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PINAFORE
Continued from page One)

As to the operate performance, il
would be almost enough to say that,
individually and collectively, the par,
Elephants gave complete satisfaction
to the crowded audience. Undoubtedly
the universal sentiment felt by the
dispensing throng was that the per.
| Torrance had been a success quite
apart from the adventitious setting in
which it was given. some of the lead,
ing actors, however, deserve at least
brief special mention. Regarding the
costuming all round, enough to say
that it was correct
David Anderson filled the role of
the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter"
with consummate impressiveness, a
slight Caledonian burr giving added
character to his lines.
Mrs Alice Hayward was an exceed
ingly piquant Little Buttercup," and
her tones were as clear as a bell, so
that every word was distinct Her
singing of "A many years ago" was
among the hits of the evening,
Mrs. Riley Harris Allen as Jose
phine" was charming as well as fin
ished throughout, revealing we'll
trained voice and chic stage manner.
As a comparatively recent arrival
Mrs. Allen on this occasion proved
herself a valuable acquisition to the
ranks of local amateurdom in music
and drama.
Miss Florence Melnotte, in the part
of Tom Tucker, midshipmite," sang
her songs beautifully, adding dis
tinctly to her stage reputation, she
being perhaps the only one in the
cast belonging to the professional
guild of entertainers.
Mrs. Sallie H. Douglas as Cousin
Hebe' had a most telling makeup and
was not the least among the contribu-
tors of mirth.
f. NJ, Friessel gave a striking inter
probation Of Dick Deadeye," never
losing his grip on the difficult require
ments of the part,
J. d. Dougherty played Ralph
Rackstraw" well, as was expected he
should, and was particularly good in
the octet and chorus, Farewell MY
Own"
Exceptionally good work was done
by the chorus, as well as the whole
in singing and dancing
both. Applause was frequent through
out the performance.
Following is a complete list of the
performers:
The following is the cast
The Right Hon Sir Joseph Por-
ter K. c. B..... David Anderson |
Captain Corcoran. ...... Luke RAIDER !
Ralph Rackstraw, James Dougherty
Dick Deadeye. ........F. NJ. FdasaI !
Bill Bobstay ... Clarence Waterman |
Bob Beckett. ....,..,,... William Kerr !
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NEW RULES
CONTINUED from page onel


lows:
Be it resolved by the Board OF
Health of the Territory of Hawaii,
that the following rules and regula-
tions be and the same are hereby
made and adopted for the promotion
of the public health, and especially
for the prevention and suppression "
diseases which may be caused or
transmitted by mosquitoes, by provid-
ing against the breeding of mosquito
larvae and prescribing the manner in
which water in which mosquito larvae
might otherwise breed shall be cared
for so as to prevent such breeding
within five miles of the harbOr of
Honolulu, the principal place ordan-
ger from such diseases.
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful to
have, keep, maintain or permit, with
in an area of five miles of the harbor
of Honolulu, any cistern, tank or well
or other receptacle of similar char
acter containing water, or any pond,
pool, spring fountain or other body
of water of similar character, or any
rice or taro patch containing water,
unless the water thereof or therein
shall be kept constantly treated with
| solution of copper or other chemical
agent or constantly covered with kero-
sene or petroleum oil or other sub
stance so as effectualTy to prevent the
breeding of mosquito larvae In any
water therein or thereof or constant
/ ly kept sufficiently free of vegetable
growth and other distractions and
stocked with mosquito-destroying fish,
or constantly so screened with wire
netting of at least eighteen wires to
the inch each way or otherwise so
covered as to prevent the ingress and
egress of mosquitoes to and from
the water therein or thereof, or un-
less by emptying and drying or cleans
ing any such container of water or
otherwise adequate means be employ
ed so as effectually to prevent the
vreeding of mosquito larvae in any
such water or container.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful to
have, keep, maintain or permit, with
In such area, any other body Of water
or any other receptacle containing
water in which mosquito larvae might
} otherwise breed or any thing or condi-
ton which night otherwise enable
mosquito larvae to breed, unless ade
quate mears be employed so as effec
tually to prevent the breeding of any
such mosquito larvae.
Section g. The above rules and reg
ulations shall be self-operative and
obligatory upon each person or cor.
poration or public officer or employe
who or which by reason of ownership,
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follow the rukeep optimistic The more the wonders of nature
or literature or art revealed the optimistic does the out
look on life become The deeper look we
its purpose and beauty.
Then the rules put negatively if them Don't
brood be d or let the mind decay 1t easy picture what results
when we do these things.
ana as physical suggestions are ofered,-don' take
little
And thus the elixir of youth made a suer prescrip-
ton than trying to find in the swamps of Florida ong upI
mountains soaking in sulphur baths And when found by PATH
OF the mind possession and its joy abdes founded
upon the real things OF the spirit and the eetng things
body
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tenancy, occupancy, possession, au.
thority or obligation Of law, appoint.
ment or employment, or otherwise.
he's for the time being sufficient con.
troll or authority over any premises
within such area, to observe, perform
or enforce such rule or regulation in
respect thereto, and the said board
and its officers and agents may at all
reasonable times enter in and upon
and inspect any premises within such
area and all buildings thereon, In or.
der to ascertain whether these rules
and regulations are being observed
and to enforce the same
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Walt Mason
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

The new strains against its traces young will
feeling gay and grave and melancholy faces every
At Christmas tme-you remember twas but a
HOW little while ago abort the Iact well IN Docenbar e
ABOUT IT? said we'd cut useless We'd the
Christmas spirit remain with the whole year through
we'd can pretty it, whoopyso
wed be SO kind to another and loving anthems we would chant
and every we'd call brother and let him and wed our aunt
And though this years extremely youthful where are those resolutions
now Can you stand and truthful and
Christmas vow? Alas we're feeble errng oas who seldom wall,
as we aspire And Col Satan stands
birthstone the fire.
Copyright l9l1' ny george matthew Adams WALT MASON
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THE FLORAL PARADE.

May gods of weather be good the Floral Parade tomor-
and give bright skies the day through 1t will need them; Tor
morning afternoon will have its special functions and those OF
a character which rain would spoil
In the morning will be parade of the military the only one we
believe that Honolulu will have inclusive of all arms OF the mill
tary bueacets added 1t will be turnout worthy
a sky and which Honolulu if the weather permits will
respond to in patriotic spirit.
The afternoon will be given the floral spectacle seltor
benoanng which way Jupiter Pluus may decide But
let hope the best This has been dry winter far and let us
hope that signs of change will continue be signs and nothing else
until the show is
Don't forget to give your servants holiday Theirs few and
far between and they work Suppose make
holiday for everbody
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the-wool mariners.
DR. PRATT-The lantern slides
and other descriptive matter that are
to come from the mainland should
arrive soon A lecturer will travel
around with the outfit, and people
will be educated through seeing the
eifects--in pictures-of insanitary lv-
ing.
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that defendant acted drunk, looked
drunk and smelt drunk.
ut is correct that I indulge in spir-
ituous liquor occasionally" stated
Felicia through Interpreter Rosa,
"but on this occasion must deny the
soft impeachment"
-Four dollars and COSTS exclaimed
Judge Monsarrat without hesitation.
Felicia gave him a whitening look
and went to quod to work the fine
out.
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ROOSEVELT AND CALIFORNIA.

There have been signs of Roosevelt among the few states
governed by the Progressive element the Republican party among
them California But there such indications New York. where
Roosevelt badly defeated ago in Ohio Pennsylvania
Massachusetts, Michigan Connecticut Minnesota of the
commonwealth which WILL with the Southern States added supply
Taft with enough delegates nominate him. California in this
matter for little in the general result 1t takes with Roose-
welt because has abandoned La Toilette and omewere and
Roosevelt though acknowledged Progressive offers the
hope If the Progressives figure campaign
must get a candidate Roosevelt is their last chance
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS
SFzSasaS9sag7r45as757s

SHERIFF JARRETT-The water
carnival last night was a beautiful
sight The decorated boats looked
fine The Japanese sampans were re-
markedly well Illuminated.
CAPTAIN FOSTER-There we're
many seafaring people at the perform
ance of Pinafore, and the stage sail
ors seemed to please the real dyed-in-
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Whether Palmyra island the British long ago does
not yet appear but they do not have nterposcd
mehaneha ~ OF Hawaii formally added donnions in 1862
when included with them when President
mated the area and component parts of the group be
United states message to Congress under date of December 1898
Great Britain slept any rights may ago have acquired the
United States would to have title could Hague
But yet no evidence has appeared Of original seizure
Take off ha ,vte the anorr
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IN JAIL AGAIN

Continued from Gage One)
call to mind that she has ever before
advanced the theory of fits"
Both Officer Rathbun, who arrested
her, and Captain Nelson, who re-
ceived her at the station, testified
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I Tom Tompkins. .... James A. Wilder
Tom Tucker (the midshipmite) 49,.
............M Miss Florence Melnotte
Josephine. Mrs. Riley Harris Allen
Cousin Hebe. Mrs. Sallie II. Dougla
Little Buttercup. Mrs. Alice Hayward
First Lords sisters, his cousins, his
aunts, sailors, marines, etc.
The ladies of the chorus are Mes
danes Lei Hail. A. G. NJ. Robertson,
NJ. Morse, X Magoon, G. Vincent.
Ruth Johnston, Helen Spalding. Myl
tie Schumann Miss Morse II. Rem
ton, lwilani Ripley, o. Clark, X. C-ark.
p. Clark, b. H. Jones, c. II. Jones
Edith Pratt. Adele Wicke, n. Craig Q
Starrett, Callie Lucas, Edith Smith,
Violet Makee, Thelma Murphy, Fran
! ces Couzens, Sybil Robertson, France
Winter, Marion Chaplin, Hattie Smith,
A. Mott, Harriet Lucas, Rose Herbert,
Mary Lucas, NJ. Larsen, f. Miller
Ruth Johnston, the Misses de la Nux,
Miss Lady Turner, Margaret Freeth
F. Whiting, Marguerite Wadman, Miss
Rhodes, Miss Harriet e. Waite.
The gentlemen are Messrs. J. Cow
an, G. Dyson, F. Shaher, A. Marcal-
limo, G. K. Dwight, J. r. Patten, A.
Meyer, Fl. Carruthers, r. Paris, Helm
rich NJ p. Rose, A. X Smythe II. NJ.
Goodman, f. H. Smith, J. f. Macken-
zie, J. A. Thompson, G. Warren, J. l..
Legros, A. G. Meyer A. Podmore,
Samuel Chillingworth, Carl Neiper,
James Holt, G. A. McEldowney, Thurs
ton Taylor, G. E. Macfarlane, w. A..
Cottrell, G. osborne, J.. H. Morrison,
Robert McEldowney, Cyril Hoogs,
Charles Herbert, e. C. Schenkel, Geo.
d. Mcintyre, o. T. Weber, Franz
Cleghorn, G. Manifest and Mr.. II. Vim
cent.
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The Orchestra.

w. A. Love, Eaton Magoon and
James Lloyd, first violins; DR.. G, E
Wall, Ernest Busch, second violins
George TAFT, viola; DR.. Carl Ramus
cello; Ernest Kaai bass; Charles
Desky, flute; Luther Waimau, first
cornet; Manuel Teves, second cornet;
J. Stanley, clarinet; R. Behling, tom
bone; B. j. Weber, o'ano; NJ, L.. III
tus, drummer. Mr.. Titus is the Fifth
Cavalry drummer of Schofeld Bar
racks, This orchestra is "a strictly
local product,
A. r. Cunha as director and Mr.
Dougherty and Will Douthitt as stage
managers deserve a large share of
the credit for results. The Mohicans
illumination was a great feature Of
the event.
The Water Carnival,
From what has been said already
of the decorated boats, it may be
judged that the water carnival was
grand sight.
AS the procession neared the pas
sage in front of the audience on the
right and left floating mines of fire
works were set off, sending up foun-
tains of carmine and golden spray.
Then on came the sloops, barges,
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Fine Job Printing, star Office.
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Take off your hat tomorrow when the flag goes b,
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| 1910, 40-42e.
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23s4s, 4ogota 2S119s--24lse.
9soer III ieft. 5emled 25--27c.
sort IN Ffetia. Samtlp $I3.5o-I9. so
fort slsar sl7.oo-i6.5o,, Isb sl7.25-
1870.
| geti ia Httia. Gamilp sl3o0-l3.5o
Rss l3.oo--l35o, Beef Shnten s27.5C
--29 so, 8erpa1t $l3.0o--l3.50, Gitp ertrc
snbia Ttb sls s.oo--I9.5o.
Gut Meats fino sfiGlt. QsepotsIts Bel
liss, 10 bis Ia pfuno, 914t, DO. SduI
tern s1S-S34c, DO. Shinfsn l034t.
2 6maI; sin feft. Tieols gSeit prim
$6.9o-9.0o; Rafinirter III rubia; gontinsn
1896, 2. ". $3.50, COMPOUND 61s-7ls {
! 1al III Hau. Brine Gttg 6c, eoun
trp 50 -64e.
4 umpollf aameu'S I. mar itstia
prima robes s5.4s, prima Sommsr ssIbs
s5.4s.
4 9etrclsum ia hstia. RafFuirte,
Ntu Bort 1910, Yhilassipbia uubSaltimors
1910, DO. in 4uit ~ 6o.
gSolts III rubis. Iomeitit Slsees Sbit
1885,
sor, if rubis. Strained, espObnIihs
bic gutss 1915.
3trpentiu n in rubig 3u soc.
Mola lies III itetia. asw Grledn
Sp.u srttls, gutter bis hoics, 35--50s.
Htis III isft.--eiubeimiiaer3 L4-51At
Vatna 6ls--6i9c.
3uasr.-- aoher IN itstis. Nuseapob
So 1sit, 423e, Centrifugal 96 3sN 473
! WelaTts. 3utsr ~ Ieit 1856. RaiNnirtt
, III ruhia Gut eoaf $500, grufbso $50
NouIb a. 6.15s, Gubss 6.05c, gODo.rc
$3.50, @ranuLateo 5.ses, DIAMOND ,,a
i, $500, Gonfsttionsrs n" 5.s5e, SO. So
20. z 5.s0t, 30. 5 .55ts 30. 5.50c, 80.
5.45, ao. 8 5.40c, 20. 5.S5e, 80. $3.50
30. 5.25s, go. 10 5 2o<, SO. IL 5.l5, 81
l2 5.loe. SO. Is 5.05c, 60. Ia 5.o5e.