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eardner win Take santry,s Place.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 26.-oscar
Gardner will meet Terry McGovern in
a twenty-five round bout before the
Nonparell Athletic Club in this city,
on Derby night In place OF Eddie SAM
try. Mc6Ovcrn aud Snntry had pre-
viously signed TO light before the Broad
way Athletic Club, OF New York. and
although Santry preferred to fight in
Louisville. the New York club would not
release him. McGovcrn wired the club
to-day that he would consent TO fight
anyone in Louisville except Santry. A
telegram was also received by the club
from Gbrdner Offering to fight under
any conditions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27
GOLDEN CROSS.EXAMINED
But Nothing New Is Elected From
the Romancing Witness-The Pros
eeution Rests.

But Nothing New is ELECTED From
the Romancing Witness-The Pros
ecution Rests.
FRANKFORT, KY. March 2G.-Judge
Moore called his court to order prompt
Iy at 10 o'clock to-day to resume the
preliminary hearing Of Republican Sec
rlary Of State Caleb Powers. charged
with being an accessory to the murder
o' Governor GoebaL +. Wharton Col
Den, one II the prosecutions star wit
nesrns who finished his direct exanlna-
u0o saturday, but was taken sick and
unable to be cross-exumined, was the
Nai witness called to-day. Col
don was not In the court room, and u
uepliy sheriff was sent after him.
County Attorney Polsgrove at II
o'clock announced that Golden was III,
'nt that tho doctor thought he would
Dr. able to appear at o'clock, and asked
lHa juIg, TO adjourn court until that
hour which was done
Court convened a, o'clock, and Col
a'n waa placed on the stand for cross
'H1minaton. Ex-Governor Brown in-
..rrosated The witness Golden said he
'aAr1ri about two weeks ago that he
would b. arrested u he did not tell
what ha knew about the assassin. aud
W1t " he did tell the attorneys for the
commonwealth would try and save him
from prosecution.
Was Easily Frightened.
Thomas Cromwell, who sworc out The
warrant against Powers. was the first
person he talked to about tho assassin.
Cromwell had been to the mountains
ana hraui that ha WAS connected In
some way with the murder and sent
Tor him Golden told Powers of his
'onyernaton with Cromwell ana toli
nun PowrrD that h. wanted 10 get
away from the state house. He got u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27
Three-ouarters Raised.

PHILADELPHIA, March sG.-AIayor
Ashbridge to-day announced that the
third $4,000 to be raised by this city
Tor the Republican national convention
is now on hand and win be forwarded
In q few days The work OF raising the
fourth and final $4,000 has been started.
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Likely They Will.

LONDON, March 2I-The Cape
Town correspondent Of the Daily Mail
telegraphng Monday. March &C. says;
"a strong expedition will leave Kim
berlcy to-day. primarily Tor GTiqua-
town. Its movements are likely 10 aI-
tract considerable notice.
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ATTORNEYS
FURNISH MILD
DIVERSION
:, tho kentucky Conspiracy" Ex-
= animation By Their Bluster-A
Panic in the Court.
pFOpLEFALLOYER EACHOTHER
L.. v.,ch Convenient Kopje Out OF
- Range of Prospective Bullets.
Proceedings Tame.

,,, ~. AFo,,t 1e -SThh
FRANliFORT' NY" ia'eH -u H
most thrilling event ot 'ne eN..,'s.s t,...'
,ral Of Republican 9eeresar' ,' S.,.... VI So
caleb Powers ocouFfeu 'lnS 49, 80 Ss',
shortly after O'CLOCK, anu ior q -e"
minutes II looked as IL +" se,''uS S.,.'.a, 49,
BIZ could not De preEe",su' So'Y''rI ",
George g. Denny 1"r l'e ueieLluIn.' '..ln,. ~ :"
an argument upon tns oot'ps.en', .,i. -
question: SAD: II 10 petts'.'y ~ 10y"
fal for people to come "s.s any " 'o,,,e
armed. ! came mere seNet"' '''''sS ''
self" -.
He was referring 10 t"e ctowu % sn%. Ia,
was present at the mass iheeuns n'.u
IN the state mouse S"ru Just p'tO4 ~
Governor "''D5' H.,']"-aSa.,,,,o,
co'one, laInp%l% ,, ,,,% not ,ot consider It law
Fep'eu ,''"s a.. =" s,,rnrIsod tn know that
il' anu "Sa %,,, oan,n born armed Den
M penny penn! ta,,tno, ,'1~ aS r,adn such a state
ny uc"lyI , " aa,a 'nat bo ala mt come
'a'n'' "',- Y,,nnh,,, ," insisted that he had
ar"y', 1 ,,e o' s,atempnt Both men were
inaus @ ...,,sJ ~. and smoke with vehem-
'e'' ,,,,h ,-r,s sb,t,rg com-
e'''' ''',I n5,,,,oo ov,rd zach other
meme y, " 49,, ~1 ,g.s crowded and the
l"S 'O"' > .,,5a,,,,, ,ho,rbt Subr was
"u"'S'',s ,,',,, r,,s,, Tor ,bo 5oors
o"' ''I .',,,,r.s ,, ,naonI, faIfnp over each
o"u ",,,I ~ ,,at. ar,orts m pat out nj the
O'ay' !" s",.anoI e,,r ,,a,,cor.n and denutv
Iyon', ,a ' ,,.ora or,,,ng for ordpr and
SnS,'"' ,,S ,,anra wos bringing his payel
yI19 ' .',,S ,arr,,,o torcn and prg,np the
49,. Wv" - ,oLo ,b,,r spots. Aftpr five
b-'p.- ,,nm,as - ,bo rr,st exciting
| ', "" s,n~o tbe ossassInatIon Quiet
sas"'s s.,,o.od
was ..,.-,.
UampOei4 EAP'-"
Just as soon as Ile rom Des"" W
grow oruarly' eS7''oNerhoF Pro""' U"e
Of the attorneys lor 't'e ueieise' "it's
pered to Colonel GahlpOe'i' VIM p'o''lp'-
F arose and apologiLeu 10 De'i'iy anu
10 the court colonel Aehny Replying ~
very haHpy Speech
On inspection OF lhe record 1t was
found that colonel SampOell hau ms
construed Colonel Denhys statement
Governor Brown IN a speecn "sNeu
the court to ADJOURN ana give tne peo-
pie time 10 COOL on s'atins 'nae II was
only by the coolness oil seVeral Objects
and people around MN that uo"ets ol
people were not Killed. t7e luFthei siiu
that 1t was not that ne reared any
violence out he only spoke Tor the pro-
teciion Of his client.
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An Incendiary Lunatle.

Special Dispatch to the IRtelllgencer.
KINGwooD, w. Va, March &c.
Ben Hooten, lunatIc, set fire to his
bed in the county Jail, to-day, and all
the prisoners were nearly overcome
with smoke. Hooten refused to leave
his cell, and was taken out by force,
lust in time to save his life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Thc con,
troller Of the treasury has received word
that the Merchants National bank. OF
Rutland, VT, had closed its doors this
morning. 1t is announced that thu
shortage Of Cashier MusSey amounted
TO $4,000. The cashier had left the
state and was arrested in Albany, N. 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
Displeased With Criticism on Trust
Plank Adopted by the Nebraska
Democrats.

Dtspleased With Criticism on Trust
Plank Adopted by the Nebraska
Democrats.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-A special to
the Times from Washington says:
Democratic leaders are dIspleased with
the criticism of the antitrust plank in
the Democratic platform adopted re-
Gently at Lincoln, Neb. They say that
the complaints are indefinite and alb
surd. Senator Jones, OF Arkansas,
chairman Of the national committee,
in spealxlng of the criticism that the
plank proposed no remedy for the So
called trust evil, said:
THAT complaint is nonsense. The
people who make It seem to think that
It is the duty of conventions to frame
bills. The platform is not supposed to
contain statutes Or to draft legislation,
and II 1t ever does so 1t goes beyond
Its function. A platform approves or
condemns policies. The antitrust
plank in this platform puts the party
which adopted It on record ns opposed
to trusts and in favor of action against
them. That is sufficient. The legisin-
tlon to carry out its demands is a mat
ter not for the platform makers, but
for congress"
Municipal Ownership.
Mr.. Jones was asked whether he
thought the Nebraska plank commend
ing municipal ownership could properly
be inserted in national platform, in
view of the fact that It is matter
Affecting only local communities.
"A national PLATFORM" said the sena-
tor. "can express approval or sympathy
with anything. As to the plank, think
Democrats generally look with approval
on the attempts made to bring the
Unitsd States up to the European
standard In this respect. While was
In Europe last summer found that our
baclewardnoss In adopting municipal
ownership was matter for amusement
and wonder They consider us behind
the tires. Municipal ownership works
wen there, and 1t ought to work equally
well here. It would be quite within
thr proper functions OF national plat
form to express symputhy with such
movement and thereby encourage It,"
------s-e-e-'
NnsAh % DnN,1I yTTi-
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Wentl,er Forennst.

For Ohio. Western Pennsylvania ana
West Nirrinla-Partly cloudy Tucsday:
probably snow or rain near Lake Erie
"Wednesday fair; fresh westerly winds, be-
coming variable
T.,,I ro,,,D,u,t,,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27
DEMOCRACY
AND SILVER
QUESTION.
Chairman Of Democratic Executive
Committee Does Not Think Silver
VIII be Abandoned.
SAYS THE REPORTED REVOLT
Is the Ingenious 1ucubratiOn Of
Those Whose Wish May be
Father to the Thought.

CHICAGO, March 2e-J. G. johnson,
chairman OF the executive committee
Of the Democratic national committee,
being asked for his opinion of articles
published to-day, in which it is made
to appear that a number of prominent
Democrats, commencing with Chairman
Jones, Of the national committee, favor
the abandonment of any reference to
the silver question in the forthcoming
campaign, said:
"I have read the articles in question,
and am prepared to say that in SO far
as they attempt to connect any promi-
uent Democrat with the proposition,
they are, to say the least, very unfair
and are only a sample of very many
similar articles, which have been and
probably Will be published in papers
with whose. managers the wish is very
probably father to the thought II these
articles are read with care, it Will be
seen that while they shrewdly connect
various men, including General Weaver,
with the proposed movement, there is
in reality not a word of authority for
the proposition in the articles from be-
ginning to end, from any of the men
whose names appear therein. So far
as Senator Jones. Mr.. Walsh, Mr.. Abb
bott or myself are concerned. none Of
us has ever had u thought or uttered
u syllable which would warrant the
suggestions contained in these articles,
and all are dIametrically opposed to the
position in which we are dexterously
placed by the ingenious authors Of the
articles in question.
Weaver Not Concerned.
80 far as General Weaver is con-
cerned, he is prominent Populist, but
is not in position to speak for any
Democrat. What his Individual view
may be on the matter in question
cannot say, As to the ingeniously
worded statement that he stopped over
here on his return from Washington
presumably from a conference with
Senator Jones), and started from here
to Nebraska, with the cordial concur
renee of myself and others connected
with the national committee, to press
this matter upon Mr.. Bryan. the whole
thing is ridiculous when the facts are
known. General Weaver has not been
in washington for sopoe weeks, He Is
now in North Dakota, and Mr.. Bryan,
instead OF being in Nebraska, is out on
the Pacific coast. OF course, the Dem
ocratic national convention will settle
these questions for Itself when it as
sembles, but l think there is no we'll
informed Democrat in the United States
who is morally concerned in the Kan
sas City convention but who will dis
tinctly reafiirm the position which the
party took on the money question in its
platform of 1896"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27

Tho temperature yesterday ne observed
by G, Sghncpt. druggist, corner OF Market
ana Fourteenth streets. was as Follows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-27

Grant shafrer is on trial to-day, for
numbering his brother Henry. near
Tunnellton, last October.
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|nrIIiOn Notices.
bk Notice.

|, are informed that every
\ or order. drawn on o.
| nh. 1900. payable at sigh
Id must have thereon o
| Z Internal Revenue stamp
| n he initials OF the drawer
,sue before II will be paid.
iapos.t or taken Tor coll
| taiion OF payment OF any
| or order, without such can
Il ifHved win be n violation
Revenue Law. and will rem
|,.sr liable 70 the prescribed
above purpose win be sup
|.Bmors az face value by the
or can be obtained at the
~ Revenue once. cor Fort
~. Honolulu
~ June ath. 1900
|AcO
|rGEcKELs 4 CO.
|,aA SPECIE BANK.
|SK OF HAWAII. LTD,
|sr AMERICAN RANK OF
LD 55e7
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NOTICE.

'h.Speaking Friends
10 merchants and residen Ia
40 Islands. represented by
Ned being dcsirous OF pro-
helr song a thorough and
'e educat.on In English.
ises from August 10 no
ent funds % Justify then
Nhs t1 erect commodious
mis purpose IN Kamakela.
vas lot and the man
saIly completed. when the
out and interrupted the
well know. our country
ne greatest sufferers
| lemlc and the nres COO
N Consequently. those
subscribed toward the
wise being called upon TO
'ius tor the relief OF their
imen who have suffered
We IRE, End themselves
lu their pledges At pres
40 building is now on the
uon and the contractor.
"e,s ls In rreat need OF mis-
@gency ana because we
s'ogn.ye that our motives
this enterprise were
vur object n commend
pay We are In no wise at
Nli's In which We p"w
We therefore solicit such
I" our present needs AZ
Wti allow. Send AL
s'' '1 Wong Kwai. Boz
Fi'u.'y Yours.
WONG RwAI.
Gnu GEM.
l.. AHLO.
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Pilot Falls Overheard.

Pilot Lorenson received an Unexpect'
ed and unwelcome bath early Thurs
day morning as he was boarding the
ship Erskine NJ. Phelps of the harbor.
The rope ladder which had been put
over the side for the pilot was In
securely fastened and slipped as the
pilot stepped upon II. throwing him In
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NOTICE.

UNDER THE UNITED STATES
la7. on and after June 18th, 1900. all
shipping receipts must bear l-cenu
Documentary War Tax Stamp on tn.
original. duplicate and triplicate.
Shippers are request To afT1x tn.
stamps according to- law. as freight can.
not be received otherwise.
Shipping receipts must contain state
meni OF the contents Of packages.
1NTERISLAND STEAM NAVICA.
TON CO., LTD.
WILDER s. S. CO. ESQ
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NOTICE.

!, !, MEETING OF THE
IA !, 'he kapio'ani Estate,
,,.a's 18TH day ~ June.
H. , ~ vas elected President
|s,,.ss place % David Kawa-
49,, EOHORALoLE.
(Rpp'anl Es,ate. I.imited.
June Is. 1900. ssh
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ESSNeNT NOTICE.
/ AGRICULTURAL CO.,
UNIFIED.

|gyrs HAVE BEEN CALL
a,ssssable stock OF this
ilo beuome due and payable
4 castle a Cooke, Ltd. OF
1900. 10 per cent tSlO per
i1usnt August 10Th. 1900.
y lilh. 1900. 10 per cent (f10
dein1uent October 18th.
rh. 1900 10 per cent (,i0 per
illant November 10th, 1900.
w. "A. BOWEN,
sit Walalua Agr. Co. Ltd.
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to the water. Captain Lorenson's ma
tive boatmen Milo and Apaki were in
the water in an instant and quickly as
sisted the captain aboard. He was
badly bruised by striking the small
boat as he fell. but brought the Phelps
into the harbor. He will be confined to
his house for some days.
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I,alrioS NOTICE

|aclTloS NOTICE
Lsuaier privileges. or thos'
Il, r,es are aereby notified
.,sa ior irrigation purposes
a m. AID from
ANDREW BROWN,
\ Honolulu water Works
ALEX. YOUNG.
Minister OF Interior.
| June II. 1899 1885
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Y SUGAR CO., LID.
(ESSNENr NOTICE

3 HEREBY GIVEN THAI
No .. o. 10 per cent on the
woes Of the kona Sugar Co,
ind payable.
June Z 1000.
SeCHESNEY. Treasurer.
$3.50
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THIS DAY.
AUG ion Sale
IIDEL!NQU[NT SOCK. ).
IN THE
Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 1e.
On SATURDAY, JUNR 1e,

an - O'CLOCK noon, at my salesreaA
90 Queen St.. Honolulu, / wan sea- q
.uoiic auction. by order Of the Treas
LEI Vel, Mr. J. 3. Castle. the following
ooi N OF stock IN the Oiaa Sugar
No, 70. unless the tth assessment, dur
1asa III isc' 1SO0, 0eilnQuent. april 3sAh
.ovo' Win interest theI con and aassr-
.lsans expenses. is paid on or hsxare
the day and hour of sale:
No Cart
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WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will E. Fisher,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

very NICE 2-stUry houses on Puma
hau St, corner; improvements, 2-storS
house OF rooms. Price. $1,000.
Adjoining SAM, 2-stOry house of Z
+ ms, with excellent view: both il
good neighborhood. Price. $4,000.
On the first $4,000 mortgage may re
main; on the seconu 800 may remain
S1,450, or $3.50 apiece. 2 excellent lot.
opposite Band Stand at kapiolani Park
will take small payment down, balanc.
on time. These lots are near the car.
and ready for building: unquestionabl,
Chez; must Increase in value; onl,
small Payment necessary
: $4,250 Cottage on Beretania ST., yer,
cheap and bargain
$1,000 Cottage on Beretania ST. ex
cellent opportunity.
Many other desirable lots, cottage.
and property unimproved. Call at of
Ace lor list
Is your home to rent? Do you wan
some one to collect your rents?
Are you In search of a home. eithe,
to rent or buy? If so, call at my oftic,
for list
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Only the highest grade OF RED RUB
Der II nsed IN the Stamps made r.
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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'lUTHOR'T,
p rENUt',es

eHsp rENp''''s
r,si at the Office Of the
~, public Works tili Il
4, Wednesday June 10Th,
',,so ~ me tiouolulu Post
~atIa.Jtioua at the Office
..,lent public Works.
..,,,sniant Public Works
.,,Imr', To- accept the low
| "a MscANDtEss'
s.,asIsr' public Works.
p. t572
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To Let.

a ROOM in the Hawaiian Hotel
grounds, suitable for a store. Among
the recent improvements at the Hotei
are two rooms. semi-circular in form
with tile floors. beneath the two large
circular lanais in the front Of tn,
main building. me Of these Is al
ready occupied as a barber shop: tn.
other is available to rent for any ap.
proved line Of business: electric hgh,
and waite laid on. Apply to Macfar
lane & Co.. Ltd, Kaahumanu ST. $685.
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yesterday hardly
bushes a
handing outth big sheets
putin of
TO make
a
emhy
were made all from
to all
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--------- - NV
In. tn. doors Of the Internal Revenue Once o Sa s @ 1,a5
of sp PSSs put in an Sanss each holding aloi order for doc
BANK ssor. noon and the clerks handing
% % , s ,o a ,s men generally aimed to make their sq
@ @ soS1 ina. about a sSpe bum s~ S posGr Their @
% % as a the sheets ssa; Sm' rTenrsss were G all @ way fn
rsa S Ss eo where .z ar. STORED 70. safety @s. all
JUNE a ONLY.
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s Sy 4R e sS NOT 1 ] s
@ S ff sl s re % s e. s ] @ @
maj !, $s & s. ss.Ssss ss ;s s..s ssss s Ssss3
@ any any Gs S %hoat pay % e' BEING money fully
S s 4 i Ssas:s s. az a ss5 &c. lie @
ss:s IS Sc @ @ alp 3 soe:s: &c! 3;
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S$s,Ss5 5:i%. R'a, T S 'a5 q 1
must % the %
s9 { duty Pgf5os an or
TWO CENTS FOR SEALED rErrrFs ~ CITY
as number Of ;s ses h u % city G 4 Sssr @
GS % g postal S ] az %a s'iS q sTdes o
an G: sa @ Ae eS"G S pu s ksnaf f
@ T x a s aS ss arb s ,Ss sFs so,55
Wv '''' RoYHG SCHOOL ENTIRELY TfFeFHoor
i mes &c $ $ai a:sS,sss s. :ss Ssa: ssgE $5 a
% ana @ e s. mt 6s ara "a IL Il, ]
ss ID f sig s as MOI a o AND s Sos r5
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STREET j..
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'"" NEW sANrraRrrM SITE
a. s#: : I'm 6 @ e 5!$' 3s :'5 }s;. :.$ $ ssi
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of &s$.s; IL Pam fss '1$ s 6 s$3S & fsl g h s;s
req a9Ssr fhs Re sus s Of sTa which
@ $s. ' Sc , ss S S'a 'aaS FsSs5 The
IMPENDING CHANGE KoNA PLANTATION AGENCY
el Frs D1ss 1 e q e; sss?ss s e; k n1 tie
omery
the
made the
Of tho $
matt
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weekth Of
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Treasury on
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vet nohingd resulted
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BASEMENT NOTICE.
LKg suGAR co. LTD.

~ 0lNAk NO.f LID
N are hereby notified that
sassment % 10 per cent. or
r WI be due and payable
tay ~ June. 1900. at the Of
mndsr q BALDWIN. Judd
tolulu
ARM,lAGE. Treasurer
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IN THE
khei Plantation Co., Lid
N SATURDAY, JUNE I6.

Vt II O'Clock noon, at my salesseom.
Is queen St, Honolulu, will set, e
'uohc Auction, by order of the TrAse-
'rer, Mr.. j. B. Castle, the foilov,ss
certificates OF stock in the Kihei p.as-
alton Co., unless the 9Th assessue~1-
iue March LIST. 1900. Delinquent, AyrH
9th, 1900. with interest thereon aaH
'dvertising expenses. is paid on or ~
ore the day and hour of sale:
Nh Carr
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JAS. F. MUKGAN, Auch.
J. B. CAS- lie. treasurer.
Honolulu. Nav 31st. lam.
66So-td. 313l-e6
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New bill tonight at the orpheum. :