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KfaI Cstafe Jpr Nrnt

For RENT, NATIONAL HOTEL. HAIR
risonburg, Va: forty-two bedrooms
exclusive OF Office. parlor, dining
room kitchen. serving rooms, stor-
age rooms and sample rooms: hve
rooms with private baths; ten rooms
with telephones. Entire building
electric lights and steam heated. viii
rent completely furnished except
linen for tables and beds. silverware
dishes and bus and horse. First
class established trade Rates So
and $3.50 per day. Reason for rent
ing. am running large store and can
not properly operate both. Great
chance for right party. For further
particulars write =. J.. ROuDABUSH,
oMNnr. EarrisnMLurC Va
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peIp, a9aIs ano Ten,aIe

COMPETENT CYLINDER
press feeder. male or female: eight
paid kilograms refused WINSTON
PRINTING co. Winston Salem, -. G.
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Richmond ana Ches.peans Day RAILWAY.
Schedule OF Electric Trains, effective May
10. 1872: Leave Nichnond. Laurel und Broad
Streets; o'e;9s A. 81. '7;lo a: NJ. bs:lo A.
?. d.. 2:lo r: NJ. 3:lo p. NJ, b4:i0 p. NJ. $50
r. a.. $40 P. NJ. 10 P. NJ. bs:lo p. NJ
1910 p. NJ, AS P. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land ard Maple Streets: 1885 A. NJ. b7 ~ A..
III" 500 A. NJ. b9:0o A. N.. 1890 A. NJ. ''lI:os
A. NJ. 1900 NJ. eel 100 r. NJ, 2:LJ Il. M 3:oa
P. N. 400 p. NJ. $500 II NJ. $500 p. a., 7:0s
=. NJ $3.50 F. NJ. os.oo +. NJ. 1l:o0 p. Is.
Daily except Sunday. ''Suntay only.
bCarries baggage
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situations, lorofes5tona!

WANTED. PosITI0N IN ACADEMY
or public school: successful expert
ence; Qualifications: Latin, French,
English. mathematics. MISS RY-
LAND. S37 West Grace.
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kraI G6tatr for SaIe

FARM FOR SALE-UNUSUAL BAR
g niin 70 prompt purchaser: one-half
Southcrn road. thirty-two miles from
Ricnmond; Scven-room residence.
good oEtbulldings: orchard: seventy
ance In woods; fronting on public
road; Price. S2.l00. Address Box 1875.
Amelia. Va.
$4,000 BUYS NINE-ROOM SEMI-DE-
tached house on Stuart Avenue. with
not water heat and combination fix
lures; only two squares from car
line, This house was built for a
reason for selling, owner intends
leaving the city. Engagement 10 sec
property can be made by addressing
y 4lG. care Times Dispatch
VIRGINIA ESTATE "BIRDLAND." 10
Western Railroad; COZ acres. 200 UNI
der, cultivation. 400 in timber. CON
tributing materially TO payment;
uated; barns. tobacco houses etc
only 2o.ooo-one-third cash. Box
22G6 Washington. ID. G.
FOR SALE. 10 ACRES. ALL IN BEAR
ing grape vines, one-half mile from
l.ynchhurR. Produces over 2.5e0 gal
Ions of grape juice per annum; seven
a a99 0ns o s RSce on Su aas six
VIII bring in big return on invest
ment r. GuERRANr COSBY. JR.,
NOW is THE, TINE TO BUY A HOME
in Barton Heights before the new
car service to centre OF the city and
annexation forces up prices. I'll sell
ali conveniences, at old prices. on on
easy terms If deal Is made at once
CAN Madison 1897.
TRUCK ERS. ATTENTION. ACRES
Of land. half woods half cleared. in
q fine state of cultivation: five miles
from city. VIII sell at a sacrifice.
direct from owner: six minutes walk
IRON CIR line Phone Madison 5l32.
Main street. Richmond. Va.
SACRIFICE FARM SALEA24O ACRES
improved, zoo acres creek watered.
bottom and timber; one of the best
GINA Excellent grass. grain. corn.
tobacco; numerous costly buildings;
fences. Near school. church. rail
los. blackstone. Va.
FOR SALE, FERTILE FARM OF As
ali In e@itlv9tion; good GOD Gff o"r-foois
81. G0o-one- cash, balance to
suit buyer. T.. GUERRANT COSBY.
III, Lynchburg, Va.
FARM BARGAIN, CONTAINING 100
ance in timber: 1ve-room house, new
barn, orchard; four miles from sta
ton, c. q; .. Railroad. Price. $500.
Terms if desired. Y, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE OR RENT. AT BARGAIN.
new cightroom house on Westhamp-
ton car line. stop 8. Call OWNER,
Monroe 1891.
$40 PER FOOT AT BENEDICTINE
College; only $500 needed. Monroe
G23.
SACRIFICE ACREAGE on PATTER-
son Avenue at 5000 per acre on ac-
count OF financial reasons. l am
compelled TO have the cash Address
ID CAS-. care Times Dispatch.
GRACE STREET LOT. 81 FEET. $500
ner fOOt. ShOne Monroe 40.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave South Richmond, Seventh and
Perry Streets. for Petersburg:
IS 80. 10. IL. 'l2 y. NJ. !. z %, 1. e.
''5t5, g. 7. 8. 30. 10 p. NJ.
Hoo p. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street FOR South Richmond:
ts;i5' s:ss $50. '.:s5. S:35 s:a5. 'loas. n:ss
A. NJ, 1885. 'l:S5. 2:Sb. 1885. ABS, $685. 6:2S
t7:o5. 1855. S:35. 9:e5. 'io:i0. l1:io p. NJ.
fDaily except Sunday and holidays,
Carries baggage and express
''l-imited. except Sundays and holidayn
All cars from Petersburg connect with card
for Richmond.
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SumNler BparuIng

BoULEvARD nm. on HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter re-
sort. Country and seashore COM
bined with city conveniences. First
class homemade" cooking. Send
for literature. MISSES TABB. Boule-
ward Inn. Hampton. Va.
WANTED. BOARDERS; S. TO 81 PER
week: suburbs Orange. MISS L.
ELEANOR JERDONE. Orange, Va.
PULLMAN. COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va, on water front. everything up
to-date; on Cottage car line: meet me
ut tho Pullman. For information
write PULMAE CoTTAGE co N'
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sEABcARD AIR LINE.
Norfolk & West ern Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September 80 1914
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 5000 A. NJ. $500 p. N, .Sie
+. NJ. "
FOR LYNcHBURa AND THE WEST,
e:l5 A. NJ. 1850 a. NJ. 1900 p. NJ, ss 10 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: I'll 10 A
~. 's:s5 T. NJ. I'll 30 T. NJ. From the Westf
'e:4o A. NJ. a?:lo r. NJ. bl:40 r. NJ. sa;0S p.
NJ. $500 r. II.
DAILY. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsunday OK.
w Il. BEFll.L. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. G. SAUNDERS G. p. A.. Roanoke Va
e Il BOSLEY. d. +. A.. Ricnmond Va
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BY Pollard 6 Bagby.
AUCTION SALE OF
SMALL DETACHED HOUSE. NO. SO3
JESSAMINE STREET.

We are authorized to sell at auction
to the highest bidder
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1918.
at $3.50 o'clock
the aforementioned small house of
about four rooms. 1t Is n good renter
or would make q good small home
Come and get n bargain
TERMS: Easy, announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers
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kfltabir Grdn5ftrs

TRANSFER.-MIL
a02 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
house for your bassae ssuI two at m ,eo
on our wagon. Phone Madison 1445.
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for SALE

FOR SALE. BROOM MANUFACTURE
ing plant. fully equipped: large num-
Der, OF good customers: reason for
Ceiling. death of one of the partners.
For full information, apply to tho
VIRGINIA BROOM CO. 1923 East
Main Street
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BUSINESS Qpportunlty

NENsPAPER, PAYING WELL: is
columns ads home print: Job Office
Virginia town 1000; railroad centre.
Must sell or lease at once; cash and
terms. First reasonable offer &C
cepted. Address IN" care Times
IDisuatCh
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SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM: PRI-
vatc bath. Phone Madison No. 2370-J.
ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR APART
East Franklin.
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professional I3eIp luanteo

SALARIES FOR TEACHERS. $40 TO
$3.50 We have the vacancies direct
and urgent from the leading school
officials. Get a Plan. w. H. JONES.
Mgr. Columbia s @
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Rt5cfIlanFpu3

SCHOOL MISSES: NOW Is THE
time to bring In. your fall hats to
81 or SIS for new hat, when your
old ono can BIO made new by our
process? VERA HAT WORKS, eli
900.
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Kral estate llaanleo

WANTED. TO RENT FURNISHED
hotel In good location. p. O. Box 965.
WANTED. AT ONCE, SMALL HOUSE
on one of side streets in West End:
price not to exceed $1,000. VIII give
cash for tho right house. Address
427. care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. A. CON.
NELLY < co. Write po3ta cor neo-
essary hlankA
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 25o6 STUART
AVENUE.
In execution OF certain deed of
trust. bearing date on August 10. 1912,
to the undersigned trustee, recorded in
the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court in d. b. 21S \, page 215, default
having been made in the payment OF n
portion of the debt secured therein. and
being required by the benefciares so
TO do, ] Will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1913,
at 1870 o'clock l.. NJ.
the above mentioned property, con-
sisting OF a brick two-story detached
building, with two flats of four rooms
pantry and bath in each: also with sep
aratc entrances front and rear and sep
arate gas. electricity and water. There
Is concrete cellar under house and
two coal houses in rear. The lot is
described in said deed as follows: Be
ginning at a point on the north limo
OF Stuart Avenue 10 feet west OF the
northwest corner OF Stuart Avenue and
Davis Avenue, thence running west
wardly along and fronting on the north
line of Stuart Avenue % feet, thence
back from said front northwardly and
between parallel lines 100 feet TO an
alley 10 feet wide. This property will
pay we'll as an Investment.
Terms: Cash. or more liberal terms
may be announced at sale.
r. A. PAINE TruSteo
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aurtton Sales FUTURE Dagn
BY n. w. BOWIE & SON,
Real Estate AuoIfoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

BUILDING LOT ON THE
EAST SIDE OF SHORT STREET.
BETWE MAIN AND CARY
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In execution of n deed of trust duly
recorded in the clerks office OF Rich
page 32S, ! will, at the request of tho
beneficiary, there having been default
In the payment of n portion of tho
debt secured, sell, by auction. on the
promises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1913.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ.
the very desirable building lot above
to, situated on tho east sido
OF Short Street. between Main and
Cary Streets, with Il front OF 40 feet.
with an alley ON either side, and hav-
the place for two nice houses.
Terms. Cash.
CHAS. c. BOWIE, Trustee.
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lost anu 5iD.lHu
Qflp lN.auleb St3aif

n. LEARN TRADE. UNITEp STATES
49, Chtry pays well while teaching ma
1850. electricians. carpenters and
o Other tradcs--if over II. Promotion
Posslbi. 70 over $50 per month clear.
iin'cIchtihS cruises. steady work Must
niECluITlNG STATION. Allison Build
I ~ East Main ana Eighth Street.
~ n.,ehm1hu, va, or send for free book
ici' Making OF Man-o'- VVarstnan"
address BUREAU or NAVIc;ATioN
FOX i gsi. Navy Department, Washing,
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poulrrp, iort5 anb gine stock

PONIES FOR shLE-SHETLAND AND
Welsh OF highest type and quality.
specially made of furnishing foun-
dation herds MONTROSE PONY
FARM. Gainesville. Va. City address
All South Laurel Street.
THERE ARE NO BETTER FEEDS
for your moulting hens than w J.
T." dry mash. and wv. J. T." scratch
feed. Feed them and get the much
desired winter eggs. Pullets will
lay better and steadier when fed on
II. too. w. j. TODD'S SONS. 426
North Sixth Street.
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NnNTED. FOR UNITED STATES
tween the ages OF is and az ciiizcn.
oi the United States. of good character
anu temperate habits. who can speak.
tiehu ana write the English Language
or iniormation apply 10 RECRUfTIS0
of iCt:R $40 East Broad Street, Rich
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE, NEWLY FUR
nished room on Franklin Street, near
Third; southern exposure: indie
pendent entrance: near phone and
bath; suitable for two gentlemen.
Madison 332G-J
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situations lGanteb, female

ELDERLY WIDOW LADY WOULD
like position as housekeeper for
small family. Address MRS. JAMES
QUINN, y. Sc w. Railway Farm. Ivor
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position az housckeepcr or In linen
room In hotel Il 400, care Times
Disputch
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a9rrtfng5
NOTICEi

q y STATED COMMUNICATION
X% OF Metropolitan Lodge. No II. A..
IV\ r. 81 y. NJ. will be held in the
Masonic Temple THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, September II. 1918. at 3 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
w. ~ WATKINS
ScCrctarY
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FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM,
near bath, suitable for gentlemen.
Apply 610 East Franklin Street
TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
connecting rooms. second floor. 107
EnSl GrnCn.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 2506 STUART
ANE,NJ e
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52DftCfa

WANTED, THE PUBLIC 70 Know
that JAHNkE BROS. jewelers. sI2
and REMOUNT DiAMONDS IN rife
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver ALWAYS taSen In EXCHANGE
MISS y. T. DANIEL WILL RESUME
her student classes for ladies the
first week in October at her resi-
dence. 3 West Grace Street. Miss
Daniel Will receive private pupils
between the hours of Q and IL A NJ
DIR BROKER ANNOUNCES THE RE
moval OF his Offices TO Il West Grace
Street.
WE MAKE y SPECIALITY OF PACK
ing and storing household goods.
Call Monroe 1901.
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pelp lGantrn female

WANTED. \ STRONG. WILLING,
capable. energetic and intelligent
woman, colored or white, to assist
in running ten room for auto
mobilists In the mountains of Vir-
ginia. Must BIO good cook, honest
Trustworthy and able to take re-
sponsibility A good opportunity for
the right person.; references cx-
changed. Address " ", 321, care
Times Dispatch
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auction 5aIfs Gbls Dap

BY PAINE 4 CORLING.
Real Estate Brokers.
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! MRS. +. II. BURKE IS MAKING RES
! ervation for September LIST for rooms
and one housekeeping apartment.
IL East Franklin.
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YOUNG MAN WITH SEVERAL YEARS
business experience. graduate In
law, desires 10 establish office con
nection on salary or partnership
basis with an established lawyer or
young man just entering the pro-
tcssion- Address G 273, care Times
hISnafch
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-13


thing in it's favor the Kestrel is not
expected to arrive here much before
January 22nd. + -, Il. s g.. f..
The Luka, under the command OF
Captain Piltz, is believed can cover
the distance between Honolulu and
Tanning in eight days, with favorable
weather conditions as exist at the
present time.
Dray loads of stores and provisions
we're sent to the little vessel now
moored near the foot Of Fort street
this morning. s@
The Luka, is to take supplies for
the British cable staff of officials and
will also proceed to Christmas island
where Father Rougier, the south sea
copra king, has his' plantation camp,
where the balance Of freight will be
discharged. = F. :
Five tons of refrigerated supplies
were included in the order to be filled
at Honolulu. The Luka is also to
take on a quantity of distillate and
gasoline. AS the vessel is fitted with
auxiliary engines no delay is expected
in reaching destination. s..
The remainder of supplies which
have been accommodating at Honolulu
| with the arrival Of the Canadian-Aus.
tralasian steamers has been ordered
forwarded in the Kestrel, which is be
iieved will depart for the south seas
along the latter part of the month.
The schooner Flaurence Ward, may
also be pressed into service should
the demand for additional provisions
become imperative.
From what can be learned here
Tanning Island cable station Is not as
plentifully supplied with provisions
as the Midway station. 1t is claimed
that at Midway supplies to last the
little colony for year are carried
in stock. -s'.
At Tanning Island, considerable de
pendence has heretofore been placed
on the occasional visits OF the Cana
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FINANCIAL
MIX Threatens

When the board of supervisors
meets tonight it will have a nice lit
tie problem to solve. What to do
with the monthly men,, those en-
ployes, employed by the city and coun-
ty by the month, who have been Or
dered supplanted by Democrats, is
vexing the brains of the administra-
ton.
Under a resolution passed at re-
cent meeting, these men are to quit
Jan. Is, day after tomorrow. Under
the opinion handed the board at a
subsequent meeting by Deputy City
and County Attorney Milverton, these
employees are under an implied con-
tract, and the board runs the chance
of bringing a number of suits upon
the city if it insists upon ousting the
men Wednesday.
The first question which the board
will have to solve tonight is whether
to extend the time of the monthly en-
plOyes or to live up to the letter OF
the former resolution. If an extern
sion of time to the end of the month
is granted the danger of suits for ad-
ditional pay is averted, but another
question comes up.
The new appropriation bill, which
will be up for discussion tonight, cuts
down the salaries of many of the Of
ficers in the various city departments
but the old employees were to be paid
under the old appropriation bill. The
board will find itself therefore facing
a deficit which will have to be sup
piled by special resolution.
There will have to be a special res
oiution anyway, thinks the city and
county clerk, who points out that in
such departments as the city and
county attorneys. where the salaries
have been cut several hundred dol
lars a month, the difference between
the salaries paid up to and including
January Is. and the salaries, allowed
under the new appropriation bill, will
have to be met anyhow, by resolu-
ton.
Its a beautiful miX-up any way
you take it," said one of the city au-
ditor's staff, and goodness knows how
the board is going to get out without
being worse snarled up than it is
now"
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NOW HAVE EARS

Ears for steamships. This is the lat
est device for preventing disaster at
sea. Put less metaphorically, subma-
rine bell-signalling has been perfected
to such an extent that it is now COM
ing into worldwide use as a safeguard
for navigation. When lighthouses and
lightships are ineffective in times Of
fog the warning bell beneath the
waves is a certain monitor of danger,
and the belief is that as an attach
ment to vessels the bell would at such
times prevent collision.
The growth of submarine bell sig.
Mailing is one of the most striking
things in recent maritime history. Few
developments have been achieved with
so little publicity. Quietly, yet eff.
GENTLY, a new sense has been develop
ed for ships at sea, sense that en-
ables them to follow a. rcoast-line or
negotiate a narrow channel almost as
safely In fog as in fair weather. In
1901 the first submarine bell was hung
beneath the waves of the coast of Mas
sachusetts, and for three years its note
of warning passed unheard except by
those who are conducting the expert
ments. In 1904 the first ocean-going
ship was fitted with submarine ears
and today over 1870 stations in the
northern hemisphere are sending out
submarine warning signals or are be-
ing equipped for the purpose. Nine
hundred ships of the worlds navies
and mercantile marine are ready to
receive or exchange such warnings.
There is something eerie in the idea
of monster vessel shutting, as it
were, her eyes in fog and relying
instead upon ears beneath the ocean.
Yet such is really the case with the
new invention. Directly a fog arises
today boats equipped with bell signal.
ling devices transfer their nerve cen
tiers from the navigating bridge to the
keel. Telescopes and glasses give
place to- the sensitive diaphram be-
meath the waves, and the closest watch
Is kept for: the. warning wayebeats of
the submarine bell These, with a few
exceptions, are coded and indicate by
the frequency of the beats the exact
whereabouts of the ship. So sensitive
are these instruments that distinct sig
nails can be received by ships Of big
5raught at a distance of ten miles.
Ships of smaller draught can hear sig
nails from three to five miles distant.
So certain is the submarine signal in
it's action, and so rapid are the strides
in it's development. that the time prom
ises to be near.at hand when collision
between ships properly equipped will
also be impossible, unless the officers
in charge are guilty of negligence.
Nearly all the big British shipping
companies have equipped their prin.
ciple vessels with the protective de-
vice. Those who have refrajned SO
far are mainly concerned with traffic
in the southernSseas and far east.
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THINKS WAlKANE
IAlVGLE SOLVED

Superintendent Bishop of the de-
partment of public works, believes the
plans for the Waikane wharf, on the
windward side of Oahu, can be
changed to permit its construction
within the appropriation of $500 and
at the same time make the pier a
practical landing. With Eken Low
and l.. l.. McCandIess the superinten-
dent visited the site last Saturday.
The original plans proved too ex-
tensive, the board of harbor commits
sioners discovering that the contract
could not be let for less than approx
mately $4,000. The difficulty to be
surmounted in revising the plans is
to erect a wharf extending out
through shallow water to a depth per-
hitting the approach of large vessels.
1t is though now that this problem
will be solved by extending merely a
track from the shore out to the wharf,
cars on this track to convey the mer-
chandise between the land and the
Dior
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr Kinau. from Kauai ports,
Jan. &c. B. Gage, Mrs. kalani,
Rev. X. Shiraishi. Mrs. Vim. Eberling,
Mrs. c. W. Stanley. S. A. Strader,
Mr.. Jardine, Mrs. Jardine, Miss Jar
dine, Miss R. Puoi, Il. W. Hulse, NJ
A Nichol. F. T. p. Warehouse. F.
B. Enos. Chang Hoon, Miss Mabel | =.
Wilcox. Mrs. Chang Hoon, Chock Sung,
Master Chock Sung, VIM. Elliott, Mrs
Mcqueen. Mrs. VOTERS and child, E
w. Kopke, J. D. Tucker. W. E, Wall
II. Isenberg, Miss Brewer, Francis
Gay, Mrs. A. Lindsay and child. and
80 deck.
Per stmr. Claudine from Kahului
Jan. Ed. Thompson. T. Soper, T
r. Neal. O. C. Woodstock, ]. Milne
John Comes and wife. Lum Won, Mrs
20. c. Brede, F. Sackwitz, Roy Pal
mer, Mrs. F. Baker. J. Moikeha, Miss
Moikeha, Father MaXimin and 10 deck
Per stmr. Likelike, from Maui and
Molokai ports, Jan. rs. Chapman
W. NJ. Vincent, Miss H. H. Kaahanui
c. H. Cooke, DR.. and Mrs. Judd, Mrs
J. Munro and 20 deck.