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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-01

the OF the party.
No, came a voice that we knew was
The power using the organs OF the me-
dunn. s22-
"'where is the Medium asked.
The medium u In another plane Of
existence. She has taken my place as
have taken hers
who are your
II cannot matter TO you who am
am one who has lived az you are living
and who has died as you will die.
''Give me proof OF your Identity.
Your demand can only be satisfied
through the agency of photography
bieT
cit is
when will II be advisable to make the
tcst7
Any time and any where
Others put various questions to the
voice and received answers until finally
the spell was broken. the lamps relit, and
the meeting broke up
Such was my friends startling story.
told with the implicit earnestness Of n
man whose convictions will brook no
questioning.
/ am an unbeiiever in the phantasies OF
spirit-rapping.. tabie-tilting. mystic music
and other so-ca1led spiritualistic n,anifes-
tations. and accordingly attributed my
friends unique experienced to an OVER
wrought Imagination or to frequent and
unwise conferences with gin bottle.
Nevertheless I1pondered the matter over
= good deal and an idea struck me which
], FASTENED TO put into execution.
I The next day visited Davey, the pho
tbgrapher, related my friends strange ex-
perience to him as having been my own.
and asked for his opinion in the matter OF
spirit photography. He agreed with uy
I friends astral iacauain tance OF the pre-
vfCus evening ann stated that II thcrs
were any spirits about ne could undoubt-
etiy photograph them. He further de-
clared his willingness to make the exper-
iment then and there.
! Accordingly, I accompanied him to his
operating room and was SHOWN n number
OF boxes OF plates with the seals unbroker
aud apparently genuine. ] was invited IL
select one of these boxes. which / did
land. giving II to Mr.. Davey. we went into
the darkroom, where the seal was brok
en-. The plates were then put in the plate
holders. / took my seat in the chair, an,
the exposure was made In the ordinar,
way. the only difference being that
background Of black cloth was requisi
tic ned In place OF the customary scenery
I Development was Immediately proceed
81 with In my presence and. 10 my in
tense surprise. the negative revealed tn
shadowy fern of young woman, az
parently draped In sheet, who wa
self. and holding wreath OF flowers i
her outstretched hand.
THE spirit was rightr' I exclaimed Il
exultation to Davey when I-rejoined him
and az / spoke handed him the plate.
There was no spirit" replied Davey
"and you are bigger simpleton than
gave you credit for being. The Who'll
thing OF spirit photography IL a fake. an
II Is individuals like you who help {
make th.. fake remuueratiye"
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HALLOWEEN WAS
WELL CELEBRATED
The Rebekahs Gave a Dance
in Progress Hall Last )
Night.

Halloween was celebrated IN an am
y ropriate manner by Pacific Rebekah
Lodge No. !. 1. .. o. f., oy a dance
given In Progress Hall. The ladies of
ane lodge ard their friends of the
lodges which claim membership only
among the sterner sex, were present in
large numbers, and the dance went
rierrily on until the midnight hour was
toiled In the neighborJng church
steeple. when by all the traditions. an
Gent and modern. All Saints Day be-
gins.
The good things to eat with which
Halloween is associated were cors ofcu-,
tus. and the lancers and other square
dances Were enlivened by the wearing
of paper caps and the cracking Of pa
per bonbons These took the place of
the traditional apple biting competi-
ton over tubs of water.
More than a hundred couples were
present The Rebekahs were splendid.
entertainers, and the music of a native
orchestra put the dancers on their
riettle. Many pretty bail costumes
we're worn. The han was decorated.
with; banana plants and sprays OF
rlaile a, ,-.s,,-.,.. 4, ~.
The floor. committee was composed
o. the following Odd Fellows: Broth
ers A. F. Clark. II. II. Williams, Saw
yer. German. Reception Committee
Sisters s. Williams. l.. Dee, m. Smith.
| NJ. Schuman and Elean Clark. -. ~
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LIE WAS A CONFIRMED APOSTLE
OF spirituaiism and had made
strenuous efforts. during the course
of our acquaintanceship. to convert me-
to bis bizarre belief ON the occasion. of
our last meeting he Invited me to accom-
psny HIM 70 MS apartments saying that
he had had a spiritualistic experience
which he was anxious TO relate to me.
Having a little time at my disposal. and
knowing my friend to be unusually In
terrsting conversationsHst when discuss
Ing his favorite theme, acceded to his
request and we proceeded together to hts
roops. Arrived there he nnbosomed him
self as follows:
have as you are aware. Ions, BEEN
perimenting along that line has led to ex-
animation and finally to my acceptance
Of those elusive phenomena which are
grouped together with much that Is fool
ish and much that Is fraudulent. under
tho common heading OF spirituaiism.
The accident which I am about to re-
late occurred a week ago I'm house In
town where a few ardent spiritualists are
wont TO gather every now and again for
the purposes of discussion and expert
menting.
ION the occasion Of which am writing.
girl. were employed. our experience had
shown us that to work on these subjects
without a medium was az futile as for an
astronomer to make observations without
n telescope. We were all unanimous
about the undesirabiiIty OF paid medium
for IL was obvious that she would. feel
hound to return some result for money
received ana that the temptation to fraud
would be an overpowerinE one. No phc-
nomena can be relied upon which b. pro-
duced at two dollars an hour. No one
else was obtainable, however. and II was
a case Of using a paid medium or moth
ing.
Following our custom. We lowered the
lights In the room and drew up our chairs
to the square table which stood In the
center of the studio. The light. while sub
dued. was-sufficient to allow US to see
each other quite plainly.
AT the request Of one OF the party. the
liehts were entirely extinguished. he Civ
ing as n reason for hts suggestion the ex-
PLANTATION that the force with which We
were TO deal was vibration of ether. a
IL also light.
THE darkness al first appeared to IL
abs sluteiy pitchy. but our eyes soon be
came Sufficiently accustomed to 10 to de
tcct each others presence vaguely. Plac
ing our hands upon the table. We waited
and presently felt those physical symp
toms with which previous seances ha'
made me fanniuar-the coidness OF tn
feet. the tingIing In the hands. the glow
OF the palms. the feeling of a cold vim
upon my hack. I was conscious OF
strained feeling CT expectancy which wa
almost painful.
And then came a sound out Of tn
darkness Ike the breathing OF a woman
while over the table appeared what seem
Ell 10 be a luminous vapor.
/ Shall we call the alphabet askes
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A RESCUE HOME
f. FOR WOMEN HERE
Cottage now Occupied and
Larger Quarters Sougbi-
Funds Needed.

A meeting of the Rescue Home Commit
tee was held yesterday morning In the
Central Union Church parlor. The chair
man. Mrs. Hyde. reported that so press
ing were the needs at present for home
or refuge to be provided for those Japan
sse women who desired to leave their
lives Of sin, cottage had been taken.
and the Salvation Army headquarters had
appointed Adjutant Maud Sharpe. late oil
" aimea. Kauai. to take charge.
Tho cottage, which viii not accommo-
cate more than sia girls besides the ma
iron and her assistants. was only 10 be
"a temporary AFFAIR pending the securing oil
a home TO accommodate at least twenty
inmates.
Funds are urgently needed for the fur-
nishing and support of the home. and II
was hoped that the public would SHOW
their sympathy In a practical manner
Theodore Richards. who IL the treasurer
OF the committee. will be glad to receivs
contributions. while Major George Wood
was authorized by the committee TO SO
l,<it subscriptions. The Major VIII be
eIsd to hear from any parties who may
have n suitable property. ten or twelve
roomed house, In the outskirts OF the city
for lease or to sell. Donations OF furni'
ture will also be gladly received.
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BREAK BAD NEWS GENTLY.

This type OF merriment Is plainly n
survival of the old days. Human life
was then held cheap. Indeed. II Is
cheap enough now. There are fewer
exhibitions OF murderous "gun play
as the years go by, but suicides are
by no means rarer and nobody In much
shocked IL by foul play or his own
hand. some reckless miner or ranchman
goes over the Great Divide" Hence
grewsome jokes that set normal man
shaking with mingled horror and laugh
ter.
Bust IL to her gentle" said the cow
boys who had hanged . comrade and
were dispatching a messenger to report
the result OF the "necktie party" to
the new made widow. The messenger.
finding the widow at the door Of the
dugout, busted Il gently In these
considerably selected words: "Hullo,
old gall You got the laugh ON us now.
We hanged your husband. but we adj
init we got the wrong manl"-Roilin
Lynch Harth In the Boston Transcript.
-
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SEWER SYSTEM
NEARLY READY
Kukui District is to be Pro-
tected From Stui ms in
the Future. d

The contractors, Vincent & J5elser,
of the sewer system. 1t Is expected
IL will be ready today to turn over &c
the Government. Just a few bits OF
work will have TO be looked over and
finished up. The outfall Is not com
plefed. The engineer in charge, Mr.. +,
Edwards, says the actual work Is COM
II Icted, but the system cannot be oper-
ated just yet.
MIR. McCandless, Superintendent of
Public Works, about a month ago no.
titled the BOARD of Health that the
work of connecting the sewers could
be undertaken early In November. just
as soon as Engineer Edwards notifies
the board that work may be begun. the
housekeepers will have to install the
plumbing. This will consume several
months.
Road Supervisor Campbell will guard,
as far as lies I'm his power. against
further damage from heavy rain
storms and floods. On Kukui street.
between River and Nuuanu streets, the
Government Is now having constructed
"A S00-foot cement storm drain pipe.
This pipe will tap the district bounded
by Fort, Kukui. Beretania and Vine
yard streets. These are the districts
ID. will be remembered. which suffered
so severely from the recent storms.
The street department nowadays Is
kept busy. The damage done to roads
and streets is being rapidly remedied.
In many OF the outside places. how
ever. nothing has been done. That is
because the city work was considered
the most important
The center pier OF the Kalihi bridge
Is completed. 1.t srf p :,
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Then he let me into the secret OF how
shady photographers impose upon deIud-
cd splritualists. They take three or four
boxes OF plates and expose one box on
children. a second on women. a third on
men and fourth maybe on a sheet-ea-
wrapped skeleton; then the plates are re-
placed. the boxes resealed and the pho
tographer awaits his victim The plates
are EXPOSED on a black background and
the person VINO plays the role Of spirit Is
thrown out OF focus. so lIat a gnostly
effect may be obtained, and the figure be
ton OF the victim In nine cases out Of ten
leads him or her TO declare that in the
apparition in the PROOF they can recognize
the features of some lost loved one. When
a person wants to be photographed with
an attendant spirit the photograph..r
sounds him or her TO whether II Is the
spirit Of man. woman child that is
d sired produced. and when this has been
ascertained the rest of the fraud Is easy.
suitable "doped" plate is selected and
the portrait taken In the usual way. Tne
previous exposure on the plate Is Of course
developed with the picture proper.
This Is exactly what had taken place IN
my case and my simulated ignorance as
to the identity OF the spirit told Davey
/ had spoken with on the night before,
made X very easy for him to warrant that
he could produce spirit with his camera
WHICH ne tncuSnt WoufQ SATISFY
"One day" said Davey,. IAN old man
came to my studio and asked IL could
photograph spirits. He showed me a
number OF photographs of this description.
which he said he had paid for I told
him they were all fakes but. he was SC
euro that I could photograph the spiri,
Of his dead wife. that | decided to show
him how be had been swindled Telling
him TO walt little time in another room
i dressed cp a woman employee. wrapped
shawl around her head and. havinf
thrown her out OF focus. exposed a plate
Then I called the old man In and took his
picture. When the plate was. developed
the shadowy form of a woman leanin.
over his shoulder was plainly discernible
The old man was not at all SURPRISED
when shown the negative, and said tina
he recognized his wife. When ! told hin
how the spirit had been created h. woul,
not believe II and offered me five dollar
fo- copy. which l did not accept. bu
presented him with the copy.
That's a fair specimen of credulity
and there are tens Of thousands as bad o
worse. "a perusal of the spiritualisti
columns of the Mainland dailies viii
abundantly testify
I was satisfied. Mr.. Davey Of cours
thinks today thar approached him on tn
subject In spirit of sober earnestness
and chuckles greatly thereat. while 1 fin
innate satisfaction In the reflection tina
I'm the matter Of fooling / at least brok
even with the genial photographer. TIL
question IL astral phenomena can be re
produced by Photographic process Wi
doubtless from time to time find iss wa
into the public prints. My opinion on tn
matter IL that when scientific investiga
ton proves conclusively the existence o
spirits. the supply of ghost-talSing Gamer
as will be found to equal the demand.
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PLUWpINo REoULArIoMs.
No Action Taken Toward Resembling
Them Yesterday.

No action was taken yesterday In the
Board OF Health session toward making
any changes In the plumbing regulations.
Tho matter IL being looked UP py the
nember- Of the Board. and recommends
lions for changes will be made at the
next meeting .i 80
Dr. wood stated last evening that the
Boprd had about decided not TO attempt
&c rsscind the regulations entirely, a
there would be no advantage gained BY
s.ich action He states that wherever
r. cessary ard possible. changes VII %
efrected In the various sections. looking
To the protection of the householders a.
well a. the plumbers.
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WANTED.

.lRIr MEN-HACKMEN-for the
w Automobile Company. In
y. men OF steady habits. with
!. ,,'.isnces' only required. Knowi-
. s"lse,s a necessity. Young men
Prellmlnary instruction In
Wool given while under sal
s s furnished AZ cost: good
Nppy personally 20 Manager
automobile Company. az
.mst Company's cffice. fff
between ? and 1880. or by
Nv $3.50
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AT THE ANNUAL, MEETING IN,
sns repeekeo sugar Company. held this
eG for the ensuing year:
President. Mr.. A. Young
Vice President, Mr. w. n. Allan
Treasurer. Mr.. r. NJ. Swanzv
Secretary, Mr.. w. n. Baird.
Auditor. Mr.. II. II. Keyworth.
w. III. BAIRD.
secretary OF Pepeekeo sugar Co
Honolulu. October n, 1900 5gsi
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.os-oAaEEs NOTICE OF fNTEN-
's eioS OF FORECLOSURE AND
OF SALE ..
,or,rr ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
20, 10 the power Of sale contain
~. ,., raj certain mortgage dated May
IA nan by MARY A. Ak OF
s.luu Island ~ oahu. mortgagor.
az ALLEN doing business under
4. Ann nams u Allen a Robinson OF
IA Honolulu. mortgage. and record
.n NE Registry % Conveyances In
,.SuIu IN iIber 100. on pages $50 20
| 7 NJ aid mortgagee intends 10 fore
Z. mo aid mortgage for condition
..se % wit. the payment OF
~r,pal and interest when due.
grrs il likewise given that the
~pry conveyed by said mortgage
y sid NJ public auction at the
~ rooms " James r. Morgan.
b. street. Honolulu. on saturday.
I~mbsr ~ 1900.
rn0 O'CLOCK NOON.
n ropcr,y covered by said mort
snsss u. All Of those premises
N Al Kalihi. Kona. Island OF
bling portion Of the premises
NJ In Royal Patent No. s54s.
Commission Award No. 10fgs "a
~. bounded and described as fol-
Beginning al n point on the
Iie n Kamehameha ~ Road.
north from the junction OF
ret and Kamehameha Nv Road
s4ie). and thence running.
~ s0 east. i2s feet along said
ameha Nv Road. thence
n' jV west. 800 feet along ac-
rhton road. thence
y ~ os' west. 1874 feet. thence
n ~ ~ east. 900 feet 20 Kane
"a w Road. the place OF begin
onialnlng Sc (fifty-six hun
~ u an acre more or less.
r'hsr With all improvements
% AMI the privileges and appur.
ms hereunto belonging.
9. G. ALLEN.
"if business under the firm name
tAl'n \ Robinson. mortgage.
y, Cash, United States gold
uecls AZ expense Of purchaser
laiihsf particulars apply q
Stanley, attorneys for ths
~ Honolulu October Is. 1900.
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NOTICE.

,s l a,,N,.D BOoKKEEPER
! \ \, =. s.urlng the day IN Office. de-
! Wy svenlng work VIII under.
49, u.ar Keeping % books or do
nm, serN such az opening.
49,, ~ u balancing % books.
~. ''snces can be furnished
"BooKKEEPER."
Advertiser Ofnoe.
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A brilliant reception was given al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Snumann, King street. last evening. in
honor OF their daughter. Mrs. Alfred
Fowler. The fashionable society OF
Honolulu was present. and during, the
two hours Of the reception, the old
mansion was throhRed with the wealth
and beauty Of the Islands.
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ASSESSMENT NUTlCe.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,

THE NINTH AND FINAL AS
s"ssment OF 10 per cent 5000 per
share). has been called on the assessa-
Die stock OF this company. to become
1ue and payable at the office Of Castle
A Cooke. Ltd. on October 30. 1900. DE
LiNQUENT NOVEMBER 30, 1900.
r. ID. TENNY,
Treas. Waialua Agricultural Co,
Ltd. bGgo
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Honomu Sugar Company. held this
gay, the Following officers we're elected
To serve for the ensuing year:
II. May, President.
o. II Carter. Vice President.
q. n. Robertson. Treasurer
~. +. Bishop. Secretary.
I. Il. II. Robinson, Auditor.
Directors-w. q. Brash and H. Wa
tcrhouse.
r. +. BISHOP. Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. October 81. 1900.
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FOR SALE.

|ssss'ssis 81 PIECE OF PROPER.
NJ srs., me corner Of Punahou
~ Ss,A ~ 100 Z Dos; good local
I r nm The King and Beretsnis
tn hs,.,na ny valuable fruit
|arAr IS,o ar.ns on the premises.
Wv r ~, Apply To
", CHAMBERLAIN.
Soon ~. Juad Build,ns.
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KNEW THEM WE'LL.

"Sne Is a clcrgyman's daughter, you
said. q. mt your" inquired a young
man OF a. sriend who had introduced
him. ~
Yes" was the reply; he's the rec
tor, his wife's the director. and she's
the misdirector;"
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HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stockbooks OF the above company
will be closed 20 transfers from Satur-
day. October nth. to Wednesday. Oc-
tober sfst. inclusive.
Dated. Honolulu. October 26. 1900
@. III. ROBERTSON.
sass Treasurer.
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WAILUKU SUGAR CO

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the shareholders OF Wal
luku Sugar Company will be held at
the ONCE OF G. Brewer a Co. Ltd. on
Monday, November s. at 2 d. m.
GEORGE III. ROBERTSON.
scss. Treasurer.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE
Young Mems Republican Club In the
irwin block on Nuuanu street. are open
every evening from to for the pur-
pose Of gfvine Instruction IN balIotiug.
u af3liationa. Ge71
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NOTICE,

NJ, HALL OF MAuNAoLu
y 49, a ' Maui. Is now conn
)s,s..,Sl VII open and term he
"AHY y. ALEXANDER.
Principal.
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Corporation Notices.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

a DIVIDEND Is DUE AND pAyA.
1s,,a 20 the .stockho;ders Of the Inter
ths,r a me n.sam Navisation Co. Ltd. at
a. m. on Friday. November ? 100
Inc stockbooks Of the companv vii,
DC closed 20 transfers from Novsr,rs.
, to the sth, inclusive. "e
AK. G. II. CLAPP.
Honolulu. October 81. 1900. sssi
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NOTICE
KoNA SUGAR COMPANY srocE
HOLDERS MEETING.

KONA SUGAR COMPANY STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
injecting OF the Kona Sugar Co, Ltd,
will be held at the Office of M. w.
McChesney A Sons. Queen street. Ho-
1olulu. at 10 o'c1ock n m. on the 23d
day of November 1900. for the purpose
OF considering the advisatiiity of bor-
rowing money for the purposes OF the
business OF the corporation on the Sc
curity OF coupon bonds of the company
&c an amount not exceeding $500. 900 to
be secured by deed of trust Of the
franchise and all the property OF the
company. present and future.
WILLIAM w. HALL.
Vice President Kona Sugar Co.
Honolulu. October 20. 1900. $500
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s''NsRY FOR SALE.

\ New WI p. Boiler and
pH. y. s,a..
u GOOD repair.
49, ALSO
Si ~ ton, ton. maSl. m.,ur.
~ Y u. 'A'asn' and lawns.
!, s,s..sIIL slr Co. LTD.
II "cEl.o, lR Twn.Er.
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The C0leTee Construction ca, LID
ONCE, $40 Progress Block.
Quarry and Rock Crushing Plant,
PAUOA VALLEY.

CONCRETE ENGINEERS and CON-
TRACTORS. Estimates furnished and
contracts taken for foundations, mono
lithic concrete structures Of all kinds;
fire.proofing. pavements, bridges. and
any work involving the use Of Portland
cement concrete. Crushed rock and
rock sand for sale. Agents and licensees
for Ransome steel-concrete system con-
struction, Monier constructions. Palmer
patent hollow concrete building blocks,
Stevens litholite stone
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:, THURSDAY, NoveMBERi,

ArRoCLocN NOON ~
.,.,yoom. SO queen street. Ho-
nmy sa .,i IN al Public Auction. by
plulu, W. w" ,rgasurer. Mr.. j. p. Cooke.
fdsf q ,hs "c,srtIacates Of stock In the
N icllcNllnss NJ Ltd. unless the twelfth
Oa sasa, Am dpe August 10, 1900, delin-
p'sssr r'.,.,. ~ 10 with interest thereon
w. ,,avsr,isng expenses pa,a y" VI
srd NJ. Aav and hour % saie.
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[''ii shinoo sba

(s,s.r q h. printing once.
H.ess.E,e paper published In
. AVA Proprietor
Ss,ss' '.s, ,s ono, ...,
"'hs street. Y. q.
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OOKALA SUGAR PLANTA-
TON COMPANY.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stockbooks Of the above company
will be closed 20 transfers from Sat
urday. october "a. to "Wednesday. Octo-
Der 3ist. Inclusive.
A dividend Of per cent. or 20 cents
per share. will be payable on the 31st
instant. at the office Of G. Brewer &
Co. Ltd. Queen street.
Dated. Honolulu, October rs. 1900.
@. ". ROBERTSON,
5ss6 Treasurer.