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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Some lrst-class Office rooms for rent in Hutch
ms Building corner Tenth and ID streets north
west Elevator steam heat. electricity. n-'d yer:
low rent
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-Four second hand latrobe stoves in
GOOD condition: cheap. Enquire 1913 Prospect
ave nv ce65a
FOR sALE-Hou5ei.old goods and furniture fer
.-rooHS; good condition; cheap. 62f d st. Sc.
e2s-3
FOR SALE-Oue pool table. one peg pool table.
WI u license complete; price 500 apply at
80 II 81. ne e2s-S
SINGER machine, So White. $50; Domestic,
$50 Wheeler Il Nilsson No O. So: New Home
81: all complete and warranted for five years At
oPPENHEINER's NEW HOME AGENCY. 5Ii 9th
ST NV; machines for rent by week or month
eZ7-u
FOR sALE-$l5o cash. snap. large upright piano;
perfect condition 40 G. st. NV e2S-3
FOR sALE-By family leaving city. new auto
fuatic chain stitch drop cabinet, 50. Address
BOY l@s this Office MRS
FOR SALE Winchester repeating rife; cost s35-
used months; good new; viii sell cheap 81
: HUNT. 100 18th st NV ezC-3
FOR SALE-TueIye-foot walnut-toD counter; also
large 1!ass front butter box and butter scales
ll2 + =. nv. m2G-3
FOR SALE-To pay storage. elegant furniture OF
Broom reSlccnCe; every thing complete or sep
arate. as ,5h St. NV. e25-1ulo
FOR sALE-Sl-ss for cobbler solid oak rocker.
REDMOND, 81 7th st: storage. etc e24In:c
FOR SALE-scotch collie. black and tans. bull
terriers. and pug pups; birds. parrots. goIdfshes
etc StHNib'> BIRD STORE, ~ I2th 81. nv.
un22-T
FOR SALE-Dress goods SILKS. lace curtains, gor-
tieTes blankets. comforts. mems and bows
clothing, capes coats, skirts. etc on weekly
payments; drop postal, / eal. JOSEPH CAIN,
81 Pa. ave NV ja5-1lno. en-
FOR SALE-Six oval photo mezzotints for 85c
ACNE PHOTOGRAPH CO.. eS4 St NV
DELFT
FOR S5LE-Good quality Opaque shades. fitted to
YOUR windows. only 25c, the best orlaIity oil
opaque shades, 80 cents; hung free viii cal
with sample KLEEBi-ATTS. IIth and II St.
Ne
FOR SALE-S6 for hair mattress. IN two parts:
lounges. $50; gasoline stoves and rafrigcrators;
iarIor and bedroom suites, & per Igecz- vii
move and store your goods; cash or credit RED
MnNL III ND lL2 =
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FOREIGN MAILS.


should b. 'e4d daily, as changes may occur at
Any time
FOREIGN MAILS are Forwarded to the ports %
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending February
,, 1901. the last connecting closes Viii be made
i:om tiiS Office as follows
Transatlantic Mails.
AoNDAY-tb) At 1:I5 p. m for EUROPE per
s Lain, from New York via SouthaIip-
ton and Bremen Mail for IRELAND must bz
directed Per s. 8. Lahu'
20 At Hes p NJ for AZORES ISLANDS,
per ;. Spartan Prince from New York.
II E>DAA ID At rs p. m. for EUROPE, per
S NaGer.a-d- rom New YORK. via South
aiEpton. Maj; must be directed Per :. 3
NaderlauG
(cl At II.es p m Tor EUROPE. per 8 s
y EDNESbAE-(e) At y-ij p Tor FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND ITALY SPAIN PORTJ 6 Al
TURKEY EGYPT GREECE. BRITISH IN
Ola, and LORENZO MARQUEE per 5 $ La
C'ascogne. from New York ia Havre Mail
fer other parts OF IL ROPE must be directed
Per s ;. Ia ta~-ggne'
tRiDAY-(cJ At 100 p "a for NETHERLANDS
direct. Per :. $ amsterdam from New York.
Nail must &c directed Per r. s Amsterdam. -
90 1t Il 90 o. n for ITALY. per s :
tiler, from New 4oTk via Naples. Nail
must ba directed Per s. Aiier-
% Al 1906 p IN for EUROPE. per s. :.
Etruria, from New York. VIA Queenstown
-lc) AZ u-o5 p IN Tor SCOTLAND direct
per = = tuca0TIa. from New York Mails
must be s.7ry-s- ed Anchor
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WALL PAPER

THERE Is NOT i DAY that passes by when ne
do not receive letters complimentary OF our work.
We are experts on vail PaPcrinGi sliP--,tod
oF bapaazsrd Jobs The largest and most ex-
elusive assortment Of vail papcriug in the city
Poems papcred, 3 up. r. G. MONTE. $40 slh
8 Iu1s
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

go,
y ANTED- second cook night cook EnuSerlan.
help i.r AL Department.. in hotel BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY, 513 10Th 81. cI
" v 'ol97ed BARRIERS at once l2l9
81 u nv t'
WANTED ONCE nan: outside man. SO week,
on ''e'A' Gale waiter basement ''' lzl N
-
S. ~ 49, - -" = '''' '' ''' =,
nlornin. ron.e. IuS sCHRGT so 18TH st nv.
81
WANTED iIors-e 10 house and street sa3e~men
il nae inc pictures Coz -, t'day and
: -,
- 49,! I.y, - -, - ','1 -,
-, -, t.,,,,!r, W..
M ma
y ,,..rt-T - =.,,.--7--..r,-
-. - n - CHS snip 'o-
,1-II-T-,-T, go - -
- 80 80 In. -, 80 '' ~
1!-l-tz 80 "" 1HIH w ~ M
.', UNI .ol al e,sa', M
,. ~ -->'''e'- 800 ~ -
M
WsNTED-Bov to feed rrfntin- rrees: one with
som" experience pie:ef'er- Apply al O. IA ave
.---e- IN ---
WANTED Salesman % 70 start rrTcbt offTce
boy. 9Th and { SIS, room a. bank building
M -
= - = = No.
UANl-,D Vl.4. +oAl- md 3ri,-s-,. ,,,or &
10 ;! - rer day. ,Iso hoy ,fi.bT.ssiIar CASH
ZEE oftIt Z. SNs az St NV nj
u NT-t-T b,s,,,,l-.. ~, ra,,,f-f,,c- rs Z. g.
nw m2s-2
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NEW TWIN->CREW s s YADERLAND.
roo Tons. SO TT Long 90 Fl Beam
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
T--r5 II and T. y r. Office 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 I ST NV
cr & " MOSS. AGENT. I4i. & St ne:
C. COLTON & co. gIS Pa Ave M.
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
tusl ca am CO. am 1-5J Am. daily 10 a..
a-ln. daily except Monday. 2-l5 pm. and SO
lm- daily From Harrisonburg 1851 am. veeS
SAYS and 9:I9 pm. daily From Charlottesville.
>-.S am and $40 pm. daily.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

VIENNA, VA. Is miles from Washington, next
station b-yond Falls Church. al which express
trains stop; houses at -. s. SO and So per
month. = small deposit now viii hold them I'LL
you want them; come out 4-25 T. M. get back
to city 40 T. IA Nedae -dav- and SATURDAYS.
address E W PIERCE, Vienna. Va ln2T-lno
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ron EENT-sTORES.

TOR RENT-Store aud one room With cellar. cog
uer Of 9Th and Howard ave. NV. $3.50 pei
month NAUCK & NAuCK. 18th and Fla. ave as
c2s-3
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FOR SALE-Four second hand latrobe stoves in
good condition: cheap Enquire G&53 Prospect
ave UW Q
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Genls' bicycle; good condition. s..
Box ~, this Office e2s-@
MOTOR BICYCLES Ledig OF the Keystone
bicycle Factory vii exhibit a motor bicycle
January % 90 and -; please call and examine
IL ACME REPAIR BICYCLE Co, l74g Pa. ave.
nv c25-5
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TRAINS on RLUFNOyr BRANCH

Leave Washington 3:uI a. N. daily 4:4g D m
week days and 6-25 p. sundays ior Blue
mort as p Saturdays aHG 80 p n week
days and 1925 p IN Wednesdays and Satur-
days only for l-ycshurs. So , III. week days 10
It=IUign-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-01-24
RURAL EDucATI N.

Rnral education and schools Of sercul
tnre. 10 general and special lines, are sub
Iects receiving much newspaper attention
at the present time. We are not, however.
pioneers in this matter. For great many
years European countries have studied
and experimental with the problem 10 .
practical way. Twenty years ago the
French government made an orgsnizad Of
tort to grspple with the question OF rural
educstion throughout the republic, says
Gay E. Mitchell 10 farmers Guide. An
official com omission OF inquiry wss appoint
ed, one result OF which was the establish
meut OF cbsir Of agriculture in livery de
partmeni'ior the purpose Of training vii
lsge school teachers TO teach practical sgri
culture and horticulture. Later. sgricul
: ursl instruction wss introduced into ell
the primary schools. The results OF this
cannot bnt be far reaching. though 1t is
too soon and the departure from the old
order is too radical to look for the best
methods Of instruction and consequent re
sults. But the main point is that sgricDI
.ure hss been made feature OF the child's
education. and many Of the teachers have
made great progress.
Most Of the village schools have their
own gar lens and it is often the case that
the soho,l gsrden is the best 10 the vii
lsge Much stimulus 10 given to the teach
ers OF these rural Tools by the prizs OF
money. medals and books offered every
year by the government and the various
saricultursl societies.
In Belgium the minister OF public losti
tutions prepares 9 Uniform program for ss
ricultutsl teaching for the kingdom. All
the country schools have plat OF ground
81 not less than 90 acre each, which is
nsed for experiment cultivation. The
irst G,rmsn school garden vas founded
10 Prussia 10 1881, they sre increasing
very rapidly 10 Lumber. They are not ss
listed by the State but are aided by the |
10 sal school boards.
But II IL 10 S~eden that agriculture is |
.sught generally and the Hsedes are re |
nowned as good farmers and gardeners. |
10 1876 Sweden had 1902 school gardens
Y blob by 1881 mad increased to shout 1000
Nearly oil the public schools have Rsrdens
connected with their course Of instrnc
ion.
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THE RIGHT THING TO PUT ON.
lBsatpti PlsfiW L Psrt kulN

lfvn The paiurai irpplas "a t'pui sasne-
thing g. 3 paaEfQl spas at kFglioaiions
60 the felies ~ paia have ARISEN
Ihs MOST suc0ess'ul have eVsg tetn pu1l.
ticcs - plaster, AMI ihs iasi q thc~c Is
issnsen's rFeus Plaster.
No oshd has 1ayihing Ike ihe sAne
poScr ~ . cureiigs sgeus Il 10 highly and
scientifically inedi0siol. G1A il standard
% a1yAnced yeAf ~ year,
tee hensons Plaster ~ oaugha, rslids,
ehsei assnasss, rheumatism, gfip, ncnral,,la,
liansy trvahls, lame hack. and o,hsr all
tasnts Dat make Winter = seasah u suffer-
ins Aua danger II relieves and cures
quickef than hny ether remedy.
Do nai aeoeIt Capsicam, Strengthening
% BellalannA ilzs.srs 10 place q bcnsans,
"a iheY r,o~oss nnlr n ifs curative power.
lnsis, on having the genuine.
The people 81 every ciyilisel land have
testified for years 20 The supaiatiro mont
81 Bcnson's flasier; and 5000 physicians
and druggists u this country have declared
shsm worthy a public confidence,
In ofirlAl comparisons with othera, Ben.
sons flAstcrs have been honarea with
ma fin highes, awards.
For sale BY all druggists, OF We will pro-
pay postage on any number ordered ia the
United States on the receipt u &c. each.
Aonep, no imitation or substitute
soabury Johnson, Mfg. Chemists. NY.
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Agriculture.
Durrm lsp orro N cosanra

joe Mi,cAsll Chsrpls. Ia The N.lloSL
Msssaise Tor J Austy. tell. 10 ~ iuieiet
ma ssy he's The Groai olsonsrs,rins bill
sa debated 10 Tue HoB.e Of Rspreseuis
tivets
Daring The present session Of Congress
'thipss' ecns cot Of their sbosily piseon
holes marked 'rosb" .ad ger Toe
Gfout bill vss sslsuiEsd aud parsed The
House es'ly 10 The session. TIE debate
bad much 81 ibs humorous 10 H. A
snooih. siken-hsifed scntrhmsp. Con
sressuan Loiimtr Of Chicago, led tie
hsht sssinsi the bill. Piled Oh IL, desk
we're samples Of tie oleomsrssriue sssinst
which the dairy people wsre hshiipg. The
uembers cane mp 10 line. dipping their
sektnivts 10 tie hrkins ard ssmrlipe the
butter 10 goodsold eoantry store fashion
Aiur smAokins Of lips there was a dubl
ous shskins Of heads over the question r
TO which vas which. or which the butter
So perfect was the initiation thu, sv o
"Cy' Snllossy OF New Hampshire VAS
puzzled. But there was no puzzliug
when the vote was announced l9j TO "
Ga one Of the desks was 40 old fashion
ed gray crock. II was covered With o
snos white cloth 10 which olung moist
layer OF salt II Was the simple product,
"mothef's butter" from the farm The
jack knives we're dipped into tho crock
and the butter reverently tasted IS II tire
called happy memories OF the old bone
There was something 10 that butter which |
no chemical syptbetis could imitste. ard
slihonsh 1t spoke no word that sample OF
''motbtr's butter" was eloquent. Many OF
those copgressmen 10 doubt recalled the
days when % barefoot boys they sat with
the churn between their knees. trying 10
make the mono,onous splash Of the dash
er drown The shrill whistle OF cbum Oh
bis way to the old swimming hole, What
90 age II seemed before the little white
fecks appeared on the dssher handle,
showing tha. the butter had come" and
with it sn honorable discharge Aud then
1t night, those biscuits, with maple syrup
syrup and "mothers batter oh what
charm 10 such memories those worn
hspds-that sweetest face, long since gone
10 rest. There was 40 eloquence 10 that
ar OF mothers butter pure, genuine,
' holesome, which even science, money,
,rt. political craft and congressional ors
ory could not overcome.
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GET At The CAUSE.
The Day Of Drastic Drass and Purgativss
Has Gene ny.

The Day Of Drastic Druss and Purgativss
Has Gene ny.
Constipation Of the bowels, usually
considered a simple complaint, Is the
more dangerous because it is deemed
trivial. Trifles neglected become the
most serious OF ailments. "a dose Of
physic will cure it " is the usual remark.
But the dose never cures. 1t relieves
for the time, but aggravates the COM
plant for the future, and next time q
bigger dose Is needed. The bowels,
strained, weakened, poisoned by re-
peated dosing with strong drugs, be-
come more and more constipated, invit-
ing appendicitis. deranged liver and
stomach. weakness OF the urinary or
gans, bad blood, and chronic organic
diseases OF various kinds. Constipation
should be cured promptly. Druggists
sell the one medicine that cures consti-
patton. They sell big bottle OF it for
81 and they call it Calcnra Solvent. II
is the latest discovery OF David Kenne-
dy, Physician and Surgeon, of Kennedy
Row. Kingston, N. Y, and il you write
to the above address, mentioning this
paper, you will receive small bottle
free. Or il your druggist does not keep
Calcura Solvent, send 81 and receive q
large bottle by express, all charges paid.
Richard +. Johnston, OF Rondout,
N. ". once the great centre fielder OF
the Boston Baseball Club. later with the
New Yorks and the Cincinnatis, is
known all over America He took Cal
cura Solvent for constipation and torpid
liver Of long standing and was cured.
He recommends Calcura Solvent to ath-
letes. There are hundreds OF other
cases.
BY reason OF its cleansing and tonic
properties on The whole system. Calcura
Solvent puts not only the bowels, but
the stomach, liver, blood. kidneys, and
bladder in condition Of perfect health.
1t is not q mere purgative, but thor
ough constitutional remedy that cures
by removing the morbid deposits that
cause disease.
The dlscoverer Of Calcium solver. solemnly
swears that he IL a physician and surgeon
Eaadeut. \. Y. bat letters directed simply
" DR. David Kennedy" go 10 q corporation -
somewhat similar name. with the manage
ment 81 which he ia no longer connected,
ks ssisiire kSS e R hasssss aa
70 reach him Do not b. deceBed tg ntslsad-
sas adj. " other partiss using similar mama
Cslcurs Solvent 10 for Sale by
A. H. PETTIBONE,
CEN re, VERMONT
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| Cows must hsve comfort or they Cal
lot do we'll. Give them good bed and |
comfortable stall With ss % uch libarty 9.
/, consistent With security. cleanliness and
vsnience
2 Hsvc The arrangement Of the stalls.
cutters and fssteDines such that the COWS
csn be kept clean. Keep the stable cle,p,
3 Have the stable ventilsted 10 such q
way IS to provide pure cir for COWS with
out making it too cold
A. Alssy be kind TO cove. then they
SilI always be glad to zee j6n when you
come srouad Speak gently TO them sod
never 10 angry TOMS Remember Ward
o. Whites famous ssyis.: Alssys speak
to q cow IS Won would to LAZY.
Give COWS chsnc' to exercise 10 the
open sir shen wesihsr IL comfortable
Milk ,ssn,4rly. VI the ssme time
each d.. alvidirg the dsy eqnslly be
t~ssn milkinss; cows Ia tie sane order
aud by tbs same mixers. II possible.
Mix qai,sly bat gently. Get oil the milk
each time. bot do not keep 90 ripping 81
ter yoa have get il.
Z. Feed cass III they will et OF the
proper kini Of food. The conceltrstes
stoald be fed sone~hs. 10 proportion 10
tae sm1nnt Of mia each cos Gao be
made to give. Bat 10 10 case should the
col csptfs,ss Constitute more than ball. ia
v istt. Of the dry ns.ter OF the ds,ry re-
lion = ssier rule 10 70 ssy oas iLifi. Give
only Wis. they will eat up u ouce. Have
bone left over 10 the uspseu or feed box
u for them to breath 90 and get foul.
Fssd . variety Of ioods. Ttey will
rst ucre and digest more beosuse Of IL
Feed nothing but svsei. wholesome food,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-21
On Saturday, SEPTEMBER "A, 1901,
At II o'clock noon.

At the mauka entrance 70 the Ju-
dietary Building in said Honolulu.
Oahu, the following described lands
and the improvements thereon. to Wit
THAT certain piece or parcel Of
land situate on the n. E corner of
King and Punchbowl streets In Homo
lulu. Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii. and
bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at north corner and
running south 2so East rs links a
long Keolewa's; thence south 4so
80 West $50 links along Hama Haa-
lilio's; thence north 6Io West 81
links along King street: thence north
Ace East $40 links along Punchbowl
street: thence TO place OF commence
ment. area is acre. The same be.
ing R. P. sos of Il C. A. 24s to Ho-
nokaupu. and being the same conveyed
to the said Joseph Lazarus by Mrs.
D K Fyfe and d. K. Fyfe her husband
as per deed dated Nov 3, 1888. and re-
corded in Liber SO pages 104-1O5.
2-Royal Patent Grant Number
1906. That certain piece or parcel Of
land situate at the south slope of
Punchbowl hill. Honolulu. Island of
Oahu. and described as follows:
Lot No. 500. Beginning at a point
on mauka side of Khan street and
200 it. Westerly from iron pin at
West angle OF Boardman's premises.
thence the boundary runs by true
bearings: N. 21o 12' E. 2S6 #. along
lots SOB and sos; S. SO s4' W. lis
$500 along Lunalilo street: S. gle
10 ". 229 along lot SOL: S. $50 as
E. 100 it. along Kinau street to ini-
tial point Area 2575o SO. It.
3-Two lots No. III and No. 11s on
Beretania street, being lots or par
GELS of land described in Royal Pa
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Japaness-Eianalian MaIIs.

From the Japan Times.
Mails bound for Hawaii had been
sent through Great Britain before the
annexation of the island by the Unit
ted States % America as there was
then 40 treaty concerning the ex
change OF mails between the Japan
csc and Hawaiian Governments. This
Inconvenience was. however. com
pletcly removed when the island came
under the American flag and il would
have been better II there existed be-
tween the United States Government
and ours a treaty concerning the ex-
change Of parcels BY post Indeed
negotiations in that connection were
conducted between the authorities OF
the two governments some months
ago but owing 10 the decided opposi-
ton Of a private company from which
the Z. s. government had experienced
similar opposition when they conclud-
ed the parcels post treaty with Ger
many two years ago. the negotia-
lions ended in failure Under these
circumstances parcels bound for Ha-
wall have for the present to be for
warded as commercial samples or
ordinary goods and the inconvenience
ls very great inasmuch as the number
Of parcels sent there from various
parts OF Japan amounts to about 40
per month.
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tsna No. sst. and described as touows.
Conneneiag Il tie makai soakA
corner Of lot No rs IT. Mssealfsl
and running s0ush is IS East 800
q aIong nazka street to West corner
OF lot No. rs CR. n. RowIlnsl thence
Forth rs Sss East $50 e. along Iot
No us to is manka North corner.
thence North Is deg. Is min. West
9aa feet to aaauka East corner o. Lot
No lie. thence south II deS Is min
West I5e feet along Lot No. rs
to place Of eomueneement. Goa
tanning $50 faehoms and Il feet more
OF lass Less what has since been
decided to The vife. (This lot is Oa
the Waikiki side OF lot now oecapled
BY Mrs. A L King.
THAT eeTtaia piece or parcel OF
land situate At the nsukA corner Of
Punehbowi and Palace Walk streets in
said Honolulu. described as follows:
Apana L Commencing at q point
on PunehbOwi street: being north cor
ner Of Palace Walk ana Punehbowf
street which is the southwest corner
OF this lot. thence north 4ss East SIS
chains along Panchbowl street; thence
north Az West SIT chains along lot
Of Keliiahonni: thence south sc
West Zoe chains along government
20 Palace Walk along lot Of French:
thence along same to place OF COM
mencement. Area I rood 10 perehes
R. P No. 45i4 l. c. A. 2TS to G. Laa-
nut
rThat piece or parcel OF land At
the West corner OF Maunakea aud Pa
uahi streets lot ~B~ and lot &C.. be-
ginning at a point on the northwest
side Of Maunakea street $50 It. ma
kai OF the corner Of Pauahi street and
running S. SIC 10' W. true SIS II.
along Maunakea street, n. S2s 5o' W,
true 42.0 II. along Malta Kahai lot.
n. $40 To- E. true $50 II. along Mulch
lot. S. $40 % f. true 42.0 It. along
Fire Department lot 10 the initial
point and containing an area OF 1880
So n This lot is leased to I.au Chong
at $25 per month. which lease will
expire on the LIST day Of May. 1905.
6-Also the undivided interest OF
the late Joseph Lazarus IN and to
those certain pieces or parcels OF land
situated in the District of Hama. ISL
and OF Maui. described as follows:
l. That certain piece situate at Ka-
pohue and conveyed to G. Keakaula-
iwi and J. Kiliaka by deed recorded in
the Register of deeds in Honolulu in
I Book rs on pages s54 and S55 area
acquired Z "a acres.
3 That portion Of the Ahupuaa OF
Nualea conveyed to said G. Keakaula.
iwi and J. Kfliska by deed recorded
in said Register Book rs on pages
S53 and 354. area acquired 25 acres.
8. That PORTION OF the Iliaina OF Ko-
ali conveyed to said G. Keakaulaiwi
and ]. Kiliaka by deed recorded in
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said Register IA BOOK Is On pawss
- and SIS. area acaalrsd Ii serss
All Of said pieces q land being the
sane that we're conveyed to Jossoh
Lazarus hy D TOomeT By assd dstst
April s. 1856. and recorded IN book rss
on page sss. and nov Under lease q
the Hamoa plantation. said lease u
expire on March ~. 1904
Terms o. sale are cash ia c. s
Gold coin. nat ten 80 per esnu PER
cent OF the amount be paid on the
aax Of sale. and aeees at expense
os purchasers. For further partien-
lars enquire o tAe undersigned At
his once in said Judiciary buiijing.
Dated HOaolula. Oahu. August Is.
1901.
J A THOMSON
Commissioners.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-21
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NzkIki Ere station vent ~ TO Pros
poet street for practice Thsy a.
-zcked the hose to The hydrant and
opened tbs valve but no water cane
After waxing q Ehiie for the reces-
szTy liquid and the cos refusing %
give down her milk. the Greusn M
soupled the hose from the hydrant
bat forget 70 close the valve karsy
nexf morning the wz1er came goo1
and stronE People living below tae
Punchbowl ditch being men2ced with
Z ceirge had recourse 20 the nearest
telephone. that Of newspzpeFnan
L happened 70 be. and the Ere station
waz notified Of the open hydrant-
s1ue q the frenen responded
promptly and the trouble was ended