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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

s115 per foot, 41x165 feet, one block from
business lst South st: splendid buy
have but q three days call.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

s+o0o-Think bid OF $500 will buy It; two
cottages. rms. each; lot s211x1S feet
iron fence; 9th So. ST.; close In; out of
town owner wants II sold.
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BARGAINS
Cut this out.
625-2-room adobe new. 37-ft lot, 9th
West OPP. Park-$625. Terms
SS00-213 acres north bench-slS00.
S220o-2-rm. new white pressed brick, near
r G w. depot, Fine lot. 5000
575-2lz-rod lot east bench-S5I5
900-i-rm. brick In Perkins add $500
5000 acres (wesD near city limits:
house. chicken-coops. 2 artesian
wells. only $500.
$3.50 acres near GrantsvIlle, s225
30-2IsX7 rods. 9th and | St. $3.50.
$2I50-S-rm. mod. brick near University.
S275O
s35oo-5-rm. mod. brick mantel yellow
pine finish, high stone foundation.
fine lot a beauty. $500 Terms
S9ooo-li-rm, house, mod brick, within
blocks business center: 5X20 rods of
ground A fine speculation-s9O00
We wish to sell above before we move.
Goddard Investment Company. under
Walkers bank. rli44
JUST LISTED-HALF ACRE. ALL
house. with all furniture. chicken house.
etc: fine we'll and plenty of ditch water,
so, cast: one block from car. S700 $1,000
down. This Is your chance.
Newcomb, 63Iz w 2d So. r. I.
IsCRIM MATING PURCHASERS
will do well TO look at our new broom
or s-room cottages on 18th East, near
4th South st: easy terms.
Fritsch. No. IL East 2nd South st
Phones; Ind. TAT. Bell 1857, rl3f4
FoUR-RoOM COTTAGE. WITH -FOUR
lots, on car line. only sli00
Very nice broom cottage on the east
side; fine location: easy payments and a
bargain: $1,000.
Choice 5-r cottage, 4 blocks from Main
st = cash. $3.50
Nice building lot. 37iz by 125 #. on. East
bench. $50
by 10 rods East bench. 1920
. lots close r. O.. w. shops, $3.50.
9 lots. near Liberty Park, $3.50
Good investment properties in all parts
OF the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

z NE PuRGHAsING YOUR HOUSE
sco0s, call at our store and eot o.,.- r.
VIII save you from Is 20 IS ncr
rrs~erythins IN h it,noieym. stoves. ranges
9.or installments. Eebraak. iIne'
Noo So pT55
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

CLOSE-IN PROPERTY, $50 PER
front foot: facing west on State. just
through Eagle Gate' 1915 by ls2, with
present old buildings renting for $3.50;
elegant site for apartment or fat build
ing: paved street; sewer; walking dis
tance.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
1--WE can match anything anywhere"
Member 8. l. r. +. Assn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

Woodmen of the World
wOoDRINE circle No Al meets every
TUESDAY, 8 o'clock at /. o. o. F. hall.
SILVER MAPLE circle No. 10s meets
every Friday night at !. o. o. r, hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

500 TO s475 per foot. biz. frontage \.
block from knutsford hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

$3.50 per foot is very cheap for several
corners that arc within 2 blocks OF
business; we urge the purchase OF this
class of property as we know 1t is 33 per
cent under comparative market values.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

4 COM ANIES INCORPORATED
IPu havehstocks or bonds for sale
them through me to investors
= NJ Kellogg. Broker. si5 Ellicott
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Buys nice lots In Waterloo.
Sl050

go
Buys nice lots In Waterloo
$3.50
2l1 by 10 lot. choice residence section,
east side.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Says sell my nice 5-room brick homo
with summer kitchen, pantry and closet
nice lot. good location. southeast, for
sl300. Get busy II you want snap.
MODERN HOMES:
Yes, we have them In all parts OF the
city, all prices. and for $3C0 we will
place you in one OF the best modern
brick homes on northeast bench. large.
airy rooms. fine mantel. nickel plumbing.
large lot, new and up-to-dat we chal-
lenge competition on this homo at this
price
Yours for snaps.
A. McKellar Sc Co. e317 ". and South
r1Sot
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ONE OF THE PRETT1EST BUILDING
sites on the entire East bench, llth E:
T6ylIl II to alley; overlooking entire city,
and between two flne residences, one OF
them the finest on the bench; price $1,000.
half cash. bal. 8 years, per cent; worth
sl5NO today; must have this amt of money
at once Address S Al. Tribune 1890
49l1 FIT. MAIN ST, E. FRONT; s45 PER
IT. worth SO. one-third cash, bal yrs.
low int Address 6 46. Tribune 1885
7-RM HOME, $500
on 11th East. I rms, bathroom. cellar.
good barn SOFT lot
MODERN HOME. 5000
on ard st, S-rm.. 2-story. faces so: barn.
S-rod lot of which half could be sold.
Ground alone worth $500
NEW, MODERN, S0OD-
No. l02S 9th East; just completed; 9 rms.
and room FOR more upstairs, reception
hall. pantry, bathroom. china closet com
pletc basement; natural wood finish, Moth
Ing better for the price I'm town
T. w. WILSON RESIDENCE. $1,000
No. 615 F. Srd So 10 rms. every modern
convenience. An ideal home Very rea-
sonhbe terms
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner, w. So. Temple, with trackage.
S2S per front foot. on s 4th West near
2nd So. $50 per II. Corner on State and
9TH So So per n.
SON-SHERMAN co. 90 W. 2ND SO
Tel 49,. r1375
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EEp ME MAKE FURNITURE
merchandise sales anywhers D.
Z, osterloh, nuctioneer AZ
~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

- sfiY LADIES AND GENTLE
T@lk refinement, anxious to marry;
In phs and description free. S. T.
u anon city, Colo. rl3l7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

ss5 per foot; the best and cheapest cor
ner on the market, go feet OF frontage
one block from new postoffice: YOU Will
kave made 5000 on this property the mo-
Iuent you get the decd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

6o-FOOT FRONTAGE. NEAR NEW p.
o, renting for $50 per month: $3.50 per
foot
Sl5Qo-tXl0 rods. 5th f, near eth South.
$1,SQ-3xl0 rods, 5th w. near End South
S22So-5xS rods. \ st. near let
Sl2S0-3xl0 rods, 2nd South. south front
SlIDO-SNS rods. 9Th f. near 4th South
Nt50-5xlo rods. cor. / street. with 4
room brick. a bargain.
s15o-3x1 rods. llth F., near 9TH South
sJ0D-l0xl0 rods. I street
S915o-Double house. 9 rooms each. good
location. east side
sel5o-10x2O reds. 2nd E. near city and
county building
S2toO-6ea.xls5 feet. 1st W. near 4th
South.
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TOLD FREE, WITH
: D. dates, facts. etc, love, business.
Ia zig; send birth date. dime and
E,s Verne. 1243 Michigan ave, Chi
n IA rl5DI
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ssOoo-Make bid $500; another out of
town owner wants to sell wants money!
cottage rooms. swell neighborhood,
Brigham st, six blocks OF Main st
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
TUTTLE BROS. 1se MAIN ST. INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST. 1S71.


FUTILE BROS. 1so MAIN ST. INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST. ISL
property embracing 72s lots that was
selling at 500 per lot Is years ago max
Ing the value S12. 600 We can now deliver
FOR 200 Think OF II, History repeats
ltsclf This addition all plated is s. ".
Of the city limits, only half n mile 1t Is
fairly good soil and s under ditch.
This property alone VIII mako the man
who buys IL rich. 1t belongs to an East
ern man We have the decd here Must
be quick sale and cash
No @543, Is 10 acres. with IL shares
water right. cottage. barn. flowing well.
varieties. one mile 3. E. Of HIS park
Only $500 WIN raise price in spring.
No. 3lss. Fine double modern blk. .
story, 10 rooms. between r. G.. W. Ry.
and O. S. l.. Ry.. near O g. L. depot
Largo grounds; room for more cottages
Sell for 1920
Fine home on n E bench. near Popper-
ton. pressed brick. 10 rooms. strictly mod
ern, with barn and alley This is only
Sfppp IL had mortgage on II OF Si70O
last year, When n money Ioaner place 8
that amount on n place IT should DO
worth 5000 at least. This Is worth look
ing into.
We have three OF the chea pest and best
Groom modern new cottages In this city.
They are elegantly located high nice
ground, fine neighborhood, large lots; in
short very comfortable homes They
range from 5000 to s25Go. s. E part OF
the city. Call for particulars. They are
worth $3.50 apiece.
We have vacant lots all over the city.
Some are bargains We can help you
pick en- out. Call soon-prices OF Salt
Lake City property Will be going up for
the next four years. during which time
the city Will double in population Tuttle
Bros. Progress building rl2S-
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BUSINESS CHANCES


7>RATIoNs NEEDING CAPITAL
c, Frederick Richards, district
r Sranlte Securities Co. Chamber
4 rco. Detroit, Mich; can refer to
y lies who obtained their capital by
Ts2thods; also banks. trust Companies
. o-'nllIo agencies. 1890
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Personal,

eADIES ONLY-A LADY RE
! patented "A darner to work on
ming machine, the darning Is beau
I'd, being so smooth. any one can
krned hosiery. darner lasts n life
r al demonstrators Will call on you
w address w II. Innis. District
:. 252 +. 3rd So rlS25
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$500, cottage, East End so. st. lot worth
$3.50. elegant building Sites Brigham, LIST
and 2nd So. East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

CORNER LOT. sXlo RODS. WITH left
cheap. on easy terms. 1881
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

,ED-RESPONSIBLE MAN TO
r,Ige branch Office and depot for
lponee and Spice company owning its
--nlis. salary up to 500 monthly and
I0ssions: references and inynstp,n,t
- required. Address Manager iS
; " on'C@so' rl3ll
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PHON0GRAPHS
SECRET SOCIETIES

A. A. 6. RITE-Tne four coordinate
bodies OF tho A A. s. Rite OF Free Ma
eonry hold stated meeting the third
Thursday In each month at the Masonic
hall. corner West Temple and Second So.
SoJourning brethren invited
Sidney w Badcon. 90 deg.
w. h. Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No. 2
t. w. Pinkerton, y deg.
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter of Rose CroiL
No. |.
Ira o. Rh~ ades, K. C. C. III.
Commander Salt Lake Council OF KadosA-
No l.
H n. Mayo, X C c. II.
NJ. OF X. Utah Conslstory No.
Christopher Diehl. 80 deg.
Registrar of all the Bodies
UTAH CHAPTER NO !, r. A. M.-Stated
convocation first Wednesday In each
month at Masonic hall. Companions cor
daily invited. Chas. w Morse. II. T.
Moses c. Phillips, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

yv = MAIDEN. WEALTHY. AT
rt't,tte. managing her stock farm.
AZ ,teds a husbands assistance. Ad-
.rIe. box l07, Oak Park, Ill 1903
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

sl8.5Oo; beautiful residence. East 1st
South st: house cost $4,000. lot worth
$40 00o is II possiblei Yes. 1t Is true.
Come see for yourself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

u1OUR FORTUNE TOLD. FU-
llIhd past revealed, surprising. by
s eminent philosopher. astrolo-
|RE Trvoyant. st John, II Sheldon st,
ea.t send birth date and stamp:
H. G7yself 1899
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

Again we say to the investor and spec
ulator, these are tho times Of golden op-
portunities; don't let them go by; the
longer you walt the more you lose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

SEE THE ELEGANT SEVEN ROOM
brick at 1923 Second st: key at llls.
Open Sunday. Terms
New four-room brick; bath toilet lava
tory; cellar; e. l.. three blocks from Tenn
ple $3.50. terms
New groom modern cottage. 9th w. bet
y. Temple and s Temple, 5000; monthly
payments
See owner, 26 Hooper Building r14os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

Improved and vacant Wholesale, track
age and warehouse property, price inter
est basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET IN
business on Main ST. Furniture IL mod,
rms, with ono OF the largest and best
equipped restaurants In tho city. long
lease and low rent on whole bldg. Own
ers have other business. VIII give right
parties a bargain and time on part
Newcomb e3lA w. I'd So, r. l. r14s
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We have a number beautiful east side
residences, prices from $1,000 to $4,000.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

TWO GOOD WORK HORSES. 1870 LBS.
SSa No. 7th West. rb12
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THE YOKOHAMA Specie BANK
Limited.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
CAPITAL Subscribed ......, Yen 24,O0O,00O
CenitaI Paid Up... 1s,00O 900
Reserve Fund ........... $4,000
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.

Branches and Agencies;
Honolulu, New York, San Francisco
London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong,
Newchwang, Pekin, Shanghai, Tientsin'
Kobe, Nagasaki, Toxic, Osaka.
The Banks buys and receives for col
lection Bills of Exchange, issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts
genral banking business.
Honolulu Branch 81 King Street
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BURLINGTON. VERMONT

necessary, and my faith is in a wise
disposition of the public lands of the
Territory. Mr.. Pratt tells me that
263. 900 acres of public lands are now
available, free of leases, and l think
that about one-tenth is suitable for
demonstrating. Pratt thinks about
twenty per cent. The number of acres
will be increased very much in a year
from now. With $4,000 acres then,
there is represented enough land for 500
families, the land being divided into so
acre farms.
81 believe that TO promote the immi-
grafton of American families, giving
them the best lands of the country,
giving them good roads and other ia
cilities, is the way to meet this danger
which on account of the departure Of
people and the growth of Asiatic senti-
ment, is becoming serious.
Five hundred American families set
! tied in these islands would almost safe
guard the political future of Hawaii.
1.-THE American colony at Wahiawa is
an example of what an American com
munity can do on public lands The
/ importance now OF lndl llltle COMMUNE
ty to Honolulu's business prosperity is
great.
zone of the most important policies
! for the future is to have enough white
children in the schools to offset the
influence of the children of other ma
tionalities."
Il wish to refer to the character OF
! the guest of honor here this evening
A few years ago l had occasion to &c
on a hunting trip to the island OF
Hawaii with the Prince and others
In the course of the trip we camped
out and that gave me a chance to ge
acquainted with him, such a chance
as I would not have had in many
years residence in Honolulu. The del
egate entertained US with accounts o.
the time when he was imprisoned b,
the Republic of Hawaii in connectol
with the insurrection of 1895. He told
us his experiences in a very entertain
ing way just as he would have told o
his travels around the world, ant
without resentment or feeling in regar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
OPEN THE LANDS
SAYS JUDGE DOLE
Continued from Page Threel

But the fact is that these people are
here. What are you going to do about
it? There are many people here anx-
ious about the large number of children
born of Asiatic parents and the posi-
bility that they will become voters
some day. These children of Asiatic
parents are going into the schools in
larger numbers than representatives OF
the Anglo Saxon race.
These people are afraid that within
fifteen or twenty years these Asiate
children will rule these islands by their
numbers and votes.
Il don't think this danger is great,
hut If they should become the dominat-
ing majority there might be ten
dency of the islands to gradually slip
away from American standards i'm po-
litical social and moral life.
"How shall we consider it? The
American, or, I should say the Anglo
Saxon and Teutonic elements, in these
islands are made up of Americans,
Germans and English and have com
bined to make the public sentiment OF
Hawaii, from a long time back to the
| present date, American.
1T appears to me tonight that family
after family of this Anglo-Saxon OF
Teutonic race, in consequence Of dull
ness of trade and pressing competition
of Japanese and Chinese, are leaving
the islands for the mainland. 1t Is a
great loss. / feel that If this diminu-
ton of our race goes on the future viii
be dark. We wish to keep the leaven'
ing element of men and women thai
will make the future all American.
1--WE should keep the isIaids under
! American tendencies. The Promotion
!, Committee is doing all it can to brinl
people here to stay upon the soil and
to come back upon it, but think tina
something more radical than that II
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to this hard experience that he had
been through.
81 refer to it now because the dele
gate is the most popular man among
the voters i'm the islands, and this at
titude of his in joining in with the
new departure of things, seems to me
Of the greatest value to his people"
CAPTAIN Humphrey spoke for the
army, giving a witty and entertaining
address i'm the course of which he re-
marked that there might be a thousand
soldiers stationed at Kahuiki and made
plea for closer acquaintance between
army men and civilians "The Navy"
was Responded to by Paymaster
Brooks, who told some good stories.
He said he had heard a report that the
Pacific and Asiatic fleets of the United
| States might be consolidated, and that
| if this happened Honolulu would be-
| come a great naval rendezvous
w A. Mears Of the Portland Cham
! Der of Commerce responded to THE
Envoy from Portland" He urged the
| backing of diversified industries, re-
marking that he was surprised at the
unwiliingness Of local capital to back
such enterprises He thought a great
quantity of sisal ought to bi produced
i'm the islands, saying the Hawaiian
sisal was the best i'm the world and that
one rope factory could handle more
than ten times what the islands are
producing. Mears referred to the pro-
jected opening of closed trade relations
with Portland, and said that it would
heir Hawaii i'm Washington, by gaining
for her the aid of the Oregon, Washing
ton end Idaho delegations, which usual
ly work together.
James F. Morgan spoke for the Ho-
nolulu Chamber of Commerce. He
commented on the fact that Hawaii
was the only Territory to get a federal
site appropriation. He said the cham
Der was dcirg al in it's power to aid
in Washington all who were forwarding
the interests of the Territory and he be-
spoke popular support for the chamber
also for the Promotion Committee
w. r. Harrington made a witty reply
for the Press, bringing in some very
good stories. He complimented the
delegate on the record made at Wash.
ington and urged that Hawaii worl
through him in all matters.
This ended the formal toast list. blu
the POSTMASTER called upon w. O
Smith for some remarks w. o
Smith praised Delegate Kuhio in higl
terms AMI commended the Merchants
Association for its work.
After refer, ing to the Manchuria dis
aster Toastmaster Smith called upoi
Captain Slattery. The captain toll
how on his first trip here he had bee
told by the captain Of the Ventura tina
light was badly needed at Makapu
Point. Had one been put there, h
said, it would have saved more thai
100000 it is to cost, whether the Man
churia IS saved now or not.
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]. X. Piimanu, Kipahulu, Maui; r. II.
Atkins, North Kohala, Hawaii; Wall
ter II. Hayselden, East and West Kau,
Hawaii; Henry Hall, Hamakua, Ha-
waif; II. S. Richard, North Hio, Ha-
wal; G. w. A. apai, South Hlo, Ha-
waii william Amau. Pune, Hawaii; G.
3. Hofgaard, Waimea Kauai; IS Ka-
hoohalahala, Lanai. The only new APP
pointee is for East and West Kau,
Walter II. Hayselden, in place of J. II.
Waipuilani, deceased, which office has
been held by Charles Henry White who
holds commission as Second District
Magistrate.
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DIED.

the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Berna Noblett, Honolulu
Hawaii, last evening" August IS, 1906
at 9:45 Mrs. Maria Johnson, native
of Sweden, she moved to America at
the age of sixteen, was married to Ell
johnson in 1872 came to Honolulu in
1904. She leaves her husband Eli
johnson, Mrs. Berna Noblett her only
child and William /Noblett her only
grandchlld. Burial at Pearl City at
2:15 this afternoon.
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MANOAMUS
The REGISTRAR
ALBERT TRASH SEEKING TO EN-
FORCE THE REGISTRATION OF
A DEED.

A mandamus proceeding was begun
yesterday afternoon to compel Regis
trar Merriam to record a deed offered
by Albert Trask, which the registrar
refused to record for 81 stamps on the
ground that the amount should have
been greater. The amount of stamps
is fixed by the consideration and the
deed names a consideration Of S25.
Merriam, however, held that there had
been a larger consideration and asked
for an affidavit to the effect that it
was only $25. The result was the fol-
lowing letter, whicr has been followed
up by a mandamus:
Honolulu, August o. 1906.
"Chas. H. Merriam, Registrar Of Con-
veyances for the Territory of Ha-
wall
! "sir:-On this 9th day of August
1906, at 1923 o'clock p. m, a deed to me
from Namakalele Cw), Akiao, her hus-
band, and Lui Akiao, dated August 81
1906, acknowledged before n. Fenan-
dez. notary public for the judicial cir
cult of this Territory, and stamped
is hereby presented to you for record
and demand is hereby made that you
as such Registrar aforesaid, do imme
diately receive and enter of record II
the Registry of Conveyahces in YOU
office the said deed.
'Notice is hereby given you tina
you, both personally and on your Off
cial bond, will be held liable for an!
and all damages, losses and (or) injur'
that may be sustained by me by rea
son of failure on your part to so regis
ter and record said deed.
yours truly,
ALBERT TRASK.
by ANTONIO PERRY,
His Attorney"
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Claus sprs is. VIM g. Irwin.
ClaUSSpTGCk8lS &C0.
HONOLULU,
BANKERS

San Francisco Agents-TLe Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-'I ion of London & Smiths
Bank, 1t
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BTRLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand, and Bank Of
Australasia
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Bank
Of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSI- ESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
tveIlers' Credits issued. Bills Of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29

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