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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
BROOKLYN SALES.

Ketcham Brothers sold for Or. W. D lt,
Ion. No 90 Putnam avenue TWO s'o'y
and basement dwelling house also 20.
5i2 Decatur street a dwelling house ioE
r & y. Leslie. l...... .,,o
,u,o tenement houses AZ No % 20 !O-
Rroadway' and 80. $40 10 $50 Berry street,
10 the be Kalb Company. a SUBSIDIARY o.
tho Realty Associates. -, A.
Henry Pierson & CO sold tor Mrs. MAT,
garet Reid 40 l52 Lincoln race. tn IN
Gu. and basement dwelling house, s'Nl"
feet. between sixth and seventh avenues
10 a client Of the Jerome Property Cor
DoratiOu
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Inc. leased
apartments in No. l46 East 10Th street TO
Dr. +. Montgomery Smith: In No. $50
avenue 10 Miss Anne Douglas
Fleetwood. I'm Arthur Hall, No. 81 East
e5th street 10 Meuyus Mittelman. and In
No East Sth street 10 Donald w.
Brown.
Pease e. Gilman rented apartments In
No 200 West 5sth street TO Robert H.
Davis; No. 1856 Madison avenue 10 William
A. Ulman. and In No 455 Central Park
West TO Gustav Sanger.
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BUYERS OF oAKHuRsr TRACT.

Oakhursi. a lis-acrc tract Of land IN
Mamaroneck. originally acquired ny the
Bonner family for an estate the sale OF
which by Andrew Connick and associates
was recently announced 100 these columns
was purchased hy the realty operating
nrr Of Wood Harmon & Co, which, u j.
understood. intends 20 dispose OF the lana
i'm villa sites The estate Is within Few
hundred feet Of Ryersdale Estates. a high
grade deyelopment directed ty Francis
Il Wood and was held at 10000.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHURCH.

The Reformed Church In America mas
named a committee 10 secure a new ma
tlonal headquarters IN this cry. ne
committee represents the missionary
agencies and the ave particular synods
Members OF the committee have con-
fefred with Conversational and Baptist
authorities. although named only a Few
days ago. about the wisdom Of proVdlHE
common headquarters FOR all three, Inc
Reformed church. moving up from keaae
street twenty-five years ago or there
arouts. has headquarters AZ 40. - East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
NEW Jersey SALES.

Edmond Rushmore sold for W A Nc
Manus. OF Newark a residence IN West
7th street. Plalnheld. y. j.. 20 X. D.
Rice. also rented for ". +. Johnston a
residence 10 c. r. Neal. a Wall street
broker
steven y. Ayres and Walter +. Baylies
sold for the Wheeler Corporation 10
Frederick Kirch. OF Garwood. six plots
on Clinton and Rockview avenues, North
plainneld which will be Immediately i'm
proved with one or two residences.
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REALTY NOTES.

The Buckley & Horton Company has
been appointed agent for the St. Regis
apartments on Bedford avenue. at the
southwest corner OF Dean street. Brook
Ign
John Matthew formerly with Alfred +.
Toussaint is now connected with the
Office OF Mark Rafalsky & Co. at No.
2i2i Broadway.
w y olive for several years with
the John Thompson Company Of Brook
Ign. is now associated with the Nichols
Ritter Realty Company in their factory
department
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WILSON HOUSE TO COST $4,000

Plans have been filed Tor the construc-
ton OF a 1--WE story dwelling house for NJ.
Orme Wilson. tr.. on the north side or
64th street. 2i5 feet east Of Fifth avenue.
II will have a frontage Of % feet and a
depth OF 80 feet. with an extension. ana
have a facade OF brick and limestone and
will b. scmi-hreprOof Trowbrdge LiV-
ingston are the architects The cost has
been placed at 5000
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom, Nos. II and 10 Nesey
street.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy
51ST ST. 436 West. s s. 800 n Of 10Th
ave 2ON1OO5 sty dwlg: withdrawn.
jlST ST. 43i West. :. $50 n OF 10Th
ave. 2Ox100. 3 sly dwlg. Withdrawn.
iO3D ST. iO7 West. $. $50 n W OF Co
lun.bus ave. lsaXlOOl1. sly tenmt, ad-
Journed 20 June 81.
BY J. II. Mayors.
BEFKMAN PLACE. II. :. 81 II Of
Goth It, l9XOO. I sly tenmt, sold 70 the
plalntln for SIS 7O.
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Manhattan,

WALKER ST. IS. s. 2ixl00 (prior mtg
S33,500) William j Stick TO Charles \
Moran. at Bernardsville, n j; June Is. due
etc. as per bond 81.
lST AVE. n g cor OF Tooth 81. %. l0xO5
Francesca Sivlglin TO Antonio Ruggiero. 225
$4,000
I'D AVE. cor Of 103d ct. 26xI00:
Nathan Schancupp TO Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. 81 Chambers st, June 20, =
yrs. 100000 attorney. j Mcclure, 81
Chambers ST.
9TH AVE. = cor Of Soth ~. 3iNll2; Benz
Duke TO United States Trust Co. ~ Wall
st; June 90; yrs: S250.000; attorneys.
stewart q Shearer. 45 Wall ST.
STH AVE. 25i0. O =. 25xS0 w & z Realty
Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 10
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SATISFIED MECHANICS Llr

JUNE 20.
142D ST. 10 70 100 West; New J.,,., :,
Gotta CO agt Kramer Improvement, a. !. =
Jan %. 1913: 81. 400 ~
127TH ST. Gil West; Robert Gu-.
Faultless Construction Co et al: h.
1912: 1901 81
BRYANT AVE. 1922: Bronx Gu, s,..
act Cornelius OKeefte ct al; FEB 4 IN
bond 500.
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s25o.oOo PELHAM MANOR SALE.

4. clifford Black. a member OF the nrm
OF Black. Starr * Frost, purchased from
Payson Merrill. receiver. the Martin
Condor house at Pelham Manor, y. I.
The buildings on the property. which con
slsts Of about five and half acres. on
the corner OF the Esplanade and Boston
Post Road, cost about $4,000. Kenneth
MYgatt was the broker.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS
Manhattan.

GATH ST. s. PAS Il Of s,h AZ, .,
: sty dwlg; 29xs0. " Orme Wilson :
East Goth 81. owner; Trovbridge \
ingston. 527 5th ave architects: sTsw-
BANK ST. n :. 100 u e Of i,h Il. 4,
G sly tenmt. 50~s2 Martha Bu.ldirs I.
600 Prospect ave. owner. c B Nsym
Union Square, architect; S45 ,000 -
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BOY AUTO sPEEDeR FREED.

Guy d. Ballman. the sixteen-year-old
son OF Frank Ballman. of the Stock Ex-
change. who was arrested on Thursday
night by Policeman Moore for speeding
his automobile twenty-eight miles an hour
IN Broadway was discharged I'm Harlem
Police Court yesterday by Magistrate
Barlow The court said 1t did not like
tho manner in which the arrest was
made
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BIG HOUSTON STREET RENT.

The Ascher Amusement Company has
lea ed for eight years at 5000 a year
from the Minsker Realty Company the
Houston Hippodrome. two story
structure at No. l4l TO AS East Houston
street. between Eldrdge and Forsyth
streets. The leasing company was re-
Gently Incorporated with a capital of
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George = Liable to Mordro., :,
ken. 81 et Y
NJ VI Menken 10 Arnold Jnu
Farmers Loan AMI Trus,
Charles Hoffman: s63. 500. 20 q
Roosevelt ID To1d 10 Eloise r p.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

JUNE 20.
UNIVERSITY AVE. " 5, SIS {. nas1
ST SO CxlOO: City Mortgage CO !oal' .
Cleland. Inc. $4,000 !.
UNIVERSITY AVE, " :. S6l y
81. 50 CxlOO. same loans same Ni'o"
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Broadway; June II; due, etc. as per bond
18th AVE. s. 81o & of 45th St i2;SH
. Weet s6th st: June 20: due as per bona
- GOO: attorney. l. F Doyle. ~ Broadway
37TH ST. y? East r sy brk Ia TaTx t aai
Trust co. 178 Broadway prior mtg So'ooo'' ;
Inne II. due, etc, as per bond; s., 200
42D ST. 225 and 227 West; 10 LOUIS Tsns, CO %
William ST: June II; due Jan s. iyl. pit pr
cent as per bond; 81; attorneys. Geiier' ho'-
ston & Koran, % Exchange place; 49,, nrk
Roth ST. 34J and 3i7 West, . sly prh,
Z, iots Zach 25xIOO5: Jacob S Berliner %
Dry Dock Savings institution 34l Bow" WEI - =
June TO- due. etc. as per Doha t.'9 80 ira
sci 600. attorney. Title Guarantee 20 ~
SIT s7TH + ST. s. 8116 # Of Ave A. iS,Sx
G27. Joseph n Courtade To- Ernisran y, lime
90; yrs; $4,000; attorney
10sT ST. 2l7 East sly 6 brk. 2 tx Wes;
29d 81. Nav 90. due as per bond; 2.5Oo'
ATTORNEYS. Martin, F & $. 20 Exchange pls 5oy
PATH ST s. li9 70 1 al Ssn Tide In
surance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway June ~
3 yrs 5000 oo,,,oo II .
18th ST. 50 e 0t % rave ave 9 s94 East
Hath 81: June Is prior mtg $4,000, yrs, .
per cent. 81 900; attorney. G Cuvco, 63 PARK
18TH ST. Al West; sly brk, 25x99 u L
Toseph Goldberger 10 William Rankin, llv
West nth st; June 2o yrsi per TenC and
g gg 1 Co ie66 pr@adyay
ir ZANE IT, P PRO same to same: June
90 prior mtg $1,000; yr. per cent; Sl'-
500; same attorney.
The Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. Q s, 40. II Of ism -
5Ox95, Abe @ Michaels TO Jennie Reishll'a 90 d.
100 Belmont st: demand per cent May 80
BOSTON RID. $. IS # W OF 10th St. 25x
-; Andrew w Geriach to Leah BARLEY et az.
So. 600 attorney. Arthur Knox, los Broadwaiy y
BEACH AVE . 5. ate OF lo3tn ST. % 75 "a
5i54 valentine Clio to s Emu Gdo d bu,p as per
bond June 10. $4,000; attorney. Thomas )
Curran, 20 Nassau ~. IN A.,
CLINTON AVE, s cor Of lS2d ST. 10, O11H
50 sx7OxgO. Normal Construction 90 70 Rock
land Realty 60. 500 Willis ave tpror hts
$4,000, June 10. due Dec -. 1919; o. RgI
cent, $1,000: attorney. Z Bell oV' Wits
HOE AVE. cor, Of. ian $: loo S$S
Trssk Building CO 70 II W & Realty 1 S0r--
poration. 40 Wills ave prior mtg Sio,SooI .
3 yrs per cent. June 2: 5000 attorneys
Williamson &c p. 40 Willis ave.
LOT 90 map $50 lots Thompson KeSe e se
Corporation, 39l Dast lioth ST; 3 yrs, o per
cent: June Is; $1,000. attorneys, Clocke. Koch
& Reldy 39l East l49th st ,,,.
estate. Theodore Grassi 10 Felix FROST, ls9s
Belmont ave- June 10; due as per bond: 500,
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40
Broadway
QUARRY RID. s e =, 37.5 II Of 81 ave,
IS. 10. Tripoli Realty Co and ano 70 + Paul A
Vaccarelli 354 East ll6th 81, yrs, per cent:
May -, 81 500 attorney, Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60. l76 Broadway
lsSTH ST, cor Of Tiebout ave, 29xs3 /
schoen Co % Manhattan Mortgage 60. 40
Broadway; June 10; due as per bond; $4,000.
lssTH ST =. 20 Il OF Tiebout ave, osH
1913. same TO same. June 10; S2OOcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

10000 and the following directors, Sid
ney Ascher, Jacob II. Lubin ana Jay
Leigh Wolf, to operate motion picture en-
terprises
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.
JUNE 90

u y r ~.
10TH AVE, 2 cor q 23d 81. toi.
Gw!g: Casimir de r Moore, 1911 sh !
owner; F c Hunter, Iel 9Th ave, s'ts..
81, 600.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torney.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
rTrN-E
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Lichtensten; 4 yrs from May /, 1913; Siso'
address. s3f East i6lst 81.
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Billy DWELLINGS FOR APARTMENT SITE
Builders Get Five Houses at the Southeast Corner OF west td
Avenue and 18th Street.
$3.50 600 INVOLVED IN PENN SYLV ZONE EXCHANGE

\ building concern headed by George
Backer and Arnstein & Levy has pur-
chased the five American basement DWELL
ing houses q: the southeast corner or
West End avenue and 18th street The
property is known as No. 372 10 37S West
End avenue and No 262 West list street
IL was sold by Minnie T. Brown, VINO
began accommodating the group a few
years ago.
The property has a frontage of S3.2 feet
on West End avenue and 81 feet on 18th
street. The buyers plan to erect on the
site a twelve story high class house, with
one apartment 10 a floor The plot Is d.
rectly opposite the big Apthorp apartment
house. occupying the block bounded by
Broadway. West End avenue, 18th and
18th streets. owned by the Astors.
The site Just sold is part Of a larger
plot Of about six lots on which eleven
small sized dwelling houses were erected
several years ago The entire plot has
been restricted to that class Of improve
ment ever since. but the Backer syndicate
is said to have reached an agreement with
the other owners OF the group which will
Kermit Of the apartment improvement
Negotiations are nearly completed Of an
exchange transaction In which S15O,)OO Is
involved 1t IS said that an investor has
agreed to purchase from James II. Cruik-
shank and William y. Fitzpatrick their re-
Gently completed eight story commercial
structure which occupies plot near the
Pennsylvania Terminal. at No ;3' 10
347 West 27th street. in part payment FOR
which property held at about 100000 is
20 be given by the purchaser.
The 9th street building was recently
leased by Cruikshank and Fitzpatrick. who
operate as the St Johns Park Realty
Company. 10 the American Tobacco Com
pany. This lease, which was negotiated
by c. Maxwell Kaeppel, Of ogden & Clark
SON. is for a period Of ten years, at a net
annual rental Of about $4,000. and car
ries an option to renew for similar pc
Rod.
other sales announced yesterday FOL
low:
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Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser anG
Attorney
JUNE 90
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The Bronx

HOE AVENI'E-Thc triangular SHAPED
block. 27l .lN14S IX22N feet. bounded by Hno
avenue Wcg, Farms Road and 10Th street
Sc reported % have been sold hy MARY
Martin The buyer S. said 20 De- a builder
who gsvc improved properi" in exchange
The seller acquired the property last week
as plaintiff in d foreclosure action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
Manhattan.

l24TH sTREET-Lcopo.d Hcilnrer has
rcsold the three story dwelling house. 70. {
East i-4th street. on o lot -oNloo.ll fcet. 70
Thomas J. O'Nciu for occupancy. The mouse
was sold "a, auction abou, q month ago %
John J. O.Kcef,. who resold % 90 NJ. Hell
liner a couple % weeks after.
SoTH STEEET-Hcnry j.. Winans & MAJ
have sold FOR the RrluckerhoN estate No. ~
E,s, S0ih street q four story dwelling house.
on a lot 25xl02 feet. about % feet vest ~
Madison avenue. The purchaser "i. occupy
the house after making cNteus!r. alteration.
The house was built by W. w. & Z. y.
Hall and has been hold ~ Slo5. 600.
ST. NICHOLAS ANENI E-HedVig CLASS
Is reported Co have sold 10. 80 St Nirholaf
avenue "a three story dwelling house. on n lot
2OxC5x irregular adjoining tho northwest
corner OF i4gfh street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

the feet in Asiatic waters in time OF
war. Some naval officers believe the nam
base for war purposes and the recupera-
ton of disabled ships should be nearer
the probable scene Of operations 1t 10
not expected. however. that any such
radical reversal of the naval policy VIII
be adopted by this administration
TO INSPECT NAVY YARDS.-More
than usual Importance attaches 10 the p''-
posed visit of the members OF the Naval
Committee Of the House TO the various
navy yards, including that at New JOIN
and possibly those on the west coast
There has been much discussion aihons
new members of the committee, ma
iority Of whom have not before served
in Congress. concerning the pohcy oi
this administration toward the navy
Yards Secretary Daniels has maze II
known that he favors increased appro-
priatious for the yards. with special pref
erence. in all probability for those in the
South. hitherto largely overlooked
With the information that the commit
tee is bound 10 obtain from the visit TO
the yards IL is believed there will he a
better opportunity than ever before 10
pass the departmental recommendations
inteligently None Of the new members
comes from a district in which is a navy
yard II is believed. therefore. that the
committee will take up the problem with
less prejudice than would be possible
were the members more vitality interested.
OF Importance also will be the result OF
the inquiry into naval conditions gen
orally. such as the necessity for reHei
for the personnel. The officers on duty
at various stations will have a chance TO
express their views on this and other
subjects OF interest
The committee will make a special in
vestigation. al the instance Of Secretary
Daniels. of the facilities at the various
yards for the construction of new ships
1t is desired also TO have the committee
observe TO what extent and in what di-
rection it will be possible to extend the
plant al New York in order that add
tional work in the way of new construc-
ton and repair may be done there.
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NOTICE or SALE or GOVT REM
NANT AND RicHT-oF-WAY.

The following Government Remnant
and Right-of-way win be sold at pub
lie auction at IL o'clock noon, Sat
urday, October Is, 1913. at the front
door to the Capitol Building, Homo
lulu:
I'D Government Remnant situated
at Kailua, North Kona, Hawaii. con
tanning an area OF 1880 square feet
Upset. price s2,75O.00.
CD Perpetual rightofway for
ditch purposes across the government
land OF Kemoo. Waialua, Oahu. Area
Of right-of-way 8.1s acre. Upset price
$1,000.
Terms Cash.
Purchaser to pay cost of adyertis
ing and stamp.
For maps and further particulars
apply at the office of the Commits
sioner of Public Lands, Capitol
Building. Honolulu.
JOSHUA ID. TUCKER,
Commissioner of Public Lands
Dated at Honolulu, August IA. 1913
5625Au 16, %. 80. Sept. 6, 13. 90
q. Oct. i, II, Is, "a.
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ship PER Will
P AY CANAL
TOLLS

San Francisco and Vancouver. b.
c., are the only ports Benefited by the
new q. S. coastwise shipping law.
The coastwise shipping law is all
wrong. Opinion Of F. Bauseman; Sc.
attic. ...=.,- !.
OF particular importance to Van
couver waterfront and steamship in
terests, says the Vancouver Sun. is
the recently expressed opinion after
Ia European tour. Of Mr.. Frederick
Bauseman. of Seattle, who is mem
Der of the firm of Bauseman & Kel-
ieher, and takes a deep interest in
matters commercial and maritime
Mr.. Bauseman says emphatically:
THE coastwfse shipping law is all
wrong, and SO is the proposition of
making foreign ships pay q toll while
cur own ships go through free. 1t is
a fine thing for the New York and
San Francisco shipoWner, as it only
tightens their hold and forces people
to use their ships What would peo-
pie say il there should besa law enact
ed providing penalty for shipping
goods over the Canadian Pacific rail
way? There would be big roar OF
protest. Yet that is just what this
toll question amounts to, as the cost
is bound to fall on he shipper. 1t is
all right to provide toll for ships
bound to the Orient, but those carry
ing cargoes for Pacific coast points
should go through free, or on the
same terms as American vessels. 1t
is not right that importers should be
charged two taxes, one for bringing
an article into the country, and an
other for getting 1t through the Pan
anna canal.
aThe coastwise shipping law pro-
viding that foreign ships can not en-
gage in coastwise trade is great det-
riment to Seattle and will keep many
foreign ships from our harbor, which
otherwise would come here. San
Francisco and Vancouver, B. c.. are
the cities benefited by this law, which
looks so good at first glance. A steam.
ship line is not going to take small
shipment for Seattle. and make the
run in here, unless they can take an.
other cargo from here A boat run.
ming to San Francisco, for instance
and from there to Vancouver, would
have no object in coming to Seattle.
It can carry no cargo from San Fran
cisco to this port, nor can it take
goods from here, except to some for.
eIgn port.
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NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TREAS
urer,s Office. Honolulu. Oahu. In re
dissolution Of the Oahu Service Com
pany, Limited
Whereas, the Oahu Service Com
pany. Limited, a corporation estab
lished and existing under and by vir
tue of the laws Of the Territory Of
Hawaii, has pursuant to law In such
cases made and provided. duly filed
In this office, a petition for the disso
luton of the said corporation. to
eether with a certificate thereto an.
nexed as required by law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to any and all persons that
have been or are now interested in
any manner whatsoever In the said
corporation, that objections to the
granting Of the said petition must be
filed In this office on or before IL
O'Clock noon, October II, 1913. and
that any person or persons desiring to
be heard thereon must be in attend
snce at the office of the undersigned
in the Executive Building, Honolulu
at IL o'clock noon of said day. to show
cause, ii any. why said petition should
not be granted.
d. L. CoNKLING.
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu. August End, A. ID. 1913.
5619--Aug. 9, is, %, 30, Sept. s, 10
20. ~, Oct 4, IL.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per stmr Mauna Kea for Hiio via
way ports, Oct III G. Rothwell c.
"A. Woode, Richard Ivers, g. D. Ray
mond, R. S. Hosmer, w F. -Gaynor,
Mrs. Gaynor, w. w. Thayer, Geo. R.
Carter, K. B. Porter. J. D. McVeigh,
+. c. Smith, A. r. Keller, A. c. Han
ma, ]. w. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Kalauokalani, l.. NJ. -Fishel. NJ. Hasa
motto, J. Frank w. Duker. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. 0tkinson, A. w Bottomley
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
Oct. 13.-Judge Lindsay, Judge Whit
.ney, H. r. Jordan, J. Marcallino, J. L.
Flemming, D. Monsarrat. Gerrit
Wilder, L. p Scott, A. Sellner, Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Case, Miss Mcintyre
Per stmr Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports, OctS 14.-Sam Kauhane, C,
e. Driver, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. G. R.
Hemenway, Virginia Couzens, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Greenwich, VIM. Green
n. G. Hinders,S
rer stmr Kinau for Kauai ports Oct
IA. de Bretteville and wife, Mr.
S. B. Deyerille, Paul Schmitt, H. w
LIggs, H. Hadfield, S. Kopke, Mrs. H
Gehring, w. Gehring, Mrs. A. Schuber
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J PAssENGERs ExPECTED

Per o. s. S. Sierra from San Fran.
cisco, due October FL. @. Ables,
Mrs. q. C. Ables. Hrs W. G. Adams
and two children, Mrs C. Andrews,
w. w. Ballinger and wife, Earl Bal
linger, D. w. Bradley, Mrs. Bradley,
Mrs. Bowie, Bourgeois, Mrs. Bourgeois,
Mrs. H. Al. Baldwin, Geo. Chalmers,
Mrs Chalmers, 3 P. Cooke, Mrs.
Cooke, Miss Cooke, L. p. Clarke, Mrs.
Clarke, W. T. Buchanan, Mr.. Duffy,
Mrs. j. Dunnan, g. L. Duckworth,
Mrs. DuckwOrth and two children,
Mrs d. Duffy, Mrs w. e. Ellerbrook,
w. B. Tanning, Mrs, Tanning, J. Foth.
ergill. Mrs. Fothergill, G. K. Gilman.
Mrs. F. Ferguson. Mrs. Gould, c. H.
Hitchcock, e. j. sKeras, G. q. King, F.
Kohler, Mrs. Kohler, Mrs. RI. Little,
a. X. Lucas. G. d. La Sale, Mrs. C.
I'd. La Sale, L. lie Conte, Mrs. LIE
Conte, ]. d. Leyenson, e. A. Mason,
Mrs. Mason, ]. Mowat, Mrs. MoWat,
Geo. Mastroyich, Mrs. e. B. Norris,
Mrs. C. J. 0dendhal and two children,
J. H. Priestley, Mrs. Priestley and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mari
no and five children, M. f. Prosser,
Mrs. Prosser, j w. Roberts, Miss
Rouse, Father Reilander, A. r. Smith,
Capt j. W. Short, Mrs. Short, C. S.
Noses Mrs. Moses, Miss Helena
O'Brien, Robt Scott, Mrs. Scott, Mr.,
SchelIer, Mrs. Scheller, Miss Searby,
s. M. Stock, A. III. Schafsky, Mrs.
Schafsky, o. G. 1raphagan. Mrs. Tay.
lor, A. I. Silva, Mrs. Silva, Mrs. M.
Wyndhafn, Miss Wyndham, Master
r. L. Wilson, MISS L. e. Wilson, r.
II. Van SAINT, Mrs. Van SAINT. Mrs L.
A. White, r. Ware and Chinese base.
ball team of Ia members =,
Per NJ. N S. S. Lurline from San
Francisco, October 21.--Miss Anga
Conklin, Miss LYDIA McFadyan, Mrs. ].
Steinbeck and infant, j. Bell, H. C.
Dolliver, A. r. Traphagen, Miss A.
Kenneth, Mrs. c. II. Raven, o. G.
Traphagen, Mrs. 10. G. Traphagen, j.
p. Cooke; Mrs. UP. Cooke, Miss EN-.
lily Cooke, M. M. Johnson, Mrs. Geo,
Larimer, Miss Julia Macfarlane, Miss
Rose Herbert