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Hotel Raleigh,

Atlantic City, y. j.
In September our rates are more reason
able although the service is better and the
comforts are greater. For rates. booklet
and any Information desired call on Mr.
Harry E. Mitchell. chief clerk at the How
ard House.-Advt
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ChaufauuDa Reach

Salt water air, bathing. boating, fishing,
grabbing and plenty of amusements Trains
from b. and O. station week days $50 a M
and i:3O pm; $50 am. Sundays.-Advt
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Injured By q Fail.

Miss May Hughes. living at 100 5th street
northeast. was painfully bruised about the
face and right arm about 10 o'clock last
night by falling from q Columbia street
car on II street northeast between 10th ana
11th streets. Friends assisted her to her
home, where she received medical atten-
ton. ,g-'ee- :
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Niagara Falls Excursion August 3Oth
Via r. e q

Special train OF day coaches and parlor
cars, without change. leaves B. and o, sta
ton $50 am. Stop-overs allowed on re-
turn trip. Tickets good for ten days. Meals
served IN cafe diner en- route. Specially
low rate excursions from Niagara Falls In
connection with this excursion.-Advt.
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Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo Chi
cage. L Mon Pacific and Northwestern Line.
september and IS. good returning until Oc-
tober 81 Very low rates. same dates to
Gaenwood Springs, Ogden. Salt Lake City.
hot Springs. Deadwood, Rapid City and
casper Quickest time. best service Apply
railway. w. A Cox, COL Chestnut straat
Phiadelphia.-Advt @,'
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Branch Office, 22d and p ST..

Advertisements are received at Inc Stars
branch office. Huddleson's Pharmacy, cor
ner 22d and streets, at regular rates. No
charge for messenger.
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IT'S FALSE ECONOMY TO BAKE
at home during such hot weather when all
grOcerS sell Schneider's famous Malt"
Bread for only &c. loaf. A delicacy and
health food. Ask your grocer for 1t.
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Adjutant General MOsher ON Duty.
Major Theodore Mosher, paymaster. re-
tired. United States army, has reported for
duty as adjutant general of the District Of
Columbia militia. He will hold the rank
of lieutenant colonel in the militia.
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To buy, sell or store furniture 60 to c. G.
Sloan & Co. 1401 G street; best location;
best results -Advt.
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$500 to the SeashOre and Return $500
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale for all trains Fridays ana
Saturdays to Atlantic City, Cape May,
Ocean City and Sea Isle City. ~ j. good
to return until following Tuesday. Tickets
good via Delaware Bridge Route to Atlantic
CitY-AdYt.
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RAILROADS.


WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MT VERNON RAILWAY COMPANY.
In effect May !, 1900.
For Aie5andria-W day. $3.50. TO. 1850. 500
s;5s. xt;ls. $40. sos. 1870; 800. o:N. $50,
pm. Sundays. I:<5 900. o:45. 1880. 100 Ii so
I'm. 1900 nSon 1870 100, i;so, 2;3S; 2:sS
10. 500 s:iS, ESQ, 1oiS, M:S6. ii:So pm. wv
For Mt. vernon-week days. $3.50. $500, 10000.
SIS pm sunday, 900 s@: 1900 noOS S. 400: 100
500, TOO, a:S6 pm.
For Arlington and Aquedues pridge-waek
days. 500 'a:s5 $3.50, 'n:a5 1000. il;o0
s s s Iaso .5 5sss ,s s 80. ' &c. 7SS
$500 pm. sundays. l:s6. e;9o o:!o, 'io:so, ii:o0.
:SsS s s s $50 a so .sSS soS $50 s s:SS
sS;Ss, 100. -sf:So. s;oe pm.
Epssss. 10 1iiiassoa oa,y. s"'s''1'
d. Z ANHnT, 4 GOWN.
President (nnD 0dpoe3n1en2oA
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The LanstOn NOnOtype Machine
Company has been officially notified thai
its machines at the Paris exposition have
been awarded a gold medal.-Advt.
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TRY "CHEON" FOR ICED TEA.
The best soc. Tea in America Sold under
our guarantee. Sugars at cost. c. D.
Kenny Co., City Stores
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$500 to Cumberland, $3.50 to Luray
and latter including admission to cayerns.
From B. and O.. station, am, Sunday.
September 2. Returning, leave Luray and
Cumberland at 9 pm. Take your family
and enjoy this popular trip-Adyt
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Temporarily Restrained.

Town Ta1k-The Diving Horses at
River View. See them Wednesday.-Advt
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For Baby s SCALP

My little girls hair did not grow. 1t harsh
and dry, end would break Off and her scalp
full Of dry dandruff that could not comb out. A
place around the back of her head was bald and
on the top of her head the hair only two or
three inches long. used CUTICURA SOAP and
some CUTICURA Ointment and her hair has come
In thick and as soft as silk
Mrs. A. DOWNEY, Alfred, o.
Warm shampoos with CUTICURA SOAP and
light dressings with CuTICURA. purest Of emol-
Eents. will clear the scalp and hair Of crusts
scales and dandru soothe irritated and itching sur
faces
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WHEN YOU FEEL, Rim ]

you need bottle Of "Old Glory to build
up your strength. give you an appetite and
good digestion. For case phone "ABNER
& DRURY," Brewers, 18th and F.
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IUGNAcIoUs PORTUGUESE.
GuItano and Csmara Mixed Up on
Beretania Street.

Guitano and Camara, two pugnacious
Portuguese. were arrested last night
about o'clock just above the Bereta-
MIA pumping plant. Guitano. albeit he
bears romantic and brigandish name.
has little OF the sentimental IN his
physical makeup. He is a six-footer
and couple Of inches over. has arms
and fists like sledge hammers and Is
the kind Of giant who would make an
ordinary mortal thir twice before get
ting In his way. Yet Camara had no
hestarcy in mixing up with such an
antagonist. even II he is about a foot
shorter.
The police officer who made the ar
rest says Guitano hit and drew first
blood and although Camara was a
party TO the scufle that ensued he
wasn't ''in It," a big crowd collected,
the Portuguese womenfolk especially
making Beretania street pedestrians
believe that a riot was in progress The
women were more difficult OF qurIlng
than the two fighters and were finally
dispersed when II was known that the
patrol wagon was coming.
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OARSMEN PLAN
FOR SEPTEMBER
Lei avis May Enter a Crew
To Compete III the
Races.

At the annual meeting of the Hawaii
IN Rowing Association. S. f. p. Taylor,
gice-captain of the Leilanis pre-
ipitated a bombshell into the gather
ng. by intimating that, contrary to
eneral Impressions, there was a strong
probability of the Leilanis putting in a
rev for the September races. The Lei
anis have for the past few years been
An absent quantity as far as racing is
Concerned. and if it be true that they
intend to re-enter the aquatic lists,
owing enthusiasts will extend to them
cordial and sincere welcome.
The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing pear: President, A. G.
L. Robertson; vice. president, w. A.
Wall; secretary and Treasurer, A. A
wilder
The races in Pearl Harbor will take
Saturday will be regatta day in Homo
ulu harbor.
Increased interest will be lent to the
races this year by the contemplated
lctions of two local business organiZa-
tions, who, 1t is said, intend to add
valuable cups to the trophies already to
| be contested for. The Regatta commit
tee will also present a banner to the
winning senior crew and a cup to the
successful junior aggregation.
The Pacific Hardware Company has
/ offered to present, to members of the
winning crews on September sth, theil
choice OF a portrait frame. The win.
ming clubs will also be allowed theil
option of frames for the club house
pictures.
The possibilities for this years Hea
lani senior crew are: Messrs. Georg'
Gibbs, Paul Jarrett, Fred Church, Free
Damon, Dan Renter, C. Boisse, j
Lloyd, II. Williams and w. Williams.
Captain Klebahn has consented I
coach the Healanis. His business du
ties prevent him taking a place in tn
boat and he has been medically ad
vised to discontinue rowing in race.
The boys are disposed to be thankfu
for small mercies however and Kle
bahns determination to stick to tn
ship has brought sunshine to the Hea
lani camp.
The new two-oared practice boat,
found to be very useful, and Capt. Al
kinson regards II as invaluable as
form developer.
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BOB SAMOA THIRSTY.
ae Stole Beer From the Police Patro
Wagon.

a novel method of getting his Sun
day beer was that of Bob Samoa on
Saturday evening. The patrol wagon
had been sent to Kakaako to make a
raid Of a place where spirituous liquors
had been sold without the Formally OF
a license. The beer in bottles had been
placed in the end Of the patrol wagon
and Officer HanTahan's stout legs were
resting upon me box, he himself sit
ting on the wagon seat.
Suddenly he felt something rub
against his foot aud then a click of
two bottles coming together was heard
Quick as "A flash Hanrahan reached
down big strong hama at the some
thing and his fingers closed around
a human arm. The arm was right
| handed one and belonged TO Bob
/ Samoa As Bob" was caught red
| handed In the act he was also liftef
\ into the patrol wagon and charge OF
1 larceny in the second degree entered
against him at the Station House. Tn
beer and Bob were placed in separate
| compartments.
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WHY The FINANCIAL SITUATION
IS STRAINED IN THESE ISLANDS

THE
andr
returns under the present prices win about 50 per ton close
OF mis-
&c. me @ 70!
n facts Known found more GeSi to borrow soS1
thousand Of
S par % ca ,s3 a y &
WIN be r%smtred by those who familiar with The past situation
United ins there the Gaary
%Ssr % plaatsao@s dss 5s.ds eSpaason %
vcy uSy
rot security money! BISHOP at That
here Charles
@s aS s D Begin not eo4 s Hawaiian treasury %a
Cabinet s SpoS extremely SoHiaS S Sepons Rop
principle country
~ ;ssn
local capital could furnish In ADDITION to this cause there has BEEN however an
S % highest S sSn att GS TO ' s
be
yet so%Sa"y way
ysH paid
10, s = a.. no0s s , @
stocks there
pr,eaesiS
Sos soSs s ys' 5.n the & str a
S s s"fSF , BON PTI9s 1nG s and and
SS aTSsa as fact % aos every a bringing om for te
thirty SaSs appfos%ss capital
OF has into
confidently believed relief
be paid of the
q undo
OF in Of wbe
snSs bond; the n.Ts are % the Of The Re
D
BUY Ts s. TIs 3s% s ana %
VIM
A. suspended romon
IN
Natu
10 the > o
any
o
N
and
n
McHyd n
TAI while ID bu
freey
vi N q 70 the pupo o
development OF plantation
Is
of
in
and In o
'u a a the mi
to
in
/
LLAMA
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BOARD OF HEALTH At
L[P[R SETTLEMENT
CONTINUED from Page ID

feelings of the visitors who had rela-
tives ashore.
A member of the Board of Health
said that next year it was likely that
fences would be erected and the visit
0rs kept apart from the lepers. Tn
Board talked over this matter serious
" among themselves. An incident of
the departure was the secreting of two
dogs in one of the boats. They were
tossed TO some natives by lepars and
hidden under coats till the Mikahals
was reached. One was found and sent
TO shore. but the other was much ca
ressed aboard till Honolulu was reach
ed, and is now the property of Purser
Christian of the Mikahala. There are
1oZers of dogs at the settlement and
they are made great pets of by the leo
ars. A few are poi dogs, and are being
fattened to be eaten.
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THE Ex1LEs OF ANr1cosTI.

Hardships Of the Natives of the Island /,
Bought by the Chocolate Man.
The English settlers at Fox Bay. An
ticosti, have at last been evicted by NJ
Menier, the French chocolate king, but
through the kindness of friends who
have interested themselves in their con-
dition, they are on the way to the prai-
ries.
Exceedingly painful is the case of
these Engiish-speaking Methodists
Their fathers settieu at Fox Bay, An
ticosu, thirty years ago, on land that
had been allotted to them by the Their
proprietors. When NJ Menier bought
the island as game preserve he claim
ed everything and ordered the people
to leave their homes without delay. In
his effort to drive them out NJ. Menier
was aided by Mr.. Tarte. who evinced
great interest in his claim. Mr.. Tarte
defended the proposed eviction and took
occasion in Parliament to describe the
English Methodist settlers as wreckers
and murderers. He said they were
/ there to lure ships 20 their doom by
exhibiting false lights. This assault
upon the character of the unfortunate
/ people awakened resentment among
/ English speaking CanaoIans generally.
1t was uncalled for; it was deliberately
untrue.
During the past year NJ. Menier has
operated through the courts. and the
judges have reluctantly had to decide
! that the settlers who coulu show no
deeds were subject to removal In the
/ unhappy victims the Rev. DIR. Griffith
chairman OF the Methodist district OF
Quebec, has taken benevolent. hu-
name and fraternal interest. He sought
to protect them. and aided them wher
their removal became necessary. Hi:
action has incurred the displeasure Of
the Partisan millionaire. and the gen.
tleman actually sought 10 have him ar
resteu>and transported to Bale St Pau
for trial on the charge of melting chs
people TO remain on the island and Il
resist the decision Of the court Failing
In this. Nj. Menier is suing DR.. Griffith
for $4,000 on the same allegation. Tn
hsult has produced much surprise.
Meanwhile. the evicted settlers. pen
niless and suffering. have reached Que
bee on their way TO the West. 1t is al
: together probable that in the end tn
; change will be beneficial To them an
, their children. But meanwhile the los
Of their homes. their boats their iittl
lobster factories and their fishing plant
Is a sorrowful thing for them. They e
d west not as wreckers who lure shin
a and saflnrs To their doom but as goo
raH -
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SIGNED AND ENDORSED.
n. r.. souza Will Learn a Lesson on
Financteting This Morning.

m. II. souza. n swarthy son OF Por-
tugai who resides on the slopes OF
PunchbowI. endeavored 20 raise money
on a forged note Saturday. Mr.. Souza
needed money; N fact he needed Il SO
bad that while thinking over his imam.
ciai embarrassment. he hit upon a plan
of raising Just the amount he wanted
Fifty dollars was absolutely necessary
20 his pocket.
He bethought OF himself Of Mr.. Deck
or Of the firm of Decker q Burnette
Tie wrote out n note for $50 and then
sought Mr.. Decker. His tongue was
suave and oily and he convinced Mr..
Decker that probably the loan would
be all right But the note needed an
endorsement and as Mr.. Decker knew
not Mr.. Souza he told him what was
lacking. souza said he would so %
his bosom friend. DR.. Alvarez. and get
his endorsement. Mr.. Decker assured
him that Dr. Alvarez name would open
his money bags. and Souza disappeared
but was back In Mr. Decker's presence
within Ave minutes. In his hand h'
held the note and on the back Of q
was inscribed the name OF Dr. Alvarez
The would-be money lender sme.le
rat nj once. and quietly telephoned q
the doctor. leaving souza on a pretex
~ getting the money. The doctor de
uounced the uote-giver as forger. ant
said he didn't even know the man
That was enough for Mr.. Decker. Tn
police were quietly notified and almos
before souza could realize the situati"
he was standing before the clerks des
AZ the station House being charge
with forgery. when he saw how thing
were with him he said he didn't thin
u would end that way. He stated nj
, intention was to get the money an
then tell Dr. Alvarez about ~. tn
y statement was given IN such an inn'
cent manner as 90 cause ripp'es
= su'iies 90 appear o. the faces 81 m
Z officers ard Souxa viii have To do VIII
z out the $50. He will also have sea e
with Judge Wilcox who VIII proh',b
explain finances and financiering to hi
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Ras SINUS sen-R ogie.

Miss Rosa Clina Rasmussen and Mr..
John Rogie were married at o'clock
Saturday afternoon by Rev. Geo. L.
Pearson at the Methodist Parsonage.
Beretania street. Mr.. Rogie is a we'll
known machinist of Waimanalo, and
the bride has been a teacher in the
public schools for about two years. The
wedding ceremony was attended by
Mr.. Chalmers, manager of Waimanalc
plantation. A. c. Stoddard and others
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The Mckinley Ratification.

1t Is proposed that the various Re-
publican clubs shall participate in the
Mckinley ratification when the Rio ar
rives. The precinct clubs have been
asked to appear in the torch light pro-
cession under their respective leaders.
The Young Mems Republican Club will
he asked. No style Of campaign hat
has yet been decided on but the cl-
matte conditions of Hawaii coupled
with the war record Of Roosevelt will
make the campaign army hat a popu-
lar one for political demonstrations.
VIII +. Fisher will look after the trans
parencies for the torchlight procession.
George King and Chas. Hall are locat-
ing the old torches In the city and be-
lieve that sufficient number can be
brought together 10 make plenty OF fire
and smoke along the line Of parade.
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NstlNG NOTICE.
'lANrArIoS COMPANY.

'@NNrArIoN COMPANY.
l. a
NV, Uns n the shareholder.
Plantation Co viii
.frs \. 'ans ~ the Chamber
Nm ,,1l ,'holulu. on Wednes-
|rss WV ~ 10 O'Clock a m.
|Ht, !, 'nt'deratlon ~ an ar.
|nssy. 'ns 'ulr n a nortion OF
80 sugars for a period OF
.,rs,,.. y p TENNEY.
- Iva Plantation 90.
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HtsTIN6 NOTICE..
PA SUGAR COMPANY.

meeting u the shareholders
'. SUGAR Co VIII be heisl
~ 'astle q Cooke. Lt,... IN
monday, July I'D. 1900. at
Consideration ~ an ar.
,of the sale % a portion OF
80 sugars for a period OF
L.. w A. BOWEN.
''i ny kohala Sugar Co.
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Republicans. Attention!

ALL REPUBLICAN BUSINESS
men are requested to decorate their
places of business for the reception or
the Republican delegates returning by
the Rio de Janeiro. Thursday. July 20
and for the Republican rally In the
evening.
56O3 RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
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PdSturdge.

Horses will be taken to pasture at
waialae and will be fed green feed
twice a day.
Best Of care given to animals. but no
responsibility assumed for accidents or
escapes.
Terms can be made with PAUL r.
ISENBERG. Telephone 1868 or ga.
$500
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-..rlnN NOTICE
hoo alton N tees.
,lvIoeNO NOTICE..

.,ryp Wll.L BE DUE AND
/. Inc stockholders % the
Nh company. ltd on August
n mo Office OF H Ilackfeld
hook OF this Company will
4 transfers. from the 9th
aust itt. both inclusive.
u A. tSENBERG
nfaf Pioneer Miii Co. Ltd.
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J. SUGAR CO., Ito.

rgHgREnY GIVEN THAT
is.ossneut OF ten (lO) per
\ bod tharol. levied on the as
l. Lad VI the Mciiryde sugar
iuo in July eOth. 1900. an J
m.snt on August 18TH. 1900
sfi viii please make promp.
/ iks office 90 Messrs. Thee.
AGO. I'D
\ THOMAS RAIN WALKER.
Treasurer,
|Vis Sugar Company. Ltd
| ily ioth. 1900. biSi
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IRssrlNe NOTICE
|"1A SUGAR. MILL Co

w,ls.,,' os ~ ne shareholders
:, ne ~. ,ur1r Nan Co. viii
fosoiv,,',' N castis q Cooke
\ VS., .. on Wednesday. July
| ~ ,s '.0..l.,,eratlon ~ nm ar
| r,sy, .,,. 'ale ~ n porslon ~
r sugars for a period Of
nsr. ND. TENNEy.
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MEETING NOTICE.
'4OA AGRICULTURAL CO.
LIMITED.

f'''l,l- LTURAL CO.
n'.e'lns ~ the shareholders
Agricultural Co. ltd.
'ne ruums ~ the Cham
tf.s In Honolulu. on Wed
"ih' 1900. az m o'clock
,onsldoratlon ~ an ar.
! eI th' sale u a portion Of
sugars for n period Of
w.. " p TENNEY,
In '''ua A Agricultural Com.
$500
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NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS
SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Hawaiian Sugar
Co. will be held Saturday. Aug. 18TH
1900. at 10 O'Clock a. M. al the rooms OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, for the pur-
pose of amending the bylaws.
800 w. l.. HOPPER. Secretary.
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HOUSEHOLD FUkNITUK

and furnishings of the above residence
comprising quarter sawed oak chambe
suite, bedsteads, bureaus, wash stands
wardrobes. etc; rugs, choice oil paint
ings, ornaments, lace curtains. gram,
square piano in excellent condition. oah
sideboard, oak extension table textr
width, 2 oak glassware and china cab
inets, exquisite oak bookcase and writ
ing desk, solid oak dining chairs, Havi
land chinaware of superior variety, cut
cry. triple-plated silverware, glass
ware ornamental and plain). stow
with hot water attachment kitchen
utensils. rare curiosities, ferns. plants
etc. etc; garden tools, chickens, an,
all the requisites of a completely fur
nished residence. Gramaphone an,
discs, etc.
NOTE.-All the above furniture Is IL
condition equal to new. Inspection per
mitted on Thursday between p. m
and p. m. Further particulars at of
| fee.
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OLAA
FHOLDeRS' MEETING.

meeting OF the stockholders
"a sustr Company. Limited.
~ tne fOunis 90 the cham
ameftv In honolulu, ON Wed
Altusi l. az 10 o'clock a. IN.
tud vote upon a proposition
plupgrty and assets Of the
any. and 20 transact such
80 IA may come before the
J 2. COOKE.
iufnr olaa sugar Co. Ltd.
ll.y Is 1900 sG0i
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lOStOCKuOLDEEs

A"AliAN ELECTRIC Co.
LIMITED.
/ @lh 90 August lat. 1900, the
!. ~ ne company Will b.
tthsiefs, aud the tlOO.uO OF
awal stock will then be al
n TIE bylaws The frac
~ nut adjusted will b. solu
ga thg nrst assessment %.
wv o. tus and payable al
~ me Hawaiian Trust ana
Numpany Ltd. on Angus.
| GEORGE r. CARTER.
hawaiian Electric Company
5bg2
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IsSSMeNT NOTICE..
} AGRICULTURAL co.
lIAlIt0.

|gNrs HAVE BEEN CALL.
ts.esaanis stock OF this
. 10 Dsvums due ana payable
J. n astie q Cooke. Ltd. Oi
D lWp 10 per cent ttiu pef
hgusnt August 18TH. 1900
~ .ilh iyuu, 10 pet cent tsit
y delinquent October 18TH
wh ia. 10 per cent tti0 pei
hflusut November Soth. isvo
W a BOW EN-.
isas WalRiua AR. Co. LTD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-23
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-23

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