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Middletown transcript., 1900-11-10
FIFTY ACRES OF TEA

The only tea gardens in the United
States are at Pinehurst, S. G. These
gardens are the property ofDr, Charles U.
Shepherd, who for the last ten years has
been experimenting with tea culture on
scale and with a thoroughness never
before attempted in this country. Tea
culture has been undertaken in a small
way in the South at various times during
the last one hundred years. The Depart
ment of Agriculture having frequently
furnished seeds and plants for the purpose
but DR.. Shepard is the first person who
can be said to have been successful in the
business, and even he told me when 1
visited his place recently that although
he had been in the work SO long it was
not until the crop of 1898 was being
harvested that he felt justified in saying
that he had been successful.
DIR. Shepard's estate comprises about
seven hundred acres, of which between
fifty and one hundred acres are now
planted in tea. This acreage is increased
each year by the setting out of new gar
dens. It might be thought that SO large
an amount of land devoted to one crop
would be spoken of as tea farm or tea
plantation but have the authority of
the Department of Agriculture for
saying that in all tea growing countries
the plantations are called tea gardens.
" Whether the area under one cultiva-
ton is one acre or one thousand acres, it
is recognized as a garden, and in all
features of this industry this appellation
is universally employed"
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EASTERN SHORE EXHIBIT

The special committee of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland Board of Develop.
ment which is to consider the subject q
an Eastern Shore exhibit at the Pan.
Americn Exposition next year at Buffalo,
N. Y, held meeting at Easton ON Fri.
day afternoon last, at which there was q
good representative attendance.
Much interest was manifested by those
present and letters pledging hearty sun.
port were received from the absent mem.
bers. All reports indicated success in the
matter, but before any positive action i
taken important and very necessary in.
formation Is to be obtained from the Ex.
position management The next meeting
Of the committee win be held during tbe
week following the presidential election
Of which due notice win be given.
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HICKS FORECAST FOR NOVEMBER

Billiards north, south and west, end
ing in fierce gales over the lakes and on
the North Atlantic are quite probable
about Sunday the 4th to Wednesday the
7th. A general cold wave, frost and
freezing will bring up the rear of these
storms, progressively from the north
west to eastward and southwark. On
and touching the 10th, 11th and 18th,
the barometer will fall and general reac-
ton to storm conditions will return.
Another decided dash of early winter
will follow this period, being generally
felt over the country and lasting up to
about the 21st. The last storm period
for November is central on the 9th, ex-
tending from the 25th to the 30th.
Marked storm condition will begin
westward about the 18th and energetic
storms of rain, wind and snow will pass
eastward over the country on the 9th
to the 3Oth.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE

The death is announced of Zdenks
Fibich, the celebrated Bohemian com
poser.
Lord Roberts has decided not to write
book of the war in South Africa.
Lord SALISBURY is said to have taken to
ride tricycle. III the grounds Of Hatfield.
Bret Harte is to spend the coming win
ter in Italy, and has rented villa near
Naples.
Sir Andrew Lusk, the oldest former
Lord Mayor of London, has just cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday.
Governor Rollins, of New Hampshire,
is to be the guest of California during his
present trip through that State.
A successful surgical operation has been
performed upon Senator Cushman <.
Davis, Of Minnesota, for blood poisoning.
/. Lord Wolseley, on retiring from the
post Of Commander-in-Ch Chief Of the Bri-
tish army, will make an extended tour in
Canada.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt has leased
Chastellux, the most beautiful of New
ports villas, from Lorillard Spencer for
the summer of 1901.
Henry James, the author denies the
report that he intends to leave England
and establish his permanent residence in
the United States.
Senator Platt, during the first month
in which he was member of the Senate,
received and answered 16, 600 letters, and
even now he frequently gets as many as
$50 day.
It is announced that Lord Rosebery is
about to publish volume entitled "Na-
poleon: The Last Phase" study of the
Emperor during the closing years of his
life at st. Helena.
The Natal subscribers to a testimonial
to Major General Baden-Powell, in recog-
milton of his gallent defence of Mafeking,
have decided to present him with shield |
made of Transvaal sovereigns.
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William Eastman Cotter, who figured
conspiciously in the Dover bank affair
died on Monday night at his home, No.
S65 North Twenty-third street, Phila.
delphia, from heart disease.
The choir of st. Mary's R. c. Church,
this city, will assist the choir of st. Pet.
er's Church, Queenstown, Md, during
| the service of the Forty Hours Devotion
| which will begin in the latter church on
Sunday, November II.
On Tuesday night George Dobson who
lives on South Chapel street, Newark,
discovered a man on the roof of his
house. He quickly secured his revolver
and fired at the figure. The man was
seen to fall from the building, and Mr..
Dobson, thinking that he had mortally
shot him, went for assistance. When he
returned the individual had disappeared,
but the fellow had left blood stains here
and there, showing that the shot had
found its mark. A search failed to locate
the wounded man.
Orders have been sent to Pekin detach-
ing General James Fl. Wilson, of Will
mington, from duty as chief of staff un-
der General Chaffee and directing him
to return to the United States. 1t had
been the purpose of the government to
make General Wilson member of the
projected American commission to treat
with the Chinese government for settle
ment, but the abandonment of that plan
in favor of direct negotiation through
Minister Conger made it unnecessary to
retain General Wilson in China.
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Extra Earlv YeOetsh,es

Sometimes the Spring months are wet,
and the process of seed planting is much
delayed. In order to avoid this one NAV
make up lettuce and onion beds in the
Fall, just the same as they would in the
spring, and when the weather becomes SO
cool that all danger of the seeds sprouting
is past, SOW lettuce, put out onions, then
mulch with leaves, straw or manure from
the barnyard. If leaves or straw are
used, they may be held in place by cov-
ering lightly with boards. In the Spring
remove mulching, stick radish seeds along
the edge of beds, and you will have vege-
tables as soon as your neighbors have
greens.-Mrs. R. c. Daley.
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Farm and Dairy.
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
KeepinR Hogs Too Fat

SVF@z-B 71VB5
The great mistake which many of the
best breeders make is keeping their hogs
too fat. When an animal of high merit is
secured, instead Of feeding it for its breed
ing qualities, it is fed for the show ring.
My experience indicates that an animal
should be raised and fed for breeder.
II wanted for the show ring, keep him
until he is 80 far matured that fattening
will not check his growth or injure him
in any way. Railways like to buy hogs
that have been awarded the highest
honors at some leading State fair, pro-
Vided they have not been injured by
overfeeding.-D. w. w.
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riautsnant Rootss Resigns

The following order has been issued
from the headquarters of the National
Guard: General Orders, No. 13: First
Lieutenant Fl. v. D. Bootes, quarter-mas-
ter First Regiment Infantry. National
Guard Of Delaware, having rendered his
resignation, the same is accepted, and H.
v. D. Bootes is hereby honorably dis
charged from the military service of the
state. BY order of Ebe w. Tunnel,
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.
Garrett J. Hart, Adjutant General
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DELAWARE RIVER.

It is no longer probable that the
United States engineers in charge OF the
Delaware harbor Improvement will OBJ
tain the 81, ,000, 600 appropriation which
they wanted to continue the work Of
widening and deepening the Delaware
river channel. II Is understood that but
S761 GOO will be appropriated for the
purpose, which money will not admit Of
the deepening Of more than part OF the
channel or widening it beyond 400 feet.
Middletown transcript., 1900-11-10

Drying preparations simply develop
dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions
which adhere to the membrane and de-
compose. causing . far more serious trou-
bic than the ordinary form Of catarrh. A
void all drying inhalants and use that
which cieanses, soothes and heals. Ely's
Cream Balm is such remedy and will
cure catarrh Of cold in the head easily
and pleasantly. All druggists sell It at 90
cents Or it will be mailed by Ely Broth
ers, &c Warren ST., N. Y.
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Fancy hosiery is much mere fashions
able than plain, and sometimes startling
combinations are seen. Silk stockings
have lace inserted over the instep in bow-
knot or other designs.
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Free Prizes For Bright People.
If 800 Cats Can XIII 900 Rats in 500
bays, How Many Cats VIII it Take
to XIII 100 Rats In 100 Dsysg

Can you solve this problem? II SO, you will
win prize. DO not send any money with
your answer, bit send name and correct ad.
dress, ard by return mail beautiful prize
will be sent free. AS our object in giving
away these premiums is to attract attention
70, and increase the circulation Of our popular
Magazine, we request you when you receive
your pr'ze show It TO as many friends as pos
sibie. We want large lists OF readers In every
neighborhood, and are going to offer many
handsome prizes to secure them. Among the
prizes we are offering Is S25O.OO in cash, and
ulars Of the awarding Of these prizes will be
sent you with your prize for answering the
above problem. Address, with stamp for Re.
CHICAGO HOUSEHOLD GUEST,
CHICAGO, III.
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Some one recently asked the question;
''What is q friendg' It isa person who
will inconvience himself for you; it is
the man who will sit by your bedside
when your frame has been wrecked by
disease. It is the man who will come 70
you when the muttering thunders growi
along the sky. It is the man who VIII
say: Don't be discouraged, see you are
in trouble, let me help YOU" It is not
the man who will talk nice to you for
policy sake. II is not the man who viii
do kindness only when be feels that
he will get in return full value for the
services rendered. We would not give
two cents for a man who would write
his name in fancy letters in our irlend-
ship album if be would notvisit us when
We are in trouble.
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THE COMING MAHDI.
A More Notable figure In Africa Thar
Paul Kruger.

A More Notable figure In Africa Thar
Paul Kruger.
Since FL wahIb. in the latter half OF
the eighteenth century, established in
Arabia the powerful reforming sect OF
Wahabee ism AID lnereby created no Sigh,
ferment in the MChammedan world, that
faith has produced no great personality
able to rouse his co-religionis.s to deeds
of fanaticaI devotion ana to throw them
selves fervently into a great effort to re-
establish great Mohammedan empire.
4 here have been. of course. mad mullahs
I'm India and local mandis elsewhere.
Poss bly, the most important of these
so-called guides was the Mahdi of Om-
durham. Who caused the ueatn of Cor
don, and the last vestige of whose power
was shattered by Lord Kitchener in 1888.
At the best. however, he lacked many OF
the essential quallncations of a great
leader. for, In addition TO being a hope
less voluptuary, he was devoid of a pos
sible policy. and was. in addition, the
creature of the most degraded slave deal
ers.
Although he gathered around him the
/ fighting Baggaras and number of slave
dealing tribes of the Upper Nile, it is a
notorious fact that the more powerful fra
ternities of the Soudan and the Sahara
/ refused to acknowledge HIM or to asss
him. But his overthrow has only brought
] a
/ Those who imagine that the crushing
Of the khalifa destroyed all chance OF
| revival of m Iitant Mohammeuanlsm II
the dark continent will probably have
rough awakening in the near future Tn
fact is that the Mohammedans have al
infinitely greater mahdi in reserve. Unseel
Of Europeans, pursuing a consistent ant
q astute policy for years; able, learned ant
silent; animated by the keenest hatre'
against the Christians, preparing arms
ammun. ton ard wealth in an oasis IA
remote from the fringe of civilization
with many millions of followers onl
waiting his word to throw themselve
against the European outposts In mort
Africa. this mysterious mahdi will as
suredly play an important part IN tn
immediate history of the WORM.
Yes, S.di Senussi, the mysterious mahd
will yet become more notable figure /
north Africa than Paul krueger in I'll
I south. Once he declares the hoiy war,
VIII tax the resources of both France an
, England to meet MIN.
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CHINESE CRIMINAL LAW.

In many points the similar .ty of the
Chinese with English law Is startling
the classification of crimes-nomiCide,
larceny, robbery. burglary, embezzlement,
the divisions Of homicide into just fable
and exeusable, the requisites for larceny,
asportatiOn for instance, or the entry by
night for burglary, are such as every
student at the temple is familiar with,
even the advowson of a Chinese temple,
following the rule Of our own canon law,
belongs to the founder. and one begins 10
doubt whether the author has not some
what squared Eastern practice 10 n,
Western theory. ON the other hand, OBJ
Y Gus differences aboun--tne use OF tor
ture as a method OF obtaining evidence.
the contempt of life and the frequency OF
the death sentence, the responsibility OF
the family for the offenses OF all or any
OF its members, would shock the O.C
Bailey practitioner. The nrst, though
not recognized. is always used, and If Z
man has been warmly questioned" IL
means he has been beaten to a jelly"
Family responsibility Is a remarkable
feature of the Chinese system, and far
reaching in its effects: Z works both
ways; not only are members of the fam
| ily responsible for one another's crimes
/ but injury to one member IS aggravated
/ by injury to another. IL person k.i
/ three members of the same family. ths
slayer himself will suffer the lingering
death. his property VIII be confiscated
and his wife and children be involved IL
i the offense.
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let 1t go at that. And want two quarts
of vinegar.
Mr.. Meddlar-You don't need II, mum.
Woman voice-What's that?
Mr.. Meddlar-Sugar's what you need.
mum. and lots of 1t.
Woman's voice-Oh, If I only had
you here, you-you-you-
Mr. Meddlar-That's right, mum. u
u use lots of Ii.
Woman's voice-Gurgle, Gasp!
Choke! Choke! Gasp! Gurglei
Clerks voice-Beg pardon. mum. but
didn't catch that last. Please repeat
1t, mum.
woman's voice-You impudent imp.
You tadpole! You shrimp
Mr.. Meddlar-Fresh or canned. mum ?
Woman's voice-Oh, wait till I get
my hands on you! I'm coming round
there this instant. You just wait!
Mr.. Meddlar-All right, num- How
are all the folks?
Then the phone was furiously rune
off--it sounded to Mr.. Meddlar as if II
had been wrung of the wall entirely
and, with a beatific smile gambling
over his countenance, he resumed his
seat at his desk and began drafting
his report as president of the loca
/ Christian Endeavorers.-Alex Rick
etts in the Smart Set
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txlCUIOsN' MULE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
been duly appointed Executor Of the
will % Albert Francis Judd. late % Ho-
nolulu. deceased. notice N hereby Y ven
20 all persons having claims against
the sad estate 90 produce proper vouch-
crs 20 the undersigned. al the office "f
Atkinson a Judd. within six m"nths
from the date hereof or hey vii, BE- for
ever AIRED. and All per5pnS Ind ht.d
20 said estate are requested 20 make Inn
mediate payment 90 the undersigned.
AGNES ~ r. JUDD.
Executrix Of the VIII Of Albert Francis
Judd.
Honolulu. June 20. 1907. 55s2
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
hereby notify. that pursuant To- the
power TO appoint from time To time one
r. more Substitutes. contained In that
certain power 81 attorney To Ernest "A
Mott-Smith from Martha r. MOtt-Smith
4 al. dat a 1897, and recorded IN tn
Registry Of Deeds. IN Honolulu. oahu
Territory % Hawaii In Libre 1872. ~
ii5 10 SiS Inclusive. the Ernest a. Mott
smith named In the said power of attor
ney has by an instrument executed and
dated June 18th. a. -. 1900. constituted
and appointed me his substitute 10 act
In his place and stead. with all the pow
ers contained In the said power Of attor.
ney. and subject TO the provisions
thereof
tSignedl II. NJ. MOTT-SMITH.
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CoPARTNeRsHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
,av formed n CO. partnership under tn.
irm name Of Hind. Rolph a Co. to car
y on business I'm he Hawaiian islands,
Us shipping and commission merchants
md ship Insurance and custom house
brokers'. with the principal place of
BUSINESS at Honolulu. Island OF oahu.
+. H. Mr.. J. s. Low Of Honolulu r.
iereby authorized and empowered 10
vet as our lawful agent In Honolulu
IND 20 transact any and all matters OF
business In the name Of the said firm OF
Hind, Rolph a Co.
GEORGE II. HIND.
JAMES ROLPH. JR.
Honolulu. LIST July. 1900. $685.
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When Mr. Meddlar tried to use his
telephone. a few days ago. the "neilo
girl" probably dreaming OF her social
tr.umphs instead Of giving him the
number he called for, connected him
with a line over which a conversation
already ragged. Mr.. Meddlar had list
ened for only a moment before h. dis
covered that the line had "A very iras-
chile female at one end Of II and "a not
overnight grocers clerk at the other.
and that the ladys order was being
given somewhat tempestuously. He
therefore decided 20 facilitate the pro-
ceed.ngs,. and the wires began TO heat
up In about this fashion,:
Womans voice-And I want Cozen
eggs dozen eRgs-understand?
Mr. Meddlar-Yes. mum. Do you
want them fresh. mum2
Woman's voice--Of course. stupid.
Do you take US for cheap folks?
clerks volce--Yes mum; a dozen
eggs.
..r Meddlar-Did you say a dozen or
a bushel. mum?
I Woman's voice-A dozen-a dnzsu--a
dozen. idiot. And I want a bottle of
pickles. Got that?
Mr.. Meddlar-Yes, mum: a barrel OF
olives.
Clerks volce-Yes. mum: all right
mum.
Woman's voice--No. no. no. Oh. sug-
ar A bottle of pickles. I said.
Mr.. Mrddlsr-Oh. yes mum. Excuse
me. mum. I was out with the boys las
night an am kinder twisted to-day
But you know how II is. mum. A bar
. rel ~ sugar. you said7 All right. mum
Woman's voice-No-o-u-o-o. can
: you hear. you drunken BOBBY? I say
bottle Of pickles.
Mr. Meddiar-You said sugar. mum
Woman's voice. DIDN'T. And f.
Clerks voice-what did you say tina
? last was. mum?
Womnr's voice-A bottle-hottle-bot
tie NJ p'ckles-piekles-p'ck
Mr.. Meddlar-All right mum: thre
bottles ~ pickles
Woman's voice-Oh. you fooll We
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EcrlOs or OFFICERS.

NETTING or THE STOCK
= lhe First American Bank Of
United held this day. the fol
we're elected 20 serve Zoe
Ne year.
niac Cecil brown.
President Mark 4. Robinson.
wv q cooper
Nv " Graham.
WE NJ Buyd.
n-CecI brown. Mark y. Rob
Y coopo' Bruce Cartwright.
" uoYD. Secretary
DO 5sss
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NOTICE.

riAL MEETING or THE
O. .he Olaa sugar CON.
pr. WI b. 4, "a "a the rooms
ihpero Commerce. Merchant
uln juy ilth. az No o'ciuck
''hslier and vote upun a
" bond The property and
=. company and 20 transact
gl'iross aB may come be.
ALFRED w CARTER.
lta surur Company. Ltd.
"F ~ 1000, 1894
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
dessrs. Jonah kumalae and t.1o.f
Johnson are authorized to collect ail
moneys due me. or To the firm Of w. T.
Nchi a CO.. during my absence iron.
honolulu. W. 9. ACHI.
Honolulu. July 2. 1900. 1857
Judd Building, Fort street.
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MEETING NOTICE.
wA1MEA SUGAR MILL CO.

A special meeting OF the shareho ders
OF the Waimea sugar Nil Co. LTD will
b. held at the office Of Cas.4e A. cooke,
Ltd. IN Honolulu, on Wednesday. Ju y
25th. 1900. at o'c Ock n. m.
UStNESS: decentralization OF an ar
rangemeut for ,ne sale Of portion OF
the Company's sugars for a period OF
three years.
y. -. TENNEY.
$500 Secretary Wa mea Sugar Mi Co
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THIS FRIDAY. JULY i3,
WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
TODAY.

l viii sell al ruo,I, auction, by order
OF the Treasurer MI uJrrkirh. susIi
Client Of the following deiiiiu ueut slvch
VI tile haiiiaiO sugar cUiIuahy, Ito. Ia
reiniDufse the Company. ut'i--ss the 1e-
uitpurHi dSscssin~pts are .,oio At tne
office III the hA WAliAN TRUST n IN
VESTM ENT 90. LTD. Honolulu. n
l.. before the day Of sale. July Is. 1859
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NOTICE

FROM AND AFTER THIS. A. r.
Cooke viii occupy the Office Of the Pa
lolo Land and Improvement Co. Ltd
Room :. Model building. Progress block.
daily from 10 a. m. To " noon.
A. r. COOKE.
$500 Manager Paiolo Land Co. Ltd.
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aVIOEa0 NOTICE.

4 ,DENb ts DUE AND PAY
"elcslo'ders Of the Inter-
\ IN NAVIGATION Co. Ltd. az
gleen street. on Thursday.
\ 7, \, books o. ne company will
/ y n Iansters from July iith 70
" CLAPP. Secretary
IVY loth, 1890 55ol
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"SoLOsRs' MEETING.

~, 7, a,nnnuai meeting OF the
d tlr,,,n,s llswelian Fertiilsss
4 N. r 'ed VIII 10 held ~ ~,
ca,s's,.'Wa'ian Trust ana IN
w. i1is Limited. on Wed.
4 h /. l'on ~ $50 a. m
4 Secretary. ''' PRESIDENT
" staa
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Further particulars of
WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will E. Fisher,
Real Estaee Agent and Auctioneer.

2 very nee 2-suury nouses on Puna-
han ST. corner: improvements. 2-story
house OF 8 rooms. Price. $4,000.
Adjoining sam 2-story house OF
r ms. with excellent view: hoth IN
good ghborhood. Price. s4.hw
Or the first 81 600 mortgage may re-
main. on the seeonu 50 500 may remain.
Many other desirable lots, cottages
and property unimproved. Call at OF
fee or list.
Ia your home IL remit DO you want
some one TO collect your rents?
Are Won in search Of home. either
to rent or buy? II so, call at my ONCE
for list
WILL E. FISHER. Auctr.
real ESTATE AGENT
AND AUCTlONGeR
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts-
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MEETING NOTICE.
KoHALA SUGAR COMPANY.

A special meeting OF the shareholder
q the Nohala Sugar Co. will b, held
a the Office OF Castle q Cooke. Lt.... ir
Honolulu on Monday. July 23d, 1900. a.
10 o'clock n. m.
BUStNESS:-Cousideration Of an ar
rangement for the sale Of a portion o
he Company's sugars for a period Of
hFcs years.
w. A. BOWEN,
500 secretary kohala sugnr Co.