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New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. April 24-AdditonaI declines in wheaA
rrices to-day the July delivery dropping 10 . VI
= I,rs, of 31,c compared with yesterdays Closing
,-,t9tiors Nav sold of to 81 Is, which was 4ise
bow the previous close The fresh slump was due
10 renewed liquidation The market closed weak
m net losses of 1asC TO Z'sc corn oats anu Pr
visions declined with wheat. but closed laTy
steady ..- 49, a.,, =.
+,e rriea of wheat ar Liverpool the market here
oIa-al greatly dernoraIized and with prices rang
~, IN IL Nv from f5sc TO 3t4c below the final
tious of the previous session. July being az
st O7 TO 81 OSIs and May at 81 1912 to 81 ZO5a Ihe
sa,tsr7ber delivery Joined company with the De
cember option below the doIIaT mas Io[ q DLlS-
ariod at the start. when il sold at S9lsc nusneL
1rbe severe slump al Liverpool was said 70 be due
10 greatly increased offerings there OF Arsehtihs
and Indian wheat at considerably IoWer prices t@l
,-~iIe5 YESTERDAY and to continued favorable re-
ror.s regarding the European crop
Tho selling Juror subsided to some extent after
the erst few minutes and much calner feeLns
vas manifested during the re1@ainder OF the Gay
With the exception of the May ana r-V5e--ioer oe-
1fverfes prices held within the opening rshse,
Toward middle Of the day May deciliieu So So,
further to 81 IS while the December optloh Ieleu
TO 81 \ number Of rallies were eNperlehceG NuI
ing the day. but they were uHliip"I l-i'lI 't''.
C-osioDed nv covering BY shorts and by buying oy
owners OF downward indemnities. WITH the eNcep-
80 ~ claims of the appearance of Hesstan Gles
i, one locality in Kansas crop advices were asslln
~ an optimistic character There was scaECsS
eroush cash wheat on sale 70 make a hltrNs' ~
demand was excellent and prices heid urul l-ls
market closed heavy with May at 81 u.s. 'uiS 9"
81 n7ss and September at ST oo'e- N.
The corn market subjected 70 he1Vy uaui-
4,+ion earfv in the day and prices broke snarpIN'
hut later much the loss was reganed on ouS lhS
- -oeb boilsas who bought freely of the May de-
livery The slump at the start was due 70 a ore'tN
of 1a,d at Liverpool and to the further decline IN
wheat DriCes Trade during the last part OF the
dav vas rather slack. The range Tor the gay on
NAV was between 677sc and 6Si4c and the close was
m the TOP Final quotations showed net iosses ior
the dav Of ssc 10 lec 10 @Ic-
weakness of wheat and corn had depressing
effect ON the oats market the opening and later
the market was beaTishiv affected Dy hnproVeu
,rearhcr conditions for seeding There was mid
rally from the low point touched on initial trans
actions but the market displayed no great buoy-
srcv buvers evidently being content 70 allow
rrices 20 stay down. At the close prices were
unchanged TO sc to nc lower, compared with the
previous close
proYisions were inclined TO be weak early IN the
dav ewing 10 jhe weakness Of grain. but demand
bv local packers caused a steaGier feeling late IN
the session AT the close prices were 2iac hignsr
70 21ac lower
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. April -. lSO9
COFFEE-Whie there further Hqulca-
ton by scattering May interest in the coffee market
IN preparation first notice day tomorrow;
offerings and after opening unchanged
points higher. the market closed steady net ul
changed 10 points higher. with the near months rel
lively Sales reported Of 13puo bags: the
entire business being May. and July delivery
The trade looking for large amount OF
delivery Monday estimates placing
them than 10000 bags but It Is sali thbt
tenders will be made before the end Of fhat
month and passing tho first notice day may
complete evening Of the Nav POSITION
to-day encouraged by frTnness in the
French market. where prices were = franc higher.
Hamburg seemed to be unsettled and there was eVl-
dently month liquidation at that point prices
being L PfenniE lower to 4 pfcnnig higher OF the
Brazilian nominal and santos IN
changed Receipts Brazilian points continue moderate
fridays reporting 4 900 bags the two ports
against 1900 bags last Jundahy receipts we're
1SOO bags against 5000 bags last year Just AT the
uncertainty regarding the outcome Of the May
situation be monopolizing local trade attention
general situation remains recently outlined
with nothing to indicate that holders of the world 8
reserve willing to supply trade requirements under
the minimum selling price Of valorizaton coffee The
market frr coffee quiet with quotations on the
basis for Rio 7.
The prices the local market today
wa n
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

!os @ 81 toqs sly & tennis , and d sty bldg in rear eNr'
80 2Oth :. &5ss Of 9th ave, 25x92; 7 sty
police station; s Exchange Bank agt H McC.uSKin MEG s
81 32 - sub two mges aggregatng $6s a97 S sub
s5 West Ed ave 3Ps t6 # of of ssth st. cf8mpon 2TIs
s70I6 %; sub to prior mee Of $1,000 go ,e.se
hold: sty loft and store bldg: p e Hawes aEt ! b
Hawes ct al: W Morse atty: G H Montague Fef' par
82l to sssg 3D. soF esh St 7H59 2. o5 srt TEE F6
ward Becker ct al: Hating. atty: exrs sale 100
and 9dss Of ron works anna n ,siso6 s%a9s 1eE sF
amt due s. go AZ taxes, etc. $3.50 81 sub TO hrst
20 - ana - ll2sh 1876 # Of ,msn q ans 81 as
BfaTne s9Ess'a ref e4s5' a%f dSS Ss s5oo @e5s 5
81 a9d s;3 'S sat l39 aad 800 s6ss5
ref due $351S 10 taxes etc 500;
and sty tenmt and stores Moses Mendelsohn ct al
Gaagher ref; amt due. $l2e42 65 taxes etc s457 80
BY Samuel
sl 6sa 70 s6 6F 62F 5Sfh 5 sass TIE
$io6. i67 IS: saxes ecsS ec, So sci i'or CO.
By william w Penheld
$40 22sth St $ 155 Barnes ave 5Gx1l4 W2ke axe
dick. atty; atty: " " Penfeld ref; partition,
ON FRIDAY
BY Joseph
ST sy 'aSt9 2et s. II Berahe nh asP
st e. 3 4 sb & C. C. taI6 a55ys orge asFpesatns $4,000
81 3l3 l1lth ST. 8, 1884 e u ave 7i-tN
6 sty tenmt and store; W McConthee agt BusGeI BuGe
Building and Construction Co al; warren McGonihee
atty; Albert BlImenste ref; amt due $129'Z "a SUD
2I7 16lst st n 5 geo n Of Sd ave 25x10o11. sty
tenmt and store: Alice BuIowa agt Max Aronson et al
4 40 ~ B9owa 3gIs tc atty Saae M0TF'sey rel
2a23 Davidson ave- n cor Evelyn Place. looz25 sty
enmt; also .., . ou,oo ~
57 3xin6 Two stv tennis and sly dwlg; sherihs sale
Of ali right title etc. which II McLane had on Nov
O. 1905 or since; George Hahn. atty.
ON THE PREMISES AT NOON
BY Samuel Marx.
Fsaal.r,ao Terrace 25NlOo vacant
Theresa FIlrschhere agt Arthur Syerman ftul'dg 20
ct al: E S calm atty Rauber, ref; amt due S5o"'
taxes. $40 II.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
WILL INVEST $175,OO0.
Money To Be Used in Building Up
tO7cn apartment House.

plans have been filed for six story apartment
house to contain forty-eight suites of apartments
and To be built for the FIeischmann Realty Com
panv at the northwest corner OF Audubon avenue
and 177th street, from designs by George + Fel-
ham as architect. at cost of SlI5.OOO
Plans have also been filed for two six story fiat
houses with ground floor stores and twenty-elght
suites OF apartments. TO be erected from plans by
G E Pelham for the Max J. Kramer Company, AT
No 100 to 1O6 Norfolk street at 4 cost of $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for remodeiling the
interior of the five story at Nc. 81 East 5Oth
street and erecting ornamental! bay. The
improvements are to be made from designs by Il
c Budd as architect, cost of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
D. NJ. w. G P. BOND FLoTATIoN.

The Denver Northwestern & Pacific Railway
Company, Of which ID. H. Moffat is president is
derstood 10 have arranged for the fotation of a
block of bonds, which, it is expected, will be Of
fered for sale for public subscription through Hall
garten & Co. The company has called for redemp
tion on May 1O1 and interest the one-year
collateral trust notes due February 1910 OF the
Coorado-Utah Construction Company. Plans have
been perfected for financing the construction OF
the road from Steamboat Springs TO Salt Lake City.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
INCREASE IN NUMBER Oh IDLE CARS.

slight increase in the number of idle cars in
this country and Canada shown In the fort
nightly bulletin of the American Railway As"o-
citation issued yesterday for the two weeks ended
Anril a The total on that date 296 663 an in
crease Of s3 cars since the preceding report There
has been an improvement fiji all classes of cars
cent box cars but the increase In these more than
orset the decreases the other kinds. The figures
were as follows: Box cars Increased 69H. coal and
eondoIa cars decreased 5.564. fiat decreased
! 32o The total number Of idle box April
u was the largest reported since February 10 last.
while the surplus Of idle fiat the smallest
since December o. 1905 and the surplus of idle coal
cars the smallest since February last
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
GETS A LARGE SITE IN THE BRONX
On the Plot Will Be Built Structure Suitable
for the Furniture Trade.

Plza & Johns and Z. Nelson Ehrhart have sold
for John and Matthias Haffen to George w Fennell.
OF George Fennel & Co. No. 296 Third avenue.
ard for Mark Z. Monash the property adjoining on
the south known as 40. 2904 Third avenue. Mt.
Feunel controls frontage OF 90 feet on Third
avenue adjoining the corner Of Westchester ave
nue. a busy shopping section Of The Bronx.
It IS said that the buildings the site Will he
"a zed and replaced with structure suitable for the
furniture trade upon the expiration Of the present
leases on the premises
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 24-Closing: WEEAT-9p0t No rs1
western winter steAdy- ia, futures weak: May
= $50. JuIv T2sE. September. = Ia. CORN-Spot
new American mixed tvia Galveston str1ns. rs ga
futures weak. AIay. nominal. July. IS +-+t PEAS
Canadian firm. - Oh FLDTR-Wlu-er patents sJr9ns
SOS EF-EF-E,xtra India mess quiet, u2s Cd FN't.h-
p-r1a mess steady. >tls. EDtS-Ar LQI41h
ira-i6c Coast steady E20E3 HA9fS-Sho-r cut. IA =
Il; n, str5ns- SIS 6d RACDN-Cuunlerlau cut. q
- 30 n strong s5 rib 16 u = Ib strons is Ga
T-rg- clear r7i9I1es light 81 ID, str1us. ol
long -ctr mj5les heavy p 90 40 SrronE 9+s o. snoF
rIaqr hacks n strong I-s. clear hel-sS. -
- M N strarg -5s 81 SHOULDE-FtS-S II T.
IS n strong. AS 6f LARD-Friue western IN
American refined In pals lrIl ,lfs l,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finest white trrH IS o Na---
80 'f,-sI 5rr, GSs TALII}V-Prinle flty seasi5
aSS- ATst-t7n In London 3os Sd LNSHt4' IL
PFyTFtDE-T Stet,iy. t--.~l-
.7lr1o1 srea5v s. 4l=d TURPENTINE s1eady'
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
BUYS HOUSE IN 51sT STREET

Post & Reese have sold No. East 5ist street.
five story American basement dwelling house,
plot 80 6xleO5 feet for Mrs. Katherine e. Weiden-
field. II adjoins the Union Club.
The buyer will occupy the house
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

2 september 1890 VA IVf5s IVt7% IV'7s lVJ7s
May ........... IA 77's III. rs %,
September - 74% i5z4
CHICAGO PRICES.
MAY t..,sI 5g's ss sI5s s44552s fs3s fss
ssItenber ssi} g. S5is SSa aaa iS5is OK
u: f:s:....: y: ... g. G: ::: e.: s 6. e. G.:
3a:..zs:: q: 4: .:: II II i II II II II II III II III III
3a5z r.. fS g fS sas g 1872 1872 Is. @ s
}4iS H5S :::: g s9s ss2 sse s29ss ss9S s9S
3ai$ H5y ::iEs9 iss5 ES fsg fEsg Bs fsSs f5Ss @
ca s Is Ie York prc for pig 59n & SSr' and
unchanged No sales were reported. and regulars were
May. $I5q$I5 45 June. s15g$15 IS; July $I59Sl5 75:
SGgGsI $io4SlS To- Septem6er Sl2gSl6 October Sl0S
MOLASSEs AND sYRUPS.The market for
taiions follow: h0IAssIs New Orleans ce6rifGsal
S6c New GTIdaSs open Kettle 2s42 s9Gps cammoS
d2gi7c fair lSg20c: good, 9g22c prime. 21g2Jc fancy
a6S fer 5saeeq S2o9sss oil OF P2q
% dg b h3Teyer vas seSay 3 and th3u! faangs sales
seed oil vas UNCHANGED Refined petr9lsGm continued N
white in 6arres at New YORK We au5te; PETROIFJ-S1
Standard white bbs New York. 5Joc; DO bulk. &C. 90
York SOC; do Philadelphia 10 Soc water white bbIs
bulk. 45c; water white, cases, New YORK. 4Oc; do
Philadelphia. 1235c- CoTTONSEED OIL--Erme crude,
5Gog56lc DO July 79a5slc; do September 599c;
SEED 0fT%Ainatrira9 t seed cy raw 5ga57S. o1t-of-
town raw. 55a56c Calcutta. raw. 75c LARD OIL-sOg
PROyIsIONS-There was easier market around
b f9g opening VIII & g5ain 5 d 6gt 45fT @ "a % hes fH
developed The close was about steady Chicag2 - Te-
Total Western receipts were 34oc Chicago expects
Quoted: Mess SIS 5OQsl0 family sloqs2o short clear
$40 5oaS21 so. BEEF- Steady. Quoted Mess. $40 5o9
Sill family Sl4 504Sl5 packet SI3 5Oq$l4; extra inaLa
s26. DRESSED HOGs-Quiet Quoted: Baco9s, 9-se;
MRATsSficksd beies aTm Quoted: Smoking 1o
ife5S lS 10 Quoted @ u at II d fnd + n @g2 ] 9%s c
WsssT Goup5ry 1% @ IL &c c ar5 e oteS at 0c
Refined lard steady Quoted: South America, llt9c'
quoted at 794asisc. sTEARINE-Quet. Quoted; oleo
127s 913c; city lard stearne. 12c-
market hrm Quotations follow; Screening $gSf.c;
&c: prime 5ss 5sc choice 6G6sc? head, japan. a3s
&C. Pa:na ana Siam, 5a6iae; Java, 5lsci Rans00n.
srGARThs market for refined sgE25 Nv was Is. Ts 1s.s but
r h rom infae and Uer cent for cash No further
counts vha-evera crystal domnos 740c Eagle tablets
85c: loaf. 5s5c; crushed, 575c; mould A. SOC
ers gTan1iasd 580c; XxxX powdered 52oe; pow
Gas!s coSrss and extra dHs granulat5. 5o5e: Eagle
n cartons OF hne granuatsd -'c - 15sS 90 - -
do 52Oc: % and so 70 bags do, 519e: Eagle ine or
~ 10 40. o.. no 10 a5e; 30 IL SOC No II 425c:
Nos u and u 42oe Nos y and 10 - % T59gs' Ta s n
April ana May which quoted at los 81 and august
vas also frmer with duty paid p-ces quoted follows:
Centrifugal % test 95c Tgqscova4q do. - & test y t2e s
tabrshei 10y sale Of 23Oo bags Porto Rico gent5itusa. &
Close 25c vas bid FOR centrifugal cost and treit
equal 39sc duty paid. and q moderate quantity was
At Ill
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25


Name Bid Asked yield
American ? Nch 10 1911 9ssz
90 G. Mch IS, 1872 2--------------- 9T4 97ss ! -
An TsI > = c. 1910 lol IS 1ul@s 10
Atlsn C0as; Line r Z = C.. Hch l9l0.lUl IO1t4 80
caes 4 Ohio Ry July, 1910 Is 1O2st 200
Chic d Air z r c. Jaly 1898. 1001S 1908 eco
G { { q - /, r r 2 d G June 1911 IOl \ lOlA
De & 4 sqUipts-, ~ July 1872 lo2N 1872 40
lnte-to-sugh r T Mch. 1910 -lOOt2 lpb's 4 -
DO C. MAY. 1911 O3tz 1Oi $50
Kan Ctty ~ & L c. Sept. 1912 81 S59s go
Kan CIV $ Ry 2 apr. 1872. ..-.-1 119is 1902 so
lska Il p F-eh 1a1o
LOUIS Nash 2 r ? G Nch. 1910 l0l = iVl z %
kch Cent z 5 G. FEB, 19Io..---lOl5s . lol4E 800
Man d II I r 2 , c, Feb. lHll.--- @5rs 100. 5.uy
y ! Cent & Il r r Z ; C. Feb. 1alolOlts loles 5uo
% equipment , , c. Nov iS1s-lS. 49, 10 3o OASIS
- 3 r 4 1,sga-l2 .1OOlz IU2iz
NoT.,t 2 N n n n - Ha[ $40 IGI5. i01ss $40
Feulsylvznia r c. Mch -. 1910 lyl'4 lvl-z 30
PUB SER Corp , Nov. 1853 =. 100 lvDTs Sd
Il & 2 z r AZ ? c. June 1909 100 1ys-z 10
8 L Fran r z . G. Jan 1911 :9ts 9s7s 30
So = - 80 Ia10 tpz as7s
- .so6 1904 30
-lasWa,er 6 ? C. June. 1Sl3------ lu2t- lN5.s oo9
Nhouse Fec Mfg p C. Aug, 1910. 1pJ's lol-b 4'o
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

Az A@5 $tf f$s f$: $ So:
s::::. n: #:
$s::: :$3 @ IS: 6: e: #$:##$: :::
Sales Sales. all kinds S$SSS 5@S5S :9S > 9SS s5o@S
{ %go.5s s,s4 4taa; 5$$ S5 55$$$ go
stock ali kinds 5000 l&5Io 9as 600 80 5 600 600
ASat AaSa5 al f.nas mS i1 @ 5sSS S SoSS % 5scSS
os1 oo9 as ssenS @ e ses 5dn ys22 aaG sP e!G @
n American, az a g9e opened steady at az points
de99s & g9sfd ] ggis let a 5g 5e@S ent r & on ABf 9
MAY ana MayJune. 5i3d; Jqne-Jn!y ';t6l5d Juiy,Au-
ber 532d October November 530l2d November Iecem-
ber !" "-'i; ] IIarcb IA. March Aprii 2si4d
02F 10 SD MEATTe nour market continued
quence we're reported Rye aenr was was unShanged but
are prices quoted the New York Produce t;Nehange;
ass 10: winter patents SGaS6 4o spring clears s. 500
e. 9sI G 5o Kansas straghts s. S0aS5 90 RYE FLOUR
quoted; F@iT t2 good s. 5Ig$4 o,s S choice @ to
dried s. so BAG MEAsteady quo 999ttgd5 L Fine % White
ana ey quiet Quoted Wester2 & s95ing s S2 5 G
m Goa ty bran $2e 70 bulk SIS sacks nddlne SD
1880: dog S3l 60 all April shipment homny chop
S2I bulk S2s 20 sacks. oimeal S33.
whfat r n m%Fke 5 pTse 'SPy fe5ced
5Gse s before m the the close the decline high
Of the which Vas touched ON % APT 7 brea ea
speculative accounts have been eliminated including
iiauaation cash supplies While lower in fun
keeping with futures. are offered very tfeei{ oy 90
find milIers and exporters in retreat-the latter de-
lnoraIizrd by great weakness shown by the Euro
easy and closed weak at a net decline OF $1,000. d.
Private cables characterized the EngIlsh mafee as
the English should have reported an advance OF
the New york started lower this 'oss being
ume OF business large and some OF the room
on the idea the decline had been too rapid The
general run OF the crop and weather GonI}ohs @ bs @
however. against this course. Qllclal weather
eastward through Ohio VALLEY and the Atlantic
so1th Atlantic states The forecasts showers
on the South Atlantic coast and fair weather else
probable showers IA IhS d p e. 40 asked in elevator
and No = hard winter 81 2G4. o qh3at Ma May wheat
both asked CORN-With corn cables so poor and
corn and the market was offerings rather
than business, closing at the worst net decline OF
ReTel6sS nrmIent Is nretcted while the policy Of
is 20 proerastinate for possible advantage
which would surely materaiize should the receipts ex
Pama nk a No corn closed at Soc in elevator 7sc
4s% 4s adoat Al ocloc. Nav corn quoted
i7N bid and July at 75l7c asked on the curb OATS
the oats and the lower prices for futures
were steady ana unchanged closing as follows: Mixed
~ 10. - = a IS re; natural WHIT 20 10 ~ ID
RYE Market arri: No western 9Ge + + Q b New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
MAY Wheat ....:} 2?se 81 Hga EGs 81 fl4s A
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES

Ma Urilg 1892
Punished by SWartwout & AppenzelIaT, No. 40 Pine
street,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

Wheat: 0psn High 8, Lev s9S 6 Closs sss :, day
July ..--...-.. l5a 1l5h ll4A 1l0H l7h
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28

TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES.

Scaled tenders will be received at
the office of the Auditor of the Terri
tory Of Hawaii. until II clock noon,
Saturday. July 10, 1909, for current
supplies for the several departments
and bureaus of the Territory, for the
term ending December 81, 1909; in ac-
cordance with schedules to be seen at
the Office of the Auditor III the Exec
utive Building, Honolulu.
All tenders to be subject to the fol-
loving conditions:
I.-All articles to be delivered at
such times, in such quantities, and in
such manner as the several depart
ments or bureaus of the Territory may
designate or require.
Unsuccessful bidders will be re-
uuired to furnish sufficient bond for
faithful performance, before being
awarded the contract.
III.-Nothing in this call for tenders
shall be construed to conflict with
Section l Act 60 S. L. 1909, nor to
abridge the rights of the several de-
partments OF bureaus of the Territory
Hereunder.
IV.-All tenders must be addressed
to the Auditor of the Territory of Ha,
uaii and endorsed offenders for SuY,
plies"
v.-The Auditor of the Territory of
Hawaii reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
J. II. FISHER,
Auditor, Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, June 26, 1909. 3S9
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SALVATION WAITS
ROMP At SEASIDE

About a dozen little folk romped on
the wide green lawns of the Seaside
Hotel Friday and Saturday afternoons,
padded about in the surf and played
on the sandy beach, and late in the
afternoon partook of dainty sand
witches and cookies and cocoa, under
one of the shady hau trees, all as the
guests of Mrs. Walter Hoffman,. The
little guests We're all inmates of the
Salvation Army home.
The children, boys and girls, arrived
shortly after the noon hour. After
playing they were given an opportunity
to get into the sea water, and how
they did enjoy it. 1t took a corps OF
adults to look after the youngsters, not
one of whom was afraid to get wet.
They screamed and voiced their pleas
ure in many ways.
The little ones are now housed in the
new home of the Salvation Army IN
Manoa valley, which is located be-
yond the Castle Home. Most of them
are waits in the world, few having
other attachments than the warm heart
ed self sacrificing women who conduct
the institution. Some were abandoned
by fathers, others by their mothers.
Many are orphans, but most of them
are pretty children. They are not garb-
ed alike. in uniforms, but each little
child wore pretty frock. 1t was diff
ficult to believe that those happy little
ones were the fotsam and jetsam of
the Honolulu slums, children of mothers
and fathers who had lost all sense of
parental duty and abandoned them to
capriciOus world. But all such chill
dren are certain of a haven in the
Salvation Army, whose watchword IS
"Need' and with whom race, color or
creed makes absolutely no difference.
If the Salvation Army has room, or
Just a cot, waif is sure of home.
The Salvation Army women rear the
children as if they were one big hap
py family.
Such work as this in this community
is worthy of deep interest among the
philanthropic residents. A dollar Civ
en- to this institution, or in fact any
department of the Salvation Army, is
almost certain to give nearly one hun
bred cents worth of help to some one.
Little money is wasted in administra-
ton. The new home in Manoa valley
is quite large and is fine addition to
the valley from an architectural stand
point. 1t is located where the freshest
of air blows down from the mountain
peaks and where the children can en-,
10Y out-of door life. The Salvation
Army people have worked hard and un-
ceasingly on their home project and are
giving to Honolulu what would other
wise have TO be supplied through gov,
eminent appropriations. Money is need
ed now for food, clothing and inciden
tails. Every little will help.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28

NuuanI Reservoir No. 4, Nuuanu Val
ley Honolulu, in accordance with speci-
fcations on file in the Department of
Public Works.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLM
ERS.
Oahu Railway g. Land Company.


A Special Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Oahu Railway & Land Com
pany has been called by the President
to be held at the office of the Company,
404 Stangenwald Building, in Honolulu,
on Tuesday, June %, A. D. 1909, at ,
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of con-
sidering--
/. The ratification of the action of
the Board of Directors in calling in the
outstanding bond issue, and in con-
tracing for the issue and underwriting
of new bond issue for refunding the
old;
,. To authorize, or to ratify the au-
thorization of, the proposed issue of
FIVE per cent. $50 bonds for the pur-
pose of refunding the present issue. and
toiauthorize the execution of the neces-
saSv instruments for securing the new
issNe.
A. w. VAN VALKFNBURG
SECRETARY. Oahu Railway & Land Co.
Dated: Honolulu. June 25, 1909.
s3s7-June 90, 81. %, 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND
COMPANY.
Notice of Redemption of Bonds.

Notice of Redemption of Bonds.
In accordance with the option re-
served in the present outstanding
Bonds of Oahu Railway and Land Com
pany and the Trust Deed securing the
same, whereby the Company may re-
deem said bonds at any time after
Three Years from their date, which OPP
ton by resolution of the Directors
d@ted June II, 1898, extended to JAN
uary l, 1909, Notice is Hereby Given
that the entire issue of Bonds now out
standing, amounting to Two Million
Dollars ($2,O00,0 100000 will be redeem
ed and paid at the office of the Com
pany on July l, 1879, and that said
Bonds will cease to bear interest on
that da.e.
OAHU RAILWAY AND
LAND COMPANY.
WALTER F. DILLINGHAM;,
Treasurer.