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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
,tary. both OF IIopcwci,.

secretary. both OF EIopcwci,
iiopew"n Commercial Agcncy. he.
llopcweil: maximum. $4,000: mini
mum. $500: par. s25: commercial
agency. Sylvanus y. Anthony. prcsi-
den,, ANA JOhu Dianandis. secretary.
both OF I'opcwcll.
chamber of Commerce OF Hopcwcll.
Virginia. iiopcwcn: no capital stock.
Thomas Temple. president; J. LciccS-
ter Watts" secretary. both Of iopewcIl.
Nirginia Agricultural and Industrial
Giles Il. jackson. president; J. II.
Eond.
-, , ra"l = Co CO, Inc; Chatham; maxi.
value. SO; live stock business. Lee
Paul president: w L. Davis. vice-pre
iden,: Annie Belle II. Paul. secretary
and treasurer. all Of Chatham.
Norfolk: maximum. 100000; minimum.
100000: par value. $40; building and
loan business. W. Frank Robertson.
president: NJ Glcnnan. secretary, both
Of Nortolil.
+ w. Craig Realty Co. Inc. Roa-
noke: Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$1,000; par value. 500; real estate bus
'n"ss, \. l.. Sibert. president: r. IL.
Ansel vice president: Il. G. Roger see
"tarN. al of Roanoke.
r. II. DEVELOPMENT Corp. Norfolk
rca! estate business: capital stock. $25 :
400; par value. 500. Joseph r. HeCht.
president: Morton l.; Hecht secretary,
both OF Norfolk.
Virginia Carolina Development Cor
roration tichmond: maximum. $l:. :
600: minimum $1,000: par value. $40:
real estate business. r. l.. Van Horn.
president. Clifton Forge: T. w. t;rirr.
Nice-rreSident. Richmond; J. H. Drew
Forge.
, amendment to the charter OF H. c.
Kelsey & Co. Inc. Roanoke changing
nam" TO Noel Brothers Co. Inc.
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MAY MEAN REAL GUSHERS IN THE
DEEPER SAND


DEEPER SAND
This we'll at this depth Is a blc- surnris.
10 every one. and is proof that we have I,
rlch property The rule has been in ,h.
great Gushing field that usually under the
Wheeler sand wells the great rushers HAY.
been FOUND 10y deeper drilling 1870 fee,
more should reach one big producing sand
WINE 80" feet should reach the second
our chances good now to soon b,y.
from 5000 {" 1000 barrel wells our otbcr
cushing wells should reach the deep nav
within ten Ia fifteen days. When All mr..
completed Il great production il assureJ
we nave put up tankasc-maLc six NOV,
locations ani completed the cxtcasion Of
our exempted pipe line 10 this yalu,lI,
property. NJ little cost No can nov, nu,,r
this high grade oil Ia both our TuIs. AMI
therryvaie rehncries. This Gushing oil is
nov worth about Si.6U per barrel ,t MIR
Tulsa refinery ana about Sl9O per barre,
"a; our chcrryvalc refinery. The Indications
arc good that within II short INN. ,,,,.
Gushing crude vii! bc worth 81. ~ ner l.r
rel Il, "hr Tulsa refinery and S!5O ner
"arrei at our 'herryNaie refinery From,
'herrENHie "" have advantageous shippinc
rates I" Iowa. Nebraska Northern N.s-
souri, AMI Kansas and other states nnrtb
ana east; tnder these conditions This rn,i
oil stock will probably lac advanced, 10 tn IN
hV
mat date. 10000 bnrrcl production viii
soon pay stockholders more than they need
now remit /" own the stock ana such
production MAY be actually secured within,
Il Few days wiki room around our prescn,
wells for over one hundred producers I'm ,n,
diheren, sands on this rich Cushing prop.
erty alone.
Years OF determined aud successful wort
ana over Two Millions Ia cash has finally
completed~in the Chcrryvul. and Tulsa dis.
tricts this great INDEPENDENT company. until
u ittie good luck that can he expected
within few days. should I'LL for omr re-.
hneries our l6J miles OF pipe line 10 CnpDcity
with this real liquid gold.
We have our own distributing stations
tank cars and tank wagons and automohiI,.
reaches the people direct and can cash nycrv
barrel ut II high price. At one Of our deem
Cushing locations We have been at work To-,
nearly five months, and should certainty
reach the deep pay on or before Wetinrs-
dizzy, December IS.
Also at new well on. our hg Ranch
Crock lease. in PRwnee County. we hay.
developed over oi:s hundred feet of decp
Barticsvtiic sand and proved up a. s,istric,
larger than the Rich Boston oil poo,--with
oil wells aud deep tests containing oil or.
gas on all sides We Will At once drill in
the heart OF this big property. where from
200 to .,000-barrel wells may be expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
MILLIONS USE IT
TO STOP A COLD
"Papc's Cold C0mpound'' ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours.
Relief comes instantly.

Relief comes instantly
y d"se taken every two hours until
'hrcc doses are taken will end CRIME
misery ana break up Il severe cold
limbs
" promptly opens clogged-up nos
lri!S ana air PA sSagcs in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose run
nlng. RELIEVES sick headache. dullncss
ieNerishness. sore throat, snceziur
soreness ANA stiffness.
ION stay stuffed-up: Quit blowing
and smu!line. Ease your throhhinr
head! Nothing else in the world rivas
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only -, cents
1T amy drug store. 1t acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no in
convenience. BE sure YOU get tho
ecnuinc
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Sacred Heart Cathedral. Ccrc-
non1 OF lnycHtlture of Father
o'Fnrreli. II O'cIocL.
Council Committee ON Charter
'hhbses, City Hail. y o'clock.
Itlchmond i;ducn Jon Association,
executive bOnrd. John MARSHALL
High School, 8 O'Clock.
RichmOnd Chapter, Dnurhtcrs Of
the Confcdcrncy, Lee Camp HILL, II
National Civic Federation, Rich
mond committee. IO1 Eust Frnnklin
street, ! o'clock.
Jefferson auditorium. address, on
"EAnenJinE COnsctOusneks," Mrs.
Mary johnston, - O'Clock.
seventh street Christian Church,
dinner i":30 10 3, aud supper o to -.
hrndemy-Nnt 4. Goodwin, In
"NcNcr Say DE- $3.50.
Strnnd-Graycc Scott Company, in
"'fhc Lion nnd the Mousse" S:30.
Lyr1c-POpuInr Vaudeville and
pictures; mntince, 3; night, 7::,O
and u.
Bfiou-'rrinngIc nation picturc.,
continuous performance.
COIOnlaI-NOtiOn pictures; coutt,
nous performance.
Little-PnrnnOunt pictures; con-
unu"us performance.
l.is-MOtiOn pictures; continuous
performance.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
cicr:i OF the iiustings Court yesterday
as follows:
NJ Palmer lipscomb. OF charlotte
county. and Cordia Cofrey
= hcrbert Milton Lyle and Ruby Belle
Eobcrt Glen Butler and Bette ii.
Brcoking.
Lewis Edward Kelly and Adele Flor
cncc Swami.
lsichard NJ. Gary. of Newport News.
and flossic +. Eribblc
R"E'nald f. Hastings. OF Baltimore.
ana N0sAnlond Elizabeth ClaN.
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CHARTERS Issued.

Charters We're granted by IN. state.
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
villa Park Corp. Norfolk: maximum.
S',"po; ininimum. $1,000; par value.
$lou; reai estate business. s Buruell
bragg. treasurer: +. II. Johnson vice
president and +. :. White, secretary.
OF Norfolk. ;
n. T. Goodloe Realty Corp Roanoke;
real estate business; naNimum SIS.
COZ; MINIMUM, $500 par value lQu.
=. l.. Hughson, president: H. Il; Good
Toe, secretary and treasurer. both of
Roanoke.
iiopewell Chamber OF Commerce
me" hopc"e!l: no capital stock Law
renee perry nresidcu- /, Elon.,ia,.
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beverly Street. 10 cost Sl25
Mary G. i;ufurd, TO build a brick
stable on the east side Of Franklin
street. between Laurel aud Shatcr
streets. IN rear, to cost $3.50.
Terrell Building Co. TO build two
story frame dwelling at 1924 Second
Avenue, to cost Si.0uU.
Mrs Nanuih {. lsaGiand to repair
fran. dwelling AT 505 Poe Street. 70
cost 500.
Emma j Gaines, to repair frame
dwelling POS West Baker street. to
cost SIZE,
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General Weather Conditions.

WASH NIiTON, 1cCcmbCr tt GIN
pcraiurcs continue below the seasonal
average throughout the E3Stcr States,
while comparatively warm weather
prevails throughout the great Central
Valleys and the western districts. The
indications are that there Will bc SHOWS
in thc region of the Great Lakes. and
SNOW or rain ia the North Atlantic
States "Wednesday and Thursday. Rain
is also probable along the Gulf Coast.
f.lscw where east OF the Mississippi River
the weather will be fair during tho
next forty-eigEt hours. No important
temperature changes are indicated for
the eastern half OF the country during
Wednesday, and Thursday.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
stafford Couple Wed.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times DispatcE.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. December
7-Willis Colvin and Miss Mary Nor
gan. both OF Stafford County. came to
this city and were married AZ the resi-
dence OF Rev. X. c. Gilmore. Of the
Presbyterian CHURCH. who performed
the ceremony They will make their
home in stafford.
Harvey WiggiuGton and Miss Daisy
t.nibrcy, both OF stafford County, were
married here at the home of Rev. w. :.
Jackson who performed the ceremony.
The couple will reside in Stafford.
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WARM WEATHER IN SOUTH
HELP rO LATE COTTON

WASHlNGTOS. December Tho warm
weather in the South during the ars, hGls
OF the month favored the maturing OF CON
siderable late cotton Killing frost about tho
middle Of the month. however. closed the
season over practically all portions OF tho
belt Picking progressed under favOra bic
conditions. and the crop was very generally
gathered by the close of November.
over the Southern tracking districts all
fall work well advanced.
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line Moore street 30 feet west of hi
ncen street. October 10. 1878; $3.50.
Maggie Al Bann to II. II. Kichcsou
Leigh street. Pcs feet cast OF Kinney
street December d. 1918: $500.
Constance w. Robinson to John ~.
Coke Jr.. trustee, b -2XlU0 feet at
the northwest corner Of sixth and
Franklin Streets. December !. 1919;
$1,000.
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United STATES n,sru,c.r cornr

Martin K. Rothousc. a merchant. ycs-
teruaE med II petition in voluntary
bankruptcy III the United states Dis
trIct Court, listing his liabilities at
SSil.5O and his assets at 500. All
Inc claims are listed as unsecured and
'nt assets as exempt. Anon. the
claims against the petitioner are The
Home Furnishing Co, sla3: Wcisber-
ger Co. $40: dollhouse. Inc, <l0o. and
Miller X RhoadS $50
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EACH BLAMEs OTHER
FOR FOOD SHORTAGE
y" German Ministry Is Willing to
Shoulder Responsibility for
Present Conditions
Hold Them Necessary to Spur Pro-
duccrS On to Greater EntlcavorS.
Ministers Come Under Hot Fire in
Dict Debate.

'EHLlN. December tvia LondoD.-
Vigorous and unrcstraincd discussion of
the food conditions was INDUCED in by
the Rcichstag Budget Committee. All
reports of the debate are not appearing
IN the newspapers. but the articles
published Indicate that one aspect of
tho discussion consisted OF contro-
Ncrsial attempts TO lay the blame for
alleged fallngs on t,.c shoulders OF
producers. dealers or CONSUMERS or
representatives. OF different ministries.
Tho Minister OF the Interior. Clemens
Dclhrucck. ana tho Prussian Minister
Of Agriculture, Earon Won Schoricmcr
have conc under IRE
One Radical speaker directed his
criticism against producers for desir-,
ing higher maximum prices lie
pointed ont that the German tariff
system i'm times of peace had been Iii
rcctcd for years toward strengthening
:"rman agriculture FOR it's task In war
time. Every slice Of bread and every
pound ~ meat had hccn burdcncd with
= tax for this purpose. Farmers had.
therefore. hccn contcn,cd WIN small
profits az tho present.
Tho regulations alrcaiy pm, into
force for tho distribution NJ food pro
ucts arr being discussed at length.
Scnc OF the members contend ,itat
the Federal Council delayed lis action
TOO long
4 Conservative" member maintained.
ON tho ether hand, that high prices
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BADLY Hurt by Dynamite Cap.

T'NT'VVIHT 10 7 TIC 7 IIlpS- DISDntCn.1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, December
,.--Frcdcrick Timhcrlakc, son Of John
Undertake, of Culpcpcr County. had
his hand badly laccrated while PLAYING
with a dynamite cap. The injury was
SD serious that the young man was
brought TO this city and taken to tho
Mary Washington Hospital where il
WAS found necessary to amputate two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08

;. Same. for r. G. Williams. N2t wcs.
ffluNiin street one outlet.
same, Tor Mr.. cdrdo1o SuS Nest
Franklin street. one outlet.
Lyons " Williams for c. r.. SprenAlc.
lets.
same. Tor same. 2$i5 Nenablc Street
tv"utN- three outlets.
same. FOR K. \. Burton. III East
Broad street. five outlets.
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BUILDING: PERMITS.

PERMITS for now and repair work
Mtrc issued yesterday by Building In
spect"r lutler as follows:
Virginia Hallway and Power Co to
puiIn a frame shed the west side
OF DaN's Avenue, between Chanin and
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I.ocui Temperatures.

j. noon temperature. ............ 8
l.. NJ tcmpcraturc sc
Maximum temperature TO 8 l.. NJ. 10
Minimum temperature to /. NJ. a
Mean temperature .............. 30
Normal temperature ..... 40
Deficiency in temperature. ..,... ;
Deficiency In temperature since
.h'tr'll 90
uary ..'...........,.. 1879
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

Inc Administrative Board directed
~. Ene'hccS Boiling yesterday to in
vcs;iEa;" the alleged dangerous and
worn condition Of the cobbleStone paw
ing on Ninth street. between Frank,
lin and Bank Streets
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FRI: RECORD.

2o20 and 2oo2 West Main street.
l2:06 l., Nj: triiling loss.
loss. 81
597 Mosby street, sos Z NJ; loss,
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HENnIco DEEDS Oh TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to
S4D7 30.
X. g. Perry to Carter ~ Bowc. truS-
tees. lot IS, block g. plan Of highland
Park addition. October 30. 1915; sos.
%.
jamie It, Iicclcr to same. lc.s =. 3
and I. block G. plan of Highland Park
Addition. october 30, 1915: S3a90I.
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III >TINt,> TRANSFER.
phc Decd of BHrEnin mud Snlc.
Amounting To StdOO

John w. Moore ct AIS. TO Arnold r.
Elllt", i" feet . incheSXi5J feet north
inc nun street. u feet inches east
of Fifteenth street December I. j915.
tax. 8 40: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours No
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Deficiency In rainfall since IAN
uary | .............. !
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STRIKES RICH OIL POOL.

since this advertisements was first .
published one of our deep wells on our
o'E cushing property has developcd .
rich producer In the Wheeler sand. .
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Local Observation at \ =. VI. Yesterday.
Temperatures. 80; humidity. 60: wind,
direction. southeast; wind, velocity, J
miles, weather, clear.
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HENl,ICO RELEASE DEED.

John NJ. Purcell, trustee. TO /. l..
Hawkins 10; IS, plan of jefferson
Garden. September is. 1878: $500.
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The Weather

i'Urccnst: Virginia
Purity cloudy We'd
ncsdRy and Thurs
dn!.
North CnrOllnu-
Cloudy Wednesday,
and Thursdny.
South turotina-
Cloudy, with prob
ably local rains We'd
neNtluy; n h urs d u y
partly cloudy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
TRAIL and MOUNTAIN CLUB GIVES
outline OF ALL5TRIPS FOR MAY

At the regular weekly dinner OF
the Trail and Mountain Club at Cooke
hall Wednesday night not only was a
complete program of tramping and
autobus trips laid out for, the month
Of May. but tramping trips were
scheduled for each afternoon, this in
Guiding walks to the various places
OF interest in the suburbs OF Homo
lulu. Further it was decided to ask
the cooperation Of the Hands-ArOund-
the-Pacific Club in outlining and car
rying out plan for every evening
Of the month. taking in turn the varl-
Gus sights and amusements that the
Orientals and other nationalities in
Honolulu have to offer. IT is prob
able that the iands-ArOundt he-Paci-
fic Club will provide evening guides
to carry out in the city supplement-
AIRY work to that carried on in the
country by the Trail and Mountain
Club.
The offer of the Home Committee
Of the Promotion Committee to put
the services of it's outdoor man. Gil
bert Brown. at the disposal of the
Trail and Mountain Club and to give
that organization desk room in the
Promotion Committee offices. was en-
Enthusiastically accepted Mr.. Harry
l.. Strange, member of the Home
Committee and director Of the Trail
and Mountain Club, suggested that
the club take up with the Home Com
mittee the matter Of the Hands
ArCund-the-Pacif Club maintaining a
young Chinese familiar with Oriental
Honolulu in the Promotion Commit
tee rooms during the evening hours
to arrange for anyone who wishes to
see Oriental Honolulu to be properly
guided. The suggestion was acted
upon favOrably.
Alexander Hume Ford placed be-
fore the meeting a list Of $50 pos
sible tramps, excursions and autobus
trips that the Trail and Mountain
Club might direct on this and the
other islands. This with illustrated
accounts of some of these will be
printed as a supplement to the Mid
Pacific Magazine and sent to thou
sand prospective members Of the club
in Hawaii From the list of local
trips the following were selected to
be carried out by the club from the
Promotion Committee rooms during
the month Of May.
Autobus Trips.
May 2 (Sunday)ATo Leilehua (as-
cent OF KaaIa optionaD.
May 9-To Waimanalu Swimming
ond fronDinp ontionan
May Ito Hauula by autobus or
train, exchanging return tickets at
Hauula tramp to Kaliuawa falls OPP
tionaD.
May 23-To Browns camp (swim-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers. No. 522e.
Guilhermina Moniz Jacintho, libel
ant VS., Francisco Jacintho, libelee
divorce. HI" 49,.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
The Territory of Hawaii to Francis.
CO Jacintho, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the
above entitled cause is now pending
before the Circuit Court above named
wherein the said Guilhermina Moniz
Jacintho prays for an absolute divorce
from YOU upon the ground of non-sup.
port, and for the custody and control
of the minor children, issue of said
marriage, and that said cause has
been set down for trial before the
Hon. VIM. L. Whitney, second judge
Of said court. at his court room in the
Judiciary building in Honolulu, Terri.
tory of Hawaii, on the 14th day of
June, 1915, at 3 o'clock a. m, or as
soon thereafter as the business OF
said court will permit.
BY order of the court.
- @.~ JOHN MARCALLINO,
~ Clerk.
6122-Mar. &c, Apr. 2, 9, 16, %, 80,
Fl May z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16

, ming and tFHmping OPTIONAL
May 1910 MokuIaia and Haleiwa
iby train or autobas. exchanging re-
turn tickets.
Sunday Tramps.
May 2-Autobus to end Of new Tan
talus road. then tramp.
May s-@Hfihetnlfna. Rise trail to
ridge andssaiOlo- crater.
! May 16-Over the Castle Olympus
trails. returning by Manoa valley.
May 23-To l-anahuli by way Of
Alewa Heights
May 30-Over Pacific Heights to
Pauau fats and down into Manoa.
Saturday Afternoon ~Tramps.
May Pacific Heights and kapena
Falls.
May %-TO the Seven Falls Of PalO-
10. with a forestry guide.
May Ito Pauoa rest house.
May 22.-To Hihebrand glen and
falls.
May 29-TO NanOa cave.
Weekday Afternoon Trips by Street
Car and Afoot
Monday. May 3-Liliuokalani Gar
dens and neighborhood.
Tuesday. May "A round Of the
japanese temples. etc.
Wednesday, May 5-PunchbOwl hill.
Thursday, May G-kapiolani park.
- Friday. May THE experiment
stations.
Monday. May 1O.-kapena falls and
hieroglyphic cave.
Tuesday, May 11.-Chinese club
houses, etc.
Wednesday, May 12-Moanalua
gardens.
Thursday, May 13.-Manoa valley,
to the taro patches.
Friday, May 14-Kalihi valley and
the Bishop Museum.
Monday. May 17.-Outrigger Club
and along the beach.
Tuesday, May 18.-Walk to the
Pail,
Wednesday. May 19.-Ainahau and
tho rice field life.
Thursday, May 20.-A visit to the
pineapple canneries.
Friday, May 21.-Fort Shafter.
Monday, May 24.-Around Diamond
Head.
Tuesday, May 25.-Oriental Homo
lulu.
Wednesday, May 26.-Ala Moana
road and native fishermen.
Thursday, May 27.-The Country
Club and Nuuanu cave. =.
Friday, May 2S-Historic buildings
in Honolulu.
The trips will all be made from the
Promotion Committee rooms, where
may be made with the
Trail and Mountain Club representa-
tives. On Saturdays and Sundays
there will be regular excursions to
Kaneohe bay and the, coral gardens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
AssleNEE's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Lin
Sing Kee OF 1044, Nuuanu avenue, Ho-
nolnlu, having made an assignment of
his property to the undersigned for
the benefit of all his creditors, all
persons having claims against said
Lin Sing Kee are invited to present
the same to the undersigned at his
office on the northeast corner of King
and Maunakea streets, Honolulu,
forthwith. s-+... ~, @ ,"
ALI persons indebted to the said
Lin Sing Kee are hereby requested
10 make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated Honolulu, T. H., April Z, 1915.
} ,.-.e ...-.... L. K00N CHUCK,
Assignee of Lin Sing Kee.
r. 613S-Apr. IA, 16, ~, 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
CORPORATION NOTICES.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Capt. Cook Coffee Co., Ltd.

At the postponed annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Capt. Cook
Coffee Co., Ltd, held at Hawi,
Kohala, Hawaii. on April 3, 1915. the
following directors were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
John Hind, Robert Hind. A. r. Hind,
H. c. Austin and Jas. M. Hind.
At a subsequent meeting of the
board of directors the following Off:
GERS were elected to serve for the en-
suing year, viz:
John Hind ........... President
Robert Hind
.Vice-President and Treas.
A. r. Hind ......... Secretary
H. G. Austin. .......... Auditor.
A. Fl. HIND,
Secretary, Capt. Cook Coffee Co., Ltd
Honolulu, April IL, 1915.
$685.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Hawi Mill & Plantation Co., Ltd.

At the postponed annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Hawi Mil &
Plantation Co.. Ltd, held at sIawf
Kohala, Hawaii, on April g., 1915, the
following directors were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
John Hind, Robert Hind. A. R. Hind,
Jas. M. Hind and Geo. U. Hind.
At subsequent meeting of the
board of directors the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the en-
suing year, viz:
John Hind ......... President
Robert Hind -.................
..Vice-President and Treas.
A. R.. Hind ............S Secretary
F. G. Paetow. ...........A Auditor
A. r. HIND,
Secretary, Hawi Mill & Plantation
Honolulu, April 10, 1915.
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