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me ihNitations Ion thu Alpha II dane.
70 De given on the evening II December
ols, VIII he ISSUED TO-DAY and the com
mittce In charge promises That the anal
- 4" De one OF the finest ever held IN
th~ city The dancers VIII hid farewell
t" tnt oid year and welcome the new
and u H. stated that Il special car viii
IttN" mere at one o'clock with the crow
that Will attend from Wheeling
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Missionary Society Meets.

TIE Womsn's MiS~louary society. 81
the kirkwood PreSby terrain church. met
last evening a. the nome Of Miss forne-
iu Hr"okside. ana the time was very
pleasantly spent with 81 program ami
social diversions followed with u SPLEEN
did lunch. Dainty souvenirs were pre-
- nted each guest and the feature 81
the evening was the singing q several
solos
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fnuf fpurut. who was ramue 90 FL.
'tf hNFrfttl ~ order - fhs tuw raf
trustees whom hr vac found o. DO ir
srfl"ua condition ~ hi- room ON guufH
"lffh ffffrt on SUNDAY evening w..
HNilIf 20 stand fha riHuro and ON.
q snf'ri re- short fime after rsachina q .
i~Tt'fufIuu ftaJafivea vsrr rnfumurf
'tffH VIZ Nest~rdnF o. No man rvaa
'fuhFrr here Hui tho viii 30 here O..
.fHt Co TAKE charge ~ the remains
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The work ~ placing new cement Iopr-
irE IN ne "ntIF - tho Tuftist churr %
ia~ been completes and ID makes auft-
81 rrf"tsmeut to the fIiDss Tn.
building was rrcrntiv painted and oshst
nrf"NrW"nts made and ~ 81 Tho best
% condition for the winter
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MissionarN 70 Small

The WOman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the First Pres.
byterian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting NJ tho church this
evening at y O'Clock Mrs. John Nc.
Arthur. who has been n missionary in
lndia for several years. will deliver
an address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10

H. W DWyer. % Wheeling. aa4 III
rested in this city by Omcera Hum
mel and Good Of a charge OF peddIins
produce without o license. lie vas
given a hearing before Mayor Wasa
man. found guilty and fined s. and
costs. He took out a license for one
year
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Missionary soolstiss 70 moet.

tn" Ladies Home ard TprsiEn Nil
rt"lHf -urI~flHs Of the Tfssbytsrlap
uf'h VIII hold "a Joint msetiuE ~ tt-
.hHffh FUdaY evening and a very fr.
t"ffrfiHE ruEram has been arrnuFsf
90 ~. o'rssiOu The subject viii DO
IS ra
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runsraI Yrntardav

~" Iuh-fa 81 the late Airs. Anna
fe-N- t'"k place yert-Tday afternoon
rom u" nome Of her laughter MI
if"Wn on ftfth street and the Inter
t"ent wa made at Rtvcrtirw.
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MARTINS FERRY

j.. y Smith. hose grocerN burned
t"sl"rnaA. viii Open a grocery iu the
Jump store room between Park and Car
'isl" streets ~ noon today and will be
90 hS"t G." see all hiS customers. Both
phones viii be- installed.
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EBw FrLzs DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaires Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House

a meeting Of the Bellaire Socialist
local vas held last evening and ar.
engagements were completed FOR the
lecture 10 De given Friday night ]
j. Fits, o. the Socialist Lyceum de-
partment VIII be the speaker
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rnrsrnl En-. Morning

Tho funeral II the child u NJ AMI
Mrs George HallpE. that died ~ Bar
ton. SUNDAY night. viii be held tnts
morning from tie family home and the
inf"rm"ut Will be made IN - Anthonys
rsmTtFr-.
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. th., hth"rf made ne~sEsary
Teen ordered tr tho Grafton Nan.
fnrt uf romunHt End uIf De- frrf...f
90 soon a. rrr~ited Poo eHmrnu. laa
fuiiIT Or En"d "rd~rr and is as-ufr
'rr 80 rHritiau OF 40 Important lufu..
fft here
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Two Foreigner. Held

from the room 81 q foreigner iu Clarks
hnuiti"u ana tWo friends who wer. the
"ni' ones Ia the room AZ thu time are
being held at The local Jail p-ndiug de-
NsI"pfnfut-. hut ~ seems unlikely auy
,.sr can be mad. aEaImst them
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TIE Eiris bake hall team ~ 90. Hich
school ~tl the ho,s team.
Niru they Eu Co t.titf. FRIDAY evening
ana they expect tu uaA. an even better
snow inE tfu they dII before. ami OF
course IN. BOYS feel sure OF t.,tur,
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The congregation 10 furnish him with
2o0 reasons from those who do moi at
tend church. but who will be present
fo hear them discussed.
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The orstorical Society OF 81. Johns
Catholic church. which will present
The Nautical Knot" az the Etk-
Grand Theater Wednesday afternoon
and evening, held its final rehearsal
last evening A large number OF tick
cts have already been sold. and the
play promises to be a success IN every
Way.
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The Protheon Bib class o. the
Second Presbytoriau church Viii hold
2 meeting 40 The home of Mrs G.. W
Bail on North Harrison street. Fri
day evening OF this weok
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Hr q " guullrf. Who has been visit.
inF iis parents NJ truuIaru wHs in tow
Dc left Tor 1~1tt-burgh. uh,fs h. haa DE-.
Lidsd 20 work 80 bio trade. Swing ur Ifa
FORMER ilHu ~ locating Boo THIS rif.
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detectives . fh- ompan a-- not
IN favor - csftluE "a customers hark
home 20 the disgust and ~annoyarr~ OF
other p~a-s~nE~rs Another drunk wa-
arrested last evening AM viii have ais
hearing TO-DAY.
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Special Meetlnn-

a special meeting Of the Bellalre
lodge OF the Loyal Order of Moose
MI De held in their hall on Union
street Wednesday evening of this
week at 3 O'Clock. A business mems
class Is being formed for New Years
Day' when some Of the prominent
men OF the order will he present.
mayor Charles Wassman will be
asked TO preside. Over three hundred
members nave Joined the order since
me charter was opened. making a to
TAI membership or over six hundred.
anu VIII probably reach the thousand
marx before the charter closes. The
tnree hoors OF the Moose hall are be.
ing renodeied NJ a cost Of $500. and
VIII ne IN readiness for the big time
New Years.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting
or the city fathers will he held this
evening. Several important matters
will be up Tor consideration.
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A fair and festival under tho au.
spices n LOYAL Legion so 20. o o.
4 ", opened iu Armory haU saf1r
day evening end viii continue af
this week
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10 Agents Employed.
II .ENanS
sRIDaEPoRr. OHIO.
Literary Entertainment.

Talent from ceiling Hrflc.p1rr and
Nartfn~ Perry. Viii gather togetltr -
the iark- NJ. r church this evening 90
f-ndrt t literary and musical prograw
tat promises o. Doe q treat and q large
attendance OF IN. col"r-t folks - "a
pstt-l.
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The funeral 90 the lHfs AirH. Kat Dun
Wh" died 80 her home rffsr r Tong iII-
t~ss viii take plnre tomorrow -
and the irfermeut will De- mad. -
NiNerNlsw Csm.tery
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ELK GRAND THEATRE
UNCLE TOMS cABIr-
fridsy. December 18Th
Stetsons BIG Original Double

watch for the Grand Street Parade AZ
room. After school matinee 4iE
Children. i0c, adults. Csc Nisht price.
IS. IS, and soc.
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Council Meetinq.

urged 70 he present. The annual e-ec
lion Of officers will be held.
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Furniture for Christmas. We are
showing the best i-ne OF Holiday
goods this year that has ever been
seen in this city. w were very care
tul IN selecting these goods al the
Grand Rapids market and We would
like TO have your opinion OF our selec-
ton Kindly give US a call before you
buy.
GEORGE b MATTHEWS
lieiulein Block.
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~ Ms plans the mauN friends lac mad.
wHilc a resident here Viii wish hu.,
every success IN his chosen neId OF en-
ueaNor.
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LADY Is ALMOST
CH0KED TO DEATH

rorner Operation For Coitre rsd
fsheo and Woman Was Gradually
Choking 20 Death.
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The M"ndaN Afternoon club will meet
81 ~" nom. 80 Mr. e. e Don't or We'd
f'suai "f tHiS week AT an. invited To-
tatluu
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The regular meeting OF Bellaire
Council No. 81. Y. & s. NJ. will be
held In their hall on Belmont street
Wednesday evening
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lOST-E'renc

toST-French poodle dog. answers
10 h name OF Trixie. Reward If
returned 10 Mrs George Dunlap. aifs
Noble street.
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BRIDGEPORT


Ausuai Fish supper
Hr fIr furuflf. ~ fN.. mont. fe
mrmtera Of fhr local lodge % Nts.I.
bees viii meet ir fIeir rnfi and There
enjoy their annual t1r- fsH suprf
which IHa nlunFs proved Co.. ht n very
ENJOYABLE IraIr and which every mem
Dor makes "a strenuous effort O. attend
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Importer. Breeder and Teacher.
Bell 'Phors 27s-J. National 2ss-J
~ SIXTH street, near walnut.
MARTINS FERRY, o.
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AL ORDERS ron
MONUMENT
WORK

To b- erected this fall should - placed
a. once. thus allowing SUFFICIENT tim.
co.nplet. strictly hiEh class work
We are showing the latest designs %
modern IDEAS ana give each patron
exclusive rsE 70 their selection.
A pbstal card or either Uhons will
bring 20 YOU olf large collection o. de-
sigr- 10 select from.
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FOR SALE
SOC
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING
G. w. ARBAUGH

Guarantee tho hc4t On earth IN.
females, cages seeds. etc. send Or ,
angEHHa 80
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Fine JOB Printing at Star Once.
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.945 OAHU SHARES
SOLD At AUCTION

Three hundred and forty-hye shares
Of Oahu Sugar Plantation Company
stock were sold at auction at noon
today at the j. f. Morgan Company
auction room, under direction of the
directors of the company. The shares
comprised the fractional shares re-
sultant from the recent increase of
the capital stock.
The shares were sold with option
on the part of the high bidder to
take any part or all of the block Of
fered. Only II shares, and these the
first sold, brought 2SH, today's sell
ing price on the exchange. All the
remainder sold for 2S fiat.
The sale was attended by practi-
cally all the brokers and many indie
pendent investors, and the shares
were bid in as follows. J. S. Fleming,
5 at 2S1s; 80, 200, ?, 8 and 20, at 2S;
c. w. Spitz, at 2SB; Major Woot-
en-, 3 at 2SB; p. II. Burnett, 5 at
2S; G. Gorlich, 10 at %; Trent Trust
Co., Is and at Is; Guardian Trust
Co., 10 at 2S; Island Investment Co.,
at 2S.
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MORE DATA ON
SAN CARLOS CO.

Under date OF March %, Alfred d.
Cooper has issued a very interesting
circular letter giving some of the de-.
tails regarding the organization of the
San Carlos Milling Company. not in.
cluded in the prospectus heretofore is
directors, who have agreed to serve
until after the company has manufac-
tured and sold It's first crop of sugar,
are given, and mention is made of a
number of people who have subscrib-
ed for stock.
The circular also gives extracts on
the more important features Of the
enterprise from the report of George
Ross, who went out to the Philippines
to investigate the project.
In estimating the profits that the
San Carlos Company will make, MIR.
Ross figures very conservatively, TAX.
ing &c net as the price to be received
by the company for its sugar. Accord
ing to his figures the yearly earnings
of the company will range from BIG
per cent on 1O,OOO-ton crop to 81 per
cent on a 15,OOO-ton crop.
That there has been a good demand
for the shares Is shown by the fact
that over 100000. or three-fourths of
the company's stock, has been definite.
ly subscribed for and nearly $4,000
more taken under option, This means
that there is only in the neighborhood
of $4,000 still left for subscription
The list of subscribers to date is a
very representative one.
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MUSICAL STUNT
FOR THE CLERK

If the clerk of Judge Robinson S
court is in good voice Monday morn
ing he should be able to sing when
he calls two cases that are set for
trial on that day. The defendants are
Sing Song Sun and Lee Kee Kang,
both convicted in the district court
on the other side of the island of hav-
ing committed the offense of assault
and battery. Each has appealed.
Clerk Simonton is laid up with an in
jured tendon of the leg and can't
sing, so it will rail- to Bailiff Harrison
to do the musical stunt.
The case of e. Myers and Emma
Brasch, charged with adultery, is also
set for trial in Judge Robinson S
court Monday.
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FREE SUGAR BILL
AS PASSED HOUSE

Following is copy Of Bin CH r.
I2121SD reported by the Committee on
Ways and Means to House Of Repre-
sentatives, March 3, 1912:
A bill to amend an Act entitled AN
Act to provide revenue, cqualize du-
ties and encourage the industries of
the United States. and for other pur-
poses," approved August fifth, nine
teen hundred and nine.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That on and after the day
following the passage of this Act,
there shall be levied, collected 001
paid the rates of duty which are pre-
scfdbed in the paragraphs of this Act
upon the articles hereinafter enum-
lerated, when imported from any for
eign country into the United States or
into any of its possessions Except
the Philippine Islands and the islands
of Guam and Tutulia), and the said
paragraphs and sections shall consti-
Itute and be a substitute for para
graphs two hundred sixteen to two
hundred nineteen inclusive, of section
one of an Act entitled AN Act co pro
vide revenue, equalize duties and en-
courage the industries of the United
States, and for other purposes" ap-
proved August fifth, nineteen hundred
and nine
1. Sugars, tank bottoms, sirups of
cane juice, melada, concentrated me
lada, concrete and concentrated mo-
lasses, and molasses, maple sugar,
maple strip, refined sirups, glucose or
grape sugar, and sugar cane, shall be
admitted free of duty.
2. Saccharine, sixty-fve cents per
pound.
3. Sugar candy and all confection-
cry not specially provided for in this
Act or in the first section of the Act
cited for amendment, valued at fifteen
cents per pound or less, and sugars
after being refined, when tinctured,
colOred, or in any way adulterated,
two cents per pound; valued at more
than fifteen cents per pound, twenty
five per centum ad valorem. The
weight and the value of the immedi-
ate coverings, other than the outer
packing case or other covering, shall
be included in the dutiable weight and
the value of the merchandise
Sec. 2. That on and after the day
following the passage of this Act, all
goods, wares, and merchandise so pre-.
viously imported and hereinbefore
enumerated, described and provided
for, for which no entry has been made,
and all such goods, wares, and mer-
chandise previously entered without
payment of duty and under bond for
warehousing, transportation, or any
other purpose, for which no permit of
delivery to the importer or his agent
has been issued, shall be subjected to
no other duty upon the entry or with
drawal thereof than the duty which
would be imposed if such goods,
wares, or merchandise were imported
on or after that date.
Sec. g. That all Acts and parts of
Acts in conflict with the provisions of
this Act be, and the same are hereby,
repealed. ....
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-01
UNION FOR CHRISTIAN EFFORT
FROM EXTENSION MOVEMENT

Denominational lines will possibly
be erased in Honolulu in the course
Of the next few months If the plans
of the executive committee of the
Christian Extension movement do not
miscarry.
An announcement limiting at this
was made by w. A. Bowen at last
nights meeting, and was as follows:
I'VE believe that more can be done
by united action on the part of the
churches, and in order to formulate
plan for future cooperation the
executive committee will meet next
Tuesday morning.
I'VE are glad to announce that the
Christian Extension movement does
not end with this series Of meetings
and the clergymen of the churches
will confer on the project in view of
obtaining united action"
Last nights meeting-the last of
the present series-had the fullest at
tendance Of any and regarding both
the singing and the sermon was the
best meeting of the series.
Bishop Restarick delivered the SER
mon-one of the strongest and clear
est cut arguments for Christianity
that has ever been presented to an
| assemblage in Honolulu.
The King" was the subject taken
by the bishop for his discourse. 1t
was fearless and fiery, and the
straightforward way in which he il
Illustrated his points held his audience
spell-bound for nearly an hour.
The Indifferent are really against
the cause Of Christ" said the bishop.
There are very few people that are
really hostile
"a man judges others from his own
heart and, when he speaks evil about
the lives of others, it is very likely
that he doesn't believe in God. 1t is
sin that leads to scoffing at goodness,
"Those principles for which Christ
stood are the only ones upon which
an individual or nation can be
strong. Civilization takes new out
look and is raised up by this King
There is no place where love and
Righteousness does exis without Chris.
tianity.
Views on Christianity have chang
ed but that does not change the fact
of the Supreme Beings existence. 1t
only enlightens and gives a more
wonderful God"
Eighty-nine boys handed in cards
at the boys meeting in the after
noon, signifying their desire to unite
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-01

A woman never thinks her husband
so unreasonable as when he expects
her to be reasonable.
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NOMINATIONS ON
MAUI AND kauai

WAILUKU, March 30 Republican
precinct clubs met last night and
placed in nomination the following can.
didates for delegates to the territorial
convention to be voted on at the com.
Ing primaries: Second precinct, Homo.
lua, Kaia Pail; third precinct, Lahai.
ma, W. Henning, l.. Weinsheimer, Ed
Waiaholo and William Kaluakini; fifth
precinct, Waikiki, p. Goodness, S. Ke.
liinoi, John w. Kalua, Charles Lake
George w. Maxwell, II. b. Penhal.
low, w. T. Robinson, Enos Vincent,
Charles Wilcox; sixth precinct, Wal
hee, w. j. Coelho, Kanui; seventh
precinct, Puunene, f. f, Baldwin, w.
B. Hardy, Joe Freitas, William Ke-
anu, e. f. Deinert, j. Walsh, j. Vas
comedies, w. Feuerpeil; twelfth pre-
cinct, Hamakuapoko, H. A. Baldwin,
George Kelii, j. Kapihe, p N. Kaho.
kuoluna, Manuel Nunez, NJ S. De.
ponte; fifteenth precinct, Nahiku, H.
H. Kauihou, II. Reuter-; sixteenth pre-
cinct, Hama, J. X. Wailehua, Kaiewe
Paahoa and Kamanawahopu; seven
teenth precinct, Kipahufu, L. L. Jos
eph, J. X. Kapoi, Kamai, Kaiwiaea
Kahele; eighteenth precinct, Kaupo
Hon. J. w. Kawaakoa, A. MARCEL
Aarona.
The Waikiki Democrats nominated
seven candidates for the six seats al
lotted to them. They are 7. B. Ly
ons, H. G. Mossman, A. B. Naone, Tho
mas Clark, Morris Keohokalole, Doc
tor Boote and Manuel Ross. All are
said to favor the nomination Of Col
mel Mccarthy against L. L. McCand
less.
The Republicans are in favor Of
sending a delegation instructed t
vote for Taft as long as his name is
before the Chicago convention, while
the Democrats favor an uninstructeC
delegation.
Kauai Delegates.
LIHUE, March 30.-There was only
one slate at the nominating meetings
on Kauai, so that the following no
minees will be the Kauai delegates:
Niihau, E. X. Kahale; Kekaha, E
A. Knudsen; Waimea, W. o. Crowell
Makaweli, G. F. Rankin; Wahiawa, r
D. Moler; Koloa, c. H. Wilcox; Lii
hue, ]. H. Coney, A. S. Wilcox, c. A
Rice; Kappa, ]. M. Kaneakua, R
Puukui; Kilauea, L. B. Boreiko; Ha
nalei, w. F. Sanborn.
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ELECTRIC WIRE
CAUSES ALARM

An alarm of fire was turned in from
Box 10 at 1925 a. m. today and the
call was answered by the fire depart
ment with their usual promptitude.
Arrived at Beretania and Alakea
streets nothing in the way of a blaze
was seen.
Charles f. Jewell was on the spot,
however, and he told the firemen that
he and A. H. Jungclaus had noticed an
electric wire blazing and had turned
in an alarm.
The firemen thanked the boys for
the exercise which they had afforded
them and returned to headquarters.
If you save green stamps you can
furnish your house free. Call at the
show room, Fort and Beretania st.
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STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock Exchange-Sales
between Boards-$2OOO Hilo 1901 IS,
1OO.5O; $4,000 do, 10000; so Tanjong
Olok Rubber, $3.50; SO Pahang RuD-
Der, 20; 40 Oahu Sugar Co., 2S121a;
1O7 do, 2S.12h.
Session Sales-9 Oahu Sugad Co.,
2S.121a; Haw. Pine Rgts., II; do,
1915; Is do, 1875; 9 Oahu Sugar
Co., 2S121a; so do, %; 20 Haw. Pine
Rgts., 1857; do, 1875; do,
1875; do, 1875; 10 do, 1875; 8
do, 1875; 25 do, 1875.
Notice-For the year 1912 Kahuku
Plantation will pay extra quarterly
dividends of Is cents per share.
Dividends-April l, 1912 - Haiku,
$3.50; Paia, $3.50; Pioneer, 50.
Sugar Quotations-96 deg. Centrifu-
gals, 4.36; IS deg analysis beets, las.
614d. Parity, 5,11.
Egna IDh printinu Of tho Ctar off1na
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with some church Two hundred and
fifty attended the meeting.
Paul Super addressed the mems
mass meeting upon The Call of
Christ. There were several hundred
men in attendance and the meeting
was in every way success. Ed
Towse also spoke.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-01

The imported and domestic cheese
sold in the Metropolitan Meat Mar
ket is of high grade and includes
all varieties.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-01

Outwardly most people are cheer
full givers, but how about the feeling
inside?