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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Bur lettcn Mnbc.

@r. @m. i. aunfel ouf Dem IF. Or
loicr 6rieoGoic becrOigt. - Gin
0rOBc9 Sruucrgcfolgt. 9eis
ietung ser 2ouiie Gbriitine
Sborn.
Ga5 Observation-Disclosures Don 8rt.
NiQinm i. &unfel, meldcr am Con.
ncritog in ieiner leBten @obnumg.
9tr. 1929, Observation-Disclosures, aus
Sem Sc6en idieo, fano geItern DIOR.
gen bonn Srdllcrbaltie aus oui Dem
vi. GrIoier ; 6rieoboic ltatt. 3uerlt
puroc scr 2eidnam nod ser fatb. ct.
YotridS-airhe ilbergefiibrt, luoielbit
&nter C'9teia cine Geqlicm . Weiic
fiir oa9 S%celenbcil ser gntiflniencn
cclebrirtc. Gutcr Sobn Wllrrap fun-
girtc ais Gincon luto Gater @nlter
Wtcacnna ais Sub iafon. Snn
Sanftuurium bcinn6en lid Gnter
0onapin BON Scr ct. Gntrids-air6c
Eoter :. 9ot BON ser ct. MidoclSs
Stride, Gotcr Gamer bon Der bl.
&relIjfirhe, Gater 6. u. Iper, 5. ..
&ofi mo 5. &unfel Don Dem Ct.
Moriens Scntinnr. NlS G6ren6a6ra
tltdtrGger Iungirten Die $50. Charles
&erd)ner, 6reo. &erdncr, Sobn &erd)s
ner, 1Sranf ScBler, u. Ncu6ed, NJ.
Ncltbed lll0 Sc1n Sobmaml. IlS
9abrtudtrGger eupieien bic $50. Z.
s. 9reitboif, Sol. 6ront s. altper,
:. MeB, u. GceO uno 81. Sitter DEM
Gcritor6encn sic leBtc Gbrc. Der
aird)end)or ser ct. GatridS. STRIDE
lana in ser Stride. Welher geliebt'
beit ser in Ser 9liitbe ieineS 2ebets
9abingeidirocne iid) crireute, beipie.
icn sic 5o6lreihen Glumenlpenoen,
mc(d)c an ieinem Sarge n%ieoer9elegt
moren, ionic ons groBe Srauergetol-
&c, lpelde$ i6m sic leste @6re erwies.
Sout c Y. Sborlt.
llntcr GROCER 9ctbeiIlgrnig Don
9eiotrogcuOen fnrt0 gcitern 9tad)mit-
tng bic 9eeroiglug Der an II. Sa'
mar i'm Altcr BON 20 Sabren u%erltor-
6cnen 3rau 2oniic Gbriitinc Sbort,
0eb. 9roiiel, @ittpe bon Scinrid)
S6orn, pcm S%raller1aule, Nr. 11Ol,
Siio. YdcaitrnBe, aus oui Der Use
tern Cemetery" itott. Eaitor u. i.
StcrNer bon Ser 0eutldjen 9reieitlg'
fcitsfirde amtirte I'M 5rauerbaule
mo am 8rube. Gieler berrlid)e gllls
mcnitiide, Oarnnter eit Iold)eS bonn
@%eiangperein o%9lrion," ihmiidten ocn
Sur0. NlS 9abrtud)trd9er fiingirter
iolgcnoe flint Neffen ser gntidlafe'
men: @illiam Gbel, George, &iaianl,
Scnrp, 1ranf mo @oparo Sroiiel.
Irau Sborn plr0e am %. Stunt
1886 IN Marburg geboren mo fam
I'M Sabre 1858 mad, 4merifu. Sor
II Sobren oerbeirotbete lie iid) nit
Srn. Seinrid S6orn, tpelf)er ibr am
10. 3e5enber 1896 int Sooe porarl.
ging. Sic binterldBt cine Softer.
6rolt Mug. Yauls, orei gnfelfinber.
puei griioer, Die SS. Sliitus uno
@il6elm 9roilel, lro cine SdpueIter,
6rau ,Sotob gbel III Gidmono, So.
Sr. Sborn mar a%nndberno 90 Sabre
NitgIieo oes @elongoereins narion"
uno 6rou 1born geb0rte in friiberen
Su6rcn Dem 9amcnuerein oeS
,arion" an.
Srrru Rnu3' y orm r Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
M @ciongpcrein II.

~ @ciongpcrcin."
- Monn fir Wtonn Gattcn lid &C.
tern Nbcn0 bic % Mitglicocr oe>,
,Wiebgcr : WcionguercinS" SIR @cne-
rnlprobe fir oos bcilte III So5o5er'5
Safe itottiinocn0c Gor5crt mo 10.
Stiftultgsfeit ocs gereins in Sof-
mann'S Sole e%ingciunoen; iie ii6tell
5ltm lesten MoIe oie G6ore fir 0ieies
9on5ert inter 2eitlng oes 9irigerten
Yrof. Su6crt Griippcl Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Ger III nub bGngigc BAT.
tcrlon Enrfs y u-S crci II"
bieIt gcitcrn Nbcno in Srn. Charles
&oI's 6nle, Nr.2026. SIt.2omborO.
StraBc, leinc r~e8clmGBlge &eridnms
lang ob, in melder bic iolgenOeu BE.
nnltcn fiir 0aS tomn1enoe Sabr er.
w0DIt luurocn: ErdiiOcnt So6n ;.
Seize. Sefretdr Senrp 9ud)sbnlm,
S6obmciitcr GbnrleS Golf, NmuoIt
Nenrp Sd)nib; Gireftoren: ole S@.
SoDn 3. Sci'c, Scnrp y. Nuiic,
Iroltf 0rob, Gbas. Golf, @co. @um,
5clmun, d. ). @otingcr. Ibos.
NIeranoer, tSenrp 9ltASbonm, Sol.
=. Strcb, Sol. 81. Shiaing, 5obn
Sreitcn6a6 uno Sobn Sdmor5mau.
las Gereinspermogen ser Orga1in.
ton betr1gt 5ur 3eit $l1,29l.l5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llll0 N0llltrnll5'
d)cu oGa .Gonnituttct &olfaicIt
pcrcina" cine 0cmiitblid)c Nifoirc.
Sin portrcfilihc$ GroNronm,
o@riicb Gll6 @ott, Sbr oclttiHc WfGn
nor,
@riicB Gll@ @ott 6ei'm S0Wu6c
icldt!
Nllridt mo licnocrrrld)c 00nnCr
Siu0 inns ltctS miQfontnl'nc @1id)t,
Griicb Gltd) @ott r>br beutid)c 6rnuc!
so lid crid)t @enrilctbliGtcit,
NO bel Mci' mo @'ion9 III idoIC
0eutid)cr Grouc Nic0Iihfcit."
Niit Oiciem bcr5lidcn 8rllBc MIR.
Ocn geliCrn Die @0itc cmpion0cn,
wclde 8u Der pom rGonlitottcr
%olfSfcitpercin" IN ser ,@crmouio.
M1nncrd)or &oIc" pcronItoltctrn
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Son5tr0n5'
hen crihiencn morcrl. Sciocr luor Der
9einf oifenbor lpegcn Der critcn
0cutiden Sbentcrouifiibrung in ser
oSDricsSoQc" cin l6luodJcr mo mar
oicicr llntltorl0 INN 10 bcOollcrlidcr,
oils Der Gcrcin Gin gor5 portrciflidc5
Trogromm %aufgcltelt bottc. 9icicni.
gen, meId)cr Ser 9ur6fiibrlln0 Oc3z
icl6cn bci0cmoGnt hobcn, omiilirtcn
lid 10 toltlid), oaB lie Ocn gcitrigcn
A6enO nid)t 10 bolo pergeiicn merocn.
@cionbcr5 Dos cinoftigc 2ritipielY Die
Sdluobin" fonO Itiirmiihen Seifon
lno c%r5ieltc ricli9c 2odcrfolgc. 0oS
Erogran1m iuor i%oI9cnOcs:
Set . Spcrtiirc - yScitflGn0c,"
Ncibiid, SrdcItcr; SromnclS Solo
bcS ied)Siobrigen Gcrburo ScImcrS;
Ser Enl0cnidtS," - Solo cenc
nit @eiong, Ser SIR, Mepcr; Or.
dleltcr; 3pIopbon . Gortr00c; oNn
NlcriS" BON Sonui6 ulo "9ropolir-
6olopp" bon Miilcr, &err 9(l0llIt
Stcin; Ser ocpIo1tc G6emonn,"
Gouplet, Scrr Is. Mcrcr; SrNcitcr,
Scitipicl in eincm Niti3,ge: Sic
SdDGbin" bon !. i. GoitcQi; Fer.
ionen: Baron Soucrn, Gberit, Sr. &.
Wepcr; Gorl, icin Nciic, Scrr Sans
@ciluib; Sulic, Oeiicn 6rolL Sri. 9(ll-
quite Wcpcr; Mobcrt, cil alter @adbtz
u%tciItcr. &r. 6rib Stcbrcr; Stei6clc,
Elm Shroobe, SdloBpogt, Sr. &eil,.
rid Sd)loi6. Sic Sonolumg ipiclt
ouI cinem oItcn S6lolic, Dem Baron
geb0rig.
Gem llntcrboltlulg9 e Erogromm
iolgtc Gin 0cmiitbli6cS Sol5frGnj,
deu. Nl3 Scbterca icillcn Nnion0
noGnt. faTcn llOd) ncllc @Gitc, mcI6c
oircft bon ser n2Drics@nllc" nod Der
o0crmalliu g NtGnlcrd)or 2 Nu4c" &c.
Gilt DorcrL mi nod cilligc luitige
Stnlocn Inter Den S0uo6cn nnb
Sd)lu0biilncn 81! ncrlchcr.
Cos Nrrongcmcnt9.Gom bcitono
aus Den $50. Nrtbllr Vi. 90mmcl,
goriiber; Ncnrp 6. alein, Niiiitcnt.
GmpiongSsGomitc: u. SdnlB. Sbco.
bul0, Wtcpcr, Gr. 6roI5 5. Sc6ol0, s.
Sitermopcr, Gnrl Coulter ltno 0crnr.
Mcpcr; Snn5.Gomitc: GonroO Scenic.
ling, @ouiS g9ittc, Sofob Strcblr, q.
Sinf, $. 9eulcr ltnO Gnrl Ginger;
9ar.Gomitc: Soi. SfrucnNcr, Noom
&cntihlcr, Sofob &euler, 5. Sdnniot
unO ". S6ooi; 9ilbncrleitcr: 6roil5
Salttcr.
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~' 49,
nit oltf ocn @cg gicbt, 5icbt Der
illnge Gittoriro, nad)bem CT BON Der
Wtlttcr 9lbidirO genommell, III Die
@elt, INN iein 2eben 5lt genieBelt.
Sic Iuf fiibrung.
Gic Nuifiibrung mar cine in lidl
Ourhols %o6gcrunocte, OaS 3uiom.
mcnipicl mar por5iigli6, u1O narcn
sic ~ein5elnen Nolcn all3gejcidnct
belcBt. SRI. @olOcn CAB Die Mtur.
dcic @enoro 81 Sonioucai, Die Nm.
iongS bigottc, ipGtcr 10 Iie6eawarnlc
@ittlpe, nit porncbmcr Milroe. Ger
Sittorino BON Sri. MCnul0p lunr Don
iold)' foitlid)cr NaipitGt uno iold)'
Wnbrcn ScbcnSnuIth. 0aB Ooa Euj.
!!tum lid bel pCridicOcnen Sccner
Don ibrcm nnmnltbigUn Spiel ST.
l%pontancn Observation-Disclosures bin.
rCibcn licB. Cine Wlnn5lciItung in
jc0cr 9C5icbung mnr Die GarItcllunA
oeS EatCrs our6 Den Gbcrrc9iileur
Sd)r0oer, Dem olld) Scr Gonf fiir Die
Scr,crn,,i,forS n,,r e. S,r;;h a..
Der pc0nntiidc Sd)lllmCiiter; cr 0ob
icinc &ouc nit cil,cn 10 gcillnocn,
frin n,ir+;rtcr 6nr,or hof ~ ,tcts
hir qodhrr o,f ,c;rcr oaitc 1ottc Or
IShnsinn y, Son, Wonc ncs m,(era
0ciic( Surrh icinr nr1ftior 1io,,r NM
rrr,ontca 5n,ftrctcr Sir NnGon Scr
ShIicncrir &iotto ,,nh ihrcr Nicbt,
6cucttn morrr bri nrn 0orucn mn.
trrS unS 5ho0o in o,,tcr same,
Sir chouinirIrr
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7ircftor 1c.,fc nir MI ni4,+ ~lcid,tc
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Theotcr.Snurnr urtrr Spincmoru
mrs Mac0 n,h mrr;fo mit @cine
morc,, M;toIirhrr .hcs Mermonio.
Thpotcrs" in Ncm.Nnrf unb ser
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Tpiihrp, 5hpotrr" in Sonuoncr
am oo6r.5hrntcr~ IN prrS(ou nm
~rir(pr onhcrrr g}rnniu,hiihrru
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n,oirt iir m,r friihrr IN sen Niihncn
in ~ an,,is Cincinnati. prcslou,
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Wom @pGr 0miorrp S6rotcr" in
Hcr(;, Fam 1r( Morionno 5bo0pr
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Sic ~. NbcnountcrGol'
tuna ocS vt. @eror0 %SlgcnOpcr-
Gins" io1o 0~citcrn Gbenb III scr 0olle
Scr 'Scr5 Seilts@ cmeinoc 81 6ig1lono.
tomn itott. Gin por5ilglidcs Erp-
grolrnm gclonGte ourd iiidtigc ardite
5ur Gurdiii6rntG. 0ic @lor5nnm,
merit ocs NbenOs norell r~ll5lpciiel-
bait cine ~4iinltrel : @oritcaltng,"
obnc weld)c 5ltng-a merifo MN GIN
nal nid,t iertig luerben fam, mo ein
2uitipicl, 6etitelt vMdnteo q conii-
oential Glerf," ipeld,es meientliG jllr
llntcrboltullg Der 8dite bcitrug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Tr0blidjc Sdnuabcn.

MISUNDERSTANDING mo Gon5frdn3.
d)cl Nss y~GonnItottct &olfafcit.
pcrcina" cine Qe%nliitblid)c Nfioirc.
- Gin portrcfflihc@ YroNronml.
o@riicb GllN @ott, Sbr oclttiNc MGn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
SANS VICTORY


stunt or two that Will prevent the re-
currence Of u similar defeat.
The politicians in the town precincts
OF the Fifth are mad because II Is the
members from the country districts
who have cau"cl their defeat. They
feel assured that IA The matter of the
appointment of thy ,aad supervisor
rested with t<r iowa members only,
Sans name would Eayl been Dennis,
or the equivalent In Russian. They
contend that, rs the County SuperviB-
ors have heretofore been allowed to ap.
point each his own supervisor in his
own district, the Honolulu supervisors
should have been allowed to appoint
whomeyer they pleased for Honolulu,
without the interference of the outside
members.
The anger against the country men,
hers, In fact, has reached such point
that very prominent member of the
Fifth, who Is also a member of the
Legislature, has given out that he in
tends to fight for an amendment to the
County Act whereby, instead of super
visors being elected from each dis.
triCt, the entire county shall vote for
ali the supervisors to be elected in II,
whcreupon those receiving the highest
votes shall be declared elected regard
less of the district from which they
hail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
WAS. RECORD BLOW
IN MAUI COUNTY

Wailuku, Maui Jan. 4.--For five
days beginning last Saturday the Isl
and of Maui was swept by Kona
storm, and while it lasted the wind
blew great guns and IL trained cats
and dogs" Over in the Nahiku dis
trict the wind was so strong that the
roads were clo%ged with fallen trees
end quite a few rubber trees were
blown down. one of the bridges on
..Ie upper Naliku road was washed
away entirely ana many houses blown
10 pieces by the force of the wind
Much damage was done to roads all
over the County.
The landings ut Kihei and McGregor
Lay suffered some damage. Over 10
inches OF rain fell in Paia Monday
night; in other places II rained by
feet rather than by inches, and what
with high winds and broken tree
limbs aud leaves the rain gauges In
some instances failed to make cor
rect register of the rainfall.
The retiring Board of Supervisors
were, owing to the storm, unable u
get together Wednesday, as intended
aud will meet tomorrow Saturday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
LAND COURT ASKS
FOR SIX THOUSAND
Judge WeayerWants That
Amount For Next
Two Years

Judge Weaver wants $4,000 to run
the Court of Land Registration during
the next bienniel period. and he also
wants u pretty nice sum Of money II
finish up The present period, the court
being broke now. In response To the
request Of Governor Carter for esti
mates of the amount of money needed
10y the various departments during the
coming period, Judge Weaver has sub
mltted the following estimate:
We estimate that an appropriation
of at least $4,000 will be necessary to
cover the expenses of registering title
during the next bienniel period.
This estimate Is based on the fact
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Pee stmr. Kinau, from HilO aud way
ports, Jan. Queen Liliuokalani.
Prince Kawananakoa. Princess kawa.
nanakoa. Master Kalakaua, Miss Ia.
piolani. Col. Sam Parker, Mrs. Sam
Parker and maid, T.. W. Maclarlane
Jr.. MRS. +. W. Macfarlane and chill
Miss Elizabeth YOck. Allan j. Low.
rey. Miss +. Moir. Miss l.. NOR. Dr..
G. l.. STOW. j. Detor. Manuel Dune
Geo. w. Willfong. J. Willarsh, Miss
+. Shipman, Miss NJ Shipman, Her.
bert Shipman, Mrs. Eldora Deacon.
West, l.. II. Lewis, Vim. Chalmers,
A. u. Locbenslain. Mrs. i. u. Loeb
cnstein. Miss q. Jakins. Master =.
Iakins, Master s. LOebenstein. Maa
ter Jno. Muir. Geo. Kinney. Master
w. Ebeling Master Austin. Bruce Ken.
nedy, Capt T. X. Clarke. Capt. A. W.
Walton, +. j. Hceney, Robert Arkeu,
Jacob Spooler. A. Mason, Stanley Ken
"edy, A. McDougall, w. W. McDou.
sail. T.. X. J. Gay, Miss b. Campbell.
Miss N. Campbell ana maid, Mrs. +.
NJ. Swanzy, Miss Nora Swanzy. Miss
u. Swanzy and maid. Miss Nina, Miss
c. Cummins. Miss Noka, Achoy. Apau.
Rev. $. Shimizu. Rev. A. u. Hall, Mrs
Nellie Richard. NJ. G. Don, N. G. Aon
and child, John +. McCorriston, Miss
a. +. McCorriston. Capt. John Ross
ID. X. Wilson, Mrs. d. K. Wilson, J.
|. Neal. Elmer Conant, Miss Lena Co
Eant, Fred. Conant. Miss Nellie Co
nant, Geo. W. Carr, Mrs. Jas Scott,
Master II. Scott, Master q. Scott, Miss
+. Hart, Miss NJ. Quni, Miss Luni
Aiken. Miss NJ. Morris. Miss NJ. Ala
ma, A. Taylor Hong Sing. Tong Sam
Miss +. Tylor, =. NJ. Wells, Mrs.
Mana, Mrs Aea, Joseph Aea. James
Robert. T.. Lin,
Per stmr. Helene, from Hawaii
II. Stil!man, Mrs. Thos Murray and
child, William Murray, Jas. A. Glib.
h,, Ed Gibb. Kenneth Lidgate, William
Lidgate. Miss Elsie Lidsate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
kIL-AUEA


tate land ON one sido and the govern
ment land On the other was the crater
Of Kilauea.
Now, when some time ago the crater
was reported tn have moved, IL was
generally supposed that II had moved
away from the Bishop Estate land line
and into the government land. This
gave rise to rather fine question OF
law. The Bishop Estate people con-
tended that the area OF their lands was
determined by the boundary line. II
the boundary line changed, they ar
gued. the area changed accordingly.
The Territorial authorities on the other
quantity, and that the boundary lines,
even II they did change. could not
change the area. OF course, II the
Bishop Estate theory was found cor
rect the result would he that the Es-
tate made u neat gain by the vagaries
Of the crater, while the Territory suf-
iered corresponding loss.
The perignation Of the crater was eX-
planned In Il very natural manner. Il
was stated that while the edge of IL
on the government land side was con-
stantly falling. the Bushop Estate side
was building up at the same time, the
result Of. which would he u quite nat
ural, though necessarily rather slow.
change OF its location. Al the time
when the matter was first brought up
surveyor General Wall pointed ont that
there were other liked points In the
vicinity by means OF which the exact
location OF the crater relative to the
one which II was formerly supposed to
have occupied, could he determined. II
Is evident that Surveyor Baldwin has
based his Investigations on these other
marks arriving at the result given In
the above message.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

Thomas s. Kay seems to he in luck
just at present Yesterday one suit
was decided in his favor by "A jury OF
Judge Robnson's court, he being
awarded $1,000 damages against w. +,
Within. Today Judge Robinson re-
turned another decision in his favor
against the Orpheum Company, Ltd.
1t was II jury waived case and after
being argued was submitted on briefs,
Judge Robinson awards Kay SG2SS with
Interest AT 10 per cent from January
70, 1904, together with court costs, etc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
Club
Will Dine
On JAM. II

The members OF the Commercial Cub
Of Honolulu hello meeting this noon
In the rooms Of the Promotion Com
mittre tn pass upon the lease proposed
by the Board of Governors FOR the
fourth floor o! the McCandless build
ing.
The chief point Of dispute about the
lease Is the requirement of pc Me
Candies Building Company that no
ether system oi lighting than cleo
trlcity shall be used in the proposed
club rooms for period OF ten years.
The members by close vote refused
to ratiIy the lease with this ten-year
lighting provision. and 1t now goes
back To the Governors for further con.
sideratiOn.
Immediately after the members add
journed the Entertainment Committee
held a meeting To arrange for the first
dinner Of the club. While the club Is
waiting for quarters II was deemed adj
vis.ible thai Il dinner should he held tu
enable the members 10 get acquainted
with each other. The members are
not yet paying dues and the expense oi
the dinner per plate would come as
something In that line.
The dinner will be held at the Sea-
side Hotel ON the evening of January
l7th. The invitation list will not be
large as II is hoped to turn out the full
membership of the club. The AFFAIR
members getting together and II Is ia.
tended To make similar gatherings fire.
Quent until the club has quarters
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
CITY lot SOLD

A lot in Union street between the
Knights OF Pythias property ant d.
Miners residence, having an area OF
6i9O square feet, was sold at auction by
Jas. f. Morgan this noon. 1t was our
chased by August Dreier for $500
A sixth interest In IS acres of land
under lease to Waialua Agricultural
Co. from February l. 1901, for 20 years.
of which the interest brings 500 t.
year, was sold to c. w. Ashford for
Sll5O.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
BY AUTHORITY
TO THE iNAAsiTANTS AND 9TH.
Err PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY
TAXES IN THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.

The Assessors Of the Territory oi
! Hawaii hereby give notice that the'r
fliccs will BE- open from the First ~
| he Thirty.iirst days Of January. 1897
inclusive. from II. m. to p. M. lSun
days AND Holidays excepted). and on
Saturdays until IL o'clock noon, and
Ill persons liable to be taxed In said
| Territory of Hawaii. either In their
own rights. or rs guardians, admins
traitors, executors, trustees or other.
wise, are required by law to bring In
10 the Assessors. within the time
above specified, true lists of all their
polls, incomes. and estates, both real
and personal. Blank Assessment Lists
Tor this purpose can be had upon appli.
cation al the Offices OF the Assessors
" deputy Assessors.
All Personal Taxes (Poll, Road and
SCHOOL, are due and payable on and
after January LIST In each year.
All Personal Taxes Poll. Road and
SCHOOL, remaining unpaid on March
3lst of each year. are by law delin
Guent, and shall be subject To a 10 per
cent. penalty, and il not paid fifteen
days after date of delinquency, inter
est nj the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum shall be added thereto. and shall
hs collected as part Of such taxes.
All Specific, all Property (both Real
pnd PersonaD and all Income Take,
are due and payable after the 3lst day
Il January in each year.
All Specific. one.half Of the Property
(both Real and PersonaD and one.half
OF the Income Taxes remaining unpaid
on the 10th day of May of each year,
are by law delinquent, and shall be
, subject To 10 per cent. penalty, and
I! not paid fifteen days after date of
delinquency, interest at the rate OF 10
| and II per cent. respectively will be
added thereto. and shall be collected
vs. part of such taxes.
The balance of the Property and In
come Taxes remaining unpaid on No.
vember 18th of each year. shall become
delinquent, and shall be subject to /,
like penalty and interest as the law
| provides.
JAMES l.. HOLT.
Assessor LIST Taxation Division. Oahu
w. r. ROBINSON,
Assessor 2dtTaxation Division, Maui,
n. c. WILLFONG,
Assessor 81 Taxation Division, Hawaii
J. X. FARLSY,
Assessor 4th Taxation Division, Kauai,
Approved:
A. j. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer.
Honolulu, January 8. 1907.
85S2-,Ian, 3, 7 dly.-wkly Jan. 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

The United States statutes concern
Ing the carrying OF mail says: ANY
person who shall knowingly and will
fully ohstruct or retard the passage OF
the mail, or any carriage. horse, driver
or carrier carrying the same shall, for
every such olfense, he punishable by u
fine not exceeding 5000" The United
States mail always has the right OF
way in precedence of private convey
anCes.