the re-
quirements demanded in the office as
such, and PERSONALLY CONDUCT
all sales. In short, I will take full and
complete charge of all affairs apper-
tanning to real estate.
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WILL e. FISHER, Auctr.
AT AUCTION
SATURDAY, SEPT. lST,
LOCK NOON, I WILL SELL

AT IL O'CLOCK NOON, 1 WILL SELL
Pursuant to a decree signed by Hon.
A. S. Humphreys. First Judge Of the
Circuit Court of the First judicial Cir
cult, filed the End day of August, A. u.
1yUO in a cause emitted wIdlaIn -.
Smith and S. w. Wilcox against w. FL.
Winchester, foreclosure proceedings.
notice is hereby given that the properly
herein described will be sold at the
front entrance to the Judiciary build
ing (Aliiolani Hale), Honolulu. on Sat-
urday, the 1st day of September. A. ID.
1900, at II o'clock noon. The said sale
is subject to confirmation by the court.
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
First-All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate on Quarry street, at
kulaokahua, in honolulu, Island OF
Oahu, containing an area Of 5000
square feet, more or less. and being tne
same premises that were conveyed to
w. H. Winchester by deed of w. f..
Foster. trustee. dated August q. 1885.
and recorded in Liber 155, page 212. and
further described as being a portion OF
Royal Patent (granU No. 1864, to H. nj.
Dow. and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a point on the makai
side of Quarry street 200 40 feet from
! the south side of Alapai street extern
sion, thence running by true bearings,
south 81 degrees 80 minutes west, 120
| feet along the Portuguese Club prem
] Uses, thence south 50 degrees 80 minutes
east. so feet along lot 5I1. tn -nce norIh
81 degrees 80 minutes east. 120 feet. and
north 80 degrees 80 minutes west, &c
| feet along Quarry street.
| Second-All those certain lots, tracts
pieces or parcels OF land situate al
Waikiki (near Makee Island) in said
Honolulu. being lots 80. SO and 81, Kekic
tract, containing an area of l5O0t
square feet. and a part of Royal Pat
ent No. 5667. Land Commission Aware
No. 1921. and the same premises that
were conveyed to the said w. H. Win
chester by the deed of w. G. Achi. trus.
/ tee. and c. b. Male, trustee, dated May
IL. 1897. and recorded in Liber 167. page
442.
The property will be sold by parcels
Terms cash. u. S. gold coin. Deeds a.
expense of purchaser.
For further information and full par
ticulars of the above property, apply a.
the office OF WILLIAM o. SMITH
Judd building. corner Fort and -der'
! chant streets.
Dated: Honolulu. August 2. 1900.
JAMES A THOMPSON,
Commissioner.
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for an hour In the morning and another
hour In the afternoon.
In the case of the Republic VS.. Lom-
DO. Judge Humphreys ruled against a
motion for a dismissal which was pre-
sented on the same grounds as those
offered in the Ottman case. It was
ascertained thata proper complaint had
been filed I'm the case. 1t will b. taken
up this morning for trail by jury.
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'cCKAoLoeRS' MEETING

| 'lAL MEETING % the stock
~ ne OAHU RAILWAY AND
4 NVNlANf VIII be held az the
W y1mmerce rooms IN Homo
friday August NJ. 1900. at q
p m, Tor the purpose OF con-
~ we sale % treasury stock.
| w q. ASHLEY. secretary.
.u.u. August ~. 1900. 5s23
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STOCKHOLDERS
SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Hawaiian Sugar
20. will be held Saturday. Aug. istn.
800. st 10 o'clock n. M. at the rooms OF
he Chamber Of Commerce. for the pur-
)ose OF amending the by-lawa
900 w. l.. HOPPER. Secretary.
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'OckHoLDeRs' MEETING.

FiRsr ANNUAL MEETING
,lock huldors % the Honolulu
iafds Co. Lrd.. viii be held at
p. n., M the ofiice Of the COM
august 81. 1900
A. NEwuOusE. Secretary.
sgYl
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Auction Sale
OF
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
Maunalei Sugar Co.,
LIMITED.
ON TUESDAY, AUG. ID, 1900
AT - O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom. corner Of Merchant
and Alakea streets. Honolulu. will sell
at Public Auction. by order OF the,
treasurer. Mr.. Emmett May. the FOL.
lowing certificates Of the stock In the
Maunalei Sugar Co.. Ltd. unless tho
fourth and fifth assessments. due JAM
uary l. 1900. and May l. 1900. delinquent
February %. 1900. and June go 1900. with
intrest thereon and advertising expen-
ses. is paid on or before the day and
hour of sale,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF our late brother. John
W. Lorbeer. will take place this after
noon at 1880 D. m. from Harmony
Lodge No. q. on King street.
AL members and visiting brothers are
respectfully asked TO attend. Pomona,
California. papers please copy.
5s22
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assessment NOTICE.
'lUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

s.,MENTs HAVE BEEN CALL
up asaessable stock OF this
~. 70 bscoms due ana payabl.
49, ot castle a Cooke. Ltd. on
~ 1000. 10 per cent tto per
H., un qnent August 18th. 1900
49, 18th. 1909. 10 per cent (yls
delinquent October 18th.
WIN. is,s. 10 per cent tsis per
"nsnent November 10th, 1890.
W. a. BOWEN.
'Ns WAiaiua AR. Co. Ltd.
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Y RAILWAY AND LAND
COMPANY.

ilcckbooks " the oahu Railway
end Company viii b. closed 90
m from August 18TH 20 18th. both
NJ y ROBINSON. Treasurer.
sfYf
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BOUQUET TO AMERICAN WOMEN.

BOulUET To AMERICAN WOMEN.
They Are All That IL Gracious and
Lovely and Admirable.
You must meet Americans In their
own homes 20 and how gracious. kindly
hearted and hospitablc they are. Hos
pitabie. mean. not only In giving you
the best they can AFFORD, but In going
out OF their way 90 give their guests a
happy time under their roof.
say you are invited 20 n dinner par
~. You discover an air OF geniality ard
gayety directly the street door closes
behind you. No stiffness or formality
or standoffishness mars those some
times cold and CHASTITY moments that
preCede "A dinner party at home. The
introductions are cheerfully done and
often with n sense OF humor. The con
versatiOn at once becomes general and
animated. You are In a happy family
circle IN less than five minutes.
You are asked 90 be an escort Of some
highly educated lady. beautifully dress
ed. and In excellent taste, as all Am
orleans are. and In nine cases out of
ten. with the glorious hair OF every inn
eginable tint and shade. from gold to
red. which Is The pride OF the American
race
You will have, believe me. to hold
your own with this delightful dinner
companion. IL will not be the case OF a
cold and cherries statue and having 20
draw her out. Quite the contrary. She
viii do her utmost 10 draw you out ard
test your knowledge on every concelva-
bic subject, and you will ind her well
informed ON almost anything. social OF
literary. that generally occupies con-
verpation.
1T II the rarest thing to find any
American woman who does not know
something. and that something very &C.
curateiy. on n variety Of subjects. ordi.
nary and abstruse. Your partner will
argue With skill and acumen, never
dogmatically. and will end by makins
you as pleased with yourself as sh.
very likely IL with herself.
Then the host and hostess do theii
utmost 20 make the conversation anus
Ing and general IL IL n case of give
and-take all around. Whenever W,
drove home from an American Dime
party there was but one remark, VIVA
"a delightful evening"
/ American women love 10 congregat
and discuss matters dear and interest
Ing 10 them. They never waste tim
or frlvol."-Clement Scott, In Ney
York Telegram.
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J i9ih Assessment Of ~ per cent
cents per share has been levied 20
|ms due and payable on the 10th day
pgus,. 1000. delinquent October 10Th.
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KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

IN Assessment Of 10 per cent or
pr share % the above stock was
pn the lat day Of June. 1900. The
not lad IL now delinquent and
shortly b. sold according 10 by
q the company.
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J, nm Assessment % ~ per cent
cents per share was due July LIST.
and IL nov paying interest OF I
|snt from August list. 1900.
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OLAA
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

!. n,h Assessment Of az per cent
ssats per snare on the above com
, sock 10 now delinquent. interest
pr cent being charged from July
hoo
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} Nh Assessment OF per cent or
pef share 10 due today. the LIST OF
H. 1910, interest will be charged
the 10, day % September and will
llnquent on the s0th day Of Sep
D. 1000
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The chastity rider on the white horse
stopped az the gate. II am Death" he
said 20 the sick man who was watch
Ing from the window. You are well
come" replied the latter. and added.
In n whisper; IF you value your life.
don't let my wife see you tying -FOUR
horse 10 that tree. Shed never let any
body DO that"-Philadeiphia Press.
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u the above are payable az the
) u Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd.
Building.
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Treasurer Oiaa sugar Co. Ltd.
rolulu. August ist. 1904. 5si2-2tse
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pm Assessment Of 5 per cent or
levied TO become due on the lat
y September. 1900. delinquent sist
p October, 1900. payable at the
% Alexander q Baldwin. Judd
(ns
J. y. COOKE.
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co.
Polulu. August lat. 1900. ssi2-2l09
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Will E. Fisher,
AUCTlcME6R
n Bargain

And I want an offer for that mas
nificent corner lot. corner OF Kinau ans
Keeaumoku Streets Size. $4,000: 90
feet on Kinau street
Her. IL an porrunity TO purchas'
on which four good houses may be bull
and Nth prevailing inquiry for house.
easily Is per cent net may NJ had Th''
lot u hat one block from the car tn'
and IN the neighb"rhood NJ exceedingly
pod improvements Don't let the OF
: -tunity pass. Make me an orer.
WILL E. FiSHF K,
Real Estate Agens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
Notes and Personals.

II. A. Jones, general freight agent of
the sunset-Central, is in sheboygan,
Wis.
c. W. Bein, traffic manager of the
sunset-central lines. got back yesterday
from the North.
The merchants rate to New York has
been withdrawn. but for what reason is
not made public.
Captain j. NJ. Lee, superintendent OF
the Houston and Texas Central, went up
the road yesterday.
William Fitzgerald, Texas freight and
passenger agent of the Burlington, head
quarters Dallas. is in the city.
! F. NJ. Gilbough, land and tax commits
sioner of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe, came up from Galveston yesterday.
Oscar Reed, stenographer to General
Freight Agent Jones of the Sunset Gems
trial. is spending his vacation in Canada
| L. S. Palfrey. general freight and pas
senger agent of tho Austin and North
western. came down from Austin yester-
day.
! Jerry Brasher. chief rate clerk in the
Sunset-Central offices, has returned from
vacation spent in Tennessee, Virginia
and North Carolina.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
AMONG THE RAILROADS.
Legal Advisers Are Considering the CON-
missions Big Reduction.
NONE OF THE RAILWAYS ARE SATISFIED
some Think the Roads May Seek 10
Enjoin the Commission in the
Federal Courts.

Counsel for the different Texas rail-
ways were exchanging views and opin-
ions yesterday concerning the commits
commodities and q number OF other arti-
Giles 25 per cent for this avowed purpose
Of remedying the Shreveport Texarkana
situation.
Il think it means fight" is what two
or three railroad mon remarked to The
Post reporter. In other words the I'm
preston Is that the railroads are apt
80 enjoin the commission. At all events
the traffic men are complaining consider
ably about this latest reduction in reve-
nues. They contend that it in no way
betters conditions.
The situation is about this: The rate
from St Louis to points In Texas through
Texarkana is lower than Texas common
point rates. Freight can be shipped from
st. Louis to Texarkana and reshipped to
Texas points and the sum of the locals
would be lower than the straight Texas
common point rate. This, of course.
gives Texarkana a great advantage over
other North Texas jobbing points, and 10
protect them. was the apparent in.en-
ton of the commission. 1t is the inter-
state rates which should be made higher.
AS the Texas commission could not raise
these rates they lowered the State rates.
They had another alternative, however,
and that was TO raise the rates from
Texarakana 10 Texas common points sul-
hoiently to Offset the reduction into Tex
farkana, SO that the rate on the sum of
the locals would not be lower than the
State common point rates
But here again they would have struck
snag, because TeXarkana merchants
would contend that the raise in their rates
would deprive them of the iobbing busl-
ness which originates in Texarkana.
And during all the miXup the Shreve-
port situation, over which the Texas
commission has no control, hobs up like
Banquo's ghost and Will not down
Altogether it is an unsatisfactory state
of affairs. Nobody appears to be satls-
fed, and some Interesting developments
are promised, as the lawyers, to whom
the matter was turned over, may recon-
mend an appeal to the Federal courts.
Such. at least. is the impression among
traffic men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
THE QUESTION OF DRAINAGE
DISCUSSED BY THE COUNCIL COM
MITTEE AND COMMISSIONERS.
Judge ynsmer Says the County Is
Doing All In Its Power to Re-
Iieve the Situation.

The council committee. consisting OF the
mayor and Aldermen Thomas, Woolford,
Tuffly. oLeary, Aubertin and Bennett
met the county commissioners at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the court house.
Judge Vasmer and all the commissioners
were present. City Attorney Sam, City
Engineer Miller and County Attorney
Schwander were also present.
Alderman Thomas. as chairman of the
committee. briefly stated the object of the
conference to be TO see what the county
would do IN the way Of relieving the over
flow of the city by diyerting the water
before it reaches the city limits by the
construction OF drainage canals to protect
the Third, Fourth and Fifth wards.
Judge Vasmer referred to the intiihidat-
Ding remarks that had been made upon this
subject and the apparent effort to try and
force an issue before the vote is taken Oh
the issuance Of the 100000 road bonds.
The mayor said the proposition was
simply this; The city paid taxes on ar
assessment roll OF $27, 900, 600, while tn,
entire county valuation was but $S2 ,00o, goo
the city paying about four-ffths Of the
tax OF the county. The question Is a
simple one, but one Of importance. He be-
lieved that the county had the right TO pay
for improvements inside the city limits
aud quoted several instances where It haC
been done, notably the building OF TIL
San Jacinto street bridge. the payemen
around the court house square. etc. bu
we are not now. eaid the mayor. asking th'
county to expend any money inside thu
city limits. we simply want YOU 10 diver
your drainage and not turn your water II
on the city. but by building ditch, diver
It. This We ask as matter OF right ant
justice to the city. We simply ask Vol
70 give US some assurance that the worl
will be done.
Judge vasmer said in reference to thu
proposed bond issue. that 1t was the de-
sire OF the county to use these bonds FOL
the purpose of connecting with all th'
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Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company al Dallas. Ia in the city.
81 Perkins. assistant freight agent OF
the Kansas City Southern at Kansas City.
VIII sail for New York tomorrow via the
Mallory line.
Charles D. Goding commercial agent
OF the Rock Island at Houston, was in the
lcitv TODAY
y. g. Archer. general agent OF the
Kansas City Southern. was in Houston
today.
p O. Becker, the newly appointed gcn-
leral agent Of the St. Louis traffic com
mittee. is in town. He will remain until
sunday. when be will start for 81. Louis.
lln the meantime he will he busy closing
no his affairs in Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
HUSTLED FOR FREIGHr.
straws Drawn to Secure u shipms mt
of Furniture.

oil FURNITURE.
There was lively hustling Thursday
afternoon among the freight solicitors of
competing roads for carload OF furniture
coming from st. Louis to Houston The
seven wise men of the Houston East and
West Texas. Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, Houston and
Texas Central, International and Great
Northern, Frisco and Cotton Belt assem-
bled at the office OF the consgnee and
poured out their eloqunce. They dilated
on the beautiful scenery along their routes.
the fast time and smooth track and
promptitu6e in settling damage claims at
all times. They explained the Shreve-
port-TeXarllGna situation and Garvey mix
ture until, in despair, the consignee con-
Guided that each having made out a good
claim they should draw straws. The lucky
straw was drawn by the representative of
the Houston and Texas Central and then
the entire party adjourned to soda water
fountain and drew refreshing soda through
more straws.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
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paved streets in the city that extended
TO the city limits and extend them with
good paved roads that would so to she
county line, He said that a previous con-
fei ence had been held with the city au-
thoriues upon this subject OF drainage and
that the commissioners had been wrestling
with the subject ever since. City Eng-
neer Miller had submitted plan for a
drainage canal along the Galveston, Har-
Idsburg and San Antonio right OF way. We
are now, eaid he, working on a p.opos
ton to relieve the South End of the city
and have already dug one ditch eighteen
feet wide and Six feet deep with this Ia
view and have put several bitches beyond
the Fifth ward and have another plan now
under contemplation to open drainage
canal in that section to drain into Brays
bayou. We have another proposition be-
fore us to open UP slaughter Pen bayou
to relieve the overflow on MCGOWAN ave-
nue.. We hope 70 have much Of the work
done before the next rainy spell sets in.
We feel that We have already done a great
aeal of work In this direction and when
our entire scheme is completed We think
that everybody will be satisfied. In the
First precinct, in which Houston is To-
Gated, the county is now spending three
filths Of all the money being spent for this
purpose
YVES being done for the Fifth ward
We expect to lay out a road, said Judge
Vasmer that will extend from Hardy
street to the Atascaseto road that Will
dnain the Jourdeville district.
read with simply bitches on either
side won't do any good. said Alderman
Aubertin, what we want is a big drainage
canal.
Continuing, Judge vasmer said that It
no all 10 nr1iE 4 on
ers to do all In their power to relieve the
situation. The $600,0 bond issue would
give 100 miles OF paved road In the county
in addition 10 the forty three miles already
built, making total OF 14S miles After
building this 100 miles OF additional road
a surplus would still be left for its main
tenance and for drainage. Good roads and
drainage were twin Sisters. The present
tax levy would take care of the interest
and sinking fund for these bonds md they
would only he used as needed, so that the
county would be called upon 10 pay inter-
est on only the money that was actually
In use.
Alderman o1Leary referred to the fact
that country wagons coming in over the
San Felipe gravel street had carried away
nearly half the gravel and ne wanted to
know il the county would not reimburse
ihe city for this loss.
Judge Vasmer said that, while the law
gave the county the right to build bridges
inside the city limits, he could find no au-
thority for paving streets in the city, The
county had built the San Jacnto street
bridge and decided 1t to the city.
And It has cost US about $1,000 year
ever since to take care OF 1t, said the
mayor.
Mr. Thomas said he would like to have
the county consider fayorably the plans OF
Engineer Miller for another drainage
canal In the section that would benefit the
Third ward.
!. with this and some further general DIS
cnssion and running conversation the
conference concluded without arriving al
anything definite.