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Mrs. NJ. C. Nelson. on Huntington
avenue, has as her guest, Miss Mere
dilh Follanshee, of Albany, n. Y.
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last Try q. d. 3. Special.
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Automoblies-Csll W. f. Rouse.
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ABOulaoees-caH W. Z Rouse.
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Miss Cora Spratley. of Surrey Court
House. who has been visiting Mrs.
Clements, S42 Twenty-sixth street,
returned home yesterday.
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Jos V BDoooD.

Letter from General Brown
Major Nelms also r. IN receipt Of
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Miss Margaret Gray, who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses Gray,
OH Huntington avenue, has returned
to Ter home In Richmond.
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Mss Lottie Eggleston, VINO has
been visiting relatives In Radford
and Natural Bridge, Va, has return
ed home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Winston Read are
at Hot Springs, Va.
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Prof ]. T. Remick will leave Nor
day for his old home in Detroit,
Mich. where he will spend seVerai
months.
Miss Evelyn Harrison is visiting
relatives in Richmond.
Mise Minnie Bargamin is expected
TO return home today from Chariottes-
Vile, where she attended the summer
school OF methods.
Mrs. NJ. C. Nelson. on Huntington
avenue, has as her guest, Miss Mere
dIth Follanshee, of Albany, n. Y.
Mas Cora Spratley. of Surrey Court
House. who has been visiting Mrs.
Clements, SAG Twenty-sixth street,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Margaret Gray, who has been
visiting her cousins. the Misses Gray,
oil Huntington avenue, has returned
to Ter home In Richmond.
Miss Lottie Eggleston, VINO has
been visiting relatives In Radford
and Natural Bridge, Va, has return
ed home.
Miss Isabel Richardson will return
home today from Charlottesville,
where she has been attending the
summer school Of methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Wright, Sl5
Thirtieth street. have as their guests,
Misses Jennie and Ragland Layne, OF
Richmond.
Miss Ruth Brooks is visiting Miss
May Hudson az Cape Henry.
| bliss Blanche Webb Is expected to
arrive home today from the summer
school of methods at Charlottesville.
| Mrs. Pearle Enright is spending the
summer at Trepho Mineral Springs,
Va.
Miss Lottie Reese left yesterday for
her former home in Charlotte. N. c,
where she will visit relatives.
| Miss Beatrice Rollins has returned
from a visit to relatives In Nelson
county.
Miss Mildred Klein left yesterday
for a visit to friends and relatives in
Lynchourg and Roanoke.
| Mrs. r. T. Johnston. on Twenty
seventh street. has as her guest, Miss
Laura Moss. OF Roanoke.
Miss c. w. Evans is expected to re-
turn today from Charlottesville. where
she has heen attending the summer
school of methods.
! NJ. and Mrs. b. r. Raymond. on
/ Twenty-sixth street. have as their
guests. Miss Dollie Raymond and
little brother, Seymour. OF Richmond.
Miss Medge Gilbert has returned
from Arizona. where she visited rels-
tives.
Miss Katherine Pie-man. who has
been visiting relatives in isle OF
Il Wight county. has returned home.
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cial party Of friends he had brought
down to Quarantine. and as soon as the
ports were lowered the Manhattan went
alongside the Kaiserin and specially
prepared red carpeted stairway was
raised for the Roosevelt party 10 trans
ship to the cutter.
The vagaries Of the invention while
AIr- Loeb scaled the side Of the liner
were watched obviously from the deck
Of the big ship. and when it came time
for the party from the Kaiserin 70 board
the Manhattan ons Of the Kaiserin's
OWL gangvrays was lowered.
Mr. Loeb was the only one 70 90 from
the Manhattan TO the Kaiserin. Among
the others aboard the cutter were Sen
ator Lodge. Of Massachusetts: Secretary
Meyer Of the Navy Department, Score
tary Wilson of the Department of Agri-
culture. Captain Archibald Butt. who
carried President Taft's letter of wei
rome, Adiutant General Verbeck. who
carried Governor Hughes's letter; ex-
Secretary Newberry OF the Navy. ex-
Secretary Garfield Of the Interior De
psrrment and ex-Secretary Wright Of
the War Department.
For the most part those on the Man
haitian were members Of Mr.. ROosevelt's
family. Quentin and Archie were there
10 greet their father, and Theodore, jr..
who was aboard with his fiancee and her
mother. hardly had ewes for Mrs Roose-
Welt 50 anxious was he for the first word
from his father
Mrs Roosevelt vas the first of the re
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turning party TO board the Manhattan
While Mr. Loeb and the ex-President
fsappeared below. with the Collectors
arm afectionately across the shoulders
of his former chief. Mrs. Roosevelt came
down the --afserins gangway amid a
generous deal OF cheering and rushed
into the arms of Quentin and Archie.
Mrs. Longworth and Kermit were next
over the side. They were met by Con
gresham Longworth While they were
greeting their friends Mr.. Roosevelt
suddenly appeared at the port. He
paused a moment until Captain Ruser
forced his way through the crowd at the
Kaiserin's side. and the two gripped
hands for fully minute. Then Mr..
Roosevelt ran down the plank, followed
by MI Loeb laden with wraps and
grips.
Mr. Roosevelt's appearance was the
signal for another salute of twenty-one
guns. this time fred by the Dolphin, and
the fleet promptly took the cue and
blev their whistles for three minutes
Mr.. Roosevelt tried al first TO speak to
those on the Manhattan. but gave that
ND until the firing was over and went
through them hand over hand. shaking
hands His hat became an incumbrance
TO hold. and he put il on his head. while
he used both hands TO greet his friends.
His three sons had reached him first,
and them ne Rugged and kissed several
times.
4 young man who stood on the skirts
Of the crewd was too bashful 70 come
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forward. Mr. Roosevelt ran to him and
shook him by both hands. Then he gave
the boy a friendly punch that knocked
him into the pilot house. Even the
negro chef was not forgotten. Mr..
Roosevelt beckoned, and in one leap the
negro was on the upper deck grasping
the ex-Presidents hands.
II was 7:21 o'clock when the Kaiserin
reached Quarantine and S:45 o'clock
when Mr.. Roosevelt boarded the Man
haitian. It was on the Manhattan that
he received his first official welcome. but
the Pilots Association had been the first
to welcome him to America. When the
pilot was picked UP from the pilot boat
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MR.. ROOSEVELT At HOME
Continued from 6rst page,

Fuser'z wave Of the hand was answered
with shout Of Where is Teddy2 we
want q see Teddy"
lust IS tbs bridge Of the liner came
sb-sssr q Fort Wadsvorth, the sun
rama on and drove back the mist and
lighted I'd The gala dress Of the big
shin 4 the same minute the battle
ship South Carolina dashed into view.
-sci-e in behind the Kaiserin as con-
v5v. ard rE= guns Of Fort Wadsworth
bsgzn u boom out the national salute
q rwenrv-cne guns.
First Glimpse Of Roosevelt.
Before The sound Of the last shot had
5e5 away he ksiserin had dropped
anchor OF Quarantine and the crowd
Eu IFS first glimpse Of Mr.. Roosevelt.
H came 70 the middle window On the
-o-t side Of the liners bridge and waved
hs hst q arms length to the cheering
crowd
TIE whistles broke forth then with 2.
-osr thst drowned the cheers drowned
the demands tor speech and ali but
prevented the csptain Of the tug Gil
E-son from understanding the warn
rg NJ Roosevelt was irving 70 give
thst tbs South Carolina was almost on
ter q the little vessel
The big ba-+leship had slowed down
tshind the Esise-in and vas steaning
e suzIl-s pace for he- anchorage. while
dozen sailors ware heeving the lead
FIRE and ar. The blueiackets we're called
= quarters Is The v-arship passed the
Esissrin and the officers stood on the
bridge a salute hundred Yards
zhea5 she anchored. and Mr. Roosevelt
g. MS second salute IF twenty-one
guns
Tas firing brought Mrs. Longvorth
snd Kermit n The bridge. and they stood (
beside rhelr father. The hugging craft /
surgsd closer and those aboard cheered /
n Roosevelt for fully three minutes. /
Then came E cheer for Mrs. Longworth, /
Il which she responded with . nod. and /
Smother To- Kermit But ne had no re- /
fr
Declines Customs Privileges !
II Roosevelt remained oR the bridge /
n FEW minutes. watching the South I
-srolils, and then vent below 70 make I
TX declaration # dutiable goods. He (
tetused n take advantage Of his posi- .
Tn Is special ambassador 10 the fu- I
aRra- C King Edward, which would .
aSFe allowed MN 70 bring MS baggage /
IT'S. bur made his declaration like /
s-F other citizen. He arranged TO send I
e-eck tor he duty as soon as the
'' vas rendered. ard IS an aid TO the
o1sio-ls cfhcers had dictated E three
s@es -etter explaining the exact na-ure
ne dutlabls goods in the seventy
+.--7s q baggage brought by his party.
ierref vas attached 70 the declara-
- sno In n 11r. Roosevelt said thai
,7-'-sr de nor Kermit had bought new
caring apparel abroad beyond few
.'-=zfs worth. The women Of the party,
!. SAD q the Hoboken pier. 1heD
1-a-ssrir docked. had brought back
--s-2ershle quantity n dutia Die
- noIgEr chiefly IN Paris
NE Alr- Roosevelt vas handing in
1sc-aratIon the Health Ofioer had
me ship and the big ports On
S'7foozrd side were opened. The
- at-oa had 70 be left in the hands
'lenoe Abbott as the boarding
oio nat reach the Kaiserin until
= -ar. Roosevelt was on the Andres
- 81 NJ Abbott declared Mr.. Roose-
- Signature.
-. revenue cutter Manhattan was
80 Collector Loeb and z spe-
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CLOSING HOURS ) P M. y NOON ON SATURDAYS.
q. Alfn1at1 & On.
SPECIAL NOTICE-sHIPPING INFORMATION

PURCHASES OF $3.50 OR OVER SENT FREE TO POINTS
WITHIN $50 MILES OF NEW YORK CITY.
PURCHASES 100 OR OVER SENT FREE CO THE NEAREST
FREIGHT OR EXPRESS OFFICE TO POINTS EAST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
AVAILABLE PURCHASES OF $500 OR OVER. WEIGHING NOT
MORE THAN FOUR POUNDS. SENT FREE. TO ANY PART
OF THE UNITED STATES ALSO TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
WHERE PARCELS POST RATES APPLY.
EST FREIGHT OR EXPRESS OFFICE) TO ANY PART OF
THE UNITED STATES
NOTE: UNDER THE. FOREGOING CONDITIONS METHODS OF
SHIPMENTS ARE OPTIONAL WITH 3. ALTMAN & co.
AND NO DISCOUNTS ARE ALLOWED.
ALL EMPRESS CHARGES FOR GOODS SENT C o D. AS
WELL AS FOR HEAVY OR BULKY SHIPMENTS. WILL BE
COLLECTED ON DELIVERY
5ifsb Hvsnue, sab and sstb Streets nsw York
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IN THE MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY:
MEMS NECIICEE SHIRTS Sl75
USUALLY $3.50 s275 EACH
ARE IN STOCK SUMMER NECkWEAR NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
SILK SILK MIXTURES. FLANNEL
DRESS SHIRTS. PAJAMAS. AND LOUNGlNG ROBES.
AND BELTS. UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY. AUTOMOBILE COATS. BUSTERS
ROBES AND STEAMER
SHIRTS. PAJAMAs. ETC MADE ORDER
BOYS CLOTHING HATS SHOES & GENERAL FURNISHINGS
5lffb Hvsnue, s4tb and sstb Streets. new ycrk
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A SALE OF TRIMMED MILLINERY

A SALE OF TRIMMED MILLINERY
AT $3.50
WILL TAKE PLACE MONDAY ON The THIRD FLOOR: NUMBER
OF LEGI4oRN AND LINGERIE HATS FOR WOMEN HAVING
MADE UP THE OCCASION
AN IMPORTATION OF MOURNING HATS HAS JUST BEEN
RECEIVED FROM PARIS
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%. Altntatt & On.

SPECIAL SALES FOR MONDAY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
As SPECIFIED BELOW:
ON THESE OCCASIONS OPPORTUNITIES WILL BE OFFERED
IN THE FOLLOWING GARMENTS ETC
A VERY IMPORTANT SALE WILL BE HELD
ON TUESDAY. JUNE 21a. OF
WOMEN'S FOUL ARD SILK DRESSES
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
COMPRISING VERY POPULAR STYLES
AT $500
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SUMMER SILKS

COMPRISING IMPORTED FoULARD BoRDERED MARoUIsETTE
NOVELTY CHIFFON Glaze SATIN. PoNCEE
WHITE WASHABLE SILK SHEPHERDS CHECK BLACK SILK ETC
ARE ON SALE IN DRESS LENGTHS AT VERY Low PRICES
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A SPECIAL SALE OF
WOMENs SUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS
FOR WEDNESDAY JUNE 7zs.
kIhoNo WRAPS .WsT AT $1400
LINEN BUSTERS AT 1915, 600 & 3Z5
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF COATS WRAPS
AND sHAWLs IS BEING SHOWN
TRAVELLING AND VERANDAH sHAWlS
INDIA CHUDDAH sEAWIs CHINESE SILK sHAWLs.
SHETLAND AND CASHMERE s4AWIs.
AUTOMOBILE HOODS BoNNETs Wells AND sCARFs
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FOR MONDAY. JUNE 7nh.
IMPORTED DRESS SILKS. DoUBLEWIDTH
USUALLY $3.50 TO $500 AT sleo PER YARD
IMPORTED MARQU1SETTE II INCHES WIDE.
USUALLY $500 & ESQ AT S135 PER YARD
FRENCH FOULARD. 40 INCHES WIDE
USUALLY $500 & $50 AT S1.25 PER YARD
WHITE WASHABLE SILK. 36 INCHES WIDE.
USUALLY s25 AT 72c PER YARD
BLACK INDIA SILK, II INCHES WIDE
USUALLY Csc AT Sc PER YARD
SOLD IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY.
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providing wirhn twentytour ca ih'ne7 " "
cIosets0 O Eel
Whenever grouped the therefor shah moi De ' ~
one, ia one ia : pipe;
o H. - pipe;
Six or five ~ three, = vents on one pPt;
IaT T. or Seven IL > or 2l3. pPe
o vents on
ort vents on one
IA vents on one
of the tIt% ana County
Honolulu hereby amcnde So 0 follows;
INSPECTION.
Plumbing Inspector TO IN
plumbing in Honolulu anu
o
by tins ordnance ne
tnap person
inspected TO nave
of Ordinance fIuohg III
authority enter any o2 ~
llunIdng
of nE cnPe"
shall three INC o
Plumbing lheol
Plumbing complete
l,econ
the each month to the ''ai'
Su
8. hi'O'"
the Of is
Date of introduction, December :, A D 1909
Introduce
w. AYLETT,
meeting OF me boar"
County of Tuesday February = l9lo' ooee
onnt the blowing vote of
Logan Mcoeliah quinn io'"i
| JR-
! Citv andC Clerk of Honolulu
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Oahu Sugar Company, Ltd.

BY order Of the Board of Directors,
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Oahu Sugar Co, Ltd, viii be
held at the office Of IL. Hackfeld &
Co, Ltd, Honolulu, T. H, on Saturday,
February -, 1910, at 8 4. m. for the
purpose of electing officers and trans
acting such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books Of the Com
pauy will be closed from February II
to February I9, both dates inclusive.
f. KLAMP.
S57S Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING,
Eva Plantation Comnanu

Notice is hereby given that The \
nual meeting of the stockholders Of 1
Eva Plantation Company will be ID
at the Office of Castle & Cooke Limits
IN the Stangenwald Building Houolpj
on Saturday, February Goth, 1910, stl
0 clock a. N.
T. H. PETRIE.
Secretary. Eva Plantation COMPANY!
Honolulu, February 9, 1910. 81
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ANNUAL MEETING
kOhala Sugar Comnorr

Notice is hereby given thai ,As :,
nual meeting of the stockholders If i
kohala Sugar Company will be hsld
the Office Of Castle & Cooke Iinitsa
the Stangenwald Building, Honolulu
Monday, February 2Sth, 1910 At 4
a. n.
L. E. BOND,
Secretary, Kohala Sugar COMPANY.
Honolulu, February 9. 1910 I;
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NOTICE TO BONDH0L DERS 4
HONOLULU PLANTATION
COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that pursga|
to the provisions of that certain ND
gage, dated the first day of May, 1. |
1908 which was executed By the 4
NOLULT PLANTATION G0MPAl(
to the MERCANTILE TRUST COZ
PANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, as tn
tee, those certain one hundred 10
of the bonds secured by said mOrgal
and hereinafter designated by III
numbers, were on the Cd day of \
ruarv. 1910. selected, draw2 and de-
mated for payment and redempt1
in the manner provided in said no
gage. Said bonds so selected, dnl
and designated for payment will
paid at the Office of the Company
No. 26S Market street, in the City
County of San Francisco, State Of
ifornia. at the rate of one thoas
10000 dollars per bond, and ats'
interest. on the second day Of
1910. Such bonds shall be surFenaf
to the Company for payment i I,,
ton and cancellation as provides
said mortgage, and interest me
shall cease from said second ga
May. 1910.
The following are the numbers =
bonds 50 selected, drawn ana %
Numbers /. 4. 6, Q, l6, II, - 2,
o., o. ~ o. 101 10fi ly Nv.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE NO. 1852.
Eva Plantation Company.

Eva Plantation Company.
The directors of this corporation
having declared dividend of one per
cent 1fc), Dividend No. 152 is due
and payable on Monday, February Is,
1916. to stockholders Of record at the
close of the stock transfer books, Fri
day, February Is, 1910, at II m.
Stock transfer books viii be reopened
Tuesday, March l, 1910.
CHAS. II. ATHERTON,
Treasurer, Eva Plantation Company.
Honolulu. Feb. Il. 1910. $500
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RESOLUTION 281.

RESOLVED, That the Resolution
Making Appropriations for the Various
Services of the City and County Of
Honolulu, introduced December Z, 1909,
making appropriation for the Queen s
Hospital for six months ending June 80,
1910, reading lone month $4,000;
six months, $69O000' be amended to
read "Hospital Expenses Not Pro-rated
$6900.00."
Dated: January 10, 1910.
Introduced by Supervisor
DANIEL LOGAN.
Approved this Sth day of February
\. d. 1910.
JOSEPH j. FERN,
Mayor.
s5S3-Feb. 10, II, y, Il, 10, l6, II, is,
10 81
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OI3a Sugar Comna,r

The annual meeting of
holders # the Olaa Sugar '4 r STOCK
Limited. has been called s ar gonpaa1
dent for Thursday, February me ne FsE
and Will be held at the boara = 1919
Bishop \ tompany'~ BUILDING ~ rooms On i
street In Honolulu, at > o CID ~ Ds'asl
ON that date. 'ioeh P a
The stock transfer books IN
closed from February 18th :" a, Will b
days inclusive, " -f'n, bot,
\. w. VAN vALKENBIrpo
Dated. HonoIn,n ro, Secretary
S5S7 WV
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ANNUAL MEETING
Hawaiian Sugar On

The annual meeting of the stoel,.,I
ers Of the Hawaiian Sugar ~ ''.Aaa,
held at the office and PRINCIPAL ~ H.
OF business of the company, M ts y
Stangenwald building, on ss,n,,.
February %, 1910, at 10 a. m.
GO, Z. E. PAXTON |
ooOf Secre,,,
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Wahiawa Water Company. Ltd.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Wahiawa Water Company, Limited, will
be held at the Office Of Castle & Cooke,
Limited. in the Stangenwald Building,
Honolulu. on Friday, February ., 1910.
at II clock a. m
f. H. PETRIE.
Secretary. Wahiawa Water Company,
Limited.
Honolulu. February Q, 1910. $3.50
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ANNUAL MEETING
hdllua Plantation ~ -.

1E'II Vdtion Co., Ltd
Inc annual meeting of tho :. \
holders of the Kailua Plaptatioss 'o .
Ltd, Will be held at the Office ."a q
opal place Of business of tba a auu pia|
No. 20S stangenwald building, ON Sa'
day, February IS, 1910, at II e % ~ Aaa
$50 Z. E. PAXTON.
Seera,a
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.

WaIalua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting of the stockholders of the
Waialua Agricultural Company, Limit
ed, will be held at the office of Castle
& Cooke, Limited, i'll the Stangenwald
Building, Honolulu, on Friday, February
%, 1910, at 10 o clock a. III.
T. H. PETRIE.
Secretary Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, February 9, 1910. $3.50
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd.

Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Alexander & Baldwin, ltd.
VIII be held at the office and principal
place of business sof tine company, No,
pos StangenwaId huilding. Honolulu, T.
H., on Monday, February Is, 1910, at
9 a. m.
+. +. PAXTON.
NDS4 Secretary
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5Y AZ HORT
BILL NO. II.

HOUSE SEWERS N THE COUNTY HONOLULU.
BE IT ORDAINED 81 THE PEOPLE OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF
SECTION Section Of Ordinance No. Of the City and County of
.rLuNBNG INSPECTOR
Ioa shan apro5nr aalle Plumbing loI%soe cy and
experience. plumbing
Office Tie salary Of the Plumbing shall be fixed Board
perform ali ena5er provided have Such other
4.flo H. H. son Of oao 40 Of tie City and County
"BoND,
Sections a the 5a s s s ~n 5s uss. aeF@ de e
r s ii the sum of Five updd Dollars (45ooG TSa ni Ton
Inou and @ Officers and agents thsof f.om al eas e n n1D
brought against City and Count" "o an oeeS " s feo
sustained BY any person PERSONS odon by or n Consequence
by such license or by
yoaSo any ons ona by Z ac or person. %. to Whom @
% ! rs: 70 " Ss as&
I e o Hono a any &nn MAY y this po BY the c
person BY AGENTS Or servants a seyS
qualify before the city and County cer the penal
under the LAYS Of the United ~tat and of the Territory Hawaii, may
@e All bonds shall receive the approval Of the Board Of Supervisors
Honolulu 5@'oG y : o'. 9ssa S n@ OF the City ana County
PERMIT.
@ Me- 5 r 9 sof e o Poo or pesGnf 7 firm
NTH following have 9sen Tad Plumbing Inspector therefor
o4 Of @o se1er 3f Gl6 rRovDGo, provision
supply PIPES or emoy@ o's5rueto Pirs~
Honolulu hereby county
"sEorloN IL The term soil pipe herein designate the
@ so BPes b OF sst Or a4 wrought iron pipe not
eo e 3 Of extra 6e s so es n sa 1 b 0 0 1psi
oorn nce ] the roof oG s0F D aG be Pn
on as as ana not terminate wdn9 ten }lo} rect
~ n o5 Of Pa 2 cast 6qa ppes oha dGss S4a 6e
no ease shall double hubs be used EXCEPT vent ngi where the fittings
6 from n m t % be use" y5 te r% a4 Pp snS
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ANNUAL MEETING
,r1,;o,ae Company.

Waianae COMPANY I'D
The annual meeting o. Wv r;n b |
crs Of Waianae COMPANY ". w. Md
at the office Of J. N. Dow 1'earr d
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BITS OF DELAWARE NEWS

Although another new case Of diph-
iberia was reported to the Board Of
Health in Georgetown, the public
schools have been opened and the
board now declares all danger Of an
epidemic past.
At the meeting of the Milton Chris
tian Endeavor Society Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, Janet Mustard was
elected president and Elizabeth Bar
ker, secretary.
The last meeting of the present Levy
Court Of Sussex county was held yes
terday in the Court House. OF the
present members but three viii con-
tinue to hold office, as there are seven
new members TO be sworn in Janu-
arv l.
The pastors of the Milton Methodist
Protestant and Methodist Episcopal
Churches have consolidated I'm holding
a series of meetings each Sunday af-
ternoon for men only in the Jr. o. U
A. NJ. Hall.
| Officers from Howard county, Md.
are searching around Milton foI
Herschel Miller, who is wanted there
on charges Of larceny, receiving stolen
J goods and Jail breaking.