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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

N|E|'g|l||'..'|B:|A|.N'|
FOR || BUSINESS !. |: /! | J
THE 'il : Saving Bank AMI is
Absor bed SB \, tlleA 4 I nter ~;
~ ~ sS::, ; STATE: n, u
SANE OFFICERS #BEz CHARG E
A
Popular EB'ias 81 1 pital. earl i39l,
4 - ~ :1 llar 81! n d
sam OFF Frs BEL N. / ICE.


The Freq aentS saElp Ess Bank which has
been doine cessful business As
III y Nintls and Main Street s Il the Mutual
building, has been merged into the In
5terstatessa Bank, a million dollar nstitu-
ton that & has recen Y Il been lei artered
by the State Corporation Commission
Thus the yident pa ssed I'd Vt Il Of ssexis--;;
stence. NTH tho close 8pf business yester--5
day afternoon went out wi olors fly
ing, and II tomorrow morning the Inter
state, under the same office Y. throw
Its banner 10 itlle breeze. The bank
swil occupy the same once j Sic etoloree!
BY the Frovident IN tile NJ utual
building corner Ninth and lain Streets.
asH88 The new bank was clinrtered2 Whitman
authorized capital OF $4,000 "a Us shares
have been Issued and are9 being Issued
3atBthe spnr svaIuo OF 81 und a person may
hold as few d ten 3 shares Illus ltAWill
be seen n that he institution saorganfZeds
5onE lines that are entirely y new 4; in this
part Of U the country. y; As Ia rule, bank
stock Is subscribed to In the course Of
8for,natlonSb by q few people, while the In.
fterstate8 Is organized on tho popula basis
so that persons OF moderate mems may
sEpcome Stockholders. now (; has over
five hundred Stockholders and the list
is steadily increasing In size. s, 81 81 .8l
AZ The Interstate will do q general bank
Ing business OF deposit and discount and
Will alsogmaintain9a$ savings department.,
making Tits feature, q S did the HIovi-s
dent promtnent iSSs Il IN
THE officers ure ms rolloWs,S President
"A. %$ Cnleski; Vice. President Hiram ~
Gates; Cashier w, Gray Watson; Board
Of Dlrectors--A.S ialeski, Ja ules II, Il Good
win. y Joseph I3. NJ ontgomery,D y, a.. ltitcnle,.
George ", l'roxler. IRAN y. Cat es and
NJ Gray NVnt tson, I'LL AIontag uc rs, the
bank attorney, VI II EN-
Il The Interstate will 5bo opened for bus
mess to7morroW morning. i5 Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
M. BRISTOL, n
7 Great Iron w orks N early Ready
Is Commence Operations.
pecInl % The TlmesH.-l1ispnlccn.JI q

s5SS (Speclnlito The 41lmes-Disphlcn!J1,.
BRISTOL, VA, March ei.-Ihe Cree
cent steel and iron !olilng MS p H.n;
erected here ~ the Virginia lron,E g oal y
and n Coke Corlpa NY are no y q nearing
completion, and wi Il be put in operation
early in April. This new Ind ust ~ 81 realtss
$out over several acres Of ground. inciuu- Il
ing ynrds ana railway sid etra II |s
one or the largest industries .se yer es' --s
8tablished here, and consists 1 OF g com n
binntion Of two plant s--na mel heR Ioil-
Ing mills that were formerly iocatetl ~, q
Max Meadows, Var and the steel mills i
n bat we're formerly locat ted al Ailddll esT;s
d The new industry will give employment
"a about two hundred mon, 10 M 1npeTs oft
whom Will BIO SIX He'd mechanics, nnds
Will receive hi II wa ges ! rs Die pan Y,
together with the iron furnace o. St ~
same company here, Is resarded { as I y
nucleus Of an iron Work Ting cent WHICH EI
a NOT likelyst obc long IN conling tor
tho reason that r ristol las con yenleIl
all the raw material cessn ~, .al unIls
nenr 10 the vast ;eoll deposits OF NYl VIZ
and Lee countless 4, a. 81 tss,s
81 Tho FnrnsworthE Pump Com " XIV hf
was recently incorporated 5anu .$ Wlss.a5
leased q factory building and wa ter pc Wer
lin South Bristol, Is now push lng WORK
along to get estublisfed, The chic Pro 81
moters Of this plant are Abingdon mon
Tho company, IL capitalized at 500 Qpo.
Its purpose & to manufacture WOODEN
pumps. US s{{ " M IA 81 u M u ST u 5s
e Bristol is TO have a. Wholesale clothing
store this spring. The Cox Hat COM
8}panyS decided to add this Sdepartnlent g
Its busineas a. few weeks "a goyt and TO
this end n large building Ia being erected
In tho rea r OF 5 tho building mi Wf occli-
pied, by the compan 81 3 q ~ a.
Tho Bristol hoard Of Trade, Will Colo
mel n b. Pct ors general manHse or, moved
its office into the handsome new Roberts
building on Lee Street Thursday Tho.
T board will hold Its annual Meeting early,
In April, The Jobbers' Association has
been merged into the Board OF Trade, IN
that the general manager handles THE
! correspondence of that Snssociatlon The
results from this soulTeahaYo been liigll-t
Nv gratifying during tho past twelve
months. NJ 4 s 4,
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5up; letter boxes are iclS5 cnoug and
there are three del lveries per day an q
three collect ions. ere ar electric
lights galore, street ca re ONE u lons
every i've minutes on p road Street., and
by tiie glare electric llgllt night
the 5sS,notorlnan ca 5ss ssenger
squares; ID wa VI and II he ca rs ire STONED
for him. q here are ii Isl, eleven hand some
houses be tween a lien Ayenue and Meas Do w
Street others nra in course Of cons RUG
ton. and I'VE more being plan ned .S I he
sound Of d COW bel ever l,ea ~ 81 III
song 3 q the frog ! s. no longer heard In
the! and. and "a iiliet III and rest
assuring mel ghborh ood Cannot be found
under the sun his Is ju st on ~ onunlents
Avenue. a, tlorouEh fare which inEss tin'e,$
and In short me is going to be N the
loyclicst stree d. In u q whole
,beau,if u South Over on race
Street ertic a nd ot her8 street sri
but hat IS anot her ory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
BIG ! q !
INTHEs0 D! !. j: \ J.
New Railroads Pierce Virginia q r ina.
g cal Fields on the
! B order. e
fs,,acIni EEYJIht,rhte NINE $ Dispat ch..,

ii IN STONE GAP March "a ~
Great actlYity is going ~ tst ne s crlp 1
orchard sectlo immed lat ely MOI tllWest
81 Big stone Cap. CIV RAJ lroa9ds is beng
constructed from Appalnc Inlay az q q con-
meet with the Black ltn g.
q branch leading from the sIou I ana
Nashville at Pennington Gap seven
miles north to- the mines OF he Darby
Coal and Coke Company hat entire
section is An a Juror OF sexcl Element over
the rapd 3deveopnlentSt that issnoW going!
on. there n THE compilation OF this a eW
railroad Will open up one OF the richest '
coal fields IN this entire sectlo
This was snrea OF coal lands, reaching,
across tho Is entucky border, has |, every
and individuals within the bast & few
months. 4As largo plant 8isa being nut
near Il Grab % Orchard, Va. llicllif VIII be
in opertltion within thasneS few mon tbs,
ri Track laying on the nterstate Ira llrond
from Appalachia TOT N orion. Va, Is pro!
crossing rapidly, md H trains VIII \ soon
he running on the entire line, q distance
oflfoWrteen miles. Victor 81 Clair Paine,
who recently resigned his position as
Vide ,ce,presIdent Of the IHpoden Coal / and
Coke Company. lief this week for New
lYohk City where he will continue With
hatiYcompanys as general sales agent,
Tho new. y grey stone school building
here IL nearing oompletlon, ii and ii When
ready for occupancy, Will s,be the pride
of the city. Big Stone Gap Is 4 to have
m opera house N tho near future g g,
plans have been drawn. ard work Will
probably be begun soon, n M n &
sSt "A great deal is being said here With
reference to the proposed Federal Court
building, md nov tin 1.-THE matter o.
an appropriat lon for that purpose is bass
fore Congress-, he Town Council have 70
proposed TO donate a lite that will be
to- Uncle Sam, and Colonel q,
,slenlp is doing 4 he can to get the,
fo Nh, boast ofDa soyernment $bulld.
Ing. x sss ,.il !,
Il l'he Eugene Iotel. . Of Sig Stone. So
was sold .hy Mr. RI. u. Brown *, 20 Juass
il. slsean and y: sksns Iss sta-s
day % be- ne w pIers wi \ take ScAa
or ne plppegt y mi 4, 9Os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Southern in Coal Fields
:. 1870 ~ lrrlnI tl,ines. nispntch.l /.

"a (specnl to Tho T'imes-p lSphtcttl l M
& NEW YoIsll, March A,--trhe southern
Railway is making n survey OF the
nnuntuInous country contiguous 70 .
Nashville division. between NJ ontereya ~! ana
Inrrlmap, Tenn, with a View TO building
hi numhero OF sllart lines into, the coal
fields Of thar district, The engineering
stnff has Sjust completed a preliminary
survey for atwsnty-mile branch TO eS--l
{tend from Crossyille to- point on. The
Rig Laurel River, passing through q
seetion where the Goa sights are owned
:by persons who have long desired rail-
road facilities, In order that they might
develop their holdings. Several other
propositions for spurs and branches IN
That part OF the State are being inYesti-
gated by the RAJ lrot.d OF iclals, 5ss s "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Indoor Business IS Excel q!
lent. tn Spite Of 3 4 Bad
Weather @ utSide ~.
.AG GENTS III SHIN g. I h? 4,
RlG hit + FIR ONT.
Live Dealers Losing N 8 Oppor--
tunity to 4 Present Claims of M
4. Real estate Means ~ 8 q
Investment eat Il.
Tide ~ Dealing
Coming

IA n ....iII 5 n. b !!

M
The week Just coscd was mot u brilliant!
in actual outside results for .tllcSEE real
n estat men. rlic clihutlUnT of old VIM
Y ter to liiger overtime the lap Of the
blushingf young spring Is not wei Z cal
Il Culnted to- turn = he minds of PRO specti We
a lot owners to downright business
Many private sales prog ressed iii ii the
II Offices . { rug ctlts, VI however nnd 1nnny
thousands OF dollar g Changed hands. (. III
he& 81 oft lots a s;luct ,pr las n Iurss
a dayiof,s Craze and Frank street near
Il the s,ll,lir va q Ing one
N to the real estnt = men. l'iic gal d ,yiia
made BY court ord erSana II tea III IarsG
u and sreprese i int crowd OF ,yefp.f thef
SStnost ny whom we're home y builders and
are looking to he suburbs for lots upon
which to erect com orta blc Il lonses iiSl
II ca ~ reach d 81 cit yconyeniences, ~ fty-2
ak lots, II lin were put up, were rc;ld IA
Il ysExold gat f figures 4 hat q seemed stto be-
sntlsfactory to IA he gspeclui comtiiiss lOners
who had charge $of the prop rtyb under the
decree #or a he court. The lots al nllttl-!
ber,|of shlci, we're low and swan,
eail the; wa from 50 10 $40 per from foot
the total ggrcgatIng sss. NJ The holders
a OF far out and ssu proper ;sssraf
especially pleased will he result of this8
sale. s35s
S Ali the deal ers IN suburban property re-,
II port active inquiry. and wi ri the pass
q ny away Of he snow M; open -
II Ing Of spring, sw hen Ssnburban property
D has on It's hest looks. tlity expect to do
immense Il bus IN esq. M
Clnterg I'i,rx, on 81 1sl kesl ca
Zine. is tracing anew tt g a l.s OF
suburban II homes. Anry have Il been out
look tliiH I,roperty over ut hin the
d last few dnys
sst Mr. effries says thu 'G snter8I a nd and
Improvement C'ornpnn very rea s y,
10 feel gncora ed. a I'D lieiS co.'s sur
that good hlls.rless awnl CEN pan
VII all tic tardiiat,
under4fwtnter.ss cloud s. sgs E
Ss BrookinIid Park is ut racti ne Inc q ten
lion OF many homo seek rs, 4 g nd wos or
three good sales were rlad g III ileres$t lhe
n past week 8ss5 Ia, s
iE7lEEI igtlanti EPnrk Is also in8 thu vim or
viii III when the spring season &c IS here 4
III, good shape. n b sales were re ported
4 here last week, but prospe ct'yet buyers
II have visited the grounds, and ~ una V pc
q IN, e u number Of lots have been cknd
out. Jfa5s!5sS vs..
,Eg5Aicssrs. j. 3A. Connolly and Company
have sold during the past week I or ~ ~
CT 1IcCurdy3 a sidence q prope r YIN I,
4 Brookland Park. price s, 800; for n r.
T. Fulmer 10 feet on Floyd =
Il price IS, Nj Henry NVSaller
stein al store pro perty on "a ga y
street Mt 81 600; for Henry =. Hl!ziert
ana Company a store property " 4. 8!
tecnth Street for $4,000. and for n RS
Mary Brooks, q store on North MIRO s.
L Street. 43 5 81 ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
!. STEEL EARNINGS,
Estimated Net Revenue Of United
States and Bethlehem Cos. x
|. lsppcinl Ia The Wines. pIspatch.l I.

ia W3YDRK, March 2a.--Tho net earn
.ings Of the United aStntessSteel Corpora
tlonFI March since Its organization, with
enrnlngs fortsthe current month us esti-
mated foll 10y !. ~ y, ., q "a, u,
1905 SO T}GiIU; 1908, s9,ola57O 1902 $40, 1859,
( Tho finished and selll-tinished produce
tionBof the Steel Cornoration Is expected
.toSrun at least ten million tons this year,
IL there are no reverses, This Eposslhle
production compares with previous years
Tons finished, ana semi-Anlshed steel,
1906 10,00O.00 1905 22G,Ss 1901, 6,792,7soi
1908, 4 458, $40; 1902, 81 ~ 92S22, !, !, 7.
M IL would tnke the mills Or the United
States Steel corporation nine months TO
work or the present untitled Tonnage ,,an Is
even 10 another new order was NOT re-
ceived within that neriod,s ts t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Cotton Market,
lBY Assocla TEA Prese.ll

rs NEW YORIS, March "a -,,Cotlon goods
We're firmly held In first hand ana buyerla
We're more plant IN lto-day's dry goods
market than has heen the case for two or
three weeks. Tue nyersol d tconditl or
many depaTtpleants.of tln market ~ Great y
fcfleG question now IL TO get, goods rag y I'd
less al &pricet JObbers are doing an "
usual y good late spring husl Y ess: aens.
4bnrlaYs and staple wooden spoasas are al
wen sold wi ad yanciNg tepdslse
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24

left for Maui last night to take up the
work.
A postal card received by the Hong
Kong Maru from George AIDE dated
Cairo, Egypt February 2, says "In
your town a year ago today. My what
a jump! More people here but you
have a better climate"
Chester w. Rosekrans will be one of
the soloists at the coming festival of
song. He leaves for the coast on the
Sib ria and takes with him an offer
to Miss Mile Flynne a soloist at
Trinity church, San Francisco. Rose
krans will return on the Mongolia
The following invitation has been
issued: The Literary Circle of the Kllo-
hama Art League invite you to the Lea
que rooms at the Young Hotel on Mon
day afternoon, March 20, at o'clock
when DR.. Emily Noble will give a talk
on the bright side of Social Life in
India"
The regular meeting of the Guild and
Woman's Auxiliary of st. Andrew s
Cathedral will be held on Monday
March 26th, at half past two, at the
residence Of Mrs. Rycroft, 1855 Wilder
avenue, opposite the corner of College
street. The Rev. Kong Yin Tet win
address the meeting. All those who did
not bring their united Offering to the
last meeting are requested to bring it
this time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
''HELD BY THE ENEMY"
AT OPERA TONIGHT

'"Thelma" had the folks at the Opera
House last evening a-quiver with in
terest as intense as it was enthusiastic
There was a good attendance and the
BUTLER performers were received with
a warm welcome. The performance be-
ing for the benefit of the Hawaii Yacht
Club, the theater was draped with
flags, the pennant of the Yacht Club
being particularly noticeable.
Ernest Kaai's musicians entertained
delightfully."- between the acts of the
play
Owing to the fact that they had been
busy all the afternoon getting ready
for today's boys Field sports, the
young men who were to have done
some gymnasdc stunts between acts,
We're unable to be present
Commodore H. p. Cooper of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club, occupied a box with
the commander and staff of the bat
tleship Oregon.
"Thelma" will be reproduced this af-
ternoon at the matinee at the Opera
House, to a crowd that is sure TO fill
the house. Tonight the Buhlers will
present Held by the Enemy" that
stirring war drama so enthusiastically
received Thursday evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
DR., Russell IS
BACK FROM JAPAN
APOSTLE OF CIVIL LIERTY TO
RETURNS BY THE SIBERIA.

Dr. Nicholas Russell arrived from
Japan by the S. S. Siberia this morn
ing after an extended absence in that
country. Dr. Russell was very active
during his residence in Japan in prose-
lyting the Russian prisoners to the
modern ideas of civil liberty. He pub
Iished periodical in Japan and his eff
forts met with mcuh success.
When he went to Japan from Homo
lulu he was armed with credentials to
the japanese government which gave him
in consequence, special facilities for go
ing among the Russians and conduct
ing his PROSECUTING work. He distrib-
uted a large amount of literature of
this character among the men and is
said to have eXerted much influence
upon his former cOuntrymen.
DR.. Russell was assisted in his work
by George KEENAN,, the famous writer
on the Siberian prison system. Ken
nan may visit Dr. Russell when he
comes to Honolulu from the Far East
this year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24


\ few fox terrier pups are for sale
w. r. Castle leaves by the Siberia
today for the coast.
f. L. Waldron departs by the Siberia
today for the coast.
Chester Doyle was a returning pas
! senger from Hilo today.
DR.. j. H. RAYMOND returned from
Maui by the hinau today ,,,
morgan VIII sen 10 olu "ooueIl pu''u
lhSs at auclloIl OH rIluay lle 'Vlh'
IIhe hllau was SlsnIeu t"e'l'S NV
miles east at Sou cr'cN 'iii9 ii'0' II
IHs' ,.,-. ,--.,.o,
All visiting EIhS are corulanS l"vLC,u
to social session TO De helu aI Ems
Han tonight,
! fresh haIlhl'u' peel Se'i anu lSl','iu
chickens Raymond fahch Market
Ielephohe 4o+'
Robert Hind leaves by the Siberia
today for San Francisco. Mrs. Hind
accompanies him.
The REQ touring car should re-
ceive the attention OF everyone interest
ed in automobiles.
| Mrs NaWahl Mrs. Henry berlleiilah
! ana MISS flora Harvey reIurIleu Iou@S
! from visit to Hilo,
Miss Leila Spence formerly Stehos-
rapher of this city, Is now at Rhyollte'
Nev, goldtteld emporium
The annual meeting OF lnter-lslahu
Steam Navigation Co. Will be held on
| Wednesday March % at lO a. m
]. NJ. Martin, agent of the anti-saloOn
league returned by the Kinau today
from a tour of Hawaii and Maui.
Albert F. Along leaves by the Sibe-
ria for Davenport, Iowa where MRS
Whiting, the mother of his afnanced'
is ILL.,
The usual rv1ces at the Gospel
Mission on Fort street opposite CLUB
| Stables this evening at o'clock. All
welcome.
Rev. r. Nj. Snodgrass VIII speak at
the 4:SO Sunday afternoon meeting at
Y. M. c. A. Hall. subject Excuses
All welcome
]. T. Stacker formerly editor of the
Hawaii Herald arrived by the streamer
Kinau today to enter the employ of
the Advert ser.
F. w. Rosecrans, a San Francisco
tenor of some note, who has been in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
FIELD
SPORTS
ATHLETIC EVENTS AT THE BOYS
FIELD BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 2
O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.

The Field Day sports on the Boys
Field near Liliha street began at 2
o'clock today All day the street cars
have been running placarded with an
nouncements of the fact that this was
the day of the meet.
A great deal Of enthusiasm has been
developed in the affair. Five organiza-
lions and more than ten times that
many individuals will compete.
The attendance is large and the in
terest very great. The arrangements
are all well made and the track and
field are i'm good condition
The grand stand is gaily decorated
with American and Hawaiian flags.
The attendance is very large, The Dia-
mond Heads are confident of winning
the cup
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
SKATING KEEPS
GOING RIGHT ON

The maple floring for the Queen street
rink came on the Alameda" The
work on the extension is being pushed
and is all ready for the flooring. The
makai end of the rink has been taken
on and the two buildings connected. 1t
is expected that the big rink will be
used for the first time Monday even
ing. The rink will be open this after
noon and evening as the alterations
do not affect the large building as yet.
Band tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
FOR PRIVATE SALE .

The new pleasure yacht "Kapolei"
fastest sloop in the Hawaiian waters.
Oak frames, planking, decking, cabin
of eastern cedar
Complete set of racing sails, spin
hacker, balloon and storm jibs.
Further particulars can be obtained
from
HARRY ARMITAGE,
Stock and Bond Broker,
Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
CAME
INTO HARB0R
VESSEL WILL BE UNABLE TO
TAKE ALL WHO WERE TO DE-
PART BY HER

The passenger from the S. s. Siberia
came ashore this morning. She com.
into the Hackfeld wharf this morn
ing about o'clock and began discharg-
ing cargo. She had $40 tons of freight
for this port Eight cabin passengers
including DR.. Nicholas Russell the
former politician of Hawaii were for
this port. The vessel brought 375 Jap
anese and II Chinese for Honolulu.
Her through passengers were permit
ted ashore.
cisco at p. m. today and will take
the mail to the coast. A large crowd
departs on her for San Francisco from
Honolulu. She is unable to aCcommo-
date all of those who desire passage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
JAS. F. 1ORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Poi Food Factory
ON TUT SDAY, APR. 3,
AT y O'CLOCK NOON.
At the premises, Liliha street, op-
posite Vineyard, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Auction, the property comprising:
REAL ESTATE

A valuable lot on the corner of Lii
liha st, and Parker lane, having a
frontage of 81 feet on Liliha street, and
from 70 to 112 #. deep.
The lot is high ground and is well
drained
In this property there has lately
been erected a well built new frame
building, 25x1O feet, wired for cleo
tricity, flush closets, porcelain fittings,
etc Building is covered with CORFU
gated iron. The factory is well sup
piled with new machinery, comprising:
l 2O-H. p. steam tubular boiler 36X
100
SxS class B horizontal engine.
No. mill for manufacture of poi.
l No. mill for grinding grain, taro,
etc.
Shafting, betting, pulleys, scale,
tools etc.
The above will be first offered as a
whole, and if not sold will be sold in
lots.
All particulars at my office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
VENEER
MAKES OLD THINGS NEW

will re-varnihng
entirely
building original finish
be
paint will be better appica
will improve the beautiful smoky
look from the Piano and other
Oak, White Enamel Silver
al
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
Local Office u. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu T. H., March a. 1906.

Temperatures. 6 a. IN. G.; s Il. m. CT;
10 a. m. Il; noon 70; morning minimum
g.
Barometer a. m. 3O.O2; absolute hui
midity a. m, 4.7O7 grains per cubic
foot: relative humidity a. m, So per
cent; dew point a. m. 55
Wind velocity: 6 a. m. 3, northeast;
s a. m. 1, northeast; 10 a. m. s. south
west; noon 16, southwest.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m, .O2 inches.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon 143 miles
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24

The battleship Oregon sailed this
afternoon about ! o'clock for San Fran
cisco, The Siberia will reach San Fran
cisco ahead of her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
YOUR ATTENTION.

K, Yamamoto wholesale dealer
in japanese goods, will show you
choice samples. Special attention
given to plantation orders. Telephone
Main $685. p. o. Box So Hotel street
near Nuuanu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
BURNS TO EDIT
THE HERALD

A. NJ. Burns, formerly of the Star
staff, returned by the steamer Kinau
from Hilo for a brief visit. He will
take the editorship of the Hawaii
Herald on April /, returning to Hilo by
the steamer Kinau on Tuesday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
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1t doesn't make any difference
what you want or what you
have but don't want Star
Classified Ads will help you out
with absolute certainty. Want
Ads inserted three times for Csc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-29
By k. and Hesketh PritcE1ard.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-29

which he partoolz in the company of the artist the chief intimiated that he was ready to give Blufort his first sitting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-29
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