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you my word OF honor she Is IN no
danger. Call your sister,"
Even aS he spoke he tapped lightly.
rcrcd. Now TO the Prince of Court.
land.
Tell the Princess Margaret I would
speak with herr" said Prince Louis.
For n moment only" he added. fear.
Ing that oihcrwiSc she might not
come.
There was stir In the sick cham.
her and then quick steps were heard
coming lightly across tho floor. The
face OF the princess appeared at the
door.
"wcli?" she said haughtily to her
brother. Prince Ivan she did not see.
for he had stepped back into tn" dusk
Of the corridor. Louis bcckoncd his
sister without.
Il must speak word with you" he
said. Il would not have these follows
hear u.s." She stepped out unsuspcct.
ingIy. Instantly the door was closed
behind her. A dark figure slid be-
tween. Prince Ivan turned the key
and laid his hand upon hor arm.
Help" she cried. struggling: help
me! For Gods grace. let mo GOT
But from behind came four cossacks
OF the Princes reiinue who half.
carried. halfforced her along toward
the gates at which the Muscovite
horses stood ready saddled. And as
Margaret was carried down the pas
sage the alarmed scrvitors stood
aloof from her cries. seeing that
Prince Louis himself was with her.
Yet she cried out increasingly in her
anger and fear. ITO me. men OF Court.
land' The cossacks carry me Off
will not go. o. God. that Conrad were
here! will, not be silent! Maurice.
save me-"
shoulders even when they heard-as
did the guards and the gentlemen.in-
waiting. the underlings and the very
portcrs at the palace gates. For they
said. They are strange folk, these
Courtland princes and princesses of
ours. with their marriages and giving
In marriage. They can neither we'd
nor bed like other people. but must be
taken by force. Well. happily 1t is no
business OF ours!"
Then at the stair foot she sank
down by the sundial. almost fainting
with the sudden alarm and fear. crying
for the last time and yet more pierre
ingly. Maurice! Maurice! Come to
me, Mauricc." Then above them In
the palace there began mighty
clamor. the noise of blows stricken
and the roar Of many voices. But Ivan
OF Muscovy was neither TO be hurried
nor nurried. lmpassive and determin-
ed. he swung himself into the saddle.
His black charger changed his feet
to take his weight and looked about
to welcome him-for he. too. knew his
master.
Give the princess TO me-" he com.
manded. Now assist Prince Louis
into his saddle. To the cathedral, all
of you!"
Ito be continued.)
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JOAN fHh 1H SWORD HAND
N S.RROCkETT.4 .4uahar AZ MeRxoac:Go
CHAPTER xxi.-contInued.

tcopyrIght. 1898. 1900. by $. II. cfockett)
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Al this point an officer came swift
ly across the parterre and stood with
uncovered head by the steps of the
terrace. waiting for permission to as
cend. The Prince summoned him
with movement OF his hand.
What news?" he said: have the
ladies' yet left the Summer Palace?"
NO. my lord" answered the officer
earnestly: but Johannes Rode OF the
Princess Mnrgarct's household has
come with a message that the plague
has broken out there. and that the
Lady Princess IL the first stricken"
(which PrIncess7" demanded Ivan,
with an instant incision OF tone.
THE Lady Joan. Princess OF Court.
land. your Hi.hness." replied the man.
without. however. looking ut the
Prince OF Museovy.
THE Lady Joan" cried the Prince
Louis. she Is III: She has brought
the Black Death with her? She Is
stricken with the plague? How for.
tunaic that. so far. i"
He clapped his hand upon his
brow and shut his eyes as II giving
thanks.
Il see Il all now" he cried. This
Is the reason the Kcrnsbcrg traitors
were 30 willing to give her up. II Is
all a plot asainS; my life. will no, go
near. Let the court physicians he
sent! Cause the doors of the Sum.
mcr Palace to be scaled. Sc, double
guards! Permit none to pass either
way. save the doctors only! And let
them change their clothes and perfume
themselves with the smoke OF sulphur
before they come OUT"
His voice mounted higher and high.
or aS he spoke. and ivan OF Muscovy
watched him without speaking. ms
with hands thrust out and dIstcndcd
nos,riis he screamed and I.sticulatcd.
Prince Ivan had never seen thor.
ough coward before. and the breed In.
tcrcEtcd him. Bu, when he had ic, the
Prince run OF far enough TO shame
him before his Officer. he rose quietly
and stood In front OF him.
''I.ouis.' ho said In n low voice.
listen TO mc-thIs iS bu; n report.
Il Is like enough to be false: Il is cor
tain 10 be exaggerated. Let us 20 n;
once and ind out
Prince Louis threw out his hands
with n gesture of despair.
Not f-roi T." he cried. You ,nny
20 II you like. II you do not value your
life. But IL do not feel well even
now. Yesterday kissed her hand.
All. would to God that had not! That
Is II. I wondered wha, allied me this
morning. Go-siop the court physi.
clans! DO not let them go TO the Sum-
mer Palace: bring them here to me
iirst. Your arm. officer: I think I
will go TO my room-t am not we'll"
Prince Ivan's counicnancc grew mot
tied and greyish. and his teeth showed
In the sun like thin line OF dazzling
white. He graspcd the poltroon by
the wrist with hand OF steel.
Listen" he said-''no more OF this:
I will not have II! will not waste
my own time and the blood OF my
fathers soldiers for naught. This is
but some woman's trick to delay the
marriage know It. Hcarken! I fear
neither Black Death nor black devil:
I will have the Lady Margaret to-day
II have to wed her on her deathbed!
Now. cannot enter your wife's cham.
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"fREAx" BUILDING TO RISE.

Most valuable OF all land In New York prob
ably In that nt broadway and Wall street. ana u
IL Just here. across tho way from Trinity church.
that tho newest and lucccst HkyAcrapcr Is To
bc built. The owners Of III" ground call thcm.
selves tho No. Wall Street Corporation. ana
No. ! Wall street holds low. oldfaAh'
ion.i building .b fcct wide. For a LONG tinc u
has been known from other sales that this land
IL worth over 5000 n square foot-squar' loot.
no, running foot-and various rumora to sky.
acrapcr plans hava chcocd In tho street Tor
years.
Now tho tower IL actually to risc. T~onty.
nv. by forty will bc tho ground dimcnHions oh
III. building Its height will bc :I5 fcct-is
stories. This In not n record height ot courH".
bu, tho building will bc tho talcst for its ground
nj, in New York,
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THE PASSING SHOW IN NEW YORK
The Gai<war Came. Saw and Con-
quered---Day Of the Dog---Many
Italians in Farm Colony.

NEW YORK.-Scldom has n foreign prince
made a better Impression In the metropolis than
that made by his highncsS. tho Gaikwar OF
Iiarvoda. This potcntate from India was known
to bc In the very highest rank OF princess: ha
was known to be enormously rich. he was
known to S.0.O0O.oOO In Jewels alone. To
have solid gold cannons To protect his private
quarters In the great barvoda palace. and
chariot oycriaid with solid gold for his queen
to ride In. hut what manner of man he was
New York did not know.
Tn. Gaikwnr came. he and he has con.
qucrcd. New York likes him. lilo Is not Dad
looking. Hc speaks good English. Ho does
not wear his &5J0000 pearl necklace. but lust
plain clothes. lie Ii earnest aud democratic.
lie goes to places where he Will meet people.
LII. know nhnut nll American cLncA.
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Ing gr!miy. But bring his HIghness
cup OF wine, and send hither Alexis
the Deacon. my own physician
The officer went out cursing the
Muscoyite ears that had listened to
such things. and also high Heaven
for giving such u Prince to his father
land.
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IF THERE WERE WOMEN POLIO E.

II only Joke. OF course-though MS
is dcnied-that many citizens OF Bayonno
should sign n petition asking for the appoint
mcnt of women policemen. but the proposition
has occasioncd q good deal of talk.
The proposition is not entirely new. Every
time local conditions become unbearablc some.
body suggests that II women had the manage.
ment of things they would be different. Women
police have been seriously and not merely
castically proposed in many parts Of the west.
In various quarters committees have been
ganized. But they have not been real police.
Nothing but a uniformed force" will answer
to the popular craving.
Mayor Garvin. of Bayonne, has not yet
lively aided the poicewomen idea. Mrs. Julia
Goldzier. the leader of the movement, is quoted
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u
nothing all
of IN. Yorkia
half lscs Sometimes seems
wardwi 1omc
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SOCIETY DOGS AND DOC DOCTORS

This has been the WORK OF the snow bJ 'h.
Ladies' Kennel association at HempHtcnd. anu
society has had n great out ofdoor diversion
on the eve of the hitting season. Mrs. Jimmy"
Kenochan. the famous huntrcss. has been
leading spirit in this enterprise. Altogether
this may be marked as disiinctvcly n smart set
function and the outdoor dog show Is certain
to grow in popularity each year.
Speaking of society dogs. II is no longer
con sidcred extraordinary that canine hospitals
should flourish. or that very able veterinaIies
should devote their life to dog doctortng. Tho
other day ! met n wcknown veterinary Who
remarked that he was very tired.
81 was up all night" he said. at n BIRTH
"a BIRTH" | qucried.
yes. n greyhound. Mother and children arc
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CITY FARM NOVELTY INTER EsTs NEW YORK.

Ballon Halls notion that DIX pieces ot u"'
used land within tn. city. and often well within
the city limits. should not lilo In waste. mas 'o'
suited In something practical.
a biz piece Of AHtor land In tho upper part
Of tho town turned over to tho fcformcrn.
divided into halfacr. sections. and li,tio farms
ar, nprinsinE up In nm astoniRhn. way.
Around tn. old Hank homestead on IN"
Autor estate clustered a curious group OK
city farmers To whom the concessions ~'r"
made Mt n merely nominal rental The work
has been carried on under III, supervision os
H. " Rruc. an energetic young Now Yorker.
who has carried out his difficult task with dis.
crction.
Many na,lonail,ics nrc represented In th"
colony. the Italians being strongly To III" fore
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policewoman but practical
difficulty division of
improving municipal
shoulder
would OF
help streets decent
LANGDON.
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~ swear you shalI 90 win me-"
ber alone. Yet go I must. If only to
see what all this means, and you shall
accompany me. Do you hear, Prince
Louis? swear you shall go with me
to the Summer Palace. IL have to
drag you step by step!"
His grasp lay like a tightening cir
Gle of iron about the wrist of Prince
Louis: his steady glance dominated
the weaker man. Louis drew In his
breath with a choking noise.
81 WILL" he gasped: 'if I must-I
viii 20. But the Death-the Black
Death! I am sick-truly, Ivan, | am
very sick!"
80 am II" said Prince Ivan, smil
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onalan
buio Probably will
company
mcdium- S already
believe concrete u
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mother
lon Die miiionaircs'
practitioner His onecs
he hai
In
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mak n agoodrc II H. -, .
u ready aud chamsk
u studio
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23
GRAND JURY REPORT.

The grand jury was In session for
few hours yesterday. but It Is un-
derstood did not consider any other
matter Than the framing Of its final
report An adjournment was taken
until Monday next without any definite
action but II understood that az that
time the report win begin to take
shape II win not be handed In, how
ever, until the end OF the present
term of court THIS grand jury has
been particularly notable because of
The fact mat although it has as yet
Indicated no chinese gambler of COM
sequence Il has succeeded practically
IN putting a slop 10 che-fa playing On
a large scale What win happen after
the gTand Jury makes lts Feport re-
mains 60 hs seen, Perhaps a good deal
viii depend upon the nature of the
report,
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Recorded March 6, 1906.

Hutchinson Sug Plantn Co to Walter
NJ Giffard, p A; special powers. b
2S4, As. Dated Feb %, 1906.
Robert w Shingle to James n. War
rington. d; Lot G, Dominis st, Homo
Mar 5, 1906.
Claus Spreckels & Co, by Atty, to
Harriet e w Wight, Rel; pcs land, Nu
uanu. Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. b 22l, p
1876. Dated Mar g. 1906.
Opupele Levi and hsb to Helena Ke-
oiki (w). P A; special powers. B 2si,
p A.. Dated Mar 6, 1906
Kauw a / nj a. Palea to Hutchinson
Sugar Plantn Co. L: r p 1866 kul To-
SS7 Ap. 1, Kukui, Kau. Hawaii. 10
yrs at 80 per yr b 2sS, %. Dated
Jan 2. 1906.
James Lindsay to Haiku Sugar Co,
d; r w for ditch across pc land, Hal
ku. Maui $40. b 277. Az. Dated
Jan 25 1906
Recorded March 7, 1906.
Lepeka Kaahu (w) aft. Affdt: in re
annulment of deed executed Nov /,
1898, on r p 2470 kuls $3.50 and 1882.
Nuuanu, Honolulu, oahu. b 2S4 p 49,.
Dated Feb II. 1906.
Lepeka Kaahu (wl to Anekimo Mo-
lima (k). ID; int In r 2470 kuls 6660
and lOlS2. Nuuanu, Honolulu, oahu,
81, etc. b 277. p AIS, Dated Feb II,
1906
Western & Hawn Investmt Co Ltd
To Ida Schaeffer. ID; lots 32 and 81,
Puunui tract. Honolulu. oahu. S272,
II 277, p 479, Dated Mar 7, 1906
Ida schaeffer 10 Henry Waterhouse
Tr 60 Ltd IT, NJ; lots S2 and "a, Puu-
nui tract, Honolulu, oahu, $3.50, Il
276 y As9, Dated Mar 7, 1905,
Priscilla u Hassinger (widow) "a
Francis II Day, Rel lots 10, ~. 10 ana
ID blk 2, Kalmuki tract Honolulu, oa-
hu, $1,000, u 2'6, y i9l, Dated Mar
o. 1906,
IL iamano 90 X Illyama y A, gem
eral powers, J. ssi, p 5O Dated Jan
20, 1905
Allen a Robinson IJd % Edmund u
Moclanahan, Rel leasoholds, Manoa
valley Honolulu, oahu, $500, h 226,
y sgS, Dated Mar q, 1908
Francis u Day and VI 90 Richard
" Trent ~ ~ lots 49, ~, IS ana ID
blk !, kalmuN tract, Honolulu, Oahu,
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sells coming to Honolulu from the
Coast.
The committee desired that the fol-
lowing letter be made public to indi-
cate the position of the committee
with relation to business enterprises:
March 10. 1906.
Manager, The Pacific Commercial Ad-
vertiscr Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dear Sir: our attention has been
called to an advertisement in your
paper headed Notice to the Subscrlb-
ers of the Lennon & Earle Directory"
in which the statement Is made that
the Promotion Committee has endorsed
the Polk Directory Co.
We regret to be compelled to say
that no such endorsement has been
given. 1t is not the policy OF the
Promotion Committee to interfere In
any way with business competition.
We feel that we represent and are
working for the community as a whole
- not for one individual or one line OF
business.
Trusting that the advertisement may
be Withdrawn or corrected, | remain,
respectfully yours, IL. II. WOOD.
Secretary,
The following note from DR.. Elliott
IL. Woolsey OF Oakland, Cal, to Secre-
lary Wood. In response to a request
for ideas about promotion, etc, was
read to the committee;
During my six months stay IN Hoo
nolulu, every day has been like the
loyeliest May-day IN any climate,
even In callfornia-the land OF sun
shine ana flowers, Every day the sun
glints brightly through eyer-changng
clouds. Clouds help much 10 make
THIS climate perfect The nora IN
beautiful and every day and every
night balmy breesos greet the tourist,
but when AN that can be- said Is re-
duced t0 its last analysts, tho glory
90 Hawaii II its cloud effects, Re-
specially yours,
D. H. WoOLsEY,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23
WILL ASK FOR WARSHIP.

If proper representations can be
made at Washington an American
warship may be in this port while the
yachts which participate in the trans-
pacific race remain in Hawaiian
waters. The matter has discussed
generally at the meeting of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee yesterday.
1t was decided that Admiral Lyon,
commandant of the Naval Station,
shall be communicated with on the
subject, as well as Acting Governor
Atkinson, and through these gentlemen
1t Is hoped the matter may be laid
before the Washington officials in such
way that the request may be COM
piled with. AS the Hawaiian Band
viii be away during the visit of the
yachts, the committee hopes that even
the flagship may be ordered here. as
she may have a band aboard.
An invitation WAS extended to the
members OF the Promotion Committee
end their families to participate In a
genuine Japanese feast To be spread
at Mochitsuki club. Waikiki. Mr. Mo-
chitsuki. accompanied by Mr.. Breck-
ans, waited on Secretary Wood yestor-
day morning TO tender the invita- ton,
and was conveyed to the committee by
the secretary As the committee was
also asked to name the day ana hour,
Il was decided 10 accept for Monday
evening NJ p, m,
Mr., Spaldlng reported ON the result
of the conference of the special CONE
mittee OF the Promotion Committee
with the Chamber OF Commerce rela-
tive Ia increased FUNDS for the promo
tion work, tie reported that the re-
suit was extremely favorable 10 the
committee
The report OF Park Expert Robinson
Vas discussed ana Was unanimously
pgreed tn' IL was agreed generally
that u Was a yery sensible report,
u was asreed thai the secretary be
Permitted ~ select some method by
which Hawaiian literature may ho
among passengers on Yesr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23
FOREST FIRE
ON Hawaii
(Froln Wednesdays Advertlser)

Froin Wednesdays Advertiser)
wireless message was received by
the Board Of Agriculture yesterday
morning from Fire Warden McDougalI
Of South Kona, to the fleet that there
was "A fire In the small koa above the
forest In South Kona, at a point some
where near Kalahikl.
Chief Forester Hosmer was at Wal
amaze when the message came to hand
so Executive Officer Holloway wired
back to McDougall to do what he
could to check the flames and to get
the property owners interested to take
action
Mr.. Holloway then sought out +. s.
Dodge, the superintendent OF the
Bishop Estate, as he gathered from
the wireless message that the fire was
on the Bishop Estate or In It's vlcin-
ity. He wanted To see II the estate
people were willing to Join with him
In his fro-hghling operations.
Mr., Dodge, however had received
Information, that the property OF the
Bishop Estate was not threatened by
the connagration.
Al fiib y. IN. Executive Ofilcer Iiol-
loway received another wireless mess
sage from Hookena, stating that tho
property owners had taken no steps
tn check the nre which Was spread
ms Tho oonhagratlon was said 90 be
Ia lana at Hnnakua,
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government buildings for the purpose
that he has in view, and then recon-
mends the parking of that hot and
sunny square OF irregular quadrangle
lar shape that lies between Richards
and Militant strets, and and forms the
junction of King and Merchant. This
would make a park with the Execu-
tive and Judiciary buildings and the
Kamehameha statute included in II,
but Mr.. Robinson desires to go much
farther than that. 1t is his idea to
take in, likewise, the Kawaiahao
church, and to do this the plan calls
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for the tearing out of the buildings
that stand between the Waikiki end of
The Judiciary building yard and
Punchbowl street, thus making an
other irregular quadrangular section
of park, with trees and grass, on the
makai side of the Rapid Transit road
on King street. This would give n
parked street from the corner of King
and Richards streets to the corner of
King and Punchbowl, and If the high
fence around the Capitol were taken
down and the roadways smoothed and
graveled, this whole plan will form
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ssesssc>se&SssseSssS;e%
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most attractive center to an attractive
Honolulu. And coming right into 1t
from the water entrance, as the tour
list would who came up town along
Richards street, 1t would deepen the
impression produced by the water gate.
making one continuous picture Of
beauty.
The boulevard plan Is in line with
the other Robinson recommendations
but there Is no blue print to illustrate
that 1t is. however, familiar to read
ers Of the Advertiser in its essential
details.
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way. in fact, will be right on the site
Of the old government fish market.
Those who have read the Robinson re-
port as it was printed in the Adver-
tiser. and that is everybody in Homo
lulu, will remember that the park ex-
pert wanted to construct an immense
gateway on the water side of the mar
ket. with the word aloha" worked on
it If that were desired, and that the
whole fish market square be given up
to kind of park to set off this en-
trance.
THROUGH THE GATE.
Passengers landed in Honolulu from
the steamers from overseas would
thus pass through the city's gate, get
ting an idea of something beautiful
right at the start, instead of meeting
the present rather squalid waterfront
views, and this waterfront park could
be kept in excellent order at slight
expense. In fact, it could be estab-
lished at slight expense, too. The gov
ernment OWES the ground, and 1t is
of no use now, since the fish market
mas been moved up TO King street.
Sweeping ways would lead from the
| gateway on the water side to Alakea
and Richards street at Halekauwila.
and these two streets-that is Alakea
and Richards-would form the natural
highway up town from the new slips
as they will in any event. The ad-
visibility and general excellence OF
Mr.. Robinson's suggestion in regard
to this Improvement will be apparent,
| indeed at a glance
PALACE SQUARE.
The plan for a park at Palace
Square is rather more elaborate, and
would in the carrying out involve the
expenditure of very much more money.
Mr., Robinson begins by calling atten-
tion to the fortunate grouping of the
SssSsSsSSSsSSaSSsSS SsSSssSsSSSSsssssSss
$3.50. B 277 p 4SO. Dated Mar 6, 1906
Edmund B McClanahan to James
Bicknell, c M; 4 leaseholds, Manoa
valley, Honolulu, oahu. $500. b 276
p 491. Dated Mar 8, 1906.
| Tsubaki Cane Co to Hawn Agrctl
! Co, c NJ; cane crops on lands. Hawaii
Future advances. b 276, p 4S6. Dated
Feb &c, 1906
Tsubaki Cane &C to L Chong, C NJ:
Isaac Iona and VT to T Brandt. D;
1-3 int in all property of Mrs X
Kua, dec, Waimea, Kauai. 5000. b
27s. . 255. Dated Mar 2, 1906
Waipahee Barenaba and hsb q HI
to Kaluaipakohana tw), d; 1-2 int in
kul S411, Pohakuloa, Waimea, Kauai.
$500. B 277, p 4S1. Dated Sept 20. 1901.
cane crops on lands, Kau, Hawaii.
$4,000 and advs. 276, p 4s7. Dated
Feb 2e. 1906.
Recorded March 8, 1906
A n Campbell tr to John II Nihoa,
I Rel; 1-6 int in gr 2SO Waialua, Oahu.
/ $3.50. B 207, GAG. Dated Mar 7, 1906.
A n Campbell tr to Louisa N Iii,
Rel; int in grs $50, 5S3 APPS l and 2,
i76 1891 and 5S2, Waialua, oahu. 500.
b 221, 299. Dated Mar Z. 1906.
Territory Of Hawaii by Supt Pub
Instrn TO Est of Bernice p Bishop trs
of. Ex d; 2 245-1O0O acr land. Waia-
lua, oahu. b 277, p 4S3 Dated Dec
81, 1905.
Est of Bernice p Bishop by trs to
Territory of Hawaii by Supt Pub
Instrctn. Ex d; 106O15 so It land and
bldgs, Paalaa, Waialua, Oahu. b 277,
4s3. Dated Dec u, 1905.
Kaaukai Hanupa to NJ V Holmes, l.;
3 acr land, Honokaa. Hamakua, Ha-
wall. 80 yrs al $40 per yr. b 2s9. p
"a, Dated Sept Is, 1900.
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CASTLE & COOKE CO.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORs.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Ehe EVA Plantation Company.
The Walaiua agricultural Co.. Ito
The Kclala Cugar Company.
he WaliIea Sugar Mil Company
ne Fulton Iron Works. ST. Louis. No
The Star dad OIL Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps
" estop'l Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life lnsur'
snce Company. of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co.. Of Hart
ford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. o.
London.
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RRFINRp suaAR maHnR.

NEW YORK March 20 Tho price of
renned sugar has been advanced 10
cents per hundred,