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New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, September 8, 1913
OEFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day,
sales for the day being only 1900 The
ket opened unchanged prices OF
points and closed steady that but February
was the only month to show gain and. in slch
marrow market. fluctuations Of this hardly he
Considered of Significance Business here prob
ABLY restricted the continued absence
OF Official advices from Braz owing the holidays,
while changes in the European markets slight
10 create fresh prejudice Hsvre = higher
september but !. other months while
vees continue light yesterdays being only o6l bags
AGAINST 1I,l46 last but the stocks this point
are not yet accumulstins TO any extent In fact there
be accumulation Of coffee
point since July l. and the
been from the interior Of Brazil.
taken The market coffee
quiet. quotations basis Of T5.c for Rio No :
The range of contract prices IN the local to
day follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept e.--Cosing; WHEAT-Spot duh. No .
red Western winter o,Pd, futures steady september.
spot quiet new American mixed (ya Galveston) 8s sfd
futures steady October 5s Sssd: December eI.d.
PEAS-Canadian firm IS IL l2d. FLOCR-Winter nat
dull 83s Cd HOPS in London Pacific COAST s I5s
Prime mess Western strong, lois 81 HAMs-short cut.
IL 20 10 m. strong bos. BACON-C Cumberland
30 10 strong sos 3D. short rib 16 TO - NJ strong 7os
long clear middes light - to "a NJ strong lis,
clear middles heavy. 30 40 m strong Cos Nhort
clear backs 10 20 10. strong. Sd. bellies Ia
to l6 N. strong. IOs. SHOULDERS TO
rb strong. SOS ID. LARD-Prme Western. in tierces.
Arm 6ls Sd: American refined in pals. firm. 62s
CHEESE anadian finest white steady, SIS Canadian
finest coored steady. 5ss TALIOW-Prtme city steady,
2ss 3D. TURPENTlNE-Spirts steady. 40s Cd. ROSIN-
Common firm. SIS Nd. PETROLEUM Refined steady.
7&d. LINSEED OII.-Steady. 25s 9d.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10

A DvERTIsEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune received at their Uptown Once, No
Broadway, between Seth st. 37th st. until
clock p Advertisements received at the following
branch Offices regular once until O'Clock
viz. S. e. sd St: l5s 6th
18th St; PSI West s2d ST.. between
2Ss West 125th 1885 I'D 1873
Sd ave. near slst ST.; ave. near IT.: ls7
East fcSth St: 75s fremont 60 - aAd s1y
American District Tslsgrspa once.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
CHICAGO PRICES.


METALs-TIN easy in the local market to. today day
g 2 as.d as @ s. the cee at
30 90 b. at 655 a4e anG Ga oWeT but
oa @ @ % 10: Th s p5 qd n fiS iSs K 90 r ane
weak vim a@d $ &c e95eE at
i2So@ o Zoe Zoe and io9 DecembeF at sales
we're reported Of tons December at soc The The
quoted f5s Sd and futures $50 los Local
at afsSrs SqStea so and its oas1hs at 2
1s s th e spot East St dus at Se oRGon
aa SaGs With fghs+ .pot Quoted at led al New YORK
a. e5s @ East St hos TN. ne ] hona9n iTon market
advanced to sis I'D for Cleveland warrants The
aSo.d 0Ts mafki ar gas hg Sh % business MG %as reported
the market for pig iron on the Sem
hg6er S%Se and cosed as foiiows cash Sep
Vember S1S 80 81 IS and peceuber 75@s17 90
AND 94 wsS ssS nnosnesd nT%s esf
with fairly good jobbng demand for IT, isn
far good % 2eG prime 2S@ o Soo HsT or
far i6q zoe good, 19a22c; prime 2l@ -'e' iA''e'
hrm ali day in sympathy with bush hog sitqs
az be sT Vest 4s Geo hog including Chi
esso 1000 Kansas CITY and 1ooH at u so9 y fam
y SO $50 SO short clear. sai s33 80 BEEF-Msag5
s M 5o s5e'a pscks s3si9 SF 90 extra
SEE BFEgsEp BEES aoas Gss' .ssS
hfe9n' 9 p,5! sG $50 tGr p rs 9S0
Quoted smoking. 1873 i$S; 10 h. ~ lSG Soted al at
- i2lsc TALLow.Markct steady. quoted City
quoted Middle western l26o a i Ioc., Clty y,1 ,SIt
firm quoted 12I.c Refined lard stead puG,y~ eTs
IL soc Compound hrm quoted at IA g. re SIE1&ns
me Market quiet. Quoted; oleo l.%ci CITY ia'u
stearine, 1Sc- a.
RICE-The market for rce-was steady here and firm
at primary points and active eveFyw here quotations
follow: Screenings 2ss QJ. ordinary. nominal fair
II. T4@.c: good ordinary. ~ 50 prime SO 16% e.
Sc: Rangoon 4 4 n SC; Slams, +7s a : &c.
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar ruled firm.
with good Withdrawals hut light business. Prices
yell held the basis of 505c net less per cen
per 10 from invoice and cent for cash; no
further discounts whatsoever; crystal dOTninos IN
cases Glib cartons. s SOC. do In of - BIB
cartons - a5c: crushed. = Soc: Eagle
powdered and Eagle confectoners Eranulstnd, a-4oc
k%NN powdered 5.2oc pow dered and coarse powdered
25c. fruit powdered and Eagle END extra hns
granulatsd s6c. Eagle 2ib cartons Of hre granulsed
SOC lib bass do. b.+5c 81, ID bags do. J4oci BIB
bags do. 3 85c; 1ob bags do. hsnc; - and 80 IL
ba KS 2Oc Eagle fine standard Eranuiaied and
80 .. Sc, Ncs tnd :, TIC, No .. 4Ioc. No g.
Csc: No = 6Nc- No :. 4.SHc. No o. %5Gr; No IL.
4 45c. No ! 40c No J.. 43bc No -. o0c. Nos
IA and i5 SOC: No l6 : S0e. Withdrawn. The local
ported the worlds visible supply of sugar li00oGo
The prices for beet sugar raised = y I'D,
with September quoted - iis a4.d and october At
los d.. white MAY quoted ~ lis s4t The local
market for raw sugar closed W.jh centrifuEsl,
a 2nc. rruscovado. 20 test. Ioo. and
fnoAssss Sn a.s5c. Tais hssis wss
established ~ combination of runorr3 'rs :esteTda
from store. basic nS tho amrIrt being 1h0
bags A. m" close - thr market today ~ was
runaored that the cargo ~ Juva sugar a. Delaware
Breskwster had been sold - 1is 80 witch would
old crop sugars g. that that price would ee a
rket criterion
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10

A DvERrIS EMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
The Tribune received at their Uptown once. Ma.
1894 Broadway. ssth st and-s7th ST. uasn .
o'clock Advertisements received foliowips
via: 2s4 sth ave-. cor ed ST.. i5s 6th ave- cor
ieth ST; io4 i4th ST.. c57 West 4sd ST. betwseu
7sh and sth asa West ic5th ave-: 1Rs
Sd sist 17os near sasA n: N
East l2sth ct: 7ss fremont $50 ID svs. - -
American Dstrict Telegraph omnA
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10

State of New York. County OF New York.
I. T.. p NEWELL Cashier OF the above named bank,
soemnly that above statement is
best OF my knowledge and belief
T. Z. NEWELL Cashier
Subscribed and before this 9th day Sep
tember, 1909 5. y SWART Notary Public,
Westchester County
Certificate filed York County Clerks and Reg
isters office
Correct-Attest:
FREDERIC T. HUME
FRANCIS r. GRIFFIN. Directors.
VINCENT LOESER,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10

state OF New York. County of Nex York sS
l. ALBION X. CHAPMAN. Cashier ~ t1,e ahor,.
en tehk 40 solemnly swear that statement
Is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief
A X CHAPMAN
September. 1909 S 7'sh'n oay or
Correct-Attsst: " 49, -''N1lS Fuohc-
FRANCIS NJ. BACON Jr1
EDWIN s. SCHENCFI
RoBT. b HIRSCH.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
DIRECTING MOTHER
MADE TO SEE LIGHT

An irate mamma, on Monday night,
tore her daughter, age sixteen years,
from the bridal board at which she
sat, and left In consequence a large
gap in the heart of young Hawaiian
who had just had the fortune TO be-.
come her husband. The eelebratiye lu'
an was being given by the parents Of
the groom who were well pleased at
the match aud had not the mother Of
the bride inieTfeTed Il would have
proceeded with all possible smoothaess.
Through the Efforts Of lapiain BAKER
n the police foT0e, The quarrel has
beea patched ~ and the 0pslfepeT0as
mother has been made 10 sec that had
lhn marriage not taken plaeai the sad
of tbs paiNsEse had epme for 80 tue
and tender hearts. hha aill noN ADD
another laap aA hef osp aeeoAni
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
AN ELKS LODGE
JUST FOR WOMEN

No men need apply. Only women
can belong to this lodge. At least,
that is the case until the constitution
is changed, and there are no prospects
of such rash action in the near future.
This lodge is the Ladies' Benevolent
and Protective Order, an auxiliary to
the Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks of Salina, Kansas. This is the
only order of its kind in thee United
States and Salina has the distinction
of being its birthplace. 1t is charter
ed under the laws of Kansas and, like
the Elks lodge, it is founded to pro-
mote charity. 1t is doing good in that
city and from the interest taken in 1t
by the women of other towns in the
State where there are Elks lodges
there is. every indication that other
lodges will be organized soon, not only
in Kansas, but in other States us well.
Only the women relatives of men who
are Elss can belong to the l.. b. +. q.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
cFrom Wednesdays Advertiser,

l.. L. McCandless and Richard II.
Trent sailed from San Francisco yester.
day for home on the Mongolia. Harold
Dillingham;, director of the floral pa
rade of 1910, is aboard the same
steamer.
The old-fashioned sword which was
found in the hills back of Punchbowl
by son of Photographer Williams, has
been identified by Captain Ross of Wal.
kiki, as one which he lost about thirty
years ago.
Arrangements had been made at San
Francisco to lay up the transport
Thomas but it has been decided to send
her out on another trip to Manila before
laying her up. The Crook is in first.
class shape to make trip and the
Buford is also in sea-going condition.
The drain tunnel at the Nuuanu dam
is being filed with cement core, rapid
work being reported to Superintendent
of Public Works Campbell. Should a
heavy fall of rain come this week the
core is sufficient to withstand any force
of water. By the first of January the
dam will be in readiness to back up
all water from the basin.
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Concord to Bring auano.

The Concord was expected to be
ready for sea yesterday, but there was
delay in getting stores aboard, aud so
she wall not start till early this morn
ing, She is stocked for a long voyage
aud those on board will not lack com.
forts IN the eating line. she will
carry certain amount Of ice, but this
vii probably not last for more than
a few days,
Ajax sehlemmer Nho Is going on
the lonepri, has IN view the Analysing
Of gnano aud picking cut the parts OF
The island WAeIn The best Is 10 he
found The Concord Viii bring hack q
eeHain amount IT this valuable fer
tillxfr
u ihere is aay olheF object 10 slsW,
then ltpN ls keeping u 30 himself lle
stated YESTERDAY afternoon that Do
pnlY Nlshed llRi lie asn going aa
lie TIP hnf lfai hs f0a / pal an0Fd
lhe inns iasi a pfegenl, Is tapialn
AiAlff y aplaa anAN hHa NJ all laKa
n lemain - leah afiel ~ Interests
" ne AlllSf heleesa fampsaf. fapl.
tseA NaishaIil al b y fAafHs. 80
lhfie all " u aaal9eu. . msll kaak
sea fasl lfAaA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
MEXICO TAKES
UNEXPECTED STAND
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One.)
graphic description of the pitiable
condition of the people in that section,
Secretary of State Knox yesterday or
dered $4,000 of Red Gross funds tele.
graphed to the consul for the care of
the sick and wounded persons. The
U. S. S. Prairie and the U. S. s. Des
Moines have been ordered to land sup
plies for the succor of the suffering.
Mexican Government Silent.
CITY OF MEXICO, December "a
Mexican government officials yester-
day refused to discuss the report that
former President Zelaya of Nicaragua
will seek asylum on board the gunboat
Guerrero. All requests for information
regarding the stand. taken by the Next
cans were firmly turned down.
Trouble in Sight.
AUSTIN, Texas, December 24.-Com-
plieations may result from the fact that
Captain Fowler commanded the firing
line of the insurgent army under Gen
eral ESTRADA in the decisive battle
against the Zelayans, for Fowler is an
officer of the armed forces of the Uni.
ted States.
Captain Fowler is member of the
staff of governor of Texas and when
he departed to join the insurgent army
he failed to go through the formality
of securing permission to leave the
country. As the law includes the Ma.
tional Guard in the armed forces of the
United States, trouble may result
An investigation has already been
started by the authorities and Captain
Fowler may be called to account.
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Captain cluney Welcomed.

The Ancient Mariners Club was in
session yesterday to welcome Captain
Cluney back again. The captain is
looking a trifie the worse for wear
since his operation in the hospital, but
he is as hearty as ever and states that
there is many long voyage left in
him yet.
During the afternoon the club was
discussing many things, Captain Da.
Wis was regretting that the days OF
greeting sailors, as they came aboard
with Delaying pin We're past, "Never
had such crews since, as we did In the
good old days. he said,
Then Captain Campbell came In and
asked where the 'leiades and llyndes
would be In couple Of months. No
body seemed 90 know, and 30 somebody
asked him why, "well, - be said, ~
500 from magazine article that tbs
tail of HALEY Is sonnet will be between
lleiaios and Hyadfs, aud as some fel
laW in Kansas fANs that the eomeg =
tai Nill blister everything up, ! Mnnt
"a 90 GET Hf faf away from them az
possible IN Tho back Of the store chs
haakAeepef Nanned the store DO,
dFnpnnd lea inel aheaFe that b. Nnl
moving and lhr tug iHirepid nut IA
lhf hafhaG gave lNa fialeni blasts 81
hef Nbisile he only sennds 30 bftai
ihe Thick, sad silence thai fell,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
The DIVORCE COURT.

Mrs. Annie Kearns has filed suit in
the circuit court for divorce from Ralph
Archibald Kearns, alleging desertion as
her grounds for action. The libel
states that they were married accord.
ing to the laws of New South Wales
in 1899. There is one child by the
marriage, Ernest Ralph, boy nine
years old. Mrs, Kearns asks for the
custody of the boy aud for s25 a
month alimony. She claims that her
husband, who is stenographer earns
not LEES than $3.50 month
Judge DE Bolt yesterday granted a
divorce 90 Carrie Masters from Ed
ward Masters on the ground of non,
support, The Judge ordered the libele,
10 pay the libelani s2a month ali
mony and alfo 10 pay her counsel d
Zoe of Sin The mother was awarded
the ensiody Of the minor children,
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tFrom Thursdays Advertiser,

Hon. G. H. Dickey and Judge Lyle A.
| Dickey are now in Palestine and expect
| to witness Christmas observances in and
| about Jerusalem.
| The superintendent of public works
has also taken up the matter of road
to the United States naval reservation
at Pearl Harbor and surveyors will be
in the field this week.
The superintendent of public works
has signed contracts for the 2O,500 feet
| of wood stave pipe for the Kula pipe
| line. Next week he will advertise for
bids for laying the steel pipe.
+. w. Everton on behalf Of the Sea-
mems Institute desires to thank those
| who have so kindly responded with
gifts of magazines and periodicals for
Christmas packages for the sailors
which will be much appreciated.
If the merchants association finds
that it has any legal ground upon
which the make a showing, it will
begin a fight on the trading stamp
scheme of advertising. This scheme
has been blacklisted in many cities
throughout the country.
Albert Waterhouse arrived in New
York on Tuesday, according to ca
blegram received by Fred Waterhouse
Albert went to New York via Java,
where he looked over the Waterhouse
rubber plantations, and the Suez
Canal. He was met in New York by
Mrs. Warehouse, who went via San
Francisco.
The sewer collections from June 80
to yesterday totaled $26,l02 and the
water rates collected amounted to $685..
700. Superintendent Campbell states
that there is only one water rate de.
linquent on the books now and he ex-
pected to get him before the end of the
year. The collections this year have
been considerably in excess of those of
any previous year.
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in width, extending from the easterly
boundary, containing approximately 20
of an acre, the center line of which is
described as follows:
Beginning at point on the southerly
boundary of l.. G. A. 6l5S to Pao, from
which a cement-filled 3.inch galvanized
iron pipe bears South 500 19' East, true,
distant 52s feet; thence North s2' 49,
West, true, l76 feet TO the northerly
boundary of l.. @. A. 5s7S TO Kukiiahu.
THIRD: Part of Grant III to Kua-
ana, Kauapolei, Eva District, Island of
0ahn, being strip of land fifty feet in
width, extending from the easterly
boundary of said Grant to the north
westerly boundary, containing approx
mately so of an acre, the center line of
which is described as follows;
Beginning at a point on the easterly
boundary of said Grant III to Kuaana,
KauapOlei, from which cement filled
3-inch galvanized iron pipe bears South
500 19' East, true, distant $50 feet;
thence North s2os l9' West, true, 476
feet to the northwesterly boundary of
said Grant III to Kuaana, Kauapolei.
Oahu Railway and Land Company es-
Inmates the value of each parcel of said
property as follows and hereby offers to
purchase said parcels for the values
named, towit:
FIRST: Leasehold interest of Homo
lulu Plantation Company, 5000; per-
petual easement upon reversionary in
terest, $4,000
SECOND: Leasehold interest of Ho-
nolulu Plantation Company, 5000; per
petual easement upon reversionary in
terest, $4,000.
THIRD: Leasehold interest of Homo
lulu Plantation Company, $1,000; per
petual easement upon reversionary in
terest, $3.50.
Honolulu, December 90, 1909.
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND
COMPANY,
By its President,
(Sgd.) b. +. DILLINGHAM;.
BY its Treasurer,
(Sgd.) w. +. DILLINGHAM;.
3l25-Dec. "a, 81, Jan. Z, IA
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
AT chamberlain PROBATE.

In the Matter of the Estate of Ernest
Mladinich, of Kealia, Kauai, De-
ceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On reading and fling the petition of
Maria Mladinich, widow of deceased,
alleging that Ernest Mladinich of Kea-
liza, Kauai, died intestate at said Kealia,
on the 18th day of September, A. d.
1909, leaving property in the Hawaiian
islands necessary to be administered
upon, and praying that letters of ad.
ministration issue to her, the said Maria
Mladinieh;
1t is Ordered that Wednesday, the
18th day of January, A, ID. 1910, at IL
clock "A, m, be and hereby is appoint
ed for hearing said petition in the Court
Room of this Court Mt Lihue, Kauai, al
which time and place all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause, il
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Lihue, Kauai, 9TH December
1900.
(Signed) JACOB HARDY,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
Fifth Circuit.
Attest;
II. w. II. PURyIS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
che Fifth Circuit.
el23-Dec. II, "a, 81, Jan.
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND co
Notice of Intention to take land.

To Noah W. Aluli, Honolulu Planta-
ton Company, and Whom it May Con-
Germ.
Notice is hereby given that after the
expiration of thirty days from the date
hereof, Oahu Railway and Land Conn
pany, a corporation, intends to take for
railroad purposes, a perpetual easement
and right t-way for the laying of
tracks, including necessary cuts and
fills, the operation of trains, erection
of poles, running of pipes and wires,
erection of signal posts and other APP
paratus, works and conveniences proper
in connection with its railway, upon and
over the following described parcels of
land:
Part of L. c.. A. 1878 to Kukiiahu,
EVA district, Island of Oahu, being a
strip of land fifty feet in width, extend
ing from the northeasterly boundary of
said l.. @. A. to the southwesterly
boundary, containing approximately .0S
of an acre, the center line of which is
described as follows:
Beginning at point on the north
easterly boundary of l.. G. A. 5S7S to
Kukiiahu, from which a cement filled
3-inch galvanized iron pipe bears South
800 19' East, true, distant 704 feet;
thence North $50 l9' West, true, &C feet
to the southwesterly boundary of said
l.. G. A. 5s7S to Kukiiahu.
Oahu Railway and Land Company
estimates the value of said property as
follows and hereby offers to purchase
said property for the value named, to-
wit:
Leasehold interest of Honolulu Plan
tation Company, $500.
Perpetual easement upon reversionary
interest, $1,000.
Honolulu, December 20, 1909.
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND
COMPANY,
By its President,
(Sgd.) b. f. DILLINGHAM;.
BY its Treasurer,
(Sgd) w. f. DILLINGHAM;.
3l25-Dec. "a, 81, Jan. Z, IA
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND Co
Notice of Intention to take land.

To Polly Henry, William Henry, her
husband; Bernice X. Holstein Honolu-
III Plantation Company; and Whom it
May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that after the
expiration of thirty days from the date
hereof, Oahu Railway and Land Com.
pany, corporation, intends to take for
railroad purposes, perpetual easement
and right-of'way for the laying of
tracks, including necessary cuts aud
ellis, the operation of trains, erection
Of poles, running of pipes and wires
erection of signal posts and other ap-
psratus, works and convenience, proper
in connection with its railway, upon and
over the following described parcels oi
land;
FIRST Part of Grant ~ To Kna
ana, knpuai, Eva District, Island u
Dahu, being strip of land nifty fee
ia width, extending from the norlherll
boundary of said Grant 10 the SOUTHERN
houhdhfyi containing approximately 2I
- an aero, the center line of Whleh d
described as follows
beginning AT point on tho hnpndar
brtNssn Grant 100 10 Mm, n ual, ka
Faeli, and ufani lfi 30 kuaann, kupu
~ fIam which ernent nlled lna
klkanissd iron pipn hram South 81
~ Eaht lfpe, dlsiaul "a feet, iAene
ssu ~ 10 West. ins $40 feet 4
ihe taundafy heiHefa 0fHnt ~ b
knasHa kApnal. aad uIani 1919 io VA
= aiH kauHapal
nfi1kn rHil u Gfuni ~ 10 Raa
apAi kaaelalri. fes District Island /.
sshpi hflhr = siHp - laHa hfiy iss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
SENATOR MOORE
MAY LEAVE HAWAII

Cumming a cemetery is a dead bus
iness,'' announced Senator Moore, yes
terday, in explaining why he will prob
ably shake the dust of Hawaii off his
feet, resign from the senate and move
away to San Francisco. 81 haven 4
definitely arranged to leave, but / am
trying to get away he said.
The senator intends to go into bust
ness ON the Coast, having decided that
San Francisco offers a wider field for a
rustler than Pearl City, and that poll
ties under Mccarthy ought to be live
lier than under Fern. If he finally
decides to leave the Islands, it will
be some time after the New Year.
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COLDS ARE DANGEROUS

II mere people would make 90 at.
lslnpt 10 gel I'D of tbs eoldS ffom
Hhleh they are suffering, as : result
n lhlF ehepgeahls ssalhnI there wonld
be decided decrease Ia The number
" sass " pneumaals. A few dosea
VI ihamheFlaln = Cough Ahnels slll
eAFe SnuF eala, aud 81 danger u ~
banging % pnlil spglpa ard lasalllsa
IA lneAuQhlA lnaf ~ sfalAaa Us
tllq ~ nfnseg, fmllh 4 ~, 74a.
siefls feI nHsailsa lsisafa
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

During the absence Of Her Majesty
Liliuokalani, no one in the Territory
but the undersigned is authorized to
contract debts on her personal account.
G, P. IAUKEA,
Attorney in Fact for H. M.
Liliuokalani.
Washington Place, Honolulu, De-
cember 20, 1909.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-24
ANNUAL MEETING.

Kona-Kau Tel and Telegraph Co., Ltd.
The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Kona,K au Tel & Teleg. Co., Ltd,
will be held at the office of the Com
pany, Holualoa, Hawaii, Tuesday, Jan
uary IL, 1910, at IL o'clock a. IN.
l.. s. AUNGST,
Secretary.