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NAY LOSE SHOPS.
Winnipeg Notified Thxt Company Will
Probably Lecate General WOrk.
eb0ps IT yOntrexl.
SPECIAL 10 TIE Esesi.x Tf.e..

Toronto, Sept 1.-THE Globe TO-
morrow viii publish the following:
1t il Esid lhs Canadian Northern rail
wa navs i,een contemplating change
in ing location Of their large general
workshops and f1undr;ss. The cou-
pany have Il present rather extensive
works az Winnipeg and il vas pro-
posed 70 Increase them and have z
large youndnouss. general workshops,
foundry and other auxiliary branches
CONSTRUCTED On the very ia,eEt plans
When completed these WORKS would
hundred men. and of course. the force
'rathc resulted.
There is now the rumor that the
company il considering change in
these plsrH. Nothing definite, il is be-
]isrsd. has oeen decided, and the mat
Il! probably has not go, further than
IN informal conversation between the
nsaJs Of tbe railway II il known,
hDwersr. that labor troubles in Winni-
peg nave been t11e cause of much dis
satistaction ~ the railway officials and
This inclioss them 10 look 10 some
other point where the supply Of labor
will be Ioo.e stable. In this connec-
tipn come of those in authority feel
that Montreal would BE- preferable
place for the establishment Of the
greater part ri the plant-that is, the
plant for the turning out Of the mo-
tive power and rolling stock. In the
sastern city, they argue. labor is
plentiful and strikes do not often oc-
cur.
~ IL 'his latter feature apparently
which IL weighing most with the
Canadian Northern at present II
Montreal is decided On, the railway
will. Ct cDurse, have to retain at Win
nipsg the necegHary repair plant, but
the important workshops would not
Df. GptA ilirheh there"
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Tow and Country.

~. 49,, ..'>'t'S s"7 "isa ;h&fe
IN ~
80. 1T !, y ~ !uH' ths 'iH renee t"l1t
ia. A'x.I.. M S.aI tr"wn-
y. - ~ = " oHsc tHE Town
.n.. i. 'Ahahitahf! Hou!c lnHy
'>>'''@i'Sf mn fiiaHE-pD .ifH DcDGg fbr
y;,..i. @,s,v.,,.- ,,z ,.. ,
t''"3' pafEs 1Cf AMI one
'''' ~: ''Dt1 fhanSt sE:-scrapers
An. n,,,',I, ~ ~ ..1 ~
>'"' i'tDs ~ tbaI s:nbHE ~: eth
~,
=" =, ~ nNe no feason VII!
~ EH'
:.
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pager, folding aud reiOldiDy the parts.
on which he had written. always aft
er the wife had had chance TO gee
what b. bcrjbbled The queer little
play Interested me. IL went on for
half and hour or more. until the trio
rose 10 go They left the bill-Df-fafe
one the table ] confess ! was mean
enough 10 go over To- get II, liz pages
were covered with sketches Of heads,
figures and scribblings that meant
nothing, but concealed among the
meaningless things were little words
uf endearnent. q command 10 be call
ed on he phone in the morning, a big
pencil dot. which was Haid TO stand for
d kiss, all Of which bore the earmarks
VI low. affair between the wife and
The mutual friend. know the trio.
we'll, and, les, others should dis
cover wha, had and trace 1t home TO
them, put the restaurant document
in my pockt, and afterwards tore it
up
Al usual al this time Of the year
the justice courts are working over
time in cases started by laboring men
who claim they are being defrauded
by farmers. That many OF the cases
have merit, there is very little doubt,
although, Of course. some Of the cases
are without foundation.
There are few farmers in the vi
cinily of Grand Forks who annually
make d practice Of beating their en-
poyes and this year they have adopted
an ingenious plan in furthering their
disreputable practice.
A Gaze in which this new scheme
il going TO be worked was taken up
before Judge Mclaughlin recently.
Two farm laborers brought suit
against farmer for $3s each. The
case was set for trial but on the day
set the defendant failed to appear.
Judgment was rendered for the labor
ing men by default
No sooner had the judgment been
announced than the defendant an
nounced his intention Of appealing the
case 70 the district court. That means
that the case will not be taken up for
trial until sometime this winter. when
the plaintiffs have gone to the eastern
cities where, like many of their class,
they find employment in the winter.
OF course when the case is called in
the district court the plaintiffs will
not be in court and the case will be
. dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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"CONE- WRONG.


'."""'"'"" PT".. ." The E.SNIsx Jjss~s.
hanaah CITY. Sept 17--Car] C..
Young, travelling auditor of the Pan
handle and pecox Valley Land cum
pany with Officer IN Kansas City. Koy-
well. y. W, Chicago and other cj,jey
waS arrested here Saturday by a
deputy u. =. marsbal On the basig of
an Indictment returned in New Mexi-
D ~ Aril lat. charged him and Otlery
with being implicated IN elIeged gov
eminent land frauds in that territory
Mr. Young was given hearing before
United Htates Commissioner !. ~.
NlcknIs and rsleasHd on bond for aD-
Dearance before the federal court at
Albuquerque at The fall term.
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4@eE-i.f ~
Miss feline N-aale. 10: sevs-al
y@a-s ne stenog-ajn.: and h+sI,s.
u County t,ookk fo' : :a-sO j,-!n.ins
I'm makes IN zhca"r.. VINCE. Il
published II Lne Cant Fo-ks EvsI-
lng Er,ss. Stain IA ,1s auGilu-
81 s<,t.nisno couu-= = siIpv = ols-
count O. tcum j. q . ..-- c=rt III
No-E even IL Ii. apcr- in -n=
7ini=s kars tha. !. * Il ,oss-ssioc u
'4t3abit luformaLqL sui-.s II show
-na. -n+ srsfsu c.sc-;,-c Il Mss
Nsakssrs afhGs-;- sEtsacs u May
q: tos couua=E Z - So Tns
liiiss II ooing suo1 Tu.E II sx-
,',sLaE ths ',rir-.-s 60 III Is
p-.nE ,-s--iec 0. .--ursc NJ s-a.-
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Instead q: Ihs maudilr }nve s1pry
--ia- fu-ms lne nio1 NJ Ing average
mods-- r,eloc-ania ina. q. The
Wo-ld which appears here to- nne
Mgr: Mundsy. Sep -. mas tu- IFS
thsn- ms icve Of brother an6 siory
Lns finding ot me- i,7-ntns- The plsy
x ons q. Ins rllss- l.eau.i-nl ano Clever
r written -nal has ever claimed rank
ano Isat,-o1aes II -ne meip dramatic
5eit and ms .-ursn oIe Of Ing creates.
successes eTe- p:ayed IL New YORK
ci-r During Ihs phenomenal run o.
me play Z, WaliacEs lnsa1e- il New
ya-E- al records II attendance for ma
popular house were broken besides
vnici + H,as lne frs melp drama IL
aver MAKE successful :ur on Broad
WY. II established Itself 40 f-nl:
L metropolitan isTo- -tlas Li,s END Of
Ius i,-sssn. Season will ses Il back OF
Sroadwsy :. this tine 1he attraction
has ben sesn II ali Of Ing eastern
rites and now or fhs evasion of It's
f-s1 western luu- il proving lne
premier ;oad attraction o. the current
GSaSDr
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~ YpI1 A<D YkI1k-

~ IL --s:r 1a.Ics-.t,c tx ~
s,sss- 80. y 'tss s-a,+ - -llac.
,-.p. Il. t,.iss-z.F s.-2's Is u-a.ek u:aca
...-'-i.. L IL e5aso- s:.vE-e ~ tx
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..h.t-.t y, .hs ss'.'- tp' * -o..-s So
= vi .. af u.3c'- Z. ~ ;J'+s-.: Il
osee'loit "r%lc f,7s'l 70 J.ta-1:y
pyi '',se gasit Il. 'y.s- :---c r.:
~ a:e;. sgg4e ~ 7o:,ss-,lirs .es.
., 40 bfti oablss -La- = :'"tva'1.
~ ou.sios .gur. u ~ ;j.-e-;lt c-t;y.
Ia-rs i II '.asp. Z 'l-. u .aae-
.a',t = pai4sE+ ~ IL -. t:lc-
"ti"r "n-s- y 81" ur!c-g L. &. LIZ
@.e,s.s- II II; ~ :eftit u s,..ac.s.
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,.ls' .. cf'c"ha ARP ~ a-lcs ag"l
~ ar'ra- s!s.o!s supp .. "o-a- Z.
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.-es- @:En't csiifs. : :. ss.@ pa>so
y. ~ L" y. sppay aao o-naae
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'..-t J. {; NJ i'5cs itoicatsc
1T !,DtIc: !hurst acra..assyus u
rD-. ~ WIZ, g:pwt' zIC NJ vnsa'
to1hu::ls, II X. arr; t1et :as pr.icr
, II I'll spui.abj. uas.k anc a!Iovs M
! .a~ u suppl: anc dt,nsac ~ rJIt:p!
4 sa:gs msaspts. = Z c:De NJ
r,sl ,nas VII @pri. ;.sfaG.i1 so-4s-
/ 'li'st ah fr- jIs.snrt ",neu c sog:-'
. ''fD!. 'er urss NJ supp: " .is lrJ,ls1-t.
"ap II q ~ Wy .sspu.sipis ~: Il.
t7J-t;ti2:.. ul.st s.aDd ne ac9sncs II
! i''ics Sur MT IL - so;n= sx.=.-
/ rlsa.'ef u: ~ rive, y'5ct = ";ie,, ~
ar;icIs tan d purchased 3: tns COL
sui'1rf "ner ,ns's IL la;gs crop
The farmers " Nor'n Jsko,a nzvs
1"'"i1s " ~ "i,I M aaiEg .. tns
p'ics y: .htiE whsst. M. nelrg mad
W ':ls snss' nag II Minneapolis
Dunn aio En.fagr Tner a-s rof
'sc"!Eins MR. NAT tafss-,ou.-as M
ac'usj value n ,nsi' cFop p=-:ause M
"t'tai ing TAI i.st.s mpre taonsr ~
kespinY tne prize ynsrl ]. il :esu..;ay
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~ Ill.,. .,,,<,u.,,!
&7eRlyz5 1<GRANDE Ssk}

aI'-aJ.rs 81 house hunting. mr.. is
good one. and true one 4 Grand
toTks woman ssw HOUSE 70 let"
slsn; sns WIT IL The door and ankeo
10 ~ aliovsd - see Ii. place i'm
possible T-ne agent was Appealed 10
10. Information. Armed with al order
10 Tlsw liz ints-io.. tns housebesker
returned 10 -he attack, 10 find N.
occupant II {. rsT-y bad temper Why
Ine chimney smoked then. too, tn.
Plumbing was out Of urd.r-didnl She
snif he doors. No Then She had
colo. Oh. dear M. The celia! had
~a7e- II 1.-THE regsta bles troze there
every winter tina, Was wny We" were
isav7nE1 The ovne, -oulcn't do any
ming pu. grumbie and collec, rent,
and -n- electric fixtures wanted over
hauling a alE moment they might
n"eaE puI into flames. Yer, and the
BABY rad 10 IL KEEP; close 10 the kitchen
stove always; 1hs ROOMS were cold and
d-susnfr. and al that made us keep
-ne nor-id olc place ig ita; We only
nov sol -he really exac, kind Of
house w varied You are welcome
10 ing Old -amsnack Was the part
Ing Hor6 as tne would-be tenan, left
10 SO the agent and secure the house,
which appeared 10 be what the in
ruire- wanted Twenty minutes later
-ne housssesks, STOOD a. the agents
oesk-lo t's tolo the house WAS taken
Iaksn'" exclaimed the asconished
ssa-che.. DID nc: ,1u inst send me
there half - hou. ago 70 look at it?
Die you ~ :, since was IRE half
an nouf agC"'
Yes, ~as lh- bland -epIy. the
present 1s-ls-, just Iohoned 20 SAY she
would tsiie { nsw ieass e s. d vance"
Moral: DOM depend o. the ten
ant e advic=
Sal G:and Forks business man
lodsv
Wrlias or bills-ot-fare AM forget
ting 10 take them along is DANGEROUS
1ning tcr hose 10 DO VINO have appoint-
ments 10 make. while apparently a
lsoletu OF friends arg engaged in
friendly conversation
happened 70 drop into restaur-
ant .he other evening. where a party of
three, husband and wife and mutual
friend were dining The husband was
sitting back in his chair listening TO
tns music, the wife wriggled about a
good deal IN he, chair. and the mu-
tusl friend Kept sc-ibbing on the menu
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Amusen7enfs


Checkers : plar WIG. 1nruugt
Ia ,fas- -n-s. SEASONS has i.s-en play
ins 70 crowded houses IL -t,e eas1. viii
IL A4eu osr+ tonign. az the Metro
Issltial tRssfsr Tns same cumuan,
Eel IL SEw yo-E vhs-e lsS season
= plsEec If fourteenth engagement
and VII pisE anDtaa- laIe- tins seq
SUI. vii IL s.-sn here There Is nut
ons t'oInEian. producing Checkers"
ane -ts uns coming here i; Il. Us
Success aas i.esl phenomenal anG l.
-ne cause ~ lis mo- t.slns hert bs-
lore i - described as Z rafting
clsracIa- consGy VIII z his racing
In-s-est IL !. Tns lals Hon William,
& Whi-ne, sane Of il Checkers Is
IA. fn-=s: racing play nave eve-
sI Ant ane said Boston T-an-
SCRIP salo Checkers plsases all
CLASSES anc anvons v-nc misses seeing
:, vii miss L real.
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-1GGSop- -'lyi 49,
0a, present :-3- -ssn :a-iul il COZ
g--hf. Senator :iylaoo-3UsI and
Mc~uut=f and Ey.--assr9sr Marshall
aac G:vnna- nas- cs--4n2. maoe
god Always q. - ala. fc- n.
t'-s- iuts-ss-s q: -ils-, cuns.i7usn.s
-ney a'e -sp:=-s;l-a-,ys uooy. Eno
lsEs -ns confos:.c- .: -n.i- e-uns-i.u-
+-ts. e. vel e. ~: colleagues II
trJ.1g-ess
TIE ;,sopi. o No---a Dakra hEv+
NEG Gure-Do, Sa.l-E- aad -neF Enpr
VIC: . ls ana g ar u s-snas IL: ss
pQ, s-sis sIscu-!5- -usy Ike -Ds
piiIto-u u Whit - was .e-por3n-
s-sd- IN: Sa-ies ao=s M; nsed lns
platform. Tne Jzoiis ins-ipt,-;vely
--usI MIN ano ~ rs.isrs il his
executive atnli7- - vel ag rs I.e.-
suusl i,-9s-ifv
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~ - tr,s:.ft .: ~ Us E,ss.:.sc by
Srt-,s t'4H'f.r' - -. !.e.5nY tya,.a M.
bra'..sse :. '.". .ap *, = y. ,a11:.. II
~. N't.rr,s n~t:. mr. 81 *:.G 1rilt9ek
tst j. ~ n't.s'! i. I,j:;...s spe.I;n1
i,c,rs >t.c limit ;a'* -. . f,e .srs-:.,..tc
mr. r.ti.'e @:,o i:,e -a!r:,sr . .s25t-
Ia'jTf ;taiIA a,4c r:f:r.at=c u. ,..,.. n.
3Ds'.cs y. h;4r,. ~, T. yscrrr.e ~.
Lclj.i,sl 's!iYlc. y. w ,a.4u:'
IA o.s...r, f<y.,ty!.
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s.w koeEfo-c --.lt.es---1.
DsT-is LIKE gsss ( p3naE Toy ing
spTs-nueIlt IL Int sl.ai-- % a public
building costing 8 ;,t "'o i.-,si. rs. ne
Lia-sne1s Of tne ga. w.. san. enough
iu' 10 ~ hau,se: t-'arrI osfsat re
:t-=ie-rion Of Il { -:aust-upsr u -n=
I : ss.sts Ton: -. ssc
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Pulse Of the Press
4 Le1liax S.u.S,ien.

t'~eaue -s-''e%.l
falis' City hzs IL ,-c.u2r.e. pit
nAoE-,ns engines .r.n blowing uf-
Win. -ns ciis iinIJs ano -. Times
t..f-S''G wants il eniU.E-a 5ut -sali!
ns-sn, tnt Tiuss-K-c,-c <--ac,u--c ~
s1rI,s tI-1i;Ye-,rS
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r %. DEPARTMENT NEWS.
s., r.. e.. ks1dSv.

Washington. .. C., Sept. 17.-Civil
service examination will be held Sept
% at Grand Forks for the positions Of
clerk and carrier in the postof'jce ser
vice.
Rural carriers appointed for North
Dakota tOutes: DOnDybroOk. route
two, Otix T. Arnold carrier, John J.
hatcher. snbs'jtute: MiDOt. route four,
Oliver j. TrierweiIer, carrier. George
+. TrjerwejJer. substitute; voltaire,
ropts one, William Morony. carrier,
)a'heh DsIrymple. substitute.
North Dakota rural free delivery
routes ordered established November
10: MOhall Ward county, routes 3
and 4; population served, s2s, families.
10; Nccbe, rembina county, route s,
population 453, families 1O2.
A pOgtOffict has been established at
Ambrose. Willjayny County. with FL
stDw McKoane AZ postmaster.
The DOetOfficeH at Esler, Stutsman
county and Woodbridge, Cavalier cOun-
~, have been ordered discontinued az
ter September 70 next.
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n.... vi k-p,..-.,.,i,.,.

81. r..-:s. v. r - tlss..s'
y ! :>Y&N
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me labor unions of Los Anra,,s
Cal, increased their membership *
per cent during the past two,ve
months. "e''e
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Sailors Union of the Pacific ia max.
ing demand for an average wage
increase for all hands of S. n month
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs

OAHU SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED.
Pursuant to resolution passed at the
annual stockholders meeting of this
company, notice is hereby given to all
holders of bonds of this company num-
bered from l to $50, both inclusive to
present the same for payment to the
Treasurer Of the Company at his Of
fee, in the Hackfeld Building, in Ho-
nolulu, on the 1st day of April, a. d.
1906: and notice is also given that no
further interest will be paid on bonds
outstanding after said 1st day of April,
1866, as interest will cease on said DAY.
w. PFOTENHAUER,
Treasurer, Oahu Sugar Co, Ltd.
Dated, Honolulu February %, 1906.
7347
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD.

ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD.
AT the annual meeting of the share
holders of Alexander & Baldwin,
Ltd, held in Honolulu on Monday,
February &c, 1906. the following named
directors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
H. P. Baldwin, ]. B. Castle, w. NJ
Alexander, L. r. Peck. j. p. Cooke,
j. Waterhouse, w. O. Smith; and at
a meeting of the Board of Directors
held subsequently the following Off
GERS We're elected to serve for the same
period:
H. +. BALDWIN. president
j. 3. Castle. LIST Vice-PreSident
w. M Alexander. End Vice President
l. t. Peck. 3rd Vice-President
j. WaterhouSe ........... Treasurer
T. Il. HdXIOn-. secretary
ID. b. Murdoch. Auditor
E. E. PAXTON,
Secretary, Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd.
1855
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ed when such a substitution of white
labor for Asiatic could be successfully
accomplished. The Asiatic IS already
in the field, he has possession of the
market, he can only be dispossesseo
by competition; and the futility of at
tempting to dispossess him by compe-
tition is proved by experience Wnen-
ever white labor has clashed with
brown You may exclude further i'm
migration by law, but you can not de-
port those already on American SOIL
or prevent their children from becom-
ing American citizens. The harm mas
already been done-the horse has been
stolen, and the planter is now trying
to shut the stable door.
Yet if Hawaii is destined to come
under the influence of Asiatic culture
and the children of the planters to
reap the results, they have only the
avarice of their forefathers to blame
for it, Had the planters used in 1885
the efforts they are now employing
to get European settlers in the islands,
to accomplish the same result, they
would have Jared better and the is
lands would today have been haole and
not Asiatic in aspect. With a grow
ing labor market on their hands they
had the privilege of hlling it with
Caucasian or Monaghan, and they
chose the latter. Now that the mar
ket is full that privilege is withdrawn
from them. One can not but feel that
the planter is already reaping the
fruits of his sins, and yet, when he
reflects how these sins have been visit
ed upon the islands and their unfor
tunate proprietors as we'll, and to what
extent that visitation will be carried
in the future. he can not turn away
from the painful picture without
sigh HAOLE.
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NOTHING EQUAL TO CHAMBER
I.AIN's collie, CHOLERA AND
DIARRHOEA REMEDY FOR BOW
Ell COMPLAINTS IN CHILDREN.

eve have used Chamberlain g Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in our
family for years. says Mrs. J. B..
Cooke, of Netherlands, Texas, u. 8. A.
eve have given it to all of our chill
dren. We have used other medicines
for the same purpose, but never found
anything to equal Chamberlain If
you will use it as directed it will al
ways cure For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co. Ltd. AGENTS for Hawaii.
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|IDGE HUMPHREYS AND
SODA STAND PRESCRIPTIONS

2 ~Fv, druo store Honolulu violating of the
y evised permitting Chinese boys to
Sry5 rve their from which bromo settler IS dis
enedn Judge Humphreys yesterday i kno" tins be-
e have ceand by personal the Chinese
m who dispensing dangerous drug to the
This one Of the laws which was passed by Legislature
of welknown druggist who it SAID "hed 10
. p from engaging in similar business on corner
The passed by the Legislature providing only for licensed
3 hamasts dispense drugs as o0I shall be unlawful for
ny person licensed pharmacist within the meaning OF inns
pte to oaquft OBJ or otbe place
95 P5P ch e a9E KS
sANT PHARMACIST MITFIM TIE N6aNiHp Or lF R
fail Any DRUG GHEMGAL OR POISON upon the prs s
under the iHmedIate sup Ad ha be Unlawful for any
B business other than person licensed as
rs assistant pharmacist 10 compound dispense " "
% pon Conviction Of hundred dollars mpson
8 hard labor for not more than three months h1 School
Judge Humphreys bomo settler and bomo efelne
which druggists permit their Chinese sodaYateF
YES attendants to dispense to whomoeVeT cans lr t W
aPl RIM the OF each of these nosu says 4dge n
a fountains trouble out the
n hs tev a rhsy P about p0 rgh To
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ting proposals, etc, viii be furnished
upon written request accompanied by
a deposit of FIVE dollars. by addressing
{. II. Sweetser, County Road Super
visor, Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors.
tSigneD II. D. WISHARD,
Chairman.
Lihue, Kauai, Feb. 26. 1906. 1851
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Hawaiian Sugar Com
pany, held in Honolulu on Tuesday.
February p, 1906. the following named
directors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
H. P. Baldwin. ". NJ. Giffard, j. P.
Cooke. Robt. Cation, W. L. Hopper;
and at the meeting of the Board of
Directors held the same date the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the same period:
II. 2. Baldwin. President
W. NJ. Giffard. ........ .Vice-President
j. T. COOKE. . treasurer
h. e. Paxton. ...............Se Secretary
d. B. Murdoch. Auditor
E e PAXTON,
Secretary Hawaiian Sugar Company.
1855
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

MAUI AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.
AT the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Maui Agricultural Com
pany. held in Honolulu on Tuesday,
February q, 1906, the following named
board of managers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
II. P. Baldwin, S. NJ. Damon, ]. P.
Cooke, I. w. Hebron. c. H. Dickey
w. o. Smith: and at the meeting of
the Board of Managers held the same
date the following officers were elected
to serve for the same period:
FL. p. Baldwin. . President
>. M Damon. ......... .Vice-President
}. T. Cooke Treasurer
w. -. smith. Secretary
d. B. Murdoch. Auditor
E, E. PAXTON,
Secretary Pro Tenn, Maui Agricultural
Company. 1855
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
AND OFFICERS.
wAHIAWA WATER CO, LTD.

At the annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Wahiawa Water Co.
Ltd, held in Honolulu on Wednesday.
February rs, 1906. the following di-
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
E. D. Tenney, w. w. GoodaIe, w. A.
Bowen, Byron Q. Clark. c. NJ. Cooke;
and, at meeting of the Beard of d.
rectors of this same Company held on
the same date, the following officers
were elected to serve for the same
period:
E. D. Tenney. President
W, w. Goodale. .Vice-Presiden
W. A. Bowen Secretary and Treasurer
j. L. Pvormann. Auditor
w. A. BOWEN,
secretary, Wahiawa Water Co, Ltd
Honolulu, February %, 1906. 1852
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KIHEI PLANTATION CO. LTD.

Ian "A lOAN ~, LII II.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Kihei Plantation Co.,
Ltd, held in Honolulu on Wednesday.
February 2S 1906, the following named
directors We're elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
H. P. Baldwin, David Kawananakoa,
J. H. Soper, L. A Thurston, Sol Les
ser; and at the meeting of the Board
of Directors held the same date the
following officers We're elected to serve
for the same period:
H. P. Baldwin. President
D. Kawananakoa .Vice-President
j. 2. Cooke Treasure
2. F.. Paxton. .........-.......Se Secretary
D. B. Murdoch. Auditor
z. E. PAXTON,
Secretary. Kinei Plantation Co, Ltd.
1855