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New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
BROWNING SYMPOSIUM.

Browning enthusiasts swan in seas Of Joy at
the Waldor-Astoria yesterday, and will continue
10 do so to-day. From far and near they have
come TO attend the symposium OF the New YORK
Browning Society, and the words OF their idol al
being analyzed with ardor.
The symposium opened yesterday with an ad-
dress OF welcome by the president o. the So
cIetv Miss Julia Pauline Leavens. There was a
formal presentation Of out-of-toWn guests PTo-
fassor Hiram Corson, Of Cornell University, an
eighty-year-old lover Of Browning, who was TO
have talked in the morning was unable to be pres
eut and Miss Eliza beth F'uIick OF Wellesley Col
lege who was TO have talked to-day appeared N
his place with paper on The Painter ana MS
Art in the Poetry Of Browning"
Miss Florence P. Holden chairman OF the sym
rosfun1 gave a talk in the afternoon or "Bro"n-
tnC's Dashes-the Dramatic significance OF tls
Pause" Miss Julie OPP gave reading. and sohn
D. Barry a scene from "Pippa Passes
At ! o'clock the members and guests snarcned
time for & buffet luncheon
A. this mornings sessions there will be q paper
On The Jew in Browning written by Miss Laza-
rms and a talk, not poetic. by William II AIien
on 's .oippa Passes from Civic Point OF view
Thomas R SLcer. Martha Foote crow ana mar
Iotte B. WIbour are among others VINO VIII sPe~N
or read to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
II TIE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Eczz-d P Hamilton & Co. hRve sold for the
Central Building and Improvement Company No
-s5 Hudson street, six story warehouse The
size OF the plot is zS6xIS5 feet
Arnold Byrne & BaUulann have resold for Louis
7~-nsfein 70 Hermann Iayeshaf Nos 2546 and 254S
Eighth avenue, Two I've story fathouses. on plot
5azl6o
Charles L FTeck & Co. have resoid for c. Coon
7ev 70 Eolsteic Young & Co. the TWO stx-story
rz1houses at the northwest corner OF Amsterdam
Even-le and IT0th street, plot -00Z1oo.
H c. Senior ( Co. have sold for Eva p Ander-
son the four story dwelling house NJ. 156 West
18th street on lot I91I00.5. 70 Mrs Eugenia Wolf
who Owls No. 154 adjoining
Rerfsrnin Neuhetr1 has sold for the Morehead
Construction Company 70 Simeon Nauhelm Nos
on plot 4cxi00. between Brook and St AIMS ave
rues.
P ClIka1 & Co have sold 1or a client Z two
Family house on the south side OF 18th street, 2So
feet east o1 Barnes avenue, WLllia1nsbrtdge, for
Ms RrsnEHeid-
Bauer & Co. have resoId Kos e59 and s61 East
-y2d street rzro story dwellings. 20 George NJ
Taylor
Gross g. Gross have leased for the horr estate
so s Mor-s space No. s+9 70 35S Fifth ave
ru.= also for W r r Martin 10 Rice & knight
gpace IN the Na-bTIdge Building: also FOR
Arthur 6. Lewis 70 Bernard Weller the top loft II
No 30 West 9Th street also ii conjunction with
2 g. G. PfOInrn 10 ?. A Mills Qnc9 the second
space n the Motor Mart, aC Broadway and SD
street. 70 =. N Duncan and n conjunction with
AkcNsIly q. C0cbrane 10 A. J Donovan & c. the
fourth lon IN No. 81 Fifth avenue
Middleton 5 Burr1li is the buyer OF the southeast
corner cf Lenox avenue and 18th street
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
ON THE TRAIL OF THE "ANTIs. /"
Sufragists to Attempt Another Counter
Demonstration.

Not discouraged by the fact that their last coah-
ter demonstration against the anti-sufrag1sts
missed fire. because the "antis withdrew the iect-
IIre against which II directed, the Equallly
League of self-Supporting Women is again on the
trail of the enemy. The National League for the
Civic Education of Women has announced lect-
ure on Social Unrest by Mrs. Mabel halohelsch
for January S, and the Equality League OF SELF
Supporting Women Will present specimen OF the
unrest on the following day. To be more SPECIFIC,
they will have Elizabeth Robins's play. Votes
for Women" read by Marian Craig Wentworth
the Berkeley Theatre Saturday evening. jan
uary 9. at S:I5 o'clock
Mrs Clarence Mackay. Mrs Philip Lydig and
Mrs. John Brannan have taken boxes for the oc-
casion and the two upper boxes VIII be occupied,
one by college professional women. with college
banners unfIrled, and the other by trade union
women, with trade union banners From these two
boxes the college women and the trade unionists
Will extend their ranks round the circle of the
gallery till they meet in the centre.
Among the Ushers Will be Dr. Mary Crawford.
the ambulance surgeon. whose special forte seems
to be to get into fights with crazy patients; Miss
Elizabeth Cook the Cornell orator, and Miss Clara
Finkelstein. Of the ButtonhOle Workers Union.
As January 9 happens to be the day when Mrs.
Parkhurst, the redoubtable leader Of the British
sunragettes. comes out of jail for the third time,
the audience will be asked TO send her cable
message OF CongratulatiOn-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Sale of AnOth6r Tenement House,
OzCned by PaSquaLe Pdtj.

The five story tenement house with store. No 24o
Elizabeth street. which owned by Pasquale
Pati. sold yesterday in foreclosure at the Real
Estate Exchange salesrOonls, Nos Il and is Nesey
street, 10 Agidio Gforginazzi for s2135o- The sum
due was about $500, subject to mortgage OF
$4,000. The other auction offerings yesterday re-
suited follows:
At "a = yessy sBy Parish Fisher g, Co. IL s4h 3 st
right OF way story brick and stone loft ONCE
~ SIsTa = = N2o-7f nv E Az a12 7n S53 7s3 q
taxes, etc, s9.eo4 so adjourned % January Il
OF Ave G ssxls0 6x irreg s5y tnrt store David
attys: F = LaDbuscher Tefs amt due ST ISIS To- taxes
ave cor Boston Road IS 7z35G Ix3s4 $
nine sty fats and stores: Adolph Manae! agt Her
due s2I5 so2 y s. ESQ 81 sub TO . shTse
$6I l4o3 Arnsterdarn ave L cor 129th ST 49x96 3K
PepeT ct al WoI5 & x at5ys F Daring ref i1 ANT
ave SSri0o 'fn 1n-Tt. ~ 7 coste- ss CON- az
Lev ref amt due s511 %: taxes etc S3S2 %: 70
southern Boulevard, y 11x10o vacant; James Young
nsy ref amt due So 563 10: taxes, etc s4Is So ad-
By Hugh D srnyth: Underctr ave. s s11.s T \
q 1'8sn 81 loO1l0Q lo, M yaca5ss lr 4 ave 49, = 80 80
Max GiEsbers et al: Lach11an & G. attys: Il n seven-
SG paln5i TIN for 5 5000 8 % ~ '-As ETC. SUI ''
The auction offerings to-day VIII be as follows:
By joseph Day: So 47th St $. 60 = W q lst
CIV art San sotei e. a. Hen I1eee7a2 gei ~ Stty
! Ws-d ref amt e. aas $59l s9 taxes etc So SSSI 90
.: ls5 ave Z5xo9 II & sty l2ft Bldg I aaekeahgsa
v 4 Hi-sch, ref; amt due 81. ~ 49: taxes, etc,
Sc 90 u-tEe $1,000 155d 100 Il
or BraGhurst ave 25x1991 20 70 1921 St vacant; F
Faye Thomas MollOy ct a.; L Peck, atty Samuel
Hoffman ref; amt due 81 se o. taxes etc S2ss ~ l3I
2Sth $50 Z Of 6th 2txSS9 } sty front
and tennis. J0nn scott Bertha stand 81 al;
title etc. which A and Bertha staud had Ocr Il.
1907. since
z E Amsterdam ave. - 5z99 Il; two sty r rs;
sol 7 KAYE aF- Y u Janpoie et al: 3 NJ KAYE atty.
Brady. ref due S9.6I7 g.; taxes. etc 1873 ca
BY James I Wells I016 Avenue A. 25.5 Il n OF
E5th 25x7o.S teaut: No-tz Wei sEt Esther
SchEar-z a.: A-ns1siu 6 :, \ { Onmen. ref:
amt due 19- taxes etc SS5G 23.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
PLAY FOR CHILDREN
Tales from Hazcthorne's "WOnder
Book" Giuen By Ben Greet Players.

It was chHdreu's day in the grand ballroom
OF the waldorf-Astoria yesterday afternoon Little
girls in long bra!ds and fluffy skirts small boys
in the most immaculate of collars and some grown
UP boys and girls assembled TO see Ben Greet
and his players in three tales from HaWthoFhes
Wonder Book The plays, or pictures, as the
programme calls them are the which as given
in Washington the White House lawn last du-
tumn delighted the Roosevelt children and their
friends, and brought large sum OF money Tor the
Fairgrounds Association. They were given yes
terday for the first time in New York. ana we're
for the benefit of the boys and girls clubs OF the
Madison Street Settlement. Many boys and girls
from these clubs were there.
Perhaps the picture" that pleased the chill
dren best was Pandora and the Mysterious BOX
Thev looked on in breathless interest while the te
Pandora fViaIet Vivian, IN a charming Greek
gown struggled with her desire TO open the tan
TALKING box; they trembled with Pandora ana her
playmate. Theo. at the horrid threats OF the Uslg
creatures that came out OF the box; they brea1heo
one vast sigh Of relief when Hope, IN her radiant
robes, emerged last of all from that wonderful
box. and comforted the hero and heroine.
Midas the Golden Touch the second picture
WIS the only one n which Ben Greet appeared
He was King Midas and Ruth vivian was the HI
tie Princess Marygod. Hugely interesting 10 the
Younger part of the audience especially was tNo
scene in which everything the KING toucned turned
20 gold-the egg he trisd to give the princess
AFa--zoId at akfast the roses she brought him
from the garden and finally the little Princess her
self But the end Of this scene wasn't quite re-A-
istio enough TO please one small critic IN rear
seat When King Midas wished to have unoone
the dreadful gift of turning everything 10 go40'
the god Quicksilver ade him fetch bowl OF water
from his garden and sprinkle the things wh1ch hao
turned 70 gold and they would turn back again
into what they were. He did go out, came oack
and sprtuked obedienty but ths small critic turned
away with sniff
..Huhr' he said. disdainfuy. 1T isn't real water
I don't think this is art and I'm going
The singing Of the childrens chorus added grealy
TO the attractiveness of the plays as cid the dane
ing especially Of the Greek villagers in pandora
Box" and of Hopes attendants in their relnOo"
coIor-d robes The music was by the Yolpe Or
chestTa-
Among those who had boxes were Mrs John u
Rockefeller, jr., who brought party OF Children
Mrs. Theodore Hernan, Mrs. Henry Willard, MIS-
William Kent and Alfred SeLgman-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
MORE UPTOWN SALES
GOOD DEMAND FOR LOTS.
Plans Filed for Trgo West Side
Houses to Cost $500 900.

There were no signs yesterday Of decrease in
the activity IN the upper West Side districts and
n many eAstarly zones of The Bronx. Bernard
sny1h s Sons SOLD FOR the Whitehall Realty Com
psny plot lssx-2 feet the southwest corner OF
Inst street and Ogden avenue. and also plot 25x
"a feet the west side OF Ogden avenue, . feet
south of Hist street extending Merriam avenue
The Ahbotsford Realty Company sold No S4
West Enc svezue a four story high stoop dwelling
house lot 1s1oxS0 feet adjoining the northeast
corner OF 18th street.
Arthur weyl & Co. sold for John Kendall six
four story athouses recently built the east side
q Webster avenue, 3 feet south OF 18th street
esch plot ssx105 feet The same brokers also
sold 70 him plot at the southwest corner OF lS7th
street snd Park avenue. 2Ssxlo. which he viii i'm
prove Immediately with nine buildings similar TO
the tuSt sold
NJ Kendall vi1 also improve plot al
the southwest corner OF 18th street and Webster
with Eve story apartment house with
stores, a plot STx16 feet
HA has also sold from the plans six two family
brick houses 70 be erected the west side
cf GsThe-t Place. Loo feet north OF Hunts Point
avenue. each 25x1O feet
Plans have been fled with buildings Superin-
teadert Murphy to- two aew twelve story apart
-nent houses il Cathedral Parkway, just west OF
Amsterdam They 10 be OF brick and
limestone. with Gotta ornanlentation, and VIII
have frontage OF 10S-S feet and depth or 81 feet
They are TO bs built for the Carlyle Realty Com
p2ny. Jacob Stsaa. president, from designs by
Schwartz & Gross, architects, et cost OF
$50 eea
Plans have also been fled FOR remodelling the
ser-h story Of the sixteen story Office building ~
TIE southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and l4th
street the improvements being made for the Van
Schaick Realty Company. The architects are
Ruchman & Fox
Plans have also been flied for making over the old
style four story aath0use Nc 81 Eighth avenue
:rto lott and store building for Stephen McPart-
land. OF the orvgoods firm OF Mcfarland 6
O-Flahe-Ty. as owner c a Jackson IS the archi-
1ec-
Pla7s have also been fled for reTnOdelling and
charging the nome oT the FTiars at No 10I West
st1 street by making over the roof garden floor
trto fun fifth story. aoored with maple, and
finished with wainscoted walls. from designs by
Frederick r Hirsch as architect for the organiza-
ton
Pans have also been fled for four story car
station 70 be built 5y direction OF Receiver Fred
erick v Whirridge OF TIE site OF the old street
car bsrr.s Of the Forty-secOnd Street, Manhattan
vile & St Nicholas avenue horsecar line on Man
haitian street east Of Twelfth avenue Il viii have
4 frontage Of Ia feet and a depth OF Isl feet and
xii De Of brick With trimmings from designs
BY Nicholas SerTacinO architect The operation
Eape-sedes the original. plan for renodelhng the
Old structure. The proposed building viii cost
* aDO which vas the estimated cost Of renOvating
the old structure
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
NEW FL4TBUSH VALUES.
Corner Parcel Sold for About $500
a Front Foot.

Wood. Harmon & Co. have sold through Frank
James Of John r James a Sons. & plot at the
southwest corner Of Flatbush avenue and Beverley
Road Brooklyn. 10 Charles R Waentig- It mas
a frontage Of los feet on Flatbush II is 20
feet deep. The purchase price averaged close to
$500 front foot-
Wood. Harmon & Co. owned originally the block
Beverley Road. from Flatbush avenue to East
21st street At East 21st street and Beverley Road
they put up q four story twin apartment house,
known Beverley Court. Mr.. Waentig will complete
the Improvement Of this block with stores and apart
nents similar 10 the six buildings which he is
erecting The opposite side of Flatbush avenue
A few years ago number OF parcels changed
hands in this section of Brooklyn S125 to $50
front foot
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
po~e F,,,;f,r and HosO to SERGE Them

better than the preserved kumquat IS the can
died kunnouat II comes in tin boxes for 10 and p
cents The boxes are covered with Chinese lowered
paper. and the label reads. Dry Cumquots-" This
is very misleading to the stranger, as he would
naturally suppose them 10 be like ordinary dried
fruits This fruit may also be made into q gela-
tina dessert like an ordinary orange or lemon
feIlv Add a slight havoring of orange or lime
fllice and for appearances sake few extra KUN
ouats cut in slices; or II preferred. a spray OF
L1rrnotIats with a few Of their glossy leaves may
he buried in the heart os the jelly, making the
dessert look very attractive, indeed. humquaJS
NAV be made into frozen sherbet. They may
ne served raw as a breakfast appetizer. They lend
,i,ran,, 10 q salad They make picturesque
xarnish with a few Of their leaves
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
LEASE NEW4RK STORE.
". B. Riker s Son Compa to
Haze a Broad Street Home.

Negotiations were concluded yesterday whereby
the Osborne Realty Company leased to the Will
tam 3. Rlker Son Company the main floor and
basement Of the old National Newark Banking
Company Building. at Broad and Clinton streets,
Newark, title TO which acquired by the Os-
borne company some months ago The structure
Will be renodeled and enlarged, so that il will
look almost like building.
The Riker store viii be eighty-hve feet. with a
corner entrance a Broad street and another en-
trance on Clinton street The three upper stories
viii be fitted up offices by the owner Of the
building
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
TIE BRoNx BUILDING PLANS

Fssssru boulevard y 600 = s Of Pelham Road.
TST sv32.s Sy2 s'u oxaer pH sa2 aTchsci So 600
PER- ave OF Holt Place for
szo E-y-y frame dwelling I2K5Zs Irving Con
9,,. ttr19;21 oollp1l. --..---. 5000
P--v ave " 3 $50 % of Gun Hi Road.
Fc- two rwo Et9ry fame dwellings, s6Z5Se
sse z'E9sg3 T4e2 Nor5t.i- s aTchitect 10 900
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Walter b Walker has been appointed receiver
Of the rents Of No 243 Division street IN action
brought by Annie Peyser against Emanuel s Gates
and others 70 sorecIose third mortgage Of S.500
Abraham B Marx has been appointed receiver
r.. the rents ot No. 90 Lewis street, IN ar action
brought by Simon Dinerstein against Benedict
Bockar and others TO forecose a mortgage OF
sI.o90 There is a prior mortgage on the property
amounting 70 SZ30CO-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
T CITY INVESTMENT DEAL.

s Oszood Peu & Co have sold for the knicker-
booker Mortgage Company plot at Jackson and
Dutch Kills avenues, Long Island City. The asking
price was $1,000. The buyer Is an investor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

ri5s 90 --s'-''s ~ SIS ooO
e. Go taPs ffsse- oeSs zorbe-t F56'ar5 46oC
Ecebbs-s O HON 1OoXoiT
I0oxsa CITY Mortgage Company loans Thomas - -
= Malcolm Construction oooOc
Eezxh ave u 615-1 q s Uf hilgs5r1cge FSoac
20 s9-c2 80 5r55ent Ie oOO
T5s1r 81 9 Cypress ave, lZ51l00lOs
As1e+1oa1 n. ASTs1gs s4ztscfi5 orDsTy an 70 sc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
I PErITIoN OF lis OWN.

The woman suffrage petition which Is 10 De pre-
scented 10 Congress by the National Womans SUI
fraga Association Is being circulated among the
mems trade unions, and al these names headed
by rhat o. John Mitchell, VIII be pasted together
IA a separate section. The Big Six, TypogrAph-
zeal Union No. c. IS Of the unions which has
already sen. for the petition blanks.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
,1n1rEn cIeAR sroREs pIvIpENp.

A. meeting OF the directors of the United Cigar
Stores Company at the general Offices. No. "A West
18Th street the annual dividend Of per cent on
the preferred stock was declared. The dividend IS
rn vahIe OF. January %.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
crTJS 1 NEW LAW PLAYHOUSE.

Jacob r Zlrser has sold for the Michael Tully
Construction Company new law four story double
Hathouse. No. Sc Southern Boulevard, 10 J, c.
Stirn Il IS on d plot 34x100 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
- G. PHILLIPS NOW TREASURER.

Horace q. Phillips, assistant treasurer Of the In
rernationaI Mercantile Marine Company has been
elected treasurer 10 succeed James T. Fahnestock,
resigned. Z. Edgar HesJon, cashier. has been
made assistant treasurer IN place Of Mr.. Phillips.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
BUY TIE BALMoRAL HOTEL.

The Sphinx Realty Company has sold the old
Balroral Hotel, q i've story building, occupying
the block front on the east side OF LenoX avenue
from lISth 70 1Lzth street. 70 Lowenteid q PTager
The plot has 4 frontage of 2liI0 feet and q depth
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
CEDAR FOREST FARM SOLD.

The firm OF :. B. Ketcham has sold the Cedar
Forest stock farm OF 1s5 acres at Pompton. n J.
for $4,000 The stock is included in the sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
GLEANINGS.

We belong to a nation that seems incapable OF
calling things by their right names, Iaments q
writer in Black and White apropos OF the mat
ter-of-fact way in which the French arrange mar
riages as compared with the indirectness Of the
English, and she might also have added the AHeri-
system IN France. all the world knows,
parents frankly announce. when their daughter
reaches the age Of eighteen or nineteen that they
in search oS q suitable husband for Marie
Louise, and Marie-Louise is perfectly well aware
that the young men she meets in society or at the
home Of her parents are. their Eide looking
for a wife with a dot and partner in the i'm
portant affairs OF life. Within few months a
marriage is arranged with the consent OF both
young people, and pretends that Marie
Louise was taken TO balls and parties with any
other idea in view. But in England, and also in
America, the very matchmaking mother
is a reproach. Parents are supposed to spend-in
these hard times too-hUndTeds Of golden dollars
for the pure pleasure OF sitting up at drafty
dances with Lilias Blanche till 5 in the morn
ing The things is ludicrous." comments Black
and White There is need to advertise from
the housetops that would be glad TO see one 3
daughter married TO 4 desirable young man. but
the hyPocriticaI nonsense talked and written about
husband hunting and the marriage market is on a
level with good deal Of the rest Of our national
taste for humbug."
The woman movement in China is taking rather
curious form. In other countries women have re-
volted against the tyranny Of man In China they
revolving against their relations-tn-laW One OF
their clubs in Shanghai for instance, has for us
object rebellion against moLhers-tn-aw-' The re-
beIlion is no rnilk-and-water affair. either, OBJ
servers say. Chinese women have unbound their
minds along with their feet. it seems. and are
throwing or the customs OF ages IN a way that IS
most disquieting 10 the conservative element
Of their rnan-rtdden country.
The time may come when rooms and apartments
that can be reached only by the climbing OF IN
terrnInabIe flights OF stairs will be sought after
as essiduousIy as they now avoided, for oac-
terra do not like climbing stairs any better tnan
human creatures do and the higher one goes the
fewer they become. 1T IS common knowledge" ="
saws medical paper, that at the ordinary level
Of the highway We practically exist in a sediment
of bacteria, among which pathogenic species may
for certain be counted. and chemistry also shows
,o1sidersbIe impurities in the air the ground
level compared with the air even at a small ele-
walton above"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
CD. CONTINENTAL,

Perfectly new. opposite Ezoskien
Gardens and Opera House Eacn
Toors has balcony and fireplace
Gzud verandahs-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06
DEATH OF GILBERT WAL.
LER.
Continued from Page one.)

Mr.. Waller started the Metropolitan
Meat Market in Honolulu, which he
sold to his nephew, Gilbert J. Waller,
who later incorporated it as the Met
ropolitan Meat Co, Ltd, and is now
its treasurer and manager. In 18Ss
Gilbert Waller started a brewery ut
Kalihi which did not prove successful
He left here a good many years age
and until a short time before his death
was a resident of Berkeley, Cal.
Many old residents of Honolulu vii
have a kindly remembrance of Gnberl
Waller. whose stalwart figure ana
friendly countenance were once "a
miliar in the community. He was high
ly esteemed for his business activity
and sterling integrity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06

will emo alize 70 of
borer which needed plantations 1t is hardly
memorial
reported o Chinese
hardly taking
risks this time. The problem of the yellow
enough thinking
complications establishing precedenOegonian
There nothing like going If Hawaii nen
memorabilia Congress well
keepin he on itself.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06
EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED.

This is done with Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, and if you are not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
bottle according to directions, return
what is left and your money will be
refunded. For sale by all dealers, Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06

Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu d? It is the most
beautiful souvenir of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents a copy ready for
mailing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06

We what
referred yesterday which
unless the Gazette eompany's
escaped the Bishop
However the of that work
of making IT compendium either
plantations All that done
on July ,.
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American armada hese shl are said to belong
arbio o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-06

The awful task OF 'e WIN modern war steamers
that the world almost standing aobast
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

Will Roth and Clarence Cooke, who
have held the doubles tennis cham
pionship for two years, will defend it
against Sonny Cunha and w. L. War
rem next Thursday afternoon on the
Pacific courts.