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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below is from Liberty ST.
Station Leave West I'D ST. 10 minutes
earlier. except as noted By Designating
marks:
PHILADELPHIA TwO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
l'l2 10. ESQ. moo 90. $40. 200.
$1,000. "lI.OO. 11.SO nsI2OO. s-1-Oe.
100. goo. 800 400. $500. $50.
m.60o. 200. 500. 300. plo.sO p m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-z'1so.
500. $1,000. f'l200 '2oO. if-Aoo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAEEHURST-z4o0.
1000 a m. 90. 1-SO. k3 40, d. 10. S-OO
P m. x6.15. sundays. T-oO. 1000 a m.
ATLANTIC CITY-.1ooO a m. xl-Oo.
p2SO. k3.4O ,. m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE-LOns Branch. Asoory
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays. no ASoury
PaL0. 600 $50. 1l;So a: m, sxl Z ~.
x1-sO. $50. 3. 80. s4-45. SIS. .. 80. $50.
jl2Ol. sundays. except ocean Grove.
1880. els a m, 400 $50 p m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE--Atiantic High
lands. Seabright. Monmouth Beach, Long
Branch Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
Leave Pier 81. \. R. ,+2d st-). 9.SS a. m.
1880 500. AS. Sundays. $50 a. m.
5 tSS ST. 10 20 a sa m io tSr AS. AS
Sundays 1000 a m so $40 p m
Time tables giving time to EASTON.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN, MAJCH
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices: Liberty 81
West 2Sd 81. Tel 3144 Chelseal, Astor
House. 245. 4S4, 1900 1884 Broadway. Isl
5th Az. PSI 5th Az. y Union Square West
2sSS 81 Az. I05 West 125th St. 245 Column
bus Az, New York: Court St, 343. SsA
Fulton ST. 40 NOstrand Av-, Brooklyns
300 Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
to destination
.Daily fDa!Iy. except Sunday. psun-
days 1Parlor cars only. mDtnins car.
except Sundays xSaturlays only. zLto-
erty ST. only. sDiuing car Sundays. fDir-
ing car daily. bExcept Saturdays From
West Twenty-third Street-e1220 NJ,
g4SO P. NJ. tl1.5O P. NJ. kS2O P NJ
do 30 7. NJ.
W. O.. BESLER, w e aCFE.
yice-Pres. q Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; single: under
stands horses and carriages; careful
driver; care lawn; generally useful city
reference. Address Thomas, Box q. Tribune
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TYPEWRITFRS.

YCEwRITERS-All makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged. reliable service.
German. 20 Nassau ST Telephone 2T4O-
CorIlandt
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Fuu information concerning these rooms
nav De had. free OF charge, az the Up
80, Nfce OF The New-York Tribune,
1894 Broadway. between Seth ami
s7th SITS
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions 5 cents per line. Six
teen words. seven times consecutively. 81.
e-htch entities advertiser 10 have room.
entered for q period OF fourteen days IN
ne Tr!hure's Directory OF Desirsbls
Rooms Write fo= circular.
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COACHMAN &c.-By couple; no children:
useful. wife VIII help IL required private
family; good references: country. 1. o. c..
215 East nth St
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WORK WANTED,
Male.

ACCOUNTANT solicits work: instalis Eys-
tens: opens closes. audits. adjusts books
terms reasonable: special rates to firms not
requiring bOokkeeper permanently Room
1905. 10 william St
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! Time shown below is from Liberty ST.
| Station. Leave West sd ST. 10 minutes
/ earlier. except as noted By Designating
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BoARDERS wAN-ED.-Desirabie rooms
r-vsre baths. houses newly decorated
references. = Madison ave.
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ACTION SAILS.

MORTGAGE TALF.-Samuel Newwitter
eucu0near. vii sell to-day at 800 o'clock
e. the afternoon AZ No. g Catherine 81.
Borough q Manhattan. the fixtures and
chstiels Of 2 saloon BY order Of mcrtEaEee.
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Mediterranean Service.

AMERICAN LINE s sailing at; at ESQ a y ~
PLYMOUTH-CHER SOUTHAMPTON
II lIADELPHIA. May -. June %. July 90
81. PAUL. -.......June !, June 20. Aug. 3
NEW YORK June g. July o. Aug. 10
ST. LOlIS-...... June 10, July IS, Aug. II
RED STAR LINE From Per
NEW YORK-DOvER-AN
ICELAND. May %. 2:3OPM: June o. July 20
KROONl4AND. June ], s .30AM: Jly IL. AUG. 10
NADERLaAND. June 3, 2:3OPSr: July Q. Aug 3
FINLAND. June Is. $50 AM; July n. Aug. "A
WHITE STAR LINE From Per
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN-L
CELTIC. May 81. $50 AM: June p. July -
BALTIC. June Il. 7.3OAM; July II. Aug
'CEDRIC.Ju %. IL :9OPM: July Is. Aug Is
FLl MpCTH-CIERBG -SOUTH' PTONs
'fADRIATIC. May % ! PM: June 10
IEUTONIC. May %. 10 AN; June %
OCEANIC. -..-..-...June g. . PM; July
MAJESTIC June u 10 AM: July 10
New. . 600 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and sBand.'
THE MEDITERRANEAN ,z1DIbA4,e
FROM NEW YORK
CREIlC: June 20. noon; Aug. I. Sept. &c
FROM BOSTON
tCMASIC-- June 8. 8 AM; Sept. Il
'CANOPIC- June %, ] PM: Aug. 10
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
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PED ID" LINE
IL For la Guayra. Puerto Cabelo. Clra-
Gao and NaTacalbO. via Curacao, calling
also at san Juan. p. r.;
: :. CARACAS. Sat, Nav %. noon
;. :. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. June :. noon
For Ia GuRyra, Curacao MEraCaibo.
:. =. ZCLIA..-.-.-....-.-Sa sat, June !. noon
: : MARACAIBO. go. Sat. June IS noon
These steamers have superior accnnnO-
dalton Cor passengers.
EOJLTON. BLISS & DALIETT.
Ifeneral MANAGES. 50 Mail 81
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For Porto GR1@0
Steamships Of the RID ID" LINZ viii
sail from Pier II, near Wall ST Ferry
Brooklyn. for san Juan direct as follows
5. :. CARACAS....-.....Sa sat. May -. noon
s. 5. PHILADELPHIA. sat. June S. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOJLTO\, BLISS & DALL4ESTT,
General Managers. 60 Wall 81.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
East ENnrpSS Service.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.
H-CHERBOUR+
Kronprinz May 81. 1OAMI X. VIM. H. Aug.
Kaiser. June 4. JOAN kronprinz Aug Is
X. VIM. II June IL. 8 AN Cecilis. Aug ~
kronprnz. June IS. 1OAM Kaiser. Aug q
Kaiser. e. July =. 10 AN h. VIM. II Sept :
kronprtnz July 16. AN Cecilie(n' wlSept /.
Kaiser. July 30. 1OAM Kaiser. sept. "A
1Wln-Screw Passenger Service.
PLY ERBOURG-BEtEMtN
Friedrich. May 81. noon Bremen July
= Alice May %. 1OAM Barbarossa. J uiy II
Bremen- May 2S 10 AM kurfuerst July Is
Main. June 6. 10 AM Friedrich July -
Baroarossa June S, 10AM 7. Alice Aug l
kurfuerst June lS 1OAM Bremen. e. Aug .
Friedrich. June 20. 10AM Barbarossa. Aug 10
r Alice. June 70 Kurfuerst. Aug. =
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service
-NAPLES-GENOA.A AT II AN:
+ Irene June ?. Irene. Aug /
'Neckar. June s X Luise- Aug 81
X. Luise. June 10 X Albert. Sept
Il. Albert. June 90 'Neckar sept IL
I. Irene. July 10 p. Irene. sept. =
'Neckar. July 90 X. Iuiss. ....-. Oct .
X. Louise. July % X. Albert. Oct. ~
h. Albert. Aug. s sNsckar. Oct 20
'Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. 81 & 18th SITS. Hobclen.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRICHS & CO. No. 3 Broadway, y. Y
Louis H Meyer. 1915 Walnut ST.. Ph!la-
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LAND OELCT- AE-E(4LA1t AsA-V1S'
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE
Plymouth-CherbOurg -E2mburg
'Amerika. May q. PM .Bluecher. June o
PennsyTia. Mag %. PM Pretoria. June s
"D'tschl-d May 30 AN -Kaisertu- June y
batavia. June l. 0 AN Patricia. June IL
among special features OF these vessels
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
RitZ-CarltOn Restaurant Elevators, Electric
Baths. Ham burE direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLES-GENOA.
'tMOltke.... May IS. 10 AM: July 2, Sept.
Hamburg June II. 10 AN; Aug Is, Sept. "a
HAS Grill Room. 7Has Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
r. r. tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel.
Travellers checks goods all over the world.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y. Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers, HobOken.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

OF billiard and pool ia
eles; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices Marx Bros. % Union SQUARE
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Female.

Female.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspa-
pers: experience unnecessary. Send fcr par
ticuiars- Press Syndicate. Lockport, y. /.
COOKS laundresses. chambernaids and
mattresses: good positions waiting for
good girls AT best wages. Gottschelh Emp
Bureau, s54 Lexington ave, Brooklyn. near
Broadway.
GIRL. light homework; sleep home; family
two; paid weekly: no sunday work. Con
molly. III West 6oth ST
LAT<DPESSES and KITCHEN MAIDS,
any nationality; bring references. Miss
Mamie Strain. formerly with Drew Agefl-
cy. now at 34s 4th ave, near 25th 81. Tel
a8l6-Nadison.
WANTED waitress 70 60 20 Green
v-ich. Conn. Call Monday, between and
- O'clock Van Brunt 25s 18th ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOK-First class cook and coarse wash
ing in private family: city or country !:
best personal references. Tuite bell, $40
West 44th ST.
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OLD DOMINION Line,

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth Primers Point and Newport News.
Va connecting for Petersburg Richmond
Virginia Beach. Washington. D. T.. and
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier ~. y. R. foot Of Beach ST. every
week day At 2. NJ.
W. L. WOODROW, Trafao Manager.
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JAPANESE COOLIES
WILL BE WATCHED

SAN FRANCISCO, January 25.-Al-
though the Japanese coolies brought to
this port by the steamers Alameda and
Korea have been allowed to land by
the Federal authorities. in spite of the
fact that many OF them admitted they
had come TO this country under con-
tract to labor, they may not be allow
ed to remain in the United States. Ac-
cording to a dispatch received from
Washington last night, the coolies who
appear suspicious to the immigration
officials viii be kept under surveillance
by officers of the bureau. These coolies
will be followed and watched by agents
of the United States Government. The
Department of Commerce and Labor
years, and at any time within that
period they may be deported. il it is
finally decided that they are here in
violation of the alien contract labor
law.
The japanese coolies who arrived in
this city by the Alameda and the Korea
consigned to local labor contractors by
way of Honolulu are quartered in vari-
Gus cheap lodging-houses scattered
throughout the new Japanese quarter,
waiting shipment to their various desti-
nations. The majority of them viii go
to do construction work along the line
of the Western Pacific Railroad, and
win leave the city within the next few
DAYS
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Majestic, for nicely ii'' ~,
ana cool rooms. with all modern I'M
movements, at moderate prices, COZ
nar Fort and Beretania avenue
A man who thoroughly understands
refraction and prescription work in OPP
tics can secure a good situation oy COIL
smiling our classified ads. today.
whitney & Marsh received by express
Yesterday another new line OF three
ouarter-Iength and cravenette eoa's
Tbev Illustrate the former in their ao'
today IT is a wonder at s6.5o
For your den or coy corner a piece
~ Teco or a brass candlestick. or d
unique tapa for back Of the 1aVori.e
picture. Hawaii & South seas Curio
Co. Alexander Young building. Loulu
and bamboo hats.
There is a feeling of safety ABOUT you
when the will and the deed are IN tue
safe deposit vault. You can inquire ou'
what YOU would lose in money ana tiie
ANNOYANCE you would suffer II your pa
pers should be burned Four dollars
a wear for safety with us. The Henry
Warehouse Trust Co, Ltd.
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A BILLBOARD VICTORY.

Honolulu newspapers contain an ac-
count of billboard victory by the local
Improvement club. The story is signi-
ficant of the wide reach of the adver-
tisement problem and of it's identity
in character. 1t is also suggestive of
a simple way of handling 1t. On the
Waikiki road, which lads past the two
yet Honolulu's only boulevard, there
was a big Heinz pickle sign. The i'm
provement club notified the local adj
vertising company's agent that 1t was
particularly opposed to signs on this
main tourist and scenic road and cour-
teously asked that it be removed. The
agent replied that with him the mat
ter was business proposition only;
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Striped pima at Ehlers'.
Rubber stamps to order at Gazette
office.
SO Peter Pan alpaca waists for $3.50
at Sachs.
Shirtwaist sale still on at Whitney
& Marshs.
Law books at Morgan's, Monday, at
IL o'clock noon.
The regular IS white silk Peter Pan
waists on sale at Sachs for $3.50.
Read the new Rainier toast today.
Written especially to the ladies.
Experienced lady hat-cleaners want
ed at IsQshima's hat store on Hotel
street.
You can get better butter than you
have had for year at the Metropolitan
Meat Co, Ltd.
A complete line of 1907 tennis goods
just received at E. Q. Hall & Son.
Also new tennis balls.
Those elegant hand-embroidered table
centers on sale at Sachs for s1.50
should not be overlooked.
sachs closing out sale of children's
wash hats and bonnets begins tomor-
row. See ad. on page two.
Clocks. drawing outfits, Gillette
safety razors, tool chests, umbrellas.
free to /. c. students at Arleigh's.
A six-room, mosquito-proof cottage
near the fire station for rent For
particulars call at 1928 Fort street.
II F. Wichman & Co, Ltd, have re-
duced the prices of Hawaiian souvenir
jewefry to about one-third the regular
price.
Fruity Rhymes from Sunny Chimes,
by Mrs Kearns, are well worth read
ing. See the one in her chutney ad.
today
Why drink muddy water when you
can get sparkling, delicious Sauer-
drummer? H. Hackfeld & Co, distrle-
utors.
Judges. attorneys. book collectorss
Take notice of sale of valuable law
books on Monday at Morgan's. Il
O'Clock noon
Blom's sale of muslin underwear pre-
sents an excellent opportunity 10 LAY
in a supply of undergarments for httle
money. Call and see.
r w Perkins is prepared TO make
photographs of Mardi Gras costumes
either before or after the event. Ar
range early for sitting.
First-cIass tickets TO all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the ONCE
of Trent & Co., s3S Fort street.
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CAMPBELL WILL
CASE DECISION

Judge Lindsay sustained the demur-
rer presented by E. Nj. Watson, attor-
nov for the Kawananakoa minors 10
tho petition of the trustees under the
will of James Campbell which was
supported by the other beneficiaries OF
the WILL
The petition was to have a time h&eu
when the administration might De ue-
craed as having been closed. IL IN
Vowed the question of whether ABOUT
ssoo. coo of the accrued income OF the
estate should be distributed TO the reg,
atees or added to the corpus or capliai
of the estate. .ha
Mr.. watson's demurrer was on the
Ground that the probate court was
without jurisdiction in the matter. II
was for a court OF equity to aoJuui-
cate. $1,000, g.
II is understood that Holmes &
stanley will not appeal from Juose
I,indsay's ruling, but file bill IN eaui-
~ To secure an adjudication OF lhe
important question
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GUMPsES Of HUMAN
NATURE IN COURT

ct want you to give me the same
sentence as him. your honor" said
FeIicies Figueroa to Judge Whitney
Yesterday, when called up for trial af-
ter Joseph Raves had been given four
months in Jail IF he's going to be
locked up want to be locked up too"
Judge Whitney refused to let senti-
ment have any loose rein in his court
however. and sent Felicies to the reef
for only thirty days. The pair had
been arrested in Iwilei and charged
with vagrancy. and the plea of the
woman and the effort she made 10
shield the man in the testimony she
gave at his trial only shows how hard
IL is TO down the tender passion. That
il should have survived after the
snualor and crime in the midst OF
which the pair were arrested is anotn-
er proof of the same thing.
There was no love lost, however, De
tween Chez Kou and Ching Young
Wan, two roomers in the See zap So
ciety hall, who had had rough and
tumble scrap on the night of the 1Ith
last. Ching, il appeared, had emulated
the foolish virgins on the night in ques-
ton and had no oil in his little lamp.
Chez had his glim trimmed and burn
ing. but, as the history repeated ITSELF
refused TO share up Then came the
scrap. The court decided that under
the circumstances if Chez would pay
for the costs of the trial he would call
it square.
Willie Dias, whom his father had had
arrested for vagrancy, will ponder
over the way of the transgressor for
the next fifteen days at the expense OF
the Territory. After he gets out it is
expected that he will have received a
great light and will hustle for a JOB.
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HOW To APPEAL
THE LANAI CASE

Judge Gear, answering a reporter OF
this paper yesterday, outlined the df-
ferent courses open to L. l. McCano-
less. his client in the Lanai injunction
suit, for carrying an appeal from the
Hawaiian to the Federal supreme
Court. With the exception OF the eA-
Incident of going to Washington for
writ of error if necessary. the outline
was the same as that surmised in the
Advertiser yesterday morning. he SAID
the fight had only just started.
TT the Supreme Court here refuses
to grant a writ of error, we may ap,
ply to the Supreme Court of the oniteu
States" Judge Gear said.
..Or we may take proceedings IN ene
Federal court here to upset the ex-
change of lands. and from hence II
necessary to the Ninth Circuit Court oi
Appeals in San Francisco and SO on.
Judge Gear expressed the opinion that
president Roosevelt would go up IN
,he air. at the publication of his letter
70 Governor Carter.
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that the tourist use OF the boulevard
gave TO 1t a special value for advertis-
ing purposes. but that, on the other
hand. he recognized-still from a BUSH
ness standpoint-the value Of pleasing
people, and would take up the matter
with the Heinz company. Several let
tiers, reaching no further than the ad-
vertising department, failed to elicit a
satisfactory response. The agent then
wrote personally to Mr.. Heinz. explain
ing the circumstances. Mr.. Heinz at
once ordered the signs removal. and
asked the agent publicly to express his
regret that IL had been extensively
placed. Further, he said his company
would bear the expense OF removal
which was a considerable item, as
the sign had to be sawed into
sections and then entirely re-
painted. Another large sign, on .
residential street. was removed by the
agent. the woman who complained or
IL paying the expenses of removal; and
the agent, seeing the drift Of things.
removed a third objectionable sign.
the last on Waikiki road. at his own
expense. All this being reported. tho
Improvement society gave him a vote
of thanks. Now. nobody can believe
that the advertising company. or the
companies they advertised, lost any
thing locally by this action: and GER
tainly tho Heinz sign is gaining
through its removal a publicity VT
never would have had without a
change. This very note Is one evidence
of that. Happily, the occasion is not
the first on which Mr.. Heinz-notabie
offenders as his advertisers are--has
shown a Difference to justifiable public
opinion when personally and courte-
ously appealed to.-Architectural Rec
ord
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building the
of from the foregoing easily ae
paper
material used and
ty of thoseta taking the permits:
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THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

The legislative committee of the Re
publican party held their final meeting
last night and discussed the points OF
the two unsettled matters In thei,
hands On Monday they will present
their report to the Central Commlitee'
who will meet in executive session, oue
who will give out the result OF 'hen
labors after the meeting adJourns-
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Association elected at annual meeting
L. Waldron, H. Paris, Y" l. Lucas
W. F. ". These elected
+ Waldron,
" W. Harristre E. H Paris secretary
Matson declaring that the Masoh
Hawaiian With the oan d up
repairs needing follow in the process was
suitable
Maton line would be the
tland- Honolulu trade.
the
but through to he Orient touching at tins port
au county s582s1736 and dsbused 6s the
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued from Page Four.)

big dividend paying plantation be given
of 1906 5 of and $500 tons estimated for the 1907
meeting Rapid day
paid
profits earnings
mile $15s2s6 earnings ees391,
expenditures mileage year
miles, AIS miles
of passengers carried 7o62S52.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS
Immediately following injunction
Friday the Government effected the proposed exchange public
of 466e other real
under five leases Charles
Gay the last terminating 1925 and another piece loo acres
through of appasemen
the Territory acquires the Tantaus property Of the coney estate
desirable suburban park and assessed for taxation at
property opposite $2oooo
Kamakau adjoining the Royal school, assessed at total
being much desired for
M this wear the lease viii expire on the public lands Kapapala
Hawaii by Agricultural
yielding rental
year. cheap many
made sTe apapala tract acres
74 canegrowing land $4,000 grazing landhe
o a cattle ranehand the remainder lava flows
yesterday sold foreclosure Of mortgage the rice
H Heen being the purchaser for $3.50
MLd fronting 6 feet Pensacola street and us feet
with between streets Of about 2so feet was d
the Foeke for $780,
Instruments lately recorded include the following Release oy
Evangelical Kah and keWao properties
tract $780, Charles scrimg two
tract $780, deed from Joao vierra and wife to Pnahaw
husband Pnnchbowl hill lot $1,000 deed from
Fitzpatrick foregoing mentioned lot
$4,000.
There has been The prices
compare faoab above the boom
eight lots for something like $4,000 Several owners IN ha' tract
reported intending to build dwellings
HONOLULU BUILDING STATISTICS.
buildings the 1906 against
in 1905 and es in 1904
of lumber probable but
heavier falling off evidently progress of building
permits Only building permits December and nine
which would make annual averages but IS and os
past which additions repairs etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-03
DIED.

DUTRA-In Honolulu, January 20 80
of valvular disease of the heart' MiAe
Dutra, aged IS years