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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28

Europe Immediately after performing
the operation on your breast" and be.
fore could make the slightest resist
ance he had me in his arms. and wal
carrying me into the study, where was a
long surgical table. covered with green
baize. On this he laid me, and; hold
ing me down with one hand. with the
strength Of q maniac, he brought forth
several long leather straps. which bore
evidence Of having been cut. and With
which he secured me to the table with
the skill Of an expert. 1t was but the
work of q moment to unloose my robe
and bare my bosom. Then, after care
fully examining my left breast, he said
MADAM, your husband has made q
mistake. find no necessity for my in
tended operation"
At that gave long-drawn sigh Of
relief. and prepared to rise.
"But."he continued, 81 have made
the discovery that your heart lie as large
as that of an OK! l will remove i: 90
that you can see for yourself; reduce it
to its normal size by curious process Of
my own, unknown to medical science,
and of which am sole discoverer, then
replace it again."
He began to examine the edge OF the
cruel knife, on which closed my eyes,
while every nerve was IN preceptible
tremor.
"The mechanism Of the heart is like
watch, he resumed; IF it goes too fast,
the great blood-veesel that supplies the
force must be stopped. like the lever of
a watch. and the works must be cleaned.
and repaired, and regulated. 1t might
interest you to know that I was present
at the post-mortem examination held
over the remains Of the beautiful Louisa
Of Prussia. Had 1 been consulted be-
fore her death, I would have saved her
life by taking out her heart. and remov-
ing the polypi. between which it was
wedged as in wise, but called too late.
The king and l had some difference; he
was German, / am French. l trust that
is sufficient explanation"
He now bent over me, his long white
beard brushing my face. 1 opened my
eyes beeeechingly, trying to think of
some way to save myself. ''Oh, sir, give
me an anesthetic. that I may not feel
the pain" 1 pleaded.
Indeed, indeed, madam, l would
comply with your wish were you not the
wife Of physician skillful sur
geon. wish you to note with what
ease l perform this difficult operation,
90 that you may tell your husband of
the great savant whose services he Sc
cured. fortunately in season."
As he said this, he made the final test
Of the knife on his thumb. How prec-
ious were the moments now! They
we're fieeting all too fast. and yet an
seemed compressed in every
one. l never tainted in my life, and I
never felt less like swooning than now,
as 1 summoned all my presence Of mind
to delay the fearful moment, fervently
praying in the meantime for my hus-
bands return.
Doctor" said l, with assumed com.
posture, 81 have the utmost confidence
in your skill; would not trust my life
TO another; but, doctor, you have forgot
ten to bring napkin to stanch the
blood. II you will have the goodness to
ascend to my sleeping chamber, at the
right Of the hall, you will find every.
thing you need for that purpose in the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28

that; the step was too soft and cautious
for anything less willy than cat. As
listened again, my eyes fixed on the win.
dow blind, saw the Stats move slowly
and cautiously, and then the rays of the
moon disclosed thin. csdsverous face,
and bright. glistening eyes, peering at
me. U horror! Who was itf Or what
was it? l felt the cold perspiration
start at every pore. / seemed to be
frozen in my chair. I could not move;
l could not cry; my tongue seemed
glued to the roof of my mouth, while
the deadly white face pressed closer. and
the great sunken eyes wandered in their
gaze about the room. In . few mo.
ments the blind closed az noiselessly AZ
it had been opened, and the cautious
footsteps came toward the door. "Mer-
ciful heavens!" I cried in q horror.
stricken whisper. as ] heard the key
turn in the lock. "the doctor, in bis
haste. muet have forgotten to withdraw
the key"
l heard the front door open, the step
in the hall. and, helpless as statue, 1
sat riveted to my chair. The psrlor
door was open. and in it stood tall.
thin man. whom 1 never before beheld.
He was dressed in long, loose robe, q
sort Of gaberdine, and q black velvet
skull cap partially concealed broad
under which cleaned black
eyes. bright as living Goals. and placed
DO near together that their gaze was
in their distinctness;
heavy. grizzled eyebrows hung over
them like the tangled name of q lion;
the nose was sharp and prominent; the
chin was overgrown with white hair,
which hung down in locks as weird a.
the Ancient Mariners. He politely
doffed bis cap, bowed, replaced it. and
then said, in slightly foreign accent:
Madam. it lie not necessary for me to
stand on any further ceremony, Is your
DR.. Maynard" here he again
bowed profoundly. has already scquain-
I'd you with the nature Of my business
here tonight. perceive" he added,
ylsncing at my negligee robe. shat you
we're expecting me-"
"No." found voice to stammer; ''the
doctor has said nothing to me about
visitor at this hour of the night"
"Ah! he wished to spare you. no
doubt, disagreesble apprehension, I" he
advancing and taking q seat
On the sofa opposite me, where for few
he sat and eyed me from head
to foot with strange. glittering light in
his eyes that mysteriously impressed
ne. "You have remarkably fine phys.
que, madam" he observed, quietly,
'ne that might deceive the eyes of the
most skilled and practiced physician.
Do you suffer much pain?"
Unable to speak, l shook my head. A
'errible suspicion was creeping over me.
was alone, miles away from aid or res.
:ue. with q madman.
"Ah." he continued. reHsctively, "your
husband may have mistaken tumor
or q cancer. Allow me to feel your
,ulse." he said. rising and bending over
ne.
thought it best to humor him, re-
it was unwise for helpless
woman to oppose the as yet harmless
resk OF q lunstic. He took out his
Vatch, shook his head grsvely, laid my
land down gently, then went toward
he study, where on the table was an
pen case Of surgical instruments.
aO0 mot he alarmed madam - ha ssid
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KNOWLEDGE

Ihave known sorrow-
therefore
May laugh with you,
o friend, more merrily
Than those who never
sofrowed upon earth
And know not
hughter's worth.
1have known laughter
therefore
May sorrow with you
far more tenderly
Than those who never knew
how sad thing
Seems merriment to one
hearts suffering.
Theodosia Garrison, in August Century.
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QUoN QUoNG's ROMANCE.
How Kansas City Woman Found a
VIE For Her chinese Cook.

The only Chinese woman in Kansas
CITY Is shy aha happy BRIDE. Sne was
particularly shy yesterday afternoon
as she toIu a reporter auou1 her u.ausuaI
nieeung with tluon Quong, ana about
ther snort wooing and wedding. MRS.
Quon Quong and her husband are NV
ing in the nome of j. h. Milcheison at
AZ west Eleventh street, where Quon
presides over the CUISINE.
II see him. We like each other. We
mally.'
That was all. Mrs. Quong, plump, 20.
and coquettish, told her romance in
just three short sentences. But she
uid not know that two Chinese hearts
were made happy through the plotting
and planning of Mrs. Nicholson her
self, and that the little Chinese girl is
Mrs. Quong now because Mrs. Mitchell
son CHANGED to go to San Francisco re-
Gently and visited Miss Dinah Cameron
at the Presbyterian Chinese Mission
School
Ar. and Mrs. Nicholson are still in
California. They went there several
weeks ago and left their faithful Chi
nese servant in charge of their home.
Mrs. Nicholson attended the reception
of the Chinese mission and she saw the
I thirtyfour girls who are studying
there the English language and the
common school branches.
| Petite Lee Yuen Leen was the pref
| test of all the girls. She was happy
bright, and rosy. and Mrs. Nicholson
thought of bride for faithful Quon
Quong. She sent for him at once in
/ closing a railroad ticket from Kansas
/ City, and he and the little Lee Leen
met in the parlor of the Presbyterian
mission.
Their wOoing lasted for two short
weeks. A Presbyterian minister was
called To the nilsson one day and Quon
and Lee stood hand in hand in the
schools assembly room. She was ar
rayed in all the gorgeous elegance that
| Oriental love of color could desire. She
wore a blouse and divided skirts, and
in her hand she carried huge boquet
Of pink carnations, with long pink rib
bons pendant. Her glossy, black hair
carried a headdress of roses. The
igroOm's costume was ofAmerican make
a dark suit and tan shoes. 1t was
o'clock. May -. when the minister pro.
nounced them man and wife, and al
hour later Mr.. and Mrs. Quong were oil
the train for Kansas City. Mrs. Nit
chelson had provided them with tick
ct for their trip. Their coming to Kan
sas City was made the occasion of
great celebration among the Chinamei
here.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Quon Quong went L
, live at the Nicholson home. The.
had made preparations for an evenini
! stroll, when a reporter saw them yes
terday. Mrs. Quong was brilliant in
: lavender silk waist, and hat filled wit
, gaudy ribbons and flowers. She is yer
short. and her almond shaped eye
looked small and narrow in the wild
fiat face. But she wore the air of on
- accustomed to admiration, and if he
r face was not pretty her manner was
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and were tod that since II mad pleased us
to make the voyage with the vessel. we
could get to work and earn our passage
The captain $ ahmed his pam upon
the table and Immediately three or four
Chinese sailors entered the cabin and
hustled us between decks with a couple
Of lanterns and explained our work to
US.
1T seemed that the vessel was half
loaded with sake In tubs and that a
heavy gale had banged the old craft
around 50 much that hundreds of the tubs
had been broken and the highly odor fer
shape. IL was our job, it seemed to scoop
tn up in buckets. carry il on deck and
dump ii overboard-but-the-t stuff
whyi-lt seemed to be blood"
Nothing further could be gotten out of
the man from New a ork. When the for
mer secret service man was seen at his
home at late hour last night he first
looked wise. then smiled, thea burst into
a hearty laugh. SAY mat young fe low
was the easiest subject I've had for a
long time" ne declared. 1--WE went aboard
the Sebastian Bach, looked around and
then sat on the poop and told ghost
Dries. | hypaotized him there in fine
style. Say! did he really give you the
whole arn-sake. blood, and all that?
Well, | don't believe he knows yet that
hypnot zed him. l must tell him a.
about it. only, say, you're not going tc
put this in the paper, are your"
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PLAYED ON
SAME STAGE
!" Fob" Scott ard Burton
Meet Again.
TWENTy-SEvEA YEARS AGO
Hawaiian Hotel Clerk and Neill
Company Actor Find Each
Other Out.

Bob Scott, the genial night clerk
OF the Hawaiian hotel, and john w.
Burton, of the Neill Company, met un-
der the same roof after twenty-s seven
years have passed since both played
together in the same theatrical com
pany. The odd part of it is that neither
had any knowledge of the others iden-
tity. Bob read the name of John w.
Burton about as he did others and did
not recognize it.
Burton passed the whiskered Bob"
by unnoticed, not realizing that the
present hotel clerk was once a thespian
like himself One evening Burton was
swapping tales on the hotel lanai and
Bob s. name came up. Burton was
told that Bob" was an ex-actor, but
had prospered since landing on the
shores of Hawaii. Finally il crossed
Burton's mind that he had seen Scott
many years ago. He racked his brain
and finally it dawned upon him that
away back in 1873 in the Academy of
Music at Nashville. Tennessee, Bob
had appeared as burnt-cork artist In
company with team mate.
Yes it was Boyd and Scott" who
sy. song and dance" and any old
thing that would please an audience in
the early years following the civil war.
1t must be the same man, thought Bur
ton, for he had appeared as a star on
that occasion himself and Scott had
! helped him out. Burton is a big man,
and when he bounced down upon
Bob" who was just sending a bellboy
off TO room number 20C0, Scott thought
| he was crazy.
Don't you know me, Bob?" shouted
| Burton, shaking the astonished clerk s
! hand with an energy which caused Bob
to Vince. Bob figured that Burton
was about to make a touch and
calmly said he didn't know the gentle
man. Come over to my room, and I'll
show you that you know me-" and
Bob" was taken by main force to
Buttons cottage. Trunks were rifled,
valises unpacked and at last Burton
fished out a bundle of old programmes
and suddenly poked an old, faded out
piece of paper under his nose. 1t read;
brilliant success of the finished actor,
Mr.. John w. Burton and his incom-
parable company. Academy of Music,
Nashville, Tennessee. June A, 1873.
There was Bob SCOTS name in italics
to distinguish it from others who
hadn't risen so high in the profession
He was called Bob" even at the day
Boyd and Scott" appeared all over the
program, while Burton's name appear
ed in a special one-act comedy. 1t was
a galaxy of names out of which, Phoe'
nixIike. Burton and Bob Scott only
have risen to prominence.
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HOW TO KEEP YOUNG.

During the banquet given to Julia
Ward Howe on her S1st birthday by
the New England Woman's Club, that
poet, philanthropist and philosopher
remarked that when she was child an
old friend used to say to her, Julia,
never give in to growing old" That
advice" continued MIS-. Howe. made
a deep impression on me, and that is
why / am here to-day"
There is a bit of philosophy which
every woman might adopt as her own
and profit by.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Il WING
been duly appointed respect: the
Executrix and Executors under tie last
will and testament Of James CSmpbe ].
late Of Honolulu. Island of Oahu. de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given - all
persons to present their claims against
the estate of the said James Campbell.
deceased. duly authenticated. whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise. to
the undersigned. at the office OF the
Campbell Estate. on Merchant street.
Honolulu Oahu within six months
from the date hereof. OF they VIII be
forever barred And all persons indsbt-
ed to said estate are hereby reouested
~ make Immediate payment to the un-
dersigned.
Dated Honolulu June 90. Iaon.
ABIGAIL X. CAMPBELL.
Executrix.
J. n CARTER.
5587 CECIL BROWN. Executors,
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rna,rioN NOTICE

|rrroa ~ me Hawaiian PORK
Il Company Limited.
\ no Hawaiian PORK Pack
H. limited. a corporation
ri existing under and by
|nhut % The hawaiian Isl.
! rann, 20 law In such case
vulci duly hled az the
MOI ter OF tue Interior. y
ns dissolution OF the said
mgeihor With a eertiii ate
pred AZ required by Law.
ios Notice ls hereby civ.
ma III persons who have
bow ltorested IN any man
u,f d the ald corporation
,, 10 the granting % the
must be illed IN the Office
rr u the Interior on or be-
.tly the s5th day of July
n any person or persons
!, heard thereon must be-
sR he once ot the under
10 Executive Building. fIo-
6doei a m. Of said day
ns Why sald petition should
n s.. NJ DAMON.
10 Interior. al interim.
it Nay "a. 1900 555i
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MEETING NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting Of the stockholders OF the In
er-island steam Navigation CO.. LIN.
ted. at their office. Queen street. oi'
Tuesday. July nth. 1900, at 10 o'clock
q. M. for the purpose Of accepting the
amended charter Of Incorporation. and
% transact such other business as may
Ne brought before the meeting.
e. IA. CLAPP. Secretary.
Honolulu. July sth 1870. 55e5
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NOTICE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following is the list of officers of
The Bituminous RockPaving Company,
Limited. of the Hawaiian Islands, elect
ed July 14th. 1900:
w r. CLARK. President.
CARL A WIDEMANN, Vice-President.
r. s. JUHlTSON. Secretary.
F. f. RICHARDSON. Treasurer.
A. V. GEAR, Auditor.
The above named gentlemen. together
with Fred Harrison and Geo. p. Deni-
son. constitute the Board of Directors.
w. c. Read will act as General Man
ager 5599
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NOIICt 10 Stockholders
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC Co.
LIMITED

From July 2bth 20 August LIST, 1870. the
stock books Of the company will be
closed 60 transfers. and the slO0.000 Of
Increased capital stock will then ~ al
iotted as per the bylaws The frac.
tional shares not adjusted will b. sold
az auction. and the first assessment %
70 per cent will be due and payable "a;
the office Of the Hawaiian Trust and
investment Company. Ltd. on Angus.
lat. 1900
GEORGE n. CARTER.
Ltd. 6592
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of tn
OF the Hawaiian Fertilize'
'ompany, Limited. will be held az tn
'fiice % the Hawaiian Trust and In.
sestment Company. Limited, on Wed
iesday. July 18th. 1900 az .: 20 a. m.
@. n. CARTER. President.
J. r. Cooke. Secretary.
(Per q. n. CO $50:
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MEETING NOTICE.
wAfALUA AGRICULTURAL CO,
LIMITED.

A special meeting OF the shareholders
Z the Waialua Agricultural CO.. Ltd.
viii be held ia the rooms OF the Cham
Der % Commerce in Honolulu. on We'd
lesday. July 25th. 1900. at n O'Clock
A. m.
BUSINESS. Standardization Of an ar
rangement for the sale OF portion OF
he Company's sugars for a period oil
three years.
r. ~. TENNEY.
Secretary Waialua Agricultural Com.
pauy. Ltd. 5s96
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MEETING NOTICE.
wAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO.

a special meeting Of the shareholders
- the Walmea sugar Mill Co, will,
bee held at the office Of Caste q Cooke
Ltd. IN Honolulu. on Wednesday. july
18th. 1900. at D o'clock n. m.
decentralization OF an ar
rangemont for me sale OF n portion of
the Company's sugars for a period OF
three years.
y. u. TENNEY.
l696 secretary Walme.. Sugar MI Co.
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MEETING NOTICE.
EwA PLANTArloN coMPAN

Nv ~ INV 4 ~ 4 IV4F NVHFA Mn Il
A special meeting Of the shareholders
~ the Eva Plantation Co, will
be held at the rooms of the Chamber
% Commerce In Honolulu, on wednes-
day, July 25th. 1900. at 10 o'clock a. m.
BUSINESS. -Consideration OF an ar
rangement for the sale OF "A portion OF
the Company's sugars for a period OF
three years.
Il. ID. TENNEY.
$500 Secretary Eva Plantation co.
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authority.

-, sANrrARY Rh 90
[ssf G lgg riE Board .''l, 30, or
tgs,SSa i HONOLULU DIS
-, roard o. lisal'h
80 p ,,y Of Joly igoo' sec
y ", ,S o,' 10 Of the sanitary SAM ~,
| SsiloH rosrd of Health Tor
| ~ y, were revised and
| r'',,.l, s .aid sections SHAH
'' ''.,.e,n buildings =.
gsg not aush win i,e .. a
! ..und.ng the lot on
', ...si shall hereafter be
e.s feet ot any other
Laid iot. unless the
,a1 of such building
fr which 10 is 20 De
adapted DO not re-
on. ~. space Dor the preser-
ts4Ifb and public san
...fbsaclear air space
- al buildings ex-
sish with "a street or
lfs lot ON when they
,,s stature and location
49,. and tbe purposes Tor
y. 10 b. constructed and
.,t require said vacant
...ssryafion ~ the pub
pa pubi.c sanitation. The
In this paragraph
..@sd to mean and Include
~, ervlcs. outhouses and
t,.s,avs Of similar ehorao-
m Priv. Vaults and Cess
.~psol or other sanitary
s...or of waste. when nee
80 completed before any
...-T,f 90 be- constructed
,uslsi so structur" or
IL Dot upon OF over any
,st tf ceaspopl until n
[ .rs'sd by me proper Agent
I.stuaith and approved rs
III, .su'rements - these rex
I..ts euhiic health
r~mlu july n. 100
e. n WOOD.
PRESIDENT Board % Health.
WILCOX
ter'bry bo9l
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MEETING NOTICE.
KoHALA SUGAR COMPANY.

a special meeting OF the shareholders
% the kohala Sugar Co. will be he'll
at the office 81 Castle a Cooke. Lt... in
Honolulu on Monday. July 23d. 1900. at
10 o'clock n m.
INSTRUMENTATION Of an ar
ranRemeut for the sale OF "A portion OF
the Company's sugars for a period OF
three years.
w. A. BOWEN.
559s Secretary kohala Sugar Co.
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WAlALUA AGRICULTURAL
CO. LID.

THE BOOKS or ThGS COMPANY
will be closed To transf n from Friday
July 20th. 1909 20 TUESDAY. Juy 3ist.
1900. Inclusive.
5000 w. n. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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KOHALA SUGAR co.

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed to transfers from Friday.
Juy goth. 1900. To Tuesday. July s1st.
1900. inclusive.
solg W. A. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF WI.
q. Irwin a Co. Limited. viii hs he "
its office on Tuesday. July 18th. at
.. m.
". NJ. WHITNEY. Jr.. Secretary.
Honolulu, July H. 1900. $50
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FSSssSr NOTICE.
4 E,iRNlCUl1UUAl CO.,
| LIMITED. WV

I' ~ HAvE BEEN Gait
1, ~ k..lua stock Of this
~ T,. 1--WE due and payable
is0 NJ y Cooks. It'd. on
,obas, . per cent tfiN psr
y M , sasust ieth 1910
i.i,a'p 70 per cent tro
!. '''a'nt October isth
|agass, ~ " per cent ono p.r
November ao,h 1000
F's w,, NV A bowEN.
'N"lua AR. Co. TIA.
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|'OsNO NOTICE.

~ 40. " DUE AND PAY.
~ 80 s..,olderi % he Inter
..Na'lsation Co. Ltd. at
street. on Thursday.
as .s 2. ne company will
m .''ra from July iith TO
Nv \ ',. s,LArp. Secretary
.,n. 100 bsel
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AL MEETING OF THE
w Qua sugar Conn
wv D. d,id az the rooms
Dommurcv. Merchant
.' 1uiy uth. az 10 o'cluck
,.'.lsf and vote upnn a
| g'nd the property and
j nlpany and 20 transact
a...''' a an may come be-
i ',Nsp w CARTER.
! nv, easar Company. Ltd.
- 'VN b6pi
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SUGAR Mil CO.

THE ROCKS or THIS COMPANY
viii b. closed TO transfers from Friday.
July goth. 1909. 20 Tuesday. July list.
1900 Inclusive.
$500 w. A. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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'l'atin Notices.
Flos VI OfFlCsRs.

\ ZINC on THE sToCK.
s First American Bank OF
l'i held this day. the Tot.
= were elected 10 serve zoo
fsir
| Cecil Brown.
~ q Juoper.
" Graham
r. N Boyd
cecIl Brown. Mark y. Rob
0o'pr Bruce Cartwright.
H. N BOYD Secretary.
sos
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oLAAASSeSSMeNT NOTICES

THE NINTH ASSESSMENT OF
Oiaa Sugar Co. assessab.e stock. of "a
per cent or soc per share was due o.
the lat day 81 May. 1909. and was de-
tlnauent on the S0th day OF June. 1900.
The tenth assessment Of "a per cent
or 5Ac per share was due on the LIST day
~ June. paying interest OF per cent
from July LIST and delinquent July 3ist,
1900
The eleventh assessment OF "a per
cent IL due today July %. 1900. and
viii be ucHnquent August 31st. 1900.
The twelfth assessment Of 10 per cent
or 81 per share has been levied. to be-
come due and payable on the LIST day OF
August. 1900. and will be delinquent on
the S0th day OF September. 1900.
All ~ the above are payable at the
Offices 81 Alexander a BALDWIN. Ltd,
Judd Building
JAS. II. CASTLE,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar CO., Ltd.
Honolulu. July 2. 1900 559i