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:. CHICAGO. Dec s--Cash quotations were s as
$50: bakers. 50 4a6Te. 20: strsight $a2c0 a.:
spring patents. s3.se@G90: straight. 5000
SAC: No red. T4ai arse, No 2 corn 451ac:
No. yellow, 4S14c; No. oats. a4Mc: No. 3
white. 32M 26c: No. . rye. 64G65c: fair to
choice ma ting bar'er 4sm55e:.' No. I aaxseed
$ll11a; No. Norfi western. $i19lk: prime
Timothy seed. 81 2JGr4 10: clover contract
grades. S1s.G0: short rims. sides 'oose,. Sc 25M
ss.75: mess pork. per Dbl. si4 10; lard per 100
lbs $50: short clear sides (boxed) S. 75m
SSH; whisky, basis of high wines. 81 90
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-The cotton market
opened shade higher on better cables and
moderately bulish visible supply statement.
The January option worker up about points
over last nights closing and then s'fpped of
about points on professional selling. The
National Ginners' Assocfa ton was reported TO
have estimated the amount of cotton gfnned
10 December l ut 1850 600 bales There Is
he'yy short interest IN the N rket, which
MY decide to, cover before the census report.
Hester makes tie visible supply OF Americas
year.
The New York Commercial says: .sThe mgr
ket is 10 much TIE same position as the man
who was SO bad that Re WIS I'D of tinse +
After ire Government has got tiirougi, with Its
little stunt 4 ere VII be cotton m rket again
Just now the disposition to stay ont is naturally
very strong i g ou'y idea upon which snr one
is justified in coming into the future ,1arxef
al this time is that he can guess the Wasting
Ton crop idea. and while a few ValI-sfreet
dealers seem confident the hurob'e cotton man
knows little about Wsshington and is there
Options Open High. Low. Close.
January ..-..-. 10 Csc 10.1le 10. 0oc 10 o0c
February $500 49,. ...... 10.i2c
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Northern wheat Markes

PORTLAND. Dec. s.--wHEAT-Club. 65 q
Soc; bluestem. 67d6Sc: red 6Sc; valley. 66@6sc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Dec. S.-WHEAT-Unchanged:
niuestem. &c: club, CSC: red. &c.
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Deciduou. and citru. rrnst.

The situation in fresh fruits was practically
the same Yesterday as for several days past.
trade on local account being confined to the
nar7owest possible limits and prices for every-
thing except Grapes and Crauberries were ratilsr
weak than otherwise. Table Grapes In crates
did little better. being wanted for shipment
on steamers sailing for the North. Nearly all
dealers were carrying large stocks OF Applns
and the market was stili overloaded with Navel
Oranges. which. being mostly green and lacking
in sweetness, were difficult TO move. Persim-
mons and Pear were large'y nominal MS
stocks were light and there waa very little call
for .Dem anyhow Ripe Bananas were stili in
CRANB- RRIEs-Cape Cod. Sia@I4 per bbi
APPIFS-Fancy. 81 .35Gl 50 per box for New
town Pippins. sl.251l.75 for red varieties and
81 .25 for Bellfowers; couiuoa to choice. 5ocU
81 per box; Christmas Apples 500 per box
PEARS Winter Nelis. 81 .600l2 per box for
choice and 75eD$1 for No. g
PFRSJMM0NS-T5cG1S per box.
GRAPpS-Crates. $1Gl.35: boxes. ESQ Sc
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
s.. 5cQ35 so for fancy 81. 75Q2. % for choice am.
ssi..5W 30 for stand rds; Tanserines, 75e1
$i.5o: Lemons. $1.5cd3 for choice and fancy.
and 75c@$1 for standard; Grape Fruit, sat:
Lines. $s.5cG4
TROPICAL FRuITS-Bananas - per bunch
for Hawaiian and $202 81 for Central American;
Pinea apples. S3G15 per dozen.
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The ron quotations ro- hnna have again heen
SHADED h't io"si Han sir,le-s -eport -s+'Ar more
a"ftyftv than heretofore. Wool and Hides re-
before.
HIN"S GUS md hr-nds soil afnnt fhGrfc
rnder onnta ti"ns. Heavy S-ltei Steers IT,. -,s-
dtr-n. t"IeGl12 Re: 1'i~ht. r"tSSaIoe. T~yy IItde<
I"isGt2c for heavy: ton 67tea fnr 'ighf: S.ars
slIe: So TED WIN. 12iIc; S,,ted vesl. is,1e:
S"'ted Crlf. 1s1sc. d-v Hides pc: fr. Fi-
29c: dry Calf oa.. S,ee-ssins she,r'ires %
y 90 each: Short woo'. 5oSi Too each. medium
oNrooH. long Wool. STAT IN. Worse Hides, s,'t
ST % for iarre end so.75 for medium
5" ?5 Cor sr,-n ond 5o~ Tor Cots. un-ss Hides
dry. S2Mp. '5 FIR 1ar~e and - h0SfI 7h for
medium. 81 Is for small md SOC for Cots
-srirs-nr- "Ari"an 22itG"s~: dr~. sat
ed Nevfcan 2EGt9T i@c: dry Central American
9a@SIiSc. costsrins-Prime sncnras I've: ex.
ira iarrs do. $1.a5: large. Soc: medium 35c
TAIIosvaNo. rendered. &c; No. 2. 4a4Hc:
WooI -F,n nlip--S-n Jn.orin and Santha-n
!Tse: fan "nhs. 81 ate. Nortte-n do t"M
1a": Humboldt md NepdO-ino. rate: MID
de ro,infv. sd1foc: Northern. fte9I4~. Nev.ds
100 Sc nrr n for SrrtT~ nnH 11sat4~ fo- raii
IT6nS -f'nitenrn'. tcs71oc. Oregon ana wash
inston Hobo per ID for 1896.
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NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Total imports of specie
ST the port OF New York for the week ending
today were S2I5.4l0 silver and S376.S52 gold.
Total exports Of specie from the pert OF New
York for the week ending today were S909, AS
silver and S573l gold
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MeekIr Bank CIearIne.

Local bank clesriugs last week were $5i.
30 SO. against $3S "a. 43i for TIE correspond
inC week last year. increase Of Sll.6Ts. 05S,
~ about 29.S per cent. San Francisco ought
= derive great satisfaction from the brilliant
showing made by these bank clesrings week
zfrnr rranE
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WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balance in the general fund
shows: Avail Bile cash balsnee 1924 94I 494:
gold coin and bullion, S106 675 S2E; gold certia.
Gates SG6, 234, $50.
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Northern Bu.inens

- SEATTLE, Dec. s.-Clearings $1.604l3l;
ances. S5S. COZ.
ba'rnces. $f34 $50
SPOKANE: Dec s.-clearinss. sl,os1 ,7ss;
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Vow work sse.eI .y.~kef

NEW YORK, Dec S.-The metal market
quiet and generally unchanged in the absence OF
cables Spot tin was quoted at S43.o5@ 1920.
CoDper continued firm. with / he quoted at
SD 6o022.I5: elrctrolytc, So II Y q %. 81 =
casting. S22G22. %.
Lead was quoted at $5.9596.05.
Spelter at $6.5006. %.
Iron unchanged.
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CHICAGO. Dec. s.--o1 the Produce Exchange
today tie butter market steqdv: cream
cries. 22@30c; DE- tries. 20026c: eggs. strong:
at mark cases Included. 2e63oc: frsts 31c;
prime frsts, 3ic; extras. 36c; cheese, steady
12G14c = n. :
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Dr.esa rr-It.. Nut~. Ral.in~ and ron-v

Extreme frmHess continues TO be reported all
with all Fruits and Raisins steadily cleaning
mp and some kinds comp etely gone. This IL q
The Honey market continues strong at the I'M
usually high prices. with light supplies. -
FRUIfS-Anricots. 1511sc per ID: Evsporatni
Apples. spot. 6& @s1ac: Peaches. 10@13c; Pears.
9@l2kc: Figs. nominal: Prunes 4-size basis.
3ISNc: 'ar2e sizes. 46l4Nc basis.
FAIStNS-Seedeti. Az G110c: DOSE MusrateiS.
&C.. TIC md Sc for 2 and { crown respe~t
ively; seedless Su'tenas. 7c Thompson Seediess.
INC for unbleached London ] AYERS 3-crovTn
81 81: onfon LAYERS. 2-crowu. $1.I5.
NlTS-Almonts. Sonpareiis. Tx @1s%e: X
J.. 1910 fsc; Ne Pins Ultra. 1e6lITc: D--kes
I2M914hc: Ianguedors. 9ls@14c: hsrdsheIl
s@lnc Walnuts. jobbing prices-Soft shell. 10
@l6c for No. ! and 12@13c for No. 9: harJl-
sneii. lac for No. and 1'c Tor No. 2; Italian
Chestnufs. tokc@I4c per ID.
.HnSFY-i6@f7c per III for bright comb anil
lSGl5c for amber: do. extracted. az @71sc foE
water white and 5h@6c for amber
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Wat ~v--s.t
DprSSEn MrATS

There was nothing new yesterday, as usual
B,-rF, Gls as4c per ID for steers and 5A@
small.
MgTToN-ealoc for wethers and sk@sssc
LANBs-lI61oc per w.
DRESSED uoe-s-oe71Ic rer H.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Tire following duota lions are for good sound
livestock delivered IN S,n Francisco. less so per
cent sh-in'a~e for Csttie:
CATTI.F-Steers. &c u Tor No. I and 6lSc
for No. 2: Cows and Heifers Sc: No. 2 Cows.
4i%e: tnin Cows 4c.
CALyES-4A @l41kc per ID Tor light: St.64c
Tor medium and sg319c for heavy gross
04iar f~ross weight.
t''BS- -56l51ac per H.
HOGS-100 10 20n lbs, 61kGl7c DER N: over
200 lbs. So G6%c- Boars 80 ner cent Stsrs. 20
Gao per cent 'nd Sows 1920 per cent CT from
above quotations.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the safes OF the san Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board. yesterday:
CONSTRUCTS
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LONDON CIo.lnr stocIx.

Bur silver-Firm; 32d per ounce.
Money-31S14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 5sk ass per cent and for three
months bills SIS per cent
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TIC week closed with no further 6uctuntions
CTRFD MFATS-Brron fslSe ner IN for
heovy. I4isc for tight medium r6c for lizht
l6Mc for eytra lieht ~nd oNMoic for sugar
cured: DRY Salt Sides. i3%c: Ba'iies IA: Fest
e-r Sugar Cured Hons. ira &c: california
Hams. fsIk @izc: Mess Beef. 50 per hbi: extra
Ness. $3.50: Family. sin: Prime Moss rnrk
SOC ncs' Feet IS: Smoked Reef. 14c per 10
IAPD-T'erccs nuoted OF size for calitnr-ia
ronronnd. eNr for Fsstern comnound and fia.c
i2iHc. k-'h fins. 12A1c ;:2-Ih tins i2&e
CnTT0rFS F--f1na Nrslf-bar-ei gasc: three
half herre's. s%c: ore tierce 91sc: two tierces
9s6c: FIVE -tercps ar
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New York stock List

z. T. Hutton & Co, 4s0 California street
members OF TIE New Ork STOCK 4-AO4anse. Iur-
nish the following list OF bond and STOCK sales
yesterday:
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1000 Homestake Ell 2ol12.o00 Stray Dog i. 70
- 500 Ind Cnmp.I ~ af 800 Stray Dog 49,. IS
1850 DO. al iOl 500 81 ives - n
I 200 Ind Ton 80. O3l so Ton Exteu g 90
1000 Jack Pot ....1 .5al10OO Ton Home Con O2
500 Jim Butler Il 4J 1000 Val View 80 23
SOC Jim Butler.1 .421sli 1000 vernsI $50 %
100 Jumbo Ell ...1-S5f $50 West End q 20
500 Jumbo Ex IL $4,000 Wonder %
IL coo Jump Jack 5Jl1OOO Yankee Girl Ia
1000 d. 10. 5Sl2pA0 Yellow Horse IL
900 Jumping Jack sal 500 sYe Tiger, SIS Is
1000 LaGuna. b 1O.1 Sol
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Fores-. rr--ures


grades, eonbing and clothing. 23@27e:, iielt fine
19M2ic; heavy Hne, 14ml5c; tub-washed, 32M
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SEND FOR MY
MARKET LETTER

Nsince opened a branch office IN
GoidfeId two weeks ago. all the orders
4 have received from there have to sell
In one stock and buy in another. This
is a peculiar situation I am going
up 10 Goldneld at once. and among
other things I am going to inquire
into this peculiar condition This I
will explain in my next market letter.
and I will also tell you why we are
going to have ziszag market for the
next two or three weeks. There are
new Developments In the Nevada coun-
try every day. ard that Is why I so
there so frequently. and II Is my fire.
uuent visits there that keep me IN
close touch with the changing condi-
lions. This market letter costs you
nothing. II your name IS not already
on the list. send me your name and
address,
A. j. MOORE,
Rooms 20 and 80, Bacon Block.
Oakland, Cal.
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81 6c@3 for large and 81 .5oo7o for small; Hare.
Sz@2.50; CottontaiI Rabbits. $2.50@3.
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Unlisted Securities
SAILS
Morning Session

so Honolu4u Plantation Co $3.50. $3.50
Street
30 Santa Cruz Portland Cement. $500
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Sept. II, 1906.
From a. m. to 4 p. m.

Manoel de Teixeira and VT to
Jose Vasconcelles ................. ID
Nakamura to Joe de Rego. B 5
Yamamoto Juichiro to II A Gerlach
~ AL
r Kajita ct al TO H A Gerlach....C M
Lam Min TO Wing Hop Tai Cob >
Mrs Kate NJ Brown to Jane Min
ton ---..---..- - iNei
Jane Minton and hsb to Kate NJ
Brown u
Eliza r P Christian to Annie II
hSnIWell -.-'. -
Manuel Peicato to Jessie Fernandes ID
Jessie Fernandes and hsb to A NJ
Cabrinha Tr M
Mary Helela to Laupahoehoe Sugar
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to w c Achi
Bishop &, Co to w G Achi.. Par Rel
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Honolulu, T. H., Sept. II, 1906.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

On Hawaii the number of stations
than during the preceding week was
by slight percentage, more than those
showing less. The greatest difference
was +1.91 inches at Pepeekeo, while
II inch at Hakalau was the great
est deficiency. Peahi, and Nahiku
$3.50 ft.), report 1903 and 800 inches,
respectively, less rainfall than last
week At the remaining stations on
Maui the differences did not exceed
80 inch. All stations on Oahu report
less rainfall than during the preceding
week, the greatest deficiency being
SO inch at Kahuku. Kilauea, Ka-
uai, reports rs inch more rainfall than
during last week; the differences at
the remaining stations on Kauai rang
ed from -+.04 to +.20 inch.
The majority of stations in northern
and central Hawaii report lower mean
temperatures than during the proceed
ing week, while those in the southern
portion report higher. The greatest
differences occurred in the Waimea,
and the interior of the Hilo districts.
In extreme western Maui, southeastern
Molokai, and northern Oahu, the mean
temperatures We're Loo to 1.20 higher
than last week s, while the remaining
stations on those islands report slightly
lower temperatures, the greatest change
not equaling 10 deg. The mean tenn
peratures on Kauai were lower than
those of the preceding week. and at
but one station, Lihue, did they equal
10 deg. In number of districts the
night temperatures are becoming APP
preciably lower.
The following table shows the week
1y averages of temperature and rain
fall for the principal islands and for
the group:
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about the same during the daytime
but the nights are getting cooler. Sew
eral light showers occurred at night,
and amounted to IA inch .16 inch less
than last weeks. The trades" shifted
to strong easterly winds on the even
ing of the 18th. Mean temperature,
IT'S deg.-Brother Frank
Kaanapah 03)-Warmer, IL deg,
close, sultry weather, with moderate to
fresh northeast winds, and SO inch more
rainfall. Mean temperature, 80 deg. j;
total rainfall, .4S inch.--Wn.. Robb
Kihei 0D-Higher temperatures OBJ
tanned, with clear to partly cloudy
weather; no rain. Mean temperature,
80.4 deg.-James Scott
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku QD-Clear, sunny weather
obtained, with occasional light show
ers. The mean temperature, 1874 deg,
was IA deg. higher than last week, and
the rainfall, .16 inch, was SO inch less.
The usual high trades prevailed
r. T. Christophersen.
Eva 05)-Light rains occurred on
two dates, and amounted to 20 inch,
10 inch less than last weeks. The
mean temperature, 1872 deg, was 8 deg.
lower.-R. Muller.
Waianae G4-The weather has been
a little cooler, I deg, and rainfall 40
inch less than last weeks. Mean tenn
perature. sos deg.-F. Meyer
Waimanalo 05)-Mean temperature,
77.3 deg; total rainfall, 40 inch.-John
Herd.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea 0D-Continued warm wealth
er, with cloudiness during latter part
of week and showers, occurring mostly
at night. The mean temperature, 1853
deg, was L deg. lower, and the rain
fall, LOS inches, was rs inch more than
last week 81 B. Boreiko
Lihue 00-Cooler, 1 deg, with fire.
quent showers of rain, amounting to
.6S inch, .04 more than last weeks, and
rather strong winds prevailed. Mean
temperature, IT'S deg.-F Weber.
Koloa O4-Slightly cooler, with mod
crate winds and light showers daily,
amounting to 81 inch. .09 more than
last weeks. The mean temperature,
ia deg, was 4 deg. lower.-The Koloa
Sugar Co.
Eleeie 04-Not quite so warm this
week; but just as dry. The rainfall,
20 inch, was that amount greater than
last week s.-McBryde Sugar Co.
Makaweli 04-Generally clear wealth
er obtained, with slightly lower temper
atures, and SO inch less rainfall. Mean
temperature, 500 deg; total rainfall,
90 inch.-Hawaiian Sugar Co.
ISLAND OF MOLOKAI
Mapulehu 04-Warn,er, l deg, with
generally clear weather and 10 inch
rainfall, SO less than last weeks. Mean
temperature, 1915 deg.-C. c. Conradt-
VIM r STOCKMAN
Section Director.
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INFANT MORTALITY.

The attention of the Town Council at
Johannesburg. Transvaal. was last year
directed to the fact that out of eighty
four infants who died in December.
forty-four of them had died Of dysen-
terry. An investigation with view OF
tracing the source of the disease was
authorized Under the best of condi-
tions attacks of dysenterv are very
prevalent among children in warm
weather, but in a large majority Of
cases the lives OF the little ones can be
saved by the used of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy always brings prompt re-
lief, and has never been known to fail.
For sale by Benson, Smith & CO., Ltd.
agents for Hawaii.
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WIN. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.

VIM G.. Irwin-President and Manager
John D. Spreckels-First Vice-President
w. NJ Giffard. Second Viee-President
Fl. M Whitney. $500. Treasurer
Richard Ivers .............. Secretary
e. ]. Spalding. ............... Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., Sam
Francisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill CO., Manu-
facturers of National Cane SHREDDER,
New York, N. Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
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Entire group ..76.0 deg. 1

| Entire group ..76.0 deg. LIS IN.
At the local office of the e. S.
| Weather Bureau in Honolulu, the
| maximum temperature was 50 deg,
| minimum, 90 deg, and the mean, 1s-o
deg, 4 deg. higher than the normal for
the week, and 5 deg lower than that
of the preceding week. Measurable
rainfall occurred ON the last four days.
and amounted to AZ inch, .o3 inch
less than last week 8, and IA inch more
than the normal. The average eloudi-
| ness was $40; average relative humid
ity. 66.7 per cent; and the prevailing
direction of the wind was northeast,
with an average hourly velocity OF
81 miles.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
(Note:-The figures following the
name of a station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closed.
Comparisons of temperature and rain
fall are made with the data for the
preceding week)
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhuc Ranch 02)-Calm, dry
weather, with Is inch less faln1al
Total rainfall. .29 inch.-S. P. Woods
Puakea Ranch 13)-Warm weather
prevailed with strong trade winds.
and 40 inch of rainfall, .3s inch less
than last week s.-A. Mason
Kohala Mill G3)-Slightly cooler,
fine weather. with LII inches of rain
fall "A inch more than during the pre-
ceding week. Mean temperature, 74-S
deg-Joaquin NJ. SouZa.
Multi GSl-Slightly warmer and
very warm weather, with light winds,
and % inch more rainfall. Mean tenn
perature 1873 deg; total rainfall. 1-13
inches-F c. Paetow
Honokaa 12) Slightly warmer
weather prevailed. with 81 inch more
rainfall. Mean temperature. 1872 deg:
total rainfall. o.S3 inch.-S. Gundelfin-
ger.
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Recorded Sept I. 1906.

Western & Haw'n Investment CO
Ltd to w R Castle, Rel: mtg note OF
Lee Chu on 1878 a land and water r't
Kapahuiu I'd, Honolulu, Oahu; pc land
and bldgs cor Beretania and Victoria
SITS, Honolulu Oahu; r 1868 and 1-2
r P 3443, Nuuanu I'd, Honolulu, Oahu;
r Ps 1872, 1919 and 2351. Kaipapau,
Koolauloa Oahu; 81 shares in ap 43,
kuI 7713, Holualoa 1 and 2, n Kona,
Hawaii. SIT, 900. B PSI, p 303. Dated
Sept 6, 1906.
Lavinia Kapu by affdt of mtgee to
Waialua Agrctl Co Ltd Fore Affdt;
pcs land, Waimano, Eva, Oahu. 3
2S1, 303. Dated Aug IS. 1906.
Emma K Kamakaia to Aiko Victor,
D; 1-2 int in lot % of kul 1891, Kekio
tract, Honolulu. Oahu. 81, etc. B 2S2,
D 433. Dated Jan %. 1902.
Lee Let to Bishop & Co, c NJ; lease
hold, bldgs. etc King st. Honolulu.
Oahu $4,000. B 2S1, p 300. Dated Sept
{. 1906.
William Jones and WI to Mutt Bldg
& Loan Socy of Hawaii, Ltd, M: lot
"a, blk B. Nuuanu valley, Honolulu,
Oahu $500. B 2S1, 312 Dated Sept
5, 1906.
Ellen K Robinson and hsh to Ka-
Is1lilodo ~ NJ ~
st, Waikiki, Maui $4,000. B Isl, 3o6.
Dated Aug 81, 1906.
KekiIa (widow) to Hoohila Ako eft al,
P D; IL gr 1914, Keahua, Makawao,
Maui; l share In hui land of Ulumalu
Hamakualoa, Maui; int in share in
hui land of Peahi, Hamakualoa. Maui
81. etc. B 22S p, 434. Dated Aug q.
1906
Hoohila Ako and hsb cd ct al to
Kekila (widow). P D; gr Sc, Makawao
Maui. 81. etc. B 282, p 434. Dated
Aug 81 1906.
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William r Castle to Manuel Cabral i
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For Sale
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, WaiaIus, Kahuku and
Way Stations-#9 a. M, $3.50 %. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:30 a. m, *9:15 a. M,
*11:05 a. m., #2:l5 p. m, 1920 p. n.,
1918 p. M, 1890 p. m, t11:15 p. m.
For Wahiawa-#9:15 a. In. and "S lB
D. IN.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. m, 1874
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:46 a. M, 1886 "a. M,
*10:3s a. m, *1:40 p. m, .4:31 p. 81,
1871 p. m, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa---
1876 a. m. and *5:31 p. m.
Daily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only frst-class tickets honors y,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at %
a. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G.. P. DENISON, T. G. SMITH,
Supt. G.. p. g. T. A.
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