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HEAVY STABLES.

iva
vyNNa,IIiloN.Powder, per keg. S4.00i
rssHgeri Sl;6i per keg; drop shot,
M %Io' buck, 500.
s~EHtra short clear, in sacks,
stiHsssy gGLars, lO&dl1c; boxed l4C
ny AND TIES -Bagglng. Glib,
N, ,?ci Arrow ties, less than car.
ON I Snh Houston, Sl.25.
Ia no Su az wrapped, basis "a. No. .,
S7is 10 No. 1. full weight, basis
lsiS,Ps er 10; special sizes 1ac higher
tDiiSloe' as to quality.
! N u. etar, full weight, 1115c; Gran.
*lEyTt lie; Electric Lights, 9I5c.
4iiS69 oSCr'iand, $2.75@325; Roscn-
( s s5sis- 70, fair sAasisc: prime oAa
u pgSIsi8l IU'4c; fancy, lid12J5c; Pea
k IrSasgc; CordOva. 18Hc: Roasted
Fl N VSS ehhIes Ariosa, basis 1OO-lh
h GAIA v!Nered; Apex, II 4Oc: Lion
h ~ uS sea- Mocha and Java, lib
t!B ,nS AN ia and Java blend. lib
RcErpSS 4,lh pals. 1SAc.
kilb oss.A B c Soda, bulk. boxes,
n w, I IONS per dozen, soc: ginger
4 nd innItIinlis' Sc; stage planks, 0iac;
d As1s 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
4 lnde 10 Saaahcy, half patent. 800:
IA,,ss S.60; 24-lb sacks Toe neF bar,
4 w IN wood 15c per barrel
|fis.,AAcEoUs GooDs-Gr,t. ,om,rv
|iean neal IN 40-lb sacks. per sack,
u fonr IN 56-lb sacks, $40 per
oats ., SaaSks; Scotch oats, 81. 20;
re oats sS - Columbia oats. $500;
aslagts eS;V W; Hecker's buckwhear,
III. iIS sed tierce, compounds. sls6l
,letces. 1hHe' o0-lb cans. i4c higher
|es higher, az ~, cans, &c higher: 5-lb
E.s-Sianssr o,io cans, 1c higher.
I'nA % " ll'sc; fancy, 12A61sc;
a. ''Ii 500 per barrel; coopered.
cs5. barrels, coarse per gallon.
y saile. Atraeted, 5d6c per pound;
poand ~ lib cans, extracted,
ASSES speeuoons. 12M13c.
sT2lc. nsbolled, fair. 16&@1sc;
l9erp, g96Ss9ecolce, 25i26c; fancy new
Sn,, e' pure new creo syrup,
q sasE d,aM ILK-Earle. so.7sa7 90;
..,,ss "A lsS1iS; Dime. S.. S5d8. 30:
''ssERS-l.lb ~ Winner. 81. 25d4. %.
Y selght iull weight. 4-oz. $4,000;
s LII, l,s.oz, Sl.80d1 20: lib, BOZ,
,s,eghi Ss kaI weight. 55dG0c: a-lb.
ss,@ aSoci lunch oysters, lib,
ltrs y sse:Eallon kegs. S1.so: 10
~ stris a-bbls. $500: pints.
y y: d Sl.O0. quarts, American
,,Fie ssnoa. ION, 81. so; 1-gallon, Amer
i~Ertts l.gallon hexagon. $50.
I falr ls.Sasy head. 6l4d6l5c: choice.
's.nnon 's ea fancy Imported, ga
saseS basis 7-16, 9s.c: Manila,
t>lcuixis.a yarn, SCI tarred. Tl4c,
sosRsS $50; hns. .sse;
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MOVEMENTS in RICE MARKET

Tho days sales amounted to 400 pockets
| of clean Receipts FOR the day were $50
sacks Of rough, making a total 90 date Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

FAM, iss-tapcy Ben Davis. "a T5I5. 90.
81 ~ %lnesapS. $4,000 so; Maiden Blush'
Si.S5S32 NV SoN Mexico Red, per 5Olb boxes,
fsucy ,U,regon, boxed, I've red, ST 3OG2 90;
REN,|sto valley, per box. 81 ~.
- IlM2 90. s'' Si''otil'o'' packed,
barrels So 80. WV pe' "ushel 'r"'''
Sn1ASN ESm California navels, 81. 75t3. 80
4 "a. IN IS-Per sack Of 100, SIS. 15a
-MCSsiuas new cron 60 5oo,
S'pp1tV9; CALIFORNIA; Sc. a5GiS. so
Nellss $500. MA winter
NRAPES-New York CataU,bo Kiln ,,o,r
sS ~. zSc' CARRIER crates. 10 3.b baskets
SiG "a, N"iaga or Almeria. 25-lb kegs So. 80
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pA1NTs OILS AND GLASS.

white lead. per cwt, STRICTLY pure $3.50 % ~
second grade. $500; third grade, sS,vo
Tnrnentine. per case two 5.gallon cans,
IS s5; barrel lots, 45e per gallon, oo Mp vera.
p pam ,rods ner cwt, ST 20; yellow ochree'
nar cwt. 81 90 Linseed OIL best 20 nol de5
soe Ready mixed house paints, .s h,Dgoi
"a DER gallon, according 70 brand M ss,
phints. 0Oc per gallon. Minao" s'a'''
b0 per cent on January list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Thc annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Moore.
Cortes Canal Co VIII be held January
5 1902, at the office OF the company,
3olA Main street, Houston. Texas, az
7,3o o'clock p m. A. S. Vandervoort.
secretary. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

NoTlCh of annual meeting OF stockhold-
holders of the South Texas National hnnk
Tor the purpose OF eecting nine directors
10 serve for the ensuing year will be
held Mt It's banking house Tuesday,
January -. 1902 polls open from 10
a. m. TO j. m, j. y. McAshan, cashier,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

c, Toris December % -wool IN firm de.
mand. medium grades l3MlTis Hight fine
I2id0fi5; heavy fine l0Ml2; tub washed II
M04
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MACARONI STATEMENTS

Victoria, Texas. December 23-phe stock
shipments were again heavy during the past
week. aggregating hfty.three ears, nearly
all of which were to market as follows.
Monday, December 10, from Aloe, j. \.
Wtllemln, one ear cattle to Galveston; from
Van Week, ). Lcrulle, one car hogs to
car calves to New Orleans; from Clpp, Il.
X. Austin nud j. II. O'Dounell eighteen
cars to Opelousas. Tuesday. December IL.
from Victoria, w. II. sutherland. one car
to New Orleans; from Julia, q, A. Clcgs,
one car to same market Wednesday, De
cemher Is, from Cllpp, Mr.. O,Domel,
seven cars to Opeousas; from Edna pens,
lana: from I'll Campo. L. Thibenux ono
car to Franklin, La. from Fannin, c, c.
hanelcy. two cars to OpclouSas. Thurs.
day, December 10, from Fannin. J. o. Cas-
sells two cars to st. Louis. Friday, De
ccmber 20. from clip, ed Ball. two cars
hogs TO Houston: from Louise, G, w. sad
Ter, one car to Houston; from Inez, Ben
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

LAY Alfalfa. SIN oos,ts IN. cho,., it,,
SSsny sla OodSi9 so. soatb fe xHs'VS rs I
hav, S1t 5000; North Texas aud Territory
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wallace highly respected farmer OF thai
riace accidentally shot himself In the head
with a target rife 1t Is feared that tht
wound will provs fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

THE SAN FRANCiSCO TAILOR-As we
are doing large business and employ
lots OF fine tailors we make a speciality
strictly the finest work at the lowest
~ ices In tho city. l.. Bernhart, 400
IrHVIo. re
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

3'aprlson OF these quotations shows
sduniages In favor Of Houston as a
PIE market. When the buyer consid
beneats TO he derived from Hous-
hasAt rates he will find that even
Ne quotable figures at other mar
~ lover the price finally paid is
llF greater The prices are those
among Houston wholesale, mer.
ind are revised daily.
CANNED GOODS.
sED FRUlTS-Apples. 3-lb. 05cGt
AlsspPles, sliced, Sl.10; eyeless ana
n sLoSql.15; extra grated, 81. SO6I
Ens 20, soc; Strawberries. BIB,
%,, eackberries, BIB SOmS5c;
Elb, N.OUd1 Is.
[AtD "Reminiscences, 2-lb.
Issht glsQSjc; BIB, full weight,
E.hi 2lb, seconds, SOaS2l5c; 8-lb,
II AVWGl9j; okra and tomatoes,
~ tanned kraut, BIB, SI.Oodl. 10:
~ NJ asparagus, 2l2-lb, Sl.g5M2. 10;
|ysI E asparagus tips, $500; baked
~, voc; lib string beans, SOC; 2-lb
oysahs, Doc; 2-lb Strlnglcss beans,
sO marroWfat peas. $1.lO; 2-lb
'sT pellt pols, S1.5OGl.7J; All corn.
~ Blue Ridga corn, soc. Pride of
w. y gSe; Newark, SOC; Better than
SeaSl.l0
'r ,ai ,FRUIT-EXtra standard
ccs ,SIS lemon cling, Sl.9Jq2.OO;
\ sdsisl@ Yd $l.S5@105; black cher
tA-lg220, white cherries 80 pIGn
! slpGatots, Sl.sOWl.9O: strawberrieS,
~, plums, Sld5m1.75; grapes, Sl.GD
r,S SSgaas' lQc per dozen less than
w, IN 0LASSES-P. & +. Old Fash
" ssu s $50 per case; y gallons,
n . L gallons, $3.50 per case.
S.,S t1p, lib cans, 90d95c: Gold
y saaa, fancy table syrup, quart Jas,
n. WEI em y, 3. Il Co., Gold Medal,
= SiD, SlS5; 5-lb, SIS; lob,
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HIDES AND WOOL,

Dry flint hides .....,............ 12c
Drv DIM LiDs ................ Sc
Dry snltcd hides and klps, selected s mluc
Wet salted hides and kips, selected 6ls4 g
sheen pcltg ...................1O @4Oc
Door ,lng hints ....,......... zoe
Goat skins. nlnts ............,.1 @20c
Horse hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dlSc
free from burs ..:...,.,.. 60. 40 az &c
Wool. free dne, 8 10 II months 912q zoe
BeesW1X ......s..'.'..''''''' ''--9 -
Prime tallow ',.''.s''''''''' 99'a4 ~
Clue ........ ..........-.....s'. y &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

PIANOS We offer extraordinary induce
mentS 10 cash purchasers of pianos dur
Ing the holiday season. C. Japke 81 Co,
sos Main -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

ANY ONE who does not know our phone
number please make note IL is 400.
Houston Plumbing and Mfg. Co. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

rENAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
wutchmcu for day or night service. NJ
n. Cure. general manager, ROSA Main
street tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

ONE WHITE bull bitch, three years old,
ears and tail cut. answers 70 the name
OF "Gyp;" return 10 II. d, Pierce, lOlf
FRANKLIN and get reward. -
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ENPERT reports upon oil or mineral prop.
critics. Lee Hagcr, NJ. t.. Beaumont,
Texas. rs
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BYERS & BYERS lawyers. 015Is Congress
avenue. Practice in State and Federal
courts 1-l3.03
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STANLEY THOMPSON. Lawyer-Rooms
50l and 5Q2 KAN building; old phone
2G2; new phone 0S2. 1-l4-O3
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bhdbls, Is los, $3.50; coos, s2.45; 1oo-ss
SALT FISH -Maokcrel. No. 1, IN 10Th
kits, 95c0$LO0: half-bbls. 7O-lb, 10. l.
100000 80; tubs So 5Om5. 10
p SALMON-Fancy Pillar Rock, Columbia
River, none; Castle Rock Columbia River
$l75; Spear Alaska. S115; Toy. Go,
lumbia River S125; Blue Bell, Columbia
River, S1.1o; Violet brand, $3.50; Carna.
ton brand, Fancy Red Alaska, S135Q1 40;
Pink Alaska. Sl10.
SARDINES-America quarters. S3.G5G
BIO, mustard, So, 4O@3.J0; imported Gil
lette grade, quarters, $3.50; fancy sprats,
quarters, $s.00@l0.00, according to grade.
STARCH-Stnndard goods: Pearl, in 40,ib
boxes, 4%Q4l2c; Royal, Gloss or Archer,
bulk, 43sd4ac; Nickel 100 packages, per
box, $500; corn starch, 5i2c per h. 20 aud
4O-b boxes.
SUGAR-Q are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard granulated 5@jlsc; cubes and
powdered, 5aHJIac; Louisiana yellow, clari
lied fancy &c; choice, 4l3c.
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

Jersey bull, several weeks
since from nay arteslan wen place on
Aransas Pass railway. lis about 2 years
old. light color, small size, no BRANDS
known Five dollars rewiTd Will be
paid upon delivery OF the animal as
above T. w Cave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

LOST-About two weeks ago, bright
looking 5-mOnths-old fox terrier. puppy;
viii pay IS reward for information lead.
ing 10 his recovery. j. p. Sohosser, bO9
Dallas avenue. -
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IOST--Two horses, strayed: both DARK bay;
one is branded reversed "a, gotch ear on
right side; other one branded over .bei
and rocking chair on left hip; reward o.
Charles street Mcwilliams.
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FOR SALE or exchange for late model
bicycle OF standard make; one S25 grade
prImophone with twenty four records.
Box 2lS Lampasas, Texas. %
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ron SALE OR TRADE one large mara
and two huEglcs 20G F1nnin street 20
NITROUS rcsIIyeTcd; phone 69l. 7oI Con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

iigitlon on cotton seed products has
re'y much stronger. Prime crude
hlgng Bic and summer yellow sc.
an not he obtained for less than
nd The quotations on cake have been
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/ HAVE $4,000 worth OF good business
property IN good town in Central Tex
nA: want 20 trade this property for
lumber. do not answer unless you mean
business; 1852, this ofnee. 80
PARTIES having property for trade or ex-
charge will save nine by calling ON us.
Pye s. Co., KAN building. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

LOST. STOLEN OR sTRAYED-My irish
terrier dog; answers TO the name or Bar
ney; reddish brown color rough WHY
coat Reward on return Batesoi' James
4, Co 211h Travis street, ~
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MIRRORS rc5IIycred; phone 09l. 704 Con.
..Ln.u n
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s. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjustors. Main ST. IL
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EXPERT WORK In carriage trimming,
painting and repairing. ]. w. Davis, 100
Milan street "a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02

Garfield. Congress paid the bills
OF the physicians who attended Pre-
sident Garfield during his long
struggle for life, and upon his
desth paid funeral expenses amount
ing to twenty-five thousands dol
lars. In addition to these benefits
his widow received her husbands
salary for the remainder of the year
in which he died, was given pen.
sion OF five thousand dcllars a year,
and the frsnking privilege through
the mails for life. 1t was fair, even
generous, treat ment, and entirely
satisfactory to the country, Equally
liberal provision for Mrs. Mckinley
will not only be proper, but a ma
tional acknowledgement OF sppr 9.
citation OF the public services OF her
distinguished husband"
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The Hawaiian Club at Yale.

The Hawaiian Club, OF Yale Uni
versity is maintaing a reputation as
one OF its social organizations. It's
members are all,island boys, and yet
further allo Punahou boys. The
following clipping is from one OF
the college publications;
/ "At a meeting of the Hawaiian
Club the following officers were
elected: President, William Benjamin
Godfrey, 1902; vice. president, Robert
Elias Bond, 1903; treasurer, Maurice
Sherman Damop,1 l904i secretary
Henry Pratt Judd, Z. g.: Kahuaa
Huls Xvi, Xvi, Chss, Frederiek Alex,
eG~~sI Sv~Y~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02
PUBLIC La IDS NOTICE.

On Saturday, November 80, 1901,
at IL O'Clock noon, at the front en-
trance OF the Judiciary Building,
will 5s sold at Public Auction the
lease of a portion OF the Ahupuaa OF
Lualualei, situate in the District Of
Waianae, Island OF Oahu.
Term-5 years.
Upset Rental-$9 10000 per an
nun, payable semi annually in ad-
vance.
The Government reserves the
right to take up any portion or
portions of said land for bona fide
settlement and other public pur.
poses.
For plan and further particulars
apply at the Public Lands Office,
Honolulu.
EDWARD S. BOYD,
Commissioner OF Public Lauds.
Public Lands Office, October 18th,
1901. 42-3t
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cigarettes, aud then Sam laid the
serious problem Of having nice
luncheon OF some excellent terrapins,
before going into Kohala mountain
matters or seeing more Hswaiians.
The secretary grabbed his hat, and
ordered his ctief clerk TO tell all
callers, that he was absent on most
important state business. Ii you
want to know when they came back,
ask Bert. The others had no chrono.
meters left.
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F. AIDES FABLE.
No Reference to Queen
eT-T Street. -
Queen

A Haughty Personsge learned
early in Life that, iu order to attract
Attention and be pointed out, one
must be Different. .,..
He resolved never to run with the
Common Herd. He stopped riding
the Bike when his Servant bought q
Wheel. He was Devotee OF Ten.
nis until it began to be played in the
Parks and then he put away his
Racquet with a weary Sigh. He
stuck to Golf until il became .
Craze and then he broke his Clubs
and began to wear a Panied Look
whenever he saw q Pink Goat. No
natter what Pastime be went in for,
he learned that many who we're not
his Social Equals came along and
followed his Example and it irritat.
ed him. He was kept busy thinking
OF something else to take up.
At last he decided that the Steam
Yacht Game was little too swift
for the Middle Classea. so be bought
a Yacht and went into the White
Elephant Business, but even that
Move did not save him from humili.
ating Associations, for the next
thing he knew he had a Sher.f f on
board. ~
Moral:-If Prunes cost ten cents
api ece they would be considered the
most delicious Luxury in the World.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02

Do these people from Haws visit.
ing the busy oaio oials at Washington,
really think, that any attention is
paid to them, except in a social way I
These numerous interviews don't
amount to a cent, aud it is much
wiser to leave the officials there to
attend to their business, and not
constantly botheripg them. '-"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02
Our Poor Fee-s,mple Lawyers.

The following rue of court was
presented by Assistant United States
Attorney Dunno:
applications for admission to the
bar OF aid court shall be by petition,
signe1 by the applicant and setting
forth his age, birthplace, nationality,
last place Of residence, and the
character and term of his study.
Certificates OF the applicants good
moral character shall accompany the
application. Upon the fling of the
application and certificates, the court
shall appoint a, committee of three
members OF the bar to examine into
the qualifications Of the applicant,
and to report thereon to The court,
and thereupon such order shall be
made as may be just. 1'f r
"Proctors, attorueEs, counsellors
and advocates Of any Circuit or
District Court VI the United States
or of the Supreme Court OF any
State or Territory msy be admitted
to this court on motion of au attor-
ney or proctor of, this court. upon
signing the roll and taking the
oaths prescribed by the constitution
aud laws of the United States. The
admission fee shall be SIS. Members
of the bar of the Supreme Court ol
the United States shall be admitted
free OF charge" u
Judge Estee remarked that SIS
was the lowest price in any Of the
United States courts, but that every
one knew that the attorneys here
could aft ,rd no more.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02

The people of Hawaii will nowin-
directly be- called upon to pay hom
age to the late President We think
a pension to the widow OF more
practical use for his memorial, than
any statue Mr.. Dole or Mr.. G. M.
Cooke can erect in the memory of
the man who was one of Americas
brightest politicians. In regard to
the proposed pension, endorsed by
all, I hs Argonaut says editorially:
With another widow OF a mar.
tyred President to be provided for,
questions will soou arise as to what
Congress will do for Mrs. Mckinley.
Precedent will undoubtedly have
important bearing on the decision
TO be made, and the most available
precedent will be tho csss OF Mn,
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One Bicycle,

For particulars, apply to Mrs.
Heleluhe, at Washington Place, OF
to r. i. Tasta. this Office. af
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"a For plan aud further particulars
apply at the Office Of Cbsrles
Williams. Honokaa, Hamakua, Ha-
waii, or at the Public Lands Olice,
Honolulu.
EDWARD S. BOYD,
Commissioners of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office, October 31st,
1901. 44-3s
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BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On and af.er December End, 1901,
at the Office of Charles Williams,
Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii, may
be applied Tor, under conditions OF
the Land Act Of 1896, for Right OF
Purchase Leases, aud more particu-
larly sci forth uuder Part VII OF
said Land Act.
The following lots in Paauilo
Tract, Hamakua, Hawaii:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02
TOPICS Or THR DAY.

The following appears in a Cali
fornia paper relating to the work OF
the Episcopal Church: E1''
Firstjamong matters OF historical
import considered and adjusted was
the taking over by the church of
three new missionary districts in tie
islands that have recently become a
part of the national domain. In
Porto Rico and Vieques there were
congregations of the Church Of
England that now come under the
jurisdiction of the Episcopal
Church of America. The Philip
pines make up the second addition
to the territory of the church, and
Hawaii the third" Is
We still fail to see how the Bish-
op of Honolulu can transfer the
church property Of the Anglican
Church in Hawaii to the American
Church. The property is a grant
with long string attached to it,
and may under the circumstances
proposed revert to the crown lsnde,
the right of possession Of which, We
do not discuss here. The trustees
of the church property have to be
consulted; the commandments" have
the privilege to Withdraw, and not
see Lubin's extract exult over &C.
coanut oil.
We notice that Mr.. G. M. Cooke
is the treasurer of the funds TO be-
raised for a monument in memoriam
of the late President Mckinley. eMr.
Cooke is man of the very highest
standing here, and we will most re-
spectfully suggest to call him the
COMMITTEES, having charge of the Ka.
,lakaua monument some years ago,
and find out what became of that
monument. Mr.. Cooke has lived
here several years, in fact, we think
he was born here, and made his
money through the Kalakaua Re-
ciprocity Treaty, aud he will natur-
ally be able to find out what the re.
suits of those autographed certifi-
Gates of contribution eto.the Kala.
kaua monument" are. We, "un.
knowns" here have the certificates,
and we have no doubt that Mr.
Dole and Mr.. Cooke will show oul
unknown" children the monument
to Kslakaua, before he orders
"litographic certificates" for Nc.
Kiuley memorial. We have nc
doubt that our local PinkeItons and
and the executive committee OF the
Republican Party will assist Mr.
Cooke in finding the Kalakau,
monument, aud have it placed
where the "unknowns" with the
litographic certificate OF contribu
tion to it, can see it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-02
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
land described in the schedule here
to, will be opened for application
under the provisions of the Land
Act Of 1896, for Homestead Leases,
on or after November 29th, 1901.
SCHEDULE.
Lots in Hauula Tract, Koolau-
loa, Oahu, having an Area OF from 2
to 6 acres each.
These lots are within a distance
of one-fourth of a mile from the
Hauuls res beach and about 7 miles
from Kahuku o. r. g. l.. Co., Depot,
and are situated on the windward
eide OF this Island. a
All applications for said lots shall
bs made in person by the applicant,
at the Office of the Sub Agent,
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, where
plans OF the land and any further
information may be obtained
The Office will bs opened to re-
ceive applications at 8 O'Clock a. m.
on Saturday, November Both. 1901.
EDWARD s. BOYD,
Commissioners of Public Works.
Public Lands Office, October 10th,
1901, 42-3t