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many "a s.s:. X. sss.s ~ - o.
|Hs dld."
'Thsn why the dsvsi Asdav ysu' 80
=. to himi whas.s E shessasa ssuse
FOR che simUas reason I Atant 1AvU
Il 70 eve up"
"whst's thstr'
"whsa I went - - ny sesn 0OAp
before lest some ~ Aad esen oo0
ahsad Of me-. And q AsSe ! haA O1V1n
you the credit" sald oseegA With -.
n1rabis frankn0s. d.
"0onsr" Thsrs w~s ne m6stssang shs
dasmAy In Ryanns's voice.
Absolutely"
well. I 6s-!" Nyaans threw 500
che blanket and rot W. II was . uafn-
fm momsnt. and he swaysdya httiA n
Mahomsd hasn't Il, aSd I havea'H n.
and o haven't II. who the devil bee.
thenr'
GEORGE shoes his hssd.
Jones. W. are IN Cor II. II thaA
cursed rug 10 Mahomsd's salvation. q Il
no less ours. II We svss. reach Shs -
ace Of BaCdad and that rug b ~
forthcomins. VEN never zee shs eusasds
OF tho wallis aaain."
"NonSsnse. There's en- American Con.
sui at Ragdad."
And Mshomsc wiz notify him o. on
a~rrivalf" bitterly.
Isn't there ONE way We two might
got at MahomedT"
perhaps: but II wtii take time. DOM
bank upon money. Mahomed wants Ais
head. II the rus =. -. But Ryann<
stopped. He looked beyond 0sorgs. nh
face fun Of terror. George turned Il
see what had Droducsd this effect. Tor
tune va coming u a che tent.
"Fortunsr' Ryanne's legs gave unds>
ana N sank. his facs In his hands. 81
see Il all now! Fool. fool! Hes goinl
70 get me Jones; he's going to get nj
through heri"
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HUGE HATS SAVE
FIVE women From
GLASS SMASH-UP
Three Men on Coney island
Car Are Badly Cut When
It Overturns.

A Smith street trolley car On the
Consy Island and Brooklyn Railway
ovsrturnsd a& Neptune and Oonsy Isl
and swsnvss shortly 6sfors 1 o'oiocA
thAs morning. A policeman and two
other men wers badly out and other
wise injured. Five women who were
among the seventeen passengers e.
capped entirely unhurt. Il 10 thought
their immanss hats saved them from
the Tying siass.
The trolley car had come through
Nsptuos avenue and was to 20 down
consy Island venue. The front truck
took the switch and started on the turn.
but the sear truck continued along Nsp-
tune svsnvs and flung the cor onto ita
side.
Every pane Of glass was shAttsrsd.
The passsngss fell in . heap among th'
broksn glass on the under side and
were showsrsd with the spiintsrs from
tho Windows on the uppeE side.
Policeman John J. Ward Of No. ~,
East Ninth street. Coney Island. had
his hand cut. EDWARD IArsan Of M
500 Herhmsr street. Brooklyn. was cui
on the wrist and face and suffered
from shock. Percy ehannan Of No. 3
Spencer place. Brooklyn. saso suffered
from suits and shock. The two laktsl
were taken TO Coney lnand Hospital
by Drs. Kennedy and Owsrend.
Conductor Frank Smith Of No. 10
West sixtieth street. Manhattan. %
capped with . few scratches. and th@
motorman. George Hope Of No. IL
Bergen street. Brooklyn. without an,
hurt at all.
The cream Of the women and thu
cries Of the men passengers gave ris'
10 the belief that nearly all wers
seriously Injured. and two ambulance'
were called. The reserves from Sleeps
head Bay Police station were alex
rushed to the cen
4 wrechng crew raghtsd the damaged
car after about W hours work. ant
took II away 70 the repair shopa
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FOUR MOTHERS
AND IS CHILDREN
DROWN Wreck
After Crash IN Fog Fishing
Schooner Uranus Drifts
Away, Sinking.

GLOUCESTER. April so.-The schoon-
er John Hays Hammond. in the hslrbut
fishery. returned to port yesterday with
her bowsprit sens and with seven Of
the crew Of the Nova Scotia nshing
schooner Uranus os Hubbard's Cove.
n. q
The two vessels collidsd Tuesday
morning forty miles oorth Of Sable
Island while under way In Q dense fog.
the Hammond striking the Uranus on
the port bow squarely. The vessels
pounded for Q minute and then broke
apart, the Uransus no being seen
thsrsaftsr. The list Of the thur
fortunate to gain the Hammond. who
were brought here 10:
0DeneoR 0oole0,
xAAAsay 0eolsa,
1ebsss 0eelsa ana His tAirtssn-ysas.
ell cen, IAN 0eolsA,
Albert xaAgtlle,
Wiilian Bowers. an q 1lbharat
0ovss
Alexander 8Afuss q 0Aeetes, y. Q.
Capt. spinnsy Of the Hammond
came about on the other tack and KEEP,
his fog horn going and Jared his
torches. but got no response. H,
saaed and rsssilsd the arsa for twenty
hourA II VA dense fog all the time
xAsFs - . possibllaty tAas some Q,
ne vfsaus Grew. " she saAk. escaped
In ~ Aex1es u they were not smashed
She has not yet been reported a
making Halifax or any othsr port
The lat az those aboarA n A Fol
lows. They are mainly . family o,
Coolens OF Hubbard's Cove, N. g., VII,
purchased the vessel last year:
Eirby 0oolsa, Seldom 0oolsa, AxtAu,
0oels1, 1alpA 0oolsn, fouxtesa.ysAs
ola sou Of 8ASvey ooolen, 0raAv1ll
0oolsn, Joh1 Smith, wife aAA ~,
oAalArea; Grant 0oolsn, wife aAa ~,
eAiilzsaS xfaoy 0oolsn, wife aAA fea
sAalassaj harvey 0oolsn, wife aAA tea
eAilaren, al es xabbaAA's 0eve. ~
ZoWaxA 0Aa1Alss, unmarried, O
0beste4, =. ..
n IN tAsrs ass ave AasF1sA As'
Win slgAtsen ohilassA.
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS,
Several crooks Gathes ct Cairo. Exypt. 10. de.
, .s%.a a c, ,,ss yS.% S A? s,as,soo r jon, .erch ~
sang consists q Rysnns. : dsshins sdysntars;
wallace and Csushsn. two carl .hsrIs and SNUG
elers, and Mn. .Chedsoys. Mn. Chedsoye,s
daughter Fortune Ia ignorant Of the plot and
i,inds herhf ATTRACTED :. Jones, who at once
s = y : s0, :scs mi" PRAYER ray; ny or carpet a1p s'I Known e y:
Pho Holy Yhiorhes." lie steals 4 cahicram
Addressed to Jones and forym on suswss 70 y.
Maat.ms .fohaned. Mitchell. guardian OF the
Yhiorics rcschW Csiw In search Of ths ~
=; sss, . M s,s. "a ;sn n s:: !. g a. !iT 4, 'A; a., E s,ssv
ron hi%:s,i IA uroSs ,onss MCssmsi
turcs loves Fortune. rssdvo 10. punish. hin
i.ss. sSa learn. from him that 'sE;s he; .s sss
and prSmiss To- hip him. Mohamcd ssrcs,
psytending 10 hold no rvssutmsnt against hyeans,
bpA secrsdy planning TO be rsvsnsrd upcu hin.
The Ns ~V.nf.hes from yeass's rSo.s yssu.s
: nos. purporlns 20 - fym Ryenns. ssains
70 r. nstis aus.tS and after . ionen nSs'
e, 90, % The a:'Ft The hansprss h.H; rns.,
osptivss. Tbs latter hH. Sssa. bssssn Int. .,
sensibhssy. and Fortune = crying IN rsusrint>
him
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DREW HER DEAD MOTHERS
PENSION FOR MANY YEARS.
Mrs. Donovan Thought That
Proper, as Her Sons and Husband
Had Been Soldiers, She Said.

Mrs.. Margaret Donovan. seventy-six
q old. Of Tarrytown. was arraigned
in the County Court in White Plains
yesterday ON IN indictment charging
Grand larceny. The complaining wit
ness was . representative Of the Brit
ieh Government. It was shown thai
Mrs. Donovan's mother had received .
ponAon OF 10 . month as the widow Of
q British army veteran. n that whom
h died Mrs. Donovan kept on drawing
the pension for years. signing her
mothers name to receipts.
Mrs. Donovan Is very feeble and was
brought into court on q stretoher. She
acknowledged having drawn her
mothers pension money. but said she
thought she was entitled to DO %. ~
her husband and four sons had died in
the service Of Great Britain. all having
been soldiers.
County Judge Plat suspended SEN
tence. .'.
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LAWMAKERS BIG FR0LIC.
Annual Entertainment Takes Place
Tonight ut UaioA Hill.

Everybody in Eastern New Jsrssy
and a great many folk of Manhattan
are interested in the announcement Of
tAs Haymakers that the annual spring
frolic is to be held At scheutsen Park.
Union Hill. back of Hoboken, tonight.
The festivities this year take tho form
of . barn lance and country CIRCUS and
Peter Byrnes. the County Chairman.
has arranged the most elaborate pro-
gramme the organization has ever
tackled.
In addition to all the old-ims fsa-
lures which have made the Haymakera
famous there will be several new stunts
and entertainments. The oircus feature
II to be full Of novelties. Hundreds d
prizes, large and small. will b given
for country costumes and special atten.
ton will be paid to city folk who travel
over to Union Hill ~ way OF the Hud.
son Tubes and the trolley.
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CARDINAL FARLEY
CELEBRATES HIS
Il 10TH BIRTHDAY
Friends Among Clergy and
Laity Congratulate Him on
Health and Fruitful Life.

Cardinal Farley to-day will reach the
ssvsntieth anniversary Of his btrth.
and though he wished to let Il pass un-
noticed. In view Of the great celebration
after his return from Rome. his friends
among the clergy and laity will not let
Il 10 u~nobserved.
But me day will not b . very cheer
full n for him. marred - II 10 BY the
tragedy Of the Titanic.
"A remarkable man. he 10 - well In
health. a. strong In purpose ~ ~.
sourceful In initiative end kindly In
heart a. when I first met him." 10 the
way that vicar-0enerai Michael J. La
veile characterised the Cardinal. whom
he has known forty years. ThS Oar
dinal. II 10 said. 10 ~ democratic -
when he was . curate In his nrst parish
work. Simplicity u his chief character
isic.
He 10 particularly interested just nov
in the establishment Of setdesnemA
houses in the poorer parts Of the obty
! especially for newly arrived f~orsasnss.
One Of the institutions Of which ~
Is very fond Is the society for tn
Propagation Of the Faith. MT. d
J. Dunn. IL director. sent to foesaSf
missions last year over 10000.
mot q corner OF the earth but hal
felt the effect Of the Carddnal's ssAloui
endeavors to help his brethren In tn
foreisn fields" says Mgr. Dunn.
He is one Of the busiest men In New
| York City. Every Catholic church hal
rs own corporation. Of which he \
head. For the raising Of money ever
mortgage must bear his SIGNATURE. HI
mun be acquainted with the hnancel
Of his parishes and institutions. Thai
means meetings to b attended. Matter
of civil and ecclesiastical laws on mar
rb,ge must be Judged. and many vfsa
tors Deen.
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COST COMPARATIVELY LITTLE
AFTER FIVE YEARS.

After the NTH year. wnen the second
mortgage has been paid of. the only
annual charges are tho hrst mortgage
interest, taxes. water rates and insur-
ance. These moun to AS a year. or
s35.42 q month.
The foregoing may be summed MP IN
the statement that II the average apart
meut dweller viii charge himself at the
rate Of only 800 a month rent for hve
years ne will In this time have paid on
5000 toward the ownership Of . $1,000
homo and can thereafter Hive In It for
the small expense Of frSt mortgage
interest. taxes. water rates n insur-
snce, which amount to $3.50 . month.
When this basis of rat Is compares
With the average Of $50 q month which
I have shown u paid by the average
apartment dwe!ler for his rent. includ'
ing summer vacation. Il can readily be
seen what q tremendous saving he car
efect by buying or building his owr
home In the suburbs.
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cecded each Tina m stining Il.
Once the evil laughter oe1A hysnA came
over the dead and Eint sands, and she
put her hands ovcr her ears. shiverfnx.
Aone' She laid her head upon the
~a<fded saddle-bags and wept silently.
an a, svssy sob sprs ~ n:r heart,
the presence Of Jones. shs felt. subtiy,
that he would mol only stand between
her ~ Mahomsd. but also between her
and Ryanne.
'Tush"' Whispered George. Don't
iet her see you like this. she mustn.t
know"
You don't understand" replied
RyAnns miserably.
Il believe I do" 0~orse's heart was
heavy. This nan was In love with her.
too.
Rysnne struck the tssrs from his
syes and turned aside his head. He
was sick In soul and body. To have
walked bhndly iato I trap like this. Of
his " maktng. tool Fooii what he'd
possssssd him. usually % kssn. to trust
tho o~oppeethided devilf All for ~
sake Of a glass Of winsi with "a
effort sntaiiing no msagfe pain In biz
eide. hs stiiisd the strangiins hiecoughs
swung round and trssd 70 smile rsas.
surtngiy at the SRI.
"You ere betterf'' she asked.
There was IN The tone Of that ausstior
IN answer to ~ his dreams. On
TO ~ And Of these weighed and founl
wanting. Che know; how much no AZ
not care: enough to read ~ Su1t.
II appeared 70 0sorss that she wa,
accepting the situation With Q phSloe
opfy dseper than either his Or Hyannofs
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MRS. SNYDER IS FREED.


49,
meets Her with Dditor's Death.
Mrs. Walter ,. SNYDER. who had beer
arrested on the charge that shs knhd
her husband. Walter J. Snyder. editor
Of the Gpora Of the Times. with a pair
Of shears u their home At No. $50 ST,
Nicholas avenue walked out Of court
Q free woman yesterday.
On Thursday . Coroner's Jury had
found against her and Coroner HELEN
stsdn held her Cor the 0rsnd Jury with
out bail. Yesterday the Grand Jury
heard the witnesses and concluded that
nothing was proved against her. An
hour iatss she was brought from her
cell IN the Tombs and arraignsd before
Judge Warren ". Foster In General
Sessions.
The Grand Jury has dismissed the
charge againG& you" said Judge Foster.
you = discharged"
NrU. Snyder bowed 70 the Court and
IN walhs6 cut = eeeUG
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Home Trial for Sullivan.

Tho Appellate Division yesterday re-
fused to permit David A. Sullivan. In
diotsd In the Union Bank investigation.
TO b tried IN Nassau County. sullivan
said public sentiment IVES 70 strons
against him IN Brooklyn that he could
not get Q fair trial there. The court
ssA khsrs was nothing 10 sup1est his
assssDsa.
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1.-THE ROSE MAID"
At GLOBEJHEATRE
THE COMING week
uames T. Powers Will Bring
Two Little Brides" to
the Casino.
FRENCH E co.
New Orleans Organization to
Be Heard in Repertoire at
the Lyric.
FRENCH E co

=
---
- -..oI
chse. comes to NE 0aobe TAee
- AeodAy svsneng. "a music ID
s1s<no 0renionstAsdeon. VINO came
- country 70 eondeos reaeer
- aeeA IL eeenss ~ sAso N
eee saa osessa Amoes esasss IN
- 80 WI es Adeisnas Ausafoe.
lsn OsckG. Ju'setss y Dosotny
- n. =. Graham. Alfred Sneen.
oawssd os'iasn:f. J. Aunoird quincy
- Asenos Aoyd-
r.. n-..-m .., ~.
rsS-S.. ".r1 =. $50
S....sss nmN- -,,Cs sr-o Yss.,.
SS~- - s.....
N1ss; w 1y ~
IS-s
v~"~ =. n."s 800 ~.
N~s~ -.~.S -. s~s .~'
~ 49,. C Sns -
- - 49, -
-. ~ 49,
-~. - u.SSL WS
Ss.n~ cYsSrs- Af.i,.~ M no., vu.I..-
S~-.s.. r-.~. % ascA' wss
o.smc.scr, sh.rrn., va. ~. 49,"
=
M French Grand opesa COMPANY
0nnk Ct the Lyric Theatre on Monday
a1eht. This IL the r~spsrtoIre o ~
0rst week: Monday, I'll Troyatore,"
Eussday, 'Taust;" Wednesday matinee
s0Giguoni" Wednesday night. la Fa-
Vortta:" Thursday. 'cThais;" Fx4day,
A1Ganoa;" Saturday matineA Gar.
mau:" saturday u.xht. Lucia" TIA
eumnany in0asraes Cnroslna yserenn.
0~.~A. w.-.O No. -. y.,.-,~
2S-"~.. 49, NO., 0-.,.. poi.nS
49, r.,s.
NssSso eoo ~~s~an 0se*@
IN Aecaafen ana = ope"@ comp.ns
I'll cetebrate the hrthdAy OF SNAKE
Oeare with . performance Of Hamlet
4 Waiiacku Theatre on Tuesday af.
Sornoou.
iuve,n> nerformanos az 'pdsrasN,S
c~s.,4. =, -hach ~ a a, Nav
All =. 80
- r~S~- =. ~s.n.S.v ~,
q "s'" E"s VI" -
esrnooo.
Ths Mask ana VIZ Ciuo q the UNI
veraaty Of Psnnsyevanaa Nh cve Ia
nefesN mCsycel comedy, Miss Helen od
Wrov" an n.xt Saturday afternoon ans
.
f.a,... AUXILIARY q, the Jewisl
n-s~. oSuv 80 D.rv.
Consumptive f'e'et oo~s 20 ~
Aes arranged IN entertainment 10 %
evsn ct the Bruedway Theatre to'moe
bow evening.
Violet Romsr. the dancer who appear,
"Ki.mst." viii offer a proxramm,
& interpretatvs dances at the Knicksr
Seeker Theatre on Thursday afternoon
The Typhoon" moves from the fui
oon to the HUDSON Theatre on Monda!
hight.
Toroes-Robsrtson appears at me Man
eattan Opera House IN the Fass'ns o
Che Third Floor becx.'
Let George Do IL" . musacal cosmeo'
based upon the well Known comic PIC
turss BY George McManus. VIII 90 see
~ the Wost Emo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WailankfoSu emei
o. ~ Grena Opesa ttopse.
me stock company at the Academy Q
MUSIC.
Corse FSytoh's O IN
Peoples . on q bowery' VI
enc "The House Next Door.
p TAX Girls come to b coluH
e's
Harry Hastinss's Bag Show viii b
She ssreouon ~ a murray Hia 1o<
LII
The 0aris from Happyland Will b
seen at Hurtts.& seamon'a
Miners Eighth avenue Tneatre WI
have the merry BLOSSOMS. AZ q
Hneatre IN a 5ronx VIII ne IN
Haiety oEu.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. =
Wilton Lackaye viii appear at Han
n~erstin's IN n one-act NAV BY Hail N,
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CHAPTER XIV.
Mahonsed Offers Freedom.

had sispt. but only
after hours Of watchfui ter
ror. Tho slightest sound out
aide the tent sent . scream
Into her throat. but she sur-
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NCO0drNG STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
ssn Marcos, BNnswtcA. Alliance. CstfobAl
"a ssvos, HAVE. Apache. Jachouvtfis.
OUTOOuNN 0THAMHHIPS.

OUTGOING srEAM6tFTPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
CT cinnsti, Hanbuss. G. Of q. LOU, oavannah
CAiifesniA. 0lsaeov. Qoneho. .kU Wet
LFuadtaa. sruudA C1W1m, Nv Odsaas.
Unon, Port IZn0p RN1do, Galveston.
VERDI, RIO JopNo. No9Sa. Lendoa.
Casolfns. Sea Juan. OHAGo. Haue.
r,wralba, Ooasa. Ivapa, AInonttAA.
ossato0. XaU@. LaglaH4. OeeeQaU.
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From the above It will be seen that
even counting tho payments made to-
wsrd principal the total cash outgo
covering ownership Of . private home
10 less than 800 per month for . home
costang 5000
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Is face puokered into what wal
Intended for q smile. George
laid HIM bGrk gently. Foot
ball and poker-what had
tNt~ ~aa .as tuo~u NJ nAaa
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le6l Isss4 sd e. 60 a. = L. -
Ssss{asfie1fA R,i,; rll;SSs 7sSsSes,s M -
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OF COST O
N HOME.

Now. ~ to owning this homo. Q Dol
sible method Of financing It might be
follows:
Cash, 20 per cent...................... $40
First mortgage at ~ per cent. for
nvo y0aro o,V
Second mortgage at 6 per cent. tor
five years. payable IN ten equal
semi. annual instalments Of $500
each ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-27
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO ARRIVE
Tuesday, Feb. 81.

Tuesday, Feb. 81.
Ocean Island-Prometheu BIZ. stur.
Wednesday, Feb. 20.
San Francisco-Hon NJ. NA
s. S.
Victoria and Vancouver - Mariana,
CA S. S.
Hawaii via Maui ports Claudinc,
stmr
llyades, NJ. n SIS.
Kauai ports g. W. G. Hall. stmr.
Saturday, March 2.
IIongkong via Japan ports -- Man
Churia, p. NJ. s. S.
IIilo via way ports - Mauna Kea,
stmr
Sunday. March 3.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports-Mi-
kahala. stmr
Kauai ports Kinau. stmr.
Tuesday, March S.
Manila via Japan -- Logan, u.
a. r.
San Francisco -- Shinyo Maru. Jap
stmr.
Hongkong via Japan ports 49, Chiyo
Maru, Jap stmr. .., .-
Wednesday. March 6.
Hawaii via Maui ports 49, Claudine,
stmr
Kauai ports-W. q. Hail, stmr.
Monday, March II.
San Francisco 49, Siberia, T. N. s. S.
Tuesday, March ~.
Th,p,nu I
7.
Wednesday, March 10.
San Francisco - Lurline. NJ. n. s. s.
Friday, March rs.
San Francisco Sierra. o. $. s.
Monday, March is.
San Francisco - China p. NJ. 4. s.
Tuesday, March 10.
San Francisco Wilhclmina NJ, N.
$. S.
Saturday, March %.
Hongkong via Japan ports Mon
gOlia, p. NJ. $. :.
s." rra" o"SS'' = .''s MYc1 1o ! NJ.
S. $.
Tuesday, March &c.
Sydney via New Zealand ports-Hua-
landia, CA. s. s.
San Francisco - ilonoulau. NJ. n
$. s.
Wednesday, March 81.
Victoria and Vancouver - Makura,
CA. 5. S.
Friday, March %.
llOngkOIig via japan ports - Nippon
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
Recorded February 6, 1912

- Il Mac"nnchic and WI to otto I.ud-
l"n and VT, u; 1900 81 IT of Il T.
ii22, kul "29, and water right. Young
st, Honolulu, oahu; $500 and mtg
5000 - @d", j. Ga Jan -, 1913.
Jos schwartz to Irving J IIurd, = A;
general powers. u 1866, y IS. Feb |,
1912
cart Waldcy"r and VT to Mrs Alice
Ras"man, u; 1880 81 IT of lot Al,
L"ahi Farm tract, Honolulu, OAHU;
500. u I65, y GO. Feb .. 1872.
Ghas Mahoc to Kong Chung, l.; por
II + 2i3&, hIdGs, etc, Jack lane, Ho-
n"lulu, oahu; 10 yrs at $3.50 per an.
b 1858, y III. Feb :, 1872.
Anc * Wallace to G W Spitz, Rel
Dover; Il = jO55, kul 1928, and kul
3GOi, Niumnlu, Lihuc, Kauai; $75. u
1913, = Is. Feb /, 1872.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-27

Promote Hawaii by mailing the
Bulletin Special Edition 10 all
your business correspondents Ms well
Is to your friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-27
MAKES PLANS FOR BIG
GATHERING OF SHRINERS

j. s. McCandlcss, who returned from
III" Coast yesterday, has all the latest
news of the big Shrincr Conclave at
Los Angeles next summer The Ho-
noluu delegation will have hcaiqulr-
rcra at the Hotel Lankcrsheim, and he
has number of plans to boom Hawaii
during the meeting, one of which is a
Hawaii float in the parade. The Shrl-
mcr Patrol from Aloha Temple prom.
iscs to be Il feature.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-27
ANNUAL
MEETINGS

Annual corporation, plantation ano
other meetings called ar" as follows:
Feb - Hawaii Mill 60.
Feb. 2S WnhiHwa Water 60.
f"h - HON" Insurance 60.
Eel. IS WaialuH Agricultural Co.
t"h. .? iIonUkan SuG. 60.
Feb. - Pacific Sugar Mil
Feb - y. :. Sachs Dry Goods co
Mar. West Hawaii Railroad 60.
Mar. Kuuu Development 60.
Mar. rHauhau Sugar Plant Co
Mar. . Honolulu Gas Company.
Mar. & p"p""kcn Sugar 60.
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VESSELS TO DEPAy

Tuesday. Feb. 81
Victoria and Vancouvc
CA. S. S. pm.
Maui, Molokai and La
kahala. stmr., 8 pm.
Kauai ports - Kinau,
Wednesday, Feb.
San Francisco Sierra, o
am.
San Francisco-Wilhelmln
S. S. 10 am.
Australian and New Zealand ports
Mariana, CA. S. s.
Thursday, Feb. 20.
Kauai ports - W. G. Hall. stmr,
pm.
Friday, March I.
Hawaii via Maui ports CIaudine.
stmr.
Saturday, March 2.
San Francisco - Manchuria, PM.
SIS.
Tuesday, March 5.
San Francisco-Logan. U.S.A.T.
Hongkong via Japan ports - Shin
20 Maru, Jap. stmr
Wednesday, March 6.
sNn Francisco - HonolnIan, N n.
SIS.
Friday March 8.
San Francisco 49, Chiyo Maru, jap
Monday, March II.
lionGkong via Japan ports Sibe-
ria, P.M.S.S.
Wednesday, March 10.
Manila via Guam Thomas, US
AT.
Monday, March 10.
IionGkong via Japan ports - China
Pm SIS.
Tuesday, March 10.
San Francisco - Lurline. M.N.Ss.
Wednesday, March 20.
San FranciscO-S Sierra. O,SS
Saturday, March 20.
San Francisco - Mongolia, PM.
SIS.
Monday, March rs.
liongkong via Japan ports - Man
churia, P.M.S.S.
Tuesday March 26.
Victori aand Vancouver ZeaIan-
dia, Glass;.
Wednesday, March 81.
San Francisco - Wilhelmina. MN.
SIS.
Australia via New Zeaand uorts -
Makura, G. "A. SIS.
Friday, March 90
san FranciSco - Nippon Maru, Jap
stmr.