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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

load Of hay belonging to Fred
Scctt. had rough trip from Pittston
yesterday. The load was overturned
once before 1t arrived in this city and
after being weighed at Harrington's
scales, 1t upset again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

The regular meeting Of John Il. Hub
bard National Relief Corps, No. 90,
will be held this evening at the usual
hour
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Harvey Gage will present THAT Girl
from Texas" in the Opera house this
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
THE RACES TODAY.
Good Entries for Matched Race and
the Thrsc-M Minute Class.

The entries for today's races on the
HalIowell speedway closed last even
ing. The horses will be called at 1.3O
and races will begin at 200 sharp. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Fred l.. Doyle. II years old Of Port
land poured some wood alcohol from
c}n Tuesday evening and set fire to
1t to sec it burn. An explosion fol-
lowed, he was badly burned about the
face and hands. and was taken to the
hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
NATIONAL HOME.

Philip o. Sparrow returned Wcdnesda,
from South birmingham. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Wallace Lawrence is mourning the loAs
Of a sleigh and grndstone. A reward
is offered for the return of said articles
before haying time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Prof T. F. Monaghans dancing
school will open at City han next Mon
day evening, Feb. IS. Prof. Monaghan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Michael Mcmahon returned to the
Home Wednesday from a furlouSh &c
Newton, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

John 5. Pettingill. who has been IN
Amesbury. Mass. for the past two
months, returned to the branch Wedncs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

els H. Foster. who have been on furiough
to Boston, reported for duty Wednesday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

John Greinham, Eben Tucker and Fran
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-25
$4,000 TOURISTS
COMING

The Promotion Committee ex-
poets this large number OF tour
ISIS to arrive and suggests that
the citizens OF Honolulu beauty
their grounds, and particularly,
to paint their residences This
large number OF travellers may
not arrive in one year, but some
OF this number viii undoubtedly
be here this season. a little paint
applied by Stanley Stephenson,
the painter, not only preserves
your property, but viii impress
the visitors with the neatness and
good taste of our citizens.
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SCENES OF HAWAII
Continued from Page u


| II whale boats. Then I have sur:
scenes. -sampan and canoe races. Japa-
nese wrestling. poi pounding and I'VE
hne panoramic views OF the crater al
Haleakala.
In Honolulu / am going 70 take a
series OF views and moving pictures
% show the people on the mainland
that this city is up-to-date. You
. know that there IS a very hazy idea
among the American people as . tie
II 4waiian Islands. Any time the pa
pers there want 70 illustrate Hawaiian
ncws they dig out a picture OF a grass
nut or q cocoanut tree, or lsiesuT :
= the kamehameha statue. And the
people think that that Is about al
shere is here
Now. I am going 70 take a 1ot 81
pictures Of the beautiful homes thai
there are here. the stores and build
ings These win be for lantern slides.
Then I VIII have some moving pic
lures Of street scenes. the fish market
aad the landing o. some Of the big
ocean liners These viii be q help IN
showing the people what You have
hare.
There is nothing that educatas ike
a picture and these fins VIII be SCI.
al over the Lifted States. All ever
the world. for that matter. FOR you
would be surprised al the number Of
films we are sending al the tirna ID
Europe. The pictures tel their story
IN every language anG rne moving
picture is popular everywhere,
Besides the city scenes, I expect
70 get some Others here a pau pa
ra1e Is 70 be arranged f3r me- and
= I'll also catch the surf bathing al
waikiki Then the railway company
i going 70 run car for ne 10 Pearl
City and on 70 Haleiwa, and ! VIII
take three Of four pictures 81 -ou1e.
The effect o. these pictures taken from
the front Of moving train whea
thrown on the screen IS that q view-I
Ing tbs country from 4 swiftly-rnoy-
ing automobile. The street scenes OF
Honolulu are TO DC taken of Z street
car, probably ON Thursday
In the course Of his work for the
Edison company Mr.. BONNIE has
Travelled through nose OF the pjctur-
esuue parts Of the earth With his
camera he has passed up the vondrous
valley Of the Rhine through the
scenic sections o. Southern France and
Switzerland. in tae wonderlands Of the
Yellowstone National PARK through
the White Horse Pass and into the gold
gulclaes Of the kIondIke. along the
Great Lakes and through the Orient
TINS he VIII know what Is worthy o.
being taken and the fact that he has
spent some weeks here IN transferring
50 many Hawaiian scenes % his films
: proof should we need II. - the
-harn this land has for the visitor.
Ii answer 20 cabled instructions. Mr..
Eonine leaves for the Coast on Al
gust Il
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LUCAS NOT
CANDIDATE
CONTINUED from page y


there VIII be a quick REIMBURSEMENT Of
lines.
Among the names most prominently
and most favorably mentioned for
Supervisor IN the place of Lucas IS that
q Walter Dillingham;. He Is a man Of
the best type, and II is thought could
De persuaded TO see that II was his
civic duty 70 accept nomination. IF
ne did, be w,.nld be elected and would
BE most valuable man IN the Board.
Then. the Lane Sunday School
Class wants 10 put Nigaran Fer
nandez IN the Board, ara there Is al
ways Brother Jim Quinn to be reck-
oned with Brother Jim has not been
friendly 10 tie Lucas-Johuson eombina
ton, and so cannot expect TO inherit
any Of the Lucas strength-but still.
but still, politics sometimes makes
strange men to lie down together.
All told, this Is the most momentous
piece Of eeHcty l.oliticaI news that has
been told yet It means SO much II Is
likely to be productive Of such far
reaching consequences. II breaks W
50 many combinations. and makes 50
many new ones possible. Il sweeps
from the Brown men, AT one stroke, al
the good that they have reaped from
their recent alliance with Sam johnson
and Supervisor Lucas. Il IS likely TO
throw the whole force Of the Road De-
partment into some other camp. alto
gether. The Road Department, so much |
Of It as was opposed TO Brown, saved |
Crabbe about all that he did save in |
the Republican Precinct Club elections |
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WiLLETT & GRAY

s1enilal-y control prices. there = a
A44ilt 10 what may be expected in re-
gard 10 further rise Of prices and W.
incline To be sDmew hat. CONSERVATIVE jr,
ms respect. While the L. : vas get
ting rs supplies mainly from Cuba
II was patent that prices must rise. f.4,r
The point having been reached where
supplies Of the world are available II
Is a different matter 10 forecast a r{sA
o. the whole sugar world. The general
situation must be considered healthy
ana permanent on the present basis AZ
least Further Improvement derends
on conditions and sentiments outside.
Of Cuba and the L. : which rea11fra
constant watchfulness to anticipate.
me advance Of the week has been
Csc per ID 10 lac. per H.. duty paid.
making the entire advance for IS deg.
test centrifugals from the extreme low
point Of SAFE 10 375c. the present spot
value
The parity of beet sugar is now 3.74c,
per 10.
Last sales of Cubas was at 5-1sc. c.
and L basis s5-deg. test, equal TO 3 zoe.
landed for 96-deg. test. Holders are
now asking 3-sc- c and f for 94-deg
test, equal TO soc. landed for sS-tee
o~@SNr fNA14A oAs dA equal TO D. sc Tor
July, august and Septemb Der shipment.
No recent business has been reported
in Jayas, which are now offered al 9s.
I'D. {. and :. for JuIy-August ship
ment, equal TO 3-S3c. landed basis &C.
deg test
It is rurnored that some $4,000 tons
European beet sugars have been sold TO
American refiners. within a week. for
shipment 10 New Orleans, and to New
York, at equal to 3.72c. for centrifugals |
or, say, IS, Lid c. and T. or SIS Id |
I. o. b. Hamburg Beet is offered to- /
day at SIS. 10 I'D G and +, equal 10 |
3-1lc. landed for centrifugals
Europe and Java viii be In compa
tition TO supply the demand from
America for some time TO come.
Refned.-The market opened for the /
week with an active business on the
basis Of 10 points below list prices, but /
soon thereafter the concession was /
Withdrawn and all refners held their |
product firm at full list basis of 4.60c.
less l per cent. cash for graduated.
List quotations for the American and |
Howell soft grades are now 10 points
above the Arbuckle prices for such
grades
Toward the close the Federal ad-
Tanced their list TO basis Of 4-4oe. less
1 per cent for cash bur continue to
accept orders at 4.6oc., at which good
business is now being done by all re-
fners
The movement of sugars withdrawn
q gainst old contracts continues to be
a heavy one. resulting IL man. delays
in refiners' shipments and showing a
very gratifying increase IN the actual
At the close there is a strong under
tone. it being noted that the margin
between raws and refined is now only
soc. indicating a further Improvement
in prices.
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TO INVESTORS and SPRCU.
LAT0RS

ne following lands are hereby offer
ed for sale by the undersigned.
- acres OF land fronting on the
extension Of Fort street and
Pauoa road.
:, Land on KulSui lane and Nuuanu
street
g Lands in waiaIua under Isasa "a
the W&lalUa Agricultural Co.
/ Land and brick buildings. north
east corner OF King and Kekau4
like streets
>. Land and buildings on King street.
formerly Love homestead.
o. Land with cottages thereon on
Reretania street.
4 Beach lot at Kaalawai. beyond
Diamond Head
8 -Four "a beach lots al Waikiki.
T. Land and buildings fronting ON
South street and Kawaiahao lane.
H. Land and buildings. northeast cor
ner OF Emma and Vineyard
streets.
II. Rice lands at Waikiki.
II. Five 90 building lots on Keeaa-
moku street. Makikf
b. Lands in Manoa Valley.
Il Lands in Pauoa Valley.
l5- Lands on South street near Homo
lulu Iron Works
1s. Land and buildings. corner Kinau
and Punchbowl streets.
H. Building lots at Kewalo
Is. Two % acres Of land at Kukuiu-
aeo. near. Ala Moana road.
Also several pieces in the business
center Of the city.
JOHN F. COLBURN.
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MARINE NOTES.

The bark Molican sails tomorrow
fsr Hflo. where she VIII complete her
carsa Cor San Francisco.
The barkentine s. G. Wider. which
arrived al san Francisco fro.sa Homo
,1lts on sunday LAST. was put into
quarantine
IRE :. :. Argyll. from Kahului. ar
rived off port yesterday morning and
anchored near the barkenriae Fuller
tor. After remaining short time,
he steamship took the Fullerton IN
4ov and departed for Port Hartford
The :. :. Mongolia. from the Coast
ena the :. : Manchuria- from the
orient. are due here tomorrow. The
fe.rrner viii dock ST the Naval wharf
~o and the latter al Hackfeld :
= harf. Both are due in tie morning
falr--ized crowd Of passengers
came IN yesterday morning from Maui
md 6awaIl q the steamer NauTaa
"a The. 1riis vas rough one going
rom H r1oluIu. but the return was
wada in fair weather. The Mauna
"a brought the usual assortment q
.sland freight
a cabIegrsrn received 81 the Navw
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Station yesterday announced tfaet al
Ire 6e K stores taken 10 Midway on
rna : Iroquois had had 70 Be
dumped overheard. The cable ala not
-7-ak Il clear whether the sacrIrclE7g
e zhe stores was due 70 rough wealth
- or tn something going wrong WITH
~ stores themselves. but the former
tza5ry = the accepted one
Ire yacht spray l. again ready for
se1 "A noe stove in Ter port bow
having been repaired. When the yacht
Har h2uled up II was found that the
only thing which prevented her fouI-
aeri1g during her recent experience
1as that The floor in her bottom had
swollen and become watertight. 50
much so that holes had u be bored
81 Il TO allow the water 10 run our q
her huI The hole IN her bow was a
jagged one, through which man 5
fist could be passed
Tie Intar-Island steamer W. G. Han
Is to b. laid up for repairs and viii BE-
ont Of commission for some weeks. her
run 10 be taken by the Maui. New
boilers for the w. Q. Hall which have
been ordered at the Coast. are 70 be
put in While the vessel is laid up, ana
other repairs are 10 be made. Before
going on the run the Maui is 20 b. put
On the marine railway and the repairs
cn the railway are being rushed To
allow Of this It is possible that the
Maui can be taken on on Friday al
Trough the repairs II the railway viii
not be wholly completed for a couple
rg< -xaekS
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GOOD WHALING CATCH.

First Of the whaling barks 10 be
heard from this season is the Alice
Knowles. Captain Montgomery, which
has reported at Hakodate. Japan, with
a catch OF 1905 pounds Of bone, 100 bar
rsls OF oil and 500 barrels Of sperm
oil. The news comes by way OF New
Bedford. Mass, her home port As the
Knowles is stiu 70 cruise IN the
Okhotsk for rlgnt whales. Il is likely
that she viii return with the best
catch she has made in years ~.
July Is
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MoNGoLIA,s NEW PRoPELLERs.

The big steamer Mongolia is in the
drydock at Hunters point. wnere two
new propellers are teIng placed in po-
sitIGn. They are slightly larger than
the old cnes, and are expected TO prove
more economical as wei as faster The
liner VIII return TO the new Mail dock
erl Saturday, ard begin 20 load a cargo
for tie Orient. sailing on FridaS, July
2C-CaI
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QUARTERLY MEETING.

PACIFIC HARDWARE co. LTD.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Pacific Hardware Co. Ltd. VIII be held
at the office Of the corporation. Homo
lulu, T. H. on Monday. July 80. 1895, az
nine O'Clock a m
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
Secretary.
Honolulu. July 2. 1906. FAB
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| COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO THE
TRUSTEES OF OAHU COLLEGE
by p. c. JONES. Treasurer; FLO
! RENEE HARLAN; JOHN KID
WELL; TERRITORY OF HAWAII
by z. c. PETERS. as Attorney
General: COUNTY OF OAHU. by
G. W. SMITH, as Chairman of the
Board OF Supervisors; and 10 all
whom it may concern:
Whereas. petition has been present.
ed 70 said Court by WILLIAM ANSEL
KINNEY, 10 register and confirm his
title in the following described land:
Beginning at the easterly corner OF
Kaala Avenue and Vancouver High
way. tsaid corner being connected 10
Rocky Hill Triangulation Station by
the following traverse: Beginning at
the Rocky Hill Trig. Station and run
ming by true azimuth:-2l7' To- 15~.
1895 feet to buried monument
AT the intersection of the center
lines Of Oahu and Kamehameha
Avenues. 2os' q. 6e46 feet. along the
center line of Oahu Avenue. TO the
2997 21,. 4I3-5 feet along the north
easterly line of KaaIa Avenue 70 said
corner. ana running bysvtrue azimuths:
a. 2999 81, 40s feet, along Kaala
Avenue and Kaala Avenue Ex-
tension TO an iron pin:
~ 209' 81. $50 feet. along land Of John
KidweIl to iron pin:
% 1190 n, 229 feet along same To
"a AZ 81. % feet. along said wall
along lot belonging to The
stonewan bounding College
Trustees Of Oahu College;
- sos 80. SO feet, along same
90 SIS 35', Il feet, along wall along
lot belonging TO Florence Har-
"a 23' As, 50 feet. along same:
go 1872 II. 123 feet, along lot of Flor
ence Harlan TO the southeast
erly side OF Vancouver High
way;
go 2so q. 430 feet. along Vancouver
Highway to the initial point:
containing an area Of 5.224 Acres, more
or less: Being portions Of L. c. A SIG
to G. Beckley, and r. P. Grant 175 TO
The Trustees of the Punahou School:
noIulu, County of Oahu.
You are hereby cited TO appear at the
Court Of Land Registration, TO be held
at Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. on the
1st day OF August. A D. 1906, at one
O'Clock and thirty minutes IN the after
noon. to show cause. If any you have.
" ny the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted. And unless You appear
al said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default win be recorded
and the said petition viii be taken az
confessed, and you viii be forever bar
red from contrasting said petition or
any decree entered thereon.
Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER, rs
quire. Judge Of said Court. this 10th
day Of July, in the year nineteen hun
dred ard six.
Attest with Seal Of said Court
(SeaI) w l. HOWARD,
Registrar.
Tzs4-J13Iy IL II . 81
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BATTLESHIP TEXAS OUT OF SER
VICE

WASHINGTON. July by becom-
ing the station ship 81 the new navy
yard at Charleston. : c. the United
states battlesfip Texas passes forever
frcm the active lisr Of the navy Her
siA-inch guns have been removed.
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MEETING NOTICE.

HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO. LTD.
The annual meeting Of the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Co. Ltd. viii be held al the
Offices OF g. Brewer & Co. Ltd. Homo
Iulu, on Saturday. July 3. a. - O'Clock
JOHN WATERHoCSE.
TAFT Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Z. O. HALL & son.

There VIII be q special meeting Of the
stockholders OF Z. @. Hall & son. held
al the Office q the corporation Fort
and King SITS. Honolulu. on Thursday.
J aIy %. 1876. at - a IN. for the purpose
Of considering amendments 10 the By
laws and for the conducting Of any
business that may be brought before
the meeting.
z H PARIS.
Secy.. z. o Han & Son. Limited.
Tk-I
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. ]. Ucfida has removed his office
to 1863 Nuuanu street. between Kukui
and Beretania. IN front OF residence.
74TI
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u SMSiNt-iioGF Decay a
suva and a side trip to III. Tanning
Islands. the ca s s Maner7o ar
rived at Honolulu yesterday evening
at O'clock, withir a few hour. OF her
schedule Without the delays tae tur-
biner would have reached here on Mon
cay morning.
The Maheno brought seven passen-
gers for Honolulu and has large
through list. eighty saloon passengers
and 147 second and third class. She
brought a small amount of freight for
this port
Leaving Sydney July .. she arrived
AT Suva on the 18th and at Tanning
Islands on the 10Th. where she landed
stores ana mails. Throughout the trip
fair weather has been encountered and
no unusual incidents are reported.
At Suxa a delay occurred in making
corrections with the S s Tavfuni.
with mail and passengers from New
Zealand
In view Of the reports that the Ma
heno has had trouble with her tur-
hines, il is interesting 10 know that SO
far the company has had TO spend
nothing for repairs and that only once
has the cover of one of them been re-
moved. This was 10 allow the inspect
ors at Vancouver ID inspect the new
machinery
The Honolulu passengers on board
were Octavius Steele, Mrs. Caroline
Eastmuir. Mrs. z. Wunderberg. Miss
Helene Wunderberg. Norman Kay.
Mrs. Louise Morris and Mrs Alice
Heapy.
The Maheno sails today fer Van
couxer at l p. m
MONTARA WITHOUT FLAG
SEATTLE Cwash). Ju.y 15.-Until
new register is secured for the
steamer Montara the vessel now load
ed with freight and ready TO set salI
for san Francisco viii be elasse9 as
6enaturaIized by the United States
Government, and a fine of about $500
l. hanging over the ship.
L came about as result OF the
Montara putting into port from japan
without flag or register. and Is the
outcome Of the seizure of the vessel
by japanese war vessel during the
recent trouble with Russia.
Loaded with d contraband cargo. the
Mcrtara was overhauled by one Of the
Mikedo's cruisers August 16. 1895. The
vessel was stripped OF all movable
equipment and placed out Of commits
sion During the month Of April, Rob
ert Dollar. acting as agent for the
cif7e-Coass Steamship Company.
pIs, cha sed the Afontara from the Japa-,
nese Government. The officials de-
clined 10 give up the vessels register
for some unknown reason with the sale
cf the ship
MONGOLIA AT THE DOCK.
The big steamer Mongolia, after
having been furnished with new pro-
peTlers. is TO leave Hunters Point dry,
deck and go 10 the inside slip At the
old Mail dock this morning. where
cargo is TO De taken aboard for Japan
auA China. AS usual. the Mongolia /
vii carry an immense amount Of
freight. both local and Eastern. and +;
her list OF passengers viii be large.
G. c. Johnson has been transferred !
from the China TO the Mongolia as
freight clerk. and J. Owens goes as
freight clerk Of the China DR. G E !
Lewis has been appointed surgeon o.
thA China. vice DR. l. H Meadows.-i
Call.
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No. So. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
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A cahIegrarn received e. The Navss
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-08
TO BEGIN OIL INVESTIGATION
Alleged Violations of Law Between the
SO-Called Trust and a Number of
Railroads May Result in PrOsecu-
ton.

Washington, May 3.-The statement
is authoritatively made that the de-
partment of justice will Immediately
begin an investigation of the relations
Of the so-called oil trust, and a num-
Der of railroads with a view Of de-
termining whether there have been
violations of the anti-rebate law.
The basis for this investigation will
be the information recently submitted
to the president in the epOrt of Com
missioner Garfield of the bureau Of
corporations. This report, it is learn
ed, deals only with the subject of re-
bates and does not go into the question
of violations of the antitrust law.
If it is found hat rebates have been
given by the railroads and accepted
by so-called oil trusts, steps will be at
once taken, it is asserted, to bring the
matter before the grand juries in the
localities where the alleged violations
in the courts. 1t is not thought hat
the department of justice in conduct
ing it's inquiries will require the SER
partment proper and the United States
attorneys and other officers under its
immediate direction. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Garfield in conducting his %investi-
cation travelled extensively and visited
all important sections covered by the
operations of the so-called oil trust
from New England to California and
the south and that the evidences OBJ
tanned is amply sufficient to warrant
the department of Justice in taking
the course decided upon.