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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

The semiaunual reports of the councils In g
months ending June 30. isO2:
Increase in MembeTship,caTr Lane, g: Van.
Usage. =; Old orchard. e6: North End. q; Cab
nHns; i IGs. PSFf Il: t p asfSp. II Il. Dem be mar III i. ii beitoS.
10: St. Charles, 10: Victoria; 9; Valley, Men
S 5Gr; {: 4 !: Isns Tstg; City. i: Missouri, B.: south
End. 3; Laclede; 3; Cote brtl,lante. % spanish
?: Euclid. /: oiivette. /: Magnetic. l; Banner l:
fetal visit TO olivette Council on Monday even
irG and will he accompanied by the grand Of
attend and will be escorted by delegations of
members from their respective councils ,a..
inc. The attendance was large; The reports
from the Sogneiis we're Ths all al OF Gam 5hs moS was sa DIS
cussed and measures adopted for making it as
SnpointInen,s 10 MI vacancies in the Grand
Council official corps have b en- announced ty
E KipRH6 SgSe Council to he secSnd member, OF the
Committee on Finance. vice Harry T. Allen. re-
KOisS, from IF bel fhs ' G6nnafl tn be ' t6ird member
OF the Committee on FinanGs; vice f r. n ~
Council. district deputy grand regent ssgIsI for oiire''e
da Hen avsninS Vas well attended and greatly en-
loved by all who were so fortunate as to rece'V=
Elk Council organized a Membership League at
Its meeting on Frids Miss efdi'"E m wers
cut and served. v
Usage Council elected EtIIS - ~
gent Haldeman. iii. o,I o.oh,r5
Council August IS. Deputy Samuel H. Oyernoit
communicated the password and made a pleasing
address. WatermeloEs were serNeu at 'he
close. a,
pheasant entertainment was eHtemporlzed under
DUTY XVII. to which every member present G:n-
trihu.ed. closing With an address ana a Teci'a-
SheysIier and Mound City councils will give
their Joint river excursion on Wednesday eveT- :
NJ TTa coplplefHneSS Of the prepaTatlOlS Wdu-
the committee in charge insures a most
Ks. CilNTo-Ra Council elected w. r. Anthony
TO iii the vacancy orcasioned by the y
restoration Of +. o. Graham: The meeting was
entertained with instrumental music by George
Morgan.
Maenetic Council has arranged special featIIes
interest for its meeting on money eyenins:
4 when II will receive an official VISIT
from Grand Vice Regent L. A. Barbour.
Victoria Council had Its accustomed good ~
TENDANCE with Regent James Clausen IN the
chair. Fred r.. wirtheTs and Orator, r. W.
n osenthal entertained the meeting with. music; 3
HENRY G Hoener told several fsh stories ana
Regent Clausen and Secretary E Rosenthal
earnest talks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
ID. O. IA. X.

The Finance Committee has just completed the
examination Of the books OF the imperial score
tary and imperial treasurer. They report the
order in excellent financial condition.
Imperial Secretary Bedding has COMPLETED his
annual reports for the Frisco convention, and
thsy show a remarkable increase in membership
there having been G..2l limitations during the
tern.
The invitation Of the Worlds Fair Association
tn hold the next session in st. Louis will no
Doubt be accepted. Imperial Basha John II.
Holmes and Imperial Secretary II. W. BeIding
left this morning in a SPECIAL car over the MIS-
souri, Pacific for Frisco. They VIII be 10 ned
at Topeka by seven carloads OF votartes fro-l
ST. Joseph and Kansas City. Several stors WIZ
be made en- route. and Frisco reached on the 9th.
From present appearances Mr.. Holmes will b.
the next imperial prince and executive head Of
the order. and Mr.. Bedding viii lie reelected
imperial sscretary.
a special train OF delegates from North Caro-
lima Will arrive in st. Louis this morning and
breakfast Mt Union Station.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
Legion of Honor.

The Legion q Honor has become a mernb,-
Of the National Fraternal Congress. and II II
expected that much good WIZ be derived
through association with other fraternal Orgari-
cations. At the annual meetings the best pans
and methods Of conducting and managing fra
tsrnal organizations are discussed and the vari-
Gus repres s%rtatives gain much information that
can be applied for the good OF the order tlat
they represent. The annual meeting Of the con-
gross for 1902 takes place in Denver. Colo. on
August rs. %. IS and 70. and the Executive
Beard OF the Supreme Council has appointed r.
J; T: White. supreme recorder. To- attend as n
st. Louis Council held an enthusiastic meeting
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

County this season. From nine acres owned
by Mr.. Frank johnson of this city, he
thrashed 400 bushels: from a field of eighty
four acres he got 1853 bushels. George Nc
Donald of Seton Township thrashed 1000
bushels off thirty-seven acres. II Is esti-
mated that there will be an average yield
over the county Of twenty-five bushels per
acre. possibly more.
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Ladies' of the Grand Army of tbc Re-
public.

The Colonel William Henry Stark Circle M
VIII conduct limitations at their regular meet
ing tomorrow evening Visitors in the CITY Will
The S'aik family did not return last week as
Wa5 announced. Mr.; !. J.. Stark not being we'll
en'nEa to come. They will arrive Today
Mrs. Caroline SchurTaEcr CT Liz5eth Noble Cir
accident
The dapartment senior vice president. Mr..
Susan A FIlier. is happy over her husbands
return, rom the Old World. He had been absent
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womnn.s Relief CORN.

tonmunICatIons from all portions Of the state
snow a vigorous interest in the Worlds Fair
movement, and the Indications are that the
Woman's Relief Cops will make a credit lbl.
showing in 1894. Mrs. Carrie r. Srarklin. mss.
department president. has cha sc Of this work
Sh" Is well known as an energetic and eT1risn.
officer. Missouri hopes to zee her the next ma
tlCnal president Of This organization.
The department president, Mrs. HolIen +. Dav
is still in Guthrie, Ok. enjoying the society OF
her daughter and granddaughter.
Past Department Secretary Mrs. Mary NJ.
Stark is expected home to-day from the Iron
Mountain country Her sons lie slth is inprovi7".
Tn General Madison Miller Co DIS. No. Sc. will
give n progressive euchre in its han in tho Bur
lirgton building. No. so Olive street. Tuesday
afternoon.
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KNIGHT. and Ladies of Security.

The first annual picnic and dance given py :the
Central Orra nization of the knights AMI Laciss
Of security will be held at Hoehn's Grove Ar-
ruet . afternoon and evening. Admission fer.
Announcements are perfected and a general god
time Is assured.
+be usi,aI good attendance. President Erick John
son in the chair. Four applications were re
ceived and as many more promised FOR the next
meeting. This council Will turn out in full force
for the picnic. August 3.
ling Leichman. Murry. Mulgardt and many 9Th
es for %untiring efforts to MAKE tne lawn party
cialiy. The regular meeting Monday night was
erai ~petitions received. The council is On thu
boom again and will soon pass hish.water mark
under the guidance OF President Tarling. So
many members from Kansas are io'ninS the
council. by card and otherwise that 1t Is pr?,
nosed 10 organize a Security kansas Klub.'
Next meeting August =
Anchor Home Council. No. si9. had a very tn
terestinr meeting TUESDAY. Nine applications 70
membership were secured. Expect. 10 initiate =
class of twelve at next meeting. .AuSust s. TIE
first annual picnic Of this council will be held
to-day at Normandy Grove. and all members Of
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Sons off ST. George.

Members Of the order met at its new hall on
Page avenue last night. Four new members were
Initiated. President Smith presided and Brother
Rugatell gave some talks. Brother Polteis sang
his favorite song. and the evening closed with a
little spread at Brother Pongher's expense.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

the X. & L. Of :. are cordially urged to attend
and bring their friends.
The usual good attcncance and larEH nUm'er
Of visitors were in evidence at Pride Of the WeEt
Council last Wednesday evening. One candid te
was initiated. Notice was SERVED that this cCun-
OF the current quarter.
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woodmen Circle,

A free dramatic Entertainment Will be given
by the Golden Rod Grove. Wooduen Circle. FRI
day evening. August S. Mt S O'Clock. in Frate-,al
building. Eleventh street and Franklin avenue.
All sovcreiErs irvited. Talent by Manager Nell
son. assisted by Saul aad Manion.
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Ancient Order of United workn;en.

Fenton Lodge of Fenton, Mo. will give its
al spp 5hs E P!SR'f a, af that nr nind Iss 3 9a A1so Tlri Z be 'S 3RS
feature Of the occasion and Grand Master WofS-
f Msnry N ". Meyer n viii hh'ii be- PRESENT aea fF 10 del Kes9r adr
dresses in the interest Of the order. A good time
Helvetia Lodge had a well-attende1 meeting
on last Tuesday night. at which two applicants
transacted. Some visiting brethren from the
country were present. Several addresses were
made.
Phoenix Lodge had a good attendance of its
plicant was elected to membership and one ap-
plication for reinstatement filed. Much routine
ing came the usual Thursday night euchre party.
Benton Lodge on last Thursday evening had
who has just returned from his vacation de
livercd an address concerning his trip; Brother
niveraary by inviting the brethren present 10 the
ossfert h leh p Ths5s h ffpas SOM was Robert seTFedi fox BT %anr
bership. This lodge now contains five members
Benton Ledge are making preparations to sur
prise one OF its members with a stag party in
Mschanies' I-SiaS had a meeting last Thn5sday
E cod q the order az an address Idrs was made b.. Grand
feet August l. after which many Of the members
pf ST. I6u. 50 L 9ts aPhR aG a mset f9T %i as1 fueadav.
The amendments to the law were read and will
be Bers a' sra G reqa as ief T to be pr a9E9s! and ID AK Ak m Ssnt
In the adoption Of these amendments.
day evening, notwithstanding the inc:emsnt
weather. at which one application for member
ship was received. Brothers C. Hilbert. William
Hilse and Louis Milentz entered into con.id-
discussion in reference to the new sys-
tenn OF extension work, and from the general ex-
had from the members present. go1d
results can be expected from this ledge in the
way Of adding new members to their ranks.
Cote BrilIiante Lodge will have an omen meet
ing on Monday evening. August II, to which fha
members. their friends and families are inyteJ
An elegant musical and literary entertainers.
be presented. and the object of the meeting
Is the organization of a Degree Of Honor Lodge
in connection with Cote Brillialte.
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Odd EcllOMH.

Mound City En~campment. No. 19. l. o. o. F..
had a large attendance wednesday evening. July
q. and conferred the patriarchal degree upon one
candidate. The Golden Rule Cegrec will De con
ferred at the next meeting. August b.. This en-
campment expects to increase Its membership as
soon as the fall season sets In.
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" on the evening Of July IS. so that the visit
os and members could enjoy n mock trial. :"
Jones Parker as prosecuting attorney and MIR.
Reading. assisted by the great commander. act
ing as attorney for the defendant. Sir knight
Trias was the defendant. and through Sir knight
Parker's clever prosecution he was convicted
The Entertainment provided good CT
gars for the benefit OF their members and friends.
day evening. July g. with a good attendance.
Sir knight krein OF Imperial Tent was present
and set forth the good features of their picnic
in an able manner. One application was received
and several halloted upon. This tent expects to
put on the long form OF initiation at the next
review and all members are fraternaIly invited TO
Worlds Fair Tent transacted its business hur-
riedIy last Monday evening in order to attend
the review OF st. Louis Camp in a body. one
application was received and balloted upon. Sir
knight Clippard OF Tower Grove Tent was in
attendance and presented Worlds Fair Tent VITA
w rams. rms tent is progressing nicely and has
The Relief and Employment Bureau held n
meeting OF, saturday evening. July 26. with nine
representatives present. Considerable business
was transacted and splendid reports made by the
various Officers. EmPluym' nj was secured for
quite a number OF sir knights and several were
ASSISTED fnancially within the past month. The
sentatives from all tents - be present at their
done.
Tuesday evening. August -. Thomas Jefferson
rent expects to have several candidates for mi
tIation. and all members in the city ara frdtarnal-
~ invited 10 attend tbs review The officers Of
1t up and the members throughout the city
should encourage them with their attendance.
me mentors are striving TO, make the next re-
View a good one and Will undoubtedly succeed.
Monday evening. August !. the Great Camp
degree team will exemp!ify the long form Of
initiation At Summit Tent. Grand and Eas;0n
hand for this occasion and members throughout
the city are invited 10 be present..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

hsibIts vi the I"heCnbetS.
New Century Hive has been holding special
meetings for the rurpGIse Of obligatins new
Wednesday evening. August 6. at which time a
large attendance is expected.
RiHiet last Monday evening at her home. No.
1872 Temple place. ii being the anniversary OF
Batttnberg work. Those present. We're: / dies
Hammett. Goodman. Johnson. trimmer, Hor-
ME Hoffmann ard Shepard. A splendid tirne
was enjoyed by all. Ice cream and cake were
Chellis Hive has az average attendance Of
seventy members. and all through the hot
views.
N the last meeting the members decided to
donate s9 towards the Worlds Fair Fraternal
ATrerican Hive. No. s. held a very pleasant,
review on the evening Of july %. visitors heing
present from Queen Bee and Liberty hives:
Jones presided over the meeting. Seven applt-
cations were bail9ted upon; and at the next re,
August IA at Brighton Hall they viii be Initiated.
Sunbeam Hive at Dexter. Mo. is DOH very
Clover Leaf Hive at Glasgow. Mo-. is on the
Ms s. AmaTetta Morgan, grand CHEZ Of hoeo-
9usen city Hive, at ssdaiia., Mo. sin hold
the state banner. Songiatul9ti9ns for Que n
preme Hive jqrisdicticn.
card party June ). which Melted a neat sum 10
their treasury. Pleasant reviews are being he d
order.
At the regular review % Hope Hive. No. %. 81.
Joseph. No. held on July "a. a great deal Z
new business was taken up.
Notwithstanding the warm weather about
forty members were present and enjoyed reirSsS-
ments II Ice cream and cake. Tne drill L. M
Of this hive is doing excellent work. Several 40
ptications wera read and Hope Hive hop s 10
increase her membership to be the largest in It.
jose pm, Mo. ETcTy one has taken 4 new interest
IN me work.
The June report for Missouri shows our gain
10 be on an aveIage with the Gr-at Hive States
and awuy ahead or Illinois.
MIS-. bay \. c. Baikic. state commander. VIII
depart for Chicago and Port Huron the coming
week to be gone four or five DAYS
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Degree of Honor,

The grand chief OF honor. Mrs. Almaretta- Nor
gan Of Kansas City. will spend a few DAYS In
ST. Louis during the present month. On FRIDAY
evening. August 1. she visited Western ILod-s
and installed their officers: on Saturday evening
August ,. she visited West End Lodge: on T,r,s
day evening. August 8. she will nav a yisjt 10
North End Lodge at oberbeck's Hat. on North
Broadway: on Wednesday evening. the 9Th. she
Ing ,ng;i, the iit .Si;- she Will visit Acorn Jkodge at their
visits from the Grand chief Of honor on their
stay in the city Mrs Morgan will be the guest OF
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ting the members decided to
IS the Worlds Fair Fraternal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

The Volcano may erupt molten me-
tai In the shape Of linotype matter
shortly. The first number of the new
issue IS expected on Saturday week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
RESIDENTS KICKING
DO NOT WANT JAP THEATER
NEAR PUNAHOU.
Address Petition to High Sheriff
Brown-JapRuese Theater win be
Allowed to Run one Week.

Evidently the residents i'm the neigh
borhoOd of Beretania and Punahou
streets, do not take kindly to the cree
ton of the Japanese rheater i'm that
locality. They have suffered the pres
ence Of Pains car barns but they draw
the line at a Japanese playhouse.
The following petition has been re-
ceived by High Sheriff Brown.
Honolulu, ~ H., Jan. o. 1902
sir:
"rne undersigned property holders
and lessees of property i'm the vicinity
of the MCCully Tract hereby petition
you to take such steps as may be nee
essary To- prevent the building of a
Japanese theatre ON Beretauia street,
between the corner of Punahou street
and the McCuUy Homestead, as the
same viii be an intOIeraDle nuisance
and will greatly tend to reduce the
value of their property and render the
same yalueless as homes, for which
they secured the same.
"G Dietz, @. H. Hopkins E. H..
DOuthitt Frank II. Foster. Charles a.
KILLING, j. b. Gibson, b. l.. Dietz b.
f. Dillingham;, by his attorney i'm fact
w. r. Dillingham;; w. L. Eaton, H. NJ.
Lull, A Crook William Thompson,
j. G. Evans, Jacob BearWald, Edmund
G. Shorey, Willie b. Marks, O, H..
Walker +. n. Williams, E. E. Keen,
Albert Raas, j. w. Cathcart j. w.
Waldron, G n. Rodgers, j. j. Dune
The matter was investigated by the
authorities and it was learned that the
license had been issued to the prOprie-
tor of the show to run the theater at
the locality in question, from Febru-
airy 10 TO February 10. Inasmuch as
the license had been issued in perfect
/ ly regular form and could not be re-
voked the show will have to be per-
mitted. The police will be on hand to
prevent any trouble and see that an
orderly performance is given. The Ii
cense will not be renewed after its eX-
piratiOn so the theater will then be
taken to some other locality
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
No cAIlMINn ~ -.

Drowning men, they Hy. vii.
catch 900 .uW.. Naturally
enough, because thoy sec nothing
better Co catch gl 10 is tHr
principle OF amy por, iu % storm
AN the same the straw does un.
save the drowning man. nor is
the tempcst-tu.sol mariner likely
to find % safe harbor every time
he runs for the shore. Tho scieu-
tifcally constructed life preserver
is better than % straw, and Co.
know how TO ride out q storm is
better than to trust to luck iL
finding q port i'm time of need.
just so it is i'm disease ana
all manner of sickness. A ship
takes a pilot on the theory that
he knows the right channel
and can avoid the dangerous
places. And when your life IL
threatened by disease you natur-
ally desire mode of treatment
founded on absolute knowledge
IA treatment that has proved
effective i'm other cases like your
own. This is the cOmmou-sense
of the subject and ne one viii
dispute it. And it is because
the well-knoWn effective remedy
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
never fails in the complaints for
which it is recommended, that it
enjoys the confidence of the
people and the medical profess
sion everywhere. The doctor
who proscIibcs and the patient
who takes it arc not catching at
straws, for it does what it is
said to do on the same principle
that water pats out a fire. 1t Is
palat~llC ,5 honey and contains
the nutIi..,o and curative prop
critics Of Pure Ccd Liver on
combine with he Compound
Syrup of Fvpophosphitos, Malt
and Wild Cherry. 1t quickly ar
rests The los OF flesh In wasting
diseases, builds up the BODY, and
expels from tae blood those per
niciors germs which cause Fevers.
La Grippe, Scrofula, bowcl Com
plants. Throat and Lung Trou-
bIes, ETC. Effective from the first
dose. "lut oanuoG h,U,rnDint-
ed All it, Sold by an c-ymists..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
THE MOHICAN LEAIES

The departure of the training ship
MOhican, was quite an event this
morning, as she carried no less than
eight young men from this place. The
crowd have enlisted in the service of
the United States navy and win re-
main with the vessel for months TO
come as they will be taken on the
present cruise of the ship.
Five Hawaiians one white, one ne
gro and one-half white comprised the
crowd. A number of boats containing
friends and relatives Of the departing
sailor boys from Honolulu, roWed out
to the vessel this morning preparatory
TO the departure and accompanied the
boat as far as the light house.
The MOhiCan got away at $3.50 "a. m.
promptly She win go TO Christmas
island, Guam, the Philippines and yari-
GUS Asiatic ports during her cruise.
and by the time that the boys from
this place return, they viii have tray
eled many thousands of miles and seen
many strange and interesting sights.
Captain COWden, the commander Of
the vessel states that ne could have
secured more young men from here
had there been vacancies for them.
The career of the natives I'm the navy
viii be watched with special interest
both i'm Hawaii and ON the mainland
as # is something of an experiment for
so many to be enrolled ON a single war
vessel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

Indications point to a large house at
the Orpheum tonight to see Ernest
Hogan and Billy McLain i'm "A Trip
to CoOntOWn.' The attendance has
been steadily improving since the COM
pany have been putting on such a good
show and proves that Honolulu people
are always ready to paronize a first
class entertainment.
Hogan as Weary Willie with
BILLY" McLain as "Bunco Bill" make
a team of laugh producers seldom
equalled, and the rest Of the show is
lively and interesting, especially i'm the
singing and dancing. "A Trip to Coon
town" will be repeated tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

A year ago Colorado Springs had a
wind-storm, and when the government
Wind-reCording machine was blown
away IL had recorded SO miles an hour.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
FOR LEASE.

Upper story Yosemite Building, For
Street near corner Kukui. 16 rooms
for a lodging house
For further particulars apply to the
JUDD & CO., LTD,
307 StangenWald Bldg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
KAHUKU PLANTATION 90.

No transfers of shares will be made
on the books of this Company on the
last two days of this month.
G. BOLTE,
Treasurer x. p. Co.
Honolulu, January 30. 1901
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

Advertise your Wants in the Star,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

The rulers of ancient Egypt We're en-
balmed i'm many strange spices and me-
dicaments. EX-MayOr Van WyCk, the
late unlamented ruler Of New York is
embalmed in plain, simple ice, Never
theless, he Is now as much of a mum
my for practical purposes of modern
usefulness as the oldest Of the Pharaohs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
LABOR

30 you think a member of Congress
really earns his salary?" asked the in-
quisitive person.
"Of course / dc" answered the newly
elected statesman. You have no idea
what q lot of work It is to convince
your constituents that you are work
ing"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30

Advertise your Wants in the Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
POPULAR PRICES
MS ONE ARGUMENT.

THAT man says he win not allow his
vote to be purchased" exclaimed the
man who had just arrived in breathless
haste.
well answered Senator Sorghum
"offer him some more money. People
are ge.lug terribly merCenary now
adays'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-30
MEETING NOTICE.

A meeting of the Beretania Tennis
club viii be held on their grounds to-
morrow (Friday) at 9 p. m. All mem
bers are requested TO be present as
very important business is to be trans
acted.
C.. ARTHUR MACINTOSH
Secretary.