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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
@arnnng.
Spcsial Nutis.
Sic mcGpnpmab : Sttmle.

aumben. eeeenipirtis i'm oritten ODER einem
b6beren @raoe Der 5fienfIi6en S6uIcn 9nItis
eIeidenr 1lnterri6t, ntbeen ictt glppIiintipren
Sllfr Giriritt In bic nc onoabs Sdbule fir Die
lommenoe eaifpn MAIDEN. Gle miilIcll III @al.
tiilorc iuo6nei, atpif6cn 6eDn iilb ~bier6ebll
Sabre alt. bon 1utem Gbnrufter, geiulib iilio
obne 9enii9enbe Mittel fir ibre eioene @esies
buna fein. slppIifntipils. SornluIare iino i'm Biz
reGu oes Srn. Robert g. Smitb. bes SeiretarS
bes 0ireftoriunls, Or. GA, GaiitablcsSebdroc
er1dltlid.
German s.. 0gnt,
(96,S, 1000 Yrdlioeitt bes SirettpriunlS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
Hmlilis MlMG.

Gs ftnrb am .. 9pril 1907 mad Ioneem 2ets
ben Suliu5 Slid, ~gelicbter Sobr bon 8abetn
slid, I'M Sltcr Opn % Sabrer. Sic geerois
olna finoct GunMtag, Na0mtttagS I'M 4 l(br,
bon DEM Gta6IiTemcit bon 9bilipp GecpoIo &
Gobr, Or. ITO, SitosG utatuss troBe, aus itatt.
(061
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9cutid,e sparbant pun Baltimore.

ben %. Wiir6 1907.
Sic MtitgIicbcr Der Corporation Der .Scnt.
ifcn sparbaMt uuu Baltimore" iperbcl bterfrlit
b~erahrihtiat, bah cine gSnbI titr 6luoil Sireis
loren, lpeIrbc ole &cid1itc Der Sparbunf fir baS
Snbr III leitcn bnbeii, AM Mlnntag,
ben s. Ipril, gtndilitia9s bon 3 bis 4 H1r,
int guii9ehduoc uboebulteil mirb.
Sarl 2icbcrtncdIt, Sbotnlciitcr.
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Sobn .. 81 0 # c er
ifenft Der Stoot Glepclono cinen
Eorf. Die 9coingrng, pcl0c al bic
S6enflna gcfniipft lit, Oab in Oem
Gorf mcOcr geraudt, g%ctrrrnfcll, nod
g~ctan5t nerocn bari mcrocn iid bic
Glcpeldnoer mobl gefaaen laiicn, oenn
einem geidenften Saul iiebt man
nidt in's Woltl. Son0erbar, Dab
fat gleih5eitig nit Scr Nofridt bon
oicIcr S6cnfung Stockholders bic an.
bcre Melbung fommt, Dab oie ~Stoll-
barb Oil So" ben Yreis fir Gob-Oel
nm icd)s5ebn Gents pro SOB erbobt
babe. Die S6enfluugcn Iollen mieOcr
bcrnnSgcidlngcn mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
0l[hcrt 6 Gnlcr

bel Srn. SSnl. g. SIN pdDrenb Der lctten "a
Sabre hcldD1ftiot. 3eitWeiliges @ei0dftslolal
vi. 305, 9iDro.S'rpGopnD 1elepbon 2So!fe
7G6 H.. SicicIbe 9tcnitlctitlrll9 miro .Gnrdllliri
mn %6rc GInol0uit ioiro crilltlt1 l%olicittrt.
ml-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
Ycrmiid)ts Mnseteen.
Nnnfinnitnn

Sir Die bicleit @eluciie Der I1eilrabnle, Die
ulS in oct fbipcren 3agcrl bc3iiglid oes 3ooes
riifercs tSobncs Gpurab Sadlitein bon ulen
Geite1 6u 1heil murbeu, fonie fir bic berrlt'
den @Iimcripenbcn iaaei mir bierinit alien
~nnieret Sreunocn unferen ber8! iditen 9anf.
(96) Sainiitc Sadlitc!n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
Girdjlidjc MnScigcn.
3ipnS : Wcmctnbc.

Gpilc6oicnil t0.A5. Sunntug lnG Sttcrn:
C1uno Der Silngcr nab Gmnlula. 6rciiuA. hclt
II. Spril, S llbr HbCroo, FGul Gcrburoilcter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
Spbn Scr,uig & Spbm,
2cidlcnbcitntter uub Gtnbul idnitrer,
SIR p0US. HrlgnrSsS tfaBc.

Hp clgGeIdldit Wr. 52l, Gaifcrfsgoenue.
Sigblanbtpluu, Ynltimore'G unntg.
@ir 6aben in %lnierer laneen, Sei6dtfSpraIts
s(rnt unb Reid ~beeroiat. Ginb nit aertneem
8roitt 5uirieber. Sie feinitcn auii6ph g%elteiert
fiir So9SeiteIl, lnterbaItunaen uno aIloere Sc
Ieeenbeiien. Veioe Telephone. CUlai2S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Gle IItonoer Stubtoer.
or0nctcn 6oben cinitimnlig bei6loi-
len, Dem plottocltti6en Gi6tcr &orl
&ctbmiiH cin iG6rliGes Gbrcn9eboIt
pon 1900 Mort 81 5oblcn.
Ger fitr5li6 gcftorbcne
@crlcQcr Der oShlcIiihcn 3citlrnG,"
@einrid BON &orr, bat iciucr @ittpc
uno icillcn bci0cn G06tcrl Gin Ser
m00cn BON 50 WiiQioncn Wfurt bins
tcrloiicn!
&u0oIf BON @otti6oI IT,
ser GrciunOo6t5i9iGbri9c, Der ober
nod iugtnojifc Stride u1O Gtcgionls
felt 6ciibt, bat iocbcn cin neltcS Bib
ncnitiid o9ulf Dem &pnoit" ooQcnoct,
DoS feline Nnuffiibrlung i'm &cip5igcr
Stuottbcotcr crlcbcn miro.
Shirt Seinri6 Ser Bier
lno5pon5igite bon 9ieltB Fat in eincm
CONCERT in 0ortnunO mcDrere lciner
Gonlpoiitionen iel6It bright. Die DC
9ierun9 oeS fleinen 2GnodenS lGBt
Dem 6iiriten genug 3eit, ieinen flint
lerii6en Neigungen SIT folgen. NlS
tii6tigcr G%omponiit lit ct iGon lulge
bcfnnnt.
Ger gr0Btc SoIOot ollcr
Itcbcnocn &eerc lit gcgcnluGrtig Scr
nlonQc &pan" bon Scr ruilii6cn
8nrOc. Slpan lit MIR cincn baIben
3oQ untcr adt SUB groB, c6enmGBig
gebolrt un0 crit 81 Sabre alt. Der
0rGBte 0elttihe SolOot, Der I'M erlten
@orbc-Gegin1cn SIT SUB Itcbt, tit Der
Wctgergeielc SoIep6 S0ipperS aus
@loobod. Gr mliBt 2.07 Metcr.
Gin Mitglico Scr g e ne
ScricDcr Stnot5-@ cicBgcbung bat CT
ne 9iQ eingcrciht, mcldc bic 9Grte
bcitclrert, lrn0 5luor Don 20 bis 5t 80
Collars, ic nad) Der 9(rt 0cS 8artcS,
Of S6nllrr., @ofcll. o0cr 9ofSbort
oOcr &oQbort. 9llf rotbc S0rtc lit
elm Stcucr5uI6lng BON 5mon6ig Fro.
sent porgeicben. SIS giebt olld) SILT
moriIten in ser @eIeb0e6un9 0eS
MoSfito.S tootcs.
Wit Ser sent den @elts
ouSIteQung in Berlin aus 9lnloB bon
&oiicr @ilbelm'S iil6ernem Gegies
rllngS : Sl1bilGum I'M Sabre 1913 lit
cS alto ni6ts. Der Safer bat obge-
minft. ltno ga miro er mobl red)t
6obcn. Sic @elt lit mtslteQungS-
miioc, neil bic @cltmclien 81 raid
oilf einonOcr folgen. 9cutl6lanO bat
ollcrbin0S nod feline 8cltaus telling
oebabt, bufiir ober cine 5icmlid)e gln-
5abl BON Spe5ial : g(l5ltelungcn, Die
NIT gang wenigcu NuSnobmen
9robc Grfolgc gebabt 6abcn.
Scr I ii 6erc " ei d s tag s.
9Q6gcor0netc mo Scr @CrolS9cbcr Der
cilgcgangencn freiiinnigcn v9totion,"
lbcoOnr @nrtb bot nid)t Die IbIidt,
0ullcrll0 bonn Sorllm SIT ncrI6lulllOcll.
Gu bat er mcli9ItrnS nltf 0cm Nb-
iNic0& 9onfct gclogt: SIS 0iebt Sci
ten, no c5 bereotcr lit, SIT i6mcigcn,
ais 81 rc0en. SD babe mcinc @olccrc
olii Ocn Stronb 0eicbt; i) boffe obcr,
bolo nit elmer itottliden Slpttc iuic.
Scr oilsfobren 3l f0nl,clt, elmer sSlottc
inter b%cmofrotildcr Slog0c. Inter
oicicr Slo0ge iperoc id) nicOcr 3ienii
ncbn1cn utb Oon11 mcincn Wdnn itc.
6en."
So6n .. 81 o # c G / e I
i6enft Scr Stnot Glepelono citcl,
Yorf. Die 9coinolng, mcl0c al Die
S6etfung gcfniipit lit, Oob in BEN
Gorf mcOcr geroltd)t, gctrunfcn, nod
g~ctan5t nerocn bari mcrocn iid Die
Glcpeldnoer mobl gefallen %loiicn, oenr
einem geidenften Saul iiebt mar
nid)t ms Maltl. Son0erbar, 0ai
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,Narriiun.9aaperc Gr. 49,

,Narriion, @nNUercih Yr. TO-"
9tr. 734, 9torosSnDs Strabc.
Sic o5. Observation-Disclosures iito N%cnnltell'
iuobi finoet nddIien Montaa, ben 8. gpril,
YlbcnoS 8 llbr. i'm &creins.9ofa itntt, Mle
MiiteIicoer iino ircunbli6it erilibt h%crlelbclt
bei5u,uobner.
@ilbclm Slantnt, Irditoellt.
Sunrao Wagncr, StcesTrdi.
SenrD Stuf, S6abrnetiter.
Subu u. Nplfer, Sefret1r.
SuEn Sannibal,
(o6.S) He0tsaniualt.
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~@crIammlnn9s = Nn5cigcn.
..YInrnlono 9S0dcr.Wcrciu.

uUfnfNIUH0 VnUVFsTStFtEH'
Snmitaa, ben 6. gpril, Wbenh5 S UDr, @cllcs
raIsgieridmmIult1 lrllb Yufhe5abllln9 Der olerlcl7
iabrli6cn WcitriGe, in Surfb's 9uae, gr. AIS,
98cits2erirgtonsStrabe
$3.50 Mn0. SDgt, Seltclut'
Sas @ublifum tit ber5lid, .cihsclaocl. Der
j~1lrlidCn Situnn Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1907, 4 r6r 9in6mittugS, i'm Seilt, Nr. 63G,
peit. yranilirt.S troiC, itaiiIinben miro.
Seu. M, Yarfer,
O8-O Scfret1r lino Slpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Son gemiiicn SlGttern
miro al Scr 9cbntptlulg felt
gcbaltcn, ooB sic Gompagnelei-
tlnlg fir sic grGiioentcnpabl in
1904 BON gOporo $. &arrimm
100000 Collars erbalten babe. Son
bieicr Sllmme ieien ben Republican,.
Ihen Staats Gpmite bon Hcm-Dorf
100000 iibcrmieien nor0er. Ct.
Gollpernellr SoeQ unb Sr. Gortel.
polt, Ser Soriiter bes 9tationol : So.
mites, ieien nit oieien Gransoftionen
p~oalt6noig pertrout. Shatamts.
Scfret1r Gortelpou miro nobl auf
bicic 9ln5apin1g ottportcn miiiien,
I'm &larbeit 5u iduiffen. 0as Golf
bari cine gufflGrung forocrt.
Sic Grperten 6 m NJ / l.
lion bot Sarrp g. Sban fir sllre6.
~nllngSf1big crflart. 9iItrifts- 9(nnolt
Serome lit nit oiciem 9%efl1noe nid)t
einnerItonbcn un0 mill MN BET Der
Expectations. Ibtbeilllng oes Sbcrgc.
rihts cine Ginitclung bes Serfob.
rens beontrogen. ST lit ii6 o6er iibcr
ole geiesli6en 9eitimmun0en nod
nid)t re6t flor, Of cine 9erufung 5l,.
l1iiig iei. @enn ie Gin WorOpro5eB
sur SARGE geiporoen, 10 lit es Der
YrnscB, unb Scr 9iltritts -gn-
matt Scr groBtcn Staot ser Sereinig-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Holulano's tirfiIdje 8Goer,
GauitabIe.Yebaube Eoltaut ssgen. etsts rHsn.
IhIInlO-l
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Inter
Sicmitaa Mbcuo ,
@. Mnril.

Sic bette, ie in Baltimore beranitaltctc llrs
terbnItuile. Gin ngtu Stdr" Grugrnmm. lin
tcr ben Siinftlern, bic ourliin gebeten ilto bic
5~ugeiagt BADEN. ~befinbeu fid: George Mi. Gobar
lino 1ruppe, 4ercD &aspea utlo 3rltppe, Drill
ton Gudube ulo grippe; has a%ciauluItc Rros
granlnt hes oWinrDIuuoz1b Dealers" Sri. Georgia
Mtafior, emmanuel 99ub, gSiuiam s.. SorlI.
@uacnie Jtobeir, Sran6 8oruf6cin, glircO
Siiribnteber, @cInlni6 9Sil6clm, Gbpuro Moi
lett, iSrurf Gniper unb 6rcbcrid -. @ottlieb.
Streids uno 6lbteI.S crtett. Smile 9eou. Nc
gIciter, mo piele Snoere. Eegic: 2uui5 3.
0cd. Niucte bel gIbuugb's. 600
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G%eTddftSfhbrrr G. ". ScinS, Bobnung:
G. & 8. 121 90 BaIbropf.
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asentnr fur gpafbtuntun II, Siitritt Columbia:
@m. Sannemaur, 1916 Marion st., y. u.
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Der 9entfGe Correspondent

Giernt1imer g. Gaine, @obnlno:
6. & g. $40 u Mabiion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-27
nj" IS AUCTIONED
At HEAVY ,L0SS
HOTEL STREET JOINT BRINGS
ONLY $3.50, THOUGH WORTH
ABOUT $4,000

1t, the photograph joint, is no
more under the ownership of the genial
Stuart Dunbar. Mr. Morgan's able
right hand man, Stevens, took charge
of matters this noon, and after the big
bell had tolled out the word that some
thing was doing in 1T" the auctioneer
began to tell the crowd who were there
in large numbers with no regard to
race or color, the prices of the differ
ent kinds of amusement enterprises
that would be offered for sale under
the hammer.
Mrs. Roe was there before the crowd
arrived and by the many questions
that she put to the late owner, one
would believe that she was thinking
very seriously of buying out the cele-
brated place Morgan's man had eX-
planned to the assembled multitude that
it was good money making PROPOSE
ton and read the list of things that
were for sale.
What am / bid for the whole lot?"
No answer came, once, twice, third and
last. Before the word time" had been
uttered one man said 5000" Bids
were very slow and were raised at the
rate of 1926 and $50 at a time, The
machines were sold to l.. j, Elsberg
for $3.50. The total value of 1T" was
nearly $4,000 and Dunbar feels rather
hurt to think that he got only such a
small sum for the place. He will
leave for the coast tomorrow on the
China, and will settle down in Frisco
where he has been made agent for an
automobile.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-27
WANT To STOP
GOING TO LAW
CHINESE LITIGANTS ASK FOR AN
INJUNCTION TO PREVENT FUR
THEIR SUITS.

A petition for an injunction has been
filed in Judge De Bolts court by the
plaintiffs in the case of Carl Ontai, ct
al VS.. l.. Ahuna. ct al.
The case is one which has been in
the courts of North Kona for nearly
two years in one form or another, and
originally was over a lot of ava, valued
at 1886. In some stage of the suit
the defendants were allowed to sell
the ava before the ownership was de-
termined, they giving bond. When the
case was finally decided Ia favor of the
plaintiffs, and Judgment rendered for
the full amount and interest. the bond
turned out not to is good. L. Ahuna,
whose property was said to be worth
above $4,000, when sued for the amount
sets up the claim that he is insolvent,
and that lot of cattle which had been
included in his schedule of assets when
bond was made, are now claimed to
belong to minor children, on which
the plaintiff can not get execution.
The plaintiff claims that the defend
ants have now begun the policy of con
tinuing perpetual having, to the great
expense Of the plaintiffs, who will have
no recourse for damages because the
defendants have nothing. The only
way, apparently, that the plaintiffs see
of letting go and stopping legal pro-
ceedings which are eating them up in
costs, is to have it stopped by judicial
injunction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-27
USED MOPPING JAP
TO MOP UP FLOOR
LOUIS RODRIGUEs' FATHER PAYS
FOR FUN LOUIS HAD ON THE
ROOF GARDEN.

Only four cases were on the calendar
at police court this morning. and some
We're put over until some later date.
In the case of Mage and Ha. both
charged with abduction, the case with
the consent of counsel and the prose-
cution was put over until Friday OF
next week. Gus Que. who was out on
six dollars bail for drunkenness. was
not in evidence this morning, and the
court decided that the bail was for.
feited
Louis Rodrigues, who at one time
was employed by the Young Hotel,
was up for assault and battery against
a Japanese named Moriyama, on the
afternoon of September % in the ma
uka pavilion of the loung Hotel. Ac-
Cording to the testimony OF Moriyama
on the afternoon meAt'oned he was
washing the floor of the pavilion with
a long-handled-mop, when the defen.
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dant and his friend, a Hawaiian NAM
ed Walter, came over and started to
! dance on the floor just finished wash
! ed. u told him to please get Off
said the Jap, but he did not seem to
hear my request, and in swinging my
mop ! struck him on the leg with the
mop part and not the handle. He at
once set upon me and struck me in
the eye, which you can still see is
black. | fell down and he hit me
again as | was down. 1 got up and
tried to protect myself with the mop
but he took it away from me and hit
me again.
Attorney Cathcart who was doing
the prosecuting this morning called an
employee of the Hotel named Diaz to
tell the court what he knew about the
matter Diaz said that he was not
present at the time of the assault. but
that Moriyama came to him and told
him that a read-headed boy, pointing
to Louis, had hit him, and that he
wanted him arrested Dias told the
court that Rodrigues had been dis
charged before for doing the same
thing
Rodrigues then took the stand and
told his story about the scrap. "I and
me pal were taking a walk through
Hotel street when he said, let's go up
on the roof garden and take look
says alright We went up there and
as we were going through the dance
hall the Jap hit me over the leg with
the mop he was using. The hit of
the mop knocked me down, and when
! got up | planted him one He struck
at me again and | soaked him another
one"
Judge Andrade asked him what right
he had up on the roof garden. and his
reply was that he thought It was a
public place. The court then asked
him what he did for living, and he
answered nothing at present" The
court told him he had better get to
work or the police would get after
him for being a vagrant. After a few
more. questions Rodrigues was excus-
ed and his pal was called on to tell
what had happened. His story ard
the one told by Rodrgues were nearly
the same The judge after a warning
fined him 81 and costs amounting al
together to 5000 For a few minutes
it looked very much as if Louis would
have to go over on the reef but final
~ his father came up and told the
court that he hated to own the boy, as
he was no good, but this time would
pay his fine for him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-27
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
(List Revised To-Day

Per S. S. Sierra, September 81, for
San Francisco--Dr. Downing and party,
W. r. and ]. B. Castle, G. NJ. symonds,
R. M. Norton, J. G. Reid, Mr.. and
F F Barbour, Mrs j. Kaufman, Miss Q
Goodale, Miss Schaefer, r. NJ. Morton,
G. G. Reid, Mrs. Schoy, Mrs. e. G.
Thomas and two daughters, H. H. Ha-
gedorn, A, H. Eaves, Jr., Mrs.
Jack Hayes, Jr., Miss Wood. Eli Sny-
der, P. G. Schneider, wife and 2 chill
dren, Miss Reid, Mrs. Alice Forrest,
Mrs. o. H. Pfeiffer, ]. F. Bettiston. S.
e. Woodley, w. M. Farr, J. s. Mello,
wife and two children, Mrs. J. W.
Yarndley, L. ]. Alencastre, e. H. Hart,
J. M. Hind, j. d. Tucker, Mrs. Molony
and child, w. B. Strickend, Miss May
Fisher, John McAdoo ]. ]. Harkins,
Mrs. j, Renault.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-27
PRECIPITATION.

Excess (-t- or deficiency q since
January l, ISIS.
Av. Rel. Humid, 70.6 per cent.
Prevailing direction, NE; total
movement 676O miles; average hourly
velocity, 81; maximum velocity (for
five minute0 81 miles per hour. from
NE, on 10th.
WEATHER.
Number of days, clear, 10; partly
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Hgnrl Wa!srh0gse Tust Co.. Lid

Their conveyance to her by deed OF
Pakauila and husband, dated Oct u.
1898, and recorded in said Registry Of
flee in Liber 1888 page SIS. The above
described interests are fully described
in r. p. Grant 1895 to Haalulu. and
same containing an area OF ZIG acres.
excepting kuleanas of natives).
?. All the right, title and interest of
the said Mrs. Junius Kaai, alias Jessie
X. Kaae defendant, in and to lands
situate at Moalepe, Kappa, Puma. Ka-
uai, same being Kalo land. as fully de-
scribed in r. P. G97G, l.. c. A. S247.
to Ehu. Area Roods, this piece said
Mrs Junius Kaai, alias Jessie IA. Kaae.
inherits by Will of Junius Kaae. de-
ceased.
3. All of the right, title and interest
OF the said Mrs. Junius Kaai, alias Jes-
sic X. Kaae, defendant, in and to Apa-
ma l of L. c. A. 31l1, and L. G. A.
1858, to Debora Kapule, situate at XII
kiaola, Waimea, Kauai, containing an
area of 10 acr"s, perehes. This piece
-'A'-'s - 'AAiho MAIL illtaN Jessie n. kIIp
also inherits by VIII of h,- husband
Junius Kaae, deceased
T. All of the right, title and interest
or equity which said Mrs. Junius Kaa1
alias Jessie X. Kaae, may have in and
to certain share or shares i'm Hui Land
of Mailepai, Maui, as left her by viii
or her husband Junius Kaae, deceased.
A cash payment of Ten Per Cent
ClOf5) Of the amount bid to be paid at
time Of sale, and the balance upon de
livery Of deed, same to be paid in u.
S. Cold Coin.
Deed at the expense OF purchaser.
Dated August 2Sth, A. ID. 1907
GEO. G. SEA,
Deputy High Sheriff, Territory of Ha-
wall,
3ts-Aug. 2S, Sept, u, ~
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BY AUTHORITY
HIGH sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

BY virtue of a certain Alias EXecu-
ton issued out of the Circuit Court OF
the First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii,
on the 18th day of August A. d. 1907,
in the matter of H. r. Mcintyre Plain
tin, VS.. Mrs. Junius Kaai, alias Jessie
X, Kaae, Defendant, l did, make de-
mand for payment of the sum there
in named from Mrs. Junius Kaai,
alias Jessie K Kaae, defendant, and
the same being refused, and no settle
ment OF any kind offered by said de-
PENDANT, did, on the 9th day OF Aug
ust, A. d. 1907, levy upon, and shall
offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, at the front
entrance (maka) of the Capitol Build
ing, in said Honolulu, Oahu, at y
o'clock noon of Saturday, the 2Sth day
of September, a. d. 1907, all of the
right, title and interest of the said
Mrs. Junius Kaai, alias Jessie X. Kaae,
defendant, in and to so much of the
property hereinafter described as may
be necessary to satisfy the said amount
OF Three Hundred and Bifty-five and
94-1O0 (s355.9 4) Dollars, that being
the amount for which said execution
issued, together with interest, costs
and my fees and expenses are preyi-
ously paid,
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
l. All Of the right title and interest
OF said Mrs. Junius Kaai, alias Jessie
X. Kaae, in and to lands situate at
Moaula, Kau, Hawaii, conveyed to her
by deed Of Kahooio (w), dated Oct.
27, 1898, and recorded in Liber 1888,
page 40, of the Hawaiian Registry Of
flee, Honolulu, Oahu; and also fur
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL PARTNER
SHIP
SILVA'S TOGGERY."

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Alfred c. Silva and David
p. Lawrence, have formed a special
partnership under and pursuant to the
laws of the Territory of Hawaii under
the name and style of "SILVA'S TOG-
gerry" for the purpose of carrying
on the business of buying, selling and
dealing in mems and boys furnishing
goods at Number 81 King Street. Ho-
nolulu aforesaid; that the said Alfred
c. Silva resides at 154S Kewalo Street
near Wilder Avenue, Honolulu afore-
said, and the said David p Lawrence
resides at 713 Kinau Street, Honolulu
atoresaid that the said Alfred c. Silva
is the general partner and the said
David P. Lawrence is the special part
ner of the said partnership and that
the said partnership shall begin on the
first day of July, 1907, and end on the
Both day of June, 1912.
ALFRED c. SILVA,
d. P. LAWRENCE.
5ts-Sept o. Oct. 4, II, IS. 25
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT TERRITORY or
HAWAII.-AT CHAMBERS.
THERESA COMES, Libellant VS..
JOHN COMES, Libelee.
ORDER or PUBLICATION OF NO
TICE TO LIBELLEE.
Upon the Motion of said Libellant
this day filed in the above entitled ac-
tion,-and good cause appearing there
for:
1T is ORDERED that Notice of the
pendency of said action, and Of me
time and place for hearing the same
be, and the same is hereby given to
the above named libellee John Comes,
and said libellee is hereby notified that
said action will be heard before the
First Tor some other) Judge of said
Circuit Court at the Courtroom of
such Judge in Aliiolani Hale in the
City Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii,
at 8 o'clock I'm the afternoon OF Satur-
day, the 18th day of December, 1907,
the said last mentioned date being not
less than Thirty days after the last
publication of this Notice as in this
Order provided for.
And 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of this Notice, certified by
the clerk Of this court be published
in The Hawaiian Star, a newspaper OF
general circulation suitable for the adj
vertisement of notices of judicial pro-
ceedings in this Territory, said news
paper being printed and published in
said city Of Honolulu; and that such
publication be made once in each week
for and during Six CO. successive
weeks-the first publication thereof to
be made not later than the l4th day
Of September, 1907
Dated this 18th day of September,
1907
(SeaD (Sig) J. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge of the Circuit Court. First
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
A True Copy.
Attest:
JOB BACHELOR,
Clerk of said Circuit Court, First Cil
cult, Territory OF Hawaii.
7ts.-sept 49, 20, 27, Oct 4, II, Is, Us.
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The following sugar is ready for
shipment according to the report of
Pwser j. L. Friele of the S. s. Mauna
LOa: Honokaa. 5000; Paauilo 5000;
Punaluu, 21,5O0; Honuapo 1875