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REAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL HOME FOR SALE.
Located in the best residential section Of
the historic city OF Fredericksburg. Va Cor
uer property extending through the entire
square. large brick Colonial style, large halls
and rooms; twO-brick servant houses; four
rooms each. For particulars. Apply 70 JNO.
W. ALLISON. Jr-s fredericksburg, Va
Terrns uheral. nh1l-St
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PROPOSALS.

PURCHASE Of waste paper.-Sealed pro
posals VIII be .eceived at the Secretary's Of
nee. Navy Department Washington, D. c.,
until O'Clock D. m. wednesday. April 10
1908, for the purchase OF all waste paper Of
the Navy Department at Washington during
the fiscal year ending June 80 1909 Bids
must be made IN duplicate upon forms which
will DO supplied upon application 10 the
Navy Department TRUMAN II. NEW
BERRY. Assistant Secretary. mhu,u
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PROFOSAI.S FOR WASTE PAPER.-War
nept washington. D. c.. March II. 1905
sealed proposals. in duplicate, viii be re-
ceivvd here until P. NJ. APRIL Is 1908.
for purchase Of vast. paper OF War Dept.
during year ending June SO. 1909. Proposals
must be IN envelopes indorsed Proposals for
NJ r. TTfORF. Chief OF supply Div.
uahli, 2G,Sl~za
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
gCs,na,1


Estate OF Edgar r. Lowe: letters Of
administration granted TO David u. l.
Bruner; bond, 5000. Attorney, +. p.
Leary.
Estate of Agnes q. DIaeder; will dated
of will and letters testamentery.
Estate of Henry Haight; petition Of
Amanda J. Haight for probate and rec
ord Of viii and letters documentary.
Attorneys, John d. Leonard and VII
liam s. Ford
Estate of Sinah E. Pearson; will dated
> February %. 1904, filed naming Marion
E Lewis. executrfX-
Estate OF Agnes G.. Maeder; will dated
December Z. 1907 filed, naming Robert
]. Maeder executor; petition Of Robert
J. Maeder for probate and record Of will
and letters testamentary. Attorneys,
Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Called today-)
Estate OF Mary ]. Deagan: petition %
Frank E Deagan for letters of admnis-
tratiOn: order granting letters Of adj
: ministration to Frank E. Deagan; bond.
5000 Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert,
YerSeS & Hamilton
In re Lulu NJ Nichol; petition Of
James w. Nlchol for appointment Of
guardian; order appointing James w.
Nichol guardian; bond, $3.50. Attorney,
Harry S. WEIGH
/ letters of administration 20 Samuel =
Posey; bond, $500. Attorney, Robinson
White.
Estate Of Agnes C. Maeder; order APP
pointing guardian ad htem;, will adj
mitted to probate and record and let
tiers testamentary grarted 20 Robert J.
Naeder: bond. $500. Attorneys, Hamil-
ton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate of Francis S Dodge; order ad.
hitting will TO probate and record and
letters of administration c. [. a granted
10 Mary II. Dodge; bond. $4,000. At
torneys. MCGOWAN, Severn, x Mohun-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

- B.-FoIlowing schedule figures publishes
oniI as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New o.
Jeans. AshevIlle. Chattanooga. Memphis. s:0o
a N and HOO ,. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoo4a
Memphis New Orleans. lob ,. "a. dally
FOR Savannah. Jacksonville. ald Fio-ida
points 4:1O p. m daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Afsea
1:lO D. m. and $50 p m. daily.
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE
In Hyattsvi1l4, nearly new six-room
house; large hall, pantry; nicely
painted and papsredi water IN
kitchen; fertile lot 5ox15o, well
fenced; poultry house 81, 10000;
$4,000 cash, balance $500 month
", including interest
SeVen-room house, nearly new;
stable, hen house for 1000 hens;
four acres rich land; two blocks 70
trolley and postofnce- S2,75o-oo;
$4,000 cash, $500 monthly, in
GUIDING interest.
GEO. G.. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, MD.
rnhsl-Tt
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MONEY ID LOAN.

u YOU NEED AOSEY 20 pay rent. o. buy
coal. I viii furnish al you need lend yoa
on your furniture OF piano: ISsso loans are
strictly PRIVATE. TEy Ea- p. o BOX
RS<1. Station G. fs5-8
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN tripncate Will be
received at the Office Of the Chief Clerk
DEPARTMENT Of Commerce and Labor, until
p NJ WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is, 1893 and
then opened. for furnishing the Department
with stationery, copper plates for engraving
and electrotyping, electrical supplies. forage,
fuel furniture hardware, ice, iinoleum, lura-
Der oils, Taclking boxes. paints. Photographic
supplies plumbing supplies. etc. for reuOv-
Ing ashes and rubbish. cleaning and laying
caTpets washing towels and the purchase
of waste paper during the fiscal year ending
June 90 1903. Blanks for proposals with
spccifcations viii be furnished on appIica-
ton to the Chief Clerk. Department Of COM
merce and Labor. Washington, d. c
Mill 90 gIap8
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TRoFOSALs Fo2 ICE. FUEL, FORAGE.
and for Washing Towels.-War Dept, Wash
Ingtor. D. C. March IL. 1905. Sealed pro
posals, in duplicate. will be received hero
until P. NJ. .hPRIL 10. 1905. and then
opened. for furnishing ice. fuel and forage.
ana for weshing towels for War Dept
Bureaus and Offices duling year ending June
s. 1909 Information furnished on applica-
tion For washing towels state price Der
Dozen Proposals must be In envelopes in
dorsed Proposals for Ice" Proposals for
Fuel Proposals for Forage" Proposals
FOR Washing Towels" respectfully, and sd-
dressed N. r. TH0RP. Chief Of Supply Div.
EaA11 - asaas
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Circuit Court, No. I.
IrSTICE WRIGHT.
Called -esterdaY.O

No. 1859. Gichner VS.. Hill: verdict
for defendant. Plaintiffs attorney
Leonard J. Marther; defendants attor-
ney, W. A. Johnston.
No. 1885. Kaufman VS.. richardson
Jury sworn and respited. Plaintiff at
torneys, J. J. Darlington and arthur
Peter; defendants attorney. l.. ii.
Thomas. -,
No. 4s045. Hudson VS.. Pickford: Dill
OF exception submitted; order prolong-
ing Jaujiary term. 1908. for thirty-eight
DAYS from March 13 1905, TO settle Dill
of execution. Plaintiffs attorneys, a.
A. Lipscomb, W. NJ. Ellison, and u. r
Mitchell; defendants attorneys, MAD
dox & Galley.
No. 4sSOS. Stewart VS.. Winslow; Judg-
Iient or verdict Plaintiffs attorneys,
Thomas E. Jones and T. L. Jefords; de
PENDANTS attorneys. Irving Williamson
and Fountain Peyton.
Called tocay.)
No 493i1 Powell VS.. Saunders: order
prolonging January term, 1908, for 81
DAYS from March 13 1908. to settle bill
OF exceptions. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg; defend
ants attorneys, Berry & Minor. w Z
Lester, and II. G. Campbell.
No. 1917. Norris VS.. Capazuya Mn
Ing Company; cause continued for the
term. PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Hopewell
& Smith; defendants attorney, G. K.
Enis.
No. 4s5ss. Kaufman VS.. Richardson:
on trial. Plaintiffs attorney, J. J. Oar
lington and Arthur Peter; defendant s
solicitor, e II. Thomas.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Resi- Estate.

FIRST TRUST MONEY a. and per cent,
District OF Columbia OF Maryland; no charges
unless loan IS accepted MORRISON REAL
ESTATE CO., nc. 1873 q ST NV. mh30-tf
THOMAS ". LAWSON VIII advise yea 20
get rfch slowly and surely Better a me-
alum sure rate OF interest Ihan q big doubt
ful one one Of our specialties is Ioaning On
frst trust in proved property IN SUNS OF from
500 10 500. Ue0 Another Is the sale CT IN
vestrnent and business properties An inter-
view IS solicited
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
g0I g 81 h " Phone Main Sssz-
rrfhgs-tf
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES
Stafford * Norway. the only real estate
Arm IN Northeast. They devote their entire
time TO Northeast property. What have you
TO rent OF SELF We handle real estate, loans.
insurance, collect your rents insure your
property. Seventh and II SIS. ne ulh25-sot
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n. $500 ?. n
"Sunday only.
% TIE following
Tel Main 1871; SO
Us New Union
Main $50; Iafor-
u0TT-fF
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FOR sALE-Lors.

FOUR BUILDING LOTS. Columbia Park.
Slz5 cash: one square from Annapolis car.
soc L ne nihsf-5t
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Da. FlSK ELGIN

DR.. FISK ELGlN
Expert IL the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute Both sexes AL cousuira
tons confidential. Medicine furnished Prices
moderate. 1913 Pa ave NV. Phone n 40
w T. Bsidus. n. D.. Phi -. German Special
Ist on Diseases Of the Bratn, Nervous System,
Heart, kidneys. Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors services ard medicine, -. Tel II.
2lg Hours. 10 70 !. 70 .. So. cors stk Z z az
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At Berwyn. Nd one ten-roon house IN
frst-class condition: large grounds; high
elevation from which q magnificent view can
be obtained good stable and outbuIldings;
Ene water; convenient 10 steam and electric
cars. Price &. 200 easy terms. These proper
ties must be sold at once.
JOHN !. KLENER & CO.. COZ St NV.
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Thomas Bowling & Co.,
Aucttoneers Ga z st. n. W.
Auction Sale Of Horses, Wagons,
Farming Implements, Straw
and Fodder, sc.

We will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL ?, 1908,
at 10 O'Clock a M, at the farm OF
y. d. weaver 8 Bro, on the Muir
dock Mil Road, near TenleytOwn,
y. c, contents of the above farm.
consisting OF horses, wagons. cows,
farming IN plements. straw, fodder.
&c. &c. Terms; Cash.
THOMAS BOWLING q CO., Auots.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

able summer home. large brick house. FUR
nished; wster supply. and all modern I'm
provemen IS stable. ice. vegetables from
garden. tyo gallons OF milk viii be fur
nished 70 tenant each day. and man 20 keep
premises n order Immediately around the
residence and work the garden. al free OF
expense 70 tenant
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. s13 18th St NV.
mh3l-St
FOR RENT-Six-rOom house. $40 W II
HUSGERFORD. Congress Heights. D. c
mh31-3t
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
the Department OF State until O'CLOCK
p. N on the 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1908
70 furnish said department with Stationery
and Miscellaneous Articles including Forage
Flags, Ice, Laundering Towels and for Horse
Shoeing for the fiscal year ending June 30
1903 in accordance with the schedule copies
OF which together with blank proposals and
other information. nav be had upon applfca-
ton to .he Stationery loom of the depart
ment. ROBERT BACON. Acting Secretary
Of State. mill. 20. 31aps
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, washington
March IL 1908. Sealed proposals will be
received until 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ APRIL, IL
1905 to furnish 10 the Smithsonian Instftu-
ton, L. s. National Muse'Im, International
Exchanges, Bureau OF American EthnoIoRv
National Geological Park and AstrophvsIcaI
Observatory. during the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1909, supplies. etc, OF the follow
ing classes: Chemicals Photographic sup
plies; glassware glass, paints. oils VAR
nishes, etc; electrical supplies; plumbing
supplies; hardware. etc: building materials;
luu. Der; boxes, wooden and pasteboard.
library and Office furniture and supplies
stationery: textiles; food for animals: fuel
and ice: soaps. detergents. etc; mlecul-
material. Awards will be made only to es-
taLlished manufacturers Of OF dealers IN
the articles The right is reserved ~ waive
defec.s and TO reject any or all bids. o. parts
of bis Blank forms with specifications for
proposals. and further information desired
BY intending bidders viii be furnished on
application at the Office OF the Secretary.
CHARLES D. WALCOTT, Secretary.
r.l190 Hans
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SECOND TRUST
LOASS IN REAL ESTATE
Any Amount Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV. CO,
THOMPSON BLDG. 7os 18th ST n W
Opposite Treasury. Next Drug Store
se20-Cf
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MONEY 70 LOAN On approved city rszI
estate at lowest current rates. Special pr1Tt-
leEes with respect 70 prior payments. Large
amounts q speciality TYLER 4 RUTH Err
EORD. 40 18th 81 nv. noZl-Lf
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DR.. SHADE

IS years practice curing men Nervous and
prtvate ailments cured quickly; syphilitic blood
poison: skin diseases, bladder, recturn strict
fure. kidney. stomach. lungs. asthma, and
general debility promptly cured. Consulta-
ton free; hours to 4; Tuesday and Satur-
day nights. 4 S Sundays. 70 10 - RS
f2th ST W.
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FOR EALE-To close an estate choice
building lot on 2lst. bstween y ard O stS
NV. h'st-ciass location; price Low and terms
cas-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. t1z 18Th ct. NV.
uhSo-3t
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MONEY 70 LOAN on D c REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest PayInsnts on prin-
cipaI IN amounts OF 500 more received AZ
any interest period THE F. Il SMITH CO.,
Bond Building. 14o8 New York ave- JEST
MONEY TO LOAN-sz5o 70 900 on D. c.
real estate. Interest low. and al transGc-
tons conducted with economical conssdora-
ton Tor borrower
VIZ Il SAUNDERS & CO..
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST On .. c. Real Estate- No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER H ACER
fsf-sf 40 = ST ~. ".
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NEW SIX-ROOM house, cellar. furnace heat;
IL acres young orchard: hen house; one min
ute from steam and electric cars. price,
8. 900. Terms A. F. MIDDLETON, Branch
Vile Nd mh5l-3t
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FOR SALE-lOo acres OF ground on the Great
Fails and Old Dominion R R. J. Q. LAR
MAN. Hitaffer Station, Va mh30-3t
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FOR SALE-At BrightWood. D. c., near
Brentwood car line, and also near terminus
OF new i4th st car line. desirable building
lots. upon monthly payments only snail
cash payments required.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. e1z Isth at NV
uhs0-st
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FOR sALE-New house. rooms and bath,
cellar ami furnace heat; lot 6ox150s $3.50 per
month: no cash down CLAUDE WARREN,
Riverdale, Nd. mhsO-2t
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go ?. n.
:. T4-S. 800 pm.
$40 an, "s1.So
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FOR RENT-DesirabIe six-room house, with
bath; side yard: rent only $3.50: near ter
minus OF new l4th st. car line.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER, sl2 18th st NV
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II rooms; two ~ baths; rear
porCheS; ! square from North Capt.
toll St; splendid renting section; will
be sold this geek.
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CHESTNUT GROVE.

CHESTNUT GROVE.
new subdivision for sale by the owner,
no agents commission; large lots y acres;
whole acres; very reasonable; high eleva- Ion;
fine shade: good water; only one far; S
minutes from city; location near Donai lion
Heights Station. on the Great Falls r r. (:
splendid service; also a nice house for sale
in the subdivision; large rooms; poi ches
ana fne we'll Apply on premises.
TIIEO. a. r. taft, Agent.
H F. SMITH. Owner. Sl4 A ST ne
mh29-5t
FOR SALE-St ~e, s-room house and stable
in Tenley tom, ct a sacrifice; lady wishes
L. retire 1ron business: photo at Office.
Henry ". OFFUTTs S2d and n SITS.
mhE-tf
II YOU want TO buy q Maryland farm or
suburban home. zee Us or send for latest
MARION DUcKETT q SON,
SIS F N W sy7-t
FOR SALE-Bargains In suburban homes.
Bargains IN Maryland farms.
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, MD.
nh1z-sot
ACRE LOTS Tor sale at Gregory Heights on
the B. W. & A electric line, near District
line. .. c. CATS SCI + St NV mh5-30t
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Criminal Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called Yesterdayl

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called yesterday
No. 1856. Herman VS. Florentino Cafe
Company; judgment on verdict is plain
tiff for costs. Plaintiffs attorney. w.
p. Plumley. and w. A Johnson.
Called today)
United States VS.. Percy Wade; vio-
lating section SIS code; on trial Attor-
neys, D. W. Baker, Stuart Mcnamara
and Harvey Given; defendants attor-
neys. John z. Laskey and II. u. Davis.
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JUSTICE Stafford.
Called today.)
United States VS.. Otto F1ickjnger; as
sault with intent 10 kill; plea, not
guilty. Attorney, ". Z. Ambrose.
United States VS.. George Henderson;
enIOezzlement and petit larceny; con-
timed for sentence; recognizance, 500.
taken for sentence. Attorney, w. p.
Plumley.
United States VS.. Louis Eye; grand
larceny; verdict guilty petit larceny;
defendant remanded. Attorney, John c.
EOSt er
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

REDUCED To S27.5O.
Near 18th and Park road. Nd. handsome
three story Colonial homo o. nine rooms au-
bath: cellar and furnace Good repair.
cOLLISS-GU ERRX CO., 6Z1 18Th st NV.
mh3l-3t
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FOR RENT-22l7 10Th st. NV, s-room house;
large front and back yard: white tenant.
only Sl2 Key at els " 81. NV. mh5O-St
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Circuit Court, No. a.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
(Called Yesterday

Called yesterday
Jaquette VS. Capital Traction Com
pany; term prolonged and time TO settle
bill OF exceptions extended to April Is.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Evans, Benson,
Poultney, Defendants attorneys, r.
Ross Perry & Son and G. T Dunlop
Called today)
international Trust Company VS..
Crook. Baker g. Howard g cases con-
NJ Baker. Defendants attorneys. B
Lambert & Mclean, r H Yeatman, H.
NJ. Baker. Defendants attorneys. H
II. Warner, jr., and Lave H Cooke.
Bankruptcy Court.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called today)
In re Edwin S. Clark; receivers re-
port referred TO William NJ. Hallam
referee
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21

of the time Captain Cooks
island sailed
the living supposed
artuaed
hidden
cannitalsm hereis history
Keaakekua bluff
British he had
without
circumnavigator ship the Discovery still be coal hulk
years King Kalakaa
his trip around the world.
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Small Talks

MADAME ARRAI-ze place is lofely paradise.
L. wnTEHoUsE- still praying for rain at the dam.
Nawi This badges
A HUME getting its dtme popularity this
SUNNI
wA1LER-The Hawaiian delegates to Denver got their full share
the
R.. PATcuN-This touring tattep
SHERIFF police quetest place
rive
w. wEsTERvELT-I the
night during stay
got earlier might
the calling list of the feet.
enjoyed show naturally
but liked vast hold-up
CORRESPONDENT trip Honolulu,
and the of the place the better 1 like it.
the Young and Moana hotels belongs Theodore Hoffman
LAND COMMISSIONERS
the Land Advisory Board may do Monday
CORRESPONDENT
like Angeles
GOVERNOR Secretary had
Garfield
JACK LUcASAn Advertiser
for Mayor because make
EN- together.
beer complaint any
directly indirectly sailors raising
the anybody
looking pre-
Sundays historical facts that
o Ueghon.
the contest station sailors afraid
in o
W. CASTLE D. Gilman, friends
in doing
the interests of the Islands, especially the Mohonk
sCUDDERTh baseball with
there should in twentieth civilian
ton that has regard for the rest rights of working and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21
K0HALA BUCKS
MAHUKONANS

Friction between the Hawaii railway
officials and the people of Kohala, in
regard to public accommodations at the
port of Mahukona, which has been
growing for long time, has at last
resulted in strongly worded petition
to Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell invoking his assist
ance.
The Hawaii Railway Company claims
the ownership of the entire Mahukona
waterfront so that access to the wharf
or landing, and landing conveniences,
are under this claim, subject wholly to
the sufferance or regulation of the rail
road company.
The people claim that the road from
Kohala to the waterline at Mahukona,
formerly ran right to the water IS edge,
and that by right it should do so now.
The railroad company has built repair
shops and other buildings right across
where the road used to run, compelling
vehicles in order to reach the landing
to go round its buildings and over its
tracks where the rails stand unprotect-
ed above the roadbed.
1t is claimed that every obstacle pos
SlDle is put IN Ine way OIL tine con'
venience of those who desire to take
the freight shipped to them and landed
at Mahukona, away from the landing
by other conveyance, than the railway
the apparent object being to compel
them to ship it by the Hawaii Railway
Company.
The petitioners have recited long
list of grievances in this respect, none
of which alone, they claim, is serious
but which in the aggregate make con.
ditionR very aggravating.
They ask the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, under his large powers over
ports and landings, to bring about such
conditions at the Mahukona landing as
will improve conditions and add to pub
lie convenience. Failing in conciliatory
measures, they ask him to begin con
demnation proceedings to condemn 9
public right of way to the landing, il
one does not already exist.
The petition is largely signed by Ko
hala people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21
PEACOCK Gets THE
ROYAL ANNEX LICENSE

A restaurant license was yesterday
granted to w. c. Peacock & Co. for the
premises until recently occupied by
"Scotty'' Weston with the Royal Annex.
the License Commissioners considering
the reapplication. 1t is understood that
this license is to be transferred right
away, however, to the steward of the.
S. s. Alameda, who is to resign from
the liner on its arrival at San Francisco
and return here to go into business.
A license for the old Hoffman saloon
was given to j. ID. Warren, who will
move his business across the street
from the Encore premises and CLOSE
that place.
The application from the Honolulu
Brewing and Mailing Company for a
license to manufacture sake was al
lowed.
There was one item of business uh-
finished. that was the consideration ar
an application for a saloon license foA,
the old Banzai saloon premises. A. M
Campbell, the secretary of the board,
was absent, and as he had all the
papers in the case, the matter had TO
go over to another meeting, which viii
probably be called for tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21

Lemonade bootb-Nrs Gen Smitb;es
and Mrs. s X. Cockett
Fresh fIowers-Miss Irene Dickson
and Miss Ada Rhodes,
Foreign lunch tables-Mrs. Betbeda
Allen. Miss Agnes MCINTYRE and Mrs.
McWayne
lee cream table-Mrs. Henry Smith
and Mrs. Caroline Clark.
Iuau tables-Mrs Mary Amid and
Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Kabea and Mrs. f. IT.
Boyd. Mrs Mahaul Mrs. G. Holt and
Mrs. Nabaolelua. Mrs. G. S. Dwight and
Mrs Webb. Mrs Robert Bovd and Mrs
Holloway.
y e e
Mr.. and Mrs, F.. NJ Swanzv enter.
tanned last NIGHT Mt an elaborate DANG.
inc marty for the innior officers of the
fleet. an affair enioyed to the utmost by
the iovial midsbipmen as well ms the
MANY members of the Younger set in.
vited IN meet them Altogether there
were about two hundred guests at the
beautiful Swanzv home
" " V
The reception given by Captain and
Mrs. Rees at the PIeasanton ON Friday
afternoon to the officers and ladies of
the fleet was markedly successful
affair, the beautiful grounds of the sub.
urban hotel being admirably adapted
for such gatherings. The Hawaiian
band was in attendance ON the grounds
and the scene, with the white uniforms
of the officers and the white dresses
of the ladies' AGAINST the SURROUNDING
green was beautiful.
Mrs. Rees was assisted in receiving
| nv Mrs. Carter Mrs. Swanzv Mrs An.
drew Fuller Mrs Give Davies Mrs
Knudsen. Mrs. Scbaefer. Mrs Forster
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mrs Dnnninp
Mrs Mott. smith Miss walker Miss
Garter. Mrs. Rabbit. Mrs. Foc<e. Mrs
Gartlev. Mrs. G. r. Cooner Mrs Har.
rison Mrs Lanphorne Mrs Parks Mrs
Brooke and Mrs Fav
Among those nresent woro Goyorno,
Frear. Secretary Mott.smitb. Contoin
Grant. U. S. N. Lieut, Wurstbaugh Of
Admiral Sperrv's staff. many Of the
II s A.. Cantain and Mrs wodhoms
1.-THE German Consul and Mrs pfoten.
bauer. tbe British Consul. the Swedish
Consul. Mr. Rodiek. the Portuguese
Consul Mr. Conavorro. the Chinese
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