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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
LABOR QUESTION Is
BONE OF CONTENTION

The immigration question is all per
vading, Two men. one jag and a mon
keywrench Yesterday figured in an ar
gumeut on the dredger South Bay. The
monkeywrench came out on top; the jag
at the bottom, one contestant IN jail
and the other in the hospital.
The men were james Darlington and
Fred Townsend. whose friendship, OF
the stern and stanch variety, was i'm
paired by nothing except a jag which
had been accumulated by Townsend
The text Of the argument was cheap
japanese labor. 1t is not known who
took which side
Finally Darlington rose up in his
wrath and smote Townsend on the
crown. Townsend retired to spiritual
istic regions while the captain of the
dredger went over to the marine bar
racks to call the patrol harrington
was arrested but was afterwards re
leased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
VOLCANO HOUSE GUESTS.

The following have registered at the
Volcano House since September u:
September 21-Niss NJ. \. Gardener
Massachusetts; Hiss +. Percy. New
York city; Samuel Newman and wife
Buffalo; Miss \. l.. Miller, {. II. Miller
san Francisco; Mrs. &. kIemme, Homo
lulu; c. G. Aver, Boulder. Colorado
Thos. \. O 'Brien, Honolulu.
September GA. j. Welsh, San Fran
cisco
September 23-Joseph Gosper, Ma
poopoo; Henry West, Hiio to Pahala;
W. NJ. Kalaiwa, Kailua; Smith Keao
Pahoehoe, Geo. Kanwe, Waiohinu; J
X. IA, NaaIehu; l.. l.. McCandless, j
Ii. Hakuole, Honolulu; J. ". Pinehaka
H. NJ kaniho, North Kohala; NJ. c. de
3iello. Kona; Gabriel X. Keawehaku
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T. WhittemOre, Homo
lulu.
September 24-Mr. and Mrs. B. X.
Baird, HIIo; ,Jno. a. Scott, Wainaku;
A. Gartlev, Honolulu.
September 25-J Watt, Mrs 7. Watt,
Master \, G. Watt, NJ, X. Watt, Olaa
u. +. McCorriston, Honolulu; R. T.
Guard, lilo; Aloe Man, Oakland; r.
A. Lucas and wife, Stephanie T. Guard,
Hilo.
September 27-Frank B. Benny, Hilo;
Geo. c. Hewitt. Eau; a, Fraser, Ha-
kalau; VIM ]. Clark, Honolulu; Harry
\. Lee, Denver: Carrie Lee Zehring,
Salt Lake City: Mrs Herbert Wood,
Waialua Col. X. L. Billiard, California !;
Carl 7. Lehners. Mrs. Carl J. Lehners,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ne concert and dance at Pavilion
'eaFl City, Eva, viii be given tonight.
The Royal Hawaiian Garage has the
|nest class Of automobiles in the city
pf rent service. Telephone 1910.
nurse leaving for san Francisco
l october would be- willing 20 help
IN Invalid OF children for her fare.
P-,' Of references. Write to Box p.
llEue, Kauai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
The Empire.

Fred Pollard. tenor Of the Pollard
Company, : 10 hold sway at this thea
ter tATs week. Mr. Pollard was an i'm
meuse tayori:e with Honolulu audiences
when he appeared Al the operahouse a
little over year ago and he has lost
none 81 his pleasant voice since then.
The Atttague sisters are back for a
week. better than ever, and viii no
doubt prove as great favorites. The
recent improvements in the ventilation
Of the house is enjoyed by the patrons
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Shiawassee

The Circuit County of Shiawase in Chancer
of the petition of ORAMEL D. FULLER Audioi
General of the State of Michigan for and IN behalf OF SAID oa
for of certain lands for assessed thereon
reading fling the petition of the Auditor General OF
of Michigan, praying Tor decree IN iavo, OF
each parcel of land therein descoeo LOT
charges of land and that such lands
be claimed by the State OF Mchgan
ordered that said petition will be brought on toi
and decree at the January term OF this COURT Z, DC eiu s
A. d. 1910 at the opening OF the Sou W
that day and interested in such lands or par
thereof desiring the lien claimed thereon by inc %
of Michigan taxes and charges or any
shall said Court and he with the cIeik
Of acting their objections thereto on
day of the term OF this Court ABOVE
taken and entered as prayed LOT III saI
titon And ordered that in pursuance OF saa
cree the described in said petition Tor when
be sold for the several taxes,
and charges determined by such decree on ne
Tuesday in Nav beginning 10 o'clock a. On
days subsequent thereto as may pe
marcel thereof at the Office the County Treasurer or at
selected by him at the county
the County of Shawassee Michgan and that e
then and made will be public SALE and eah CO. the
and charges, and the SAFE sna
charged against sush PaIe
conveyance OF the SMALLEST ual
;nerest therein will pay the taxes ana
less than the entire thereol, n
Whole marcel shall be offered sold If any pacel OF hu
cannot sold for interest and ehage s
of the sale, be reofered ana H.
second offer such sale the same cannon DC lo
amount aforesaid the County Treasurer snail piu OH inc '
'ne ss the Hon Seden s. Miner, Circuit Judge and the
Seal of said Circuit of Shawassee County TINS %h uay
of N eSen6' A. u ivy sELDEN S MINER,
NoeaL Circuit Judge.
So" ALBERT L. NICHOLS Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

State of Michigan e,,. :; ch.rcerv.
STATE of Michigan behalf of said State
shows that the list lands hereinafter set torth ana marke9
sSchedule A." contains description of all the lands IN saa
County of Shiawasee which taxes were assessed
Tor which have not peen pau
together with the of such with interest
nuted thereon fixed for SALE and COLLECTION zee a
provided by law, extended against each Oh s
petitioner the Court that said lands were
m the Auditor under the provisions OF Act zoo
a The Public Acts of 1898, delinquent for nonpaymeh 81
said taxes for said respectively and that ad
nj 1900 or prior returned to the Auditor
delinquent under the provisions OF the
laws IN force passage of Act 200 OF the PUBIC he
of 1891 and which remain UNPAID - .o. ,o,d a,.
;ncded in Schedule A. aforesaid for taxes OF io9o OF Oh
nor wear said been sold tor SAID taxes OF
hen beetoforc said delinquent taxes and the sae
sales have been set aside by court o, competent '
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the uaxes
collection fee expenses forth IN SAID oche9me ~:
are the several parcels OF land deseroeo III sa
schedule Il. A., ia ,.x.s nm sa;d de-
scrbed lands unpaid for thn one year
thew delinquent; and the SAID taxes NOT
ben Maid and the due and remaining unpaid
above petitioner prays decree IN Vi
nent of interest zee s
extended in said schedule ne
of land contained therein and IN aeIau
rn o the said computed and extended against
a;d lands that each parcels of land may be SOLO o
NE amounts thereon provided by law 10 pay the e
aforesaid. 49, g, "a.
Dated November 18th, 1902 o,,>,r, n p,u1rp
Auditor General of the State of Michigan Tor ana
in behalf of said State
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

Commencing Is rods
south Of south
line of King
street on east line
of Water street,
east s rods, south
4 rods, west 8
rods, north 4 rods
to beginning -.
A niece of land on
Reserves I and 2,
bounded on east
by west line of
block 2. running
to Shiawassee Riv-
er; on the west
by center line
north and south
of block I, run
ming to river;
north by Williams
street, south by
Sb;an.,Seaa Rtyer
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

Lots IL and IL.
Lots l and 2......
Lot z ..........'
Lot 5 ...........
Lot 2 ...........
Lot 8 ...........
Lots 9, 10, ii and
IL. .......'..
East 90 feet of
north 19l feet of
out lot 2. .......
Towns
East part of east so
acres of n e A..
South part of west
"a of n e ~.
S e "a of n W u ex.
cept a piece of
land 20 rods north
and south by AZ
rods east and west
in southeast cor
ner of section,
sold to ]. ]. Pea
cock. ........
S c "a of S W "a of
n W "a except rs
feet off east side
for road and ex-
cept SIS feet 2
inches off west
side. .........
S e Il of n W "a.
East part of north
part of west part
OF n. W. "a,
bounded north by
highway, east by
Converse addition,
south by land of
c. ]. Gale, west
y by land of Chas.
Helmore .......
South Is acres of
west "a of north
west d except
right of way of
ID. G. III. < NJ.
Ry.. and A. A.
Ry and lot owned
by Harriet Mitch
ell, bounded as
follows: Beginning
at a point on west
line of Norton
street, "a feet
north of southeast
corner of west "a
of northwest "a,
thence north so
feet, west 80 feet,
south so feet, east
to beginning -.
A piece of land
bounded north by
land of Helder-
brand, east by
Wisner stree I,
south by ID. G. II.
& NJ. X R., west
by highway.
Northwest u of
southeast ID -.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07


Lot .......... s433 1913 2H 90 II 63
J. IL Leverock's Subdivision of Out Lot s.
Lot % '.... $40 1so "a s93
A. L. & B. o. Williams Subdivision of Out Lots and ::
Tot ia ......... 264 719 II 1 90 SO "a
TOWNSHIP North of Range East
Gee
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

$40 90 IS 100 5 80
.ot A, Dura Land Co.'S Second Addition.
Blk.
6 1S5 48 OF 100, $40
,ot d, Durand Land Co.'S Second Addition.
Blk.
80 377 90 Is 100 $50
80 30o 80 IL 100 sol
Land Co.'S Third Addition.
Blk.
10 10 so Isl 81 100 Is S.
| Land Co.'S Third Addition.
Blk.
20 1900 zoo 1903 100 IS 10
rs 76 20 03 100 199
of Durand Land Co.'S Fourth Addition.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

South 4 rods Of
north u of lot 8.
North 52H feet of
south Il Of lot 8
East u of west "a
of lot le........,
com m e rsisg at
southwest corner
of east = Of lot
10. west 9 rods 9
3/12 feet, north 4
rods 3 3/12 feet,
east Q rods 9
3/lz feet. south TO
bepinning. go.
North 4oH feet Of
lot IL .........
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-07

I o m m c II eng lou
feet north of
southwest corner
of out lot c.
thence north 144
feet, east Ill feet,
south LA feet,
west Ill feet to
beginning ......:
A piece of land
commencing 285
feet north of
southwest corner
of out lot c,
tn e &c n or t h
142 II feet, east
Ill feet, south
l42h feet, west
Ill feet to begin
ming .........
Subdivision of Out
Lot ] .............
Subdivision of Out
Lots IS, 10, IL, Is,
l9, 20, 81, 22 and
23 ..............
North " of lots
"a, Is, rs, 81 and
20 ...........
Duran
Lot IL ............
Duran
Lot z ............
All of out lot <,
south of Kent
street ........
Steele's Subdivisio
Entire exceDt lots l.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
WOOD WRITES Of
PROMOTION WORK

II. p Wood, writing from Atlantic
City on June 80 to the Promotion Com.
mittee, reports as follows:
81 was pleased to have the Philadel-
phia passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific Railway CO. stop in last even
ing and state he had just sold six
tickets to China and Japan and that
the parties buying had insisted upon
long stopover in Hawaii having
become much interested in the islands
through repeated visits to our exhibit
here
Last evening our boys gave four
or five numbers at the musical arrang
ged for the entertainment Of the mem-
bers of the Medical Society of New
Jersey, now in session here. During
the evenings we had coupons, each
good for a drink Of pineapple juice dis
tributed with our compliments.
"A number of the doctors have
been in this morning. They are ali
well informed as to the valuable pro
properties possessede by the pineapple
and speak in the highest terms of our
canned pinapples and the pineapple
juice
Letters were also received by tho
committee this morning from Mrs.
Headlee, telling of her work in Seat
tie. She had given a NUMBER of well
attended lectures there one of then
being before the quests of the Washing
ton Hotel She was contemplating q
trip to Portland in a short time II
her letter Mrs. Headlee states thai
H. P. Wood has written. cordially en-
dorsing her work in the northwest.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
KAIMUKI WANTS
A FIRE STATION

Residents OF KaimuH and the nei h
boring districts have taken up I'm a
promising way with the fire chief the
subject OF a fire station to be located
close to the proposed new park near
Telegraph Hill.
What they want out there is an auto
truck carrying a chemical engine and
apparatus They argue that while the
initial cost of such a plant would be
considerable, the upkeep would be so
small that it would become a cheaper
permanent proposition than the horse
drawn engine. For instance, there
would be saving of about 500 per
month in feed and care Of three horses
and three men, as against six or seven
would be sufficient to handle the ap.
paratus.
1t is pointed out, too, that from the
park site the land slopes in the direc-
tions of Palolo, Waialae, Kapahum
and Waikiki, making it easily possible
to reach any point in either of those
localities in from two to four minutes.
A rustic, comparatively cheap, but
appropriate building figures in the
plans.
Kaimukiites point out, as an argu-
ment in favor of the station that the
district is building up so rapidly that
under the general rules it will be IN
able to obtain fire insurance out there
at all in the near future, unless the
protection sought be forthcoming.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
REVERSES ORDER
Of ORIENTAL TRIP

Fred L. Waldron has reversed the
order of his China trip, and in place
# returning via Australia will go by
way of Australia ana return through
the Orient This decision has just
been reached and Mr.. and Mrs. Valid
ron will sail in the Mariana July %,
for Sydney. After tour of the prin-
cipjal cities of the Southern continent,
they will sail for China, joining the
party of Chamber or Commerce ira.
velers perhaps in Hongkong.
1t is calculated that the tour of
China will take up six or seven weeks
of time. From that country Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldron> will proceed to Japan
for tour and will arrive back in Ho
nolulu in December.
This arrangement will give the
Waldron the benefit of a private tour
and at the same time enable them to
fulfill all engagements with the com
mercial party In the Orient. Mr.. Wald
dron stated this morning that they
might call at Manila, but that this
feature of the program was still lit
tie unsettled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
PAPERS FILED.

The following papers were filed yes
terday for registration:
John f. Grace and wife to Henriet-
ia Quincy, deed.
A. Kaubau and wife to w. B. Asa
deed.
w. p. Asa and wife to A. Kaukau,
deed.
r. G. Ross and wife to H. Sing
Fook, deed.
San. Ant. Port. Ben. Socy. of Hawaii
to Joao T. Verdino, deed.
! William G.. Irwin & Co., Ltd, by TT
to Walter F. Dillingham;, deed.
Henry c. Burns and wife to Franl
e. Thompson, IT., deed.
Trent Trust Co., Ltd TT, to Wonl
Chez, release.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, to Y. Nishi
motto, b. S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12

though they did not get out into the
oil and gold countries, they investi-
gated at San Francisco the various
properties i'm which Honolulu people
are Interested.
Mr. Giffard thinks that the matter
OF over production of oil Will adjust it,
self. The new Federai law respecting
such properties will serve as a check
to over production, ana mammoth
schemes for distributing the oil will
increase consumption and correspond
ingly reduce the supply.
It is learned from one Of the gentle
men that Captain Matson and his as
sociates have been particularly forum
ate in getting in on the ground for;
and it appears that Honolulu investors
generally, IN oil. have been on the
right tack.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
THE Stroke THAT
CAME TO HON0KAA

The crash that has come to Homo
kaa stock resulted from a report
brought to the city on Saturday. The
information came from reliable
source and being disseminated by
reliable persons, was accepted as be-
ing true. In a short time yesterday the
report had circulated all over the bust
ness section, and there was, in con
sequence, a scramble to sell Honokaa.
San Francisco was communicated
with by cable and some large blocks
were unloaded at a figuree around
S19125. In the meanwhile there was
almost panic locally in regard to the
stock it being offered at a sweeping
discount with no buyers in sight.
The report from Honolaa it must
be understood, has nothing to do with
future crops, but concerns only the
one which has now matured and is be-
ing taken off The original estimate
on this crop was 1000 tons. Six
months ago, on account OF the exceed
ingly unfavorable weather conditions
this estimate was cut to 10000 tons. In
the past dozen days it has been found
that the cane is running unusually and
Unexpectedly low in juice-some say
Ay one ton of sugar to ten tons OF
cane. On this account a rough esti
mate (Which arrived Saturday, reduc
ed the total tonnage to 5000.
This is a bad report, indeed. 1t is
understood, however, that the planta
ton will continue it's half per cent
dividend; but if this estimate of large
shortage prove correct, there will bt
little chance of increase before the
last half of next year.
The present growing cane will re
ceive the benefit of the new waite
from Hamallua ditch and will, almos
without doubt, prove of very fin'
gu tlity, running high in juice. But thu
harvest of this cane is yet grea
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
JUST THAT WAY.

There were two men waiting on tho
corner for the same car, and after
each had something to say about tho
wretched old line one quoted:
81 see the summer hog abounds on
our Hne?"
yes, indeed"
Gets an end seat and you have to
climb over him"
Sure"
Sticks to it as if he was nailed
down"
"He does"
"And nothing can make him asham-
ed of himself"
Not thing"
Il take pleasure in calling such men
hogs right to their faces"
so do l."
And I'd like nothing better than TO
have one of them sass back, so as TO
give me an excuse to plug him.'
Just my feelings"
And then the car swung around the
corner, and the two men jumped Tor it
ami secured end seats ami settled
down to defend them with their lives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory of
Hawaii.-At Chambers-In Probate.
I'm the Matter Of the Estate of
Charles Frederick Hart, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the last
Will and Testament of Charles Fred
erick Hart, late of the City and
County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, deceased, with a codicil thereto,
has been admitted to probate by the
above Court, and Letters Testament
airy granted to the undersigned,
Rebecca Hart and T. Give Davies,
both of Honolulu aforesaid, the Exec
utriX and Executor respectively nam
ed in the said VIII. All creditors of
the deceased or of his Estate are here
by notified to present their claims,
duly authenticated and with the pro-
per vouchers, if any exist, even
though the said claims may be secur-
ed by mortgage upon real estate, to
the said Rebecca Hart and T. Give
Davies at the office of Theo H. Davies
& Company, Limited, Kaahumanu
street, Honolulu, aforesaid, within six
co months from the date hereof
(Which is the date of the first publica.
ton of this notice.; otherwise such
claims, if any, shall be forever barred
And all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to make
payment to the said Rebecca Hart and
7. Give Davies at the above address
Dated at Honolulu, T. H., July 18th
1910.
REBECCA HART,
T. Give DAVIES,
Executors.
Holmes, Stanley & Olson, Attor
neys for Executors.
5ts-July 10, 10, 26, Aug. 2, 8, 1910.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
A BIG SCRAMBLE ON
FOR OLAA And MCBRYOE

morning session $685. was bid and
$6625 asked for the stock
Honokaa appeared to be in demand
but at reduced figures. on the board
20 shares sold at SO and 10, S, So, so
and 100 at $1S.75. At the close $1S.625
was bid and $1S.75 asked for the stock
-Four sales of Onomea we're reported
they being 20, IS, 10 and 10 shares at
$4S. At the close SAL 80 was still bid.
The last previous sale had been at
$47.
Sales of 10 and 90 Waialua were re-
ported at $1,000, but this morning the
stock was weaker, being offered at
$13O50, with $129.5O bid
Sales of 20 and 10 Oahu were made
at S32.75, more being offered this
morning at the same but bidding hav-
ing dropped back to S29.50.
Five shares of Tanjong Olok rubber
sold at $3S, which was considerably
below its former basis.
On the street small sale of $500
Hilo Railway skies found buyer al
S1OO.5O.
It will be observed that in all Of
the trading only a few stocks were
concerned. Attention is confined al
most exclusively to the cheap stocks
their periodical season of activity ap
pearing to be on in full force. Drawing
precedents from the past, it WOULD
seem likely that all cheap stocks will
go higher before a shift is again made
to the higher priced, stable stocks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
STOCK BROKERS
BACK FROM COAST

William Williamson, president Of
the Honolulu Stock and Bond Elk
change, and Harold B. Giffard, Of the
stock brokerage firm OF Giffard &
Roth, returned by the Wilhelmina this
morning from San Francisco. Al
UX%x1XxX@x&x1xSxxxXx1X&x&u
work out the details of the plan which
will almost certainly be put into effect.
The idea is to bring water from the
east side of the mountain range, to be
used at high levels on Oahu plantation.
The plan is admittedly feasible, but
the effort now is to accomplish the
desired results as cheaply as possible.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
JoReENsEN TO wAlPAHU.

Jorgen Jorgensen, the expert civil
engineer who completed the great Ha-
makua lower ditch system, has been
detained in the city by the agents of
Oahu plantation for the purpose of go
ing thoroughly into the matter of tun-
Melting for water at Waipahu. He will
spend two weeks in the mountains
there, and in that time will be able to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
MR.. MORGAN RETURNS.

James F. Morgan, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, accompanied
by his daughter and son, returned by
the Wilhelmina this morning from
the mainland. The business man is
in quite good health, but owing to ar
duous travel and broken rest, has re-
NAMED quietly at home today. He
expects to be in business harness to-
morrow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12

The street drive since noon yester-
day for McBryde and Olaa stocks has
been little less than a scramble. The
highways and byways we're searched
for the stock, and all Sorts OF combina-
tions We're made to pile up the blocks
for the purpose of negotiation. While
very large number of shares were
drawn into transactions, the demand
seemed to be unsatished, and when
the session of the Stock Exchange
closed this morning both stocks were
higher than before since the boom
started.
Yesterday three brokerage concerns
let go large lots of McBryde which
they had been reserving for clients.
but the stock was quickly snapped up
and did not seem to check the advance
at all. Other lots appeared and were
as promptly taken.
When the board opened this morn
ing the following reports of sales were
made 100 McBryde at $5.S75; $50, $50
COO $50, 200, 500, $50, So, so, 80, and
So at Sc. On the board % shares SOLD
at $6.125 after which the same was
bid for more, but holders were de
handing 1925.
Olaa appeared to start ct 1921 al
which so, co. zoe, and 300, were solt
on the street. Then there were 44U
60, 20, 100 and 20 at $6.S75, followed
by 20, and 20 at $50. On the boarC
this morning 80, 10 and % shares sol'
at the latter figure. At the close of tn,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
CASTLE RETURNS.

James 3. Castle was a returning pas
senger by the Wilhelmina this motr-
ing from Boston, where he had gone
to appear in the Lowrie case. Mr..
Castle left Honolulu on March 90, so
had been away little Ger three
rCnths