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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Sreo / CHICAGO.

@rbetoe og 9npital bil 6ereiter
Qoa &nono / Saono i GbicnQo, al.
bielpe W~onglerre / Sen sfonomiife
Sitting og sge 9pens fommercieQe
Storbeo. Oct er set Grempe[, ionl
Chicago pil gipe ben inouitrieQe Ser.
SEN. San0aq 0en 21be boIbt Ghi,
cogo federation Of 2abor ct Wshe
% 0abIe0e Streifer Tom eft Iaoben,
hoormeo man ptlOe befipmpe 8opi.
taIen. .8oIO0tft og 6orIig ifltlbe
bore 6remtiOens 2sien.
8rpnopunftet Tor Union" .8Gfe.
net % gnarfiet, iom Grpiioenten
for S9e 0attonaI Manufacturers
9tSiocintion, 8. ~. 8orrv. bar faIbt
Chicago, oH mart bIipe Gentret for
irouitriel 6reo, tiger I%rbetberres
6srere. Oct fonierpatipe Clement
/ federation OF 2dbor bor taaet
Wogteu fra Oct ra6ifaIe Clement.
Seoerite ertLPrer MI, ar StreIter er
osmte oa fun Dor mites iom bet ii6.
ite RioSeI.
Ger bar / BEN iibite Sib Cog ofte
ier oqian) pRret en- RprgSe meniqs.
Isle Streifer / Ghicoao." tiger oe
foritauoige ar5eioerIebere. ~tSoa6
man flageoe ooer. funSe let bIepet
rettet paa. ON man baoSe pitt en-
SmuIe Sper6RrenbeS; men iom
man tog Del. bar be foreueSe arbei.
6ere faoet Solicit imoS iia. 6orenin.
aerne mao babe Ststte / Sen Orient.
Iiae' Reuing; eIlers er Dor Sag
tabt."
llofaISet al 9nuuSrpfolfenes, aof.
fenes og Spunrternes Sireif bar Se..
at be samIe 2ebere igien fom til
Roret. Biennem SereS Snofr6elie
pil Ben Streif. iom Embellishments
Siouere bnpOe iiinSe, ianbipnligpis
blioe aiperget.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Somulo5 enot.

Irbcioerroaoct / 9opeG, Wo8., er.
flpreoe Sen 2t6e ESllni Streifen for
cn6t. Grbper "%llnion", ipn itoor /
6~orbin0elie meo Ron0ct, nar repre-.
icnteret, % @ellutntngen fottebes
enItemmig. FrGiioent Gonrop Jag
&c: "8i fnpler MI neo R~eberIogets
Sitter; men hi Ifal nof reiie oS en-.
gang o8 pirtbe Seier."
agent @iaiam 3. S~outbUorf,
iom er SPfrctGr. lt0toItC, at bet for
Ticbliffet piIbe bore uml,Ii9 at ta0e
olle Strciferne til6o9e. 6ubrifcrre
hopbe qooet mco forrtnget Strait /
3 Tiger, % 6e fltnoc fife III mc0 en-.
Sang iptteS / fltIO @irfiomhco. Strri.
fen beQnnote Sen 30te Ntorts %
bragte 1900 Irbei0erc til at Qun
ira. 6dbriferne itoo title til lite
<ni. "a onbneoe IQcnterre 6ereS
0orte, og Glerbeoen al Strcifcrne
fom tiI6oqe. Streifen hor foItet Sol.
fcne 81 100000 / QrbeiosIsn. NQen.
tcrrte bill taqe tilboae ole Sc gomle
M~rbeibere, oe for R1tm for, o9 life
biie Eortffhrb moo Dem, Ser hor
oGrct 9eoere unoer Streifcn. Gen
beie EriS poo @omuI6 oioroe set
pou Torboorto umulia forStercifcrrc
at brine iaicnnem en- 2onsforbeieIie
pod 10 Erocent.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
5nopanortneen.

ct Telegram fra 8nT6tngton Il.
ger, of 1905 600 Smmigrontcr fom
til DC Torereoe Stoter / ofpigte Moi
23,963 flere emo / Woi 1902.
9lanbt oisie 100000 por ser IT,.
897 Rusiere - $500 fIere enc /
Noi ifior, Ggioo Sopan ien0te /
ofpigte Mat Here enb / 1902, nemlig
2,190 moo 1843 ifjor. Smigro.
tionenS @mbeoSmpno er bIeonc for.
ifrGffcOe oper Sen ttItogen0e Snos
D~onOring ira Mifoboens &ige, og
poo Sopaiis9erne ier man poo Sen
meo De iontme Zine. SopnneIerne
er inqenIunoe beIfomue, Rusierne
Deller fife.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

leoe1oe bar ierot glto til os ON, at
De ptl p9re bore 8enner. 8t br9note
i1tet lt0en oeres iornentite Spite %
nogle min0re, iom pi ifiso ira, og ie5
1aaber, at ale Woro'erre fer % for'
Itaur, at Ri snifer at oRre 9lintane,
iaalangt De oil tiaa0e os oet. Sna.
otOt ies ifisnner, blep llroligbeoerne
peo Cafe 9anao oPmpet peS Snotagel'
len al Sort 8acatoS. Oct itaar END.
III tilbuge at ut0erlesge os Gsne1e
peO Sieets sItlige @nOe, en- Smfrebs
paa omtrent 10 0til.
Seq penter mig irtqen llroIigbeoer
ser. Dog fon Get bGnOe, at Ser itn'
Oe$ ct Gar gamle, iorberoeOe 8attos,
JON oil betie lit rsOe 6Iag. gaers
moo 2olt6et M iiges at bore beroli.
get. Rogen aiporlig % nlminoeli9
0tooItano otl ri life mere msoe. De
~ioritaltS:ge bIanOt De inOfeote ier, at
set fife nptter, % Here al Oeres ganIe
Gor0itnS Wreiter) prefer mi ON, at
ale Wfenneifer er 9rs0re. 9et er
ooerilp0ie at foriife Dig ON, at ieg ct
tilfre0S.
Sra 9acolc0 noroooer til gtarabltt
ices tnt flere omertfnnife Stag Deo
Seien og i she 8arferio8", enO
leg tprtfte, Ser bar / belle Sraften.
Seq bar / nritm 70 Gor opbogot mig
/ OSoro'2anOet, % paa sc filipptnIfe
Yer bar ieg opbolOt mig / benpeo
fire Iar, % ie8 fsIer, at ie8 bar uOs
rettet noget. Seq inObiiOe mig, at
in9en enfelt WnltO bar bnot ct ioos
Oant SelO meO Jig, iom ieg. 6or ct
Iar ItGen bao0e ingeri u0en ieg Jet
et Woro / bans "2aguna", % itger
baoOe nogen SS0e ON bam eQer fienote
BANS OilOe, lt6etotn9eIige 9tat1o. 9t1
or ri tom1te ioa la1rgt, at ri bar llr,s
Oerlast os Sen orr0en SIDE al Sen tore
SIP og ~igrurtben ale bens Gm9ipeI-
ier. ltOen Ststte % @ielp al 8en.
GaoiS % @en. Sumner tun0e ieg life
giort oft bette. g@ren tiIfommer no.
turligois Sem, 'om er ooerfommonOe.
renOe. Seq boober, at Sc foor i'm
0a,H
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
nilhelm o9 Roiepelt.

ImerifoS tioligere Imba8ia0er /
Berlin, Orr. Nn0retp 3. @}bite, bar
oct ian1me SnOtrpf iom mon8e an
0re, nemlig at Seller @ilbelm %
8~rnIibent RooiepeIt Iigner hinon.
Sen. 6srit / Dore Senieenoe. @egge
or froftige % iterfe NGnO. Mcn
oernGIt ogioa / andre 9erieenoer.
9egoe er GLADE / Sa9t. 9egge er
Grliae % ~pogooenOe. 9e8ge er pa.
triotiife eftcr fit Spn poa Singene.
geg8e bar en- Qrlrnmuret Gro poo fit
2ouO, % begge er, boo6 man meO et
npere enaeIif Orb foI0er "itrenuo,,5"
- ibnroige."
timber lit SphoIS I EpifIono bar.
Be Mr. @bitc InIeoning til of iti.
bere aeiier @ilbeIm paa rprt Sob.
6oruoen / lin officieae GQenIfdb al
fomme / 9ereerIie meo bdm, bar ban
8eiierer3 ~perionIige Ben, iptite ofte
oeO hans 9oro % bou0e GOgon9 til
bam uben al Geremont. 0tr. @bite
Tiger: Seller @ithelm er maoife
Sen fittiaite @rbeioer / Spiflano.
6adDfenneifer / Berlin err oppe, rnar
nan begpnSer lit 9ogoerf, % mango
6ar eaoet tiliengs itben ban er fGr'
Dig oermeb. San bar en- mPrfeIil
GoeIie / at arbeioe raft. % ban iptl'
Ser life ct Eiebltf. 9ette iorflorer,
buorIebeS ban fan faa uorettet iao
ooermuaoe meget. 5iItrooS for 60
cialoemofraterneS itore 5remganq
urtoer De tpife 8aIg / 6enne llge
tror ieg, at &eiieren bar ounSet
perionIig 8opularttet. Req bar rciit
meget / SyfInno, ieg bar taIt mel
SoIf al ale SamfunosIos, % ieg el
tilbsieIiQ til at meme, at ieg bar e,
mere inogaaenSe aienoifab til Stil,
Iingen I 5pIflanS, emo mango al IN.
iferne ieIp. % ieg bar Oct beitemtt
Snotrnf. at Ben itore WPnaoe Of De:
trife lSoIf bar 3iqib til i'm aeiier
De tror pan bans sgrlipbeo og Sp.
rigtisbeS, ifient be life ale er enigt
/ bans BoIitif. De tror, al ban itI
| oerer be rationale Spsresmaal Iige
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

iaa alporIig iom Geiormpcnnerne.
RatilrIiepis er Der nogen gitterbeb
og noeeu aloge; men oen p~erionIiae
6sleIie Iigeooerior aeiiereu er life
bitter. San bar itor aeteIie ior ar.
beiHerne. San bar ct ubitraft %
nsiagtigt aienoTnb til oereS Scar.
Sa, ban bor ct mrrfeIist &ienSifab
til ale Sing / tit Gige. oan refer
meqet omfriua; ban bar Ell itnr
SnqttageIiesepne, % ban buffer
ao0t."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Rev. N. S Thorlakson,


To the Icelandic Synod
Dear Brethren of the Icelandic synod
The Norwegian Jubilee Synod unanim-
ously with thanks to God received your
brotherly greetings, being especially
touched by being reminded Of our com.
mon origin as a people, having the same
traditions and sagas, and above all, the
same faith from oldcn times.
Unanimously resolved TO send you
b~rotheriy greetings OF our Synod with
prayer that God may shed his blessings
on your Synod. May the two great
principles OF our Lutheran church: The
bible, the word of God and the sinners
justification by faith alone always be
the principles OF your church and bind
us together.
On behalf af Norwegian Synod,
H. G. STUB.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

Oct bor iaaieSes aoaet meget gobt
meb 9i0rag til Samunosfasien 90.
iaa iaar. o~menoifisut Summen, Tom
bebsuebes. par ioameget itsrre. CIT
Wentgbeoer bar oeItuget % pbet ialt
$27, 232 Is, set bitr giennemInitIig
$40.67 poa hocr Rerigbeo. Srreub.
ifisnt iodle0es Mcutgbeoerne bar
pGret meget r~uuobaonbet / fine
0oel'cr. iao bar 0og BEN SsleIic
aiort itg giTIoenoe, at ri bcggnoer
at iIaa Iiot tort ean; ri bsr Serior
pRre ioritgtig / life at forsge llSgii.
terre. men beIcre iGae at formino.
lie Dem. ba piL p~isicIig Siuioen be,
pareS og Giferptqtgbe6en ueSlige.
bellies; men iflIIoe bort Samflnbs.
ioIf fac set Snotrpt. OF hi fife e. for.
iigtige % ipariomute, oa fan ida let
SrtereSien fisIne8. Siferotqiqheber
ilappes % @i6ragere formirbifeS.
Gen i%orere0e airtes gtenooms.
oRroi er isIgerbe:
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
9crarxh,gaska
.k&NEsiEs$
usfemmss aisssas % 5rssas Nssssn.
Mpertisfsmentn

rnca t~nsispsres ftHsit hosr Eaansas % zorsoas Heor
gen. asertisiemsn.sr iaa.asss tsts | to paa 3 naHsen
lGseuee sturners. uItouinbre bet aotrpfisis fpriaHs
ses. epis ct auertisisneut, Der fsrf ismmer ins
Iirssassnumerst I. Or. f~orianses tuorufyet 3 5dnss.
oil bet femme iust 8 1srsodssuuuere. greDe, Der iHoe.
actser apsrtisismeHtsr. ION bet batter mso, b6r mrrs
tss aperttsism eat I be. nssrs Sisrne paa Con
~roluisH.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

Hefcrat az Sorbanbliuscrue peS Su.
bel.Spnuoen / Sceurab.
Wange pisti8e Hniissenoer,
WanSas 5prmihSas.
Spmmcrifolc fra @Grcre.

anSagt pes Sorman1 u. &. ga.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

iopsr at heibreoe % bplper 2pitei. go3
Fem for 5itsrlisuiassr. RIB Soco's %
tim Scpo's
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Smng Toropielie
Sc. sr Ep$psgiia.

2ef er 2pSpepia.
Zen slsr 9iret elenoist
oeHoe oeraf i~piier-ifte ierot be liter
eet men ret og ist iproi De maa.
g. tlager Uusr ono Smas / Runbsu.
gmbeo | RapsbuluiHssn, en- 6ptelis al
S~ritrp2etbso. S~opsoptue. Salsbreueen %
alt mallst.
Scoo's Saria1arild he!breeeoe Seieph
4. game, 3 aH3sau. 8p., Der iiriper: -Ss1
plaseess al 3pspepita I flere Aar os tpS
Rsotciusr. Der itts sloree mtg minoite
@aVu Sea ulradesoes al Seauer at arSpe
Sopo's S%aridparila. butliet ies sioroe. %
ben ietie mine acknowledgements periess
mia I'll at isle mia ION Ell mt Rsuneite.-
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

(Eprtigttss paa ACE Stoe.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
NEW PLAN FOR
COURT DOCKET

A new departure will be made in the
making UP of the Circuit Court calendar
for the February term, upon which
work has already been commenced. 1t
is the intention now to get out the bar
docket Immediately that it will be
ready for distribution at least three or
four days before the opening of the
term. This is to be done in order to
allow attorneys time to study it so that
they will be able to start right in on
the opening morning of the term. Clerk
Simonton is getting up the civil calendar
while Clerk Thompson is preparing the
criminal docket. The calendar will not
be as quite as long as usual. because
many of the cases were disposed of at
last term, when both De Bolt and
Robinson held court
The Boyd, Magoon and Wright
cases have all been continued until Feb
ruary term, but it is not expected that
the Magoon case will be taken up un-I
til Treasurer Wright is captured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
TO TAKE CENSUS
OF THE ORIENTALS

Steps toward securing a. census OF the
Oriental population of Honolulu were
taken by the joint committees of the
Merchants Association, the Builders
and Traders Exchange and the Trade
and Labor Council at a meeting last
evening. There was a long discussion
of the methods which are to be fol-
lowed, the conclusion reached being
that before any decisive steps are TAX
en-, committee shall see what may
be done with the governmental authori-
ties.
1t was argued that from the records
of the Territorial offices, touching upon
the licenses, the poll tax returns, the
certificates issued and similar sources,
there might easily be reached a definite
conclusion as TO the number of Chinese
and Japanese now in the city. W. w.
Harris who was in favor of this plan
said that he thought it would be found
to be successful. Others touched upon
the unreliability of the directory in this
matter, and it was stated that the fact
that information could not be had
through this source, caused the request
from Special Agent Clark, which re-
suited in the joint action of the COM
mittees.
Among other methods suggested was
the sending of a blank to every business
house asking for the number of Orien-
tails employed. The Collector of Gus
toms will be asked for all information
at his command and the Collector of In
ternal Revenue will be requested to fur
nish the number of Chinese registered.
The committee which has this matter
in charge is composed of F. L. VALID
ron, Merchants Association; James
Mott, Jr.. Builders and Traders Elk
change; Carl Taylor, Labor Council.
Those present at the meeting were:
Merchants Association: w. w. Harris,
F. L. Waldron and ]. Wakefield; Build
ers and Traders Exchange, John EN-
meluth, James Mott, Jr., w. w. Hall;
Trades and Labor Council, John Ma
guire, T. Callahan and Carl Taylor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
ASK AID
FOR FAIR
to Be
Brought Before
Legislature.
Committee Is Named
to Work for
Money.
MANY Exhibits for Osaka Are
Ready But Some Will
Be Very Late.

When the legislature gets down to
work the members will find that the
most sturdy claimant for attention from
them will be the Exposition Association
of Hawaii At a special meeting of the
Association yesterday it was voted that
there should be a committee upon the
subject of securing Territorial aid for
the making of a proper exhibit at St.
Louis, in 1904, and Messrs. Mott-Smith,
w. O. Smith and H. E. Cooper were
named by Chairman Cooke to look after
the matter
The meeting in general was given
over to the discussion of the sending of
the display to Osaka Chairman Giffard
of the committee on photographs said
that where it was expected to have
twenty-five frames of pictures for the
ST. Louis fair, there would be not more
would be specially selected for the pur-
pose.
w. w. Harris, who has in charge the
matter of island woods, reported that
it would take some time to get ready
the display, as the polishing was not
done. There had come some woods
which were without names, and these
now were being classified. 1t was hop
ed that the samples could be put into
shape in ten days time.
The absence of w. o. Smith pre-
vented a report from the Educational
committee, but E. A. Mott-Smith re-
ported that he would try and get hold
of some of the work of high school pu-
pills, the committee suggesting that it
would furnish paper and everything
needed.
Allan Herbert reported from the
Agriculture Committee that its display
was ready for packing, and showed one
of the jars containing sugar. 1t was
decided that no bags of sugar should
be sent.
G. P. Wilder was chosen a member
of the committee on Hawaiian manu-
features, and he will today write to
Messrs. Gay, Deverill and McBryde, on
Kauai, asking that they send on their
exhibits for classification. AS to the
things returned from Buffalo it appear
ed that the cases had been sent to the
executive building and there opened and
their contents dissipated The report
was that there was little of value in the
boxes, a few tapas and woods. After
acting upon the matter of the commit
tee to work with the legislature, the
adjourned. There was no
amount set forth in the discussions as
to what the legislature should appro-
pirate, but it was the general opinion
that $4,000 would be needed to carry
through the exhibit as planned. The
house alone will cost nearly $4,000. 1t is |
probable that another meeting will be
held before the departure of the steam /
ar of January 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
SUMNER CASE
WILL GO ON TODAY

The hearing of the Sumner case will
go on this morning at ten o'clock be-
fore Judge De Bolt, and VIII probably
be concluded today. Attorneys on both
sides denied the statement that a set
tlement had been effected or even pro-
posed. Summers attorneys at least in
tend to push the case to a conclusion
in the courts.
Humphreys has served notice on the
attorneys of the old man that his pres
ence as a witness would be required
this morning.
Sumner is still quite i'll, but he is de-
termined to come into court, if his
physicians will permit. Otherwise there
may be an effort to agree on what his
testimony will be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
NEW SILVER STILL
IN TIE TREASURY

There is less than s100,0 of Hawaii
an silver in the Territorial treasury
which can be sent to the mint for re-
coinage into United States coins.
Treasurer Kepoikai said yesterday that
the total amount of silver on hand was
$50, 900, which included also American
coins. Besides this, however, there are
$4,000 in Hawaiian quarters which
have never left the treasury since their
coinage. Altogether, Treasurer Kepoi-
kai estimates the amount of Hawaiian
OOO
Originally there was coined $1,000, 900
at the San Francisco United States
mint, under an act of the legislature
passed in 1880. This permitted the
coinage of dollars, half dollars, quar-
tiers and twelve and half cent pieces.
The law as passed gave authority also
for the coinage of gold coins up to
double eagles.
The contract for the bullion was CIV
en- to Claus SpreckelS, and ne is SAID
to have made neat profit off of it.
There were coined 100000 in dollars,
$350,000 in half dollars, $125,000 in
quarters, and $4,000 in dimes. A few
years ago all the dimes were gathered
in by a syndicate, which held them for
coin collectors. Now the dimes are
said to be worth 40 cents apiece. A
similar attempt was made to corner
the 25 cent pieces, but it was abandon
ed because of their great number and
the fact that $4,000 quarters were al
ways retained in the treasury. The
Territory, of course, is ahead by not
being compelled to redeem the silver,
as a large quantity of it has been taken
from circulation, variously estimated
at from 1000 to 100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, cor California and Mont
gomery Streets.-For the six months
ending December 81, 1902, dividends
have been declared on deposits in the
savings department of this Company,
as follows: On Term Deposits at the
rate of clio per GENT per annum, and
on Ordinary Deposits at the rate OF
per cent per annum, free of taxes, and
payable on and after Friday, January
2, 1908. Dividends uncalled for are adj
ded to the principle after January /,
1903.
]. DALZELL BROWN,
63sS Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
ANNUAL MEETING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
HAWAII.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY
laws of the First National Bank Of
Hawaii. at Honolulu, notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting OF the
thereof will be held in He
nolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory Of
Hawaii, at its place of business, on
Tuesday. January 18th, 1903. at 3 D. m.
of that day, the purpose of such meet
ing being election of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
all such other business as may be nee
essary or brought before the Stock
holders for action.
Dated Honolulu, December 9th, 1902.
w. G. COOPER,
6347 Cashier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-08
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
TO NOMINATE

The Builders and Traders Exchange
viii inaugurate a new plan today when
at Z noon, the president Will call the
Exchange to order and the president
or some one else win occupy the chair
continuously until O'Clock Any time
between those hours. the members can
come in and file a nomination for any
OF the offices to be filed, as long as he
has some one to second it, whether or
not there is any one else in the room
beside the president and secretary.
This method of nominating has been
in use in one of the most successful
mainland Builders Exchanges for many
years and is found to be productive of
numerous nominations and a very rep
resentative personnel among the officers
and directors chosen from those nom
mated. After the nominations have
been filed, the secretary notifies the
nominee and he must accept in writing
before two o'clock next Monday, else
his name will not appear on the off,
cial printed ballot, a copy of which is
mailed to every member a week prior
to the annual election which will take
place this year on January 22nd. The
polls will be open that day from IL
o'clock until in charge of three in
spectors, so that every member will
have every opportunity to vote.
This will be the first annual election
since the reorganization of the Master
Builders Association last April into the
Builders and Traders Exchange and a
full set of officers, including a presi-
dent, two vice-presidents and a treas
urer will be elected to serve for one
year. and half of the board of direc-
tors go out of office this month, their
successors being elected for two years,
so that the board is always composed
of men who have served at least year
as director and gives a permanency
and stability to the management of the
exchange which was not possible under
the limited scope of the Master Build
ers' Association.
The officers whose terms expire this
month are: President, A. Gartley; first
vice-president, w. w. Hall; second
president, F. w. Beardslee; treas
urer, Robert Cation. The directors who
viii be succeeded by themselves or by
new directors are: F. j. Amweg, Stan
ley Stephenson, James Mott, Jr., w. E.
Rowell and Guy Owens. Those who
hold over until next year are ]. H.
Craig, w. w. Harris, L. E. Pinkham,
G. Fred Bush and A. Harrison.
Considerable interest in being mani
tested in the nominations as they must
be made today or not at all, and a sec
ton of the bylaws reads: cit is the
intention that each branch of business
represented in this Exchange shall, so
far as practicable, have representation
on the board of directors
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NOTICE.

HAVING PURCHASED THE JOHN
son House, on PunchbowI Street, in
tend to thoroughly renovata It and fur
nish up all the rooms in a comfortable
and attractive manner.
Some fine rooms are offered for rent.
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. Rooms
have electric light and are mosquito
proof. Terms reasonable.
1884 MRS. NJ. COWES.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT \ REGULAR MEETING OF the
Henry Warehouse Trust Company,
Ltd, held at the Office of the Company,
Honolulu, H. T., on the eth dayA of jan
uary. 1908. the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President. .....,.... Henry WaterhOuse
Nice-President ana Manager.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Arthur b. Wood
Treasurer. ............. Richard II. Trent
Secretary. .............R. w. Single
Director. Albert Waterhouse
Auditor. Richard Robinson
r. w. SINGLE.
Secretary.
Honolulu, H. T., Jan. Z, 1903.
6S71-St
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCK
HOLDERS.

Inter-Island Telegraph Co. Lit.
By order of the Board of Directors,
all assessable stock in this company on
which the assessments remain unpaid
on February 1, 1903. will be advertised
and sold at public auction.
CLINTON ]. HUTCHINS.
$685. Treasurer.
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Send copy of the Special Cable
Number of the Advertiser to your friends.
Price in wrappers, ready for mailing,
Sc. To be had of all newsdeaIers and
publication office, Won Holt block, King
street.
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NOTICE

d. E. WHITMAN OF HONOLULU
has this day sold his interest in the firm
of Whitman & Co. to Messrs. z.
c. Brown, A D. Larnach, d. B. Ma
conachie, o. L. Sorenson, C. V. Sturde-
want, J. C. Schleif and Thomas Kelly
who are now the sole proprietors and
will carry on the business as before.
WHITMAN & co.
Honolulu, Jan. 5th. $3.50