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New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
rRENCHPOPULATloN
p.,,,ns Which Keep 1t Procti-
calm Stationary.

sA - Professor Charles
I.ondon' ,-,,.-e,ed an interesting address
Eonchs ACADEMY Of Sciences OF Paris
before iae "a question OF the population
-ece'ltis % -rbscb. after multiplying year
c, ffSN' smaller degree, has now be-
@ y's s.st;onsry in number.
oo10 sc,,chard suggested IN eApiaiid 1lOli
y, -,,noulenon that Il was que pAi'ls
o. in.s .,-,os- morbid desire on the part
q St families 70 preserve ana 10
q aonn undivided property ulat hao
Mn1 .rurnulated at tfe cost or nlucn 'o'i
tesn So and partly 70 the selfishness
SO who preferred 10 enjoy as
e ,nssihls the luxury OF easy cir
sooa --,sl, enc child to rearing
=. numerous progeny.
rois t.,.,.,sl causes were the lack OF eheap
Ao-i1-S -5i-h contained suitable &C
tsel'l-s.. - for children and the pneju-
c'n1lIO1. 90 ,z-t of landlords and tenants
eics Z. ..,,-a.fn- children in fats, who
-, r, be classed with dogs and
$ ss ruhlic nuisances- lhese con-
F.-~.,,ns APPLIED in an especial oesTee
So case Of families belonging to the
= -,is5le class The poor were heed
,,sx and prolific
'',-..--,-,,s-sndinE the antiquity % French
.-.t.- :, was, IN 81. Boucnard' 3
G., 9 un~a--anted 10 suppose that the
- -sce had become sterile The
,-,-,;-..;ou 1f the French cclonists In
-. snd Algeria proved the contrary.
,-ase-t neriod was marked by an
e. =. yongevity and a dininution OF
- ,s1or and the remedy for the
-, --,r-s,rp resulting from this state of
-. YES 10 Increase the hanitaoie area
= -. rlo,e and the amount OF useful
- there was a prospect thst when
-,--,,.s- o. the habitable parts OF tho
- ns6 ,eeu accomplished g balance
80 births and deaths might oe estao-
HEhed
T,-.--.ss to-crd the goal n which hu-
&C. z-as advancing might b- too rapid.
-,;-A- =. mere rapid on the part of
s.--.i- nations than IN the case OF others.
-. 81 we're striving toward a goal
- implied the equalization OF births
- sss+bs. unequal progress was not 10
: s.s;-As- France had achieved pros
-.-.rv earlier rhan come OF her nelgnoors
: s,-,,-ed France therefore. to Tish
a. ,hsn ne prosperity which would re-
-. "A. number OF births, and as for
,------rs herself she ought 10 strive TO keep
,,,o-;.s. in which the population
tended % Inc-ease
-r.re we're those who continued 10 pro-
-,s. rays ard means OF increasing the
.---bs- .. births. but for his own part
:. rs, -s-.uaded that the number OF
t.--hs 5spsnded upon social conditions,
-l.,h Il was difficult. Il not altogether
,-,,oszssle. % modify, and in these cir-
----ers,,rss IRE alternative remedy was 10
r.51cs fte number Of deaths
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

=
GOLD BONDS OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE
DATED MAY t5, 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - the holders
of the above mentioned Four Per Cent First
Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Year Gold Bonds
Of The Third Avenue Railroad Company ISSUED
under its mortgage dated May Is, 1900, that
pursuant 10 a BondhoIders' Agreement, dated,
November 6. 1907. entered into between certain
holders of said bonds. IS parties ot the first
part, and James y. Wallace sud Others Com
mittee. as parties Of the second part. 20 which
Bondholders' Agreement reference Is made for
all its terms and provisions Plan aud Agree
nent Of Reorganization. dated December 2
1902. has been duly prepared and adopted and
copy rhere1i duly lodged With the Central
Trust Company Of New York as Depositsry
Printed copies Of such Bondhoiders Agreement
and OF said Plan and Agreement Of Reorzauzs-
tion may be obtained at the Office Of said De-
pcsitary. No "a Wall Street. New York
Holders Of said Four Per Cent. First Con
solidated Mortgage Hundred Year Gold Bonds
Of The Third Avenue Railroad Company who
have not yet deposited their bonds under the
aforesaid BondhoIders' Agreement Of November
g. 1907. hereby notified that they NAV
without penalty become parties 70 the said
and entitled 70 avail OF the benefit ot
said Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization by
depositing their bonds with tie coupon Of Janu-
ary !, 1eoS, and all subsequent coupons accom-
panJing the same with the Central Trust Com
pany OF New York. Depositary as aforesaid
on or before February Is. 1910. and such de-
posIt shall be deemed equivalent 70 the hling Of
written assent to said Plan and Agreement OF
Reorganization. Bonds 50 deposited Will there
after be held by the Depositary for account Of
the Committee. subject to the terms ami pro-
visions of said Bondholders' Agreement OF No.
Tember 6, 1907, and said Plan aud Agreement
Of Reorganization. fully to all intents and
purposes as II heretofore deposited.
Dated New York, January I3. 1910
JAMES n. WALLACE,
ADRIAN ISELIN,
EDMUND l.. RANDOLPH,
N0RTIMER l.. SCHIFF,
JAMES TIAiPsON
HARRY BRONNER,
BondhoIders' Committee
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
sTABrF ONE. TWO. IN HANDICAP

1usrez. Mex Jan Is-The H G Bed
vel entries. Right Easy ana Prince All
,Bed. rsn one. Two, II the FL Pazo Handi-
,sn enc nile. a. Terrazas Park to-day.
sizzling had the mount on Right Easy and
anered I'D 2 lead or ten lengths In the
7-zt haIf-ruile and Won by two lengths in
lx1-z Right Easy stepped the first half
ME IN 4s seconds. The weather Vas ideal
and a. exceptionally large crowd turned
nh Sx favoritss were defeated.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
suRRoGATEs NoTIcE.

sCRROGATE'S COURT, ONTARIO COUNTY
In the matter OF the estate OF John RainsS.
late of Cansndaigua. y. Y. deceased Notice to
creditOrs--NOtice Is hereby given. pursuant tO
an order OF the Surrogate's Court OF Ontario
County. granted the 18th day OF December
1883 that the undersigned intends 70 apply 70
the SurTOgaCs's Court OF the County OF Ontario,
and state OF New York for letters OF acninistra-
tion upon the goods. chattelS and credits OF John
RaiueS. late OF the village Of GananGaiEua- On
tariO County " Y, deceased under and pur-
sUant Section $50 OF the Code OF Civil Pro
cedure. 70 be issued 10 the undersigned and all
persons who claim 10 be creditors OF tho
said decedenr are hereby notified TO present their
claims. duly verified. to the Surrogate OF Oatarfo
County ar his Oft.ce IN the Court House in ths
village OF Canandai qua. Ontario County n y
on before the 5th day OF Februa-y 1910
Dated December - 1893.
JOHN RAINES.
GEORGE p RAINEa
as next OF kin OF said decsdeu-
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GANk EXCHANGES AND SALES.

c,,-.- 'a-iA e1changes OF the New YORK
- House and tic stocks sold Oh the
d lofk Stock Exchange last week and
yzxrr --e week Of the preceding Two
eoH-Dsre a. follows:
,.1ahss g - -. - -. Jan. IG 90 ian Is oF
sss - Z. s s. lGs s4l. -6a g.. ~. .Gs4 "a
s'ags,y-5 4.ei7.G-g I 9l0. 20
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

EIRST CLASS accommodation private farlIIv-
handsome rooms electricity, tiled baths. beS-
table: home comforts: Independence: near Broad-
way subway moderate 5I7 West 14sth 81
WEST END AVE-. s79. corner 1O3d st-F'fne-t
location New York. block Riverside Park
Drive and subway express and surface cars,
beautiful furnished rooms: private nsthss tels-
phones superior table
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT ss.
CATShILL QUEDCCT.

SEALED BIDS viii be received ~ ~,
Board or Water Supply, in Room sI0 aae
Broadway. New York. until II A. II on jan
uary IS. 1910. for Contract 6S for the con-
struction OF seven steel pipe siphons consist
ing OF rivetsd steel shells feet 8 inches and
IL feet 5 inches nominal inside d5sne.ar sr-
veloped with concrete and lined with Portland
cement mortar. asgregatilg 2-6 miles: also
several stretches OF aqusducr IN open cur and
on embankment or cut-anG-cover aqusduct.
aggregating about ESQ feet The work -
located IN the Towns OF Yorktown, Mt. Pleas
ant and Grsenburs and the City OF Yonks-s
Westchsster County. New York
At the above time and place the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and pamplsfs
OF contract drawings can be obtained ar Room
906 ar the above address by depesitinS tbs
OF Ten Dollars 500 FOR each pan1phist
For further particulars see Information cor
Bidders.
JOHN BENSEL. Presidsrt.
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Suculy-
J. WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary
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YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

TIE first general meeting OF the New
~crs Yacht Club for 1910 viii be held at
ne Clubhouse on THURSDAY, January %.
= = ? N. The regatta committee an
-ouncss that The value Of the prizes
srarded in the season Of 1eo9 vas sl5.99a
q vhich sl9.5S9 represents prizes presented
r. members. S5.ga9 by the committee and
,sg FOR replica Of the Kings Cup and
,rsaslE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

7aloaga Tie agency Of Stanley VI. Sea
nan the Q-toot cruising power vacht Zir-
an hs= teen sold b. John II. Cromwell.
q. this city, % George Smith, OF PhIia-
oslphia: also Ire schooner Aiavis. by : i.
Foyer 70 s. T. Hubbard, who plans an
extensive Eastern cruise next summer
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

ny Frederic II. Hatch & Co. No. so
Broad street. New Yor,I,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO sTEp
right into an old established light manufacturfrx
business. that has Always paid owner 8. 90.
doing steady cash trade: experience absoiueaky
unnecessary, as any one could acquire troruuHh
knowledge OF business in short time. Besides.
owner viii remain. n sold al once VIII sacri-
hce for IS. 900 on easy terms Inquire STAND
ARD. ~ Ann ST.
IF PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL. viii csif
at Room 2si5. knicSerbOcker Theatre Building.
lis West saith ST. they viii hear something 20
their advantage
kinds we you S0rs. Johnson Press.
SUCCESSORS 10 Call Pres. 40 Fultnr 81. y Y
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and forelSa Teachers Agency
supplies professors reSchers. Tutors Cow
srnesses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Farntliea
Apply 70 AIRS II TOUNCs-FULrO<
- Unfon SaaarA
ADVERTISEMENTS AND DESCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received ar their Uptown
Orice. NO. 1854 Broadway. between 56th ara
received e tbs following branch ofr.ess al
Teguiar Office rates until o'clock D. m. via
>s4 sth ave. :. 2Sd sts i5S 9th ava.
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GOVERNMENT eoNps.

t.ll,,.- -l'--t bond quotations compare a.
"-'h those Of q week ago:
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both sexes-Ciry

THE BERLrrZ SCHOOL OF IANGTAGsl
MADISON SQUARE (tI2s Broadway
Harlem Branch 3sS Lenox ave-. above ls7ta 81
BROOKLYN - 31S Livingston street
55o BRANCHES IN ALL CITES
Pupils hear and speak the language ,x-
elusiveiy from ths frsr lesson Trial lessons
free
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

SALESMAN, acquainted with big shirtvaist
dresses and infants wear houses. for hand en-
erodery: good chance. P. s., 104 East 14th st
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-hs entertainment and reception cf the
Colonial Yacht Club viii take place at the
Harlem Casino Oh the evening Of Thurs
isy January -. and the annual dinner
ara election of The New Rochelle Yacht
Cub VIII - held at The Manhattan Hotel
o. the evening of February 3.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
Bondholders

TO HOLDERS OF THE FOUR FER
CENT FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE HUNDRED YEAR
GOLD BONDS OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

SAVINGS BANK deposftors VIII learn OF sorns-
thing 20 their Immediate financial advantage oY
addressing Deposition. BOX a.. Tribune Ocics.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

The regatta committee o. the New AOFk
Taaht Club announces that The Bennett
CUP for schooners. sailed for on july TO-
lgs II the annual regatta Of The club, has
hssa given 10 j. Rogers Maxweli's schoon-
2. The Queen. The Bennett cup for sioops,
II the same race. goes to Cornelius Van
osroilts slo0p. the Aurora The deed cf
gtt Of these Two cups and Or the Cape
Asv CUPS has been modified 10 coincide
Win the Interpretation OF the deed by the
cener, gsuEes Gordon Bennett
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

CENT EaiicN wanted. OF good address TO intro
duce safest and profitable saving prop
osition IN New York. References. Box 2l2 Trib-
une Office.
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SALESMAN, Leslie's Weekly; educated. deter
mined; over 2I; permanent position: $50
weekly. Call after D. m, Room 33, 81 East
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

MAN TO act as assistant manager. with the
ability 20 sell goods; salary according to anil
ity 47S fremont ave, East
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

GERMAN ETENOGRAPHER. we'll educated. for
cuban bankers; shouG take dictation in both
German ard English. Credential Employment
CORPORATION 253 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

IWARE-salesman. Knowing line and
having trade in metropolitan district; salary
about s3 06O Credantial Employment Corpora
tion established 1900 253 Broadway.
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MEN-Whv not go in moving picture business
Outlay small. license and position guaranteed
Consult TAYLOR, 81 West 2sth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

HOUSE COUPLE. Womans Domestic League
Agency, II East a3d 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

Statesmen 10 sell the o Neil inside tube pro-
tector. ONeii Tire & Protector Co., $50 Broad
Nay
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LIVE WIRE MEN 20 sell bonds; live leads fur
nshed future for good assured; refer
ences l. Box 261, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

TNSTTR ANC7E CLERK G1re): good penman: cor
rect al figures. Apply Immediately, Credential
Employment Corporation established 1901, 253
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

SALESMAN, for city trade experienced in shoe
business. National Employment Exchange, Al
West 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

LEDGER CLERK. familiar with fire insurance
Office routine; must be- good penman Credsn-
tial Employment Corporation established 1904.
253 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

ENAMEI.WA RE-Stock and Office clerk familiar
with this line of goods. Credential Employ
ment Corporation established 1900. 253 Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

SHIPPING CLERk-only those familiar with
the Wooilen goods line: must furnish hrst class
references Mishill position Broker). Flatiron
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

FIVE Young business men, honest and energetic
TO start In the advertising department of
crest newspaper. Call for interview. Room AL.
Tribune Building after ..
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Femdle.
WANTED-Nurse, Protestant, com
petent, trustworthy, for child fifteen
months; perfect health; wages, $50.
Address. stating full particulars, 900
Highland ave-, Orange. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

Men, WOMEN-Are you out or work? Would
YOU like to be own boss. make $5 day? $40 9th
ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

COOK - CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
Young. neat: good workers; good references
G. Hofrnayer's Bureau I53 West 25d
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

| DYNAMITE-A careful, sober 10
nitrater salary 81 200 and transportation. Gre
/ SentiaI Er1nInvnent Cornoration. 2l2 BroadMaN.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

ATTENDANTS. female. for strictly private
sanitarium near city: all expenses paid: per-
manent positions Twins Nurses Registry II
Mest 1ltl
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HELP WANTED
Female

HIGH GRADE sALEswoMAN wanted TO sell
tonds live leads furnished: golden oppor tunity.
References. Box 162. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

RENTING MAN-Excelent opportunity for man
with ability. seeking advancement. Call after
noon at Booth 81 (ConcOurse), Hudson Terminal
30 Church st
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

LOST-Bankb0ok No. SEQ 64T OF Dry Deck Sav-
inss Institution Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon present tbs
20 the bank within thirty DAYS the said
book viii be declared cancelled and extinSuishcd
and a new issued IN lieu thereof
lost OR STOI.EN.-Bankboolz No. 81 $50. Ger
man Savinss Bank. 1Ath 81. and an ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

MEN employed earn slJ $50 week spare time.
call l.;2S Broadway. NJ. Tracy. 9:S0-10 80
or 4..n-R Chance energetic men.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. TELEPHONE BOOTHS.
tables chairs. warcrooes mirrors wal dxt-
uTes business furniture sI kinds. FINN
BROTHERS. 5Ss Broadway. 50 Franklin sr
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

pRAFTSMAN, large corporation out of town, ex-
perienccd in laying ice and rsfrfgerating
plants. National Employment Exchange. A
West st
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GOV FEttNE-SS--Exper dipIofnse spsat<fny
and teaching perfect French. German English.
music; fUil charge children, highest references
Education 91n efTh a.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

/ I-ACNDRESS- class In every respect:
/ shirts collars. cuffs excellent rsfersnc..-
| Ostsrberg's Bureau. zI6 Lexington ave- tel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
SCHUYLER GOES
IN DECEMBER
Orders Received Show Sew
eraI Changes In
Officers.

Orders received yesterday show
that there will be several important
changes in the officers of Uncle Sans
troops now stationed at Honolulu
some of the older officers returning to
the mainland for duty and others com.
ing out to relieve them.
Colonel Schuyler of the Fifth goes
to San Francisco on the next trans.
port to report to Brigadier General
Bliss commanding department of Cali
fornia for STAFF duty. Until the ar
rival of General McComb, who as.
sumCs command in Hawaii In Janu.
airy, Lieutenant Colonel Wheeler OF
the Fifth will be in command of all
troops here.
Major Alexander Davis sails for Ho-
nolulu in February and will relieve
Major Hart as cOmmissary officer
here, the latter going to San Fran
cisco and from there to the Philip
pines relieving Colonel Brainard as
chief cOmmissary of the division, Col.
oncl Brainard going to Washington
for duty.
Next March the Second Infantry
comes to Honolulu to relieve the
Twentieth, the latter organization go.
ing to Fort Douglas, Utah. for sta
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
WHAT SHALL I GET FOR
PRESENTS THIS YEAR?

rcplac.ng with new article. Now is
the time to get. II and COyne Furniture
Co. or Hopp & Co. will fill any order
that YOU place with them, and will see
TO II that the articles get to the house
on time to surprise Ma.
came near forgetting to mention
the fact that we eat. but If | did
Henry May & Co. will not let you
forget 1t. We have to eat to live so
that we can buy presents for those
we love. and II you are charitably
inclined. for those whom we do not
love for the reason that you have not
seem them. II you do not find what
you want at May & CO.'S 1t is time
for you to he arranging for passage to
Mars.
II Is quite a jump from "cat to art"
but II can be made without dire re.
suits, and visit 10 Gurrcy's or the
Arts and Crafts shop will take your
mind off from cheese and breakfast
foods.
OF course in the icwclry line. which
will figure largely in Christmas gifts
Wichmans. Nicrras and Counters
will satisfy the most eXacting de-
mand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
CONGRESS and SUGAR TARIFF.

United States Senator Hale reiter-
ates one of the lessons of history
when he predicts that there will be
no tariff Legislation resulting from
the Democratic control of the House
OF Representatives.
AS has been remarked in these col
umns since the election, the Sixty
Second Congress will be prolific in
bills but barren of results In legisla-
ton.
This same view Is taken by the
leading sugar authorities of the coun-
try, as witness the following para
graph from the circular letter of Will
lett & Gray sent out two days after
the election:
THE special interest of the sugar
trade in the result of the election is in
the defeat of many Republican mem
bers OF Congress, insuring small
Democratic majority in the House of
Representatives, taking office March
4, 1911, but not meeting in Congress
until December 1911, unless sooner
called by the President; in the mean
time no action on the sugar tariff is
likely to be taken. In December
1911, the Democrats may introduce
bills to largely reduce duties on sug-
ar. which they will probably find diff
ficult to pass"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
SHR|NERS Will
Be IN THELINE
Continued from Page ~


Matson liner "Wilhelmina" will leave
San Francisco on February 18th with
every berth she possesses occupied by
Shriner or member of his family.
The charter OF the vessel puts every
bit of space in the hands OF the
Shriners absolutely for the round
trip, and none but Shriners will have
the privilege of buying tickets. The
crowd will probably number about
1870, and is due to arrive in Honolulu
on the 2lst of February-the day be-
fore the big parade and carnival. Lat
cr the liner will carry the visitors and
probably large contingent OF local
Shriners to IIilo, from whence the
journey across the hot sands of the
Volcano of Kilauea will be begun,
ending with a fearful climax for the
big crowd of nOvitiates who will be
taken along.
Director Wall of the FlO.al Parade
Committee, has written to the man
agement of both the Puget Sound and
the Portland excursions, inviting them
to have their parties represented in
the parade in some suitable manner
The Portland people especially
should be able to make a good show
ing, having had experience in such
lines for number OF years past in
the beautiful Portland Rose Festival
1t Is possible that they may bring
with them "A float, or the equipment of
IA float, similar to some of the moro
magnificent designs of last years
Rose Festival Parade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
ONE PLANTATION HAS
CUT OFF DIVIDENDS

Announcement was made this
morning that the dividends of the
Paauhau Sugar Company have been
suspended until further notice. The
announcement came from the San
Francisco Office of the company, but
had been expected here for some
time. The plantation is on the ISL
and of Hawaii and c. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd. are the local agents.
The action of Paauhau Is believed
to presage cut in dividends to be
announced by several plantations
about the first of the year, following
the steadily dropping price of sugar
and sugar stocks. Locally the mar
ket Is little stronger than it has
been, with Hawaiian Commercial
selling at $3.50 this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
HAWAII WELL y
IN front RANK
DR.. Pratt Impressed With
Local Progress After Trip
To Mainland.

The methods of sanitation and
general administrative work of the
public health service in Hawaii are
well up to the standard of prugrcss
on the mainland is the opinion of
DR.. J. s. d. Pratt, who has returned
from an extensive trip on the main
land, searching for new ideas for
the benefit Of the Territory.
81 have learned number of things
that will be of benefit to us" said
DR.. Pratt this morning" but was
pleased to find that many of the
most progressive ideas on the main
land have their counterpart in the
Territory. During my tour | visited
the health departments and officials
of many of the large cities and stud
led the methods in vogue In the
state of Massachusetts for instance
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
Benefit WILL BE
FOR WORTHY CAUSE
Castle Home In Manoa Valley
Not to Be Confused With
Family Memorial,

Tomorrow p. m. at Chas. II. Bishop
Hall, Punahou, Il benefit will be Civ
en- for the Castle home in Manoa
Valley. A charming program has
been prepared, including reading
of literary classics by Miss Nc
Dougall, who brings to Honolulu a
splendid reputation.
The association has emphasized the
fact that the Castle home has no
connection with the Castle kinder
garten on King street, which Is a
memorial institution. The eXplana.
tion Is made to remove the misunder-
standing that the benefit tomorrow
afternoon is to go towards the sup
port of a family memorial.