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MEETING NOTICE.

wAIMANALO SUGAR COMPANY.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Waimanalo Sugar
Company will be held at the office of
its agents, VIM. G. Irwin & Co, Ltd,
Honolulu, on Thursday, February 81,
1908, at 2:30 p. m.
w. L. HOPPER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February u, 1908
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TOWARD KAHANA.

Connecting at Kahuku with the O..
r. & L. Co.'s s:15 q. m. train from
honolulu.
Returning, leaves Kahana at 1882 p.
m. connecting with the afternoon
train for the city which leaves Ka-
huku at 2:20.
JAMES ]. BOWLING, Supt.
r.. s. POLLISTER. G. P. & T. Agt.
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ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S NO
TICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE MORTGAGE AND OF
SALE.
In accordance with the power of sale
contained in that certain Mortgage
made by Angelina K. Hogan, wife of
Joseph J. Hogan (the said Joseph j.
Hogan consenting thereto), to Mary
N. Lucas, dated the 18th day of Janu-
airy. A. D. 1907. and recorded in the
Registry Office. Oahu. in Liber 290,
pages 1920, and by said Mary N. Luz
cas- duly assigned to William Savidge,
Trustee, by assignment dated the 31st
day of January, A. D. 1908 which
said assignment is recorded in said
registry in Liber 297. on pages Asst and
ass, notice is hereby given that said
William Savidge, Trustee, Assignee of
Mortgage, intends to foreclose said
mortgage for condition broken, to-wit,
the non-payment of interest when DUE
and upon said foreclosure will sell at
public auction, at the Auction Rooms
of JAS f. Morgan, Auctioneer, Kaahu-
manu- street, Honolulu, Oahu, on Sat
urday, the 18th day of February, A D.
1908, at II o'clock noon of said day,
the real property described in said
mortgage as below specified and par
ticularly described.
Terms: Cash in United States Gold
Coin. Deeds at the expense Of the
purchaser.
For particulars apply to the under
signed at his office, No. 70 Merchant
Street, Honolulu, or to Jas f. Morgan,
Auctioneer, Kaahumanu Street, Ho-
nolulu.
VIM. SAVIDGE, TRUSTEE,
Assignee of Mertgagee.
list. All that ce-tain piece or parcel
of land situate AT Pawaa, Honolulu
aforesaid, being portion of Lots 81 and
Y, Block A, described as follows:
Beginning at point on the mauka
side of Young street 100 feet Westerly
from McCully land and running:
n. go 49, w. true, so feet along Young
street;
n. IL so E. on line parallel to Puma
hou Street, 139 feet along re-
naming portion of Lot 81;
;. 6S' 4S' E. true, so feet along Lots
and 8;
,. u 50 w. true, on a line parallel
to Punahou Street, 1879 feet
along remaining portion Of
Lot p to point of commence
ment; the same being a por-
ton of the lad described in
Royal Patent (GrautD III to
Peter Gulick, and being the
same premises conveyed to
said Angelina K. Hogan by J.
A. Magoon, by deed recorded
in L1per 241, pages 4S5-4S6.
IND. All those certain pieces or par
GELS OF land situate in the Ahupuaa
OF Moloaa, Island of Kauai, Territory
aforesaid, described as Apanas 1 and
of Royal Patent No. 6737, Land
Commission Award No. 1880 to Kaaa,
and being the same premises that were
con. eyed 20 Auhu (w) by Koleula. by
deed dated January Sth, A. D. 1886. and
recorded in the office of the Registrar
of Conveyances in said Honolulu in
Liber 81, page 365.
3rd. All Of that one acre of land in
the Hui of Moloaa, Island of Kauai
aforesaid, conveyed to Laa Auhu by
philippe Kakimilo, by deed dated jan
uary 25th, 1892, and recorded in the
said office of the Registrar of Convey
ances. in Liber 209, page 172, and being
the same land conveyed to said Ange-
me K. Hogan by deed of Laa Auhu,
in Liber 248, pages 20 and u.
7s55-Feb. 6-10-1s-17-2O-24-27
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Lecture on Acts tonight, Y NJ C. A.,
7:39, by Rev. j. L. Hopwood.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

to him by Supervisor Johnston and
pointed out that it would be impossible
TO learn the book value of the plant
unless he was allowed TO examine the
ledger and other accounts.
Hockenbeamer was obdurate. The
figures would be prepared for Engineer
Hunt and Stuart could have the use of
them
Stuart explained to the committee
that ii was necessary that he have
access to the books before he could re-
port on the cost of the plant. He said
that he wanted to ascertain what the
company had originally paid for its
retorts. pipe lines, ETC., not what they
are valued at today. Unless these
figures could be obtained by him the
data secured from the officers and en-
ployes OF the company would be of
little avail.
Engineer Hunt also pointed out the
need of himself and associate being
given free access to the company s
books. He did not care to work under
the censorship of the company and take
the figures given by the corporation s
engineering department
The company has presented the su-
pervisors with figures showing that
it cost s2.2s4.oO0 in 1907 to manufac-
ture gas" said Hunt.
that make that total. It is necessary
TO learn what items they have charged
to the cost of manufacture. IT may be
that repairs to pipe lines or other
charges that do not rightfuliy belong
to the cost OF manufacture are in
cluded in the figure. Unless we have
access to the books our work neces-
sarlIy will be incomplete"
The committee decided to address a
letter to Hockenbeamer. calling atten-
ton to the promise made by Britton to
give the city's experts access TO the
company's books. and inclose a copy of
the letter of instruction written to
Stuart. He will also be Informed that
no stumbling blocks viii be permitted
to be thrown in the way of the experts.
and that they must be given every
facility to obtain the information
wanted by the committee If Hocken-
beamer stfIl refuses TO give up the
books the finance committee of the
board. which is empowered by the
charter to compel the production of all
papers and accounts OF public service
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GAS COMPANY HAS
BALKED AT PROBE
centinuea From Paee %, cOIumn i

nittee 70 suggest line OF inquiry to
be followed by the experts. In a letter
OF instruction written to Stuart by
Johnston the experts were directed to
learn the book value of the plant; as
sessed value Of the plant; real actual
value Of the plant IN use and available;
actual annual cost OF the manufacture
Of gas and the cost per 1000 cubic
feet. the annual gross and net revenue
the annual gross and net profit; the
method OF distribution OF the net
profit. and a statement of ell financial
operations Of the company for at least
Eve years hack which had any bearing
on the cost of operation From this
data they were to report any exceptions
or variations from the figures pre-
senteo by the officials OF the company
before the rate inquiry committee.
Stewart reported to Johnston yester-
day that Hockenbeamer had refused to
permit him to examine the company
books. so that he might obtain the in
formation asked for IN the letter of In
Strucffon Johnston at once called to-
rether HIS associates on the commit
tee-Broderick. Murphy and Jennings
and had Stuart tell them Of his treat
rneDf by the company
Stuart said that when he asked Tor
the company's iedgers. as he wished 70
obtain from them the book value OF the
nIant. Hockenbeamer informed him
that q statement was being prepared
by the company's engineers and that II
would be submitted TO Expert Hunt.
From this report made by the COM
pany's employees Stuart could get the
desired information no. he could not
examine the books himself and get
such data as he considered necessary.
-rhe report 10 be furnished to Hunt
world show the value OF the real and
personal property owned by the COM
many. said Hockenbeaner-
stuart directed Hockenbeamer's at
tenfion 70 the letter OF instruction sent
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
REJEor BIDS For LInRARY

NAPA, april 1.-THE library trus-
tees of St Helena today rejected the
bids for the new Carnegie library
building. The bids were: Hoyt Broth
ers of Santa Rosa, 1890; G. P. Skoog
of st. Helena, $500. The trustees con-
sidered the bids too high, not desiring
to spend over $500 The board de-
cided to have an architect representing
Hoyt Brothers furnish new plans and
specifications for a stone and concrete
structure.
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your measure and send It to you strict guar
antee of satisfaction or money refunded and have
put my price 80 lew that anybody, ,nch or poor, can
buy it. Remember. make IL 70 your order-send Il
yoa-you wear itsnd ifft doesn't satisfy ycu, you
The banks any responsible citizen IN Marshall will
tell ron that fs the way do busness-aiways abso-
iutey the square and have sold 10 thousands OF
people this way for the past tve years. Remember.
use no sslves. no harness. no lies. fakes just
give you straight business deal reasonable price,
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corporal tions, will be asked to exert its
authority.
The members of the committee were
surprised to learn of the refusal of
Hockenbeamer to assist the investi-
gators, in view of the promise made by
Britton to the board.
Il suppose the company was bluffing
when the offer was made" said one of
the members, and did not expect to be
called"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
Don't Wear
A Truss

Brooks Appliance Is .
new scientific discovery
with automatic air cush-
ions that draws the broken
parts together and binds
hem 90 ron would 6 bro
ken limb. It absolutely
holds firnily and comfort
ably and never slips;
always light end cool and
conforms to every move
mert OF the body without
cha fnu nv hurffn0 T-ak
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Rooms no LEr-Continued

e6QINELL st, S5S between I7th and 18th
Nlcey furnished sunny rooms. single or
double; Tor gentlemen Only; terms moderate;
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PICTURE FRAMES

BARLOW pictures; frame master. 354-6 18th st.
St Mark hotel block. Picture frames and
framed pictures In endless varieties.
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18TH ST, Ass nicely furnished rooms; houss
keeping single. half block from car line.
central location; reasonable prices.
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CLAIRVOYANTS


MRS. BROWN. clairvoyant card reader, palm
tst: this gifted lady has made this science p
life study; readings truthful accurate and re-
liable. 02I Broadway Oakland
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

81, ooo-Just finished; room, modern cottage. on
lot 64x100; Claiming way. Berkeley; street
work and cement walks done; gas, electricity;
easy terms. Address owner, 7f9 18th St. Oak
land: phone Oakland 604S.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FOR rent or lease. near Mission st. station-1o
room modern house. with finished storerooms
and fine laundry in basement; hot water fur
mace; comfortable and convenient for both
trains. Apply 1915 Benton St. Alameda.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BfRkHfY FRUITyAIf

ASTROLOGY
FUTURE revealed; scientific, reliable; helpful in
b,s and domestic Affairs: Z yrs. established.
n DELLA DARE. 90Six Washington ST.. Oak
ATTORNEYS
ALEX MURDOCH. attorney At law; titles exam
ined aud perfected 1868 Broadway, Oakland.
= s cTARK. attorney at law. s5I jackson ST.
Oakland. consultation free Open evenings.
LANGAN & MENDENHALL. 202-2O3 Bacon
building: phone Oakland 1881.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. l. S TRACY. Chiropractor Introducing the
new science which treats causes. not effects,
by removing pressure from nerves; we remove
ali aiiment= .called diseasesl. Dos l4th St. Oak
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MELRosE REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Choice home. rooms. bath: beautiful
large grounds, young orchard. barn, chicken
house so feet long: everything fine order; also
acre of land capable of subdivision into lots.
Apply owner, A. J. WHITAKER, 1901 Vicks-
burg St. Melrose, Cal
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES TO join class in beauty culture finest
equipped college the coast; grand oppor-
tunity open for skilled hair dressers. Poinset-
land. Phones: Oakland 4497. Home A4624
WOMEN and girls to sell fleet pictures: big
prodt: quick seller. Call after 10 a. n room
Is. Brown bldg. 47s55 10th St. Oakland.
THE Oakland branch Of The Call is at 4ss
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1888. Home A2375.
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procured and If possible the line would
begin operations i'm two months nr
less, giving winter and summer ser.
vice.
The officers elected Thursday were
as follows:
DIR. Leon L. Hale. Chebeague. presi.
dent:
John E. Osborne. orr's Island. treas.
urere:
John b. Kehoe. Portland. clerk:
Directors: DR.. Leon L. Hale. Che
beague; John E. Osborne, Henry Al.
len. Orr's Island: Almon A. Quimby.
Chebeague: William l.. Purington.
south Portland. To these will be
added Lendall VI York and Everett
Z Sinnett of Bailey Island and Thon.
IF. Flaherty of Cliff Island.
Early in the evening there was a
mass meeting at which about 100 were
present and when IL was asked how
many OF these would support the line
all were said to have stood up. II
mas been announced that the sale Of
stock has been excellent and that
shares unsold are readily disposed of
as the company propose TO run safe.
fast and comfortable boats between
every island below Long and as far
as UT :, making the necessary num-
Der OF round trips to Portland daily.
IL also has been said that freight rates
would be cut and passenger fares re-
duced. the line being run to accommo-
date the people of the Lower Bay and
giving best possible service at rates
sufficient only TO pay dividends on the
capital OF the company.
The new company will have to char
ter Its steamers at first with the op-
tion OF buying II they are satisfactory
OF In case proper boats cannot be ob-
tained new steamers specially suited
20 the needs Of the lower bay service
will be built. The Portland terminus
viii probably be Portland Pier where
the boats OF the Harpswell Steamboat
Company formerly landed. but no
lease has been entered into as yet.
stock was quite freely subscribed 10
at the meeting after the company had
been organized and also II Is said that
great many shares were engaged dur.
ing the preliminary canvass Of the
bay which will now be taken up Dy
buyers.
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Weymouth. Mass: Miss Ida Drape-.
Boston; Mrs. A. l.. Porter. Brock
ton. Mass; Mrs. E. II. Talbot and
Miss Ethel Talbot. Dorchester: Mrs.
H s. Peare. New York: Mrs. NJ. c..
Perkins and Mrs. II. C. Needham,
Hudson, Mass: Miss Priscilla Lane.
The gentlemen's first prize, a
leather pocketbook and card case. was
awarded TO Mr.. G.. ID. Bates, with 81
points. while Mrs. II. s. Peare with
32 points. won the ladies' first prize,
a cluny lace dolly. DR.. j. n. Libby
won box of candy as a second prize,
with score of 2S. and for the ladies'
second. Mrs. Frederick Lane and Miss
Elsie Litchfield were tied at %. Mrs.
Lane chose work basket, and Miss
Litchfeld took a sugar bowl and
creamer. A handsome Dresden china
sugar bowl and creamer donated by
X. s. Davis Co. of Portland. was
awarded to Mr.. John S. Crowley of
Beverly. Mass. The candy met with a
ready sale and many thanks are due
Arthur Hamilton and n. l.. Thonip-
son for their gift OF materials for
candy. as well as those who donated
candy. Among those who gave prizes
for the whist were Messrs. Crowley
and Lunt of the Breeze and Mrs. n.
G. Needham. ,
The function was a glorious one,
and fortunate were they who were in
attendance. The sum of $500 was
realized.
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ing for the construction and mainten
ance OF these roads. The TOWNSHIP
should also be asked to lay out a
public right Of way along the ocean
front by the Giants Stairway and the
Pinnacle, thereby securing for all on
the Island the right to enjoy these
natural beauties of the place. The
committee is composed of Messrs
VIM. ID. Smith, c. NJ. Clary. Hudson
Orr. Elisha Leeman, and John r.
Gulliver.
The Committee on Fire Protection
reported that arrangements had been
made for demonstration of the eff.
cheney Of chemical fire extinguishers
on Pebbly Beach on Tuesday even.
ing. IL was recommended that the
householders either purchase small
extinguishers or form groups of three
or four and that each group purchase
a small extinguisher. A volunteer
fire department should then be organ.
lied TO fight any large confiagration
| by collecting the small extinguishers.
When cottages are closed at the
end Of the summer, the extinguishers.
instead OF being emptied. could be as
sembled at points to be designated by
the department where they would not
freeze and would be available for fight
Ing any fire which might occur. The
committee is composed of Messrs. L.
VI. York. John r. Gulliver. G. w.
Clary. T.. s. Leeman. Walter f.. John
son and ID. p. Sinnett.
The Committee on Membership re.
ported that lis members had been Sc
cured during the week. and that much
approval of the work and plans OF
the association had been expressed by
those who have Joined. The commit.
tee Is planning complete canvass OF
the Island with view to giving every
one who wishes to- take part in this
work for the public welfare an oppor.
tunity OF so doing. This committee
Is composed OF Messrs. A. G.. Burn.
ham. f. r. Sinnett. l.. VI. York, Her.
bert +. Johnson. Charles s. Thomas.
G. I. Root. Wm. ID. Smith. J. r.
Gulliyer and G.. II. Mann.
The Committee on Sanitation fe.
ported that arrangements had been
made for the establishment Of a sani-
tary system Of disposal Of refuse dur.
ing the coming season. Special com.
mittees have been appointed to con
sider particular conditions where
swampy land and the Topography OF
the land produce conditions favorable
10 the breeding Of mosquitoes and un-
favorable TO sanitation. The commit.
Zee Is composed OF Messrs. r. Y.
Sinnett. DR.. J. l.. Seward. David w Y.
Doughty. Herbert r. Johnson. A. G..
Burnham. and Xanthus r. Smith.
The Committee on Arbitration. Law
and Order. composed Of Messrs. g.
u. Root. Chas. Thomas. Edward p.
Black. and A. G. Burnham reported
That u had organized for work and
could be called when needed.
Ihe Committee on Library and
School reported that II had begun col
lecting information as a basis of its
action. Announcement was also made
That an entertainment for the benefit
OF the library had been given during
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THE MERRICONEAG HOUSE
SOUTH
HARpswsII
MAINE.
W. W. TIBBETTS.
Manager.

Enlarged and
newly furnished.
Always the most
Popu lar Hot el
in Casco Bay.
Right out in the
ocean. ~ miles
from Portland by
s I e a m err. Is
miles from
Bru n s wick by
road.
Rates on appli-
cation.
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CHARITY WHIST.
MR.. AND MRS. II. c. NEEOHAM
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS TUES
DAY AFTERNOON.
Progressive Whist Party in Aid Of
Park Fund.

Park Fund.
The beautiful summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Needham of Hudson.
Mass, located at the east end Of
Chebeague Island. was the scene of
very pretty progressive whist party
and candy sale Tuesday afternoon in
aid of the Chebeague Park Fund, Of
which Mr.. Needham is the prime
mover. he being president of the asso-
citation. The Needhams have always
been noted for their hospitality and
Willingness to promote any cause that
tends TO benefit the islands welfare.
The guests were hidden to arrive at
p. m. and at that hour all were IN
attendance for a delightful afternoon
enjoyment and social chat. There
were five tables in play. the following
being in attendance: Mrs. Frederick
Lane, Maiden. Mass: Mr. and Mrs.
George r. Taft and daughter. Miss
Helen Taft. Allston. Mass: Mrs. w.
A. White. Roxbury; Mrs. George r.
Faucet. Stamford, Conn: DR.. and
Mrs. j. II. Libby. Miss Elsie Litch-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Bates. East
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IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
MEETS AT BAILEYS.
COMMEMORATE WORK BEING
DONE BY COMMITTEES.
Summer and Permanent Residents Co.
operating to Benefit Islands High
Ways, Fire Protection. etc.

meeting of the Improvement As
sociation was held at the School house
on Bailey Island on Monday evening
10 near reports from several of the
committees on ways and means of ce-
curing the cooperation of all the Is.
iand In promoting the public affairs
Inc Committee on Taxation, Bound
aries and Roads reported that the most
pressing need of the Island i'm tine mat.
ter OF roads was felt i'm the Pasture.
where there were many houses but no
public highways. A Recommendation
was made as to the most suitable To-
cation of the roads. and the associa.
ton was urged to frame a petition
20 the selectmen OF the township ask
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stsG""} -,
PEOPLES STEAMBOAT co. :
ORGANIZED AT HARPSWELl 1
NEW LINE ELECTS OFFICERS.
AND APPLIES FOR CHARTER.
Plans Being Made for Summer and
Winter Service to caseo Bay Is
lands.

In a months time a new steam2s
line may be running in Casco Bay If
the plans Of the recently organized
Peoples Line at Harpswell are per.
fected without delay. The movemer..
mas been on foot for several weeks ami
a great deal of quiet work has bee
done on many islands. The final
meeting was of considerable interess
and was held at Seaside Hall. Orrls
Island last Thursday evening. at which
the officers were elected and organ
lzation papers applied for at Augusta
The capital stock of the company will
be $4,000 with par value of $40. and
1t has been announced that one or two
fast steamers would be immediatelS,
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Peaks Island House
RAlPHe. ROWE. Mngr.
Peaks Island.

Peaks Island,
Casco Bay, Me.
Fa m o u S for
years for its un-
equalled 10 c a.
ito n , lib e raj
management and
fine shore din
ners. F very
t b j n G modern.
Electric lights,
steam heat, pri-
at e in j n e
rooms, etc. Ac-
commodities 500.
Rates, book
lets and floor
plans on appli-
cation. e.
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fIEl0 DAY.
cHE6EAoUE ISLANDS YEARLY
EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE
NEXT WEEK.
Monday and Tuesday Are The Days
Set For Popular Celebration.

The Chebeague Field Day organiza.
tion have had several meetings lately
and at the present time they are plan.
ping TO hold their regular yearly event
Monday and Tuesday. Aug. 24ih
and 25th. Committees have been ap-
pointed TO canvass all the hotels and
boarding houses for subscribers and
the results from this work will
determine the success OF the affair
IL the present plans are carried ont
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