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Bronx,
GInNEy. JOSEPHINE $. to Mars, A

GIBNEy, JOSEPHINE s, to Margt A
Haviland ..........,,..........tl,i OU
son Holding Corp ..,..,,,,....,...I
~EDGEHIlL TERRACES CO to Edw Il
Boge 4 ano .,,,'.,,,,,,..,.... s5e5
BENENSON RLTY GO to Rudolph
ffnSh s.r.s,.s ..s.s' t- .... . .....yl
DONALD. joins A, Il ano. trus. to ii
Louise Price .sI,SOO
.DELMoUR, JEAN, to Title Guar n Trust
co ,,,...,, omitted
CAMERFORD, MARY A. to Mary 4
cox ,t.....,. ..t., ..,,t, .,.... , , . tehO
LAWYERS 7 co to Ludwig W.
GAAS, FRANK to Samuel j Ash
HARDWlG, TliOS j, to lonkers Natl
KinTHNSGiESisl1r;G;iiN. M~AGpArEFNA. to Roo9
RuDD, SUSAN II, to Henrietta Beck, 500
L 5 TRUST CO. lrus. 10 y y Mtg 4 Sc
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FLATS TO REPLACE OFFICES.

william H.. Gompert, architect for
Mrs. Ellen A.. Ashman, has filed plans
TOR making over the fve story Office
building on the south side OF 1891 street
SO feet east of Columbus avenue into
an apartment house at an estimated
cost of $4,000.
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n MTG 4 SECURITY co to Bernard
Lichtenstcin $4,000
BENESSON RLTY co to Diedrich Beh-
sH1PMAN. ANDREW J. exr. to cath
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HARLEM DWELLING RENTED.

Barnett & Co. have leased the dwell
ing at 233 West 13oth street to Miss A
Lennon.
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q
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown,

PIKE SLIP, Q =. ~ II water -, .Sxto, Pike
SIP. . =. 2i2 = cherry -, 2iX50-Edw j
Smith to Juo r Dslany, gdn, 2d6 StuS-
ant RN, Bklyu, pr mtg 800 900. due
per bond, june 1.,...,....,...$2.- 800
SAME PROPERTN-Stme to Helen \ De-
lany, 96G StuyNcsant aN. BklyH, pr mtg
sl2.:0o. due as per bond. June ! $500
WILI.ETT ST, e =. 81 II Grand 81, lgX30-
Harry II Quicker to VIM Schulder, Ia
Rroome st, pr mtg $50, 3 yrs, Il p C.,
July 20. ATTY. Saml kornbluth. 81 cham
AVA, nc cor I'd st, '5,~i.5x5is io.ciaw RiIy
& Const co to Title q n T 90, l76 Bwav,
July 22. 4 yrs, & p ,..,....,.. f50,0O0
nth ST, $ >, 33S q an 81, iG.9NiS =
Fredk Rabbe, Jr, TO Caroline IA Sohoon-
maker ct al, Cambria, Wy0, due as per
bond. July 10; atty. T Il 60, l76 Broad
GREENwICH ST. . :, 5s4 = 18th st, AS
X John y Wellenkamp to Gerard
Real Estate Corp, 2l5 Montague ST,
Bklyn, July 90, . yrs, G y g; attys,
Klendl, $ & Gross, 2l5 Montague 1T,
Fast Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
18TH ST, y ;. 2i3 e 3d av, 50x82-Eta
steekler 10 Sarah fernick, 81 Morgan ay,
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NEW REALTY CORpOR ATIoNs

ST, 'l3 E-Michael Riruhaum act
John Lucktcvp o; a., May s. 1915. $3.50
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TRADING N NEW JERSEY.
!cist & Feist have sold to the Arcand
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhuttnn

sTH Az. $50 Max S,hweiger sgt Marie
Won trieuhCll et al. Aus Il, 1871. Sl3s
AN, -lN@ to siS6. and 7Tth -.
--j 20 .3l W-chus II Scimmell CO.
Inc ast Eve J Coe ct al. May ~.
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East side.
EAST OF Fifth aV. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)

nth ST. 6i?-it E. So, 2i3 2 Avenue B.
23t McKibben 81. Brooklyn. mtge sS2.-
100. all liens. July 81. atty. Jos A
whitehorn. 2si BwSy. BROOKLYN. 500
qs.g-Louis NJ schnefer to Mary 4 Bres-
sci. 23s W 1884 st, a I. all liens; atty,
Hy G DE witt, IS Park Row. $1,000
slST ST. : $. $50 e Madison Az. 2oxlOs =
Jonas r Reinthaler to Northcotc Rlty
co. sos 9TH av, mtge $4,000. all liens;
July IS attys. y 4 | : ls1acs,. BY
william ~ s.sssss'.. goo. s.y'
load ST. iiS-is L. n ., 10 . Park av,
45xlO0 li-Bond & Mtge Guar 60 10
Noah W B~resler. iiol Park az. and ano
b and 5. all liens. July 81. ATTY. 1 80,
l,H HMAN . . . o e o q . o . . e e WV
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West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth anu
nom Elsl

ls ew"y
yves, OF Fifth Az. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)
,,n ST ,,s.as VS.. az? 10 . 7th av. as
xos.s--Mario r Powell. gdn, to Robert
and irwin Powell CO, Inc, 81 wall 81.
ny ,,vpOS 4 !" wsii ~, 'u' ,..'..,t.oo
..p ST. ?os W. :. 20 W 7,h ay. 2oxie;t--
Ttno,hv y paddeil TO julia 4 Paddell,
All W FAD at. mtg $4,000, all Hens.
<2D ST. eos W. 8 I, so " Ith av, :cN4g'-
same to ElE a fa"de' 90 ~" ii
Uptown.
.M,nsr''sn i,!'na' norm 81 ys~,ns,o,
az runs ~, a. bss-oIrns,E and clara
Roth to Arthur p cohn iSS veg ss a.
SANE PROpEKnv HAJrtnur n,s ssiis"oooO'
al Liens, June gs....... 81
i3sTH 81, ~ W. n : Sos e IN AZ; ~
y bemSd'yt 20 NoIihs
Blumenkrohn. 100 Riverside Drive, and
Louis Benedict. 2t50 eth aH, each ~
part. mtg slg'5Go, all iiens Dec 49, l,issS
I..p ST, :ei ". n !, las e SIN sv, :5Sssll
Benz J Wen TO Bertha K9nfnarn, itSs
LsSinsS2n az : and . all liens July iSSS;
SANE pRoPERTY-Bertha Kaufman 20
REM } We'll 81 L 3?d st. b and $ az
liens july. 700
''sd1s S n 20. Ss' d" :cDx E COX [. essS.iiiy' 4, run. ~ \
W 80 20 beg-wm Gamble Realty Co to
all liens. July 22. atty. Thos F Kane. -
Wm Kuhn 10 WIN Gambi. Realty Co. ~.
washington s.. mts $4,000. all liens.
July IL. atty, T @ Co. lJs Bway. 800
HbEOuN
borough OF rhe b1ohS,
siMFSSoN IT.; ndsN' 80 tCHtoYI pnspse wnsssfS
mtre $4,000. July %: atty. l. Huhne.r.
) Hickman It. ;.....-.;::...: 81
acidj@Jos : RoScr,s to A'iyre ] Bisis,
81 Z i2Sth st, July ls, stty. T q 4 7
co. l76 Bway 800
KlNGsBRIDGE TERRACE. s. 200 ,
Hardln I"i to vera percy. IS? Z lss;h st.
mtge 5000. July 90. atty. T o a T CO.
10 Bway 81
NS dn!c Co. rel 9.H 70 iE:i'la RsliH' Piats clinton az,
July 81 Any 7 g 4 T Co. i'S bT9?S a.
Gcigerich. ref. 20 Rose Beck, 1909 Mad,.
iG@ 2'' July q: any, T G a T Sc, .dd55ss
Hath ST. n :, gS.y . Walton av, II SN
icS Edw s]pense. 20 E'iL spanser -,
+ di'I I i; Co. "iiEsSS h iv5So' '''y .' 500 .iSG,
wrBsTER Az. ; " ,or i6G,h II. 5gxio6-
Marion Realty co 20 Lazarus Levy. 303
W l22d 81. mtgc sll.50O. July -; atty,
TG& 7 60. Iis Dw,y...........se 81. 900
BROpK Az, " :, 1918 = 1854 st. 212N
G7l-John y Strauss TO Henry Il Strauss,
gl7 Brook av, mtge 10000, July 9i
ATTY, { %Furthmau, 81 av and ltS,h
art $50 . Randall az So ! ~
Pratt av NSI N30.SN75-Elz O'Conne.|
TO Mary quinn, ls7 y l.3d -, July 20
attys, Robinson & :. - Cedar St. 81
Louis - Van poren, ref. to Lawyers Mtg
Co. 81 Liberty 81. july Il; d,tys. Csr>
& e. SO Wall sll.50(
LOTS 1874 to 1880. map PAU cstat'-B,nu,
l. 1905; sttys, Lindsay, X & + % VIII
lam st
AI'rXANpER Az, 9 5 90 n " i3sth 81
?OxiOG 6-Ernst zipse & ano, exrs, L
90, atty. g II Hyde, Al Pari
Row $40. 90,
FOX ST. e $. te3 n ls5th st. 3T6xlOO-
Edw ID Bolton. ref. To Leo Hirschfeld
?ig W sith ST. July 10. attys. Fluegel
man g. T. 2gs Bway ........... 81 90
iGGTH ST, : $. 10 Q 81 av, 100 3xi0s o.
7tsNioo-Jacob Il Thesis & ano 20 Jacol
atty. Jacob h Theiss. IL w i:d st.'''f
lSAME = 1AugOn u
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?2D ST. 1865 W. $, S6?io = eth av. as
KOS. s--Marie r Powell, gdn. to Robert
and Irwin Powell Co. Inc. 81 Wall st.
mts 500. 900. all liens. July ~ atty. Thos
taD ST. oOa W. ; :, 20 W IN av, 2Oxtp.i-
Timothy + Paddeil to julia + Paddell'
s7i W 23d st. mtg $4,000, all Hens;
Apr u. ...s.. ..sss $50 's.''.'
@2D ST, eos W. 3 3 80 " 7th av. scV49.t-
Same to Ellz \ Paddell 3Il w 2Sd =,
Anr VI
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name ana address Of lender aud
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
audfess party Of second part.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-14
N|EW COAL BlRGE
ADDS TOLL. CO.
FACILITIES I.

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Conpang win within few days place
II, commission at Honolulu third me.
ehanical eoaling barge
The finishing. touches to the plant,
which has been installed on board the
former schooner Sailor Poy, are com
pleted at the In.erIsland shipyard
The Sailor Boy equipment. which has
converted the famous old South
Pacific trading schooner into a mod.
ern coal conyeyor and loader, differs
widely from that on the two Inter,
Island barges. A few defects discov.
cred after the barges had been COM
pleted were avoided in the construc,
ton of the new plant
Now to be known as coal barge No.
8. 1t will be ready to take it's place
In the fleet at the service of visiting
vessel masters. The new barge is
expected to take care of $50 tons of
coal 1t is a trifle smaller in capacity
than the second barge. The coal will
be raised and lowered by buckets In.
stead of using the long steel chutes
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TO CIRCLE GLOBE
DIMIIVUTIVE
LAUNCH p.

Planning to make Honolulu a way
station on his circle of the globe in
q 6o4foot launch, J. J.. j. Addenbrooke
Of Cebu, Philippine islands, is anxious.
" awaiting the arrival of the United
States army transport Thomas at Ma.
Mia TO complete the finishing touches
to the little craft that is expected to
bear him and small crew from Uncle
Sans Oriental outpost. "H.
Much headway has been made in
the constructions OF the craft. The
Thomas bears some parts which will
complete the vessels and prepare it for
the long voyage. ~
Accompanied by newspaper man
to record experiences the vessels
owner hopes OF leave Manila early this
summer He has planned his route to
include Borneo, Singapore. Colombo,
Penang, all the principal Indian ports.
the SiieZ, thence to Constantinople:
through the Dardanelles and on around
by way Of Europe to- New York and
thence through the Panama canal and
across the Pacific, touching at Homo.
lulu and Oriental ports on the way
back to Cebu again.
II reckon" Mr.. Addenbrooke says,
that the run to New, York can be
made in about As days, taking it leis-
urely. No attempt, however, at speed
will be made. / have laid out no in
flexible itinerary. We just want to
take il leisarely and see everything
along the route It's going to be 60
as-you-please, pleasure cruise with no
definite time fixed nor rules to regulate
our movements. We will go where and
when we please In spite of the winds
and waves, which interfere with the
movements of larger vessels.
The vessel is expected to follow the
Panama canal into the Atlantic, up
the coast to the ST. Lawrence, through
the great lakes until it completes its
journey at the metropolis at the south
ern end Of Lake Michigan. =
The hull OF the pleasure cruiser is
completed. The keel was laid during
last October. The craft is to be en-.
tirely constructed OF Philippine timber
The frame is made of dungeon and the
planking of lknbayo The interior
along the route. It's going to b en- go.
nara and tindalo. The ship is 81
feet long, II feet 6 inches beam and
will draw four feet of water. Her
bow will rise about nine feet above
the water line8 She will have two
comfort able cabins, galley, and fore
castle, and there will be sleeping &C
commodatidns Or 10 persons. There
will also be plenty of deck space for
exercise One man will be able to
operate the vessel, but viii take crew
of five along so as ito, have as niany
shifts as possible for the.relaxation OF
the men. -: d.. ~.
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To SHIPS
IQNET MORE
F0RGff

according to the estimates OF Super
visor Larsen. the proposed reduction
OF 80 cents q thousand gallons on the
price OF water furnished to ships in
the harbor will net $500 additional
r-efit monthly to the city without in.
e,eas:ng the amount Of water supplied
to sli.s.ing.
Accordingly last night the board OF
supervisors authorized reduction
from Sc thousand gallons, the pres.
Ont rate. to 81 so gailon to at ship
ping. The reason Larsen figures the
additional profit instead of a loss to
the city is bacauSe o. the fact that
the United Srstes army transports
Fave been ge'tiug water for the mere
cost of making the connection, in other
words getting the actual water for
nothing.
The water and sewer works commit
tee of the board. Of which Larsen is
chairman. made inquiries and were in.
formed by those in charge that the
government would deem Il fair and
equit4ble if the city charged the trans,
ports at the same rate Il charges other
ships for water. The revenue expect
ed from the transports Is expected to
balance the loss due to the 80 cents
reduction to all other ships and net a
$4d6 profit to the city In addition.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per U. S. A. T. Thomas from San
Francisco. For Honolulu May 13.-
l.. w. v. Kennon, colonel 25th Inf, and
wife; T. H. Harris, captain Goth Inf,
and family; H. w. Bliss, first lieuten-
ant, Marine Corps, and wife; F. d.
Glassford. captain list F. A.; c. Nj.
Haverkamp, secont lieut., 4th Cav;
John s. McDavitt, Inspector, U. S.
Navy; w. W. Cross, acting surgeon
U. s. Navy; w. III. Cochran, captain,
9TH Inf, and family; C. r. Day, cap
tain. 5th Cav. and family; J. L. Siner
captain, Marine Corps, and family; w.
Bowley, second lieutenant, F. A.; H. p.
Milligan, second lieutenant, 25th Inf;
Mss L. C. Webb. Mrs. A. v. Hogan
and family, Miss C. S. Wills. To Ma
mia by the way of Guam-Lieut.-col.
and Mrs A. w. Yates, Maj. and, Mrs.
Glen F. jerks. Capt. F. L. Munson and
three children. Capt. and Mrs. C.. F.
HUMPHREYS. JSasand daughter; Capt
and Mrs. GeolEq Ball. Mrs Struthers.
Capt. James b. Hutchinson, Lieut. G.
L. McEntee. Ir. wife and two child
rea; Lieut. f. =. Bowman, wife and
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
May III. Roceia and wife, U. Sa
chetti. P. BanEiglia; 8. Lambert and
wife, Mr.. Horsnan, Miss sylvia, Miss
brady, E. Puccini, Nj. Perron, Mrs II.
r. Baldwin; Mrs. Henry Alexander, NJ,
Groyachini and wife, A. Bassi and
wife, e. T. SeamaIs and wife, Miss
2. Holmes and mother, G. Cavadore
and wife, Miss Gadman, Mr. Hughes,
r. B. Dodge, Mrs. r. p Brown and
infant, G.. N. Forbes, Mrs. C. N. Forbes
and infant, P. Bolilta, A. Rubin.
Per str. Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports, May 14.-Mr. and Mrs. A
s. Wall, John Gaspar and wife, Mrs
Kawala Kahalemoku, Mrs. Norton
Miss Agnes Lapaela, A.. S. Baker.
Per str. Kilauea for Hilo and way
ports May 15.-D. K. Kaupiko, wife
and two children, Frank Johnson, Con.
gresham Langley and wife, Miss NJ
+. Welhelm, K. Seifert, Mrs. A. K
Evans, ]. Madden, Mrs Walter Nc
Dougall, VIM. Shaw, Mrs. Shaw, A.
McFadden, Bill Prestidge, r. C. Walk.
er, H. NJ. Camp, Father Francis, Mr.
Smiddy. -. ....~ ia
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
May 17.-A. Haneberg, Miss Graham
Miss 0'Connor, Mrs. Livingston, Miss
Hopper, Master Kolb, Mrs. W. v. Kolb
and infant, Miss E. Kolb, Mrs. W. Han.
nestad ... =
Per NJ. N. S. S. Wilhelmina for San
Francisco May ia. Denison, Miss
E. Hutcher, Mrs. r, Huteher, VIM. B.
Mckinley, j. l.. Burnette, Miss s.
Moett, Mrs. Merseberg, Miss H. GIL.
liland, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jaouen, Mrs
c. A. Reynolds, Mrs. E. Tenney, Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Frazee, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Stone, b. r. Hind, r. c. Foster, Mr.
Gutlbaahef. GIH. Ripley, j.. Canon
Mr3s and Mrs Fl T. Dillingham; and
child Mrs. lEinibacher, Miss Anna
W7etzel,s Miss jOti v. Kroehle, Miss C.
D. Ghite, Miss Stone, Miss Isobel Kelly,
Mrs r. S. Sever, Mrs! Doris E. Paris,
Mrs. Fl "A, Giles Master, A. L. Giles.
Mrs. q. Mclean, Hrs. b. F. Kuhns.
Mrs: Miller, Miss W. Ffahtner, Mrs.
T. Eando, MfH sNan. Reburn, A. l..
Desha. Mrs.JN u, ,Aultf. Mrs. r. A.
EallsteE Mrs N. L. sRawley, Miss D.
Armstrong Miss H. Blank, Mrs. H. C..
Bfyiss Hon, and Mrs. o. J. Rogers. Har
~ BE Gregg, G6R FoSbes,g. H. Smith.
Mrs. w. H. Eowden, Mrs. q K. Myers.
+. SifamoHds,. A Gartenherg, Mr.. Troll.
Mr.; and, Mrs; Mann Mrs: Gregg and
children. Mrs. Glass, Miss A. Glass,
Mias kneado, C. Glass and ,sensJ. A,
hisVieira, Mrs. Yieira, H b. Under
Noouss Al. J. Wufts,i A.<H Eathcart,
Miss L tWurts. Miss<A. J. Wurts, Mr..
BrDadbent, NJ. Cooke, L. A. C. Parrish,
Masters 9.t Cook, Ms. NJ. Cook, Mrs. C.
BE- Goes! MraEaHd Mrs. C. Hutchins.
r. x. Stern, r. Shawhan, G. w. Fair.
child and We. o. James and wife, s
Sherley and wife, Mrs. Harding Cow.
Miss L. Sutherland, J. L. Slayden and
wife, Rev. L. Kroli, Mrs. L. Kroli and
three children .ss17
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Office OF the Constructing Quarter
master, Honolulu, T. H., April II.
1915. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
for construction of water distribution
and sewer systems. at Fort Kameha.
meha, 7. H.. will be received at this
office until 11:00 a. M, May IL, 1915,
and then opened Information fur.
Iished upon application at this or
flee. Deposit of $500 required on
each set of plans. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be indorsed PRO
posal for water and sewer systems,
Fort Kamehameha, T. H." and adj
dressed to B. F. Cheatham, Lieut.. Col,
@. NJ Corps, Honolulu, T. H.
6141-Apr. II. 10, 20. 81. May IA. Is.
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SEALED TENDERS.

j. Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent OF Public Works
up until IL noon of Tuesday, May %.
1915. for the construction of the Kai-
eie Homestead Road, South Hilo, Ha-
wall.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol building. Honolulu, and
with Mr.. A. L. Burdick, Hilo, Hawaii.
CHAS. r. FORBES,
superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, May 4, 1915.
6155-10t
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent Of Public Works
up until Il noon of Monday. May "a,
1916, for the Construction of Home
stead Roads in Kaneohe, Oahu.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or
all tenders.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol building, Honolulu
I'll CHAS r. FORBES,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, May II, 1915.
6162-10t
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son; Lieut.. VIM. c. Miller, Lieut.. and
Mrs. L. R. Pouat. Lieut. c.. G. Stokely,
Lieut.. John E. Greed, Lieut. NJ J. Gun.
ner and bride. Lieut. Frank B. Jordan
and bride. Lieut.. Dale. r Mcdonald,
Lieut.. Robert II. Barrett and bride.
Lieut.. C. F. Clifford, Lieut.. Floyd Hat
field. Lieut.. G. L. Holmes. Lieut.. w.
F. Maher, Lieut.. B. 8. Stocker, Mrs
Brown, Miss Frances Brinkle, Lieut..
and Mrs. A. A. Garcelon, Ensign Roy
Pfaff, DIR. Talmadge Wilson, DIR. s. NJ.
Taylor, DR.. C. s. o'Brien and Lieut..
w. C. Powers, Jr.
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Viralnian Has coast Freiaht.

"TglHidH FdS Nodse TTei9ut'
The big American-HaTaiian freight
er Virginian from San Francisco d.
rect, will land cargo supplied at both
coasts OF the mainland. II Is due at
Honolulu Monday morning. II will
remain here few days and steam to
island ports to load 1850 tons of
sugar for delivery to New York The
Virginian may bring a shipment Of
live stock Following the same route
from the mainland, the steamer Alas
kan is due to leave San Francisco for
Honolulu about May Is. G.. P. Morse.
representing the American-Ha Hawaiian
line, is advised the freighter Kentuck-
ian will steam from the Sound to the
islands May g.
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WANTED.
FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running water;
short distance from postoffice: mod
crate. CAMEL place, Fort and Vine
ward. Tel. 1541 6104-tf
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LOTS FOR SALE

$4o0-62x109, off Asylum road.
$300-50x100. 4th Ave-, block from
Kaimuki car line.
$160-50x100, 10th Ave-, Palolo; SO
cash, So per MONTH
$250-50x10O, cor. 10th and Pakui;
$25e-50x10O, cor. 10th and Paki;
good for store.
$2000-S7x122, Perry Tract.
$175-50x100, near Campbell Ave.
S800-50x100, 5th Ave-, w. Kaimuki.
$500 to $300-Lanakila tract, near
School street. s
$16e-50x10O, 18th Ave, no stones.
$900-4oxS0, Perry tract, nr. Emma st.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
$1,000 -105x159, 2 bedrooms, 9Th Ave.
$3250-100x2O0, 2-bedr, Hebron Ave.
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Nsklkl Relah.s Poultry Ranch.

8. c. White Leghorns and 8. G. orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs, dsy-old
chicks, young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders: 1S0-243 eggs. We
trap nest every bird every day in the
year. Cockerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant; write for price list.
fei. 3f4s. 8 Q. eohimann, p. o. Do,
go.
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MEETING NOTICE.

At a special meeting Of the stock
holders of s. Kimura & Co. Ltd, held
this day at the place of business OF
the company. No 115S Nuuanu street,
Honolulu, the following officers, who
also constitute the board Of directors,
were elected:
President and manager. -. II. Iwanaga
Yice-president ..... Y. Takakuwa
Secretary and treasurer ..........
r T. Takenouchi
Auditor: A. X. Ozawa
Director ............W Motoshige
Director ............ NJ Iwanaga
IS T. TAKENoUCHI,
- Secretary
May G. 1876 eT6 lt3 81
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HARlOR NOTES

The barkentine ]. NJ. Griffiths, with
lumber for Honolulu, is 81 days out
from Fort Bragg, Cal. II is now due
at the port. : ) ..e
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The Union Oil steamer Lansing Is
expected to make port early next week
with a part cargo of oil for delivery
tG' the local branch. -
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The schooners Caroline, Fred J.
Wood and r. C. Slade with full car.
goe" of lumber left Grays Harbor for
Ho..olulu within. the past 10 days.
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A shipment of Japanese coal may
be landed here by the Japanese steam
er Bankoku Maru. The vessel is re.
ported chartered to load at Muroran.
A full shipment of sugar is awaiting
the Matson Navigation steamer Enter.
prise, due at Hilo tomorrow. The En-
terprise will load for delivery to Cali,
fornia.
The japanese freighter Shinkai Ma.
ru is bringing about $500 tons of coal
from Miiki to Honolulu. 1t will be
discharged at the lnter-Island Steam
Navigation bunkers. T.. = 4
The schooner Alice Cooke, which
left the North Pacific May 1, is due
at Honolulu the latter part of the
month. The vessel is bringing lum,
Der to Levers C Cooke t--..
Beginning long voyage from Aus.
tralia to. the Hawaiian islands, the
schooner E. B. Jackson is reported to
have left Newcastle with coal to be
discharged at Port Allen. !
Oil brought down from the. Pacific
coast in the steamer Santa Maria may
be left at more than one island port.
The steamer is now due at Honolulu
with $4,000 barrels of fuel.
Five stowaways were landed at Ho-
1olulu by the United States army
transport Thomas. The men are said
to have been connected with gambling
games conducted on the troopship.
+ The Matson steamer Wilhelmina
left for Hilo last evening 1t will
load sugar and discharge 500 tons of
mainland merchandise The liner is
expected to return Sunday morning.
An Italian sailor in the British
steamer Saint Ronald was left be-
hind when the freighter took its hur.
ried depaItui . Yladivostok yester-
day afternoon. The man is practical
iy penniless. :.. ~. .. 50. !
Directed by H. G. Plummer of the
Hawaiian Dredging Company, the
work of deepening the harbor to a
minimum of about 81 feet is pro-
crossing at a satisfactory rate. The
dredger Dillingham; is used near the
cid channel wharf. ..<>.~. E. .... r
Four steamers bearing cargo from
the United States to the Orient, in. /
Guiding the British freighters City of /
RmgoGn and KiSsler, the Russian
steamer Kiey and the cargo carrier
General Pasqueira, are expected to
Il ID.