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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
OPERATORS NOT TO YIELD.
AFTER CONFERENCE THEY PREDICT
SPEEDY COLLAPSE OF STRIKE

When a conference OF the presidents OF the
coal roads had ended yesterday afternoon John
Markle was asked IL any plans for a settlement
had been considered.
There has been no deviation from our Origi-
nal position he said And YOU may say. as
emphatically you wish 10. that there will be
a speedy ending OF the strike Now, do not
derstand me 20 say there will be any chance of
concession. BY that mean that the men will
90 back 10 work without any concession on our
part. The situation from our standpoint is
growing more satisfactory all the time"
When asked regarding the report Of Secretary
Roots mission here. he said that ne did not be
lieve that Secretary Root has I'm mind any such
purpose that reported
There is no change in the situation except
that We are mining a little more coal" said
President Underwood. He refused TO answer
any questions and referred all inquiries 10 Presi-
dent Baer.
Regarding Secretary Root. President Baer
said that he knew nothing regarding his visit
10 New-York
I can see no reason why he should come on
such a mission as you say" he said
Asked about the report from Philadelphia that
President Mitchell on Monday met represent
atives OF the operators and Of Mr.. Morgan. he
said; Il know nothing about the meeting in
Philadelphia. / heard on the street. however.
that II was held for the purpose OF drawing Up
q bill Of iniquity against the operators at the
direction Of a New-York paper"
Asked II the situation is al present satisfact-
ory 10 the operators. he said il was not eminent
ly satisfactory but that il was improving daily.
What is New-York going to do for coal? Are
you sending coal here?'' was asked.
We are taking OF the places along our
own line" he answered.
But viii there really be enough coal here 10
supply the demand before winter sets in?'
"Oh. certainly" he said This idea that there
is going 70 be a scarcity Of coal this winter is
simply a scare. There will be plenty Of coal in
NeW-York before the cold weather
one Of the largest coal dealers seen after
the meeting and was asked IL there were any
signs of an Improvement in the coal situation
here.
There are no domestic sizes OF anthracite
coming into this market" he said. That is the
situation"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
CONFERENCES ON STRIKE
Continned from page one.

to-day's meeting Governor Crane left Washing
ton for Massachusetts
AWAITING SECRETARY ROOTS REPORT.
The conference will be resumed tomorrow at
which Secretary Root. who spent to-day In New
York. viii he present IL is thought that the
visit of Secretary Root TO New-Nork was Tor
the purpose of consulting prominent business
men on the subject. The Secretary went 10
NeW-N York Monday after short conference al
the White House. when the same men who at
tended to-day's conference were present IL has
been intimated that the President may SEND Tor
the managers Of the coal properties, hut this
Will not he done until after the conference TO-
morrow, and perhaps not then.
Some confidence Is expressed IN the report
which Secretary Root may bring from New
York. although IN could not be learned what
communication. n any. had been received from
the Secretary while he WAS IN New-Nork. lie
reached Washington about 10 O'Clock to-night'
but denied himself 10 newspaper men and others
seeking information.
No Official statement was made regarding the
conference to-day. although an intmation Was
given that some statement might follow the
conference tomorrow. As heretofore stated
the main fact made apparent to-day was that
the President VIII make every effort ne can
exert properly and lawfully To stop the strike
and avert a fuel famine.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
READY TO MEET MANUFACTURERS.

Detroit Sept So.-President ID NJ Parry. Of
,be National Association ~ Manufacturers to-
night received from President Mitchell Of the
United Mine Workers the following telegram IN
,,lswer 10 one sent him asking II the mine workers
would appoint a committee 20 meet committee
from the association, and discuss means % ending
the coal strike:
Shall he Dleased 10 appointed committee 20 con-
fer with committee Of National Association Man
ufacturers. Should prefer meeting in the East.
In reply Mr. Parr. sent Mr.. Mitchell another tele-
gram follows;
Your committee should represent those IN fun
authority. including yourself We suggest Runslo
as place Of meeting any day this week YOU may
designate. Advise number Of your committee. Tele-
graph me here fun particulars
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
STORING FUEL OIL.
PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED BY CHICAGO
ORDINANCES AND UNDERWRITERS.
IsT TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBrNEl


Chicago. Sept So-The city ordinances OF Cbicaro
require that buildings designed FOR the storage of
fuel oils shall be not less than one hundred feet
away from any other building. Their walls shall not
be less than sixteen inches thick nor more than
sixteen feet nigh; floors TO be OF hreproof having
or concrete upon the ground hve feet below street
grade. roofs shall be Of metal. and buildings 10
have hre walls eighteen feet high al around not
less than twelve inches thick with cop!ngs OF in
combusti5le material Il is unlawful for any per-
OF persons or corporation 10 store or keen for
sale within the corporate limits except in buildings
constructed as provided by law. any fuel oils OF
any kind exceeding = quantity OF Ave barrels OF
Atty gallons each. and such oils must be able TO
stand a IRE test OF 80 degrees Fahrenheit accord
ing 20 the John Tagianue method. II h unlawful
20 keep any such oils IN quantities exceeding one
barrel of Fifty gallons iu any part OF A building
except cellar. with floor hve feet below grade of
adlacent streets; no such oils be kept IN front
of any building OF anywhere else except the stor-
axe place. for any time exceeding SIX hours
The chicago An1erWriters' Association requires
alright underground vaults built OF brick with con-
crete moor accfssltle uN one or more large
holes. vaults 90 have ventiating pipes. not more
than iWo tanks 20 De placed IN each vault sue
tank 20 % ~ boiler iron or steel a least three
sNteenths ~ an inch thick eight feet IN diameter
by twenty-five feet tn length. the hlrng pipe con
nectiou must have sastight valve between the
itfh ana nose coupling 20 BE- closed
except Nhen The tank Is being nlled The tank
must have an Indicator. 10 show the height Of the
on tl the tank az an times The feed pipe from
ttnh 70 place ~ burners must incline toward tank
, sna rom Iredplpe io sian3pipe; must hs con
structfd 50 that iced pipe shall be above burners
All systems - burning on for fuel shall pumps
emo standpipe. which must be in frerOom. stand
pipe capactty must not exceed twenty gallons and
cAeInoN pipe shall have one and one-haf times the
inside diameter of the oil pump suction pipe. All
systems 10 Ice 90 piped that all oil In the pipes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
JONES WILL CALL MASS MEETING.

Toledo. Sept. S0.-Sam N. Jones, the Golden
Rule" Mayor. to-day issued proclamation call
Ing on citizens Of Toledo 10 gather in mass meet
ing on October > 10 adopt appropriate resolu-
tions in support Of the movement by Boston cit
iZens 10 ask the federal courts 20 appoint re-
ceivers for the anthracite mines and coal carry
ing railroads. Mayor Jones in his proclamation
rehearses az length the conditions arising from
the present strike Of coal miners, and urges that
Boston should have the moral support OF al
GOOD people everywhere"
Regarding the meeting 20 be called az Detroit
the Mayor said ne thought IL a good idea, and
ne thought meetings should be held all over the
country, so that the position OF the people might
be clearly shown 10 the mine operators.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
ELECTRIC HEATING DEVICES.
EXPERT SAYS THEY ARE USEFUL IN
HOUSEHOLDS FOR MANY PURPOSES

EXPERT SAYS THEY ARE USEFUL IN
HOUSEHOLDS FOR MANY PURPOSES
a well known expert on electricity In a talk
yesterday with Tribune reporter on the scarci-
~ of coal said on the subject OF electric heating
in houses and fats that for general household
purposes electricity was not yet in position 10
compete with coal. AT the same time there were
household uses in which there doubtless would
be some saving by electricity.
Generally speaking" he said. the saving is
found in connection with those appliances the
use OF which Is intermittent Under that head
ing would come the coffee and the tea POT. and
the various dishes required in the preparation OF
breakfast or any other meal for which il would
not be necessary 20 maintain FIRE during the
day. II costs two cents 10 cook a breakfast BY
electricity and 10 cents 10 cook a dinner.
in laundry work electric heating Is not only
economical. but IL also imposes much less labor
upon the servants and very little heat escapes IN
reniently obtained by an electric heater and in
tho dressing room the hair curler heated By
electricity. BE- convenient and cheap I might
mention also the portable plate warmer. BY
which the chill is taken of plates quickly by
electricity electric wafie irons and electric
smoothing irons
Il made an estimate once that 10 heat New
York theatre by electricity would cost - Der
cent more Than BY coal az 50 a ton. In that in
stance heat Was 20 be supplied from an electric
heater under every chair With coal az the
present prices the chill can be taken OF small
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
MANY CITIES WILL CONFER
But MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA SAYS
STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED BY
OCTOBER Q.

Detroit. Sept. 30-A number of Mayors Of
cities telegraphed TO Mayor ". c. Maybury IA
Norable answers 10 the messages sent last night
asking that a delegation of ten citizens be sent
from their cities 10 the proposed national con-
ference on the coal strike 20 be held here on
october p They are Albany. y. Y; Manehes-
ter y H.; Newport. r. l.; Lexington. KY: Fort
Wayne. Ind; Winona. Mimi; Saginaw. Flint
Port Huron, Mich; Dayton. Ohio; Springfield.
ohio. and indianapolis
From Reading, Penn. Mayor Yeager tele-
graphed that he was in sympathy with the pro-
posed conference but IL was impossible 20 SEND
a delegation from there Mayor Klein. Of Syra-
cuse. y. Y, was impressed with the idea and
viii advise Mayor Maybury later 20 a dele
cation from his city. Governor Van Zants
secretary wired from 81. Paul that the Governor
was out Of the city. but that the matter would
be brought 10 his attention Immediately on his
return.
MURPHY CAN SEE No GOOD.
Among the few messages received that did not
indorse the proposed conference was the follow
ing from Governor Murphy Of New-Jersey;
] do not think the conference proposed can ac-
Comphsh any practical results.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-rUEsDAY. SEPT. 90 1902
ARRIVED.

win mdse the White Arrived at the Bar
5S STEAMER S Me- MssaSS IS, SBT Lowe London September o.
Co Arrived az the Bar al IL az m
n sSSnT sSS Mov Ethiopia % & r & Lamsans Glasgow sRsm6sF
Bros. Anchored outside the Bar SIG p m.
Bremen September o. southampton and Ghsrb6urs a.
Sechs Co ATTe % ana an me S a s'seT9se m passengers 70
~ sag sf,Taes 1s ,Gss1 Karowa Hamburg september
and t's steeTase passengers TO the Hamburg America
steamer Friesland .BesD. NickeIs Antwerp September
~ with mdse 1875 cabin and IOO3 passengers TO
the International Navigation Co. at the Bar at
stsamss Hnltarn 'Rr,. Allen. Port Natal August 2s
via s. Vincent " September l6. ballast to Norton
steamer Hoxick Hall C5r, Huntsr Joana July a.
Said September and Gibraltar H. with sugar 10 order
vessel TO master Arrived at the Bar at $50 a m.
81 AIMS Bay 49, siontaso Bay q and Port % with
steamer Morro Castle Downs = Havana '' SEPTEMBER s1 % m 81
WIN SI %dse and * passenEers to James Ward g CO.
and Key West 27. with mdse passengers 10 c II Nal
With mds ana sGs' 10 TS[ ss S S%a6H Ss and s. No
steamer Godsboro Swain. Philadelphia. with mdse
steamer Gibraltar CBrl. Morris Baltimore September IS
United states s'n s,sDaica sos@ss soss Dolphin
Domingo and Macoris g. SANCHEZ and samans "a fusrn
Plata and Monte cristO Is and Turks Island 2s with
lived at the Bar s az Us M M'''Am 0iya' Co Ar
Ss.:.6..4. % and sTsHS q Win cabin
sescnsoIs 10 III Neoanos q Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer spero CNor, Lunn $, Ann's Bay s.pt.mh.r
a. with fruit TO L Blackburn. Arrived al
Steamer Oneida. Rich. Georgstowu. C. September e.
and Wilmington, y c. IS with rdss 10 William p clyde
SAILED.
Hamburg Belgian King CBr Montsvideo Busnos Ayres
etc: Trojan P. Ince CB1. Naples. ana IeEhorn
CITY ot augusta. Savannah. Palatia GER Naples and
1enoa: Advance Colon Princes Anne Norfolk and New
and Senoa. Hindus'an tBrl. Adeu. singapore Manila
&c. selveFnon (Sorb. Port Antonio: Lacrona (Aust
Trieste Via Phiad-lphis Ohio Osr, Nevcase: II sigIo
aveton Seminole Chsreston and jacksonville: Colds
boro Philadelphia ~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
eusesstown SEPT 90 % m-Arriyed steamer Oceanic
es5.a -. cameron Ne~-fork for Liverpool land pro-
Brow Head. sspt 40 n:ls n-Pas.ed. steamers
isea.r,ss .sF , s NswISr. toT LysTgoOl
s"snsss sept 9o-saied. steamer Boston City (Br).
Copenhagen. sept a-Arrived, Oscar II DAM.
Ro'.sStsm Sept Sailed Washington Ger.
Ger. Richter New-York. vita Plymouth and Cher
MaTssires. Sept s-saiied CFr). Coate
Genos. Sept 28-Arrived steamer Mlano GtaD.
Macc'o. Nsv-foTk sailed. steamer siciiian Prince
Naples sept 21-saiied Georgia tGer). Bran
Para Sept 2O-ATrived. Polyearp CRr. James.
Table Bay; sept 2s-sailed Sabine CBn. Taylor.
Singapore so-Arrv.d Cpr-viousy). steamer Indra
Wadi tbr). Condy' New-York for Nssasaki. etc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
MURPHY CAN SEE NO GOOD.
MAYOR AsHRRIDGE DECLINES

Philadelphia. Sept 30-Mayor Ashhridge 90
day declined 10 comply with the request OF
Mayor Maybury Of Detroit 10 appoint delega-
;ion of citizens 10 attend a conference 10 be held
in that city on October 10 devise ways and
means for obtaining a reasonable coal supply
from the mining regions Of Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. The Mayors reply is as follows:
Governor OF Commonwealth. clergymen and
citizens are actively working for settlement OF
strike in anthracite coal fields in this state My
Judgment is differences will be adjusted and
work resumed before date Of conference named.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

rooms more cheaply by electricity than by
building fre; but 10 heat up whole buildings
devices must Yet be improved by which cleo
tricity can compete in economy with coal. even
az present prices Of anthracite. Manufacturers
in Boston are now working overtime I'm turning
out electric heaters. and look for increasing
use Of electricity and gas in New-YOrk homes
this winter"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
CHEAP SOFT COAL FOR BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Sept. 3O.-Baltimore and Ohio Rail
roaG officials announced to-day that to relieve the
stringeucy the local soft coal market and pro
5-ide rheaper fuel for the poor. the company has
arranged 70 bring to Baidmore each day from
Wes,ern NiarvIaud West Virginia and Pennsyl-
yana hfty extra carloads Of soft coal which Is to
H. retafled AZ the uniform price Of 81 a ton
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
BROOKLYN Jockey Club Races
e., ~. Each Day at 2ifS Y. NJ

NJ, ,,-, San, st-Arrved mot salell. st,1
~" ss,,gsn NeW-York via ferpai steamer
F,o,,ios1. sur-Nier SEPT ~ ~ ~ W. v,rs ar Rotter-
'ouio y So So. 81 ,T9ufch, Van der Dee, Ne" h''N -
dam (and prcceedcdl ,,..s sfeamer kroonlahi
Antwerp sept So 4 m Nii''f'' -
poNrud. New York Foutaneiie tftl
"a Kftta sept 8o--ArrtNel st.,t--N
scott NeW-York for West lni's ,s-r, ,Itau Non
sarres sent sS-Pafsed, steamer -. y,rr
tana Genoa and Naples for NcN 'n,r.,sefs Geri
Gbrsitsr sept 90 PASSED. s'sa,sI dIsmso Tor NswYorS
iedrShstn ,5 Gsrriss Marseiles 1ene fs,lsrrro
norm and palermo for New ,is. 1eiiis for xors,
Ttan pr,ino' Genoa and Naples - "a smyrna
conway (Ilrl Elmes. Genoa. L@s"'4"
FOR Philadelphia and Ne"-h"'N-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
= - R 90 12co ToNs Isl WEEK.

Reading Penn. Sept So-The reports OF the
r,bt1,5.tnbfa and Reading Company here show that
during the last week about twelve thousand tons
az hard coal were turned out OF the washsrles ana
-olIiarfes of the company ard transported 10 dli-
ferent points This would be equivalent 20 aDouS
four hundred None OF y mas OeT. rk
say that the coal was all sent TO Fhiladelphla ana
points beyond there
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
BosToN's MAYOR CALLS CONFERENCE

Boston. sept 3O-Mayor Collins has called
conference Of representative men of Boston 20
he held on Wednesday at noon I'm the Common
Council chamber 10 consider ways and means
for relieving the coal situation. Much suffering
among the poor OF the city is threatened.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
HAS STROKE AT SONS INQUEST.
,o,,,, srur,,pF OF BROOKLYN. WHILE TESTIFY
ING. STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS AND
WILL DIE. IT IS SAID

While testifying last night at the inquest on
the Death OF his son. John schimpf. wealthy
suvsrsrnith Of No. 20 John-st. who lives IN
BrookIyn was stricken by paraiy SIS. and VII,
- '--yy, o.,a,t incident 10 the inquest proved
,no ,no much for his strength He was showing
3 sGo n,cture 10 the jury when he fell to the
hoOr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
ANTHRACITE FROM SCOTLAND.

Glasgow Sept 30-It is said here that the
Scotch coal masters have secured large con-
tracts for anthracite 70 20 70 the United States
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

ard systems shall automatically drain 10 the main
tank when the pump Is stopped. and cuton IRON
on supply pipe must be outside Of boiler room All
pipes within buildings must be in plain sight The
regua Of the insurance companies as 20 storage
conform 10 the city ordinances
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

-,.. ,,7 s,,a.., sss Noon rises $40 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER
,,-, -o4fGev. Island SO Hell Gate
ssn5 Hook TsI Gov. isiani 10" Hell Gate o ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
Announcements.
lCARIA
A New Collar.
l. a W.
z W

r,.-,,.-,s Hair Bslsam keeps the hair soft
and p,entilel 81 -. Sest cure foE iScts
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

amp q Holt
Morgan
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uA.-- .arg..Hae.. s.
Olaa Assessments.

The 18th and 18th assessments Of
so cents each are now bearing interest
at the rate Of per cent per month.
The nineteenth assessment Of 2k per
cent or so cents per share has been
called to be due and payable November
20, 1901.
Tie 2Oth assessment Of 5 per cent or 1
Dollar Ter share has been called to be
due and payable December 21st, 1901
Notice is herewith given the stock
holders, that no further assessments
will be called prior to June list, 1902.
Interest will be charged on assess
ments unpaid ten G0) days after the
same are due, at the rate OF one per
cent per .--onth from the date on which
such assessments are due.
The above assessments will be pay
able at the Office Of the 3. r. Dilling-
ham Company Limited, Stangenwald
BUILDING.
ELMER E. PAXTON,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Company. Linz
tied.
Honolulu, T. II. July 20. 1901.
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nm PRoTET,s PROGRAM.

The Bishop Of Panapolis paid return
visit TO the French cruiser Protet yes
terday morning his arrival being sigma
lized by the regulation salute from the
big guns on Sunday next high mass
will be held aboard the warshlp when
one hundred and twenty men viii at
tend, one hundred In peaceful guise and
twenty with the regulation side arms.
Thursday evening the Frenchmen viii
be serenaded by the Mission Band which
has been practicing up the "Marseil-
laise" and other patriotic airs Of the
Young Republic" for some time I'm pre-
paratiOn for the Protects arrival,
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sPRECKELs. WIN. C. IRWIN.
Claus SpTeCkeIS & Go.
h a NIX E RS.

HONOLULU, HI
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCIsCO-The Nevada Ma
tiOnal Bank Of San Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank OF London,
Ltd
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tiOnal Bank.
CHICAGO-Merchants' National Bank.
PABIS-Credit LyOnnals.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Bank
Of British North Ameri &.
A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial ard
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills Of EX-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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GREAT NAVAL BATTLE
The Bevo.uuonists Attack Panama Boy
Sea and The citizens Have Opp0r-
unity to- See the Battle.

PANAMA. lColombia). Jauuarv 20.-
Making their lOng-eXpeCted attack ON
Panama from the sea this morning, the
Colombian Liberals precipitated With
in sight of the citizens naval battle
greater than Panama had seen iu many
years They set on fire and sank the
Lautaro. a Government steamer ana
one of their vessels. the Darien was
beached There was heavy loss in hll-
ed and wounded. especially on the Cow
eminent side. Sailors from the United
States cruiser Philadelphia rescued
many of the wounded.
More far-reaChing in effect perhaps.
than the naval fight is expected Co De
the death of General Alban. the ciyH
and military Governor Of Panama and
northern coast of Columbia and practi-
cally dictator in his district He was
killed leading his men in person on the
steamer Lautaro. which only "a few
days ago was seized from "a Chilean
company. Standing on the quarter
deck. encouraging bis men after the
ship was on fire bee was killed by "a buI-
let from "a rebel guub0at Not long af-
terwari his men were in flI retreat
from the burning ship. which was DEE
serted by her crew within am hour af-
ter they lost the inspiration VI General
Adams Leadership
Previous efforts OF the insurgents To-
' NJ the Isthmus NJ Panama
learning that Iatt
mand be name
sent TO the Pinzon on the 1--
for reinforcement
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JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
.YAUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS

win be received at the Office Of the
Superintendent Of Public Works until
] p. m. Of Monday, February 10th, 1902,
for vitrifed iron stone sewer pipe, Us
and bends
Specifications on file at Office of Sup
Of Public Works. Copies
may be obtained on application.
The superintendent of Public Works
COOS not bind himself 20 accelt the
lowest o. any bid.
JAMES H. BOYD,
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Department Of Public Works, Janu-
airy &c, 1902
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of J. II. Truschler, deceased, are
requested to present same to the UNDER
signed within one month from date,
and all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment at the Office of
j. z. HACKFELD.
Imperial German Consul
Honolulu, 25th January, 1902
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q C
Savings
Bank

Until further notice, Savings Depos-
its will be received and interest allow
ed by this Bank at four and one (
per cent per annum.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg
may be obtained on appllca-
ton.
Office at Bank building on Merchant
street.
BISHOP e. co.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
srocKuolDEpy ASNuALmErrIy

The annual meeting of the St0ck-
hold rs of the Hawaiian Electric Com.
pany. Ltd. win Doe held ON Friday. Jan.
uary 3tst 1902 at DO o'clock "a. m. 8t tho
office of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany King street
w. l.. HOPPER.
Secretary Hawaiian Electric co.
Honolulu, January %. 1902
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ANNUAL MEETING.
HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL CO.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Hawaiian Agricultural Co..
will be held at the ONCE Of the G..
Brewer g. Company, Limited, I'm Homo
lulu on Friday January 31st, 1902. at 10
@ clock a, M, Notice Is also given that
at the above called meeting the matter
OF amendments to the Bylaws of the
Company will come before the meeting
for consideration
u. Il. BISHOP, Secretary
Dated Honolulu, January is, 1902.