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YACHTSMEN Will
HOLD ANNUAL
PICNIC

Following the usual custom which
has prevailed since the beginning of
the organization, the members of the
Honolulu Yacht Club are making prep
arations for their annual picnic which
is to be held next Sunday afternoon
at the quarters Of the club at the Pc
ninsula. The committee in charge of
the arrangements is composed of
Commodore Campbell Crozier, o. Sou
sa, Arthur Myhre, Columbus Simms
and Bryant Girdler.
"A short time ago the Honolulu
Yacht Club took over the comm0dious
clubhouse at the Peninsula which was
formerly occupied by the Hawaii
Yacht Club Since that time the build
ing has been completely oyerhauled
and transformed into an ideal resort
for the benefit of the members of the
club and their friends, who wish to
spend the weekend at the harbor. II
is the plan of the committee in charge.
to make the affair next Sunday one
of the most successful of its kind ever
held in the local yachting circles. In
ritations have been issued and all the
guests will bring their own lunches.
The members OF the club Will provide
coffee and plenty of soda water. Ka-
ais quintet viii be In attendance and
the big pavilion will be used for dane
ing during the afternoon There will
be number Of yachts and pearl boats
on hand and in these the guests will
be taken around the harbor and to the
lochs A yacht race for amateurs has
also been arranged as a part of the
days program
The invited guests may take the
9:15 O'Clock train from Honolulu in
the morning and return on any one of
the several trains which leave Pearl
City during the afternoon.
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pany knew nothing. He knew that
sixteen-ounce copper had been used
by the government on the same job
and did not understand that the spe-
cifications called for eighteen-ounce.
He says that the whole thing Is sim.
ply mistake.
Taking important action which will
probably result in permanent and
substantial increase in the revenues of
the territory the board of harbor COM
missioners also entered into tempor-
airy agreement with the Associated Oil
Company whereby the company, at a
charge of two cents (maximuml per
barrel, is allowed to pump its oil
through the government pipe line.
The agreement will be made perma-
nent, it is thought, as soon as the
fourth clause in the contract can be
amended so as to make allowance for
existing contracts between the oil COM
pany and tie authorities of the rail-
road wharf.
Further pililia in regard to the
Queen street bulkhead wharf was ta-
ken up. The fact that the copper
plating on the piles is depreciating
rapidly was discussed, and it was ap-
parently the consensus of opinion OF
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have been assembled and win be on
display.
This affair will be followed At Z
o'clock by q dinner &C the Courtland
under the auspices Of the Hawaiian
Society of the sons Of the American
Revolution Sons and Daughters Will
assemble at the banquet board.
among the invited. guests viii be
Governor and Mrs Frear General and
Mrs. Funston. Admiral and Mrs.
Moore. General and Mrs. Macomb.
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RECALL DAYS OF
Paul REVERE

Sons and Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution viii celebrate Paul
Revere day, Friday the 18th, with APP
propriate social functions in the after
noon and evening.
Members of Aloha Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Reyolu-
ton will hold an exhibit of Colonial
souvenirs from 8 to Z Friday after
noon at the home Of Brs. w. A
Bryan two doors from the CORTLAND.
Many interesting relics and remind
ers. of the days of the forefathers
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sunny SOUTH At
Dinner TONIGHT

Every seutherner in town is invited
to make himself known at this even
ing to his fellow-southerners in the
banquet hall of the Palm Cafe. A dol
lar dinner will be served to the south
|erners and Kaai's musicians will sing
and play southern airs during the
meal.
Those who get away from their bus
mess at 5 are expected to drop in at
the banquet hall for friendly chats.
The dinner will be from to 1880,
when those who have other evening
engagements will be excused. Those
who wish to remain after dinner and
talk over old times in the south while
smoking Virginia tobacco are expected
to do so.
The formation Of the Honolulu
Southern Society will be perfected at
the dinner tonight, as there are prob
ably a hundred or more southerners
eligible for membership in Honolulu
alone, to say nothing of the rest of
Hawaii.
All Of the leading southerners In
the city have signified their Intention
of being I'M at the birth of the new
society tonight, and those southerners
In town who have not received phone
calls are requested to be present and
make themselves known to their fell.
loW-eountrymen.
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ANOTHER WHARF
IS REPORTED
TOTIERING

Stating in his report to the board
of commissioners at meeting yes.
terday afternoon that the Honuapo
wharf is in such condition as to vi
brate at the impact Of the waves
against it, Acting Superintendent OF
Public Works A. c. Wheeler pointed
cut that the wharf may be in sanger
of giving away completely. Ihe eff
feet of salt water upon the wharf.
which is built almost entirely of steel.
has been to eorrode the metal, accord
ing to observations made by Wheeler,
and there is danger of the wharf
crystiiIizing on the areas reduced By
corrosien. In this case, the structure
will give away within az very short
space of time. Under the best OF
conditions Wheeler estimated that
the wharf could not possibly last
more than year or two. A wooden
wharf was tried in the same place
previous to the building of the steel
structure and it was found that, ow-
ing to the sharp attack of the waves
at this point and to the rolling in of
stones against the wharf, the struc-
ture was destroyed within very
short time. A steel wharf was then
tried with apparently little better
success. Wheeler reported that If a
steel wharf is built again it win have
to be rebuilt entirely every four or
five years.
Wheeler also denied the rnmors
that the Napoopoo wharf is in a
crumbIing condition. The Napoopoo
wharf is recognized as about the
best wharf on Hawaii" he said. "A
short time ago, when blasting, con
tractor by the name of Lewis crack
ed the cement on the front of the
structure. He was ready and willing
TO repair the damage done, but 1t was
considered advisable to wait until
the new tenders for the wharf were
received so that the work of repair
ing the wharf could be done at the
same time as the placing of the new
tenders. The new tenders have now
been received and Lewis will repair
what slight damage he has done to
the facing of the wharf"
It was also reported at the board
meeting that the Lerd- Young Engin-
eering Company has started work on
the Waikanae wharf Piles for the
wharf, which is to be built at cost
of $500, have already been cast in
Honolulu.
The committee consisting of Com
missioners Mccarthy and Wakefield
who were appointed to, investigate
the assertions that 16-ounce copper
was being used on the piles of the
Queen street bulkhead wharf, report
ed that small amount of the 16-
ounce copper had been used through
a Misunderstanding Ion the part OF
the Lord Young Engineering Com
pany. It appears that the copper
plates were marked with white chalk
and that, as the figures became
blurred, the company made use OF the
16-ounce copper plates under the inn
preston that they were 1S-ounce.
The extreme amount of the saving
effected by this means was only a
little eyer SIS, and the company was,
of course, absolutely cleared of any
intent to defraud the government in
the matter.
Bookkeeper f. II. Hons, of the In
ter-Island ship chandlery, who sold
the copper to the Lord Young COM
pany, says that the copper was sold
through a mistake Of which the com
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the members OF the board that this is
through no fault of the contractors.
The contractors It appeared, In using
the Muntz metaI-60 per cent zinc, 40
per cent copper--have complied with
the specifications in every regard.
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Charles A. Stanton & Co, Inc,
s. first BnkBun

First National Bank Building.
San Francisco. California.
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their favorite foods without fear-they
know now it is needless to have a bad
stomach.
Please. for your sake, get large
ffty-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-yOu are
rot here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and d.
gest it; enjoy it. without dread OF re-
beIlion in the stomach.
Diapepsn belongs in your home an.
way. 1t should lie kept handy, SHOULD
one of the family eat something Wh'rn
doesn't agree with them or In case OF
IN attack of indigestion, dyspepsia. gas
tr:tis or stomach deranGemcnt a. day.
time or during the night it is there -
give the quickest, sure. t relief kno" n.
advertisement.
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men convicted az Indianapolis babe
them farewell at the county Jail
bringing fruits. candies and other
dalntles. Specific instructions that
no man would be permitted 10 leave
the tram after il started were given by
marshal Schmidt. He also instructed
MS deputies not to let the prisoners
out OF their sight. The deputies rode
Two IN seat each facing a prisoner.
Ihe convicted men bore up well.
freedom for Orti McManiga,, the SELF
confessed dynamter, will be his re-
ward, 1t is believed, for his testimony
against the union men convicted here.
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Cable News
~ - 81. 81 4 .-zea4z
PARCELS POST
IS STARTED
tAssociated Press Cabley

WASHINGTON, Dec 3I.-Making 4
historic occasion of the depositing of
the first package in the new parcels
post, organized by the postoffice de-
partment, acknowledgement Hitch
COCK today deposited in the Washing
ION postoffice the first parcel to be re-
celHed and handled by the corps of
clerks added to the postal service to
handle this important addition to its
Mr.. Hitchcock made an ap
propriate speech and received the con-
gratulations of the persons present.
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BY Authority.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until 12gnoon of Friday, January
31st, 1915, for furnishing metal book
stacks and accessories for then office
of the Registrar of Conpeyances., Ho.
nolu1u ss BE-. 81
Plans, specifications and blank
forms for proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works, Capitol Building. ..gs.< ... a.. o.
The SuperintendentAof Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders. ...A#.... !. .
III. K BISHOP,
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Honolulu, December 81, 1912.
5431-1Ot.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
up until p. m. of Wednesday, Janu
airy Is, 1913, for the construction of a
concrete floor clab for the Mahukona
Landing, Hawaii ~,
Plans, Specifications and blank
forms for proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent OF. Jub-
Tic Works, Capitol Building.
The Beard of Harbor Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all
tenders. - ~
H.. K. BISHOP,
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commits.
sioners. p. 5>:=.
Honolulu, December Goth, 1912.
5424-I0t.
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NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE
OF STOCK.

Certificate No. 3S4 for 10 shares OF
the CAPITAL Stock of McBTyde Sugar
Co.. Ltd.,. standing in the name Of W.
G. Needham, has been lost or de5-
trOyed. All persons are hereby warn
ed against negotiating or otherwise
dealing in or with such Shares APP
plica,iOn has been made to the Treas,
urer of said Company for the lssu-
ance of new certificate.
Dated: Dec. y. 49,
MISS II. NEEDHAM.
5413@GDec. II, IA, j., 81. 26, %, Jan.
- IA.
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! SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until IL Noon of Wednesday, Jan.
suary 5, 1913, for constructing concrete
pipe culrerts in Makiki. City and
County of Honolulu.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms for proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol Building.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
e.: H. K. BISHOP,
superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu, December 26, 1912.
? +=~c ~t2r AZ 5427-10t. s..
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CORPORATION. NOTICES.
HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT &
LAND COMPANY.
Dividend Notice.

The directors of this company hav-
ing declared a dividend of three dol
lars per share (3 per cent on the
preferred stock and one dollar and
oae-haIt per share az per cent? on
the common stock, the same is due
and payable on the. 31st day of De
Gambler, 1912. Stock transfer books
will be closed from December %,
1872, 70 January 2, 1913, both dates
inclusive.
ALFRED l.. CASTLE,
Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Company.
3429--Dec. IS, 81. Jan. l.
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les and can be given with implicit cons
fidence. AS a quick cure for coughs
and colds to which children are sus-
ceptibe, it is unsurpassed For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii advertise
ment ea.ss- ! .zzs -
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PERFEcTIl SAFE.

Never hesitate. ABOUT giving Cham
berlains CoughRemedy to children.
IL contains no opium or other narcot-
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Overnight
II FEDERAL
Wireless
To the Advertiser

Balkan Allies whose union, although
! maintained in all official manifesto
lions, is in reality threatened with dis
IMMIGRATION, Accordingly the series O
conversations between Rechid Pasna
head of the. Ottoman delegation, anc
Doctor Daneff leader of the Bulgar
ian ENJOYS; are watched suspiciously
Moreover Greece complains bitterly
because she is not allowed to retain
Il Salonica and the Chalcidice peninsu.
rfla. Objection is raised also to, hel
taking over from Italy the islands
which the latter occupied during the
| Turco-It Italian war, although Premier
j Gioletti, in statement to the italian
parliament, openly alluded to Italy's
intention to cede them to Greece
Count Romannent handed King AL
phonse of Spain the resignation Of the
cabinet. This was in fulfillment of
the understanding when he assume
the premiership after. the assassina-
ton of Premier Canalejas.
The Russian treaty of
1882, which was abrogated by the
United States because it discriminate
ed against American Jews, terminated
today 1t is probable that both coun-
tries will adhere to the terms of the
recent treaty until a convention is
called.
Cipriano Castro, former president OF
Venezuela, who arrived at New York
from Havre on the steamer La Tour
aine, and was denied landing, says:
THE American people should rise and
throw the statue of liberty in the wa
ter when they realize that America is
no longer refuge for political Of
tenders. l shall appeal to the people
of the United States to pass on my
case" :,
Threats of bitter fight to prevent
the confirmation of Col. George J.
Goethals as civil governor of the ca
when he arrives in Washington from
his inspection of the Panama canal
Certain members of the house com
mittee on interstate commerce are
said to oppose Cocktails appointment.
They insist that Goethals is too anX-
ious to control the civil government
1t is reported that the British
Kings New Years honors include
peerage for James Bryce, the British
to the United States.
ut is simply a question as to whe-
Their William Rockefeller is bigger
than the United States or not, when
serve him with a subpoena within
the next few days This was the dec
aration today of House Sergeant-at
arms Riddel, who, armed with a sub
OOena directing Rockefeller to appear
before house money trust probers, has !
Iainly sought the Standard Oil mag |
nate for several weeks
1t was learned today that John Paul !
Jones. the Cornell College senior who !
holds the worlds amateur record for .
mile, has sent in his entry /
.or the .O00-yard special scratch race. |
which will feature the games of the !,
Irish American Athletic Club i'll Mad
som Square Garden, New York, on .
the night of Feb. 8.
Burglars last night entered the !
bank of New South Wales, at Surrey |
Hills, and got away with $l30,I"U, !
CHIEFLY in gold and silv"r The loot .
weighed several hundl I'd pounds and .
must have taken three men to cart it ,
away. The robbie Is overlooked $1,000 |
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New York City.Farold Smith, Ne'
York City.
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FOR SALE.

A good 4-room house and well-iM-
proved lot at Palana at $4,000.
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The Ne,, HUDSON 's37'
Electric Self Cranking-- Electrically Lighted

The HUDSON "ss7' IS their four.cylindef Master.
piece 1t sells at 1886. completely equipped With
electric self-eranking device and electric lights.
speedometer clock top. windshield and tweiqc-lnch
upholstery. There is nothing more TO buy.
The "54s HUDSoN--a Six capable of doing s.
miles an hour and which viii obtain speed Of 81
miles in 80 seconds from standing STARK Is offered
Ii sells at $3.50 completely finished and equipped as
above. Prices I. o. b. Detroit
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4a ENGINEERS 1 BUILD HUDSON CARS.

Remember the Importance of that statement. These
men were trained in 81 European and American fac
tories and have had hand in building over 100000
cars. They combined their experience and skill in
perfectng the New HUDSONS. =. .r'S =.
What more you want2 =''r. r.
! What better assurance could be offered than that
these men, who possess about all the knowledge that
has thus far been gained in automobile building,
have Joined in saying, The New HuDSoNS are the
best we know ..~ ...+
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Count Romannent handed King AL
phonse Of Spain the resignation of the
cabinet. This was in fulfillment of
the understanding when he assumed
the premiership after. the assassina-
ton Of Premier Canalejas. 49,.
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The American-Russian treaty of
1882, which was abrogated by the
United States because it discriminate
ed against American Jews, terminated
today 1t is probable that both coun-
tries will adhere to the terms of the
recent treaty until a convention is
called.
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1t is reported that the British
Kings New Years honors include a
peerage for James Bryce. the Brit ish
to the United States.
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Threats of bitter fight to prevent
the confirmation of Col. George j.
Goethals as civil governor of the ca
nal zone confronts President Taft,
when he arrives in Washington from
his inspection of the Panama canal.
Certain members of the house com
mittee on interstate commerce are
said to oppose Cocktails appointment
They insist that Goethals is too anx-
ious to control the civil government
organization.
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1t was learned today that John Paul
JOnt S, the Cornell College senior who
holds the worlds amateur record for
running a mile, has sent in his entry
for the courtyard special scratch race,
which will feature the games of the
Irish American Athletic Club i'll Mad
ison Square Garden, New York, on
the hight of Feb. s.
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Cipriano Castro, former president OF
Venezuela, who arrived at New York
from Havre on the steamer La Tour
aine. and was denied landing says:
THE American people should rise and
throw the statue of liberty in the wa
ter when they realize that America is
no longer refuge for political Of
tenders. l shall appeal to the people
of the United States to pass on my
case" =,
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ut is simply question as to whe-
Their William Rockefeller is bigger
than the United States or not, when
serve him with a subpoena within
the next few days" This was the dec
laration today of House Sergeant-at-
arms Riddel, who, armed with a sub
poena directing Rockefeller to appear
before house money trust probers. has
vainly sought the Standard Oil mag
nate for several weeks
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Burglars last night entered the
bank of New South Wales, at Surrey
IillS, and got away with $l3o,'"V,
chiefly in gold and silver. The loot
weighed several hundl I'd pounds and
must have taken three men to cart it
away The robbers overlooked $1,000
worth Of silver and q large AMOUNT OF
puHr money.
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The chairman OF the house commit
tee Investigating the money trust said
the committee expected to close the in
vestigation by Jan. ~. and immedi-
atelN begin preparation OF its report,
81 that il can he presented to Con-
grcS, not later than Feb |.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
FOR RENT
CHEERFUL APARTMENTS
AT 1912 MARKET STREET
Also House at
1903 WEST SIXTH STREET
HENRY HOPES
9i9 MARKET STREET.
PUBLIC SALE


UBLIC sALE-CONTENTs OF TWO
be sold at Stidham & Sons Auction Store, No.
III East Fourth street, Thursday, May g.,
At o clock. p. m.
Apartment No 1.-Two handsome Brass
Reds, cost S65 and $50 each, Felt Mattress.
s. pounds; Hair Mattress; one Mahogany
Dresser and Chifonicr. swell front and highly
polished; ] Bird Eye Maple Princess; J Cir.
csssian Walnut Dresser and Chifonier, swell
front; beautiful Dnincroom Suit in quartcred
Ncrona. claw feet. one Refrigerator. Pic
lures, Bedding. Sheets. Spreads, Pillow
Cases, one sct Of Dishes. Siverware, Etc.
Three fne Rugs, s3Nt0.6 and oN12. Two
9xt2 Mating Rugs, beautiful colors.
Apartment No. 2-Onc beautiful
quartered oak Bedroom Suit, cost SIS
one massive Brass Bed. cost $40 with
National Springs and Felt Mattress; one
beautiful Satin Crcassisn Walnut Dresser.
Chifonier and Empress Dresser in Colonial
Patterns. beautiful 10 look al; one Buffet.
one Pedestal Extension Table. one Chins
closet siN leather seated Chairs one 3 piece
Lihrary Turkish Suit in Boston leather. cost
Ss5 ono Mahogany Library Table one
Davenport with box ono Leather Couch.
Rockers, pedestals Pictures Bed Linen
Dishes Brio hrac. Etc
This rs the best lot Of Furniture We have
sold yet and these goods are nearly new and
have only been used about eight months
Owners leaving city and must sell for th-
highest bid. These goods cannot be seen until
day Of sale Anyone contemplating going n
Housekeeping should attend this sale and esi
some genuine bargains in fine furniture Sale
Thursday, May e. az I o'clock. p m
STtDHAM & SON.
mays g. Auctionesrs