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soliciting work, per day
Same, transient, or those
soliciting work each, per
year. .. .. .. 800.
Pressing clubs. each, per year
Picture trainers, not connect
ed with other licensed
business. each. per year.
Parading streets, with wag-
ons. bands OF music or any
kind OF advertising pur-
poses. each parade 800 to
10000 per day. in the dis
cretion Of the Mayor.
Peanut stands, or roasters,
for sale Of same. allowed
on any street. in front of
owners place OF business.
each. per year. :. 80.
Same, not connected with
other business. each, per
year. =. =. :. =.
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$500

year. ..3fo.VV
Exhibitions, theatricals. min
strels. or other shows, un-
der tent, for gain, per
uay OU.VV
Electric light companies. fur
nishing lights or power,
within the corporate limits
Of the town Of Lancaster,
to citizens, or other private
customers, with an annual
income OF less than $1,000,
per year 49,. 5000
With an annual income of
more than $1,000, and
less than $4,000. per
year. :. 1900
for each additional $1,000
income, above $4,000,
per year .. :. =. :. 1000
Electric wire contractors,
each, per year. :. :. $500
F.
Fish, or fresh oysters. or both
sold in stores only, each
store, per year :. 500
Flying Jenny. per week,
$1,000; per year :. :. 10000
Foundry or machine shop. or
both. per year. each shop. $500
Factories, sash or blind. or
other woodwork, each, per
year. :. :. -. 1000
Fairs, concerts or parties, for
gain. night or day, each
per uay 500
Feather renovators. per day,
$500; per week, $1,000;
per month. $1,000; per
year. .. 80. =. ..... 100. 90
g..
Granite. stone or marble
yard, or either. doing bust
ness Of less than $1,000
year. each, per year. $1,000
Granite, stone or marble,
transient, agent. dealing in
same. go. 20.00
Granite, stone or marble
yard. or either, doing busi-
ness OF more than $1,000
year. each. per year 1900
Gunsmiths, selling and gen.
eral repairing. and not con-
nected with any other busi-
ness, per year. =. =. =. 10 90
H.
Hacks, omnibuses, or other
like vehicles. run for gain,
one horse. each, per year $1,000
The same. two horse. per
year. .. :. :. 1900
Hearse, each. per year. u %
Hotels, having not exceeding
20 guests rooms. with
transient rates exceeding
$1.00 per day, each. per
year. go. 10 90
The same. with more than
20 guests rooms, with
transient rates exceeding
$1.OO per day. each, per
year. 800
The same with transient
rates not exceeding
$1.00 per day, each, per
year. =. :. 500
Harness shops. both sale and
repair, each, per year ;. 1000
The same. either sale or
repair. each, per year. . 500
I.
Ice Manufacturers. income of
$1,000 or less. per year. $500
Each additional $1,000 in
come. per year. :. :. 100
Ice dealer. each, per year. 1000
Insurance Companies. life.
accident or fire. for each
company represented. hav-
ing an annual income OF
$4,000 or less, each, Ger
year 49,. 1900
Same t1r each add'tioLsl
$1,000 annual income
above $4,000, each per
year 90.
Insurance Companies, life,
fire or accident, repre-
sented by transient solici-
tor or agent, each. per
week. $1,000; each per
year :. >. -. 1900
Insurance Companies. weekly
industrial sick benefit and
burial. on first 1000 COL
lected. or less, each COM
pany. per year.. :. -. 1000
The same. on each addi-
tional $1,000, or less.
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oooiheos' oncA, pcr year.. lV.OO
Parading streets, with wag-
ons. bands Of music or any
kind OF advertising pur-
poses. each parade $1.OO to
10000 per day. in the dis
cretion Of the Mayor.
Peanut stands, or roasters,
for sale OF same. allowed
on any street, in front of
owners place OF business,
each, per year. 80. 500
Same, not connected with
other business. each, per
year. 1000
r.
Repairers. or tuners OF pianos
or other musical instru-
ments, each. per year. $1,000
Railroad companies, each,
for business done exclu-
sively within the town of
Lancaster. S. c., but not
including any business
done to or from points
without the State. and not
including any business
done for the Government
OF the United States. its
Officers or agents, where
the income OF same is
$4,000 or less per annum.
per year ..1oO.OV
Same. where annual in
come is over 100000
and under 100000, per
year ..zOV.VU
And for every additional
$1,000 annual income
over 100000, per an
huh o.OO
Restaurants. serving meals
only, each, per year. :. 1000
Repair shops carriages. wag-
ons or buggies. each shop.
per year. =. :. :. 1000
S.
Stables. sale and feed. doing
business of $1,000 and less
per annum, each per year $1,000
Same, doing business of
more than $1,000. per
annum, each. per year. 1900
Stables, sales only, doing
business of $1,000 and less
per annum. each. per year 5000
Same, doing livery business
OF less than $1,000 per
annum. each. per year. $500
Same. doing livery busi-
ness of more than
$1,000 per annum, each.
per year .. $500
Same, combining any two
or more of the above
and doing n livery busi-
ness of less than $1,000
per annum. each stable,
per year. oO.OO
Same. doing livery bust
ness OF more than $1,000
per annum, each. per
year. =. :. :. :0.N0
All persons hiring out
teams, whether running
licensed stable or not.
ohoii pay Gil annual
cense OF .. -. $500
Shoe and boot shops, making
or repairing, doing bust
ness OF $500 and less, per
annum, each. per year. ... $50
Same. doing business of
more than $500 per an
mum, each, per year. 1000
Shooting galleries or rooms,
per day, $500; per week,
$500; per month :. :. 1900
Skating Kinks. each per an
num-. :. :. :. :. ... 25.cO
Soda Fountains, whether con-
nected with other business
or not. with income of $500
and less, per annum. each.
per year. 500
Same. with income of over
$500 and less than
$1,000. per annUm. each
per year 1000
Street venders OF patent med
icines. each. per day . :. 5000
Street venders. generally, per
day. $1,000: per week,
$500; per year :. :. =. 5000
tBut no street venders
shall be allowed to do
business on Main street,
Surveyors of land, either
resident, or making sur
veys on town, each, per an
num-, :. :. E. =. 1000
Sign painters, each per day,
$2.OO: per week, $500;
per year. =. :. 1000
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per year. lO.OO
The same, doing business
of more than $1,000 per
annum, each. per year. 1900
K.
Kerosene or other oil COM
panies, having an agency
or office In this town, and
having stationary or por-
table tanks, drums, or cans
for storing or receiving oil,
with an income OF $1,000
or less, each, per year. 100000
The same, for each addi-
tional annual income Of
$1,000, per year :. 1000
The same, for each addi-
tional tank for kerosene
or gasolene, per year. $500
The same. having no sta
tionary tank, but sell
ing in original packages.
each, per year. :. :. $500
L.
Laundries, each per year. IS 500
Lunch stand, or counter
keeper. per day, $1.OO: per
year. 1O.po
Lumber yards, including
shingles. agents or brok-
ers for, per year =. 1000
Lumber. including shingles,
when connected with other
licensed business. per year 500
Land and investment, or land
loan companies. and all
other companies loaning
money on real estate only.
having agency In the town
of Lancaster. with income
Of less than $1,000, per
yCoI Z0.UO
The same, for each addi-
tional income Of $1,000,
per year :. .. .. 49,. 500
Lawyers. or lawyers practic-
ing under a firm name, do
ing business OF $1,000 or
less, per annum. each, per
year :. :. 1000
The same, doing business
OF over $1,000 and less
than $4,000. per annum.
each, per year. .. 1000
The same doing business
Of over $4,000 per an
mum. each. per year. ... 5000
M.
Merchants having stock un-
der $1,000. each, per year $50
Same having stock from
$1,000 to $4,000. each.
per year. 1000
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $1,000. each.
per year. 1900
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $1,000, each,
- per year 25-00O
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. each,
per year :. 800 D
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000, each
per year. :. $500
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. each.
per year. 1000
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. each.
per year. 80. :. :. $500
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000, each.
per year go. 5000
Same, having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000, each,
per year :. :. :. 5000
Same. having stock from
$4,000 to $4,000 and
over. per year :. :. :. 1000
Machine shops. each. per year 1000
having place
OF business out OF town.
and office in town, each,
pei year $500
N.
each, per year. $500
Newspapers. with job office
combined. each, per year. $500
o.
OIL Mills, cotton with capital
stock of $4,000 or under.
each, per year. 5000
Same. with capital stock
OF over $4,000. and un-
each. =. >. :. 10000
Same for each additional
$1,000 capital stock, per
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fendiers, each. per year. $4,000
Paint shops. or painting con-
tractors, each, per year. 1000
Pawn brokers. each, per year $500
Physicians, doing business
OF $1,000 or less, per an
mum. each. per year.. .. 1000
Physicians. doing business
over $1,000 and less than
$4,000 per annum. each,
per year. =. =. :. :. =. 1900
Physicians, doing business
over $4,000 per annum,
each, per year. 1000
Photographers, or agents.
resident, each. per year. :. 500
Same. transient. or those
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
KANSAS CITY HAS
|. Been FOR SALE
Since MAY

The fact that the Union Iron Works
is offering the steamer Kansas City
for sale does not indicate that there
is no possibility of her entering the
Honolulu-San Francisco service for the
Oceanic Steamship Company, accord.
ing to the opinion expressed along the
waterfront today, but on the contrary
it is said that the very fact that the
ship is offered for sale strengthens the
rumor that she will enter the island
trade. ....:
why this sudden surmise about
the Kansas City rumors being shot to
pieces by the appearance of an adyer-
tisement in the San Francisco Guide
offering her for sale?" a waterfront
man remarked today. 1T was az the
time the Kansas City was first offered
for sale that the rumor started. Prob
ably the fact that she was offered had
something to do with the starting of
the rumor."
1t was last May that the advertise
ment mentioned was first inserted in
the Guide, and it has appeared in each
issue of 7thath publication since.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

The following passengers were boo
ed to sail by the s. S. Manoa, which
left San Francisco on August 3.-Ma3
well O.. Johnson, Mrs. Maxwell 0
johnson, Miss Mae Anderigg, Miss 0v
ella Mash, Miss e. Gronendyke, Mr.
Wakeley, ]. Vincent, P. B. Danky, b
r. Methven, L. Conradt, Duke Kaha
namoBu, Jess Dutot, George Wells, G
B. Scott, w. w. Chamberlain, Miss K
Peterson, Mrs. H. s. Witte and infant
w. H. Smith, Mr.. Niblock, Mrs. Nib
lock, Samuel l.. Moore, Mrs. Samuel
L. Moore, w. G. McGonagle, R. A
Gould, DR.. Homer Smith, John Ingram
G. s. Mckenzie, George Cornes, G. A
McWayne, Harry Holt, R. F. Dempsey
Oscar Schmidt, J. Anterior Richards
Chris Lewis, Mrs. Chris Lewis, II. n
Castle, Mrs. H. n Castle, Mrs. D. G
Lefferts, d. C. Lefferts, Miss L. Wag
ner, Miss E. White, Miss B. White
Miss Edna Laschum, Miss Edna Alex
erman, J, E. Schermerhorn, H. s. Viii
lis, Master w. r. Waterhouse. Mas
ter A. Waterhouse, Miss E. Water
house, Master J. Waterhouse, Miss P
Waterhouse, Miss E. Dutot, Mrs. John
Waterhouse, H. E. Pitchford, Mrs. H
E. Pitchford, S. S. Paxson, Mrs. S. S,
Paxson, w. Schultze, Mrs. c. n. Pat
terson, Miss A. A. Patterson, Mrs. F
H. Benson, Miss o. K Franco, A. H
Bensen, Mrs. S. /. Shaw, A. L. Willis
w. T.. Rawlings, Mrs. w. Schultze.
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georgian GOING
TOOMIT CALL.AT
SEATTLE

!. The Observation-Disclosures freighter
Georgian, which went ashore Monday
on Dixbury reef. just north of Golden
Gate, during a dense fog, will reach
Honolulu on schedule. though she has
been towed back to San Francisco for
repairs.
The extent OF the damage to the
big sugar carrier has not been cabled
to Honolulu, but advices to the Sugar
Factors are that the Georgian will
leave San Francisco on August Is
and come direct to Honolulu. emitting
her scheduled trip to Puget Sound
ports and in that manner keeping to
her schedule, so far as Honolulu is
concerned.
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MA KE kEENA o KA PuuKu o KE
TERlToRE o HAWAII.

HOIKE o KA HOOHUIIA ANA
O HOLMES & OLSON.
GU. 8. War Stamp loci
Il ka Puuku o Ike Teritore o Hawaii
Honolulu, T. Fl.
o Henry Holmes anne Clarence II
Olson, no Ike Kulanakauhale anne Ka
lana o Honolulu, Teritore o Hawaii
mel laua elua, lie hoike aku mel, va
hoohui ae mel la Iaua malalo o kekahi
hui, ma keia malalo tho nei hoike
la aku mel:
/. o ko laua mau inoa anne ko laua
mau wahi noho:
Henry H. Holmes, Ahlo lane, Ala
Dui Liliha, Kulanakauhale anne Ka-
lana Honolulu, Teritore of Hawaii;
Clarence H. Olson, Oahu avenue,
College Hills, Kulanakauhale anne Ka-
lana o Honolulu, Teritore Hawaii.
g. o Ike ano o ka hama o keia hui i
oleloia Ia no ka lawelawe ana ka
oihana loio ma Ike kanawai maloko
nei Ike Teritore Hawaii;
g. o ka inoa o, keia hui oleloia o
ia no Holmes & Olson
4. o ka wahi hama o keia hui ole.
lola ala no Ia ma ha f1elu 900 AIdnu1
Honolulu, KuIanakauhale
anne Kalna Honolulu, Teritore Ha-
vail
Hanaia kakauia ko maua mau
lima keia la 3 Augate, 1915.
>. HENRY HOLMES,
...... .n. CLARENCE H. OLSON.
Teritore o Hawaii, !
kulanakauhale anne IS.
Kalana Honolulu.
Ma keia la Augate, 1915, ua hiki
kino mai imua o'u Henry H. Holmes
anne Clarence H. Olson, ua maopopo
|oa no hoi la u laua no ma mea mana
hama ka palapala maluna ae, a Il
hooiaio mai no hoi ma laua 10 no i
rama me ko Iaua manao maikai me
&c hooknnokono ole la.
..*= F. F. FERNANDES,
Luna Hooiaio Palapala, Aha Hookolo-
kolo Kaapuni Ekahi, Teritore o Ia
wall.
&C. S. War Stamp 10c.D
il. 6233-Aug. 4, ).
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)ME TAXES BRING
in SMALLER TOTAL
THAN IN JULY 1914

llans last month paid into the
( the territory $2616 more in
n they did during July, 1914,
cot to the July report Of the
taxtax office.
acc6ps were noted last month,
terriRmount of dog taxes and
Tw, income taxes. In July.
ona /, tax amounted to $106.91.
the oft totaled 1880, a de-
1a14 tR1. Income taxes last
last md to $39s.55, while in
crease ar they amounted to
month are of $2s7.55.
July OF lscted last month am
S66S.10, a. real and personal
Roaa 70 oil tax, $866.S2 and
ounted r. IS, all of which are
taxes, s4939Ver taxes coilected
school tax, Ill.
no fo~fa1 snul .. -.
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LOOK ASkANCE At
ASSIGNMENT
!: !: OF THETlS
80 nr HyB HTyUVU -
....l Hill Hi
has been received by the
lied Hawaii naval militia

udS D0eH received Dy the
lied Hawaii naval militia
No WON Washington with re.
newly orr training ship assign
commissiols' proposed naval re.
gard to hal are being made to
ed to the 4 tender Alert, it be-
serves. Eff,he Rainbow, which
get the submand more modern
ing rumored tie Alert as tender
Is a much lar Wasps.
ship, is to rerlaowever, 1t Is be-
for the Honol, 'uhfp is to be as
On the waterfro is more likely
lieved that If a locutter Thetis.
signed the naval mix upon such
to get the coast gthe Thetis is
but the militia headles an hour
a gift as a rude hoa1s set with
said to be good for fiv
with full steam and ali HarDor
the wind. palrs 70
The Thetis is to 60 tore not
in a few days for extensfparlng
her engines. Such repa. It IS
being made with an idea o snip
her for any lengthy sea yo. she
said, as it is improbable thaaKe
will make another voyage be.
goes to the junk pile. A tug W
her to Pearl Harbor. d
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Ne Answer About Veptnra.

Ne AnsWOr About Ventura.
No answer has been received a yet
BY the local agents or the Oceanic
Steamship Company, c. Brewer q
Company. to the cablesran seat by
the latter concern 10 the head Office
OF the steamship company asking per.
mission to sch second class tickets to
San Francisco on the steamer Ven
tura August II. The Ventura viii
take 80 first cabin passengers from
here, leaving IN overflow OF so people,
many OF whom are willing to travel
second class
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IN THE OFFICE OF THE TREASUR.
Err OF THE TERRITORY OF HA.
WAII.
STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE
OF HOLMES & OLSON.
Gu. 8, War Stamp. loci
To the Treasurer Of the Territory Of
Hawaii. Honolulu, T. H.:
Henry Holmes and Clarence II. OF.
son, both Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, hereby
certify that they have entered into
and formed q general partnership.
and herewith make the following state
ment:
/. That their names and residences
are:
Henry Holmes, Ahlo lane, Liliha
street. City and County Of Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii;
Clarence H. Olson, Oahu avenue.
College Hills, City and County Of Ho-
nolulu, Territory Of Hawaii.
2. That the nature OF the business
CT said copartnership is the general
practise Of law in the Territory Of
Hawaii.
8. That the firm name of said CO
partnership is Holmes & Olson
. 4. That the place OF business OF
said co-partnership is at s63 Kaahu-
manu- street. Honolulu, City and Coun-
ty of Honolulu, Territory ofHawaii
Witness our hands this Sd day Of
August, 1915.
HENRY HOLMES,
CLARENCE H. OLSON.
Territory of Hawaii,
City and County Of Honolulu.
On this Sd day Of August, 1915, APP
peared before me Henry Holmes and
Clarence H. Olson, personally known
to me to be the persons described in |
and who executed the foregoing instrus
ment and acknowledged that they exc
cuted the same as their free act and
deed
(Seal)
F.F. FERNANDES,
Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit,
Territory Of Hawaii
GU. s. War Stamp 10e.l 81
6233-Aug. 4, 5.
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Special Notice
Workmen's Compensation Act

All employers who carry on bust.
ness. trade. profession or any other
occupation for the sake of pecuniary
gain are subject to the provisions OF
the Workmen's Compensation Act, and
should provide compensation for their
employees without further delay. -.
Any information concerning the
above Act and all blank forms can be
had upon application at the office OF
the Industrial Accident Board, Room
202, McCandless building. III.
Per order, ... ....~. .. -.
/: INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD
6230-6t -. J.. =.
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rum proiASE WEIGHT
GAM men who would
weight with 10

weight with 10
rh;n 80 by "stay there"
like to increas { NUS Salsoi
or Is pounds omniie anu AoIe
fat should try y eesl. "orl9
with their mealyoutseh anu
results. Here u lake Sar,
trvino Firut every meal
..Fhen weigh
nn Ioe tahIet question of
FOR two wa, what your
yourself again. 2 scdle ana
how you look or .helr own
friends say and thu OF %wo,ii-
tape measure VIE " elsht
story, and most any. udys ny
rounds in the first rs put.
following this simpleahe Iat'
best of all, the new fl turns
Sargol does not of I MneN
but mixing with youipe idl
the fats, sugars and stissues
con have eaton into easily
producing nourishment q can
and blood-prepares itment
assimilated form which 'aste.
readily accept. All thfs1oes
now passes from your beuc'
But Sargol stops the waeais
1T quickly and makes thhds
ing contents of the ver,. en-
you are eating now d. e.
and pounds of heal ny l. I
your skin and bon,' S. ".
pleasant, efficient 3 -
For sale by 49,. = :
Chambers Drug
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A prize court writ was issued at
Alexandra, Egypt, against the Ameri-
can steamer Gargoyle, belonging to
the Vacuum Oil Co. - !. ...... ...
Police searching for j. s. Copeland
of Binghamtcn, N. Y, who plunged
into the Susquehanna river, found the
body of man swinging from wire
from tree near which Copeland's
body was found. .*sc. s-s.-ze +. +. III
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HARBOR NOTES

The American steamer Yucatan
started loading pines for Libby, Nc
Neil & Libby today at the railroad
wharf. She will take 100000 cases to
the mainland and probably will finish
leading Sunday night.
The Pacific Mail steamer Manchu.
ria will be off port at noon Friday
from San Francisco with 40 cabin pas
sengers, Is second-class and one steer
age passengers for Honolulu. Her to-
tai cabin passenger list is 237 and 80
are in the second cabin. She has 232
Asiatics In the steerage. She brings
so tons of cargo for Honolulu and will
take 100 tons of bunker coal here
before proceeding to the Orient.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Panaman is due off port at 4 o'clock
this afternoon with ITO tons of New
York cargo for Honolulu and 1900 tons
of general cargo from Sound ports.
She also brings 100000 feet of lum-
Der from Puget Sound.
Joseph E. Sheedy, superintendent of
the Inter-Island, said ON his return
from the Big Island that 1t is probable
that the u. S. S. Princeton, now at
Tutuila, American Samoa. will call
here on her way from that port to
Mare Island, for bunker coal. No ar
rangements have been made to give
the Princeton coal at the Big Island
port.
s Mail for the coast in the United
States army transport Logan closes at
4:30 this AFTERNOON. After that hour
mail will be received at the gang.
plank of the steamer, Pier S, up toll
sailing time q 6 o'clock this evening
The LurliJe, which departed for the /
coast Tuesay afternoon, was not Civ
en- anv maj. The entire shipment of
mail wenf in the Nippon Maru this
IS the T. X. K. steamer prob
ably vii arrive at San Francisco /
iooner than the Lurline, despite her
ter eparture.
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Sales: Between Boards-25 Brewery
IS; 100, 10, so H. C. & s. Co. So; As
rs Oahu Sug. Co. 26; 125. Is, Is, 70, Is
Waialua 23K; $50 McBryde 8.
Session Sales--40 Eva %; 5, 70 Wa
ialua 234 80, 100. 80, 90 Olaa 6N ;
10 Haw. 8. Co. So; 1900. 100 Hilo
Com. so; 10 onomea 36; so Mcbride
7H.
Latest sugar quotation: SO degrees
test, 4.64 cents, or 5000 per ton.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Chow Chung. Chun Pun and Lau
.Keo, acting for the deceased, j. Chez,
wish to express their thanks to Mr.. S.
Damon. Mr. Mcintyre and others who
assisted with the funeral, as the de-
ceased was destitute at the time of
his demise.-Ady. 6232- ct
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BY AUTHORITY.

IN THE OFFICE OF THE TREASuR.
Err OF THE TERRITORY OF HA
WAII.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the Law
partnership firm Of Holmes, Stanley &
Olson has been dissolved.
Dated. Honolulu. T. H. August 3,
1915.
HENRY HOLMES,
w. L. STANLEY,
CLARENCE H. OLSON.
6233-Aug. 4, 5.
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The schooner Louise, here with lum.
Der from HoQuian. 10 expected to fin.
ish discharging today and probably
win sail tomorrow for north coast
ports.
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MA KE kEENA o kA PuUKU o kE
TERlToRE o HAWAII.

HOOLAHA NO KA HOOPAU KA
NOHO HUI ANA.
Ma keia Ike haawiia aku nei ka hoo
laha, ka Hui Loio Holmes, Stanley
& Olson ua hoopauia-
Hanaia, Honolulu, T. H., Augate 8
1915.
HENRY H. HOLMES,
w. L. STANLEY,
CLARENCE H. OLSON.
6233-Aug. 4, 5.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house,
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running water:
short distance from postoffice; mod.
erate. CAMEL place. Fort and Vine
ward Tel 15l1 e10<-tt
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LOST.

Between postoffice and Manoa valley,
bunch of keys with brass tag mark
ed Post Laundry, 1884, Return to
Star Bulletin; reward 6233-3t