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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15

crawling quietly among a dense crowd
of Boer horses. Armed with a penknife.
he cut hobble after hobble till in the dark
ness he came to a bridled and saddled
horse. who attempted to bite him affec-
tionately.
He felt the brute's knees. There was
no doubt about II. He had happened
upon old friend. Corp. Hawkey's Gin
ger, late OF the Pink Dragons, now serv
ing in a Boer remount.
For reasons best known TO himself Gin
ger always bit at a trumpeter, but he
allowed Simmons to climb on to his back
without resenting.
Some Beers on the outside of the crowd
Of horses moved backward and forward
suspiciously and Bugler Simmons lay
low on Ginger's neck as he inflated his
lungs and placed his trumpet to his lips.
The Beers and the besieged on the hill
above heard a sharp succession of cav
airy calls sounding from the midst of
the horses.
They were answered by the tramp of
disciplined hoofs as the horses of the
squadron galloped toward the sound of
the trumpet In another second the
whole mass OF horses was in motion,
surging around Ginger, on whose back
lay Bugler Simmons, giving call after
call. until he felt the troop horses re-
spending. bringing their Boer brothers
with them.
Forward
"Charger
The calls rang out In quick succession.
The Dragons horses set example.
while the Boer steeds stampeded In SYM
pathy. Picket ropes and hobbies snap
ped like pack threads, and there was a
thunder of hoofs on the plain. In vain
the Beers shouted and tried to head them
of. The mass had started, and from
the center rang out the Charge" which
kept the leaven in state of wild excite
ment. In a few minutes Bugler Sim
mons was surrounded by a racing crowd
OF 500 horses, against which nothing could
stand.
They charged over a Boer encampment,
and the twenty men who occupied Ii were
found the next day beaten to pulp be-
meath the laundering hoofs.
The pace slowed after six miles. when
an English patrol hove in sight. The
trumpet from the middle of the mob OF
horses sounded a signal OF distress, and
the patrol bore down.
Are you a circus?" called the officer in
charge.
He rode in and cut the bugler's horse
out of the snorting, stamping mob.
IF you please, I've come for a little
help for the Tyrone fusileers,' answered
Bugler Simmons family, but with tone
Of rodent sarcasm. You can tell those
blooming reinforcements that we couldn't
send cabs for them, but I've brought
them few horses"'
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The Evidence Of a Biii.

court chamberlain.
The king was visibly startled.
He must be a bird" exclaimed hts
majesty. thinking Of tho rigorous measures
he had taken 10 prevent creditors ar
preaching the royal person Detroit
Journal
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SEATTLE a EVERETT NAvloAY1u
COMPANY.
GO ON THE 0REYHouxn
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpxrQnl
ROUTE

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND 8p1oNo0
ROUTE
Time card-Leave Seattle Z Z \. M
and D. m. Leaves Everett IN & =, ~
y. m. and 7:15 p. m.
Three round trips daily. exeept ounonC.
Connections--At Seattle with The $780,
Flyer for Tacoma: at Everett W1n ~
steamer Mikado for Snohomiah ~ N
the Everett n Monte Cristo RAILWAY h
Monte Cristo and way stAtions.
Colman dock. Seattle: Aerchan4 ~
Everett. Telephone-Seattie, Re- ~
Everett. 60. K. u. SCOTT. hssaeH
THE FAvOR,TE u. &. MAIL 9T10MW
STATE OF WASHfN0roN
Has now resumed her regular ~ ~
tween Seattle, Everett, AnacoftsA ~
haven and whatcom, daily except ofm'
day at 10 p. m. from .Yesier wharf
This paiatiai and popular staam. y
Just from the hands OF the shipwr91i
maohinlst and decorator. and IN spleooe
conditions for this seasons husine0
Elegant stateroomx and cuisine ~
The travelling public can now b ~
OF rapid transit and quick diepemx
freight, the State being the only -
boat on the Seattle Whatcom routA
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Phone. Main bi7. fesisf -
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT roVr--,s
AND PORT ANGELES fRoS
FLY ON THE rLYcA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except 49, Z
In one hour and twenty-five md1g9C
THE STEAMER dFLYEIS
Regular daily tripe Ssatils-1ssuu
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. Jun /,
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattls-7:tS. Ills + n; ~ q
p. m.
Leave Tacoma--s:So a. M; 1, laAoAH
SUNDAYa
Leave Seattie--7.30 n. m, II n. Ia
Leave Tacoma--s:so a M, IN, t0ll
Landing at Northern Pacific WHIT n
coma, and Commercial dock, fo& 4
Marion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer FLYER or 6seyhoul
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aTLA stEH4.

sTEAMEHs.
wHATCoA AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves city dock. foot OF Eain street,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays oil
p m. for Anacortss, FaiThAven and
Whstcom. Returning. leaves whafcom
sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays at
.. m
Fare from Seattle. Uco
w. II. ELLIS 4 SON. Owaefn
w. J. ELLIS. Traffic Manager.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTO& ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves foot % Washington street OF 2 %
3 m s s,e,,; 20 2. M fgr Pies q,st
Charleston. sidney. Traeyton, Chico. So
vsrcale Returning. leaves Silysrdaie q
o. m. Sidney. 90 n. m Leaves Sidney
Saturday nights AZ 40 .. m. Telephone
FOR ANACoRTEs FAIRHAvES.
GEoRGE & STAIR leaves s' Central dock.
Seattle, at D. m Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. Returning. leaves Wh&tcom
al ,. H. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
La CONNER TRADING & .TRANsPoR-
TATIoS CO.. ownsyA Telephone. Main
Ill
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MuLTNOMAh
Daily, except sunday. leaves Tor -
and Olympia at / y. m.
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERpkG
Daily, except Sunday, leaves ios -
and Olympia at Z a. m.
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Fare between Seattle and TaccoA -
round trip, Se. - - 4
Landing at White btsf oocAs ~
Spring STREET
Telephone. Main Us.
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FOR VANCOUVER. B. q. prp,--
STEAMER NORTH pAcruc

AcWilliams ...... ....,
Leaves Yesler wharf sv.,. -
Wecne-tay and Friday at
day. u ioncv4n
Leaves Vancouver every ru,ua., =
cay and Saturday at p. m -
Arrives at Seattle at 10 q m s.n.
Connects at Vancouver I'M : :
trains for all points East. an1-,,S IL
ers for Nanaimo. Comox. Vicscss.H go
Westminster and Texada island -. NJ
Freight will not be received (, -
after p. m on day Of sailing -
For freight or passage applv A ~. :.
nee OF the Vancouver line, Yeeise -
Telephone. Red 1851
DAILY BOATS TO PORT roVr--.
AND PORT ANGELEa Frens
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leavrs m, =
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursds,ys !.
midnight FOR Port Townsend ps,,
liams. DunGeness, Port Anre,s y
crescent. Gettysburg, Pysht. CisIis. NJ
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves Pcst ~
les Tuesdays Thursdays and Ssiu,Ss.
at a. m: leaves Port TownsopS y &
a. M; arrives in Seattle IN D. n
steamer Garland leaves City 6ocA -.
Gays. "wednesday and Fridays a q m
night for Port Townsend. Port WiIisS
Dungeness, Port Angeles and wv.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles Il I :
on Mondays, Wednesday, ana No.
leaves Port Townsend at II = n; ssYss
In Seattle at ESQ p. m.
Telephone, Main $40
CAPT j. X. THOMPSON Nasa~
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a,,hs,4a eago. Apsf II Ethiagas ssm ~.
4 u Rafns Noon. haY Farssssi. y 80 !
sAiss a.. 100 Jsns =. esstss
- =. ggus IS gair , ssys<x0
kATEa QUOTgD TO PARIS mN1s.x "a
- d, xsth tour srntgselHs @safssgas - ~ ~
e,.lsnf Rsrfht must b tstsFree - go
seootnus6sfioH. Aggiy 2 a.. ,s..ss
- fsrfssr fsaiaseskff, tsS<es-- -
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE, Steamer NO.
Queen, H. H. Mcdonald, Masief 80
Leaves Seattle Monday. ApnI "
.. m, Wednesday. April IA al y -
leaves Mount Vernon Tuesday AZ
H. Up. m, Thursday, April 49, 49,
M saturday. April n. at I D "a ts a%.s
a. Edmonds. stanwood. FIR. skASH ~.
Mount Vernon and Avon ffee a. ~
when boat lea,fss Mount Fefbeh -
ernonu. For passenger and ifeixn' 80
anna AT city Dock, sealtlc. Wash i~
phone. Main 81 -----------
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SOUTH DAK0TA'S
GAVE OF THE WINDS.
Strange Cavern Is Set
Aside as a National
Reserve.
DISCOVERED BY A COWBOY.
Unclaimed Until lS00-More Than a
Hundred Miles of Passages Explored
Probably an Extinct Geyser.
DISCOVERED BY A COWBOY.

- INCE the secretary of the interior
has rendered the recent decision
setting Wind cave, South Dakota,
~ apart as a national reservation.
there is more than ordinary inter-
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PORT TOWNSEND SAN JuAn ~
ANS Nm WHATcOM nouIk

ANps AND wHATCoM HuannllE
STEAMER LYDIA THDMtrusss r~,s
Carrying United states mai. 49, 49,
dock. foot ~ Main street. senceys -
DAYS ana Thursdays, at u eio, 80 :
night. for Port Townsend, san s ss
lands and New Whaig1fn. vssrs.
leaves New Whatc0m fuos'ags
;Thonnaon ManaRer-ospsf. ishy.
sardus 4 Co, Agents. city deeA
phone, Main 81.
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gTrAuFR A n. ROBINSON
Carrying y. MAJ .s.s<v,
IN por, OTchsrd and Pert $3.50
fouts leaves city dock ~ a r ~
- settfh Hsaeh BuFcbsl. hf.hs ss.s1.
Erern.rton. q. Il Ssw fdss, srsxs
Charleston. Iracyfon, , x,.ssoa u
Leaves port orchard say
D ru. arrives seattle * -. 4 %.
kobiusen. master talig'
agents Te.ephone. @s.n y. -,-------s~..In,
sEATTLE.PORT GAMpLE-ToN'
ROUTE
avpAuER PROSPER -
r..v.. CIV dsrk daily a. ~ ssnxs<
-. $500 f.r Port 8Adison- -
~, 1ambie Port Lssio~ - $3.50 i
erss..,,,t~ers Esturning. rsaenss - YSr
: daily sunday iszr" .s@~y~sza
Tovnaerd direct at = n.ssss ssr~H
leaves PORT Townsend ~ ixfy -
al r.. m Telephone. MALE y"
xardus 4 Co, AgeniA
p0RT ORCHARD ROUTE
Kew steamer Pilgrim =.
Two trips daily. Lave seAisN
. 3 s.s,at - leave Seattle ~ q r. "
? s m, = i Gave seattle 30 a a. ~. y
q r,,it,e ass,,ls gIs A. m. 3. me,,ssbe1c1
Freight R.c ton columbia - sssss
wharf Capt chag 1aas ls.s-.-.-.- 40
ron WILDLY ISLAND ro,lIrsaAyES
LA CONNER s,ean1e. "ssl.y o
ieayeA Central dock. sea- = s..,.,,rring. 80
Z. Conner a. IA. m. taily sasv Brpsxv
point 1anglsS. couyeyi.ls. - 40
Oak Hsrbor, Ctss.sdy ana -
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a.. sHAwAII AT PARIS.
Henry 8. Townsend Writes About
the Educational Exhibit.

Edltor Adyertiser:-As many of your
readers have asked question and made
remarks showing misconception as
to the use of the term primary Edu-
cation in connection with the award
recently given the Hawaiian exhibit at
Paris, please allow me a little of your
valuable space to make the necessary
explana ton
me great divisions of general educa-
ton recognized in the Paris Exposition
are, Primary, Secondary and Higher
Education, the first division including.
roughly, all below the high school
Owing in part to the breaking up of
school work in the middle of the year
and in part to the small amount of sec
ondary work done in the schools, Ha-
vail made practically no exhibit in the
division of Secondary Education. The
honors then are due to the teachers
who contributed to the exhibit from the
first to the eighth grade and frGm
Kau to Kauai. The more favored
schools. which may be represented by
kaiulani and the Normal and Training
School. and the less favored. which
may be represented by Waipio, and
large number of schools between these
two extremes contributed to the success
of the exhibit and should share the
honors.
DIR. Dresslar reused in us such enthu-
siasm for educational advancement and
gave us such ideals as we had not be-
fore known, DIR. Brown taught US of
the organic circuit and the Importance
1 of completing it, thus giving expression
its true dignity, Col. Parker explained
to us this organic circuit as basis for
concentration, Miss Baber and Miss
Cooke showed US how to apply these
doctrines in the schoolroom, and to
each of them is due share in the
| honors.
And it may be well to add here that
many teachers who did not think il best
to spend their pupils time on work
which could be conveniently exhibited
could. If they had tried, have added
matter fully up to the average of that
sent.
HENRY S. TOWNSEND.
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4!

THE MULTIPLEX TALKING MA
CHINE COMPANY. of WASHING
TON, d. c., desires to arrange with a
capable man TO act as manager for the
Hawaiian Islands in the Introduction
of the GOMBER MULTIPLEX
throughout this Territory. Satisfactory
compensation can be assured to the
right man, and the opportunity is one
not often met with. Highest references
as to character will be required, and
applicants expected to become interest
ed in stock of the company to a moder-
ate extent. Anyone desiring full par
ticulars as to patents, specifications,
etc, will address it's representative, l..
b. GRAVES. per Waikiki Inn, or this
office, until October 10th. 1868
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NOTICE.

BIDS FOR THE CONCRETE FoUN-
dations for the Alexander Young build
ings will be received at the office of the
Won Hamm-Young Co.. Ltd, Queen
street, up to noon on Tuesday, October
q 1900. Plans and specifications to be
seen at the office of the Won Hamm-
Young Co., Ltd.
BY order,
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
September %, 1900. 1868
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M'BRyDf SUGAR co., LTD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ninth assessment OF ten Q0) per
cent u2 per shared, levied on the as
sessable stock OF the McBryde Sugar
Co. Ltd, r. due on October /. 1900, and
will be delinquent on October IS, 1900.
stockholders will please make prompt
payment az the Office OF Messrs. Theo.
N. Davies q Co. Ltd.
(signes); y. ~. swANZY,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, september 10. 1900. 5s5s
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Kalihi stream. on the makai side by
the sea and on the mauka side by a line
parallel 20. and one and one-half miles
from the water front.
NOTtF1CATIoN.-Property owners
viii be notified when they are required
% construct sidewalks.
j. A. MccANDLEss.
superintendent OF Public Works.
Public Works Department. Honolulu.
September 90. 1900. 1861
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Corporation Notices.
KAHUkU DlvIDENED.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY DIvI-
iend 10 the shareholders OF the Ka-
huku plantation Is due and payable on
October 1st.
The stockbooks Of said company will
BE- closed 90 transfers on September
29th and October LIST.
G. BOLTE.
1858 Treas. kahuku Plantation Co.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Waianae Company will
be held on Monday, October 1, at 10
o'clock a. m, at the office of j. NJ.
Dowsett, Merchant street, Honolulu,
for the purpose of authorizing action in
the matter of sugar contracts.
Honolulu, September 2S, 1900.
J. NJ DOWSETT.
1868 Secretary, Waianae Co.
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NOTICE.

ALL BILLS AGAINST THE RE
publican Party should be itemized md
sent 20 Secretary y. II. Hendry. Elite
building. Hotel street. at once.
u. r.. HENDRY.
S6si Sec'y. Republican Central Com.
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THIS DAY.
Auction Sale
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
OLAA SUGAR CO.
Limited.
~ SATURDAY, SEPT. 20,
~ O'CLOCK NOON.
~ SATURDAY, SEPT. 90,

At my salesroom. % Queen street
honolulu. I will sell n Public Auction
~ order % the treasurer. Mr.. ]. p.
Joke, the following certificates Of
stock In the oLAA SUGAR CO., LTD.
unless the eleventh assessment, due
fuly ist. delinquent August 31st. with
interest thereon and advertising ex-
oenses. r. paid on or before the day and
1our Of sale;
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
EAIAlUA AGRICULTURAL co.
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
I'd on the assessabie stock Of this
company as to become due and payable
at the ONCE Of Castle a Cooke. Ltd-, on
September 18th. 1890. 10 per cent Cs1o
per share): delinquent octobsr 18th.
lo0s
October soth. 1900. 10 per cent Cs1s per
shars): delinquent November 10th. 1900.
w. A. BOWEN.
sus Treas. waiaiua Axr. Co. Ltd.
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81, 25o-CORNER LOT, being corner OF
Young and McCully streets; size.
81 11. This is an elegant corner.
ready for building upon, and in the
neighborhood of good improve
nents; all new. Terms to suit pur-
chaser.
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SO, 5O0-BERETANIA STREET, be-
tween Victoria and Pensacoin
streets; size 65 K las; with trees,
shrubbery, grass, etc.
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81, 250-KINAU STREET LOT, IS ll5,
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

CAAlARA & CO, Wine and Liquor
Merchants, have removed to Alakea
street, between King and Merchant,
where they will be pleased to see all
of their old trends and make new ones
as we'll 1858
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81, 5Oo-CORNER PENSACOLA and XII
nau streets; size, 100 K 200. An ele-
CANT corner lot with trees, ETC., and
many advantages. AS fine lot n
can be found in Honolulu
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THE BIC IMPROVEMENTS
The Bishop Estate its entire CITY ~
cry hoans Commencing with Monday next on
xakaako since the pIpg,o y, % viii be taken
during the months Of January ana ~, ,a ana Wis
pc bso,,h an % pools which were then considered to
class Of residents would Estate super
pools with the coral debris the
From ne near p' sSe ernes of C ca har sf :
works the Estate has graded up its pr
nEner naa the ground being maka or toward
sne OF sdy ard heahuness that
bed relieving the new surface Of
nnuive railway
their dredging
NEW RESIDENCE ADDITION OPENED
property at
3sS 70 be the cut up ss fs T aaa
1 s @ se ss them s s s sFi for Ts St
m. % and VIII s su CO s sss.a @ ss s ss
5Gen As oas ea sarsioa Of property into fine residence district with
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES PuNclIBowL SLOPES
% @ s ne $ @ s n aT oga a
s Ss a these GROWN and should f be- ad aa Ss @
e P%i II: 4 'ass s not 9 i3 s genera
& & &
eo; present foot of f59"a S E efG1s ss s
aSs s Sor % . Ra yes on Punch
VIM become Iionouus resdns
MESSENGER SERVICE INCORPORATED
incorporation Service.
Cross I,aT1sas Thomas Iin andrews
g. Crosse Teasurc1 c Russey mpan
COMPANY H1P
On 'ISs';s ss5 and g e ] be @
features the
@s portion P city
sSSer company
agencies ss S% ON S coast ss sat Es a s sa SEATTLE. a
somPs1ss @sqias safe deliver ana has brown ~
INTERESTED in TRs nt ar SSS mess
yer 1 s9i ,r rs 3% ssS 3o ws the Ss 9r sd
ming uo make
s's s9Gtm .' so for pbGian any c " the ety. ~ ~ from ~ curing
| THE OLD ,r1NTYRE CORNER DOOMED
s. @ sT.sfs tGss z csssq e. sSs 1V
quarters
The q MeIGtyrf o Sys Ht rs s so9n as S
NEW
gas a has dda name sS f rscs o CO.. fs s1s
rss es'a 96 III faz f r I pe2oas
S Sdn to regulars work @ estate dealers purpose
m place conservative real estS1e % dhey viii t a q nn tstate %
ute @ s F % i 's s @ @ occupy
l
waaiua stock most
ana a: ssa 9ss ' @ g s s' s:; T y
IN understood that the stock was broken by one the
sS. e 70: ss : 20 pT are os s@
M KS Sock s5S ana
They ne
W s O 'f sds at Question No a s %
StiP BIG nS SSs Sa s
audo
King below the Honolulu stoekyards
with
wenw hic
is bound
bids fair become so9a sese6d
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DR.. w. H. MAYS

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE FOR
practice Of medicine and surgery at $40
Beretania street, next house beyond
Central Union Church.
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to T. m, to
p. m, and to p. m. Sundays: 9
to IL a. m.
. Telephone COZ. $3.50
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PARTIAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL E. FISHER.

s2.00o-BERETANIA STREET, near
McCully street; three lots. size 75
1879; terms to suit.
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Notice To Investors!

APPLICATION FOR THE PUR-
chase Of the PROPERTY on the north
east corner of King and Alakea streets
VIII be received by the undersigned.
KAPIOLANI ESTATE, LTD.
5662
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J. p. COOKE. Treasurer.
5onoluIu. september Is. 1900.
JAS. r. MORGAN, Auctr.
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sprftrtcNrtONs FOR
pnl crEn NNp PAVE
s. riiE CITY oF HOMO
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INVESTMENTS
PREFERRED STOCK
P0|0|O lQld ( Improvement
COMPANY. LTD.


SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
payable semi-annuaily; also. n small
amount Of the common stock can be
obtained
THE COMPANY OWNS In fee sim
pie.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF suburban property. Sec
tion 4 now selling on the market.
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES OF
mountain land. with a good water
supply.
ALSO. n complete rock-crushlng
plant. the largest In the country.
PALoLo LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT CO. LTD.
ONCE; 40. g. Model Block
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-29

HENRY S. TOWNSEND.
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S. 000-BERETANIA STREET, near
1 Pensacola; house and lot; size OF
lot, s. x 200; fine locality.
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SANITARY LAUNDRY's PROJECTS.

the imports and
bound
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In
years.
In a
ties
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food Meats fresh and
boots ana
t-san September Is
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-29

REAL. ESTATE AGENT 4 AUCTR.
Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets.
The sun., 1900-07-16
At SheIlpot Park.

At Shellpot Park beglnnlng TO-DAY
clever coterie # entertainers hsaded
Walt Terry and pretty Ne lie E mer "
be the attraction Mss Elner's gov
are a marvel OF beauty aud her vivacia
style has caused much comment il
the cities in which she has appear
Mr.. Terry is considered the best ecr
trio dancer before the public THIS
alone will repay one for the visit 80 I
pretty park this week. Many other
sirable features will be seen, ioc ud
Kiltoy and Brttnn and their hoi ca
ing dog nny Bak r, The nj
comedian, Fern and Smith, song i
traitors, Miss Gladys st John, dnn
and COON singing ,ubr-tre and =
others equally enter aiming mAk- ny
program of excellent N rit y ~
doubt will be r-ward-d wrh la'-
tendance Mr.. Dock-adrr mas te
elusive booking for the Untrd p
and Transportation G"mpa 'y's pi
and has over two hundred acts
under contrni t,r this mptnA,
have a citeu ~ Il q "A ph ks
number of eastern cues