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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Thomns Clancy. 81 Li,ehiielj. .Neb..
wrote US few weeks aeo about his
experience With DR.. Gums Blood and
Nerve ronir. As his cnsc may he STINT
lar 10 others. II nnfurall. would h- "
interest To them 20 knnw tho result ~
his test. lilo had been haunted Tor
Years with gradual growing weakness
until he Was reduced 10 almost a SHADOW.
lis complexion was -allos md pmpiy
hal dizzy aud -nklus spells, with loss
~ memory and ambition. Always fsii
tired and onidrns. suffered greatly with
u.ryou-nrr'l, and felt that hi- hearts
action wna s.ns Ilia digestion ana =,
poor hl- :, stein r.,l,ri no nut rim~nt.
lie .ats be- comin.rc.d The tir.. 81 ih'.
Tpnir. taking ora tablet after cnch neal
lie ,hd not no.ic~ ouch change after
uning one i.iN onl, he enjoyed his meals
better. still n. kept on uot,i he hna used
nN ioNrs. H.. used ~. last t-,s NOR.
than stN monihss,go. when b. stopj,-d
The uf. 81 the Tome lac weighed =, lbs.
more thsn d. ,iil when h- comn.pced
Has not b.cn aicls ia, since. aud is
we'll m both mind aud body DR.. Gum.
Blucd and Nerve Tome - the l,.~t m,.di
can. IN the world Tor pale, weak or
sirkl, ~somen Sold h. al, Druggists
fnr .,.sih. perl.nx. or sent u, NAL On
r..c.ipi II pr.c~. Wni. Us about Your
case Address. t,r. Gum. Philadelphia.
ps. tor sHla b, W--s' Chapman Drug
"a.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Notic. j. hrr-h, given that q special election,
will ~ held y, the -shs-li hu,s-e Ia the Ts~u ~
Monte Vista ,t. the 18Th DAY Of June \. u I{1..
between the hour Of one aud hss . eiock T.. NJ,
nj which election the nue. ion viii t- uhlnitt-d
Ia the qualit ed voter Of School District No.
rsds. sLeihrr tho toari 81 Difr.tor- q. ssid
District -hAil contract hpuded Indebtedness
of -DU for the purpo.- of erecting and fnrul- IL
i.s Additional .ehe,l buildlng- ~ TIL. riee
ti"u all gnalinsi rot-r. Of aid District 'shs
has. paid = ssha-l tar during the year pr~ccJ
ins said el.ctlnn. may vote upon that question
a. tt-y MAY ucrm Tor ia. hest Interest sf IL.
public j. :. tAsrnLLi.
Secrrtar, u the Board of pircetors 81
school District M, IN TIA. Count,
Of hio Braud- and state ct Colorado
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Commencing May u. 1902.
tickets will h- on raj. 10 Wagon
Wheel Gap aud return for :. 60
On salr Saturdays aud Sundays.
good 10 return IN Sunday and
Monday. j. &. STRAIN. Agent
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In the hight o; later events
many who at first thought the
board had made u mistake now he.
lievc they acted wisely. Graphic.
What are one or two of these
latter events Need not mention
them all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Horscman mud Ranchm-n dc.
string 10 secure the services Of the
noted Trotling Stallion. Cedar
Hoover. for this season apply 10
George Zahncn.
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\"ti,.r.

All parties in tango I aud 3
Rio Grnnd- county who have moi
been Assessed please call nj The
office II W. j. tisia. Monte Vista
aud li,i their property.
T.. =. MATTHIAS.
County Assessor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

One Sow and fonr Shoa's AT my
rspclL Owner can have the same
by proving property and, paying
charges.
". 4 MAoILL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The Library Room will be- open
from $3.50 TO ) Z. NJ. each day
except Sunday aud from 1880 10 .
/. NJ each Saturday evening.
l.. l.. FAssFrT, See.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Itching Piles produces moisture aud
cause itching. this form. ~ veil IA
Bind. t!!.-esilns or PsotradinE Files arr
au,s.i by Dr. Is" eaa kos lils is.m~d,
Stop. trhiax AMI tl~~.i,nx. Ahaftl
taWora. IN, y jas NJ Druggists, 1T scht
Nv a.aal Ces~s.s~ ire. Write ne
stoul your ssss. Df. DossDko. Ph,ls
ssiphis. Pa
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Miss Eddie Crcckmorc, one Of
the successful teachers of the Gal.
lev. has been engaged 10 teach the
coming term OF school IN district
No Lower Rock Creek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

A good Work Team for fresh
COW and chickens. Enquire Of l..
Zinser near fair grounds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The governor il considering
the matter Of Offering reward
for the convection III the mur
ders Of Gallrgoa. the sheep man
lie thinks the case gray. -nou,h
ia warrant such action.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The Ladies of the Library A.so-
citation will hold'a Strawberry and
Ice Cream festival Tuesday even
iug, June 3rd, at the school room
Blanca Hotel. All urged To
come.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

lious. aud Eight Lots improved.
Terms 10 suit purchaser. Enquire
Of j. l.. CARMICHAEL,
Mont. Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

II. L. Stevens has Just received
4 fine assortment of Trunks. Dress
Suit Cases and Telescopes. Call
aud see :hem, n, Harness shop Of
course
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Stevens Shop is headquarters
for Heavy Farm Harness.
sirawherrie, aud Cream.

All who like them come To the
social Tuesday. June 3rd. at the
school room, Hotel Blanca Straw.
berries, Cake and ic. Cream.
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II is almos, IA good IA new.
LOU. WYANp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

c. A. Derhyshire and wife were
in Del Norte "Wednesday aud
Thursday visiting their. son George
and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Hats to order speciality, at
Miss Norlands.
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l.. l.. FAssFrr, See.

The hopping cough is quii-
prevalent in this city. Tea made
Of red clover blossoms is good for
+,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Oh say, Have yon seen those
new Saddlee at Stevens Harness
Shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Telescopes at Stevens, Nnrn--s
shop as large as II small trunk
also the baby size, picked before
they goi their growth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

A second hand Saddle for Sale
at Stevens
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Heard II Trade

There will b- n special meeting,
Of the Board 81 Trade next Mon.
day evening al the Wsllsr- hall nj
1:3o for the purpose 81 CONSIDER
ing the alvi-sb,lity 81 having .
fair this fall. also n Fourth oi
July celebration. Everybody IN.
vii~d 10 attend and discuss thee.
NJ well ar other matters that ma,
come up
Il. q. BGE.ELsniDoE,
Pros, Board Of Trade.
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Rain! ! l.ainl Grain Land for
Rent or Sale. plow it Now aud
raise crop next year.
u. 4. SrhvsNa
l.. 5. Enquire n, Harness Shop
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". 4 MAciLI..
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.. w. -Beretanis st..
opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Rours, TO
II a. m; / TO 3. and TO D. M
Phone White 481.
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CAPT. a. A. FOX
DIES OF CHOLERA
Former Honolulu Policeman
Victim to the Scourge
at Manila.

Captain A. A. Fox. formerly Of the
Honolulu mounted police force Is dead
of cholera at Manila. a few weeks ago
this paper printed a letter from him.
accompanied by a rough map. showing
the proximity OF the Manila cholera
district to his place of business. The
account Of Captain Fox's death, whlcn
follows. is taken from the Manila
American:
Mr.. A A Fox, agent for Castle Bros.
&. Wolf at Santa Cruz, Laguna de Bay
died of cholera Monday evening.
He was born at Salinas, California
and was about As years of age Mr.
Fox has a wife who has been living at
Honolulu and is expected here on the
next boat The unfortunate victim Of
the plague was until a short time ago
captain of mounted police in Honolulu.
where he made an enviable record as
an officer and a gentleman
He has many friends in Manila ana
the news of his death must come IS a
painful shock to all who knew him.
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wall, at II O'Clock noon OF Iuesoas'
the Sth day of July. a. D. 1907. All the
right, title and interest OF said de-
PENDANT w. c. Achi, in and 10 the Iol-
lowing described property, unless the
Judgment and costs of execution
amounting to FIVE hundred and hfty-
nine and 100 dollars, interest costs
and my expenses are previously PAID:
ALI that certain piece o. parcei OF
land situated at Kewalo. Honolulu
oahu, described In Royal Patent 57ls
Land Commission Award No. lOooo 70
Kamakee Piikoi. conveyed to said w.
O. Achi by deed of George N. wilcox,
dated December 18th, A. D. 1899, and
recorded in the Registry Office in saio
Honolulu. in Liber 200. Page SsT. Sub
ject to the mortgage made by said w.
q. Achi to Charles M Cooke, Ltd.
dated December is, A. ID. 1899. and re-
corded in said Registry Office in Lioer
204 Page IS.
2-Au that certain piece or parcel of
land situated at Mokauea, kaiihi,
Kona, Oahu. known as Kaiulani
Tract" containing an area OF 154h
acres, and being part OF the prem
ises described as Apana ? OF Land
Commission Award $3.50. Royal Patent
25O9 to Kaunuohua for Moehonua, and
TO said w c. Achi by Kapiolani Es-
tate Limited, by deed dated October
| 2rd, 4. d. 1859, and recorded in said
registry office in Liber 200. Page 1l5
Subject To the mortgage made by said
w c.. Acki to w. r. Castle, dated
October 4th, A. d. 1899 and recorded
in said Registry Office in Liber 1876
| Page 1913, and by said w. r. Castle &c
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, by assignment
| of mortgage, dated October 9Th, A. ID
| 1889. and recorded In said Registry
Office in Liber 1876, Page 376.
! 3-Ali those certain pieces OF land
| situated at Mokauea, Kalihi, Kona
| Oahu, conveyed to said w. G. Achi by
| deed of Kapiolani Estate, Limited
dated February 5th, A. d. 1901. and re-
corded in said Registry Office in Libel
222, Page $40. now known as "Kapio
Iani Tract" and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
1st-Containing 1882 acres. being ;
part of Apana 1 of Land Commission
Award No. e450 to Kaunuohua for Moe
honua.
2nd-Loko of Pahounui and Kula. 2
tacres OF fish pond OLoko) and 1917 acre
} of dry land (Kula), being part of Apa
ma 1 of Land Commission Award Nc
} $3.50 to Kaunuohua for Moehonua-
3rd-The Loko of Pohouiki. contain
ing 1873 acres. part of Apana OF Lam
Commission Award s4ss to Kaunuonu
for Moehonua.
4th-Portion of grant 1920. contain
ing AZ acres.
u 5th--A portion OF the Kula OF Anano
no, containing 5.s acres.
} 6th-All that portion of the land cor
veyed by deed of Mary Aud and v
Aud to KapIolani in Liber 172. Pae
. 341, and containing 1.s6 acres and o.
acres.
Subject to mortgage made by sal
w. G. Achi and wife, Mary Achi.
Kapiolani Estate. Limited. dated Eel
ruary 5th. i. d. 1901. for 100000. ar
). recorded in said Registry Office in J.
@ Der 221. Page 20.
CHAS. f, CHILLINGWORTH
oil Deputy Sheriff. Ter. of Hawa
Honolulu, Oahu.
o 61Ss-June Z, is. "a. July /. s.
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lying the motion and asked 10 De al
Io1, ed TO argue his side of the case.
This he did. with the result that his
motion TO dismiss the bill was also
granted, and the case was thrown out
of court.
E. B. McClanahan and II. A Bigeiow
aDneared for the Honolulu Rapid Tran
elf Company and r. w. Breckons and
i J. Dunno represented Pain when the
case was called up before Judge Estee
1,asterdav morning. Following the
reading of the complaint and the return
made by the respondent to the order TO
show cause. MI Breckons presented ms
e,,unent to the court He first called
attention to the fact that the respond
emf had made no denial of certain facts,
which were thus admitted as proven.
II was claimed in the bill OF complaint
that the franchise granted TO the no
nolulu Rapid Transit Company on July
eth. 1898, by the legislature and AFTER
wards approved by President Mckin-
lev was null and void for the reason
that the legislature and republic were
NOT in existence legally, at that time
these allegations not being denied,
Breckons insisted that they ieft them
as proven, and this failure ie1t the
rand Transit in the position OF using
the streets OF HoHoiuiu "i'
| so to do.
..'The bill shows affirmatively, con-
| tin,Ia3 Rreckons, that the points OF
| law involved are entirely different from
those decided in the previous cases IN
the supreme Court of Hawaii and the
| rated states Court And let me say
right here that the Territorial supreme
! court in it's decision, held out a dan
ger flag for the Rapid Transit Ccnl-
pany in saying that 1T only decloeo
| questions before it, and IL IL mao not
| been admitted that the respondent was
1 from
cision would have been the other way
| II considered at that time only the por-
ton of King street from Nuuano
| stream to Thomas Square, and IT was
only upon this question that the SUI
preme Court gave an opinion
! 81 don't look at it in that way" in
terrupted Judge Estee- This cour
held that the Rapid Transit Company
had right to occupy King street; tina
4 is nretty we'll known name here. and
1 the court didn't specify as TO VIVA
part of it should be occupied.
THE United States Supreme Cour
has held that when facts of damage
peculiar to plaintiff are raised, cas-
/. can be brought up again.
/ at seems to me that / passed upoI
the facts in the previous case, sai'
the Court II want to hear you on I'M
| question of jurisdiction. l conside
that the only question involved
| Mr. Breckons then quoted from I'm
ted States decisions to prove that tn
Judgment of a court in its interpreta
tioff of statutes was not conclusive l
another action is brought. The question
OF the validity of the franchise, he SAID
had never been before Judge Estee no
had been the question of the taking o
public property for private uses with
out Just compensation. There is n
question as to the jurisdiction of thi
!, court" ne continued, 1.-The validity O
, the rights held by the plaintiff has new
or been presented to your honor. II Tn
. Hawaiian Tramways Company mas a
Il exclusive right to the streets of Homo
lulu. it was wrong to take such right
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PAIN AGAIN
THE LOSER
Estee Holds Rapid
Transit Is
Right.
FORMER DECISIONS
SAID TO BE FINAL
iriunetion Denied and the Case
Thrown Out OF
Court.

Fain and the tram~ayS met their Sec
- xvater,oo at the hands OF Judge
t-efae in the United States DlstricI
court Yesterday. Not only was the IN
;,,nction not allowed and the Dill dis-
,.r.a5 hut the Court stated that ne
ala NOT believe any court would con-
slider fhe attack made upon the CHAR
TER of the Rapid Transit Company III
the nIeading in the case on trial by
4be decision of Judge Estee in the case
Of the Hawaiian Tramways Co VS. the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land CO.
made yesterday. the work upon 'he
King street extension may continue un-
interruptedly and there viii be no IN
reference with the operation of the
electric road.
This is not only Pains second defeat
I'm the United states Court, but he hao
previously been kicked out OF court
10 use an expression of Pains attorney
by both Circuit and Supreme Courts Oh
the Territory.
rFhe fight in United States Court yes
terday. while brief, was exceedingly IN
teresting From the beginning OF tne
argument Judge Estee broadly intihiat-
ed that he had no fa1tn In tae Claims
of the Hawaiian Tramways Company
and earIv in the proceedings, before re-
snondent had argued, he refused &c
Grant the preliminary ln1unctior
against the Rapid Transit Company
AR MeClanahan, who appeared ror the
RESPONDENT. however, refused to accept
the decision of the court i'm Simply de-
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from it, and give to another corporation
unless proceedings had been brought
to take away the charter. A charter
right is, contend, a private right, ana
the constitution provides that private
rights may not be taken for pubic use
without just compensation
Mr. Dunno followed Mr.. Breckons In
a brief argument, combining himself to
the scope of the injunction which was
asked by the Tramways Company, ana
contending that an Injunction was not
intended to operate when the INJURY
had already been done. but that 1t still
could prevent the operation of the road:
THE injury in this case is of twofoio
character" he said. 1T not only IN
wolves the mere construction of the
electric road, but also the operation or
the line. OF the two injuries 70 com
plainant the operation OF the ROAD is
the most serious.
THE mere laying of the tracks along
side the rails of the Hawaiian tram-
waNs would of itself, without the oper-
alton OF the cars, do no INJURY 10 the
plaintiff, however much II might IN
convenience and injure others But II
| is the operation of this road winch IN
| terferes with tie exclusive franchise
1 held by Mr.. Pain
rs there anything TO show that an
exclusive franchise is held by the
Tramways Company asked the Court
! There is nothing here to deny H.
answered Dunno. 1T has never been
| denied that the Hawaiian Tramways
/ Company has an exclusive right to the
! use of these streets.
INJUNCTION DENIED.
! AT this point Judge Estee again in
terruptea and said he would refuse e
issue the preliminary injunction d
prayed for.
I'm the other case the court held,
said he. that it would not grant pre-
urinary injunction. This court never
has granted but one preliminary IN
junction, and then I was sorry after
! wards for doing il. / will not grant
preliminary injunction unless cofhpeh
ed TO do so. The court will not grant
preliminary injunction in this case, nu
viii 90 right ahead to trial on 1T
merits"
II wish the Court would first hea
me upon this order to show cause,
said Mr.. McClanahan.
THE Court stated that it will no
grant an injunction in this case, con
tinued Judge Estee. We have had
trial upon identicaliy the same ques
tons, and an appeal has been takel
,, to the Circuit Court of Appeals. III IN
j Court committed an error in this trlal
il certainly did in the first trial. ana
would be foolish TO grant an ln1unctiol
| now.
.Thst action in the other case is nov
up fori review, and besides this Cour
will hesitate for long time before IN
. tnrfering with an order made by tn
Territorial courts. The Supreme Cour
;. of Hawaii whether right or wrong, oil
2 decide that the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit Company had a right to the use c
!, King street, and that decision sti
: stands. This Court knows that tn
: tracks now lay on King street. and
to stopping the operation of the raj
: way. there are fifty decisions of Unite
: states courts, mostly in the cases {
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WATER NOTICES.

In accordance with Section i of Chap
ter XXVI of the laws Of 1880: All per-
sons holding water privileges or those
paying water rates are hereby notified
that the water rates for the term end
ing Dec. 81. 1902. will be due and pay
able at the office of the Honolulu Water
Works on the 1st day of July. 1902
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due viii be
subject to an additional 10 per cent.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid August Is. 1902 (thirty
days after becoming delinquency, are
liable to suspension without further no.
tice. Rates are payable at the cffiae of
the Water Works, in the basement OF
The capitol building.
ANDREW BROWN,
5000 Supt. Honolulu water Works.
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sHER1FFs SALE NOTICE.

finder and by virtue OF certain ex-
scnf.on issued out Of the Circuit Court
~ the First Circuit of the Territory
90 Hawaii, on the sth day OF April
4 =. 1902. IN The natter OF the Homo
tufr stock Yords Company. Limited a
corporatfon. plaintiff, vs.. W. c. Aehl,
6afendant, have, on this sth day OF
June. a. d. 1902, levied upon and shaH
Expose for sale and sell at PUBIC au-
-.gr 10 the highest bidders. at the Po-
Gee sta ton. KaIakaua Hale, in Homo
l,5,t1. Island of oahu, Territory of Ha-
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tsawaii sh npo Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher OF Hawan
Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper
published in the Territory OF hawaii
c. sHIOZAWA. Proprietor.
Y. SOGA. Editor.
Editorial and Printing Ofnce-lvSt
smith St, above King. =. o. Box S07.
Telephone Main 81.
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81 AUInORltl

COMMISSION OF AGRICULTURE
AND FORESTRY. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII
Competitive exhibition of fruits, vege-
tables and plants. for money prizes
and diplomas.
Monday and Tuesday, July 2Sth and
2sth. 1902. in the Drill Shed. Homo
lulu.
Exhibits are invited in the various
divisions, named in the following
schedule:
DIVISION /.
Mangoes-Twelv specimens. two
prizes.
prizes.
prizes. .,.s
Characterization specimens, two
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. specimens. two
" Breadfruit = Four specimens. two
Oranges Twelve specimens. NV"
prizes. ,,,o.,
Lemons - Twelve specimens, two
prizes. -.
Papaias-six specimens, two prizes.
Grapes-Six punches. two prizes
! Guavas - Twelve specimens. wv
prizes.
prizes.
! Pohas-One quart. two prizes.
Mountain Apples-Twelve specimens
: two prizes.
Rananas-Best bunch, two prizes.
+ pananas-Best bunch Hawaiian cook
ing, two prizes
Bananas-Best hand, two prizes.
Cocoanuts - Four specimens, tw'
, prizes.
: Best exhibit of fruits. two prizes.
l DIVISION II.
Potatoes-Irish: ten specimens. two
t prizes.
!, Potatoes-sweet; ten specimens, tw'
prizes.
Cabbage-Three heads. two prizes.
i Caulifiower-Three heads, two prizes
!. Celery-Three roots, two prizes
II Sweet Corn-Twelve ears, two prizes
: Beans = String; two pounds, tw
f prizes.
e prizes.
81 Beets-Six specimens. two prizes
Il Toinatoes--Six specimens, two prizes
q Carrots-Six specimens, two prizes
Il Iettuce-Four heads, two prizes
]
Radishes-Two punches, two prizes
, Onions-Six specimens, two prizes.
chilipeppers-One pound, two prizes
Drvland Taro-Six specimens, NV
Wetiand Ta.o = six specimens. tw
prizes.
lprizes.
SQUASH - Four specimens. two prize
Best exhibit of Vegetables = Tw
prizes.
DIVISION III
Cofee-Best exhibit. two prizes.
Paddy--Two pounds. two prizes
Rice-rwo pounds, two prizes
Sugar Cane-Ten sticks, two prize
DIVISION ".
Hay-One bundle, two prizes
Sorrhum-One bundle, two p"izes.
Guinea Grass = One bundle, ~
prizes.
prizes
: Alfaifa-One bundle. two prizes.
Cloyer-One bundle, two prizes.
Panicum Grass One bundle. tv
DIVISION V.
Potted Palms-Best collection. tv
prizes.
Hawaiian Palm--Loulu lelo, oest on
two prizes.
six distinct varieties
DIVISION VI
Cut Flowers Best collection, tv
prizes.
Roses-Best collection. two prizes
Carnations = Best collection "
prizes.
Orchids-Best collection. two prizes.
DIVISION VII.
: Hmm Leis-Best three. two prizes.
Caruation Leis Best three, "
IN yes.
Plumaria Leis-Best three, two prize
The necessary accommodation f
exhibits will be provided by the Cor
missioner Of Agriculture and Forestr
who requests that notice be sent M
in writing of intention to exhibit, 70
o. Box 532. Honolulu.
- The exhibit opens at 1890 O'Clock
q N. Monday, July %. All exhibits mu
- he in place one hour before the openi1
or they will not be entitled TO compe
p for prizes. The steamship companl
in order 10 give the people OF the
lands an opportunity to view the exnl
Il have reduced the steamer rates
one-falf and agree to carry all eAhiol
frea Of charge. For any further info
alton address,,
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aoTlcE

PERSONS needing,or knowing Of those
who do need. protection from physi-
cal o. moral injury, which they ARE
not able 10 obtain for themselves.
may consult the Legal Protection
Committee OF the Antf-SaIoon
League. 9 Mcintyre building. W. III.
RICE, Supt. oleo
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DIR. II. MITAMURA.-Ofiee 1898 Nuu-
anu St; residence next door. Tel
White 1872: office hours, 10 II a. m.'
and g 20 s p. m, except Sundays.
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DIR. J. UCHIDA.-Physician and Sur
geon; office, Beretanin. between Fort
and Nuuanu streets; office hours. TO
IL a. m, to 8 p. m. Tel. 121I white.