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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14


q elegant design. the trousers neatly
creased, and he carried good straw
hat N his hand
Upon the floor near the window was
Z slender cane with a silver head. l
examined IL in the light and found the
letters &c s" in monogram on the
metal
My discoveries were too portentous
to be disclosed TO SO nervous a man as
Uncle Stephen threw the cane as far
as possible out of the window, closed
the shutter and descended to the lower
floor
Some tramp" said I. He hasn't
done any harm"
But my uncle spent half an hour in
the loft looking for sparks and pro-
tected by his manservant. whom he
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
By Way of
Experiment
By EELLlE CRAVEY
GILMORE ~ -

~ ERALDINE came home from
- the club woman's luncheon hot
~ and cross. ready for an argu-
ment." quoted Of Billy. who
figured Ieradyenture as the lady's bet
ter half, Mainwaring was sitting. or
rather. sprawling. in one Of the multi
fold lounging chairs that made com
Portable the spacious veranda. his
spiked feet raised opulently to the
towering banister rail.
Flung over his face as an impromptu
guard against pertinacious insects was
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
II HAVE sEES-rHIs % SHE snoxn o..

II HAVE sEES-THIsf !" SHE nnOEn 81.
me see IT," he said. with quiet inals-
tencc. loosening her fingers wttDod-
denly cold. unsteady hands. BuD00GA-
Ing out the paper. he scanned the wor1D
with blood burned cheeks.
"WellT'
They looked at each other for oos N
utterable minute. and silence see0S4
to suffocate them both till the wo0AA
broke II sharply.
snow tell me everything shs saA6
in a concentrated tone Of voice thst
fought hard To eliminate aN trace e
weakness.
And then, to the consternati0o e
Geraldine. Mainwaring did n most ~
markable thing. He laughed till hs
had to hold his side. after which -
turned and took her fiercely In has
arms. "Bllly. how-how dare you
Main - airing relaxed his embrace. h10
lips still smiling. His eyes bore a
oddly triumphant look. Turn the -
per over" he comma nded. and -
what IL written on the other side"
She obcyed meekly. All power of ~
sistance seemed vanished. She reaA:
Dearest Geraldine This is simply ~
way OF expcrifrent-as a means Of prov
ing to you that you are no differspt fry0
other people. BILLY.
Geraldine turned TO him Indignantly.
compelling his eyes by the rising cAaA
ienge in her own Il would not have
dreamed" she commenced fr1gidty.
that - that Her voice weaken<d
helplessly. her eyes filed with irres>Se-
ible tears. and she collapsed linpay -
his arms
"oh. BilIyr' she sobbed-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

IcAUGnr CELIA In MY ARMS
were tearing along this trail in the
fields behind rcinless steed. In an
instant there was n crash. I caught
Celia In my arms. and we dew through
the air. ON our way. as I verify he
lieved. to Join the winged hosts Of
heaven.
When I awoke from this dream I
was ly ing in the ruins of an alder bush.
and Celia was beside me. Dead?
dared not think of IL. In fact. I was
not in the best OF condition to think Of
anything. seized the girl in my arms
and ran wildly toward the town
In real life one does not carry a well
grown and hearty young woman as II
she were an infant. She becames more
and more Ike n bale of hay the longer
one carries her. My heart was burst
Ing and my eyes were starting from
my head when I heard a moderately
calm voice say: Put me down I'm all
right
Celia ! gaspesl and fell forward
. with her. Fortunately she alighted
upon her feet.
Il thought IL I played dead you'd
what I was going TO do just before you
walked mp. But. no. OF course you
evuIin't do the right thing. D0a't
speak TO me-
Are you hurfy' I ventured TO in
quire-
Me- she snapped Il fell On yea.
and just as hard as coaId too
Celia said I. ARE yeu going to tFy
Dis feuolishBess axzinr
ehe did not reply until 80 reacbed
Cncse Stephens gate TbrD he fseed
- stsr1iiy.
~If ysu wea-t ten ahsat sAfs.- -
~ Il win give yvu my wecd fR
- pear
-Dsse,- said I. and we k<pe uhe har-
~
nefsre - year was OVER - -
vspt st - sews - GiH<rt se.buFys
mBx1nUrA1s seesoA I beBeve-An0
- - ~ esnn1Asy fssUseon -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

the latest comic weekly. His hands.
long and brown and sinewy. gave com.
bined attestation tn the mans artistic
temperament and a strong athletic sus-
ceptibility ON the floor beside him
were some golf paraphernalia. pitch
er OF Ice water and half a dozen mag
azines.
Mrs. Mainwaring paused as she
reached the top OF the steps and re-
garded her sleeping spouse with med
ley of emotions. depicted consecutive
ly. upon lier pretty, flushed face. Then
d ripple of silent laughter passed over
it, rendering her twice as enchanting
as anything else could have done.
She tossed her long lace gloves. fan
and cream chiffon parasol ON bench
and tripped noiselessly up TO her hus
bands chair. Lifting the paper frae-
tion. she stole a quick, cautious glance
into the dark. relaxed features. He
stirred vaguely. She waited a moment.
then she looked again, and all Mt once
il came to her that Malnwaring was a
very handsome man, handsomer even
than she had deemed him before he
placed the wedding ring upon her fin
ger.
His hair. black and tine and absolute
ly devoid of wave or crinkle, grew in
a determined line high up ON the
square. bronzeL forehead. The lashes,
also straight. were somewhat lighter
In shade. but 80 dense as to completely
obscure that part OF the cheek upon
which they fell. Below n slightly prom
inent but well shaped nose his mouth
revealed itself to be easily the best
feature. Ii was neither too large nor
too small. too thick nor too thin Ii
was not stubborn or even obstinate.
but in n good natured, liberal way
uncompromislng to the last degree.
After a few minutes he sat up sud-
denly and tried to open his eyes. but
ten pink tipped fingers checked their
upward glance.
$50 for once I've caught you nap
ping Geraldine came round to the
front OF his chair and stood looking
down af him with laughing accusation.
Mainwaring squared himself and
bIinkeI at the mottIe of sunlight ON the
sycamores. ~T'u swear wasn't
asleep he protested. with a vigorous
disregard for veracity. Il just had my
eyes shut. that's all"
Geralline nodded indulgently and
sank down in an adjacent chair.
Il didn't know till today Sbe Oh
served. drawing half a dozen imple-
ments Of wac from her hat. that had
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

Salem. n e. Is one Of TIE -
towns In the United states DrlvSo
out Of saxony more than 20 yeaD -
on account Of religious persecutS0 81
led by Count Zinzendorf. the folhSW0O
Of the Morsvian church jourDeys1 -
North Carolina and. settling at tAs fsse
OF the beautiful Blue Ridge D0u3-
tains in the western part of tAe soneA
founded the town Of Salem AD9ng -
the changes brought about BY - peue
ess Of time Salem has always peSo0v-
ell its Individuality and the atDsup10o
Of the hong ago. A visiting gi0eR -
ter once remarked that t. saly -
IarkinS to make il q cU0peess ruUB0
iuesion of an old Saxc1y tv~n WD -
CHATTER Of the wooden sAse. 0nD2 -
the twin sister ef The nsoesD oUOo -
Winston. and TIE two afe e01
spoken Of ss WI1reso-9A1ER - -
crs,ss the rsilrvod fracA u1nI0 -
tle dividing Ene A<fw0<n - oDDOO
seey frs1 ~ tV9u0Eo euu11 -
- 0vV1oseo<A-NgU YGun ~
-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

= = IVY VI - 11A$A<A. 49,
IN TINE
bse. and there. to my surprise, ]
Ply smeIsed pipe smoke. 1t SEEMED
|be drifting down from what had
y b<~n the haymow. A ladder led
90 thfs region. and I was absut -
)end when q wosien shutter in the
= u the barn was suddenly opeDed,
J . bruad sAaft Of light struck
)suRh the giosn above me-
reached the top ct the ladl1er just
&iDe to - the face u . man w.
: 1fsppfnx cut Of the wfD<bvw. IL
nn1r-l Instantly. bat ny efIDpse sf
H0cell ssr Feevknisbn. II wns -
} - Asa CsRyy-
- hsw eouDa IT, vst1es rssraD -
- wh<n ] - - srea - -
y - - hs~. u wAs 4 49,
- Z ess1 - - vnoDw -
J - I euun4 omo6 - ruA41nA -
~ - fmnnng - = - - u1e
W0s 80 1oD@Vs1R - vusy
~ 1uDunGsa = - gkonGna -
- Anse, : - - -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

ant smile broke across her face-'-the
sincerest evidence Of my absolute love
and trust she added earnestly.
But. my dear girl be protested in q
surprised tone. women Ike to feel
that their husbands are jealously in
eIiDesi. men like to think that their
wives are-'cause' counted out
Geraldine brssied- That consider
. most vulgar statement she nsped.
'-and IT does ntN n the least alter my
v1ews. to which I mean to adhere
strictly. whatever comes-or eoesl-
yAinwsrinR rv~e. stretched himself
resfkneNiy snd stained 10 tie end of
De ver1nda- When he c1Re back
Geraldine lad nei- He rce<BefeS1 . -
0eAf. durinx whicA - face un4Befwe1a
Q sscces5n sf pansraztc ennnOA
nA1V - asvw ~ - Us1nna .
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
The Peril of
Columbia
A Fourth Of July Story
By EVERETT HOlBROOk
Copyright. lAs. by Frederick R. Toomh=

Y uncle. Stephen Westcott, Is
church member and u de-
vout man. Therefore l WAS
d the more surprised TO see the
gure of Satan seated at his gate as
approached the house However. WAS
PARTIALLY prepared for this spectacle.
ecause l had encountered several 9th
remarkable creatures ON my way up
rom the wharf, and, besides. had
een this same apparition twice before
that town.
zThree years ago Bentonville decided
revive the old advertisement Of An
lues and Horribies" as part Of its
byrth OF July celebration. and IA dra-
tic performance was held for the
S1rpose OF raising fund 10 buy cos
Ines. The proceeds. which were IN
0pectedly large. We're invested with q
1eatrical costumer in Boston, and the
Rneral opinion was that he gave good
plue for the money. Among the gar
Dents which he sent was Mephisto-
1heiian habit that had been designed
br some very tail and slender man 1t
You'd not tit any OF the Bentonyille
0asqueraders who might otherwise
I've been willing TO wear it and was
Ssentually bestowed upon II half witted
Duth named Asa Colby. who was SO
0ighted that he wanted to wear II
y the time.
Hello. Asa said l. What's the
Oatter? Sick
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

.Oh, II you can',-if you don't want -
be serious" she flashed. u
-Well." he objected. with half
laugh. If anything could be more
serious
That isn't the point at all" she in
terrupted. with little Impatient ges-
ture, ''and you know it, You are ut
terly ag,ravating and ridiculous, Bill
ly-' she declared, with pink checks
Little pale gold wisps Of hair had been
ioosened by the drive home in the wind
and now blew about her soft, throb-
bing neck in bewitching restlessness-
The fine veins In her temples pulsed
with excitement and her eyes. awhile
ago gray. had deepened to black. Her
| lips. red and moist and vaguely tremu-
lous. lost nothing by their sudden ac-
cess of gravity as she went on:
"waiving preliminaries. the subject
is just this. is love-romantic love.
thar is-a possible thing without jeai-
ousyf'"
| Mainwaring stared at his wife oddly
| for an instant before he spoke. Ger
tainly not" he delivered authoritative
ly. After seconds silence he leaned
over and Imprisoned one OF her hands
i'm both his.
Mrs. Mainwaring pulled away from
him imnotientIv II disarre. with
you.'' she remarked, with abrupt cold
ness.
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There's no accounting for neopl,.,s
tastes van know have seen them
wall, over uearls and take the stones"
81 dou't see
lot mo uIustrota once know =,
man whose vic was beautiful and
clever ona GOOD IJe on.nlv ,h,ndo,ed
her societv for that OF another. who
was pa,,bcr attractive interesting nor
!, any ,vnv .ooJ-
.poss,IIv bIs wiz. hored him with
,.r ,.r,, ,ar,ao,,ons-
.sbe did nor bore other men,
And was she iealousY,
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BEHDRIckSON WOULD
BURN his MOTHER

Henry Hendrickson. a Portuguese,
wiz appear before Judge Whitney this
morning 10 answer 10 q charge Of ma
Iicious injury
He tried 10 burn his mother.
Il appears that on Monday night
Henry had trouble with his mother
and having Imbibed too freely OF
Puncbb bowl gin thought il would BE-
good sport and at the same time re-
Iieve ennui 10 set fire 70 his
mothers house al the corrter q
PunchbowI and Miller streets his lady
mother being inside the ediflce al the
time
He tried TO make a blaze. but was
700 drunk 10 succeed IN doing nauca
damage ana burned his hands and
clothing for his pains
While howIing over his injuries. =
mounted patroInan happened along
and garnered Hendrickson in
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Custom of Sending the
Loving Tokens Dies
Hard,
Did YOU get any valentines

Did YOU get any valentines .
That's the Interrogation O. the day
and the chances are that i you're
truthful youlI answer n the aHrma-
tive That is, Of course. unless you're
old or married.
While the custom OF sending valen-
tines is dying our on the mainland. the
reverse appears 10 be the case n Ea-
vail
Local dealers report record breaking
sales Of the dainty missives ana STATE
that they could have disposed o. many
more if they had had them on hand
There are three classes Ct valentines.
There Is the 'rwo-for-ave-ceats won't
-be-mad-w when you-see-it." kind.
Then there's the TWO bits love. dove.
heart, dart species and last Of all
comes the preteutious ceIluIci5 token
Of affection which costs much good
money to mail and IS likely 10 orna-
ment the manteI-shelf il process Of
time.
The low whites favor the Amt You
a Cay Old Dog and Why Don't
You Buy that Face?~ brand The Por-
tugUese also send the paper insults 70
those they hate. The peculiarly COM
plimentary hunaor Of these valentines
seems 70 appeal strongly TO their warm
Southern blood.
The natives go in for the more ex-
pensive novelties. They're not exactly
certain what the word valentine
means but know that II has something
TO do with aloha and this Is sufficient
TO popuIarize the pas1ine Of exchange
with them.
4 feature OF this years crop Of valen-
tines has been the introduction o. Ha-
waiian terms of endearment such as:
Non no ka manao: a Ike hon kaua; MAJ
poina oe ia'u. These have found signal
favor among the natives
The fact that today is the feast %
81. Valentine will be apparent by the
bulkiness Of the postnan's flag this
morning and the Impotence with which
his natutinaI visit is awaited By
young females generally.
Following the good old English Gus
tom. many valentines were sent last
night. the pretty little trif3es being laid
on the doorsteps, ana the bell-wire
heartily yanked-
An interesting diversion was created
in the Punahou district by some high
spirited youngsters who attached
long string to package through which
a number Of pins were allowed 10 pro-
ject They then rang the bell and as
soon as the package was IN somebody's
hands. Ierked the string-the pins did
the rest
One bad boy varied this procedure
by dashing q dipper of water in the
face of the opener Of the door.
Boys viii be boys, and its yalen-
tines Day.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE MOSES A. KALUA.

ESTATE MOSES A KALUA
The undersigned. having been dulT
appointed administrator Of the estate
Of Moses Aona Kalua. deceased. frltes-
tate. by the Honorable Alexander
Lindsay. Jr.. Second Judge Of the Cir
cult Court Of the First Circuit, Ter
ritory Of Hawaii hereby gives notice TO
all creditors OF the said deceased 70
~ esent their claims. duly authenticaI-
ed and with proper vouchers, II arr
exist. even ii the claim is secured BIZ
mortgage upon real estate. at the office
of Carlos A. Long. rooms 1 and 3. Ka-
piolani building, Honolulu. within six
(6} months from the date of the firsz
publication Of this notice, or they VIE
be forever barrel
And all persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby notified 10 make irnuYe-
date payment Of same TO the under
signed. DAVID MAIKAI.
Administrator of the Estate Of MoseE
Aona Kalua, Deceased.
7320-Jan. a, 81: Feb :. IA, 81
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TRENT ADVERTISES
FOR SMALL BOYS

The two small boys who went oEt
TO the dredge Pacific on visitors day.
Saturday afternoon. November /, last
and rode on the gasoline launch after
wards VIII please call al my ONCE in
medfately OF matter Of Importance
p. H TRENT. 93S Fort Street
I really must decline % talk about
thu matter said County Treasurer
Trent when asked yesterday concern
ing the above advertisement which
appeared II one Of the afternoon pa
pers. i am merely q broker employ
ed 70 do 2 little private business
Mr.. Trent would not deny THAI the
matter had % 90 with recent legal en-
taneIer7er1s Of the dredging company
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TENDERS FOR BONDS
HQI0IU0 Agricultural C0TDllJ
Limited

pursuant 70 2 resolution Of the Board
II Directors Of -He WaIalua AgricuI-
t1ra- Company Limited. duly passed
al meeting held or January ., IgJ,5
sealed tenders are hereby invited for
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $780,
ve'.ve} O. the ; per cent 1920 Gold
Bonds Of the Waialua Agricultural
Company, Limited. 20 be issued March
., 1906 Total issue 1850. U98.y1)
Tenders VIII be received at the Office
Of the undersigned Up 10 L O'Clock m
On the 2lst day OF February. \. D.
1906 and may be for the fun amount
OF Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500 oee-90) or any part thereof, bur
for not less than Fifty Thousand Dol
lars $50, GU9.05) in any one tender.
Tenders should D. addressed TO "
A. Bowen. Treasurer OF the Waia.ua
Agricultural Company, Limited. under
cover marked Tender for waialua
Bonds
The Waialua Agricultural Company.
Limited, does not bind itself TO ac-
eept the highest or any tender.
W A. BOWEN,
Treasurer WaLalua Agricultural Com
pany, Ltd.
Honolulu. January "A, 1906. 1921
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ANNUAL MEETING.
wAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM
PANY. LIMITED.

WAIALTA AGRICULTURAL CON-
PANY. LIMITED.
The annual meeting Of the WaialuA
Agricultural Company. Limited, will be
held at the office Of Castle & Cooke.
Limited. in the Stangenwald Building.
Merchant street, Honolulu. on Wednes-
day. February Is, 1906 at 10 O'Clock
a. m, for the election OF a Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year; the
reception OF annual reports; TO con-
slider and act upon a mortgage or deed
Of trust prepared in pursuance Of the
authorization OF the company at it's
meeting October 19. 1905. and the pro-
ceedings of the Board OF Directors in
connection Herewith; to authorize the
issuing and sale OF bonds upon terms
recommended by the directors and the
execution of the trust DEED or mort
gage 10 secure the same; and suck
other business as may be brought be-
fore said meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
c. H ATHERTON.
Secretary, Waialua Agricultural Com
pany, Limited
Honolulu, February 5. 1906. 1854
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OVERCOME By
RADIUh DANCE

An unkenpt person evidently under
the influence Of booze managed TO gain
an entrance into The gallery Of the Or
pheum las night All went well until
The lights went out Tor the Radiun
Dance which is creating such a SEN
sation at the playhouse The man
made no outcry. but moved uneasiIy in
his chair while the eight young ladies
did their weird uncanny act. but when
one young girl Of the ballet did the
ghost dance the Individual thought he
had them for sure With one yell he
got up and made a wild dash for the
door. He did not walt Tor d door
check
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TIE governor OF The iir-le island OF
Gram came 70 -ozvr ,-as-er5iav IN com
~ 60 rra
-
auXlllarT WzrshiP- or navel tra aS''7r1
arrived from San Francisco abort )
y AFTER a ro-e-h z-ov7rz which
-. ----r - .--,----.-....-
-- 90
lse Ia phrase o. an o11eer, tae SliplE
: re worst -i-l-EoiieS n -ae nay
TIE Sr~uIv l4er San Francisco nine
.7s--z s-. l,.4 s-..-,--a-s.7 ta..7 ,vi-,,is
ai1t} --'---@ 7NV-->- Il Wa '~7 -s1-'7i
thar caused tie most uneaslne>s s1oart,
and made -ae nal de .rer conspicuous.
Ta. vessel viii -a,rs;-, mar. nr-i7 SAT
- -.,---- FL, - -
- "a "i-'' ID ~
reT'aLEs ma -- % the nacElD7rT 9ae
VIII rEe1 leave 11r Guam, where sne
WIZ re J1e station snip
commander / N. POTTS, L. : vs. :
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed tenders win Dr. received al the
office Of the County Clerk. County ee
oahu. until l. noon. Fet ruary p. 1896.
for the erection and completion % q
reinforced concrete bridge on the Nua-
anu Pail Road. Koolau side
Plans and Specifications are on Fla
al The o-Hoe Of the County CLERK
The Committee on Roads, Bridges sRE
Parks reserve the right 10 reject any
and all tenders received.
Certified check for Five Hundres
6S5oo-e0) Dollars must accompany az
tenders payable to the Board Of super
viSovs.
J. LUCAS
2 p ADAMS
Committee on Roads, Bridges an&
Parks
Honolulu, T. H. February Z. IsDs-
-a2-
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MEETING NOTICE.

KIPAHULU SUGAR COMPANY
BY order Of rhe Board OF Directors
Tie annual meeting Of the shareholders
Of the KipahuIu sugar Company VIII
Be held q the Office Il Il. Hackfeld *
Co Ltd. Honolulu. on Wednesday,
February >. 1896. al 3 o'clock q m
T. kLAMP.
Secretary
Dated Honolulu. February J. 1896
-s2S-Feb. ,. L. %
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL
MEETING.

HONOLULU GASS CO. LTD.
The adjourned annual meeting Of the
Of the Honolulu Gas Co.,
Ltd. VIII be held At the Office Of Cas-
lie and Wilmington on Wednesday.
February Il. 1906. at O'Clock D. m.
DAVID l. WILMINGTON
1913 Secretary
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ANNUAL MEETING.

HENRY wATERHOUsE TRUST co
TIRE adjourned annual meeting q the
stockholders - the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company. Limited win Be held
a The Office OF the company on We'd
14sdav. February u 1895, AZ ! p. II
= ALEX CARVE.
Secretary
-ss-Feb. 10 =. Il
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ANNUAL MEETING.

APOKAA SUGAR Co. LTD.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Apokaa Sugar Co,
Ltd. VIII De held at the office Of Cas-
tie & Cooke, Ltd. on Tuesday, FeDru-
airy .. 1906. al Il a m
c H. ATHERTON,
Secretary
Honolulu. February Il. 1906. 1897
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ANNUAL MEETING.

wAIMEA SUGAR MILL co.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Waimea sugar
Min Co. VIII be held at the Office Of
its agents Castle & Cooke, Ltd, IN
the Stangenwald Building, Honolulu.
7. H. on Wednesday, February Is,
1906 al = m
G H ATHERTON.
Secretary
Honolulu. February u. 1906. 1881
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SPECIAL MEETING.

HENRY MAY & co, LTD.
4 special meeting of the stockholders
Of Henry May & Co. Ltd. viii be
held at the offices of Messrs. c. Brewer
& Co. Ltd. on Saturday, February i.
1906. at s:3e a. m. for the purpose of
amending the bylaws.
:. G. WILDER,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Feb. 10. 1906 1886