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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09

y y
Heights; I rooms; all modern con-
NenIcnces; large lot, shade. etc:|
ciose to car. Easy terms. j. h.
MOSELEY * CO. No. 3l2 Travellers
Building.
W Il MAKE y SPECIALITY OF FARMS
and timber lands. List your prop
crty with us for quick results. Drop
Us a postal for blanks. j. ii. NOSE
LEY Sa CO. No. 3l2 Travellers Build
ing.
y GENUINE BARGAIN. FARM OF 80
acres; 20 acres cloar and in high
state of cultivation; ~ acres in tim
per- 200 fruit trees: new S-room
mouse. hot and cold water bath.
telephone. etc. all necessary out
buildings. on public road; near car
me: two and one-hulf miles from
cry: all crops included. only S3.5OO.
Easy terms. j. II. MOSELEY & CO.
No "la Travellers Building.
2oi ACRES ONE-HALF MILE PROM
railroad station; - acres clear and
very productive. balance in timber,
VIII cut $4,000 feet OF good saw
timber. and $500 cords of wood: .
fronting on two public roads: four
room house. barn, etc. In good con-
dition: farm we'll watered, conven-
cent to churches. school. store. rail
road station. etc. In fine neigh
borhood. Price only $500 One
thousand (Sl,oo0) cash. balance in
one two and three years. The big
sest kind of bargain. l. H.
MoSELEE & Co, No. 3l2 Travellers
Building.
g. ACRES. NEARLY ALL CLEARED
and In growing crops: on public
highway; three miles from city
fenced and cross-fcnccd with woven
wire; enough timber for farm pur-
poses; dwelling of nine rooms. with
porch on three sides, in beautiful
grove; all necessary outbuldings
Price $1,000. including all crops j..
ii. MOSELEY & CO. No. az Travel
crs Building
MONUMENT AVENUE HOME; ONE
the pest in style. construction and
location; double lot and on corner
very low-priced property. cons Id
crinS desira bility.
1880 PARE AVENUE. BRICK: EIGHT
large rooms; bath, combination fix
lures. furnace heat: paved back
yard; lot - feet l-2 inches by laT
to wide alley. Front view looking
directly down Vine street. Partiuu-
larry light house. Inside price If
bought now.
NICE sIX-RooM BRICK; MODERN;
hot water heat; deep lott on Ken
sington Avenue. east OF Robinson
Street, Price reasonable.
VERY LARGE WAREHOUSE. CEN
trally located: leased on basis Of
about per cent ON price. y real
investment property.
sos-s1o NORTH FIFTH STREET;
b0Nl25 to alley: alley on side of lot (:
two eight-room brick houses, Price
reasonable.
5oxl6o. SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
Street. between Second and Third
Streets. Inside price if quick. Don't
wait; good investment.
~ NUMBER OF SMALL INCOME
to II per cent. These are attractive,
Call on us for description. Prices
ranging from $3.50 TO $4,000. HAM
KINS n BUFoRD. 100 North Seventh
street
LOTS on EAST AND WEST SIDE OF
Boulevard. from Floyd to Beverly
Street; very low prices now.
CHOICE BROAD STREET LOT.
south side. cast OF Harrison. at a
bargain If quick. Something to
make money on.
CHOICE CORNER ON MONUMENT,
Avenue, right at Davis Monument.
lo5Xl30 feet to alley.
BROAD STREET. SOUTH SIDE. EAST
on Monroe Street. Something to bug
now with ALL confidence. Sec us
about this.
HAWKINS & BUFoRD. 100 NORTH
Seventh Street.
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SECONDHAND CHASE PIANO, MA
hogany case: used with care: a snap
for quick buyer. sl75. CRAFTS.
lol East Broad
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BALLARD e DRAPER. lie North
Ninth street.
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DEATH NOT CAUSED
IF MIR. HOSE MAN

TELLS You HE CAN GIVE YOU \
good piece for less than loo n foot
keep your eyes open. Tor il can't be
done. you are simply throwing your
money away. Odd lengths good hose
l0c.; better grades. II l-o, To- is
and zoe. NAuGHAN'S. opposite
Cohen Co. Madison lg4
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH. IN SPLEEN
uid eVhultion; ali Improvements.
Lot 70Niio. $3.50. Easy terms.
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WE HAVE \ LARGE STOCK OLD
Hickory farm wagons; also spring
wagons for business purposes THE
BRGsTOW- WORSHAM CO, l435 East
Main Street
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING
MEMS SOFT, STIFF AND SILK HATS.
Panama and straw hats cleaned
blocked, retr.mmsd like new: manu-
featuring, retailing, repairing
AMERICAN HAT CO, sol L. Mar
shall. corner Fifth street.
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HAVE y SIS MANDOLIN WOULD
Ike to exchange tor Il good second
hand photograph Address L G5l
care Times Dispatch.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FARMS
large and small. Attractive prices
and easy terms. j. II. MOSELEY &
CO. NJ. 3l2 Travellers Building.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, a NICE LITTLE
house on Fourth street. near Main:
six rooms, and Kitchen two rooms
DENOON
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AeaI estate Jfu- sale

\ BEAUTTFGL HOME N WOOD l1ND
Heights; I rooms; all modern CON
NenIcnces; large lot, shade. etc:
ciose to car. Easy terms. j. H.
MoSELEY & CO. No. 3lo Travellers
Building
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Jor SALE

foR SALE. ~ LARGE STOCK OF
new and second hand bugg'es at
pargain prices TO make room. RICH
MOND VEHICLE COSSTEUCTIU.
co, 3ii Fifth street
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80 FEET IN COLONIAL PLACE AT A
sacrifice. See us about this. I. II.
MOSELEY & CO. No. 3l2 Travellers
building.
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WEST END LOTS. SOME VERY
choice ones at inside prices. See us
before purchasing. j. II. MOSELEY
Il CO, No. 312 Travellers Building.
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WAGONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
for every use: satisfactory service:
lowest prices. \ MEYERS SONS, 1871
Eaest CarV Street
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Real estate for @aIe.

FINE VIRGINIA JAMES RIVER
farm. l,i00 acres; alfalfa proven
land: good water. stock. fruit. truck
ana general farming. hunting. nsh-
ing, boating. Write for descriptive
booklet PYLE & CO, INC. Peters
burg. Va.
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La YN MOWERS.

START CUTTING YOUR GRASS EAR
~ and keep pretty lawn. Usel
one OF our good lawn mowers we
have Z nics line. ELLA HARDWARE
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200 FEET on MAIN STREET. BE-
tween Cleveland and West Only
$3.50 per foot. This is way below
market value, and sure TO max e
YOU money. j. II. MOSELEY 6 CO.,
No. 31a Travellers Building.
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BEAUTIFUL EIGHT-ROOM HOME
Artistic, and delightfully."- planned.
one square from car inc. $1,000.
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NINE ROOM BRICK DWELLING IN
West End. with bath. gas, city
water. latrobe heat; corner lot. 4
bargain at $4,000.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co. 1885
East Main Street, headquarters for
vehicles and harness
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90 FEET on GRACE STREET IN
Monument Annex at cost. Must be
sold. Sure 10 make YOU money ].
II. MOS ELEY IL CO, No. 3l2 TRAY
elcrs Building.
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CHASE BROS. PIANO. HANDSOME:
walnut case, fine tone; u genuine
bargain Il, $225. Easy terms If de-
sired CRAFTS. i2l East Broad
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WE HAVE TWO HIGH GRADE. sTYL-
ish runabouts cheap.
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EIGHT ROOM FRAME DWELLING
new with all convcniences. located
in best part OF Highland Park.
Price, $500. Reasonable terms.
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WE HAVE THREE HIGH GRADE
Surveys az reduced prices.
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SPORTING GOODS.

80 w t.No SOO-Oso-
BEE EVANS HARDWARE co FOR
the largest line or sporting goods III
the city. 700 West Broad Street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
SHEA & KGEGAN.

$50 CASH, SIS MONTH. WILL BUY
land ten miles from Richmond on
fredericksburg Ra,lroad: % acres:
no buildings; $40 per acre: cot
tagc, four rooms. with one acre land.
Sl,10o. p. S. LEAKE. Glen Allen,
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FOR SALE. BAKERS TWELvE-T FOOT
trough or whole bakers outfit. APP
ply BEN MOCRu, li2i East Franklin
Street Phone Madison $685..
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FOR SALE. IN GOOD CONDITION.
two-story brick dwelling account
owner going out of city. See OWN
Err, II l.. Canal Street
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PARKER. BAGBY Co. INC. No. 714
Mutual Building. Phone Madison
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S3.250--SIN-ROOM BRICK. CENTRAL
~ located. all improvements
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TIE SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS.
opposite new post-ofice building.
1908 L. Main. Eight years in this
location. Examinations and est
mates free. Lady In attendance.
Phone Madison 3296. DIR. w. C.
FLAKE Manager.
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ore SHARE couoKE FISHING CLUB
stock Address j 81. care Times
Dispatch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
MONDAY STOCK
MARKET BUOYANT

Hawaiian Commercial a. Sugar stock
furnished n good deal Of activity on the
market today. the stock finally selling
in bunch of small blocks at 42.75 II
share.
Some days ago there was u report
that this activity was due to buying
orders received from the Coast and
that the price there was above that
here, but we'll informed brokers who
have been dealing heavily in the stock
lately saw that the reverse is really the
case, and Il comparison of stock sheets
shows IT, As matter of fact. the or
dcrs have been cablcd from here and
the stock is bought from San Fran
cisco in most of the cases.
while the activity Is in part due to
the generally bright outlook for price
and plantation. the rumors OF what Is
to he done In the way of dividends still
persist, and IT is recognized that stock
holders may expect good news.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
DIR. mccoy NAMEDON SANITARY
COMMISSION; REPORT IS coming

Dr. George W. Mccoy, q. S. public
health and marine hospital service
was this morning appointed by the
Governor as a member of the sanitary
commission in the place of DR.. Donald
II. Currie. who resigned, when he was
ordered to the Coast.
"Thc commission expects to make
its report soon" stated the Governor
this morning, "and DR.. Mccoy will
take the place of DR.. Curric who has
gone away. From the start of the
commission II has been the idea 10
have a Federal man with MS as q
member. DR.. Mccoy is the logica,
successor of Dr. Curric and ut the
same time Is very well fitted for the
work rs he has had very much to do
In connection with II during the last
few months.
The report was due on December
~ but 1t was bought better to post
ponc II little in order to make II
more complete rather than to have a
supplementary report coming along
later. 20 w ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
FLEET TO join
in PARADE

Rear Admiral Chaunccy Thomas,
commander in chief of the Pacific fleet,
in a communication to Director Ar
thur f. wall of the Floral Parade, de-
ClarCs that If the Pacific fleet Is In
the harhor on Floral Parade Day the
landing forces will join In the big mil
itary pageant. In his letter to Dircc-
tor Wall he says:
Honolulu, r, H., Jan. Il, 1912.
Arthur r. Wall, Director General,
Floral Parade, Honolulu, II. H.
Dear Sir: Replying To your cordial
invitation to the Pacific fleet to partlci-
pate in the Floral Parade on February
-. be- to say that it will afford ma
great pleasure to direct the ships
landing forces to join in the same, II
in Honolulu harbOr at the time.
"Will you kindly arrange the details
with the chief Of staff, Commander w
J. Tcrhunc. L. $. Navy, on board tho
California? Very truly yours,
"cIIAUNCEY THOMAS,
Rear Admiral, u. S. Navy, Command
cr-in-Chicr, 4. =. Pacific Fleet"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
SHERIDAN HAS
IN RECRUITS

The arrival of the transport Shcri-
dan yesterday was of more interest To
the mobile army here than that of any
recent call from the big ships that ply
between San Francisco and Manila.
The Sheridan brought az recruits for
the various arms of the service here.
and these troops will nh up some big
gaps In the ranks caused 10y recent dis
charges.
officers on the Sheridan for Homo
lulu were Major Wholley, assigned to
the third battalion of the Second In
fuutry, who has already taken over the
duties of post commander at Fort
Shafter; Captain +. W. Hcrshlcr,
transferred to the Fifth Cavalry from
the First Cavalry, and Second Licutcn-
ant John =, EdEorly, assigned to the
Second Infantry Lieutenant Edgcrly's
case Is that of sailor turned soldier.
for he has just graduated from the
Navay Academy. being commissioned
Il second lieutenant from the rank of
midshipman. Cases OF this kind have
not been infrcquCnt in recent years.
The raking officer on the Sheridan Is
Colonel Paxton, infantry, unassigned
Tho Twenty fourth Infantry Is aboard
in command Of Major Jarvis Also two
companies of the third battalion of en-
Einccrs, bound for service in the Phil
tnninp. Tho Sheridan fnrriag
cruits and casuals for Manila. She
sailed shortly after noon today, just
I" hours behind schedule time, the de
lay being due to foul bottom, which
run from the Coast.
The ShCridan's complement of sol
dicrs proved exceptionally good trench
cImen, and the horde of the hungry
suspend operations for a short time
yesterday afternoon. The rush for food
and drink was more like the stampede
for grub at Reno nj the time of the
stormcd Thomas cafe and bought
mutton chops At auction, than anything
In the eating line sccii during the last
decade.
Lieutenant tampanolc, the semi
mythical officer who has been assigned
I" duty at department headquarters
and who has been expected on every
transport for the last year, as usual did
not matcrializc. The next boat" sign
was hung out at headquarters after
Lieutenant campanolc's name.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15

That the report will call for q spe-
cial session of the legislature, irres-
pcctivo of whether a session Is called
MS q result of the campaign started
after the case of yellow fever was
discovered here, is the report froT>
authoritative sources. 1t Is generally
believed that Gov. Frcar has not made
any definite move regarding a special
session because of the uncertainty of
his own rcappointment. His term has
expired, and until he Is reappointed
or his successor named, IL Is UNLIKELY
that he will call the special session
which Is necessary in order to make
up for the funds drained by the costly
mosquito campaign.
A member of the sanitary commits
sion Is authority for the statement
that the commissions attitude toward
calling a special session will not be
affected by the prospect of special
session called for other purposes. II
the commission feels the need of the
session, II will ask for II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
BIG RECEPTION FOR
PRESIDENTS SON

Preparations for the reception IN
be rendered this evening In honor Of
Mr.. Sun 70, son of Prcsidcnt sun Yet
Sen of the Republic OF China, In the
United Chinese Society Hall ON King
street, are completed. Tho hall was
decorated most at'ractiycly today un-
der the supervision of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank w. Damon, assisted by large
number of Hawaiian ladies' Al the
islands of Hawaii aVs, represented by
stands of fruits of great variety There
are bananas, oranges, grapgs aud 9TH
or fruits, which adOrn the interior OF
The hall, almost hidden with green.
cry aud flowers.
The hall will be brilliantly illum
mated with cOlOred lights, IHd the
Hawaiian band, will be present tn
play appropriate selections for the &c,
casiOn.
Tonight the ladies of Hawaii win
march into the reception hall with
white hOlOkus and lima lcis around
their neck. And after the guests has
been presented to Mr.. sun Fo they
Will be ushered into the mquka room
where refreshments will be served.
Mr. sun Fo sails in the Chiyo Mara
tomorrow afternoon for Shanghai,
where he will meet his father.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
MARYLAND OFF
TO GUAYAQUIL
Continued from PAGE u

the waterfront yesterday and ti,-
morning relative to the cruisers -c-
partnrc. ono Of them was that 'ho
United States is going to take ad-
vantage OF the Ecuadorcan revolution,
TO grasp the Galapagos Islands as IA
strategic point to lortiry to guarding
the Panama canal. This however, is
laughed At by the fleet officers. That
the United States wants the Gala
pages group and has made tentative
offers for their purchase is well
known, aud It Is thought that In time
Ecuador will part with them. That
there is any disposition to take them
by force, however, is not seriously
considered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
FEBRUARY MID-PACiflC
ON STANDS TODAY

The February number of the Mid
Pacific Magazine is on. the bookstalIs
today and Is fully up to its usual
standard.
Didicr Musson gives fine account
Of his sensational hight from hcilchua
to Diamond Head and describes what
Honolulu looks like to the birdman.
Tn" story of sugar in Hawaii Is told in
fun and helped out with some fine IL
Illustrations. Other articles appear from
all round the Pacific
Following are the articles. and con-
tributurs:
The story of Sugar in Hawaii"
The southern Alps of New Zca-
land" 10y James \. MacFarunc,
How II Feels to Fly in the Tropics g
by Didicr Mason,
IA Summer "Trip to Kosciusko," by
u. b. Edward
The Mountains of Hawaii" by V,
MacCauEhcy.
Tahiti Days" from the Hungarian
of Oscar Vojnich.
Lao Valley The Yosemite of Ia-
walt" by W. II. Field.
"A Trip To the Dutch Indies" by
Hon. James Burns, NJ. l.. G.
THE Bush; My Lover" "a poem. by
WIN Ogilvlc,
The Modest Hulahula of the South
Seas" by l.. May Kcigb,
The Sierra club" by Marion X,
Parsons.
The Floral Parade in the Mid-Pa-
cihc," by Director Arthur +. Wall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per stmr Mauna Kca, for Hilo wa
way ports, Jan. lG-W. II. Rice and
wife, Mr., Ccdcrlof and wife, Il. Mil
ton and wife, Miss NJ. NJ. Wright
Mrs. Walker, J. A. Drunga, Il. W
Hustled, Professor Jaeger, w. +. vii
liam, Mr.. Stockmhn and vito, Mrs. D.
c. Coin, Mrs. +. Il, THOMPSON, H. W
Miller, ], A. Dunbar, Miss f. HaTi-
son, Mrs. Walker, Rose Motion.
Per stmr. Mikahala, for Maui ana
Molokai ports. Jan. Ex-senator 4. T.
Judd, J. b. Brown and wife, II. Brew
er.
Per stmr. Kinau, for Kauai ports
Jan. l6,-William Bao, Miss Miller,
Per stmr. ClaudIne, for Hilo, via
way ports, Jan. l9,-Rev. A. V. So
arcs.
Per stmr Kilauea for Kona and
Kan ports, Jan. 22,--Mrs. D. Scnddor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mikahala, from Maui
ports, Jan. I'm. YamamotO. Mrs
Hamamoto, A. Well, II. r. Meyer
Miss Lee, Mrs. l.. Kokele, Miss Ko-
kelc, j. G. Scrrao, Geo. Wright, II. Il
lagawa, G. w. Stewart, l.. Keauhou
Mike S. Kaiawa. J. Kekahuna, Mars
ton Campbell, H. Howell, Mrs. Ka-
upu, J. Wessman and 80 deck passen
gers
Per stmr, Kinau, from Kauai ports
Jan. l4.-E. A. Knudsen, Miss Nah
lum, Mrs, r. OnOkea, Mrs. Kaicn,
Miss kaicna, NJ, Mikaele, S. Al, Alfe i
Ocampt, Miss Hatch, j. X. Miller Mira
Miller, Miss Miller, c. J. Bumke, 4.
II. Rice A. d. Hills, Mrs. A. Akiua
H. Ping Sun and IS deck passengers
Per stmr, Noeau, from Kauai ports
January li-F'rancis Gay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
sPlRIrUALIsTs, ATTENTION!

Edward Earle tho noted Psychic OF
San Francisco, who for over twenty
years has been prominently identified
with tho Spiritualists' societies Of Amer
lea, Is in Honolulu and viii demon
STRAIT" y yohic phenomena, etc. Spirit
ual advice on all matters given. Daily
10 to /; evenings by appointment Tel
ophouo 1913 or at residence, 7S2 Kinau
street Grand Scunco every Thursday
Eve, o'clock 5O9O-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures-G n. m, II; s u. m,
70; 10 a. m, IS; noon, 7G; morning
minimum. 6S.
Barometer, 8 u. m, 1906; absolute
humidity, s n. m, 5Ii5 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, s Il. m,
60 per cent; dew point a. M, 80.
Wind-6 Il. m, velocity s, direction
H.; s u. m, velocity s, direction Il. ;
10 II. M, velocity II, direction $. f.;
noon, velocity IL, direction $.
Rainfall during "a hours ended "a
m, inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon. 1856 miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Gable 10 Merchants
Exchanged
Monday, Jan. IS.

Monday, Jan. IS.
YOKOHAMA-January Is: S. 5. Nir-
ginian, will make temporary repairs
at this port and proceed to Homo
lulu. 'I
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Jan. "A:
Schr. Repeat, for Honolulu.
Wireless.
S. S. Tenyo Maru will dock at Ala
kca wharf Thursday 10 a. III. from
Yokohama.
S. s. Hilonian will dock at Mat
son wharf Wednesday at 1880 Il. M
from Seattle.
S. S. Chiyo Maru will dock at Mat
son wharf tomorrow 10 a. IN. from
San Francisco and sail for Yokohama
8 p. m.
S. S. Lurlinc will dock at Matsou
wharf Wednesday at a. IN. from Sar
Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
PRINCIPAL is SUSPENDED.

Principal Herbert L. Wilson of tho
Ililea school, Hawaii, has been sus-
pended pending an investigation by
Supervising Principals King and IIor.
ner in conjunction with Commission
or John T. MOir, This action was
taken by the school board this alter
noon after short inquiry into the
charges of immortality against him
the case being unprintablc in It's de-
tails.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
LurIine Brings No Mail.

The MatsOn Navigation steamer
Lurinc from san Francisco ana due
to arrive at Honolulu on Wednesday
morning is bringing no mail accord
ing to wireless reports received from
that vessel. There are fifty-nne pat
scngcrs in the vessel in addition to
Il large and general cargo from tho
mainland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
Weather Cloudy But No Rain.

Cloudy weather with but little rain
Is reported by officers In the Inter
Island steamer NOeau from Kauni
ports which vessel arrived yesterday
with 1900 sacks sugar, quantity OF
cmptics. rice and sundrieS. The No,
eau Is scheduled to depart for wind
ward Kauai ports this evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
Honokaa Grinding Twenty Three
Hours Per Day.

Honokaa sugar mill Is working
twcnty-thrcc hours day In caring
for the cane which Is brought there
for converting into sugar. The steam
or Wailelo from Kukuihaclc and Hu-
nokaa returned to Honolulu yes'cr-
day with the news that the breaking
of the sugar conveyor at Kukuihaolc
prevented that steamer from receiving
q full amount of stored sugar. The
lntcr-lsand boat brought $500 sacks
sugar, a portion of which was sup
piled at HonOkaa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-15
OAHU LODGE NO. l, X. of p.

meets every first and third Friday ut
$50 o'clock, Pythian Hail, corner Bore q
tanIa and Fort streets. Visiting broth
srs cordially invited to attend.
:. DECKER, g. c.
o. HEINE, Is. Of r. & 8.