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18TH street

The approximate amount Of the !'en o.
charge, to satisfy which the aboye.d.,
scrihei property i TO be sold. Is TWENTY.
FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
sEN ENTi- EVE 7s-luO DOLLARS,
~ts25,371,7s', with Interest thereon from
the 9TH day OF June, lHl5. together Win
ne costs and allowance amounting -
1890 ~, with Interest from June lt'h, lala
together with me expenses Of the sac
The approximate amount Of the taxes A.
and water rates. or OthC. .iC...
which are 20 be allowed to the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
H%eterec. is s2,i76 80 and l%uteres,
Dated. New YORK., july 9Th, 1915.
EDMUND HURLEY, Referee
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: EAST BOTH ST


RI" approximate amount Of the len or
charge. % satisfy which the above de-
sarihed property j. 20 he sold. is forty.seyen
thousand i've hundred and ten and 33.lOO
dollars tI1.ilO 23b. with Interest thereon
from the 29th dty Of MAY. 1918. together
with the costs and allowance amounting 20
three hundred and eighteen and Ss.lnO
dollars S3lNNs'. with Interest from May
90 lsl5. together with the expenses Of the
sale. The approNimat" amount Of the
taxes. assessments ana water rates or other
Hens, which are TO be aliowed 30 the pur.
chaser out II the purchas, money. or paid
by the referee, i two thousand three hum
dr'd and seventy and 41.lO0 dollars
,i.312iG and interest.
Dat'd. New York. June 20. 1918.
y TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee
JOHN \ CARVER. Attorney for P'a!u.in
The foreg ing sale is hereby adjourned
% Thursday July q. 1915, a. the same
time and place.
Dated New York, July 8. 1915.
y TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby further al.
ionrned to Friday, August .. 1915, a. the
same time and place.
Dated, New York. July 90. 1915
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee
JOHN 4 CARVER. Attorney Tor Plsiniin.
$50 Wall Street, New York Cl,y.
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Incoming tcssrIs-B, Wireless.

- Gpl'o,l vi,N Sh,utI-o. Por, Arthur,
20 miles Vo-i Of 1Hrt.ups ~ noon YESTERDAY.
- III Nur'r Galveston, 9" mules south of
Iuptcr AZ noon
: e Mp0.". galveston. 80 miles south ut
SAVOY liuoN At uo0u
- ttv of -. LOUIS. savannah, a. milrs
south Of sandy Hook at noon
50 Lampa-n-. NorF.c ~ miles southwest
% Diamond shea at NOON.
s. Cama-u'N. Pro.r'so ~ miles southwest
ot Diamond Shnal ~ mon.
= M0mus. New Orleans. l3i miles north
wost OF Tortugas At noon
~ ~ RIO. NrN orleans, crossed south
Pass her 81 I \ NJ
- ~ Cld. galveston, .3S miles cast Of
GnlN'-tuu bar ~ noon.
=, saratoga Ha'lnl, ga miles south Of
Sandy Hook At 2 T. NJ
$ Colorado, galveston, . miles north of
Jupltor Al = i NJ
- Cherokee. G-orl etoVn, : G, 800 miles
south Of sandy Hook At : = ".
"a Leuapc, Jacksonville, ~ miles south OF
sandy Hook At = i VI
:. RIO Granlo Rrunsolot. 20" milo, south
Of Diamond shuhl At ; + "
- NCsta. for, Arthur, ~ miles south OF
sandy Hook A. noon
- Creole, Now ORLEANS. - miles south
Of SltUy HnoN At noon
: tutmo san Juan, lr mules south of
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS FluUaut, san Francisco, 200 mules south
of Sandy er- ~ ] y. ~
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h approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above
described property Is TO be sold. Is SsS2.-
,.e.'o. with interest thereon from July Sd.
1915. together with costs and allowance,
amounting to s3&2.7s. with interest from
July sth. 1915. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. IL as follows: Taxes
for second half of 'ei2. ss.ois.5O. for sec
ond half of 1914. t,75s. and for the nrst
half OF 1915. t:,T5s:5. and interest. and
water rates. s2T5.
Dated. New York. July 10th. 1913.
ABRAHAM FELT. Referee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINtATt RE ALMANAC.
Sun r,.e> ~ sun cot. ~ Moon r.e..!.ii11
Non WATER THiS DAY.
sandy uk 30 GOV. Isl 7Si Hell Gate .oij
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AN
sandy Hk ~ GOV Is ! - Hell Gate 3 -
Arri,ed-SrNDAY, July IS
S. Philadelphia. . p NJ. Liverpool, July II.
So La Drome, llp y NJ saturday. Bor.
deaux. July :
s. Earl Of Elsin. ? N A. ". Alsier.. July 5,
50 Polarine. 3.ii p NJ Copenhagen. july 10.
s. Strphen. 3.ij l.. N, Barbados. July Is.
- Slxaoll. II =, !. NJ. Port Antonio. July
SIS Mayaro. 80 A, NJ, Grenada. July ~,
So City OF Columbus, Savannah. July %
S. Comanche. Jacksonville. July %.
SIS Jc ffersuu. Norfolk. July -.
So Pawncc. Philadelphia. July q.
So Alexandra Boston. Iu'v ~.
- Par,hian. Norfolk. July 4.
S. River Orentes. PhilaItlpnla, July y.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc - Paul. at Iivernool
s. Palacne, At Havre.
IS Lancsstrian, at London,
50 Duca degh Abrulzi. off Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
50 Ryndsm. from Rotterdam.
IS MORO Castle, from Prosreso.
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
BONDS.

f~ni Rennecott Cop ssils lis III III
gr0 Pierce Oh 6s...... 7&, 74ia az Ths
1920 IVES, FL cow IS. 1864 1904 1864 loeTs
sell cents per share.
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THE CURB MARKET.

r-arsact o7s in detail in the market
60, week we're as follows:
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LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.

Continued from TuelIth Page.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30

Mrs. S. H. Musick and infant. R. l.
McFrederick, John NJ McMullin, Pau
X. McWherter and wife, Jean Nc
Wherter, V. McWherter. NJ. |. Net
zorg, wife and infant, NJ. !. NetzOrg
Jr., Rogers r. Pope and wife. F. w
Pressey, Lester II. Reever, Frederick
G. Roth, Mrs NJ d. Roger, Harold A.
Roger, Miss Maude Roger, Miss Mary
Roger, Melvin J. Roger, Elmo Russell
Ralph NJ Sans. A. F. Samuels. J: w
Savage, James c. Scott and wife, c.
H. Shatfer, James T. Share, S. S. Sin.
clair, Miss Rae Smit, R. E. Steen, A.
J. Stickel, Miss E. Stone, L. H. K
Thompson. John B. Wilson, L. D,
Wise. c. S. Woodall, Jas. A. Wright
For Hongkong-Miss Thirza Bunce,
Miss Edna Jones. ThOs. H. Lee, Mrs.
E. G. Marshall, Rev Azel Martin, Va
lenti Moroni, Chas. H. O'Brien, F. c.
Paine and wife, Geo. Ross AMI wife,
Miss Madeline Ross. Julius A. Som.
merfield, Stanley Stillman and wife,
Miss Lisa StilIman. Stanley Stillman,
Jr., Sigmund Stern. Arthur A. Ward
and wife, Lewis Ward, Miss Mabel
Wilson, Van See Wan.
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NOT To
STOP ITS MEAT
SHIPMENTS

There will be no interruption IN
shipments of limited quantities of
australian meat Tor the local United
States Quartermaster department in
Hawaii. say officers IN the Canadian
Australas an liner Makura today.
A temporary embargo on the eN-
pOrtatiCn Of beef from Australia had
been removed before the Makura
steamed from Sydney to Honolulu
The British steamers have very little
available cold storage space tor the
transportation OF meat to the islands.
The larger share will bt brought here
in the Oceanic vessels.
The commonwealth government
continues strict supervision over
exports. Only small quantities of
wool, hides and other commodities
are permitted to leave the country
for Canada or the United States
The heavier shipments are moving
in IA steady stream to Great Britain
and the battlefront.
The Makura was given several
thousand crates OF onions and pOta-
toes for delivery to Vancouver IT.
left Australia and New Zealand with
only part cargo. Apparently no re.
strictiOn was placed on the eXporta
ton of butter and other lines OF dairy
produce
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SHIPPING News
VACATION FOR P.
M. OFFICERS
CANCELLED

Pacific Mail liners will surely ride
at anchor in idleness after the en-
tOrcement OF the provisions of the
new shipping law. say officers IN the
steamer Siberia today.
All requests made by Thorn for va
cation leave have been refused. tne
management announcing chat after
November its employees would have
an abundance Of time at their dis
POsal.
There is nothing else 10 It; the
vessels will go out of commission
when they return from their Oriental
runs. was declared today.
ITO comply with all requirements
in the seaman act" would require
practical reconstruction OF a vessel
like the Siberia or Korea" said an
official One provision Of the law
calls fer the installation OF a bath.
room for each two seamen, tir4men
or others carried on the ship.
The Siberia might as we'll become
& floating bath-hOuse If it Is recon-
structed in compliance with the new
regulation.
The Siberia steamed from San
Francisco to Honolulu favored by
smooth seas. 1t landed 81 cabin and
four second-class passengers.
The Siberia has seldom visited Ho-
roulu carrying a larger cargo. The
vessel is filled to capacity with sup
plies for Japan, China and the Phil
ippines. More than a half-hundred
school teachers, secured by special
agents from the Philippines to take
up work in the islands, are en- route
to Manila to report for duty. They
come from the middle and eastern
states and in many instances are max
ing their first voyage.
The Pacific Mail liner left the
Coast without a single missionary. A
few tea buyers are making their reg
ulaT pilgrimage to the markets of ia
pan, China, Formosa and India.
Included in 60 tons of cargo for
Honolulu was one heavy autotruck.
The Siberia brought $50 sacks OF
mail. 1t will be despatched to the
Orient at 5 o'clock this evening.
About 100 passengers in the several
classes will join the vessel. E
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Third Liner NOW
CONSIDERED FOR
CA. SERVICE?

Should the present plans Of the Bri-
fish admiralty 10 release number Of
PASSENGER liners now employed as
troop tr'nS' orts be executed. it may
mean the addition Of one or mere yes
solS 70 tn" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
vice between Sydney. Honolulu and
Vancouver.
The AustraIasian commonwealth
had returned several large passenger
and freight steamers to their owners
before the C'nadian- Australian liner
Makura steamer from New South
Wales for Hawaii by the way of New
Zealand and FIJI.
ut the heGinnin" Of the European
war. some OF the ?nest equipped and
fastest liners operating out of Austria.
liam ports had been pressed into ser.
vice to carry troops and supplies to
the European battle front 1t was
said this morning the greater part Of
this task had been accomplished A
partial restoration Of passenger bust
ness between Australia and New Tea.
land had followed. Steamers were
about to resume their regular trips
from Sydney to islands in the south
Pacific.
1t is predicted that freight offered
vessels to British Columbia would
soon warrant the addition of one or
more vessels. The prospect for the
speedy completion Of a new liner at
Erltlsh yards was MOI considered very
bright. The war has stopped all work
on the vessel which was to have gone
into commission in early May between
Vancouver and sydney. 1t was de-
signed along lines similar to the Mia
CARA but POGO tons larger, with a great
er capacity for second and third-class
passengers.
The Makura experienced fine wea-
Their and smooth seas until it's arrival
at Auckland. From that point until
of April 90, the liner plough !
ed through heavy weather and
strong northeast gale. 1t passed the
liner Mag 'ra south-bound The YES
sci was steaming with all lights ex-
The Makura left less than 100 tons /
of general cargo. 1t was given coal
and water before steaming for British |
Columbia early this afternoon.
1t landed ten passengers at Homo |
lulu. Proceeding to Vancouver are |
forty-eight cabin, siXty-siX second class
and forty-fOur third class passengers. |
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Br. str. Makura from Sydney
Auckland and Suva. For Honolulu
April 30-A. ID. Brown, Mrs. S. Fl
Morris, J. w. Turnbull DR.. J. SchWei
singer, Rev. FIR. P. Tubman. |. 5. dc
Beer, c. F. M!nnitt, j. r. Miller, Miss
G. NJ. Fisher, w. Pollock, A. Grid
land, P. Finlayson, Mrs. Finlayson
and child, N. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Surface. Complete list for all
points: Capt Adams. Mrs. w. l.
Allardyce, Miss " Allardyce, Miss X.
Allardyce, Miss Beedcll, Mrs. R. NJ
Booth, A. D. Brown, Mrs. H. T. Con
ming, X. B. Clerk. L. Cohen, R. H.
Colborne, l. S. De Beer, J. f. Dick.
ettS and wife, J. w. Dixon and wife
Mrs. D. Donaghy, H. W. Dyke, Mrs
Dyke, G. H. Engels. Capt H c. FetE,
Mrs. Fem T, Flanagan, A. W. Grun-
dy, R. B. Hall. Mrs. c. L. Levin, Maj.
E. Mayfield, H. McHugh, d. G. McIn-
tyre, Mrs. McOwan, Miss MCGOWAN,
J. R. Miller. c. F. Minnitt, Spencer
Mitchell, Miss J. Moir, NJ J. Moloney,
Mrs. Moloney, Miss F. MolCney, S. H.
Morris, Mrs. A. L. MyttOn, Dr. R.
Marin, Miss Odiva, DR. George Paul,
Mrs. Paul, w. r. Rutherford, Mrs.
Rutherford, D. H. Smith. Chas. Stod-
FIR. Tubman, J. W. Turnbull. Mrs. L..
Tyndale, G. Whitehouse, Mrs. White
house, NJ. Wolf. W. Porter Worsnop
Per P. N. str. Siberia from San
Francisco. For Honolulu, April go
4. S. Alfred. Miss H. l.. Alfred, Mrs
Ed Baker. F. +. Baldwin and wife,
Miss Ida Bellows, H. S Burdick Mrs.
A. w. Collins c. W. B. Cornelius,
Miss E. Crist. D. G. Cutler and wife.
W. B. De Jernett, j. F.. Dotson and
wife, Mrs. r. Doyle. c. L. Goo, B. H.
Hahn and wife, B. H. Hahn, Jr., Mrs
Harry Hamlin and maid, H. H. Hildpr-
brand, +. c. Jenkins and wife Mrs.
E. !. Johnson, Miss Natalie Johnson,
Miss Katherine Judge and maid. Miss
Marie Lane. Chas. K. Lord, w. H.
Maloney, Miss Mary Morton, Miss
Virginia Mott. James 7. Mccarthy,
Wong Wal. Miss Ada Norris, P. A.
Norris, d. Patton, F. A. Potter Mrs.
Dora Ross. Miss Kate RuddenoW, Miss
Annie Smith. W. 3. Tai, Mrs. =. \.
Miss Louise Underwood.
Miss Susan Underwood, Mrs. Thos +.
Walsh, H. l. Wilson and wife, T. L..
Wong. S. Y. Young. For Yokohama.
H. w. Andrews, r. S. Cole and vile,
Gilbert Cole. f. w. Frazer, P J. ket-
ner and wife, Miss Bertjne} ketner.
Miss Christina ketner, H. H. Van, kol.
For kobe-A. +. Deardorff and wife.
For Nagasaki-Chas DENLY, P s. Hop
kins, Z. L. kwank, .1rS. Robert Neal,
Mrs. F. B. Holiday, :Iiss Sue Wang.
II. Baugh. 3. F. Beck. 4. 5
A. S BehrmaD, H. Borgess., y. Brain
ard, H. B. Brunette, I. +. Cary. Mrs.
Glen W. Caulkins and infant. S. f.
Clay, A. 3. H. Collisan. Harry w.
Coonradt. y. L. Cert. y. F, Courtney,
b. F. Cousins. J. {. Dane, Newton 7.
Dick. II. l.. Diehl, .. VI. Ellis. Fred
NJ. Fisher. Otto Gale p. r. &. Garrett.
F. c. Greene r. Hall. F. Tanner, +
c. Hare, Walter H. HunsChP, J. {.
Ireland. Miss G. A. jackson. P. +.
kearney. A.iss Pearl A ketels,. A. Z.
landry. Warren NJ. Lawrence, W. c.
Magatha \. A. Masn. Hermann Mcr
itt. X. r. Myers, Joseph II. Miller.
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Resolution No. IS.

Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County Of
Honolulu. Territory OF Hawaii, that
the sum of Thirty-six Hundred $780,
OOD Dollars be and the same is here
by appropriated out of all moneys in
the General Fund of the Treasury for
an account known as Purchase, Six
Trailers.
Presented by
CHAS. n. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, April -, 1915.
Approved this 29th day of April, A.
d. 1915.
JOHN c. LANE,
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu,
T. H.
6151-Apr. 20, 80, May 1.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Resolution No. IT.

Be it resolved by the Board of Su-
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Three Hundred and Fiji
teen ($315.OO) Dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated out Of all
moneys in the General Fund of the
Treasury for an account known as
Kapiolani Park, Maintenance and Up
keep purchase electric piano and
kangaroo.
Presented by
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, April %, 1915.
At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held Wednes'
day, April %, 1915, the foregoing res
olution was passed On First Reading
and ordered to print on the following
vote of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hollinger,
Horner, Logan. Total 5.
Noes: Larsen. Total l.
Absent and not voting: Quinn. To-
tai l.
F. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
61j1-Apr. 20, 80, May |.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per P. NJ. str. Siberia to Japan and
China ports. From Honolulu, April
3O.-Eric V. Meiden, L. NJ. O'Brien
Per stmr Claudine for Maui ports,
April 30.-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,
Mrs. E. H. Hart. Miss Ido Weaver,
Mrs. A. W. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Penhallow, Mrs. W. o. Smith, W. F,
Crockett, A. Garcia, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Baldwin, W. H. Crawford, H. w. Kin
ney.
Per stmr. Kilauca for HilO and
way ports May lotto \. Berndt, w.
H. Crawford and wife. Miss c. Ca
mara, J. NJ. Ross. Miss Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Twining,
B. NJ Thomson and wife.
Per stmr Claudine for Maui ports
May ga. Selner, Miss Ida Weaver,
}. Fassott.
Per stmr. Kinau for Kauai ports
May Jack Roadway. Percy Deverill,
r. P. Spalding. Henry Rente, Miss VI.
Vim, G. c. T.ai. Mrs. y. c. I.ai.
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Resolution No. 81.

Be it resolved by the Board of Su.
pervisOrs of the City and County of
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, that
the following sums amounting to
Thirty-seven Hundred ($37o0.00) Dol
lars be and the same are hereby ap-
rrOpriated out of all moneys in the
Water Works Fund OF the Treasury,
for the following purposes, to wit:
Salaries and payrOlls. 1890. $4,000. on
Additions. Water System. -. 10000
Presented by
W. LARSEN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, April -, 1915.
Approved this Goth day of April, A.
d. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor City and County of Honolulu,
T. II.
GI51-Apr. 90, 30, May l.
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Helene Goes on Orydock.

The schooner Helene. an arrival
April Is, with lumber from the Sound,
has been discharged aI.i will be made
ready for sea. Tho vessel will be
given a cleaning and repainting at the
big Inter-Island Drydock The Helene
was expected to go into lock TODAY
and will probably leave for Port
Townsend the early part of the week.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

At special meeting OF stockholders
Of W. c. Peacock & Co., Ltd held at
the office OF the company this day,
the following officers and directors
were elected:
George j. O'Neil.......P President
r. w. Raphael ...:.... Treasurer
Raymond Irwin 1890. Secretary
After the stockholders meeting the
directors organized and appoiniel
George J. O'Neil manager of the cou-
pany.
RAYMOND IRWIN,
Secretary. ". C. Peacock Il Co, Ltd.
H!j23t
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SALES: Between Boards-l5, 81. 81
Oahu Sug. Co. 81; Is Waialua 101 !;
105, 80, - H. B. & NJ. Co. II; %, IS,
25 McBryde s; 100 Paauhau 10; 80
H. c. & S. Co. 34A; Is, Haw. Sug.
Co. 50.
Session Sales Haw. Sug. Co. So;
) Paauhau 1S%; $500, $500 Hilo 1901
IS e.; ). 5, %. 25 H. B. & NJ. Co. 17&4 !:
So, Is, Is, 10 Onomea BIZ.
DIVIDENDS.
april 3O.-C. Brewer & Co. $50;
Eva 20; Waimanalo 200; Hon. 3. &
NJ Co. 20; IL. S. N. Co. rs; Kahuku
10; Haw Pineapple Co. %; Hon. Gas
Co, Pfd. so; Hon. Gas Co., Com. dc.
Latest sugar quotation; SO deg. test,
4.83 cts, or $96.6o per ton.
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Mahkl Heights Poultry Ranch.

s. C. White Leghorns and s. c. Orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs, d&y-old
chicks, young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders: 1S0-243 eggs. We
trap nest every bird every day in the
year. Ceckerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
orr plant; write for price list.
rel. 314S. s c. PehInlann, p. o. Box
go . .r.z-sls ...
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A dog poisoner is said to be busy in
Kaimuki district, several dogs being
found dead yesterday, among them a
valuable canine belonging to George
r. Humphreys, Thirteenth street ana
Palolo avenue. .l-
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The Harvard section OF the Amer.
lean ambulance. helping the wound,
ed of the French army, is now ouerat
ing in Alsace
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The Duke of Brobant, aged Il eldest
son Of King Albert Of Belgium, en-
listed in the Twelfth infantry OF the
Belgian army.
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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
. crate. Camel place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. 1541. 6104-tt
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1t is to be supposed that ghosts
enter a haunted house with the aid Of
skeleton keys
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MERCANTILE

! AEHEANFL|E, Bd. Asked
Alexander q BaldNIh.Ltd $780,. 800.
{. Rr"Wer q Co. 1890. 29' go.
! SUGAR.
! iva Plantation Go ....-- - Il
Haiku Sugar Go, ....... .... l."
la" Agricultural 60, ... 2lH
Ha". {. d ; '2........ "i'2 ia
5taM. Sugar Go. ...,.... )" 51l+
IAt"h"NaA sugar GO. ..' O"s 1'2
| ton"mH SHGar CO. -. 800. II"
itnt' h1ns"h ;. Plan. Co.. 1t 10 :
kah"ku Pi"n. Go. 1890. 1920.
y "kaha sugar o. $500. -" w.
h0l"a sugar %. 1890: -. l"o
MriFEG' sugar I o. h'u -"
'ahh sugar 90. ..''... va -
0!a7 sugar Co.. Ltd.:... - y
1no'hea Sugar Go. ..... u = -
faauhau >. Plan. Co.. ~. l'+4
iariilr sugar MIL ..'..' ..:' ;"
iala Plan. co, ......... IA Ii
F"p'tk eo Sugar co. 49,. 80. $500.
ll"Hrer Mi'I 60. ....''. 2'+ 70
W alua AGri. 60. $3.50. lool2 lo2
WaiIuku Sugar Co. ..... 1872 l"'
Nalmanalo sugar Co.. 80. $780,.
NaImna Sugar MIL co. go. 49,.
MlSlELLA NEoGS
Haiku +. +. Co., Pfd.. ....
Haiku F. d +. Co.. Com. ....
IiaW. EIer(ric 20. .''.'' lH' 1900
HaW. lrr. GO. Ltd....... 80. 80.
flaw. F1neappIe Co..'... @+A )"
Hiio X X Co.. Ptd..... 49," 49,.
iIlio Ky. Co. Com..':'. o. y"
Hon. - NJ. CO.. Ltd.. IA IS
non ,Jas 60, fld..'.''. ~" 80:
Ron. Gas Co" Conn., 100 $3.50
iion. Il. d L. Co.,. ID" .
Inter-lHIaAu :. \. Co.''' $500 -"
Mutua! Tel. 60. ........ Is -.
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The federal inspectors of n"l!s and
boilers visited the CanadianAustraia-
sian liner Makura today. The life.
saving equipment was arranged along
the upper deck for inspection
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HARBOp NOTES

The schooner A. F. Coats is expect.
ed to complete discharge o. lumber
early next week and go on ito dry
dock for cleaning and repair.
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$400-62X1O9. off Asylum road.
$300-5Ox100, 4th Ave, l block from
kaimuki car line.
$1C0-50X100. 10th Ave. PalolO; SO
cash So per month.
S250-50X100 cor. 10th and Pakui;
S250-5Ox1Ou. cor. iOth and Paki;
good for store. -
$2O00-S7x122, Perry Tract
$175-50x100, near Campbell Ave.
$89O-50x10O, 18th Ave, w Kaimuki.
$500 to $3OO-Lanaklla tract, near
School street.
S160-A0x100. 18th Ave. no stones.
S900-40X80. Perry tract, mr.. Emma St.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
$370O-105x130, 2 bedrooms. 9Th Ave.
$3.50 0Gx200. bedr.. Hebron Ave.
% = ID cTD Arru
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LOST
CLOTHES CLEANING.

Pawaa Clothes Cleaning Shop, Tel,
1862; all clothes and hats cleaned.
6152-5m
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After holding the office of Mayor
of Tyre, Kan, for two years, Mrs.
H. c. DefenbaUgh was defeated for
reelection by c. E. Herring.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
BID. Asked

Friday. April 30.