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TIM MURPHY WILL
ARRIVE TO-DAY

Australian Tim Murphy OF Callfor-
MIA viii arrive on the sonoua today
TO fight Dave Barry for the champion
shin of Hawaii. J. C Cohen received
information yesterday that the fighter
would surely be here and a good match
is expected. The San Francisco Ex-
aTnfner Of January II says:
Mr.. J. c. Cohen's local representa-
tive yesterday secured Australian Tim
Murphy's signature TO articles OF agree
ment 10 fight Dave Barry at Honolulu
for the championship Of the Hawaiian
Islands. Barry went over 10 meet
Weday. the champion. and disposed OF
him IN rather easy fashion. and is the
cock of the walk over there
THE manly sport is gaining very
strong foothoId in that country. and
Cohen realized that the only thing TO
do would be 10 import a boxer Of prom
inence who would be able 10 put up a
stiff argument with Barry. With this
end in view be cablad his American rep
resanta tive to sign up either Cyclone
Kelly or Australian Tim Murphy, and
as the latter was deemed the better
drawing card he received the plum
but this was prior TO the latter's East
ern trip.
Murphy has engaged in many not
able battles and his most recent con
test with Billy Woods (tI2e colored
fighter whom Millet refused to meet)
demonstrated that he still retains his
speed and aggressi veness. The coast
raiddleweight champion had ali he
could do 10 put the Australian 70 the
bad. and Barry viii have TO do his
Trettiest 70 secure the long end Of the
purse Both men are hard. aggressive
fighters, mixing II from the turn-loose.
and the islanders should witness one OF
the best scraps ever held in the Or
pheun-
Mr.. Cohen is also DESTROYS of match
ing Jack CordeH with the kanaEa
lightweight champion The latter has
met and defeated al available timber
in the Islands and Is rkirsting for
American gore. CordeII should be able
TO accommodate him in such a fashion
as TO annex his title and put qufetus
TO his ambitions Il Corden cannot be
signed up. some other crack lightweight
viii be substituted.
The weday-Barry fight drew 8
tremendous crowd. and the Murphy
contest should result in capacity
house, as Barry is looked upon rs IN
beatable in that section. and any scrap
per who can cop the 1rishman viii
make q hatfuI Of coin
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By AUTHORITY.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COMMISSION
Board OF Commissioners OF Agriculture
and Forestry


To all who shall see these presents
greeting.
Know ye, that By virtue Of the au-
thority vested IN the Board OF Com
missaOners Of Agriculture and Forestry.
under the laws OF the Territory Of Ha-
wall the said Board has appointed ard
by these presents does hereby constitute
and appoint Z A Frasier Esq, for
the port of Afahnzona, Island Of F9a-
waii: J. Castle Ridgway. Esq. for the
port OF EIlo. Island OF Hawaiis w. @,
Aiken, Esq. for the port Of Kahulut,
Island OF Maui. and ". u. McBryde.
Esq, for the port Of Koloa, Island Q:
Kauai. as Honorary Inspectors. IN the
chronological Department, under this
Board. in and for the ports of Mah1l-
kona- Hilo. Kahalui ana E11loa. for the
purposes of inspecting imports into the
said ports, and taking sucia action in
and concerning the same, as is requir-
ed by law. and to faithfully perform
and discharge all the duties appertain-
ing to, and with all the powers con-
ferred upon said Office by law, more
particularly by Act II OF the Laws OF
1908 of the Territory Of Hawaii, sub
ject 10 removal at the pleasure OF said
Board. and all persons are requested
TO respect their authority.
Given under the hand Of the Presi-
dent and Of the Secretary of the Board
of Commissioners OF Agriculture and
Forestry and the Seal Of said Board,
this 2eth day Of January. A. D 1904
L A. THCRSTON,
President
G :. HOLLOWAY.
Secretary. $3.50
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PROPOSE BIBLE
TRAINING SCHOOL

A number OF Christian workers met
at the residence of Mr.. Frank Damon,
on Chaplain lane. last evening for the
purpose Of discussing the matter Of
a proposed Bible Training School and
adopting some feasible plan TO pre-
pare Sunday school and mission
workers for the city. and. If the spirit
that pervaded the meeting can be con-
sidered as indicative OF anything. the
success of the venture seems assured
Those who have charge Of the mission
schools Of the city have long felt that
their work was being greatly retarded
by the lack Of enough trained and
earnest teachers. and the cali for help
of this kind has recently been so great
that it seemed necessary that some
thing be done 10 relieve the situation.
The meeting last evening was called
for the purpose Of organizing school
in which Christian young men and
young women may receive the neces-
sary training 10 TT them for The WORK
The gathering was rather ecumenical
in its nature. there being representa-
tives present from nearly all the
churches in the city, including the Chi
nese. japanese and Portuguese.
The matter was thoroughly discussed
BY those present, and the following
committee was appointed 10 complete
the organization and get the work
started: Rev. DR.. Scudder. Prof Edgar
wood. Mr.. Theo. Richards, Miss Var
row. Rev. Mr. Thwing, Rev A
c. Logan. Mr. and Mrs Il c.
Brown. Mrs. z J Walker, Mrs. 3. r
Dillingham; Mr.. NJ G. Johnston. M
W G Han. Alr. ". A Bowen, Mr. J.
NJ. Henry, II. T. Okumura. Mr.. okaba,
Mr.. s. K. KamaiopIn, Rev Mr. West
ervelt. and Mr. A II. Merrill.
At 2 meeting Of the committee, held
after the general meeting had ao-
fourned- subcommittee were appointed
70 arrange a course of study deter
mine upon a time and place for reel-
ta1ion. and make other necessary ar
rangenaents for the beginning o. the
work. These committees VIII report
g meeting of the general committee
on next Tuesday evening. and u IS
hoped the school VII soon be n actual
operation
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LABOR HAS
UPPER HAND
New Zealand Is No
Place for the
Capitalist.

| The depression IN business circles in
the Colonies IS reported by passengers
on the Ventura TO be reaching point
where a reversal in the methods Of
legislation must obtain, or the country
VIII be financially ruined.
A passenger, speaking On the eondi-
tons in New Zealand. said yesterday:
Il have found strange political con-
ditions there. The labor party is in
full control, and as a result Of their
legislation the country Is going back
ward. Business is terribly depressed.
and the so-caHed labor laws they have
put in effect are a travesty on personal
rights
Hundreds Of men sleep nightly in
the parks. having no money TO obtain
lodgings People are making efforts
TO leave the country and on every
steamer about TO leave for other lands
rigid search is made for stowaways.
One man was captured aboard the Ven
tura, before the vessel left Auckland,
and on being put ashore he said, in de-
SPAR, If you don't let me go I viii
drown myself-there is nothing for me
TO do here
Under the new laws imposed by the
labor party, stores have to close at 6
O'Clock on week days. except On Satur-
days when they close later. Hotels
close at 10, as well as cafes. etc. If
you go to the theater and are out after
10. you have to wake up the porter TO
let you into your apartments. IF you
have a meal anywhere after hours. you
have TO pay double, because the shop
has TO pay extra for help. The street
cars do not run on Sunday mornings,
hut do so in the afternoons, SO II you
want 10 go to church sou nave to
walk as a general thing
Then they have too many holidays.
During the Christmas time saw many
notices on the doors of Offices OF attor-
neys and other professional men say
ing they would not return until Janu-
airy s. Prohibition has obtained a hold
in certain sections of New Zealand,
and while there / had the unusual op-
portunity Of seeing the postmaster Of a
town in jail for iIIicitly selling liquors
Things are in q sarnge way in New
Zealand, but q revulsion OF feeling viii
certainly take place, and then look
for the country TO do lis legislation on
q common-sense basis.
t'And yet. in strange contrast 10 all
this, Lord Ranfuriy, the Governor OF
New Zealand. gave big garden party
in aid of the veterans of the Boer war,
and raised COCOA
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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Friday, February 18th, 1894, AT 4
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance 20
the Judiciary Building. Honolulu, T.
H. there viii be offered for sale at
Public Auction License for a period
of fit. (5O years, for the privilege Of
entering upon certain public lands on
the Island OF Hawaii, Territory Of Ha-
wall, TO conhne. conserve, collect, i'm
pound, divert and sell ali the Running
Natural Surface Water, ana power
produced therefrom, (subject 70 exist
ing vested rights OF private parties in
such water, and to the rights Of the
United States therein,) upon and from
all the said public lands situated on the
Island of Hawaii, IN the Territory Of
Hawaii, within the following describ-
ed area, 10 wit;
Boundary. Bounded on the north by
the sea, on the east by Wadpio Valley.
on the south by waipio Valley, the
u-Laupahoehoe boundary until
such boundary line reaches an eleva-
ton OF 1900 feet. from which point the
contour line Of 1909 feet elevation shall
form the balance of the south boun-
dairy. and On the west by the Honoka-
ne-Awini boundary as shown by green
border on the sketch plan subjoined 10
license. the whole Of such area being
hereafter called the KohaIa- Hamakua
Watershed.
Stated Annual Fee. s5oQ,eo
Upset 2sz per cent Of Gross Revenue.
but in no event. after expiration OF
years from date Of license. shall the
revenue received by the Government
through this clause amount TO less
than $25oe.oo per anRum-
ANY BID other than on percentage Of
Gross Revenue viii be rejected
Upon fall Of the hammer the success
ful bidder win signify his acceptance 3f
the license and Of all the terms there
Of By his written endorsement thereon.
and the payment Of the first Five Hun
dred C5eog Dollar Fee.
For fun particulars. IN regard TO con
6ftions Of said license, apply 81 the Of
fee Of Commissioner Of Public Lands
Honolulu, or Al the Office OF sub-Agenr
OF Public Lands. HIlo.
Jas. ". PRATT,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Honolulu. =. H. January 23rd, 1894
ss97
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sHERIFF-s So -


Under and by virtue Of ceTt1E
Alias Execution issued by Lyle ~
Dicksv. Dis4r1c~ -Sazfstrate of Hon~-
ltllu. Island of C-Al-, Territory Of B-a-
wall. on the 18th dag Of January. 1s9a.
in the matter OF J. E. Fullerton. As
signee Of c. c. Biting. Us. NlnceIfz
Fernandez. I have in said HonSlrixS,
on this 18th day of January A D. 1SvAs
levied upon. and shall offer for sale zTsc
sell at public auction. TO the hightsL
bidder. at the Police Station, KaiakaE1s-
Hale. in said Honolulu. at II O'Clock
noon, of Tuesday, the 18th day OF req
r-1arr. A. d. 1904, ali the right ufse
and interest OF the said Vincent Fer
napdez in and to the following descrIo-
al real property, unless the SUN Or
TWO Hundred and Sixty-four azE
40-1Oo Dollars, less Three and 5s-lSs
Dollars paid by said defendant tAaL
being the amount for which said a3aaA
execution issued, together with inter
est. costs and my fee and expenses are
previously paid:
lot on Eva side or Kalihi Road a.
KalihI. Oahu, 50 feet on Leilani stree
by 100 feet depth, being certain Lot
of Map by +. w. Wilcox, and convey
ed 10 Vincent Fernandez by ABR. FER
nandez. July 1st. 1898, as OF record IL
the Registry Office in said aoElolnsS
IN Liber 1s3. page lao
Lot on Eva side OF KalihJ Road. II
Kalihi. oahu. 50 feet or LeiIani streAr
by 10 feet depth, being Lot Of Map
by r. ". Wilcox, and conveyed Ia
Vincent Fernandez by Abr Fernandez
January 9Th, 1899. as Of record IA zaa6
Registry Ofhce in Liber 1SS. page Sss-
The above described lots are sa1p1sr9
to Mortgage OF Vincent Fernandez a.
Trustees Of ". c. Lunalilo Estate, for
s1soo. dated June 18TH, 1893, and OF rec
ord III the said Registry Once in LioT
192. page 81.
Dated al said Honolulu, this 18th day
of January, A D 1904
CHAS~ F. CHILLI&GWoRTH,
Deputy Sheriff, Territory Of Hawai-
s6se-Jau- Is. q, Feb. 8, 1s.
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sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE

Under and by virtue Of a certain
Alias Execution issued by Lyle A
Dickey. District Magistrate Of Hone
lulu. Island Of Oahu, Territory OF k3a-
wall. on the 18th day Of January, 1904.
in the matter Of Cecil Brown vs. Exa-
wall Land Co. Limited. I have, IN ssaG
Honolulu, on this 14th day Of January
A. Z. 1864, levied upon, and shall Offer
for sale and sell at public auction tS
the highest bidder, at the Police Sta
ton. Kalakaua Hale. in said EoHoEE-
il. al L O'Clock noon Of Monday. t1s
18th day Of February. A D. 1854 az
the right title and interest OF the ssia
Hawaii Land Co. Limited, in and 20 the
following described real property, IL
less the sum OF Two Hundred and Thir-
ty-two and S7~1go Dollars. that being
the amount for which said alias exssa-
ton issued, together with interests
costs and my fee and expenses are pre-
v-iously paid
All those certain premises al K-apals-
M. Honolulu. naauzza q King stres-a
being portion Of Land Counissla'z-
Award so, Royal Patent z076 10 K-DEtss
and containing 1888 square fest, q III
lie more or less, and being q portion .
rba premises conveyed 70 Hawaii LsLla
Co. Ltd. by George Lucas- CorrlTi1-s-
sioner. July 18th. 1850, as q record r.
the Office &C thz Registrar Of CONVEX
auees in said Honolulu il Li0er -
page s48. -,-
High Sheriff. Territory Of Hawai-
dated - said Honolulu, this 1stn 1&g
Of January. A D 1904.
crec Tn Il 2--Feb { Il
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SEALED TENDERS.
G :. HOLLOWAY.
Secretary.

Sealed Tenders VIII be received until
L N. OF Wednesday. February Srd, 1904,
for furnishing Departmental supplies
for months ending June. 3oth, 1854
The Superintendent reserve the right
TO reject any and al bids.
An tenders to be on schedule blanks
furnished by the Superintendent Of
Public Works
c. :. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Department OF Public Works. jan
uary %, 1904 66S9
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

4 dredged channel 200 feet VIDE. 50
feet deep. and about One-fouGth mile
long has been completed across the bar
at the entrance 70 Pearl Lochs, con
meeting with the natural deep water
channel inside. II has been -buoyed as
follows:
4 black and white vertical striped
buoy about one-fourth mile 70 seward
Of the entrance n about ten fatholas
o. water.
\ red spar buoy ae both the seward
and Ensaore end Of the dredged chan
mel
= black spar bzov at both tbs ssa-
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H. y. Amy recently fell into an
open and unguarded ditch on Hatch
street By night. and had his collar
bone and two ribs fractured An
other man was caught IN the same
trap. sustaining a dislocafion Of the
shoulder. Still another man TOOK a
tumble into the ditch, but escaped WITH
only the shock Of his fall SuperIn-
tendent OF Public Works Holloway OF
being Informed of the dangerous place
has taken steps 10 have the chasT4
E-fdge5
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned, :. I Shaw, Of Honolulu, Is
land Of Oahu. Territory Of Hawaii, and
J. s. Canario. Of Hilo, Island Of Ha-
wall in the said Territory, have enter
ed into partnership for the purpose
Of carrying on busdness as Importers Of,
Dealers in and Sellers Of Wines, Beers
and Liquors under the name or style
Of "Hilo Wine and Liquor Company, .
al Hilo. Hawaii aforesaid. and al Pu-
IA. Hawaii aforesaid
Dated January ., 1894.
s I SHAW.
ssee J. :. CANARIO-
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BlIo FEDERAL Term

The Federal court party got away Tor
Hao ali right in the Kinau- With
Judge Dole there were Assistant DIS
triet Attorney Dune. Deputy Marshal
T. L Winter. Clerk Frank Hatch and
stenographer J. D. Avery Grand
snro-s from This island who went were
" 4. Hadden, Y. c. Brash, X r
Burgess. Charles Glrdler. ". b Hop
kius ana Isaac .. Aea. and trial Jurors
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STOCKHOLDERS HaT1cE.
NAHIKU SUGAR CO. LTD.

Notice is hereby given that in accord-
ance with the terms of the agreement
recentiy entered into. all stock that
has been deposited win b'a paid for by
the undersigned at their office, Stangen-
wa1d Building. Honolulu. on Friday
January 18th. 1904. between the hours
Of 9 a. m and p. m
ALEXANDER & Baldwin, LID
eggs
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Haiku Sugar Company.

Notice is hereby given that dlTl-
dend Of one per cent on the capltal
stock of the Haiku Sug~r Co has been
declared payable or February 1st- 1874
stock books viii be closed for trans
fers from Tuesday, January 18th, 1904
al noon.
GEO. n. ROLPH,
Treasurer Haiku Sugar Co
Honolulu. January &c. 1864 6bsS
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WIN. MccandIess. Q. K. stnlInan, z H
T. WoIser, c. A. Bon, H L. Q b
Frasher and ]. Hogan A large num-
Der Of both panels were excused Tor
various private reasons and causes
shown The quotas viii have 10 De
made I'D from the body OF the dis
-~ie++s aho714 Ifio
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ANNUAL MEETING.

HONOLULU HOME FOR ESCUgA-
BLES
The annual meeting of the HaefHses+
OF the Honolulu Home for Ineursia S4H
win be held at the room Of At.SzrE-
Bishop & Co, Bethel street, f4GsnollllE-
on Thursday, January 2Sth, 1864. AZ Z
m. 7. Give DAVIES
eees Secrz.fary
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ANNUAL MEETING.
c. BREWER & COMPANY. LII

The annual meeting Of the slzarehais 3
ers Of the c. Brewer l. Company LIN
tied, VIII be held AZ the Office ~ xssa
Company in Honolulu on WegiEssss4Es
February Sra. 1904, at ID o'clock "a n
z. F. BISHOP,
Secretary
Dated Honolulu, Jan. azt1, 1894 ss&
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MEETING NOTICE
THE WAIMEA SUGAR MIL
COMPANY.


COMPANY.
A special meeting OF The WalzzoE-
Sugar NH Company VIII be held al GAsa
assembly room ower the Offices of tSSS-
tie & Cooke, Limited. in Honclglz- g
10 o'clock a m, on the 2Sth 10y 81
January. 1904, for the purpose 81 Az
thorizing the execution and delivery -
a pronaissory note and mortgage sec1s-
ing the same to Castle & Cooke, Lin
tied, for the outstanding indebFs1Esssa
and for any business fl co1necs2Gz1
herewith: also 10 Hi existing SsscszN-
cies IN the Board Of Directors. sszo a.
take such steps relative TO the DlSs@-
tors as may be necessary
BY order Of the President.
z D. TENNEEs
Secretary The Wainea Sugar Nil c.
Honolulu. Oahu, H T., Dec E9th-
1909 ssE
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ala Plantation

Notice is hereby given that a spec1a.
dividend Of one per cent on the capltai
stock of the Paia Plantation has oeeh
declared payable February 1st- 1914
stock books VIII be closed for trans
fers from Tuesday, January 18th. 1904
at noon.
GEO. n. ROLPH.
Treasurer Paia Plantation
Honolulu. January IS, 1861 b6ss
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.
KoHALA AND HILo RAILWAY co.

KDHALA AND A1LO ES<A1L " - -
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Kohala and Hilo Rail
way Company. duly held on Monday
the 25th day Of January, 1904 the 1oi-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve 4or
the ensuing year:
Mr.. Philip Peck Presloe71ll
Mr.. J. 7. Mon. First N1ce-F Tesl ozlie
Mr.. !. F. Brown. Second Vice President
Mr.. George Il. Robertson Treasurer
Mr.. T. c. Ridgway- ss7cTet'iE
Mr.. J. 4. Gilman "A 1oll oi
The above named officers. together
with Messrs. Adam Lindsay, august
khrens and J. J. Grace. were elected
the Directors Of the said company LoI
tie ensuing year
Honolulu, January 18th, 1864
IF. G RIDGwAT-
Secretary Of Kohala and Hilo RailFyaE
Company 90'S
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ward and inshore end Of the cr~sssE

ward and inshore end Of the crussxrs-
channel
From the inshore end Of tn. nEzazzst1
10 waipio Point the sharper EsoSz2z &c
the reef and the turns have been u.aaN-aE-
ed by red and black piles drlven II Eee
reef. or By spar bnoys. and the caAzss-
mel is now open 10 navigation En1o 21Aas
Lochs.
(sig, c. S. HOLLOWAY
$751; Superintendent Public NS-ka-
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MEETNG NGTiCE
PACIFIC GUANO & FERTILIZER
COMPANY

The adjourned annual meeting d Isz
stockholders Of the PacfIic G zana a.
Fertilizer Company viii be held N tasss
Office of II. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd Ehs--
nolulu, on Wednesday, February =,
1904, at 70 O'Clock g. m
2 KLAME
ssee Secretary
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Phone s7hite Sol. P. Q. Box 80
MON TAS GO.

lis King St. near Maunakea-
HOUSE PAINTING. Contractors ano
Builders. Paper Hanging and Decorss-
Ing done by first class workTnen-
PRICES REASONABLE.
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Of American Sympathy
Being With Japan
i'm Crisis.

That the influence Of the United
states Is now and VIII be e1elfed
against Russia'a policy in The Orient
seems 10 be conviction, and not with
out cause shown, among Americans in
that quarter. Two Of the evidences
On which they rely for this belief in
Washington sympathy with Japan in
the present crisis, are contained in the
following editorial articles from the
Weekly Box of curios, published at
Yokohama:
The American Asiatic Association IN
New York represents all the leading
firms doing business in the Far East
and their practical knowledge Of the
conditions here is valuable TO the gov
eminent when dealing with Asiatic
questions, so when the Advertiser re-
ceived the following cablegran fro
the Secretary OF the Association il ex-
presses sentiments that show the feel
ing Of the nation, and besides being
very complimentary to Japan, plainly
indicates that the United States does
not hesitate TO express their sincere
friendship in a way that Russia can
not misunderstood. The following is
the cablegram referred TO and which
was issued as an extra by the Ad-
xertiser on Thursday afternoon:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. = There is
here universal recognition OF the fact
that Japan is fighting the battle for
civilization. Press, people and gov
eminent desire japanese victory and
realize that American interests are at
stake Japan has everything TO hope
and nothing TO fear FOORD-
Reuter- informs as that the Z. 8 Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has recon-
mended TO the House Of Representa-
lives that q Consulate General al Muk-
den and a Consulate at Antung be es-
tablished What viii Russia have TO
say when these representatives Of the
United States enter upon their duties
It viii be the first practical evidence
that her assumed ownership OF Man
churia viii not be entertained, ana
that While she has the right OF way
for her railway, she cannot ignore the
rights of the other powers to share the
trade they have heretofore @Joyed-
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NOTICE.
HzTTANA SOCIETY.

Treasurer's Office hours 10 II q
m ano 3 10 p ~ Sundays and non
days e-czpted-
= a r VIEIRA. Treasurer
e6ss No rs Hofei street
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High Sheriff. Territory Of Eawah
Dated e. said Honolulu, this lstn 4%g
Of January. A d 1864
Ssse-Jan- 1s. zT-Feb- {, "a Ill