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On Saturday. The lth Day Of February
L. D. 1906,

At u orc OCk NOON OF SAID DAY.
at the front (naauka) entrance OF the
Juulclary puiIolng II honolulu, Island
Of Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii, the fol-
lowing property and interests OF TIE
Pacific Heights Electric Railway Com
pany, Limited, decreed 10 be Sold
All and singular the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway, a railway beginning
ct the junction of haiulani drive, &
private way, and Booth road, al Pau
Ga, Honolulu. Oahu, and running Up
and along said Kaiulani drive two and
one-haIf miles, more or less. following
the widenIngs Of said road, 10 the
summit station Of said railway; and
also all the roadway whereon said rail-
way is located, and rights Of way for
tracks and poles. and all sidings, sta
lions. power house, track, poles, wires,
hangers. appurtenances. steam plant,
power generator, spare armature, light
generator. all passenger, express and
freight cars now built and in the course
Of construction, al station buildings
car sheds and other structures and all
tools. machinery. extra parts, rails, fish
plates. stock On hand. blacksmith shop,
chattels. appliances and supplies Of
every kind belonging or appurtena1t 70
said railway;
And also al those tracts and par
GELS Of land and al other property
conveyed 70 said trustee. or intended
50 10 be. by deed OF Charles : Desky,
dated June -. 1902. and recorded in
the Registry Once II said Honolulu
in Liber -. on pages -
And also all the franchises owned or
held By said respondent. the Pacific
Heights Electric Railway Company,
Limited. Of every kind and descrip-
ton (saye only its franchise 10 Be
corporat5ozD. including its railway
franchises, by i held or taken under
and By virtue Of its corporate articles
or otherwise;
Including also. as part O. the property
SO to Be sold as aforesaid. that certain
cable. referred 10 II the decree On lie.
herein as 2 55s3 foot 4121 pounds, 4-a
triple braid weather proof cable. and
now being IN the possession Of said ao-
noluiu Rapid Transit and Land Com
pany and also The steam condenser r.
ferred TO IN sai5 decree as that sold by
said The Pacific Heights Electric Rail
way Company. Limited, 70 the respond
eut. August Dreier-
Provided, however. that said cable
and said steam condenser shall not Re
sold unless the proceeds Of sale q
al other Of said property shall prove
insufficient 70 pay ana satisfy al Sums
decraed 10 BE- paid and Il that event
said cable and steam condenser sh2-l ,
be sold II the inverse order, II point
Of tine. Of their sale by said Fac-lal
Heights Electric Railway Coz11Ea-lE
,be+ i n say. said steam co15snssr
ebs1I b. sold first. and then. Il Eecez- /
sa-v- said cable
Terms Of sale. Cash IN United States /
gold coin: deed al expense o. PuH-
~ further particulars spply tel
--.ee~s smith & Lewis Or L J War
rsn. Esq. attorneys for Peti5i7ne-.
their Office. Judd building corner for1
s,s Merchant streets. Honolulu or .
fhe undersigned AT his Office II ne
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By AUTHORITY
SEEEEFFS SALE NOTICE.

Under ana bE virtue q 8 certain *
7cazzoa lszeed our oE The C1-zafz ,-5ur.
/ or-the FIRST Circuit. Territory Of Ha-
val, 81 TIE 1a5a day q December. \
D 1873 in the matter Of J. .. Lewis.
plaintiff - Christopher !. Holt d.
PENDANT, and by said court al order
was made on tia nth day q January.
A D 1888. extending the tine zor max
ing return Of The within execution 80
| days from the 10th day OF February.
a D. 1893, have, On the 1srh
day Of January. A D. 1895. levied
upon, and shall Offer for sale.
and sell al public auction. 10
the highest bidder. at the Police STA
ton. kalakaua Han, IL said Honolulu,
al L. o'clock noon OF Monday. the goth
day Of February, A D 1875. all the
right, title and interest OF the said
Christopher J. Holt. IN and 70 the fol-
lowing described property, unless the
judgment and costs Of execution,
amounting 10 Six Hundred Twenty
Eight and 23-1eo ($s2S 81 dollars, in
terest and my expenses are previously
paid:
All the right, title and interest of
Christopher J. Holt in and 10
L All that tract or parcel Of land
situate II the District Of waianae. Is
land Of Oahu and known as the Ahu-
puaa of Makaha. being the land men
toned or described as Apana ). in
Royal Patent 224s. issued on Land Com
mission Award 1858 70 a Pak. and
in and 10 all that piece or parcel Of
land situate in Waianae aforesaid,
granted 10 James Robinson & Company
by deed executed by Kamehameha "
and Of record in Llber 9 on pages 233.
Hawaiian Registry OF Conveyanees.
containing thirty-six acres.
. All the right, title and interest
of Christopher J. Holt in and 10 the
estate Of his grandfather, r W. Holt,
late of Honolulu. deceased, and in and
10 all the real and personal property
comprising the same estate.
3. All the right. title and interest OF
the said Christopher J. Holt in and 10
la) that certain lease, undated, but ae-
knowIedged December ,, 1852, made by
and between William a AIdrich OF
the first part and John D Holt Of the
second part, and Of record in Liber
IS. page Io1 in said registry, Cd the
term thereby granted, Co the piece or
parcel Of land and Embellishments there
n described and thereby demised, (d)
the estate Of his father, o. ]. Holt, de-
ceased. and al the real and personal
property comprising the same estate. |
4 cash payment OF one-haIf Of theI
amount Of the successful bid II United |
States gold coin viii be required at the
time. Of sale. the balance 10 be paid IN
United States gold coin upon the de-
livery Of the deed.
Deed al The expense Of purchaser
Dated al Honolulu, Oahu, this 18th
lay Of January. a. D 1905.
WM HENRY.
High Sheriff, Territory Of Hawaii
7oo4-Jan. 1s. 50. Feb. 1o. 20
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ANNUAL MEETING.
KIHEI PLANTATION co. LTD

KIHEI PLANTATION co, LTD.
By order OF the board Of directors
the annual meeting Of stockholders Of
the kIhei Plantation Company, Limit
ed, viii BE- held at the Office Of the
company, S1angenwald building. Homo
lulu. on Saturday. January :. 1905. al
10 a. IL L A. TEURSTON.
Secretary kIhei Plantation Co, Ltd
Honolulu. January Is, 1895. 1904
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ORPHEUN COMPANY. LTD.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Orpheum Company.
Ltd. VIII be held IN Honolulu on
Thursday. January 19. 1905. al ; o'clock
2 n, At the Office Of the Kapiolani
Estate, Ltd, King and AIakaa streets
Il, II TON HOLT
7ca2-Jan- Il, IS. p. Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE BUILDERS. AND TRADERS
EXCHANGE
The members Of the Builders and
Traders Exchange VIII meet at II r.
on Thursday, January -. 1905. al their
rooms for the election 81 officers FOR
the ensuing year and AT AS p m for
the annual meeting and installation OF
officers. J. n CRAIG.
President
Polls open from Il n 70 : p m 1904
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ANNUAL MEETING.

MUTUAL. TELEPHONE CO LTD
The annual meeting q The czzIl5s-[-
as Of the Mutual Telephone CO Ltd,
VIII b held al @che Office OF rhs con-
rauy OF Wednesday, January . 1ssa-
at 2. II CHAS- H ATHERIoN-
-aaa Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC N
STRJCTI0N-
TENDERS FOR PRINTING REPORT

TENDERS FOR PRINTING RE-k''1ftI /
Sealed tenders for printing and bind
ing five hundred copies Of the forth
coming report Of the Department Of
Public instruction VIII be received al
the Office Of the Department until L
O'Clock noon Of Tuesday. January p,
1855.
size of page. quality Of paper and
general style Of work 10 correspond
with what Is usual IN Hawaiian Gov
eminent reports Samples OF paper
proposed 70 be used must Be submitted
with The bids.
BIDS 70 state the price per page Of
plain matter and the price per page
for tables. and 10 include the covers
ana title page without extra charge
No inserts VIII be allowed; al tables
must 90 CD the regular sized page
Work mast be completed and de-
livered not later than Tuesday. Fs5ru-
arg u and a penalty o ten dollars a
day VIII be charged for each day Of
delay beyond that time
BY order Of the Department Of Pub
lie instruction.
ALATAU T ATKINSON.
g =. RODGERS Superintendent
Secretary 1904
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$1,000 REWARD.

TEN dollars reward VIII be paid for
he arrest and conviction Or for any
reformation leading 70 the arrest O.
the PARTY who STOLE the following
fowls from the residence Ct Isaac
Tesla. KalIh5, light B-ahr12a-
ra7r R-anrra and common hens.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
BANK OF HAWAII. LTD.

BANK OF HAWAII. LTD
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Bank Of Hawaii
Ltd, viii be held at The company's Of
fee on Thursday, January IS, 1865 Al
$50 o m. for the election II officers
for the ensuing year, as vel as any
other business that may be presented.
Z. f BISHOP,
Secretary pro fem.
Honolulu, H. T, Jan Is, 1865. 1908
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BERI-BERI ON
THE ABBY PALMER

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 1.-THE bark
Abby Palmer, from KaanapaIi for
Philadelphia. is in quarantine at Mar
Gus Hook, one Of har crew being down
with beri-beri. The Abby Palmer has
a cargo Of sugar.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF NALIMU HAoIwL

All creditors % TIE estate OF NalirnL
Na0lvz- deceased. ara hereby notified
10 present their claims against said de-
ceased, 1uly authenticated and with
the proper vouchers. II any exist, even
though The claim Is secured By mort
gage upon rezI estate 70 the under
signed ~ the o6ce Of J At-s6 Ma
seon, Il tae corner Of Merchant and
= akea streets Honolulu Island c. Ca
hu- Territory Of Hawaii, within szE
months f-1-n This cate.
+ sach claims % not presented WITH
II sad six months. OF within SIX
Cz0--hs from th= ---= cn=y Eal dee
Trey shan BE- forever barred
Dated Honolulu De- =. 1864
D (As1TTEL
Administrator Of The estate o Ca-111
Naomi
sss5-D=c -, jan : l. Il
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crew OF SEQ were more Or less injured
J BY the vessels rolling
The Pro1er is ID remain here about
forCy-f5va days
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FULL INDEXING MADE
or THE ORGANIC ACT

passed by Congress creating for Hawai-
repeas civil criminal previously
enacted by Hawaiian legislatures.
No IN the Organic Act except through
medium The previously printed copies OF this law
in IN Hawaii contain only 657 indexed subjects.
The index OF the Organic Act the Fundamental Law Of
Hawaii 1899 indexed subjects and references
REPEALED LAWS NOT HERETOFORE INDEXED
Some OF the Hawaiian Statutes repealed by Organic Act
which ndexed the previous publication
fully indexed IN Fundamental Law Of Hawaii follows:
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Lieus on Vessels. Bankruptcy.
Water Rights
PENAL LAWS.
Treason, Foot Binding
Violation o. Postal Lsws, BIsspheuy.
Tagrancy. Manufacture OF Liquors.
OTenses On High seas
Criminal Jurisdiction q Distris<
Magistrates.
Criminal Jurisdiction 0: Supreme
Court
Import Regulations.
Auction Licenses.
Commercial Travellers
Fire Arms. Coastt.g Trade
Padding Goods.
Importation OF Live Stock.
Imports. Quarantine
ConsuIs and Consular Agents.
Whale SHIPS
arrival. Entry AID Dep -rurs Of ves-
seIs
Navigation Fraudulent EZpoTtatioa-
Master ard Servants
immigration. Agriculture aud Forss-
try
S=[5-5Cus Cer=-Ees-
SAILING Regulations,
SESSION LAWS.
Duties and Exemptions the-e<rou-
Registry @ Vessels. Elections
deportation q I've s-ocL
Pacific CaH5a.
Co-zalI5 e-5oz Of Public Debt
Ports Of Entry
Chinese INN .g-a e5o1-
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judiciary building, az Honolulu afore-
said. N. T. SIMONTON,
Commissioner.
Dated: Honolulu, Oahu, Territory Of
Hawaii, January ;. A D 1905
6s92-Jau- ;, u, 1S, IS. Feb. >
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

PORTUGUESE MUTUAL BENEFIT
SOCIETY OF HAWAII.
The Portuguese Mutual Benefit Soci-
cry Of Hawaii, at its regular annual
meeting. elected as its officers for the
current year the following gentlemen:
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VI D SIN a, S-LI7tlaL ,
Honolulu. January 1s, 1895 !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
SAVED
BY A WOMAN.
She Supplied Money and OBJ
tanned RapieW Tires
hold Of GaIIOWs.
OENEEN GRANTED STAY.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Every prepara-
ton to hang him having been conlplet-
I'd and with the shadow of the gallows
falling across the threshold of his cell,
Johann Hoch, the "Rluebeard," who
at least brought misery to thirty wives
and who was convicted of numbering
one, has been granted a reprieve for
four weeks through the intervention of
a M Covering in the fear of
death, his bravado having fallen from
him like a mask, Miss Cora Wilson of
this city and Attorney Alfred ii.
Thompson made q dramatic entry to
the case and furnished the means by
which it will be possible for the con-
victed bigamist and wife murderer to
have his cast reviewed in the supreme
court.
Only the possession of 5000 to make
up the $1,100 necessary to pay the
cost of an appeal stood between Hoch
and DEATH He had scraped together
and received assistance of $500. The
remaining sum he seemed unable to
get together, and the hands of the
clock pressed toward noon, the hour
set for his execution. Governor De
neen had refused to pardon or stay the
mans execution.
Every hope gone, the man was fairly
groyeling in his cell when DR.. L. III.
Montgomery and Miss Wilson rushed
to the Office of Jailer Whitman and an
nounced that they had communicated
with the governor and were ready to
furnish the money necessary to make
Il review of Hoch's conviction possible.
The states attorney, however, when
he had talked to the woman refused to
heed her request that she be allowed
to champion the 'Bluebeard's" cause.
She did not haye the needed money
with her in negotiable shape. While
she was wringing her hands and DR..
Montgomery was frantic in his efforts
to convince the states attorney, Law
yer Alfred III. Thompson appeared and
created a sensation by producing the
needed money. Mr.. Thompson said he
hated to see a man hanged for the
lack of a few paltry hundred dollars"
and produced the money.
Hoch's attorney Immediately called
up the governor and announced that
the money needed was all at hand.
The reprieve of four weeks was then
granted by Governor Deneen over the
long distance telephone.
Jailer Whitman went to the con-
demned mans cell and told him of his
good fortune. From the depths of his
despair Hoch became a rejuvenated
man. He chuckled and laughed like a
.schoolboy and cried out. so the whole
corridor of the Jail could hear:
Il knew my chance would come"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
CHINA WAS WEAK.
Komura Hopes For Armistice AFTER
First Peace Talk.

Komura Hopes For Armistice After
First Peace Talk.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Inquiry made
Of Mr.. Sato as to the attitude of the
japanese on the question of an ar
mistice, lie replied: Il think an ar
mistice will be agreed upon after the
commissions enter formally upon their
work. 1t has been the custom in all
peace negotiations to cease hostilities
during the convention of peace pleni-
potentiaries."
Mr.. Sato was asked as to the definite
powers of the members of his commits
sion, and he said, ''They have power
to reject any proposal and commit the
Japanese government to any document
they may sign, subject, of course, to
the sanction of the emperor"
The reports that China intended ask
ing an indemnity Mr.. Sato had read,
and regarding this he said: "China
could not ask any indemnity Of Japan.
1t was because of he" inability or un-
willingness to keep Russia out of Man
churia that forced us into the war"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
TRADE CONDITIONS.
r.. G.. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Business
Review.

n. G.. Dun & Co.'s Weekly business
Review.
NEW YORK, July 29.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Commercial tendencies are still IN
the direction of improvement, although
progress is hampered by some inflation
of prices for the raw materials of tex
tile and footwear industries. Conf
dence expands as the crops are secured,
each day putting a large quantity of
grain beyond danger and making SEN
sational rumors of loss less effective.
Weather conditions have been favor
able for retail distribution, reduced
stocks in the hands of dealers being
reflected in enlarged wholesale and
jobbing demands. Evidences Of faith
in the future are increasing, more dis
position being shown to provide for
requirements beyond immediate con
sumption. The industrial situation is,
in striking contrast to conditions pre-
vailing a year ago, when there was
much idleness, both on account of quiet
trade and labor controversies.
Liabilities of commercial failures
thus far reported for July amounted to
$5,52S, 926, of which $3,091, 296 We're in
manufacturing, 81, 7,240 in trading
and $710,390 in other commercial Ines
Failures for the week numbered 214 in
the United States against 300 last year
and ~ in Canada compared with Is a
wear ago. 18.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
PERRYs FUNERAL SERVICES.
Was the Only officer Lost in BEN
ningtOn Disaster.

Was the Only office Lost in Ben
ningtOn Disaster.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 29.-At st.
Pauls Episcopal church here the
funeral of Ensign Newman X. Perry,
the only officer who lost his life In the
disaster on the gunboat Bennington,
has been held. Rev. X. A. NJ. Richey
was in charge, assisted by Rishop j..
Il. Johnson of Los Angeles and Chap
lain Stone of the flagship Chicago.
Commander Young and officers Of the
Bennington and of the Chicago. active
and retired army officers, companions
of the military order of the LOYAL Lee
gion, officers from Fort Rosecrans. Of
ticers Of the naval reserves, city and
federal officers and members of the
chamber of commerce We're present.
The body will be taken to Stockbridge.
Mass, for burial.
The bodies of the Bennington bows
who were buried in the military GENE.
terry on Point Iona are to be sent
home to relatives at the expense of
the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
Local Items

Reynolds Brothers are starting their
midsummer stock taking
N. S. Kellogg is through with what
work he can do for the present in the
i installation of the heating and ventilat-
ing system.in school No. L
Patrolman Tonnesen reported a dead
dog at Broad street and Division street
last night.
The Legal Gold Stamps Company will
occupy the,'store at 35i State street.
A number Of. new hands have been
added to the working force at the c. Par
dee Works.
A little girl lest at High street and
Buckingham avenue, proved to be the
daughter of Mrs, johnson, of 81 Fayette
sire It. She was returned home.
The poor children, of Tlainfield, were
given an outing to Boynton Beach yes
terday by the Salvation Army Of that
place.
The regular Sunday Services will be
held in Simpson NJ. f church tomorrow.
Next Sunday and the following Sunday
the pulpit will be occupied by the Rev.
W. E.. Blakesley, of Summit, former
pastor of the church and the Rev. S. X
Doolittle, of Dunellen, respectively. Rev.
w. G. Snodgrass, Mrs. S~nodgrass and
Miss Lillian Snodgrass start Tuesday for
a vacation at Pine Hills Ulster county.
The band stand is now established in
its new site, and is ready for public meet
ings, reviews, concerts, or what not.
A baker in the western part Of the city
had a row with his wife last night.
A. B~ollschweiler plans to erect a resi-
dence at the corner of State and Market
streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
New YorIk Markets.

WHEAT-Dull; contract grade, July, 80
@851Ac.
BETTER-Creamery, extras. per pound.
2O%k121c. mercantile Exchange official
quotation, extras. 2oihc); firsts, Ou2Olac. ;
seconds, lS1aQ l91ac. thirds. 1701Sc.: state
dairy, tubs, extras, zoe f%irsts, l9a191ac. /;
seconds. I7RM1S1kc.; thirds. 16m17c.
. CHEESEANew state, full cream, small,
elored and white, fancy, l0lsc. fair TO
cHpice, 9A@10Ac.; large, colored and
49, fancy, 1Olse.; light skins, choice,
8AMS15de. part skins. prime, 7AQ7hc. ;
good, 6Q6Ac.; ommon to fair. 4%M5Ac. /:
full skins, 1AM2Ac
EGGS-State, Pennsylvania and nearby,
selected. white, fancy, 24n25c. choice, PA
23c.; mixed, extra, 2ln22c. firsts. and eX-
ira irsts. 1S@2Oc.; dirties, 10d14c. checks.
REFINED SUGARS-Unsettled.
COTTON - Steady; middling uplands
S11.05.
OATS-Weak: No. 2 white, natural, BIZ
@3Sc.; No. 2 white, clipped. 3sG3S1sc.
CORN-Quiet: July, 591am60c.
TALLoW-Unchanged: city, prime. in
tierces, 4%c.; country, prime, In barrels,
40 aart. Ac- lies s.. 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29

NEW YORK, July 29.-On a warrant
issued by Judge Benedict of the United
States district court William Il. LII
sende, postmaster of Mariners Harbor,
n. Y. was arrested, charged by Post
office Inspector William L. Myer with
being short in his accounts. On July
3 Lisende reported to the department
that he had been sandbagged and
robbed of a large amount of money
and stamps. The story was investi-
gated, and Inspector Myer reported
that Lisende had Systematically en-
tered on his books as being in his pos
session stamps that he had sold, thus
taking a large amount of money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-29
The SOCIAL WORLD.
I'M CHuRCH ORIOLES.

The regular monthly business meeting
of the Epworth League of the Danish M.
e. church was held Thursday night. The
regular routine work was transacted.
The ladies society, of the Danish M. E.
church met at Mrs. G. Hansons, of Mad
ison avenue, Thursday afternoon. The
next will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Lorens near Metuchen August "a.
Rev. DR.. T. E. Vassar, of Elizabeth,
will preach morning and evening in the
Baptist church tomorrow.
The regular Sunday services will be
held in Grace English Lutheran church
tomorrow. August 20 there will be nc
service in the church. Rev. E. j. and
Mrs. Keuling will leave August / for a
vacgtion at Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Services will be held as usual in st.
Pauls' German Lutheran church tomor-
row.
There will be no evening service in Our
Saviours' Danish Lutheran church to-
morrow. The Sunday school and regular
morning service will be held as usual.
During the month of August, when
Rev. James Northrup is on his vacation
there will be no evening service in the
Oh urch, the pulpit ench Sunday morning
viii be occupied by an out Of town mini
ster.
Mr.. Northrup will spend a few days
along the New Jersey coast. From there
he will &c to the mountains of Northern
Virginia at his native place, but will
spend the greater part of his vacation
with his mother at Rranchville. N. J.