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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-03
BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.
oLAA TRACT. PUMA. HAWAII.

on Thursday. September goth. at
office Of r. ID. Baldwin. Hiio. Hawaii.
viii be sold at Public Auction about
200 lots OF 80 acres each. at upset prices
OF from s1.0o to si2.oo per acre on fol-
lowing terms and conditions:
Purchaser may not acquire more
than one lot.
The purchase price Of the land to be
paid within ten years. either in full at
any time within said period Of ten
years. or In instruments of one or more
tenths OF the purchase price In any in
terest date.
Interest at rate OF 6 per cent annum
from date OF Agreement on unpaid bal
anoe OF purcta price. payable semi
annually. In advince.
Purchaser shall substantially i'm
prove his holding within one year
from date OF Agreement. and shall
from tie end OF second year have un-
der cultivation at all times. not less
than ten per cent Of the premises. To
sntitle him 20 Patent Grant giving fee
simple title. he shall continuously
maintain his home upon the premises
for n term Of six years and have az the
end OF such term Is per cent Of the
premises under bona fide cultivation, or
shall have maintained his home con-
tinuously upon the premises for four
years and have under cultivation, at
end OF such period. 80 per cent OF the
premises. such maintaining OF a home
To begin at any time before the end OF
fourth year from date OF Agreement.
lie shall plant " not already growing
and maintain in good growing condi-
tion from end OF second year until
Termination OF Agreement an average
OF not less than ten timber. shade OF
fruit trees per acre.
lie shall allow the Agents OF the
Government at all times 90 enter and
examine the premises. and shall pay
amy taxes that may become due on tho
same.
At the end Of tenth year or earlier Il
all conditions necessary thereto hav,
been substantially complied with. tho
purchaser shall be entitled 20 n LanC
Patent conveying fec simple title Il
the land described In Agreement o.
Sale.
In case Of default or failure to per
form the required conditions the Com
: missioner may take possession Of tn
premises and may sell the same at auc
ton. either IA n whole or In parcels
for cash or terms Of time payments
and " such sale results I'm advance OF
the original price. the original pur
chaser Co receive therefrom the amour
OF his payments to the Government OF
; account Of purchase. without interest
and n pro rata share In such advance
In proportion to the amounts Of nj
payments. III such sale shall result
. however. In n less price than the orig
inai the amount returned to him shal
be charged with n pro rata amount o
such decrease proportioned to tn
0 amounts Of his payments.
: An Agreement of Sale covering sue
conditions shall be made with the Gov
eminent and no assignment Of interes
under such Agreement shall be mad
without the written consent Of tn
Commissioner of Public Lands.
J. y. BROWN,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
August !, 1900. 66l
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A TRAGEDY AvERrED

Two women approached q remna.ft
counter in one of the big department.
stores yesterday morning. They came
from opposite directions, ana each, OBJ
livious of the other. had her eyes glu u
to small piece of pique. Simultan-
eously they clutched it from opposite
sides of the counter, and then glared al
each other defiantly. How much is
thisg asked one, catching the eye of
a saleswoman. Twenty cents a yard.
It's the very best pique." was the re-
ply. I'm take it," said the other wom-
an. Indeed. you'Il do nothing of the
Sort" demonstrated the one who had
asked the price. They were both still
clutching 1t. Its just what want
just enough to make sailor collar
and shield for a blouse why
that's exactly what l want it for
said the other woman. and Its just
enough-about three-quarters of a
yard" well, you can't have It," snap
ped the first woman. The situation
was becoming serious when the sales
woman produced yardstick and
measured the remnant. why, it's a
yard and a half" she said There's
enough for both of you" Thus was a
tragedy ayerted.
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COMPANY A DANCED
AT THE DRILLSHED
Guard>men Enjoy Themselves
Until a Late
Hour.

The guardsmen of "a" company, n.
G.. H., with their wives and sweet
hearts danced at the drill shed last
evening until midnight to the strains
of a native orchestra. The hall was
decorated with splendid taste and sew
eral Innovations of the decorators art
were noticeable. At the entrance a
gigantic American flag was stretched
across supplying a foyer. The walls
and company room entrances were
covered with flags of many nations
and upon these palms were banked in
profus.on. The stage was a picture.
Cannon, stacked rifles, palms and
tropical stage settings furnished a
background rarely seen in the drill
shed. American flags were draped
about the orchestra and proscenium
arch. and every feature bespoke the
care which the boys had taken to make
the hall an attractive one. A large
number of guests were present. The
floor managers were Lieut.. Frieders-
dorf. Lieut.. Smith and Corporal Even
SEN
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tette were landed at 30 last night and
the Orpheum manager was happy. They
were Miss Flora Batson, who is described
on her touring caro- as Americas d uhle-
voiced queen of song. and the star of the
McAdoos; Gerard NJ liar, the celebrated
rasso soloist, comedian. impersonator,
late stage manager. interlocutor and gen.
eral manager" Hen Wise, comedian, and
Katie Milton. dancing soubrette, the
King and Queen OF Coondom:" and Leon
p. Rocks. Americas EN- nent Tenor and
Character Artist" TIE touring card of the
six states in large Hack type that they
nave Just returned from the Australian
Colonies crowned with that success
achieved by none but true American ar
lists The Orpheum will open this even
Ing with the new company before the
footlights.
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WON'T
WORK MORE
Eight Hours a Day for
Plumbers.
THEIR DEMANDS STATED
They Say They Will Reduce The
Death Rate Of Honolulu If
Given a Chance.

On September LIST the members Of the
Journeyman Plumbers Association in
Honolulu will insist upon an eight hour
workday and will also demand S. pr
day. the wages which they are receiv-
ing at the present time. The reason
of their not sooner demanding eight
hours is to give present contractors a
chance, they say.
This organization is a branch of the
international organization, and has
been established I'm Honolulu for the
past six months. The officers Of the
local institution are as follows: Will
liam O'Brien, president; James Leon
ard, vice president; L. Neipo, secretary
and Fred Holland, treasurer. ]. H.
Conner, Ed Quinn and Ed Gould are
trustees. On Tuesday evenings the as
ISOLATION holds meetings at it's hall on
Fort street near Beretania. About
thirty-five are enrolled as members
here. all journeymen plumbers In Homo
lulu being members of the organiza-
ton.
when seen by an Advertiser reporter,
gave much information concerning tn =
association. Our organization is not
only protective institution. but has
for it's object social Improvement and
the education and elevation of it's men,
bers. The health of future generations
/ depends largely upon the thorough
work and honest methods of the plumb
/ ers,' he said. 1T is our object to DIS
courage the undertaking business, To
/ cause doctors TO seek other fields to
/ conquer, and make Honolulu the most
/ healthful spot in the world. After we
have fairly started in with our work
/ I'm Honolulu, you will find that the
death rate will decrease thirty or forty
I per cent. We work for the benefit OF
humanity-and s. per day. We have
| thirty-five good men and expert plumb.
ers In our band. and they are tourney
man plumbers i'm the true sense of the
word, coming from all parts of tbs
world and having Travelled the globe
some OF them. One of us halls from
South Africa, and we even have a mar
from Oakland. California. When we
started this branch we thought of max
ing IL a temperance affair, but did not
although nine-tenths of us are strictly
against drinking. In San Diego the
doctors warmly commended the Jour.
Heyman plumbers. during the first ST,
months of our stay there the death rate
was decreased fifteen per cent. We ar,
all working, and are kept pretty busy
out eight hours a day is enough for any
man TO work at trade down in tn,
tropics can assure you"
The membership of the Internatiora
United States and Canada Journeymar
plumbers Association amounts I,
about $4,000. Ii is 1863 In Chicago, alone
ana every large city and town in tn
United States has branch associatio-
The local brarch will get up a gran,
parade ard ball on Labor Day. and vii
try to get all the trades 10 participate.
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TREASURY RULINGS
ON CUSTOM MATTERS

The Treasury Department has an
will be OF interest to all Honolulu i'm
porters. and all persons who have bust
ness with the local Custom House.
on the matter of returning cigars
received In parcels post. the department
rules that there is no objection to re-
turning to the country of origin. as un-
deliverable cigars imported by pIrcels
post, when the addresee refuses to re-
ceive them. as such artIclss are some
times allowed TO be exported when reg
ularly imported and the Importation
does not Involve fraud"
On the matter OF storage charges
where the goods imported have been
entered the department rules, Where
imported merchandise is regular ia
voiced. and of which compete entry
has been made, carriage and storag e
charges are not required to be paid Ny
the importer for conveying the goods
and retaining the same In the apprais-
er's store, or the place utilized as suuh,
for the purposes Of examination and
appraisement. but on failure to remove
the goods within the expiration OF two
days excluding legal holidays), after
/ nOAitt W lHt same given OF
completion of appraisement of the mer.
chandise the importer will be held ii l.
Bile for the payment OF such storage and
labor charges as may accrue after the
expiration Of said period. at the Gus.
tomary rates prevailing at the port. ir
accordance with the principle enunciat.
ed in the decision of the Board of &c y
eral Appraisers ct. d. -i547s-G. A
| 2S25).
The importer Is REQUIRED to pay cart.
age and storage charges In all case,
wnere merchandise is entered on ap
praisement orders. or on defective in
| voices. or OF which Incomplete entry
has been made. or an entry withou
specification Of particulars. either fo
want OF the original invoice. or for an,
other cause under 1926. Revised Stat
utes. ard the decisions Of the depart
nent dated January % and May q
lSsS ct. u. 1879 ara 19396l.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII
ExEcuTIvE NOTICE.

The Governor directs that notice be
given that the following persons have
been appointed members OF the Tax
Appeal Court:
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william r. Allen. President
Samuel X. Kane.
George ". Carter.
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william A. MaKay. President
Charles Copp.
william l.. Decoto.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
................. President
John A. Mcguire.
Louis =. Aungst.
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Frederick s. Lyman. President.
r.. w. barnard,
&. II. Biacow.
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william It. Lucas. President
III. X. Kahele,
w. I. Wells.
HENRY II. COOPER.
Secretary of the Territory.
Capitol. August 4. 1900. zl99-56l'
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FOR SCHOOL HOUSE

Sealed tenders for the construction
Of a two-room school house at ksiaoa.
North Kona. Hawaii. to be completed
on or before Tuesday. october 23d. will
be received at the Department OF Pub
lie Instruction until noon OF Wednes-
day. August 22d. Plans and specifica-
tions can be seen at the office Of the
Department and at the Office Of M. II.
Scott. Kailua. North Kona.
The Department does not bind .tself
TO accept the lowest OF any bid.
ALATAU +. ATKINSON.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
ssl2
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MONEY FOR REFUGEES.
Goodly Sum Gent to Japan fer
Missionaries

Drafts on Japan amounting to LOSSES
yen were sent to Japan on the Coptic
yesterday for the assistance of the refu-
gees from China that are hocking to all
the ports of Japan. This sum represents
the s541 which has been collected in Ho-
nolulu for the sunerers.
The committee which has been taking
subscriptions, Messrs. Thrum, Hall and
Hopper, have met with much success,
and subscriptions are coming in daily.
OF the amount sent to Japan yesterday
$50 was contributed by Christian Chinese
OF this city. and after the drafts had heen
purchased two subscriptions = amounting
to $50 were received. The committee VIII
be glad to receive subscriptions from
anyone who is willing to give large or
small amounts for the refugees.
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NOTICE..

Attorneys will please take notice that
on Saturday, August 4, at 1880 p. m.
at the Supreme Court room. Judge Es-
tee will be Pleased to meet and firm the
acquaintance of all members of the
bar.
At the same time and place Judge Es-
tee will appoint a committee of three
members of the bar to draft and SUBJ
NIT for consideration rules to govern
the practice in the Federal District
Court.
PAUL NEUMANN,
Pres. Hawaiian Bar Assn.
d. H. CASE,
5614 Secretary.
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oRPHEUM PLAYERS.
Six Colored Members of McAdoo's
Minstrel Troupe Here.

Manager Cohen of the Orpheum has
augmented his company by the addition
OF SIX colored members of McAdoo's min
strei troupe. who arrived yesterday on
the Aorangi from Australia. He went
out to the steamer on the tug to make
the deal with the roiored Singers. dancers
ara general arusement-nak ers hut the
only one who left the shin To como ashore
was the Captain. Finally the dusky sex
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IdpO alton Mllc.>
NAHIKU
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

.essNENr Of 10 per cent
~, .D.rs due June goth. 1900
from July sOth. 1900. will
-, an ,he ist day Of october.
.u,s 10 resolution adopted by
...,.,.r. at a special meeting
i. Rooms of the Chamber Of
81, me list day % July. 1900.
Up. COOKE.
.,.r Nahlku sugar Co. Ltd.
/ 4, August ist 1900. 5sla-2ij9
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
EuA AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

'sMsNrs NAVE BEEN CALL
H., s-s,S-ahie stock OF this
a. =. eecotne due ana payable
M, " astle \ Cooke. Ltd. on
~" 10 Der cent tsiu per
$3.50, nle-nt August 18TH. isoe
49,, en- lNo 10 Der cent tsio
ie'lnausnt October 18th.
a.,,s ,h. lsJs. 10 Der cent ,sis par
'"-h' November soth. 1870
p. W A BOWEN.
WrW Waisiua AR ca LA
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KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

m Assessment Of 10 per cent or
y share ~ the above stock was
, ne isi day Of nine. 1900 The
NJ pa,d 10 now delinquent and
Aariiy b. sold scsor1ing % by
: ne company
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NOTICE.


CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
49, meetlng ~ the oahu
(prrs \, II, ,iatlon VIII be held IN
tf,v wy, we chamber % Commerce.
}. sis., e,usust . 1900. al N o'clock
=, ss.,,,l n ot officers and trustees
y sr,t"u year All owners Of
~o.,l.d IN vote. and are earn-
'e''ed 70 attend '
=, o. DAVID DAYTON.
S.metery Association.
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slh District, s,h Precinct
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

An members ~ the Eighth Precinct.
District 6. are particularly reduested 10
meet at the Drill shed m SATURDAY.
August a. at g. 30 o. m. ~ take par' IN
the reception 20 the Republican dele
gates Of the National Convention
by order ~ the Republican Terrific
rial Central Committee
w. c. ACur
Chairman sth District. sth Precinct
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT NO
TICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
parties. their attorneys and all others
concerned that the Jury-waived caien-
aar will be called and the cases thereon
disposed Of before any civil Jury cases
are heard. at the ensuing August. A. ID.
1900. term Of the Circuit Court OF the
First judicial Circuit.
ny the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS.
Clerk.
Honolulu. Oahu. July n. A. ID. 1900.
seps e.
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STOCKHOLDERS
SsClal MEETING.

|',@siAL MEETING OF THE
Pm \. oi The Hawaiian Sugar
b 10 ... nr'd saturday Aug istn.
Asme... "'.E q m. ~ the rooms III
n, 80, wv ''onnerce. for the pur-
.,nflns th- by.lsw.
- T. HOPPER Secretary.
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Nt,T,ce.

A. w. Seabury Is authorized tn re-
reipt for the Oahu Ice nd Electric
Company or ard after August ls'"
signed OAHr- TO-, AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Per THEn HOFFMANN and JOHN
MARKHAM. 56l2
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OEUTSCHERGOlTESOlE

Herr Pastor Isenberg wird am Sonn-
tag den S. August VormittaPs II Uhr
in der Y. NJ. c.. A. Halle l. -.stschen
Gottesdienst abhalten.
DER GEMEINDE VOR. TAND.
56l4
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! AMERICAN BANK OF
HAWAII. Ito.

|lcE r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
w of Directors Of the First
Nv Ank ~ Hawaii. Ltd. have
y, unal assessment 81 n Va per
W. capital stock ~ the corpor-
elahle within thirty days at
,s house ~ the corporation.
'H date aud delinquent August
". 81. BOYD.
49,. Secretary.
W. tuly ~ 1900 bs07
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J ON Assessment o. "a per cent
sais per share has been levied TO
} dns and payable on the 10th day
b. 1900. delinquent October 10Th.
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NOTICE..

During my absence from the Terri
tory Of Hawaii Mr.. Albert Rarnes viii
act for me under full power OF attor-
ney.
MRS. A. s. PARKE.
Honolulu. July 81. 1904. sol"
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OLAA
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

mh Assessment % "a per cent
,.s,s ppr share on the above com
!, stock IL now delinquent. interest
" cent being charged from July
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nh Assessment Of 80 per cent
urs per share was due July LIST.
,ri ls now paying interest % 1
J., Dom August ist. 1900.
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On Assessment % 6 per cent or
p share IL due today. tho LIST OF
y 1907 interest win be charged
n lot Day u September and viii
flusnt on The sOth day Of sep
y n0
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brCIAL NOTICE
TO
flaa Sugar Co
stockholders.

oepcR or THE DIRECTORS.
I /, hereby given that the i2th
T., heretofore advertised as Of
[ u, due and payable on the Ind
t., has been reduced 70 ga per
4, > .nts per share. due and pay
f. tho ioth day of August. 1904.
L,a0ousnt October 10Th. 1900. penal
az cent per month from sept.
J. r. COOKE.
Treasurer Olaa sugar Co.
l.ulu. August list, 1900. 56i2-2ia9
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v me above are payable az the
n Alexander q Baldwin. Ltd.
Building
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Nuraru Chap.er Rose Croix held a
meeting last evening.
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The DAILY ADvERTIS.. " - delivered
'" ary part OF the city for IS cents q
month
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Mrs. Newly Rich-All my silver is
branded sterling" Haven't you some
other make?
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Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
pull. August ist. 1900. bsi2-2i99
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W Assessment Of 5 per cent or
levied 10 become due on the ist
4 SEPTEMBER 1909. delinquent sist
October 1900. payable at the
4 Alexander a Baldwin. Judd
J. y. COOKE.
T''aaurer Klhei Plantation Co.
'ala August ist. 1900. b6i2-2i99
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Parties having HORSES and We
hand by 10 a. m. OF the day of sale
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TO PREVENT badness.
Some Suggestions for Preserving
the Hair.

the Hair.
The men Of my fathers generation
habitualIy used pomadas on the scalp
To protect the hair coverings from the
grease on their heads tides came into
vogue. Then the pendulum swung the
other way, and now pomades Of all
kinds are tabooed. That there has
been a great increase in badness
among young men Of the present gen
Grafton is general impression, al
though | know of no statistics TO sup
port or refute it. Some fifteen years
ago when | first became interested in
the study of diseases of the hair, | ac-
cepted the teaching of the time that
pOmades did no good and, becoming
rancid, did positive harm. With en-
larging experience | am becoming more
and more Convinced that l was wrong
and that one reason why the hair is
lost so earlyb nowadays is because the
sons have forgotten the teachings and
practice of their fathers in regard to
the use of pOnfades. They neither use
pOmadeS nor seek to stimulate the
natural oily supply to the hair by sys-
tematic brushing. Instead, they daily
wet their heads with water to enable
them to arrange their hair. BY not
using pomades and by wetting the hair
instead of brushing it their hair be-
comes more and more dry, dandruff in
creases, and their hair falls. | believe
that if boys were trained to brush their
hair thoroughly every night and morn
ing and had little pomade that would
not turn rancid, such as contains sui
phur or salicylic acid, for instance
rubbed into their scalps once a week
or so, and avoided wetting their heads,
badness in the rising generation would
not be so prevalent as it is in this
Medical News.
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BONDS TO BE ISIS ED?
McBryde Plantation May Float
$4,000 Worth Soon.

The floating of $4,000 worth of bonds
of the McBryde Plantation Company is
said to be the cause of a general upward
tendency in the stock OF the company
and the Stock Exchange in the last few
day has witnessed many changes in
the daily figures. The negotiations are
about completed and a large part of the
amount will probably be taken up in New
York by the Seligmans. George Macfar-
lane, acting as the representative of the
company, is on his way to New York for
that purpose.
special meeting of the McBryde stock
holders will be held on Wednesday morn
ing to consider many important ques-
tons connected with the bond issue and
purchase of the mill machinery. With
Edward POLITE in New York placing Ha-
waiian stocks on the boards and the Sell
igmans also working on a deal with the
McBryde plantation, brokers have high
hopes OF a boom market in the near flu
ture.