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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-15
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Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 O'Clock
in her home on Mulberry street.
During the afternoon chocolate cakes
and mints we're delightfully."- served
to the young guests by the hostess,
Among those Who attended we're
Misses Ethel Hess Opal Cox, Frances
Moore, Marguerite Williams, Frances
Osborn i1ena Posi- and Ethel Grlbble.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-15

good character in Irish Billy West
as Mackey Murphy and as funny
little Hebrew school boys Is
scream and works up the comedy
with the Dutch teacher to perfec
ton. The Basseil sisters and Doe
Richmond complete tie clever act
There are four other acts in, the
performance, Louis g. Kramer a.
the boy soprano being d good pnei
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-15
Dance We'll Attended,.

Quite a number of guests attended
the informal dance given in Hoffman
Hall Saturday night and fine pro-
gram of dance music was rendered
by the orchestra in charge.
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With Mrs. Deison..

The study Department Of Che
Marcato, Club Will hold meeting
tomorrow night at 1880 O'clock in.
the home OF Mrs. f; B. Deison on
Lee street With Miss Bessie Byrd
leader of the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-15

The cadenza orchestra will render
a delightful program Of dance music
this evening at the leap year dance
of the 1912 Club which will be held
in HOFFMAN Hall,
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cub Recital.

The Marcato Music Club win give
IA club recital in the ASSEMBLY room
of the Waldo hotel Saturday after4
noon at 3 o'clock. The program will
libe in charge .oti MISS Cora Reese
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NEST little musical comedy that has
been seen here this season

The clever little -sEiel, sisters,
seven and nine years old. are a big
fe;eure of the show and are quite
at home with their audiences. .They
deserve much credIt for excellent
acting. sparry Wayne as typical
Dutch school teacher is very anus
ins. Louis Ktikle makes very
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MUSICAL I.
Comedy is Making a Big
Hit at the Victoria
Theater.

Gallagher and Wayne are pre-
senting splendid little musical
comedy entitled 'Frolics of the
Day" the first half CT this week at
the Victoria theatre on West Pike
street. This Is said to be the fun-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-15
TichenaI.Gninn.

In the study of the First Baptist
church, Mr. William W. Tlchenal, Of
Adamston. and Miss Bertha E. Quinn,
If clarksburg, were united in mar
rage at o'clock Saturday afternoon
by DR.. Taylor the pastor. Mr..
Tichenal is graduate of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis
and during the spanish-American war
was captain in the navy, which po-
'ition he recently resigned, preferring
he life of private citizen. He and
his bride will make their home at
Adamston.
Hostess of Violet Club.
Miss Virginia Alexander was the
pleasant hos.ess of the Violet Club
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Hostess Of Violet Club

Miss Virginia Alexander was the
pleasant hoe.eas of the Violet Club
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VOLCANO expert
IN HONOLULU

Professor T. A. Jaggar, the volcano
expert, who has been making lnvesti-
cations Of the crater Of Kilauea for
the past few months, has returned
to Honolulu for short stay and win
give a lecture before the Engineers
Club at the Mckinley. High School
tomorrow night. The lecture will be
Illustrated with steroptican views. On
october Is he viii give another talk
before the Commercial Club.
Professor Jaggar stated this morn
ing. that just yet he. ID not prepared
to give a report on his investigations
Of the volcano, except that IL is very
quite at present. He was not there
at the time the earthquake was felt
on Hawaii, but Just what effect the
shock had on the volcano will be
made known later by his associate,
Mr.. Wood, who was there at the
time.
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Will Of LATE
JUDGE IS READ

The will Of the late Judge A. s
Hartwell was offered for probate In
the Circuit Court Of Judge Whitney
YESTERDAY afternoon and A. w. Car
ter was appointed executor. with A
r. Judd. Sherwood Lowreg and John
Marcaliino - appraisers of the es
tate. All Of Judge Hartwell's mill
tary trappings. which he had KEPT
for nearly fifty years. are wiiled e
his son Charles Anterior Hartwell.
The latest will of record WIS plac
ed on file. This was executed April
-, 1912, In the presence Of the chic
clerk and stenogrspher Of the Slr
preme Court and named his son and
a. w. Carter as executors, to serve
without bond. 1t sets forth that the
homestead on the nlauka side Of Judd
street is bequeathed to the daughters
Bernice and Dorothy, with ali goods
and chattels except the oil portraits
civil and military commissions, sa
bers, sword belt, sashes and books on
military subjects, which are be
queathed to the son.
All the furniture and chattels of his
house at South Natick. Mass, also
are left to Charles Anterior Hart,
we'll, and the HRrtwell family plot al
Nuuahu cemetery is wiiled to the
daughter Edith. After all debts are
paid. the remainder Of his property Is
% be divided equally AMONG the
CnlluEeHs - 4
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BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. z2s

BE IT RESOLVED by the. BOARD
of Supervisors, of the City and Coun
~ Of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
that the sum Of One Thousand Dol
lars j (S188e .0e), be and the same il
hereby appropriated out of the Per
nanent Improvement Fund, of the
Treasury of the City and County OF
Honolulu, for an account known. as
Construction Waianae-Ewa Road.
Introduced by Supervisor i, q. ~
:. ....s--. ~ EBEN P. LOW.
Honolulu, October Is, 1912. a.
At a regular: meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of the City and Csun-
ty of Honolulu held on Tuesday, Oct,
tober Is, 1912, the, foregoing Reso;u,
ton was passed on First Reading
and ordered to print on the following
vote of the said Board:
Ayes: Amana, Kruger, Low, Nc.
C1ellan, Murray; total 5.
! Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Arnold,
Dwight; total 2.
E. BUFFAHDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
536S-3t.
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73B5fEtIsiER,
hARlIGplER
RECORD

The Great Register was closed
last night at midnight with the total
registration of 1852, the largest mum,
Der ever toialled in Honolulu. As yet
the City Clerk and his assistants
have not had time to figure out the
total registration from the various
districts, but this will be completed
within two days. At midnight all of
the candidates for county offices had
filed their nomination papers, includ-
ing those of the candidates for, the
Republican anIlt Democratic parties
and those running independently.
The weary crowd that filled the
corridors OF the city hail last night
was the last of the eligible voters,
and they waited patiently for those
in front to register and pass out. II
was slow work, but as fast as the
clerks could they passed the voters
along to City Clerk Kalauchaiani,
who swope them on their affidaEits.
|. At eleven o'clock there were forty
voters standing three deep before the
RAID in the clerks Office; Hawaiians,
Chinese. Americans, British former
soldiers and sailors, rich and poor,
alike, stood perspirfng and waiting for
their turns At twelve o'clock the
book was officially closed by the
clerk, although all who happened to
be in the room at that time had their
registration affidavits filled In and
sworn TO-.
In 1910 the registration was 74S1,
making the increase this wear about
$50 and it was expected that the re-
gistration this year would easily go
to 5000. -. -, ?. y;
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory of Hawaii. In
Probate. At Chambers. In the mat.
ter OF the Estate Of Alfred s. Hart.
we'll, deceased; Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that The nn.
dersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as executor of and un-
der the viii Of Alfred s.. Hartwell,
deceased. All persons indebted 10
the estate Of Alfred S. HartWell, de-
ceased. are hereby notified 10 make
Immediate payment to the nndersigu-
ed at his office in the Stangenwald
Building. Honolulu. And all credit
ors of the estate of Alfred s. Hart
well. deceased, are notified 10, present
their claims. duly verified and with
proper vouchers attached Qf any
exist. even though suclN claims be
secured by mortgage of real estate,
to the undersigned at his said office
within six months from the first
publication Of this notice. (which is
the DATE hereof1. or within six months
after the same shall become due, or
such claims win be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, October 16, 1912.
u. ALFRED w. CARTER,
Executor OF and Under the VIII OF
Alfred S. HartMeil, deceased
Thompson, Wilder, Watson & Ly-
mer, attorneys for executor. 81
1865 Oct Is. "a 30; Nov. 6, Is.
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.llIllIAlN st.
REMEMBEREDIN
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Pupils Observe Annual Day
with Exercises in Institution
Named for Princess

Today is the. birthday of. Princess
Kaiulani, and, In commemoration OF
the benefactress, appropriate exer.
cises were held this morning by the
teachrs and pupils of the Kaiulani
School. The assembly hall was FITTING.
g decorated, and, Mrs. Nina L. d,
Fraser, principal. and her able star OF
assistants had arranged good pro-
gram. sr,...@+,~ r-,~ <5~.,. --.~ ~ . 80 ~ee =,
The portrait of Princess Kaiulani
which occupied prominent place on
the stand was decorated by the. girls
with lima, MALE and other leis. At
die foot OF the easel were placed bou-
quets of roses, crysanthmum and "rner
flowers, which. we're dear'to the late
Princess. Z - - -
Princess Kaiulam was born October
is, 1876, and, had she ived, would
have been thirty-seven years of age
today. ,.".,.. 80
The singing of the Kaiulani song by
thss girie VAS perfect Ans evidence
cf their good training BY TIE teaehers
The pupils .pronoAueea the Hawaiian
words Alearly and with precision.
The pupils recited the poem which
49, -, = - lsts. nrsecess - s.
The SINGING of the Raiulani song.
which Is dear to the heart Of Hawai-
fans not only on account of its mar
e. - 80, e s, - vreat
- -. W.. - 90 -
After fhe firet asaa,nhlv ~ tha mn.
sre 49, -. ~
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expert TR0SEI
- .ssts.s.ss-s tsiSsa e.assiss 5

Sstag * E1,sasz EJtsEss fSGtk = Ystzts 4s ~
AZ Continues ffD,n Aars 4, y
waii = little snare than q year ego 10
take Sharge OF the expenditure Of
about $6D0, Q0e which that island bed
decidea ~ invest i In highway IN
prQEeNneHt6s A4ss sTis;ssssa 4ssEz s.tSstsssts-
'The anpoiRtmept u made pldnckr
pally on the strength Of Nh RishoRs
record Which has proven him capable
|of .handling large affeir& ~ bddition
to that. have receiyed numerous Ee.
concentrations fer, hlas 1any men
copsing voluntarily with sugfestions
et other names. SAYING, Ehe4z 4 asked
what they thought OF BISHOP; On,
well OF course II EoNs can get him
he's the best man for the place s.
MT. Bishop il ~ comparatively
young man, about thirty-fiye yeaEs 81
are, end resides with his family ct
Hilo. He ufQbably VIII arrange to
rernope HIS home from that city to
Honoinlu 1befone taking charge gof his
new office here. assassse rs , i
He comes highly recommended from
the members Of the hawaii loen fund
commission, each member OF which
has spoken q good word in his behalf
since the matter of the appointment
has been under consideration. The
Governor has had Bishops name be
fore him for the last four or five
months. .@ <F'r 49,
Bishop came TO- Hawaii about q
year ago from New Yerk. where he
was State highway eAgineer. The
Hawaii loan fund coppmlssisn wished
10. secure an expert road engiReer
and Bishop was secured by A. w. Car.
ter and tho other members OF the
cemmission and brought to Hawaii.
He. has been heEe. the necessary
length or time to qualify Tor, the posi-
ton. gET IA nTFIH Il
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HARBOR NOTES.

2 !. { 7 - b
y The bark s. G. Allen. leaving here
on september %, is reported to have
arrived at Puget Sound ports on Mon
day. 52z ~
The Oceanic liner Sierra. with
about sixty.fixe cabin passengers, is
to sail for San Francisco at noon Sat,
urday. eas. 9ss. ( -. 81,
n A number of recent arrivals from
the luainland took passage in the
steamer Mauna Kea for the volcano
this morning. =: : -
The MRtson Navigation freighter
Hyades, from Honolulu and Hiios has
arrived at San Francisco with q tub
shipment of sugar. {, -. ~ A.,
Fuel oil consigned to the local
branch OF the Standard Oil Company
is dine to arrive here in the Ameri'
can tanker. Maverick ,.z's.., -
The Pacific NAH liner Korea from
San Francisco, due to arrive here on
Friday morning, is listed for dispatch
FOR the Orient at, five O'Clock In the
evening. ias 80. .-.- . x
Passengers and mails leaving Ho-
nolulu in the MRtson Navigation
steamer WiIhelmina are reported TO
have arrived at San Francisco at
O'Clock yesterday morning.
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Per stmr. Claudine from Hawaii and
Maui ports:--S. e. Rothway, 8. a
Keyston, w, G. Carr, r. Netrock. Rev
L. K. Kakani, H. e. Palakito, H. Reut
er. T.. H. Gibson, J. Carlo. Mrs. H. G
Vida, A. Fernandez, +. Fennedy, F.
Medeiros, Mrs. T. Chan, e. Noah. Rose
Alexander. Mrs. Nunez, Mrs. Richard
son, Miss E. Wilcox, Mrs. ]. Clement
H. M. Noda, Mrs. H. Hogan, Miss p
Kinglet, NJ Kalei K. Y. Toda. ]
Gomez, A. Ventura, j. ]. Hur1, Il
Dlggs, Miss MacTaggett, VIM Henning
>. +. Ruck, w. M. Giffard, T. ". King
A. N. Vierra, Mrs. L. Alan. S. B. San
ford. 49, @
Per stmr w. G. Hall from Kauai
forts-M Fernandez, w. ]. sheldon
H. Fat, Chang Kee, Miss N. Winstead
Z. Crawford, 81 deck. srss.
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WEATHER TO-DAY

Il. Honolulu, r. H., Oct. 1S, 1912.
Temperatare-6 a. m. 76. 6 q m
go, 10 q. m. 81, IL noon 50, minimum
last night 76 ~. - ess ~-
Winds .. M 8 miles, E; 8 q. m
II miles, NE; la. m. Il miles. NE;
IL noon - miles, NE Movement
past ~ hours 29S nliles.
Bar0metef at 8 q. m, 30.04; dew
point at 8 q. m, So; relative humid
fly, & a. H. 81; absolute humidity
C.232. Total raiAfalI during past "a
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SEALED. TENDERS will be reeeix
cd at the office of the Maui Loan
Fund Commission. at Wailuku, Maui
+. H., until 1000 A. NJ, Saturday
November 9th, 1912, and then opened
for the construction of the portion oil
the Maui Belt Road from Nahikn &c
Kaenae, according to plans and speci
fications. ..a .
Copies of plans and specifications
and other information may be had
upon application to r. A.. Wadsworth
Secretary of the Maui Loan Fund
Commission or at the office Of the
Superintendent of the Department OF
Public Works at Honolulu, T. H. A
deposit of $500 will be required foE
the safe return of such plans and
specifications. =
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. s.-..
Tenders must be- made on forms
furnished by the Commission and
must be accompanied by a certified
check amounting to not less than 80
of the amount of the tender.
R., A. WADSWORTH, =
Secretary Maui Loan Fund
Commission.
536S-0et 16, 10, %, 26, 80, Nov 2, s,
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The schooner Kona. now at Hana.
Maui where fun shipment OF sugar
win be taken on, Is expected will soon
Eet away for San Francisco. This YES
sci brought Australian coal to Ahukinl
Kauai. Upon the discharge Of this fuel
the vessel will proceed TO Maui Tor
Sugar.
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pEuTscH EvANGEliscH-LuTR.
I Ehfect4E GEMEiHlDE 70
HONOLULU. -. :.
ANZEIGE.

ANZEIGE. s,...4
Herr Faster EngGlhafdt Nard Solin.
tag den 2otea October, Won Herrn
Pastef Isenberg waehrend des Gottes.
dienstes xon 11d2 Ehf yormittags in
sein Amt eingefuehrt werden.
ALE KircheBMitEliederp 3 W 1 e
Freunde der Kirehe wentien. a dieser
KircheRfeier herElichsts eingeladen.
Der Kifchengonstaad,
-. j. +. HAEKFELD,
Stellvertr. yorsitzeHdef und Kai,
serlich Deutschef Kensui !. ".
5365-Oct. u, 16. Is, 10.
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vessel for San Francisco by the way
of Ksh1lai, Kaanapah, port Allen anG
Hilo 5on or about six>sEclock tomor
row evening, the Vessel to discharge
a quantity Of general cargo and lum
Der at the several ports OF cal
while q supply Of island sugar will
be. loaded at Hilo.
The Hiionian may be given a con
siderable consignment Of preserved
.pineapples. II.
: tsss, = s.sss.r. =, y -. -. - 4.
Much Difhcultys In Rsisips American
TRANSPORT. J.
Operations have begun Tor raisng
the Isunkens u, s. Army transport Lbs.
cum foundered mysteIaousiy outside
the Old Dock in Shanghai River on the
night of August 9Th. According to
Shipping and Engineering, cofferdam
built OF q douhle row of deeply-driyen
piliug with sfilling between, viii be com
structed on three sides OF the vessel
ia abont Is feet of water, the dock,
head serving as the fourth side. When
this is completed the cofferdam will
&c pumped out with the aid OF the
dock pumps and the ship relocated. II
is estimated mat the work win oc-
eupy two months and cost tbs. 1000.
The Liscum was insured against total
loss for aI5,000. !.
veIcans Interests MaUpa kea Pas !
seneefs. -
The volcano will prove a mecca for
q number of the passengers who de,
parted for Hawaii this morning in
the Inter-Island steamer Mauna Kea.
The flagship Of the coasting fleet
sailed at ten o'clock taking a. fair.
sized list Of travellers. A delegation
Of Filipinos and others sailed in the
vessel for the various ports along
Maui and Hawaii.
Few Passengers In the claudine.
"A small list of passengers and little
freight arrived in the Inter-1sland
steamer claudine, returning from a
regular visit to ports along Hawaii
and Maui The vessel brought %
bales hides. 40 empty containers, 123
packages sundries.s Smooth seas and
light winds characterized the home
ward voyage. ].
Another British Steamer Sold 10 Dap
anese.
The British steamer Langbank 1886
tons nett which arrived at Yokohama
from Rangoon on the and instant with
q cargo OF rice, has Just been sold ito
Messfs. Suzuki e Co. Of Kobe, and de-
livered to the buyers in this port. She
has been renamed the Fukokumaru.
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NEW TODAY
IMPORTANT MEETING NOTICE.

il q 4. u = 3 .--ts. X zsss4 4
The adjourned annual meeting Of
the members OF the Honolulu Lii
Ebrary and Reading Room Association
viii be- held at the Library Of Ha
Raii, King Street, Friday evening
October Is, ct 500 so'cl@9k D. N. Bus
illess, the consideration of an amend
ment to the charter of Incorporation
repofts of officers and election q
trustees. 81 s
j. II. FISHER, !
536S-N y e. Secretary.
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RlIM0R DENIED

The early part Of the month 4 gIi-
nler was circulated among the aNt0-
mobile concerns that tie mannfactur-
ers 81 the pierce-Arrow cars went
into bankruptcy ManaEer Howes OF
the Associated Garage, agents for the
Pierce-Arrow machines, upon hearing
or the rumor, sent q cAblegrana Of In
Iquiry TO the Pacific coast branch OF
the company, who Immediately Wir-
ed back denial. The cable sent by
HoWes was - follows:
Piercearrow sanffancisco
New man from coast, rival concern.
rumored PfercearroW hands receiver.
advise BY cable. AUTOMOBILES
On the same day the following re-
ply was received from W. r. Culber-
son, the Pacific Coast manager:
Automobile. Honolulu
Absolutely no truth, rumor Pierce
arrow hands receiver, make positive
denial. W. F. CULBERs0N.
Fnrther correspondence on the sab
ject was brought to light By the eler-
~ mail IN the following letter:
October IN. 1917.
Associated Garage, Ikd..P. o. Box No.
5l1, Honolulu T. II.
Dear rs:-Upon my return here
after q short absence the telegfaphic
correspondence IN oar October
End, 1912, confirmation relative
to rumor Of receiKership brought
to my attention.
s The. story 4 ridiculous and abso-
lately without foundation
You may make the dsnial Of the rue
NOR a. strong and IS pubic as may
be required under the circumstances.
trust this WI be sufficient to set
at rest any fabrication Of the nature
you have mentioned.
Yours very truly,
W.T. CULDERBON,
Pacific Coast Representative.
Another instance Of some smart
aleck trying to start something, was
Howes' closing remark as he cranked
up q new 1913 model Pieree-ArroW
and went on his way
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USE AND ABUSE OF t.
ILL Illustrations IN ADS

+ Mr., Tom Sharp will give the Heno-
Lulu. AID Club a talk tomorrow noon
on the Use and Abuse of illustrations
in Advertising" MIR. Sharp besides
being an expert sign artist had much
experience in advertising previous to
coming to the islands. The lunch
will be held in the upper restaurant
of the Palm Cafe.
1t is said that the Democrats have
IUn their corner in autos for election
day up to IS machines.
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Purser Charles Kibling Of the In.
ter-lsland steamer eClaadine. who re
NAMED ashore for one trip suffering
from appendicitis, Is gaining i'll
health and strength He may resume
the run to Mari :. and Hawaii ports
with the departure Of the steamer on
Friday evening.
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Lumber Laden Schooner Due.
The American schooner Melrose,
with lhmber for local importers, is
expected TO arrive at the port daily.
The vessel comes from. Astoria and
is fifteen days out from the Columbia
river port. =. p.
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seeks shelter from storm ut.
Fokokarna.

The 25-foot yawl Sea Queen, which
narrowly escaped being lost during
the recent typhoon while endeaporing
to make the Marshall Islands on a
three years trip around the world,
and was ultiHaately lowed iato Fries
Island, arrived in Yokohama harbor.
The little craft was badly battered,
her mast being spliced and her jigger-
mast gone. s. 5ssza
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hsn Back From Kauai.

Hall Back From Kauai. =, sr: -, 81.
With part cargo of sugar, amount
iAg to 1924 sacks ava, %. pieces Of
machinery. and % packages sandries.
the Interisland steamer w. G. Hall. is
gack from call at regular ports along
the Garden Island. The vessel brought
q small list of passengers. According
90 Pprser Mackenzie the vessel met
with choppy seas and light winds. The
Hall Is on the berth to sail for Kauai
al I'VE O'clock tomorrow evening.
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Hilonian 20 Sail Tomorrow Evening.
Castle & Cooke, local representa-.
tiyes for the Matson Navigation
steamer fdilonian. will dispatch thai
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CHICKEN RANCH

Chicken Ranch in Paloio Valley,
fenced, house and various g. fruit
trees, l 1kacres, $4,000. ". E.
Wayman, IS Magoon Bldg, Mer-
chant and Alakea k-536S-3m.