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Sotel, Nr. 800, -Ipenlle,
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Stra6e, no; 1. gice-Irdlioent &.
q. &ofar, SIR. 5t2. 12. Ctr. G..8.;
2. Gice.8rGiioent Or. g. 81. G5orra.
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225. 9sStr, H,e@. - 8eriammlung
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9eBler's, Scr. 922, Eennipluania-aps.,
N..8.
nSerein 9aben"
SefretGr Carl Samhlel, Hr. $500.
@sStr., N.'@. ~
.8erein @apern, Golumbio.S efttoiL
9. N,.S. b. H..I."
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Tloriba.Ipe., N.+S., = gcriammlung
iehen 1. Spnntag int Monat bel Geo.
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.Sehen.S armitdoter llnteritiitungs.
8erein"
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S-Str., SD. - geriommlung ieben
1. 3onneritag BET Senrp &abmann,
Nr. 1877, Z. Str, N.s@.
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Sefret1r @nl. Sdnnemonn, Ger.
1915. Marion.Gtr. RIB. - Ser.
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Ionot in Nr. 430, s. Ctr, 3.-8.
columbia 9rolter : l1nteritiislnaS.
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~Golumbia-9 uno Scr. 81,
9. 8. s. g. st."
ScfretGr Sobn @einineer, Nr,
201S, 0. Ctr. &.-B. H@eriammlpla
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1915, MarionsStr., R.z@.t - Ser.
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1. Str, M..8. ~ N%eliammlllna ieoen
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9eBler, Scr. 500, Benniploania.ape
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II. 8. b. R.sT.t
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$40, @-Str, N.-S. = @%eriamlnli,ng
iehen 2. uno 4 .Eienftab i'm @onat
in Mr. 623, 2ouiiiana.Mbe. R.-W.
~Sikariid,s Gdettf@at""S
Sefretdr @uitan Wenoer. GongreB
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Baltimore 9ampf Safct : 81.
Mic hnb 5n%berldiilge Nni.9tntc.)

9ie Ser. Stnaten.9Soft befbroernb.
,Santpicr ,.@iraiuisH, Inenl, ,Jatfabama,4,r
y@cprsia," y5euneNecn.
Sampler iabren tdaIi6, Gonntaes ausaenom.
men, BON ben "gdi.oinie"sEters SIR. 1918,
Stabt.strnfe. $50 .sbcnhs, bireft mad Oh
Hntnt Comfort, HorfoIf, Portsmouth lno a[en
&lnftc1 hes SiioenS. &crhinoufa in SD
&oirt gemfort nit Der &c. & o. @ifenbabn".
Scrt oGeabuara sir Qinc% irGi6em 8llec mad,
TortslHputb uno %gltIuntn. Sn Norfolk Rerbin,
olln9 init Der g%sltl1ntic Coat Cine" Nortoif
il,lio fneftlth lino ySlo Dominion Cine" iab
Meipbsrn @afbinston, si.sG., &itmonb. 3D..
9lcbLactten mad europdif6en Blame. al,ru.
rl6fc 1niiiten6immer, eIcftrifbe 8eicuhflno
Gnrnpfbei8ung. 3picn fret. Heferbtrte Roiiten.
thinner in ben @inet.giirenur Der .8ab cine
Tr.. 107. SftsgoItimpresS trabe; Nr. bO6-50s,
Stabtsstrabe; 9. q. g. office, Siiboftsgde Der
baltimore: uno GaIbertsStrnbe; Continental
Sruit, Wiiilot19" uuo @Ibaueb's gr. 100, Torb.
Gb~arIcs=Strabe.
SDhu u. Sterpuub, q, yrpun n.
%tccsNrdf. II. Sen. sWannaer. Gen. Pa n. sMaem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Mcrdants & @incrs Sranspurt. So.
9antpfcrsQtHtc,

SuntpfcrsGtHtc
Srudbt ipo NaIagiere.
. Hadl Suitpn nnn benz Often.
Stcrftae, Sunncritae, Gamftag uro Gonntaa
9 ubr Mbenos.
Bad Yruuiocncc nnb bent Often.
Wfontag, Srcitug, Gnmftag, G ltbr MbenoS,
Gah HeppurtsTeius nnb 4urfuR.
Idgllh, alisaenoInrnet Wtittnpf, 6 ttbr gl6enbs,
fnr bcniclbcr 3na abfubrcnoe Sampter. "
Sad SuUanunb NIB oem eiibeu.
Sicrftn1. SottliCrftu9 lino Samitdg, 500 gbbs.
.. %. Mey,cin, gaent. Yicr 5ik sib. CYaH. ctr,
Sp,aipt.Strena: 8ermart. nnu 2tabt.Strahs.
G13,S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

HaRe snr 3eiie in's AxsIano BE-
iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Oft'YaItt.
ulsreitraRe, uabe Gaitom 4Lxie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

rtit gum 8ebral9 in Der ganfteRs unb Wt
Republication I'M 1000 NebIlbS. H
Eerferoiruna bon ssni;m tt Splafs ober Yats
Iurs Waeeons, @peiferaien etc. fpe:oen f4nen be
fprgt per Seieybop IN ailert toIgeiben Btusk
Wiireniir: &barieS un5 BnltimorerGtraBe, q. Z
g., ct. BauI 1924, ober Wo., GourtIunb 1901;
9I. Hopal.Gtat:on, 6. & g., Wt. Dernou 1888;
Gambense Station Snformattonssgireau 9. q =,
81. RauI $40, poer Wb., GourtlaHb 272o: NH
Rr, 626, Gnbs Urpabtpah,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Nbfo6rt bcS erS
.W al n."-0cr Iorooeutidc 2Iopb.
Qompier rMain," Gopt. SonBcn,
tritt bette sic Hiidrsiie noh Bremen
an, >Sn Ger &niiltc fabrcu bic folgcn.
0cn &crrcn uno Tnmcn: Serr Srco.
$. @oQncr, Commanders Der Marp4
l0lloer Tlottcnmill5, uto Satin Sri.
Wear9urGtbc Sralttlnnnn Nuna Sils
batopa uno 9toin ebert BON 9olti.
more, Sri, glfricOe &ro9er bon
Walbi1gton, :. g.. Or. :. Is. Alter
Don Yittsbur9, 80, d. @iQiam bon
gonigb u1O @ottin bon Chicago,
ais, Sri. &ioln Graip bon @rnno
Hnpios, Wih., 6rau M. M. 0np
nno Sri. Margaret Gap BON Stnper,
Gol,, Scrr Charles g~n9cld)ion por,
Samptpn, So, Sri, gliie 6rie BON
Noroton, Cont, 6rml g. Z. @ob.
irep, Srali i. S~alielborn un0 @al.
ter Saiiclborn bon Gbico9o, 81, Tr.
8eorae q. &rcbs uno Satin, Geo.
q. &rebsi jim, Srau gli5abctb
arebs, 5rls. anno mo Gli5obctb
arebs pon Ct. 2ollis, NO, Scrr Z.
u. Stunts pom Der SoloateHbeimatb,
Gent. Or. NIice :. Moore pom Gen.
per, Col, 6rau Sobn 3. Morgot,
Srls. @race .. mo Sreorifo Nor.
gan bon Cincinnati, O., Scrr uno
5rau @ottlieb StDuieb bon Scrib-
ner, Nebr., Srl. 2ucp @rigbt bon
Genper, Col, Serr auguit @eisbrid)
bon Wilipnntee, @fsc..e
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Seiebts. = geriommIunsen perSen
anaefiinoiat.
C ulumbia-S trnberein"

PNIBV1V' 1pNtUNFt
angefiinoiat.
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Is. Str. N.-W. - @%criommlung ie-
cen 2. Sonntaa I'M Ronat in Ser
EiirnbaIle, Ode Z. irnb 2.Str, M.-8.
Eiirnftunoen jeben Sienftas, Mitt.
no6 nno Sreitag.
nSnfel @rdiia-g eraniisunes -@erein"
SefretGr Geo. Meir, Scr. 124t, g.
Str. 60. - @eriammlitng ieoen
2. Sonntag I'm Wonat IN Nr. 430,
s. Str.t M..W.
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@ei1dftss@ egmetier.
Safcrs, GunoitOr- nnb Sptcl-
GcNarfsartlfCl.
she @'pers 6 Sids GO, 1o4 sfO,SOtuarO''

Scbarfsartlfcl.
she MDers 6 9ids 81, 104 Siios0oiuaro'Str.
3eitungen, 3ettidriften etc.
Baltimore gews Gp.," 9apib g!bercrons
bic, Sef6dftsfibrer, 31S GSeit'UerrailsStr.
8aumateriaIien, Gbiren, Senlter.
rabmerl, 2aoen etc.
Samss 9. 5oiter & 60, 119 u'b III ei'5re'
leo, j.. slasa & Bro, Ala aisptltr. .gserfts.
9tational 0anfen.
.xbs Oh gu,pm g%iatioual Sanf,". Sob iino
@~retsrsStrnbe. Sacob 8. Soet, YrdiheHi;
Senrb 8. 9feoue, aaiiirer.
r3weite Sntioaal'Sant," 432 Sho'Sroaopap
,,sSciern National Sant," IA NorosSnfdfp'Str.
III, Wiarriptt Naffirer.
,3ritte Natipnal Yaut," Ode baltimore nno
srmers & Merdants' sasipnal gans,"
Soitibs uno 2omburosSlrabe. .
'ouumereial & 5armers' Siaiiunal Wans."
er lpeitsSde Splparos uflo 0erInaHSSltdbe'
s. j.. Salbpir, %Stafiirer.
Staats 8anfert.
,5eutife SAM non Baltimore @aItimcre'
uro So~uibap.StraBe. Iugnit @cber, Brdit
bent; g. S. 5ibt, S6aenletifer.
Spar 9unten.
.Sentife eparbanf ppn Baltimore" @utafps
uno galtiutoresStraBe.
u SamrS SparbanI," SnltimoresStrdbe uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Srult Gompagnien.
,9,arslanb Fruit Co.," gorofpeft.@de gaIoert.
uno C5e~rmarsStrube. Srier Sertb, Brdits
bent; G. g. 8inlnlermanr, Gefretdr; Carroll
Ban gteb. S6abnteifter.
,Yaltinprc Fruit & Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
9uilotig.
Iobofaten.
abplph Bntherlct, 9tebtsontpalt, SIR. 10. OF.
Seginst59Tn'strabe, q. & .. s9one, ct. Saul
s. Garbart ebimer, acdtsanpaIt. Union aruft
AuiIoing, Baltimore, Nh. 8eioe Telephone.
aarl NJ. ". efoit, 1876; .129 GafnaNnilbtn9.
@nitapus 9urb, 261 .269 Gnlbcrt 8niLoine.
j.. gsit. SrtmaHh, III Notwithstanding,
2anbpirtbidaitIihe @erdibe uno
S1mereicn. '"
8riffitt & Burner So, 2O5 TorosBacusS trabe.
Warmor. uuo 8rantt.Werfe.
=. Siisartncr G. sDpue, ia. .71s 8eit.Balti'
m~oresStraBe. '' 'Ff
Fltmbing, 5llrnaces, Ganges nno
Sefen. 2a6oedcn 1no 8tnnen.
SCWWCII STUsf DEJ
aupferidmieoe uno Blumbers.
Adm Snbert, 1714 9bamess9trabe. g. & g.
aeIepbot: lSoIie 1909.
Seuer @criiherunaen.
Tm. s. ebadetturO & GO, 10 uno II Chamber
OF Commerce.
8nrfieIo. acknowledgements. 101-102 gbanl'
Der OF Commerce HliiIoinu.
,8ermania 8euerpertherpnas . GeieGihaft."
Baltimore uno NoribsSirabe.
gigentbumS asenten unb
sSdnoler.
Vicrre G.. Tusau & Tcpbctu, 10 Sfts2eIinaton,
Strabe.
Sufihmieb 9ubebor.
g. stott 9apnt Co.. 1863 NIB 1874 gsorbs0as,
&oblen uno Sol3.
penrs O. Bon Scime, $50 Columbia .goerue.
Sfhttiahen una ltbren. H.
~. 8. Miacr, 20 oItsguIiiuoresstruB
Gfnnoleib @eifGite.
"Gauiolibateo @uar Co.," 1 9sorbsSab StraBe.
Eianos ullo Srgeln.
Gtas. Nj. stirii, 9 9loros2i6ertpsG trabe.
sSni. Snabc C 81, qarfsglne. unb SaDettesStr.
Eabier uno Gnpier.O Often.
smtitbr SiIuu Sc, 105 ulb 107 SanoocrsGtr.
9lchplatten, Metan etc.
spsn, Gentim & Gu. Oncorporirt). 49,. 10.
9aloeritousStrGbe.
2cifenbeItQtter.
Sanbers & eHunr, 1908. .171O Cantor. gbeuue.
yem. 6uut, gtprtbs uno Srecnmountsgpeuue.
S%rieob0fe.
,eonbun Bari Gemeterp," Office: 81 Aeft.
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WarDIanb e EennipIpania 81. q.

TaHe spr GeiIe in's MnslanS &c.
iorst s. Blaine, Nr. 413, Dh.gaIti.
mprcirafe, nabe gaitum $pmie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
EElnl7zlgIgI&OlIlU
= 1aaIi1. I 1dali9. ausaenommen 6onxtasa.

S6pttb6uht HSeut Stuupp WI wy Stu"uS ouu
bet gan,Ss Citation ua1 8afbinaton al
8o9ei,taeeI '7.co Gern. bis 800 sbenbs.
- Sriibele 2lbflbrt bon Der UT. RpbalsStatton.
Sirefte Werbtnbune tn Der neaea itnts1
etation au Waittugtna nut aasa isblt6 aetes
@aihtaatuu, berIaten Mt, HobaIsetatton:
5000. *6.45. f7,10. *7.45, 1856, 1850, +1O.5O,
+1l.53, s11'5b gornl, *12.16, +l2.53, 11.65
*2.43, 1850, *4,16, +4,55, t5.o5 9ia9ut., 1000.
1866, 1903 0tmitebl, 1880, *11.23 abenSs;
%perlaiien 9ambei.s tat:on 1000, *6.15, 1920.
+2 2.SS,, t f$;SS' 500 500, t. t4 20. 800 q &c. 1889 t5iSS, t III;
gorin.. *12.0 90 Or. t12.O2, laps, f1.O0, sf.O5,
1900. $500. 1926. ID 90, *4.30, 1000, 1906,
&adT.. 1000. *6.17, 1920, 200, 1890, 1916
letntifch),. $1,000, 1905, i11.0b, / 1.32 sibbs.
2 Breoerid. eamoerss% iation. $50 unb s9.16
Yornt.. t1.25. 1850 lino $3.50 Ha&m.
Saaerstespn, Wt. NobaI.Statiur. FAB Born,
BORN, 1850, 400 Ga6m.
&n1ai Blue Glue
md Htilaoe:pbta anS Nep-Dprf.
Renee 1erqlinus an ber Dreiunb3pan5ig5en
Sttnbe, NefpsDcri, 5eaYern nod 6oteIS, 3tee
tern urh 0ej@1ftSbiftritt, .t', ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Fllmbing, Surfaces, Ganges nno
Sefen. 9a6oefcn 11no 8tnnen.
9cuuett Srps., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
@riff 5nm @iftbcdJcr.

Srou @orp &nr5rpf trinft &orbol.
q i1llrc uno idlpc6t ali oelt Solgcu
bciiclbcn 5luiiden 2cben llno Eoo.
= @cloiorgen Der ungeblide
@rltno fir ole Chat.
Nus Summer iibcr @clopcrlcgel,.
beiten pcrflldte Sroli Mtarp &ur5rod,
33 Sabre alt, bon 9tr. 1921, Noros
EortltroBc, Sclbitmorb 5u be0cbeL
inoem Tie cine Goiis &orbpliGre Der
id,llldte. Sbr Monn, Sr. Charles
&llr5rod, bortc ibr Stobnen, mo ais
CT ibr S6laf5immer bctrot, fono CT
lie balbbclpuBtlos Dor. Gr bcnod)-
fihtigte iofort BEN Goli5iitcn @m.
Sbowlcp bonn norooitli6en Giitriftc,
Der bic 2ebensmiibe in ser Toli5ci-
gmbulon5 nod DEM 81. SoiepbS-So
ipitol iiberiiibren licB. Srou Surg.
rof bate Dor etiuo 5lpci Wouotcn
nit ibrcm Wonnc Die @Gdcrci Nr,
1924, Norb : Eortjtrabe, gctolit, Die
@cid)Gitc ginacn obcr ongeblid) 10
ihlcht. BOP bas @cbGlloc i'm gllf-
itreif pcrfollft iucrben ipatc, Gorii.
Der grdnlte lid bic Sroll 10 icbr, boB
iie 5llllt @iitbcher 1riii. Noh Der 81
inGtcr Stunbe I'M Spipitnl cingc5pgc-
men Grfunoigung befanb lih Die
6rol nod IN dllbcrit fritiidcm gu,
itonoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Qopofaten,

Qobofdten.
gSulph @ntherlct, ge6taantpalt, SIR. 10, OF.
2eringionsSt rabe. =. & .. P0one, ct. Saul
$3.50. Or.
8. Garbart Sbimcr, HedtSdnipaIt. Union 1ruft
guiloin1 Baltimore, Ith. 9etoe Telephone.
lGarl VI. ". edoie, 1876. 1879 2GpzVuilbin9.
BuitaOus 2urb, 26l .260 GaIocrt Ruiloing.
j.. gsm. SrtmaHr, iii notwithstanding
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Wormor. unb 8rantt-8erfe.
2. Silsdrtucr g. epbue, ia. lis 8eftsgalii.
moresStraBe. NV 'if
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2anbpirtbidaitlihe @eratbe unb
S1mereicn. "'
griffitt & 9urner So, 2O5 Torbsgacu.G trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Gupferidmieoe uno Blumbers.
3Jbn subert, 1714 9bamess9traBe. 6. & g.
aelepbon: 8ulfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
SruIt Gornpaanien.

;, Iarblanb Srut Co.," giorotueit.gde gaIberts
uno 6e~rmansStrube. Srier Serih, Brdi.
bent; G. G. 3tnlnernann, Sefretdr; Carroll
Ian gleb. S~6abmeiiter.
tSaltiniprc Fruit q 9uasaHtee Gu" Equitable
Vuilotlla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Srieob0fe.
,eoubun pari Gemeterp," Office: 81 @elt.
GaratogdsStrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
GtnotS Wanfen.

= eutife ganf non Baltimore" Baltimore
uno $ouibap.GtraBe. Iueuit 8cber, Bruit
bent; e. S. Sibt, Staemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

2:ifenbeItQtter.
Gamblers & eRunr, 1908. .1710 gunion.Npeuue
Nm. 6ppt, gortb' uno Sreennoultsglrenue.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
SOLDIERS
ON JAUNT
FORT SHAFTER COMPANIES
START ON A PRACTICE MARCH
AROUND OAHU.

Companies F., G. and H. of the
Twentieth Infantry, stationed at Fort
Shafter, left this morning for a prac-
tise march to the other side of the ISL
and. They will only make short
trip on the first day, camping near the
Moanalua polo field for the first night.
All the companies will be in heavy
marching order
In making the trip across, one of
the smaller pals will be used for the
descent and the soldiers will drop
down the cliff for ninety feet by a
rope ladder. They will not return to
camp till Monday evening. They will
of course do all their own cooking
while in camp and will be in practi-
cally the same shape as in active SER
vice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
RAILROAD AFTER
NJ 'CANDLESS DAM

Just when he is in the business part
of his campaign for the position OF
Delegate to Congress, seems to be
rather unpleasant time to be sued, but
Democratic Candidate L. L. McCand-
less is having plenty Of trouble in this
line. Only few days ago he was sued
as the attorney, agent and factor for
w. G. Achi, of the "Laborrula" party,
and now the Oahu Railroad, probably
not thinking that McCandless has his
hands full of business, is haling him
before the courts.
The railroad company wishes to OBJ
tain a perpetual injunction against
McCandless and James Armstrong,
who have 1t is alleged built a dam
along Lehua avenue, which banks up
the water so that it keeps the road
bed over which the trains are run,
continually wet and makes 1t danger
Gus for the passengers riding in
trains. It isstated that the dam has
been built In order to raise the level
of the water that. it may. run through
a cplvert to their property.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
OOKALA
TO LIVE
THE ONCE UNPRoSPERoUS PLAN
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TATION WILL NOT GO INTO
LIQUIDATION.

Ookala plantation will not be liqui-
on though Manager w. G. Walker,
who has been with the concern for a
great many years, will probably leave
that position. The work of quietly alb
sorbing the stock of Ookala has been
going on for some time, in the hands
of the Waterhouse Trust Company who
are representing a hui whose names
cannot be learned. This morning a
block of 1910 shares of Ookala was
bought for the hui by William William
son, broker for the Waterhouse Com
pany 1t is understood that this prac-
tically gives the control of the planta-
tion stock into the hands of the re-
organization.
Ookala plantation is one of the old
est plantations on the islands, but has
never been successful, until the past
two years. Finding that things were
going from bad to worse it was decided
to wind up the affairs Of the company
and that liquidation should take place
in 1870 When the reports of the crop
for the season just past came, how
ever, it was found that it had overrun
the estimates which had been made to
such an extent that it was possible to
pay off the entire bond issue of the
plantation this year, which has alreayd
been done.
1t had been estimated at the time
that the liquidation was decided on
that the stock would pay, when the af-
fairs had been all closed up, a little
over $13 per share. When it was
found that the crop for the year was
so much better than the expectations
new estimates were made, and conser.
vative judges stated that the stocl
would be able to pay at least SIT pei
share.
Now the new management will take
hold and keep the plantation going
with good prospects ahead. The Wa
terhouse Trust Company has been pay
ing $12 per share for the stock, which
has gone up in the last six months
quite rapidly, but has averaged less
than this price.
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that he was overhearing the fleet, but
where, or now far away it was Of
course impossible for the expert to
say, for the flagship was not talking
for the ear of the world. She was
talking to a sister ship and no one
was supposed to be listening.
The signals were faint. This faint
ness may have been due to one OF
several causes, or to all, perhaps they
were faint on account of the inter-
vening mountains, or because the
warships had reduced their sparks for
only inter-ship communication, or be-
cause of great distance.
The original schedule called for the
arrival of the fleet here on Wednes-
day, October Z, and it was supposed,
to accomplish such an arrival, that 1T
would leave, as the schedule had it,
on Monday, September 2S. The fleet
was, therefore, five days late in leav-
ing Pago Pago and, allowing five days
overdue from original schedule, it
should be here soon after noon on
Monday next.
When the fleet was heard last night
by Wireless Expert lsbell, supposing
it is making ordinary cruising time to
this port and coming direct, it was
about twelve hundred miles from this
port.
1t is now probable that the wireless
stations here, Kahuku or Barber's
Point, will hear nightly from Admiral
Swinburne's command up to It's ar
rival in the harbor.
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At last the armored cruiser squadron
has been heard from by local wireless.
From how far it is impossible to say,
for the sparks were so faint they could
but with difficulty be heard by the
great receiver at Kahuku.
Wireless Expert Arthur A. Isbell last
night at twenty minutes before mid
night heard the U. S. S. cruiser West
Virginia calling the U. S. S. Maryland
and saying:
IF you have any messages for us
give us a few VS. (signals)
That was all.
From eight o'clock last evening Is
bell listened for whatever the air
might have of intelligence to precipi-
tate, and he had almost given up any
idea of hearing from the fleet, in fact
he was not altogether sure of being
able to hear the fleet from the direc-
ton in which the warships are, on ac-
count of the intervening mountains OF
this island, when, suddenly, he was all
alert. A message was coming. A
spark out of the mysterious distance
hit the receiver and she talked.
Yes, it was Enthusiastically the sign
ing-off of the flagship of the Pacific
fleet that Isbell heard. He heard the
operator of the flagship sparkling out
the message ''if you have Eany mes
sages for us give us a few VS." and
then sign-off with the West Virginia's
sign. He had already caught the West
Virginia's call, the call for the Mary
land, and then there was no doubt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
new Plan TO AID
IN TOURIST WORK

A meeting of the Territorial Trans
portation Committee was held at noon
today and plans discussed for the en-
tertainment of the Australasian dele
gate, Percy Hunter, who arrives on
the Korea Monday and will take up
with the committee the formation of
a working plan for a joint Australia
an-Hawaiian Tourist Bureau in New
York city with branches in other large
American centers
In his report to the committee Sec
retary Alexander Hume Ford said:
On April 4th, 1908, the following
letter was dispatched by your Hon.
chairman, Governor F'rear, to each OF
the Premiere Of Australian statea and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
TO SHOW woMENs ART.

There will be a fair under the aus
pices of the relief society of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints in the Kapiolani building, at
the junction of Alakea and King
streets, from non of Monday to the
evening of Wednesday next, at which
will be exhibited the domestic art
work of Hawaiian women. There will
be no charge and all are cordially in
vited.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-10
THE COURTLAND.

(Corner Punahou and Beretania).
Is a private hotel in quiet neigh
borhood; it is newly furnished
throughout; it's bedrooms have bell
service and are mosquito-proof. The
table and service will be especially
fine.
1t is not a large place; we'd rather
care well for few guests than indif-
lerently for many.
The Courtland will be an ideal home
for married people. It will be opened
Thursday, October 18th. Phone 934.
P. o. Box POI.