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The evening times., 1900-04-13
A FORTUNE IN TWELVE HOURS.
The Luck of scotch LabOrer in
Alaska.
lFrom Ainslee's Magazine.

tFrom AinSlees Magazine.)
This is the story of Alexander McDOn-
aid. one of the best known characters in
the Yukon Valley He is great. lumber
ing Scotchman-born in Nova Scotia-who
up to the time of the Klondike discoveries
never had an idea of winning greater for
tune than that of day laborer He worked
from mining camp to mining camp all
along the Northwest. So slow was ne and
so awkward in his work-his feet entirely
in his way and his bulk a misfit for the
size of prospect holes-that he was re-
puted never to be able to hold job for
longer than three weeks. He was at Daw-
son shortly after the first locations were
made on the Klondike. He went out with
numerous stampedes, but never arrived IN
time TO locate a paying claim. Finally lie
stumbled across newspaper man named
Hunt, who had a claim on Bonanza Creek.
Hunt had become discouraged because he
had not the funds necessary TO develop it,
This claim Mcdonald purchased for $500,
and set about developing il in his usual
slow and aimless fashion. Finding the
claim fairly rich, he put on force of la
borers, and in a few weeks had taken out
$50. 900.
This sum he used Immediately to pur-
chase other claims All that year he bought
right and left everything of any promise
that was offered to him, often mortgagine
the claims thus bought to buy still other
ground. Many of the ventures came to
naught but few gave such phenomenal
returns that he speedily took the rating
of a millionaire. Out of one claim on Ell
Dorado Creek he shoveled 500 600 in twelve
hours Today he is probably worth be-
tween two and three millions.
Many others came to success even more
suddenly than Mcdonald. One man on
Bonanza Creek took out ninety pounds of
gold-about $25, ,0OO-in a single day A pan
Of gravel on El Dorado Creek yielded its
lucky owner 81 100. This same man cleaned
up 3.0c0 ounces of dust and nuggets from
his first weeks work"
The evening times., 1900-04-13

The press and people of Brazil are much
disturbed over what they consider evil
dences of a design on the part of Germany
to acquire part if not ali OF their country.
One leading Brazilian newspaper warns
its readers that there is little reason TO
hope that the United States would protect
South America against European aggres-
sion. in view OF Mr. McKinley's proffeTed
surrender of The Monroe Doctrine in the
Hay Pauncefote Treaty
The evening times., 1900-04-13
A Touching Talk.

(From the Baltimore American-)
spunSe-The sense Of souch is highly developed
in the blind. isn't it?
Tifevadd-rve noticed il TO be very strong in
people who had good eyesight.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
FRIDAY. APRIL 13. 1900.
The Porto Rfcan situation.

The Administration assumes that since ii
has won its way and secured the passage
Of the Porto Rican infamy. affairs in the
island will now settle down and that, what
between the charity money and low tariff,
business viii spring up and an era OF plen-
ty will open at once.
The truth is that there can never be any
thing like commercial activity and general
prosperity in Porto Rico. while its pOliti-
cal status remains open to question. Peo-
pie viii not make large mercantile engage
ments on the basis OF customs duties which,
beyond any question. viii be decided un-
constitutional by the supreme Court at the
first opportunity As long as the trusts
and their Administration are able 10 pre-
vent judicial action Of this kind. Porto Ri
co viii continue TO suffer,
Just TO what time Mr.. Mckinley can
manage to postpone the inevitable, We are
not in a position 10 say; but it is alto
gether probable that he viii sue
ceed in dodging decision until
after the Presidential election. To do
that he has only to block proceedings in
the lower courts until the summer Va a
tion begins. and then he can make him
self easy. The election being over, in case
the Republican party should be continued
in power. the supreme Court and the Con-
stitution need not worry the AdministTa-
ton. assuming the House. of Representa-
tives to have a safe Republican majority.
The number OF Supreme Court Judges
Ingh, then og increased and a few nice
fresh trust attorneys fixed on the bench.
In such d happy event We are quite ready
to believe and to admit that the ConsUitu-
lion would uot 90 with the flag to Porto
Rice or 10 any otner place. Gehenna eN-
The evening times., 1900-04-13
CAPE NOME POSTAL SERVICE.
Good service Planned for Transmits
sion of Money Orders.

The Postofice Department Issued tie
following statement yesterday Numer-
Gus enquiries having reached the Posto flee
Department from persons who expes 70
reach Nome. Alaska, by the earliest
steamers. and who desire 10 receive funds
or to remit them from that place, the De-
nartlneDt announces that arrangements
have been made for first-class service in
the Money Order branch al Nome. Oppor-
tunity is therefore offered to any person to
remit Postal Money Orders payable at
that place. and persons in that locality
may remit IN like manner 10 any
Money Order office. Every arrangement
for exceptionally good service has been
provided by the Department
The evening times., 1900-04-13

The --latest Canal obstruction Dodge.
Although he Administration has edlned
one very large addition 10 its campaign
fund by, the succ OF me trust hene
for the oppression OF Porto Rico. ii is not
Vet cut OF the woods That ninety-mi Ii n
dollar job must be put through for lie
subsidy grabbers. and The Nicaragua
Canal project must be smolhered. jn order
to realize satisfactory barrel Hence,
the whip and spur and likewise The buck
and gas. are as bu-ily engaged a. they
Uere before the PAYNE Foraker iuiquity
was consummated.
The defeat Yesterday of Senator Nor
gan s motion 10 consider The Canal bill is
clearly indicative of the executive deer
mination not 10 allow legislation oU he
subject al this session OF Cong ess. TIE
monopoiists Who are Interested in ob-
structing articr no Goutt realize rh [
sooner or later the American people viii
gel he canal. hut. ia ne meantime. he
delay OF even a YEA is worth sT L
deal-ceriainly enough 10 justify .ibe al
subscription to The Republican corruption
fund.
1t is MOI 70 be denied that the Adm n
istralion is having some trouble at both
ends OF the Capitol 10 keep its creatu es
properly herded against The Hepbu q
Morgan ti,l Constituencies in many parts
OF the country are looking ugly al tn ir
represeut tatiyes. and dema uding that they
back the canal proposition and DO it now.
Bur We have seen that RepUb!i, ans IN
Congress do not hold themselves bound
even by heir oaths 10 support the Consti-
tuition when acting under executive Or
ders. and there is little ground for think
ing that they viii bolt or even kick when
Hanna cracks lhe whip n the pTeSeat
the matter al the White House In order
to gain a little delay without a fight fCr
il. Admiral Walker has been asked to make
a preliminary report TO be ready for d
the Administration leaders will have d
colorado excuse for blocking considera-
tior. As by the time the Canal Gem
missions repoIj is in, the session will he
its close, and important business Of all
sorts viii be considerably cougested in
both Houses, ii viii be comparatively easy
10 prevent vote on he Hepburn Mo gan
hll Subterfuces of This kind are very
popular with the Administration: but
then We live in day Of politics as cen
temptible as corrupt.
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Since publication of the fact that The
Sampson" superimposed turret was moi
the invention of Sampson at all, it ap-
Department The Board on Construction
yesterday decided to equip the three bat
tleships already authorized and the two
provided for in the pending Naval Appro-
priation bill, with single tnrrets.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
The Good-Form Hall Mark.

(From the Indianapolis PrcsS)
Daughter, you ought to press out that wrink
led place in the back of your dress"
"Oh, pa. you're foolish! Those wrinkles
stylish; they show that ! know enough TO bold
my skirt up in the right place. .
The evening times., 1900-04-13
CURRENT HUMOR.
Feminine Diplomacy.
from The Chicago News.

Young Physician But isn't 81 a week rather
exoTbitant rent for such small room?
IIndlady-Oh. dear no: not for doctor
Young Physieian-And why not for a doctor.
pray?
Landlady-Because this is very unhealthy
house and there is never week passes has what
half dozen of my roomerS are III.
The evening times., 1900-04-13

The announcement that Lord Methuen
instead of moving due north in the direc
tion of Mafeking. is marching east toward
Kroonstad may be OF Importance. 1t is
possible thai he may be able 10 turn the
Beer right flank. and compel a sudden re-
treat from the present fortified line The
indications are that Methuen is now about
twenty miles from Brandfort. and that
Lord Roberts is getting ready TO execute a
supporting movement eCnverging with that
OF his subordinate at Kroonstad.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Nothing New to Him.

(From the Chicago Tribune.)
Acquaintance Cat Paris ENposition) Here is
model Of that wonderful sub marine vessel every
body is talking about.
Jules Verne-New? Great Scott ! wrote that
thing up twenty five or thirty years ago!
The evening times., 1900-04-13
DfDIoupntie,

From the Philadelphia Bulletin)
Mrs Dudd always to have her own
way"
That's because when she can't have il She pre-
tends that the other way is hers
The evening times., 1900-04-13
OF Course.

(From the Chicago Record)
-''What are the most vivid recollec.ions OF your
chiidhood?'
''The places where I used 10 be given some
thing TO eat
The evening times., 1900-04-13
A SoIeIexs Joke.
i, rron, tbe Chicago News.

tFrom the Chicago NeWs.)
eyes remarked the funny shoemaker. I'm
in favor Of womens Tights-also her lefts.
rs that your last iokeE asked the leather
drummer.
'.shoeer'' answered he shoemaker, 'aad it's
awl right at that
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Little Colombia has refused to let the
United States have coaling station ia Al
merante Bay. Since our plain duty
policy has developed fully, all our neigh
bors are getting afraid OF us
The evening times., 1900-04-13

No feature Of the marvellous grown OF our com
| nerre is more striking than that relating 70 cx
ports Of iron and steel The total foreign com
merce OF the United states in the year Just ended
has iOr the first time crossed the 5000 00O line
and the total exports Of the manufacturers 0f
iron and steel have for the first time crossed the
500 G0O000 line. says the "sclentlnc American
In the calendar year 1880 rhe Total exports u
iron and steel amounted 20 only 81 600 800 bnt in
lS99 they were SlO5,ts3,645
The Duchess Of Marlborough IS the owner Of
most costly collection Of valuable pearls aHich
represent a portion oi the y Vanderbilt wealth.
Possessing long and slender throat. she Is able
to wear broad collar OF strings OF pearls
cured by diamond bars. Another necklace of great
value consists Of a long OF the c0stiest pearls
alternateJ by wheels Of diamonds. The value Ot
this Is something fabulous. Her jewel box also
contains other ornaments Of pearls thgt the
envy Of all who have seen them.
The University of California holds in trust
fund the interest Of which must be used each year
for the purchase Of medal to he presented to the
most advanced student This year the interest
happened 70 amount much as $40. and ths
regents If the university we're at hrst puzeG "a
know how TO put such large SUM into one gold
medal The conditions under which the ruzt Is
held would not permit - giving the fortunate
student a 500 medal. and t1c balance IN casii as
vas proptrsed 50 It vas decided to enclose TIA
medal in a case into which thC surplus gold should
he 81 vorked- that il could he easily taken aut
and disposed Of the holder might see ht.
Ex-Queen Liuokaisni has jl-t completed HcE
volume and has applied te the Copyright cicr. IN
tho Library of Congress for copyright 'ts,
giving the name Of the book as The Hawaiian
Tradition OF the Creation. The sx-queen has bad
only few copies printed and states that j. IS N
tended for private circulation only. The sHbIect
matter is the Hawaiian account of the creation OF
the world and this is told in the form of chant
which has been sacred liz the royal family for gen
N-r flwrr mt
the late King kslakaus, the Queens brother. -
corded the throne. The chant was compoSe6 IN
100 by EeauIunloku and covers the history u iho
world down to the eighth generation preceding
that of Iiluokalani In the form Of an appendix
the ex- Queen has added her own genesogy, bring
ing the chant up TO date
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DIED

KING-In this CITY. May i, 1900, Rob-
ert Bruce King. dearly beloved hus-
band of Agnes King, and father OF
John and Nellie King, native OF
Glasgow. Scotland, aged 33 years and
10 months.
!, ne funeral will take place at st. An
drew's Cathedral this Afternoon, May
End, at 2 o'clock.
Friends and acquaiHtances are respect
fully requested TO attend.
Glasgow papers please copy.
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/ rorRT. FIFTH CIRCUIT
p,yKRrPTCY-AT CHAM
b
,re- Of the Estate Of Thomas
|s,,d. Of Lilue, Kauai, a Bunk
,snls Lsdwlrd having been
n bankrupt by said Court on
4t OF April. 1900. notice is
,,s1 ,he creditors OF said
o come in and prove their
os tl5 Judge OF the Circuit
4 le Fihb Circuit, at Cham
/ Lble. Kauai, on Thursday,
| lly OF May, 1900. between the
Wot'1ck Ia the forenoon and
No uii day and elect an as
|m rslgnes5, Of the said bank
|sa,e.
/ Lhre Kauai, April %. 1900.
] Court -
N. u. WISHARD.
Clerk.
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Horse Had q Picnic.

Nick Breham appeared before Judge
Wilcox yesterday charged with feeding
his horse in the public street. He ex-
planned that he always kept his horse
at a public stable and mad him on the
street for only a short time when ar
rested. lie entered a plea of guilty. A
reprimand was administered and ne
was told after this to give his horse a
good luncheon in o. stable instead OF
providing a picnic for him in the street.
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NOTICE.

DURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
sence rom Honolulu DIR. p. F. Frear.
late OF Oakland, Cal. will take charge
OF my dental practice. My brother. g.;
NJ whitney OF whitney & Marsh. VIII
act for me under full power OF attor-
ney. D. NJ VIM ssea
Nav 1, 1900. ''''
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OtlIAQutNT NOTICE..

|r va SUGAR COMPANY. LTD.
I'o. KIM Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
y M, a " Ia arrears for assess
! hi =, sane sane must be paid by
,ola - '.s stock will be advertised
Psy easements due.
o. W hcCHESNEY.
|ilN ,so, Treasurer.
- ''VV' b53l
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
FLui AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

Sl&lH ASSESSMENT OF 10
y wy per share) liz due and
"a inc aasessable stock OF this
W ~ Che oGlce OF CASTLE a
| M S,i I'D " 90 APRIL 10th. 1900,
'@i''NVUENT MAY 18th, 1900.
r.. w. A. BOWEN.
lre's Whalua Az. Co, Ltd.
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Management Announced.

The engagement is announced OF
Herbert Vivian +. Taylor and Rowena
N. Dowsett. daughter of the late Jas.
I. Dowsett. Both the young people are
we'll known and popular, and congrat-
ulations will be numerous.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
|, PANY, LIMITED.
81, t ~ ASSESSMENT OF 10
~" ' 20 Iae Capital stock OF this
ia .u aAs been levied. and will be
EfslL 9Otb, 1900.
s .s's upon which this assess
|sS ~. Iemaln unpaid after day
~ o. De declared delinquent
|n. SSEORGE X. CARTER,
hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd
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New
Spring
NeckWedr

coming Cupid calls
80 patterns
don't
hem will importing . - - - - - - -
/ in
business Call a look.
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'rrloN OF CoPARTNER'
SHIP.

| srsrNEs5 HERETOFORE y
5y II. A. Parmeiee ana =;
p i. ~ ,ader the firm name OF
l =, \ company has been 20, dis us
4, mn.ua. agreement OF the
bayi1. any claim against
l. 'O'' & Company are here
va Immediately present
l ~ mo said II. A. Parme ,
.,,ns owing the said hrm
Y. ,,.sgss,sd % make immedi-
~ The said n. a. Parme-
. ssreby further given that
~, of said HOLSTER * Com
\ IN, m dissolution have no con-
\ '5, me- HOLSTER Drug Com
- Inc said HOLSTER Drug
4 't'jni,sd. being an independ-
n. A. PARMELEE.
p. A. PARMELEE.
H. April 80, 1900. 1888
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MELROSE-Just Opened

King street. adjoining Govsrnmen
nursery. Handsome rooms with Donra
Everything new and nrst-claa' E
trio lights, moeQuito-prooL '
moderate Carr pass the door.
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WsA SUGAR CO.

a saHslSu \, WILL TAKE NO
Del,s NJ, elsh'h assessment is now
Z" W. McCHEsNEY.
- Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

lsdj , 5H I. TEMPORARY ABB
r. wn y + S nav. V. s.. from. this
+ thlrro i :, Nonsarrat. v. s., will
p ils '' bis practice. Tele-
- 55y2
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DR.. Walter Hoffman,

Has resumed his regular Office hours at
his Office, Beretania street, opposite the
Hawaiian Hotel.
Hours: 9 to IL a. m, to p. m, Z
to p. m.
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Dawes. Mrs NJ

~
Earnes, Miss II -,
English, Miss G j.
Frinback. f
Mrs F
r lsher, Mrs j
Gardiner. Mrs NJ
Griffin. Mrs JR
Gandesberger,
Mrs A
Howard. Miss G.
Herrick, Mrs w z
HoIlsen, Mrs p
Ircanasan,
Mrs DIR NJ
johnson, Miss Z
Johnson. Mrs Z
Kelley, Miss L
Lyina a, bliss 5
Ia mr. erl' l.
N-er.,
s ~ eIs / prey, MIS- J +
A. ~ Toii, " ; u L
SicSri, y, ~ J.: ,
AIyer Nr ~, w
McRav MIC
hICCr. e,cr N5,s c..
NICrehead Mr. M
AIarten. Mrs M
Martens Nfrs y
MCConksv NJrs w II
N,crsn M +
Prescher, Mrs NJ
Page, Mrs
Rowald, Miss Z
Richardson,
500, MI "
INi'iii y ArS Il
e, sii y
oS DHlu, WIS
S,,o,,;,'on+n ia
So r - 49, st silsS hi
Sneorcr Me ' +, - -"
SOFT Mrs w ~
Stevenson Me- .
SOU M,e "A
SoI,iree 5Irs NJ ID
Saxton' MISS c
TiIbett Mrs Is,
ThonTSon Mise y
Voucl<. Mrs r
Wierard NC -
wood NTrs II
Wclcb Nj II
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above named officers. together
PS sharpe and J. p. Rodrigues,
ns'iIute che Board OF Directors.
GEORGE ". MORGAN,
Secretary.
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NOTICE

THB ANNUAL MEETING OF
CclAoIies Of THE WASHING
SRcASTILE CO., LTD. the fol-
officers we're elected TO serve
} ensuing year:
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NOTICE.

lat' NJ. W. w. ABSENCE FROM THE
'otr Inn y, blaisdell will act for
Grip22CSssIr Of attorney.
ss3l ii''''
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Dudoit. Miss E.
Dorcy, Mrs b IL
English, Mrs f 81
Eldridge, ~ Z (2l
Everett, Mrs >
Fraser, Mrs S
Fyfe, Miss A
Fassoth, Mrs j
Fehlbehr. Mrs III w
Greene, Miss A
Cover, Miss II
Gilliland, Miss i
Green, Mrs $ T.
Galbraith, Mrs n
Hart, Mrs Z (2)
Hiscox, Miss X
Hida, Mrs
Harrison, Mrs G. r
Holmes, Mrs G.
Irwin, Miss M
Jones, Mrs s
Jordan, Mrs A G
Korhnsky, A
Kelsey, Mrs N M
Lewis. J f, Mrs
Lee, Il NJ
Law, Mas T.
Lowrey, Mrs. A l.
Lane, Mss q g
Lull, Mrs
Marguerite, Miss
Moore he d, Miss a
McAlCne, Mrs G. III
MilllEa an, MlFs
Melar ply, Mrs (2)
Murray, Miss A CT
Morgan. Miss NJ
Matte, Miss
MADDEN, MRS a
Macy, Mrs Il
Markham, Miss G.
! Marques, Mrs j d
| Murl head, Mrs
Norton, Miss L
! PCu'sen, Mrs S
/ Ehillips. Mrs
Quinn, Mrs T
Rosc Mrs NJ c
~ X, Miss ]
Rahe, Mrs j ~
Inshard. Miss n
Russell, Miss A
shaw, Mrs Il
- liINan, Miss X
Sheldon, A
Shelley, Miss NJ I
Stevenson, Miss A
Scott, Mrs. j a
Sn mn, NJ y
Spencer, G
Stale, Mrs X K
Selemeier, l.
snow, MISS
Smith, Miss G
Scott. II
Tewslay, Miss NJ
Tully, Miss NJ CD
roadway, Miss S
Uttersham, Mrs i
Vauway, Mrs e Il
(2)
w night, Miss III
W EitlCCk. mss )
Weel. Mrs T
waters, Mrs w II
ght, Mrs G A
Wilcox, Miss 4
WclfeEdon, Miss ]
(2)
W heeler, Mrs q "
VI ilson. Mrs 4 r
Young, Miss e
REGISTR
Foley, Jas
Petrovsky. Capt
Klemm, II
PARC
Dickson. a c
Honolulu, April
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Only the highest trade of RED RUS
Der is used in the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
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DR. F. E CONDERT

(OF NEW YORK CITY,
Beretania ST., between Emma and
Richards.
Office Hours: $50 a. m. to II m; 2
to p. m; to p. m. Residence, En-
gleside, Vineyard st. 1894
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.CHgE OF OFFICERS.

|rHE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
\ Of TIE stockholders Of the Pa
Grocery Co. Ltd.
! he 2s,h day Of April, 1900. the
|rr officers we're duly elected to
b. The ensuing year:
EcCandless .......... President
Ma ............ Vice President
kunburg ............ Treasurer
tlban a............. Secretary
Cray ................. Auditor
aOove officers. whh G.. J. Waller
)ru & Paxton. constitute the
d Directors.
n. y. ZABLAN,
Secretary.
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MAUNALEI SUGAR CO., LTD.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the fifth assessment of five 60 per cent
(S5 per share) levied on the assessable
stock of the Maunalei Sugar Co., Ltd,
is due on May LIST, 1900, and payable at
the Office of Gear, Lansing & Co., Judd
building. A. V. GEAR,
$3.50 Treas Maunalei Sugar Co., Ltd.
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ADjDURaED ANNUAL fattTikG
OF NAHIKU SUGAR CO.. LTD,
STOCKHOLDERS.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
the stockholders of Nahiku Sugar Co.,
Ltd, will be held at the Chamber Of
Commerce room on Monday, May T.,
1900, at 10 a. m.
II. ARMITAGE,
Sec. n. S. Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, April 80, 1900. 5532
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ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEETING.
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
SPECIAL MEETING
OF NAHIKU SUGAR CO., LTD,
STOCKHOLDERS.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Nahiku Sugar Co..
Ltd, will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce room on Monday, May Z.
1900. at 10 a. m, for the election Of Of
ficers; to consider the annual report
and TO transact any other business
that may come before the meeting.
II. ARMITAGE,
Sec. N. s. Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, April 80, 1900. 5532
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LIST OF LETTERS
GENTLEMEN.

Remaining in the General Postoffice up
TO April go 1900:
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
Mir. Kruger and the B0ers.

Emperor Frances Joseph of Austria, like Emperor William of Germany, has engage ments that preclude the giving of even ten minutes to the late president of the late Transvaal Republic. The King of the Bel sians has also, 1t is said, posted his little Kingdom against the aged wanderer; and there is nothing left for him to do except to settle down as a rich burgher in the motherland. There he will be quietly hon. ored and appreciated and there no doubt he will pass his remaining days. He is passed three score and ten, and has strong hfe
 The appointment of Lord Kitchener to the Supreme Command in South Africa means that law and order are to be restor- ed at any cost. This appointment, together with the refusal of Europe to encourage in any manner the effort of the Boers, ought to convince the tfickest head in the whole lot that further resistance Is foolish. and will prove utterly futile. It will lead to their own destruction and to endless misery on their part They staked all on the for