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CIIEsrrR M. RrNYAN.

the amount ~ the original reward.
should the entire s25.tsD H. recovered.
The bank officials take the ground that
no one T. entitled g. claim any reward
Tor the recovery ~ the S5t4tn.
Another interesting feature was IN.
iecied into the ca-c by the statement
~ n prominent hank Official that the
bulk - Runysn's original thcfts az
grcgnting about $1,000 aud beginning
June m went 10 speculation In Read
Ing stock. aud had be- held on a. bis
stock for n few hours longer b. would
have realized handsome profit
The officials % the Windsor Trust
company arr determined Ia vigorously
prosecute Mrs Laura Carter. with
whom Runyan lived since his theft a
week ago They are asserting that she
stole $1,000 ~ the company's money
frpm Runyan besides the siG.G1
which Hunyan squander.d on her NJ
10 the time ~ his arrest upon her own
Information.
IN order to secure more information
AZ u the past history n Mira Carter
the rinkertop men began on invcstim.
ton 20 her. especially NJ a. her career
IN baltimore before coming herr.
An official ~ ihs trust company said:
I'VE figure II out that Runyan stole
from the company prior in bis final de-
rari r. al,out SiGra. which be- drip.
led lee Wall street speculation. To Mrs
Carter be- gave tiGGo aiput sp0 ~
which was given n her a little while
before be- skipped uut Tor the purpose
~ furnishing the fiat With S5t.iiO
found In the Cat We have accounted
Tor SsGai0. ON the hhsis that be- stole
Sgd8i0 from the company there l. siill
about SiO.Dp uuacruunicd Tor. which
We believe this woman stole frpm Run.
yam while be- was living NJ her apart.
ments"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
TRADE CONDITIONS.
%. q. Dun a 60. REPORT Vast bust
ness DurinE the Week.

ness During the Week.
NEW YORK. July o. Despite the IN.
terrupilon Of holiday aud the usual
inventories and midsummer stoppage
~ machinery for repairs. "a vast amount
OF business was transacted during the
past week aud the outlook Improved
still further. Settled warm weather
has reduced stocks ~ summer fabrics
az many points where congestion was
threatened. and Ia some cases supple
mentry orders from wholesalers re-
plcnish depleted stocks that Il was
feared would boz carried over 20 1908
Crop news D. encouraging. ON the
whole. although grain rose sharply IA
response Co aggressive manipulation.
aud cotton was affected boy mn official
report Of condition that fell below Ell.
pectntlons. Midyear dry goods clear.
ancc sales werr satisfactory. local job.
ler- selling freely 10 the interior. where
deliveries could not be- secured from
the mills
Sales " fireworks were estimated NJ
- IifN NflAA ANANfA ANAM NNNA NfAAH ~
though a few large failures swelled the
total liabilities for June above all r.
cent monthly records. the average for
each flrm IN business durlsg the sec
oud quarter was ouly S2G5O against
S23m 10 tho prcccding three months,
aud while bank exchanges at this city
were reduced by the dull stock market.
the total Tor the whole country showed
q ratio of only SiOt o. had debts 20
Si.OD solvent payments through the
clearing houses against - cents In the
first quarter.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States. AZ reported by n q.
Dun a Co. are iGi against 100 last
week. 800 the preceding week and ia3
the corresponding week last year.
Failures In Canada numler ~ against
p last week. ~ the preceding week
and ~ last year. az failures this week
In the United states. 10 were In the
east. Is south. AZ west aud III IN the
Pacific states. aud - report liabilities
~ $500 or nore Liabilities ~ com.
mcrrial failures reported Tor June arr
fiGfts.5d5 compared with t7.si0.yr9 a
year ago
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
OUTING HAS SAD
END. ONE DEAD
OTHERS HURT
HOrandt Auto Crushed by Train
On Stone Road.
SILK MAN DEAD UNDER CAR
Manufacturer. With Family Returning
From Asbuv Park In Motor
Car Sunday.

KEYPORT n. j.. July S.-Christo-
pher llorandt. wealthy silk manu-.
facturcr OF Paterson. was killed and
other members Of his family Injured
when d locomotive struck and demOl-
ished an automobile la which the party
was returning home from Asbury Park
late last night The accident happen.
ell at the Stone road crossing on the
Atlantic Highlands division Of the Cen
trail railroad.
With Mr. lIorandt were his wife. his
daughter Ruth aud his nephew. Rhein-
hardt Binder. All but Mrs. Horandt
were thrown from the machine Bin.
der's Skull was fractured. nud his con-
ditiOn II serious Ruth llurnndt cs-
capped with a sprllnrd wrist aud hrsiis
es while her mother suffered only from
shock
Those in the accident We're members
Of a party which occupied three tour
INK cars on a run frsm Paterson To As
bury Park Hoandts was in -ccond
place as the three machines. home.
ward bound sI'cd over the Stone road
the route popular with aulomobilists
who visit the shore.
The first err swept over the crossing
without H. occupants observing the
approaching train Whether Horandt
who was driving a hundred yards Ia
the rrar also fail,-l 90 see the train or.
seeing H. thought be- could hcat II n
not known. Others ~ the family had
mo warning A. the locomotive. emery
Ing from a. hall hidden course. reach.
cd the crossing Just as the automo.
bilc's front wheels tourhei the rails
The cowcntchcr struck and crunchsl
the front of the machine. which was
turned halfway round and dragged
several rods before the train could be-
stopped
IlomnJt was thrown under the car
aud bis head crushed. Binder. who
also had occupied front seat. was
tossed twenty i've feet la the air aud
landed un hls head Ills skull was
fractured 40 the has. aud The scalp
torn. Ruth. from the rear seat. was
hurled even farther in smother dircc.
ton but was not dangerously injured.
Her mother. who sat with her daugh.
ter. remained in her seat uuhamcd.
The train was one ~ several specials
run on Sunday when there arr no
scheduled trains. There was no Dag.
man nc the Guessing. where an tuto.
matte signal IL ln use.
HIorhndt was nifty years of axe aud
had long b-cn identified with the silk
Industry ~ Paterson
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Two Dead O. ciarl.su.u wreck.

CLAKKSBuRG. W Va. July s.
Heavily laden with passengers who
we're enjoying an outing an open troll.
ley car on the Paramount and Clark..
burg Traction company's system jump.
III the track 81 the Grassell division
Just outside the city limits last night
and crashed over an embankmsut. in.
stantly kllling two. fatally lniurlng one
aud seriously lniurinF nine Others. The
dead are Miss Grace Markcri Of Clark-.
burg. who hhd her skull crushed. and
W. r. Gray. engineer. ~ Ciarksburg
whose head was crushci.
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Amsrieaa. at Edward. Court.

LONDON. July 1.-THE final court Of
the season was held NJ Buckingham
palace last night The king aud queen.
the Prince aud Princess % Wales aud
the Duke ~ Connaught received. Their
maicsiics entered the throne room NJ,
~ o'clock aud we're greeted by ruyal
salute. Four Americans were present.
81 by Countess Benkcndorfi. the wife
90 the Russian ambassador. In the al.
srnco ~ Mrs whltelaw ncld. Mr..
Crawford Hill ~ Denver attracted
much attention In n particularly hand.
some gown. Tie others were Mrs.
John y Ryburn. wife ~ the mayor ~
Philadelphia. Mrs Charles Alexander
u New York. Mrs. willard u New
Jersey aud her sister. Miss Hatch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
BODY FOUND IN ROAD
Montpelier Teams,er May Have Been
Murdered.

Montpelier. July John Maloney
OF North Fayston n In custody OF Sher-
IN Tracy pending the investigation BY
the state OF the death OF Levi sun who
was found dead In the road az More
town az o'clock yesterday morning.
Maloney. Il Il said. was with Sun the
night before and they are said 90 have
fought ghlle drinking together. Malo.
ncy has no remembrance OF what oc-
Cured that night.
Dr n. n. Stone OF the state labora.
tory at Burlington has stated that he
believes suns death was due 10 alco-
holiam and II a. considered doubtful
whether any further action will be "a.
ken In the case.
After the fpding OF Suns body a
brulse over the right eye at hrst led
the officials TO believe there might
have been foul play and they Noticed
sheriff Tracy and States Attorney
Gates OF this city. The face OF the
dead man was badly discolored and
two empty bottles which had contain
ed liquor were found near the body.
sun who was n teamsier was employ
cd In driving a lumber team from
Morctown 10 Middlescx. The horses
we're IN the road near where the body
was discovered. With the exception
OF the bruises on Suns head there was
no indication OF violence. Il IL believ.
"a the man may have fallen from the
wagon.
sun was arrested In Montpelier last
fall. charged with grand larceny but
escaped conviction a. 0oldie sun. his
sister. took the blame The case was
never tried In county court and Goldie
sun IL at present out on ball The
man leaves a widow and one child.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
SEEK AN ACCOM-
PL|CE Of MAN
AND WOMAN
Windsor Trust Company Probing
Mrs. Carriers Past.
REWARD FOR RUNYAN LOOT
Deiaulting Teller Who Carried of
$e6.3e In a Suit Case Gave
Woman $4,000.

NEW YORK, July S.-The police and
Plnkerton detectives are securing the
city 10 discover the whereabouts Of n
male acconpllce 10 whom they believe
ilrs. Laura Carter intrusted some. ~
not all. Of the $4,000 which they be
lleye she obtained from Chester Il.
Runyan. the defaultlng teller ~ the
Windsor Trust company. and which II
still unnccounied for Another arrest
Is looked for at any hour.
President John Alvin Young Of the
trust company aunounccs an ofer of
10 per cent II the amount stlll missing
aud unnccounted for 10 the person in.
sirumcninl Ia recovering II. or $500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
BOY TRAIN wReckER
a Fifteen Year Old Boy Of Rutland A.
tempts 70 Wreck Train.
The Glove Store

Rutland. July Edward Cham.
palEne II West street. age ~ years.
was sent a. the Vermont Industrial
school at NcrEcnncs this afternoon Tor
putting fence lsuEta un the tracks u the
Rutland railroad near Center Rutland
last Monday afternoon This b. Cham.
paiEnes second offence 81 the kind
an obstruction having been placed on
the track near the double roads
crossing By him about a. months ago.
aud he has also figured In one or two
other Hcrapoa. tie vas iu court recent
~ for stealing junk and later admitted
having vet hrc 10 the NoycH store on
State street
The place where the fence posts
we're laid on the track u n little over
a mile north ~ the Center Rutland DE-
pot and had the flyer which went along
soon after a." would b. wrcckor did
bis work. struck the obstruction NJ
least part ~ the train would prohnb
" have landed in Otter Greek.
Engineer Henry iapau saw The
posts in time a. nearly stop bis train.
but the engine ran into the obstruction
aud some Of a." posts went under The
COW catcher Suspicion pointed ~
Champagne aud the nd finally confcB
Hcd Ia the Oillosr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
wsrrIas rsass In shso,ias Nsus...

PHILADELPHIA. july saIhe war.
ring Tongs ~ Chinatown. which have
bccn responsible Tor riot aud blocdshed
at frequent intervals In this city. en-.
gagged In shooting matinee ~ 70.
suit % which Wong Luck Of Perry
street. New YORK. aud Lung Krc. a
barber in the iucal Chinese colony. are
dead. Lung Kec was shot through tho
neck aud abdomen while sitting on a
step Ia the street. aud Wong Luck was
sho, through the breast aud arm Both
died few minutes after being admit.
ted 30 q hospital
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Communion was observed at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
Saturday n large number from this
place attended the Buffalo 1911 show at
North Adams.
The Stars of this place went 10 Man
chester Saturday and we're defeated
by the Equinox team IA To l.
Owing 10 the absence Of the major
ity of the players for the Cushman
team. the pcrfccts- Cushman game
was not played Instead n game was
played between scrub teams chosen on
the spot The score stood 10 n 6 in
favor Of the team having Phlll md
Madison az battery. The or sing
battery was Wood and Hutch n.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
AeRoNAUT THOMAS DYING
Fatally Injured In Automobile Accident
In the Bronx.

New York. July S.-Dr Julian p.
Thomas. the well known balloonist. is
dying at the Fordham hospital as the
result OF injuries received In an auto
mobile accident In the Bronx district
this morning.
The car carrying Thomas and two
companions. Francis Haas and Grace
Rogers. struck a pole while making a
sharp turn and was completely wreck.
ed All three occupants we're badly In
jured and we're hurried TO the hospital
where Dr Thomas leg was amputated
In am attempt TO save his life. The
two women viii recover but will be
crippled for life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
DILLINGHAM; IN HUNGARY
Vermont Senator to Study Emlsrants
Situation There.

Vienna. July 7.-Senator William p.
Dillingham; Of Vermont and William r.
Wheeler OF Oakland. Cal. members OF
the immigration commission which Is
studying conditions In Europe left here
yesterday for Budapest where they
will look into the emigrant situation
OF Hungary. Mr. Dillingham; said yes
terday that they were much pleased
with their reception In Austria and
that they believed a better understand
ing OF immigration ON the part Of the
nations particularly interested would
result In mutual benefit The commits.
toner's were accompanied TO Budapest
by Ambassador Francis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08

NEW YORK. July G-Thc strike ~
the American lee company's drivers.
which had already been hclplcssly bro.
ken. was formally declared On NJ n
meeting u delegates from the Drivers
and Helpers unions here. The action
followed n dual refusal ~ President
Olor 90 treat with the strikers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
Abe uu, mel D,Iss

NEW YORK. july d.-"Alc Hummei
4 dying. lfe cannot live Gut bis term.
doubt " be- lives out the ySar 1901.
Removal 10 a warmer. morn halmy 81.
mate might prnlung his lie have
not told him what his Illness II. Ito IL
depressed enough NJ II h. lie does
not know that be- l. dying man"
This II the reported dlctum ~ the
blackwell Island prison physician In
charge ~ the noted lawyer. jailed some
months ago for conspiracy.
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shnrL "a I,It,.r,. Ne.

KtTrERY Me. July s-A slight
earth shock was experienced here fol
lowing several severe ones last week
The ground tremblcd slightly for FIVE
seconds. ruttling windows aud the
lighter articles IN houses No damage
was done.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
TO LYNCH NEW YORK NEGRO
Mob Attempted Vengeance for Pushing
Aged oateman Under Train.

New York. July San Infatuated
mob came near lynohing a negro nam
ed George Curtis at the south ferry
subway station this morning. The ne
gro had brutally pushed George Nettin-
ger. an aged gateman. under a moving
train. Bystanders pulled Nettinger
from under the wheels just In time 10
save his life and then attempted TO Kill
the negro. Several policemen by a
vigorous use OF their clubs acid the
crowd at bay until patrol wagon
could be brought 10 the scene aud take
the negro TO jail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08

II was from NJ. Rockcfellcrs asso
ciates that Judge Lands wrung the
Information which be- desired ~ enable
him 60 TN the fines Ia b. assessed
against the Standard OH Company ~
Indiana. n subsidiary organization 90
the parent trust This company stands
convicted on i.iG2 counts u accepting
rebates from the Chicago aud Alton
railroad
Mr. Rockefeller was an unwilling
witness from the lrst aud only tcsti.
fed after m eleven hour legal hat
DC. In which John =. Miller. MorIy
I,oscnthnl aud Alfred u. Eddy. ntior
ncys Tor the STANDARD on company.
made final plea 10 save the oil mag
nate from the ordeal which followed
when the court ovcrrulcd their motion
Judge Lands brought out from Mr.
Rockefeller aud the testimony ~ the
four other witnesses. Frederick a
wunn. Harry y. FELTON,, y. NJ stan
ton aud Charles NJ Pratt. Information
which u IL believed shows conclusive
~ that the parent concern u liable foi
the nets Of the convicted Indiana cor
porniion and such figures as Ia asset
were made known that II Il thought
no great hardship would be- Incurred u
Judge lands secs ne 10 ASSESS the litn.
II nne Of S2n.2i0.OO0 ON the i,iGg
counts instead ~ the smaller limit ins
~ Si.lG2.OOO.
Hours before the trial opened the
corridors 81 the federal building were
thronged with people " all walks Of
life. curious 10 catch glimpse Of him
who il said 10 be- the wealthiesi man
IN The world
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FARE TOO HIGH
williams,o~n and Pownal People TO
Ask for Reduction.

Ask for Reduction.
II ~ very likely that within a short
time representatives of the people ~
WilliamstoWn aud pownal will hold a
Joint meeting for the purpos. ~ con.
sidcring the question Of electric car
fare within the limits of thoa. two
towns pownal people ar" very indlg
uant over the charges. declaring they
should boz cut almost in two Ho far NJ
they are concerned The street rail
Nay company IN considering asking
for the right io change some switches
In roVnal aud in WilllamatoWn and II
IL felt that when this request b. made
u will be- an opportunc time 10 secure
the concession as "a fares North Al
ans Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08

Mcclure RI 4 0 0 o o 0
81 4 9 % 90 3
Score by innings:
,urnsE oosOOooo2-5

Burns OO3O0O0O2-5
Bennington 000001-4
Bases on balls, by Burke, 2, by Kill.
cen, 2: two base hits. Judge; three
base hits. Morris; double play. Burke
TO Morris; hit by pitched ball. Malone;
struck out, by Burke, 6, by Killeen IL;
umpire, Gelineau.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08

WASHINGTON. July q - Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey lett Washington for
Rlchneld. ~ where they will spend
the summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
Summer
Clothing
FLANNEL SUITS $3.50 to $500
FLANNEL PANTS $3.50 to S 600
LINEN KHAKI PANTS 81 & $3.50
BLUE SERGE COATS at $3.50,
$500, $500, $3.50
KNOX STRAW HATS 800, $50,
$500, $500

Farmer Straw HITS at Sc. i0c
i5c. zoe. Csc. Straw Hats at Csc
SOC. 7Sc. $l.0O. $i.S0. 81. 90. $3.50.
White Duck and Khaki Hats at Csc
and SOC. for men. boys and child
rem and ladies'. Hosiery. l0c. lSc.
Csc. SOC. Suspenders l0c. Csc.
SOC. Soft Collar Negligee Shirts,
SOC. $l.00. Sl.S0 to $500. Bath
ing Tights lSe. Bathing Suits SOC.
Whire Felt Hats SOC TO $3.50. I'm.
derwear at Csc. SOC. to Si.O0. Chill.
dren's Straw Sun Hats Csc and SOC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours

For eastern New York and western
Vermont partly cloudy Probably
showers tonight or Tuesday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-08
MULLIGAN &ROCHE

The Leading CIOthiers and TaiIO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
MOANA HAS MANY
CASES Of ONION

The Canadian and Australian steam
ship Moana arrived this morning at .
O'clock from the Colonies, about 10
hours behind her schedule time. She
was late in leaving Suva and lost n few
more hours on the passage up, being
delayed by heavy seas and more or less
wind, The MOana brings only one pas
senger for Honolulu. w. II. Berkeley, a
lawyer from Suva, who is here on a
trip in which he will combine both
pleasure and business.
The cargo for this port consists OF
70 tons of miscellaneous freight, the
most important shipment of which 10
200 cases of onions. Tea, preserves,
cotton goods and curios from the South
Sea Islands compose the remainder OF
the freight for this city. Besides this
the through cargo consists of 700 tons
OF sugar and 1000 carcasses of mutton
Tor British Columbia.
The Moana will take large pas
scnGcr list from this port and will leave
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Dividend Notices

California Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. cor. California and Montgomery
Sts., San Francisco. For the six
months ending December 81. 1906. div.
idends have been declared on the de-
posits In the savings department OF
this company as follows: On term do
posits at the rate of 3 $40 per cent.
per annum. and on ordinary deposits
at the rate of l.2 per cent per an
mum, free of taxes, and payable on and
after "Wednesday, January 2. 1907. The
same rate of interest will be paid by
cur branch Offices. located at 1881 DE.
visadcro St, 927 Valencia St. and l7i0
Fillmore ST., San Francisco.
j. DALZELL BROWN.
35Sl-2w Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Corporation Notices.
Lease Of
HaIawa Plantation

Jane Wight, Robert W. Single and
Alfred W. Carter, Trustees under the
viii Of James Wight, deceased, here
by aive notice that the HAlAWA 81
GAR PLANTATION, located at ko'
hala, Island Of Hawaii. belonging TO
the estate Of dceedent and consisting
Of a Sugar Mill. certain fee simple
lands, Ieasehoids. water rights ana
other personal property now eompr's-
ing the HALAwA PLANTATION so
called. subject to certain reservations,
will be put up for lease at public aue-
ton at Honolulu. at the Auction
Rooms Of JAMES r. MORGAN. sS7
KAAHuMANY STREET.
SATURDAY, JAN. IL. A. D. 1907
at ~ o'clock noon,
said lease to be from January IS, 1907,
to January is, 1880; Growing Crops
Tools, Implements and Live Stock
forming part Of said Plantation TO be
taken at valuations payable by Feb.
rusry IS, A. D. 1907, and upset price
per annum Of said lease to be FIVE
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS. An
inventory Of the property leased, val.
uat!ons Of crops and other personal
property list Of reservations and other
conditions Of lease can be ascertained
by application to r. W. SINGLE, at
his office with the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, In Honolulu, corner OF
Fort and Merchant streets, after Sat
urday, December 20, A. D. 1906. Lease
to be made subject TO confirmation BY
the Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the
Third Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii.
3572.td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Legal Notices.
TERRITORY or HAWAII

No. SO. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT or LAND REGISTRATION
TERRITORY or HAWAII TO PETER
C. JONES. LIMITED; CHUNG
MONG; KIRK u. PORTER: MA
NOEL MACHADO; LrLIuoKA
LAM DOMINIS; GEORGE NOR
RIs; EDWARD LYCAN and EVA
LYCAN his wife; and to ALL
whom II may concern
Whereas. a petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by LIEBERT HU.
BERT BoEYNAEMS. Bishop Of Zcug
ma, Vicar Apostolic for the Catholic
Church In the Territory of Hawaii. to
register and confirm his title in the
.ollowing.described land.
Beginning at the Government Sur
yey Trig. station. Kamanaiki. from
which point the following Trig. sta.
tons bear, by true azimuth. Kaholo.
akekua. go ~ 16". 5537.5 IT,: and
Punchbowl, 90 So 1G". 1925. H.: and
running as follows, by true azimuth:
CD PAS 81. ISIS IT,, along Ka.
manaiki. the top Of the ridge he
ing the boundary;
90 1882 So. 2o2o IT,, along l.. G..
A. 1858, to rock on the west side
of the stream:
49, Thence along the center of
the stream, along land described
In l.. c. A. $3.50. n. p. Grant
5000, l.. c. a. 1890. An. 2. II. p.
Grant 3i23: l.. C. A. 7i6S. to
a rock, in the stream. marked Y.
the direct bearings and dis
tances being:
Ca) go O2', 6i7.5 IT,: (bD So
40. 5i5. IT,: (c) 53' 81, Isill
fto
90 5000 So. 1920. H.. along Origi
nal Cert. No 80 to Peter e.
Jones, Ltd:
90 2i9o 81, 2S9.5 IT,. along Ka.
manaiki to the initial point; con
tanning AN area Of so. Acres. a
little more or less. being l.. G. A. 6i50
Ap. 6. to Kaunuohua for w. l.. Moeho
nua, II. p. 7l6S, at Mokauea, Kalihi
Valley, oahu.
You are hereby cited to appear al
the Court Of Land Registration. to
be held at Honolulu. Island of oahu
on the 1ith day of February, A. ID.