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Sic hod)lte sarantie zines sutiiuf.

Sic 60d,ltc @arnntie zines 5%utnnf'
tiaeu Oeltidcn eSrieoena oos
@ort .chrenpoIf fIinet falt faoc.
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alert. hie r5reihcit Der Mteerc nld)t
pom lciner @nooe abbdngt.
tEroi. Sans 3elbriid.1
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vrGmi.n s.ssa Yisbrbs;ablnug.

aohbnd.
Steiaer's beaiidsnmeriIaniiheS &ot)budl
fur feline SamiIien. Bon 8aloenIur
Shreper. Rreis IS Gents.
RdhmaihIuen.
Die .2orbiteru~ $ acknowledgment BIO. /,
aui 8 Sabre ibriftIId %eardnEIrt. crop
6eab~ s@ebduie. ertra IeInc Yolltur,
ale ~neueiten Serbeneruneen. ablolut
bic bette DRaIhine, bic fur Irgeno einer
BreiS erhdItIih ii $26
Die -3orbltern~ sRabmaihine 70. 2. ge'
nau ME Ru. I, nur NIT outbonntss
idlem Drop 6eao" S27
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@oloeu CAT 8 @ebduie. autbomdtiIdem
Chair 8ift~ 4ueeIlaper $ 9eitel, nit
autbomatiihem -gelt RepIacer". hos
hem Nrrn, aehdrtete 9tabltbellP, ale
.attnhements" IN Sammets adltdlen.
Cine CUTE 9nihine gu Dem IeGr uiais
gen RreiS bon nnr $lS
Ste .Roroitern" sSdhmalhine go. 4,
aendr ME 30. 3, mr. in Oesis9obis
aaet form .S2i
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DIM Seiten muo iideriten 1T es. ons
Selo per y 0 II eiuna t23oneg
orber), be Der yolimeiiter i'll ben aroS
,eren Crudhdften dMsiteQen tam, gu
i~herienoen. Gbenio GUT uno iidler mo
d, gr5reB petiungen irels
re bic aeenten in alien erprcBs Statios
aen ausreleu. &enn man BAG 8eIo per
RoItanreiiun9 ooer per experimenting
ididt, 1T es nift nothuenot9, ben betrefs
ienoen Brief reeiitrireu gu lalieH, ipenh
ne Aoreie beuiIlfa aeihrieben III. Ie9f
a oageqen 8adrgeIo in Den Brie'. 10
ioate bieIer tets regiitrirt tueroen, nm
fdler su feiu, odb berielbe ridti1 ans
.ommt. Sur @eloieubungen IN etnIahem
Briefoerfflmfe iibernehneu mir tetners
Il WcrortiportIifjteit. Jm Sale BON
ACKNOWLEDGMENT oeraeIie man "a
,ibt. bic aIte ebeHIopohl mie oie nenr
Boitoffice ansugeben. oeHn FONT forten
pir ben Rnmen M ben 8iidlern gar uid1i
tureu.
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o oft qeihieht. ais nermeintlihe Quit
una tur iidbehnIteu nereen. ion
,.rn ftnb ben 8riefeu bei3ufeGer
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,s 4ntums duf Dem aorekftreifeu-
Wau nbreHire eiufdh:
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eP $50, 100000 5t pcrIeiben oui
@rnnoeigentbum in Ga Grolie in
9ummen bon 100000 bis 81 So.
10000 81 $50. Nad5ufrogen bel
q. $. &ol3, Gnntor. 33t Main
StraBe, ooer Selepbon 352-M.
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Us faQt mi. bon bic SemOfrati-

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ben. lure .3ungCn on Sen Geutihame-
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&oi1inQton cnNlidl eInichcu. odb man
cinc itrdlll6e 9mmbeit begangefl
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

r1ag User @eloer gu mG6igen 3inIen
Icihen mDdlte. etlen uerldBlidleu Hatb'
aeher fir 9eso5 uuo Rorteage5 braudjt.
ober @elo auf quite Sidlerheit ausleiben
lpia. penbe ith an @. 8. Sidiih.
203 9. 4. Stra6e.
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gae bieIe gaaihtEen iiuO dbiOIut Sas
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raseu uno ne betrdet uon 60e bis 81.
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Rotts ron ,3eit 80 Belt ergdu5t uno uers
inoert, uno oieie Rrciie rif)tcn llh Hdt
,em le'ueiIiaer WaritTuerth
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2n ~Derfanfeu.

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maifine nit al ben ueuelten .@tta.
dement's" Hafaufrngen I'M
IoroI .Gontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

&us ole innere mirthid,oftllhc
Gage in 1clitidIdah oubctriiit. 10
fam man ouf oa nidlt onnere oils
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dc G%r5eliQunp. lit |nnnlentlid, oic
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liortiteu &atfcn ieiuer ariegiiih-
rlng erblldtc.
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8eidafts TOtisem.

ele s. e. &au Aufen, Seriide.
rlun9ssagent; S~ir9idldftss ODER Cider,
bejtss8ouos. 22S Yeart Stra6e.
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prdmien Site.

Gin Sn1r i'm goraus be5a4Ienoe abons
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Der ais grdmie aratiS uno poctofcet. YIN
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3atloen:
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nlern erldienen uno nGA 5 RunIs
mcr1 IN OanD.)
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ssriidbte unD Gentle.

SIN &leiubnioeI. Sreile bon Sobu
Is. Burns.
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gOfaler Warftberiht.
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Wieh. unD seletidmarft.
@etreise, Mehi mno Tutter.

Yreile ION q. @roms & Con.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Hawaiian Island-Oahu Island, Hon.
olulu Harbor Channel Entrance, aids
restored, January 20, 1915, as follows:
Entrance Gas Buoy, No. 1, hereto
fore reported eXtinguished and out of
position, was replaced and relighted.
Honolulu Channel Buoy Light 3,
fixed white light on second-class can
buoy, was established in 80 feet of
water, about so yards 1S5 degrees
true IS IS E.. mag.l from the former
location of Honolulu Channel Light
No. 5, which was heretofore reported
destroyed by storm.
Honolulu Channel Light No. 1, here
tofore reported eXtinguished, was re-
lighted. &c.
Honolulu Channel Buoy Light No.
temporary light on Channel Buoy
o., heretofore reported eXtinguished,
was relighted.
c. & G.. s. Charts 4109. 41f6, 4l02.
Light List, Pacific Coast, 1915, D.
1885. Nos. 727, 729, Isl, 732.
Buoy List, 18th District, 1915, p. IA.
By order of the Commissioner of
Lighthouses.
A. f. ARLEDGE,
.. ..- Lighthouse Inspector.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
NOT
FISH But FOWL
SAYS ruling

Hydroplanes, hydromotors and 9TH
er inventions which navigate both the
air and the water. are subject to mari
kInsRsIl 3 OF SugpIoooR 'sMBI cum
department ruling which recently
reached the office of Collector of Gus
toms j. O. Davis of San Francisco.
According to the Chronicle, Aviator
Silas Christofferson talked over with
Collector Davis the matter of govern
ment supervision of air craft.
The increase in the number of sky.
craft, argued the bird man, means a
corresponding increase in the number
of flyers and demands the adoption
of general laws or rules for the safety
of both the pilots and passengers
Many fatal accidents, he said. could
have been prevented had there been
government inspection by experts Of
the machines which were wrecked.
Made Fine Distinction.
From the treasury department jan
uary 10 came to the San Francisco
office the notification that hydroplanes
and hydromotors and other contriv-
ances which navigate the air and wa
ter are subject to the maritime laws
In other words, this kind OF craft is
to be classed as fish, instead of fowl,
the treasury department officials hav
ing made the fine distinction after
deliberate thought.
December last, adds the Chronicle,
Larkee Laughed and the Hydromotor
Company were arrested, the former
charged with having violated the ma
rhine law by alighting on the bay
in his hydroplane, and the latter with
breaking the statute by running a
combination automobile and boat into
the bay. Laughed was fined 5000
and the company $500 In the notice
received yesterday the fines were
RENTED, but it is announced that
both types Of craft must carry life
preservers and otherwise conform
with the rules governing boats
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
S0N0MA DELAYED BY
STRONG WINDS; WILL
BE TWO HOURS LATE

Held back by strong southwest
winds and seas, the Oceanic steamer
Sonoma, Capt j. H. Trask, sent a
radio this morning to the shipping
department of c. Brewer & Company,
Ltd, Oceanic agents, that she will ar
rive off port at 9 o'clock Monday
morning.
This is about two hours later than
her usual time of arrival from San
Francisco The steamer is bringing
% passengers to Honolulu, $50 sacks
of mail and 81 tons of ice-house cargo.
She will sail about 3 O'Clock Monday
afternoon for Page Page and Sydney,
taking mail, passengers and freight
from Honolulu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
RUSH OF Freight
COMES TONEW
DUTCHLINE

That the first four steamers of the
new Java Pacific line will go out with
full cargoes. is: stated by the San
Francisco Chronicle of January IL.
This lines ships will make no call al
Honolulu. however. 49," ~
Demands for freight space on the
new line are so great" says the
Chronicle, since the announcement
of the inauguration of the service was
made that the first four steamers are
going cut of San Francisco with full
cargoes The first departure of this
new service to Hongkong. Manila,
Java and the Celebes is not until
February 10, but already practically
all the freight space on the first and
three succeeding departures has been
taken and there is little space left
until after the May sailing.
The Arakan. first of the new
Dutch service to come here, left Hong
kong January and will stop only for
coal in Japan Ell route to San Fran
cisco. She is bringing a full general
Orient cargo and when she steams
from this port early in February she
will leave. loaded to capacity The
Arakan is the smallest of the four
steamers which are scheduled for the
new trade, and carries $500 tons OF
freight. -: .. -.... ~-~
Under the routing of the service,
the steamers will proceed direct from
San Francisco to Hongkong, thence
to Manila, then 20 four ports. of call
in Java, including Batavia and Sura-
baya, stop at Macassar in the
Celebes, back to Manila, Hongkons
and San Francisco"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
TURKEY FOX TROTTED
OVER TABLE DURING
WARDS XMAS DINNER

Christmas dinner with the turkey
doing the fox trot over the table in
the dining saloon, as the schooner roll.
ed and tossed, was one of the divert.
ing features of life on board the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company's
schooner Flaurence Ward, which ar
rived yesterday from Midway, after a
29-day voyage, in which the vessel
covered $500 miles, although the Great
Circle distance from here to Midway
is only 1149.
Capt. George H. Piltz reported an
extremely rough trip, with strong
northeast winds when the schooner
left Midway December g. This gale
kept up until two days after Christ
mas December 80 the schooner was
becalmed in smooth sea.
Light and moderate airs from the
northeast were met until January ),
when squally weather and rains start
ed in, lasting until January II and 13.
Sunday the schooner ran into the kona
gale, which continued until Wednesday
afternoon Thursday afternoon the
Ward anchored in Waimanalo bay,
starting for this port yesterday.
The schooner brought few young
picked gunnie birds for the Smith
sonian Institute at Washington. Col
lector of Customs NJ A Franklin noti-
fed the cable company would have 70
comply with passenger-carrying regu.
lations as the cable station employees
are considered as passengers by the
government.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
CAPT. BIEHL SAYS
HYADES DIDN'T
help HIM

Capt. A. H. Biehl of the Chilean
bark Iyanhoe, which drove ashore on
the rocks of the Port Allen break
water Christmas night in the first
kona gale of the winter, is consider
ably indignant at a news item which
appeared in the shipping news of the
San Francisco Examiner of January 3.
This is story. to the effect that
Capt. William Rind of the Matson
steamer Hyades put lines aboard
the distressed vessel and made siren
uous effort to save it from destruc-
ton"
such is not the case at ALL" said
Capt. Biehl today. The Hyades new
er came within a mile of us to give
us any help, much less put any lines
aboard"
When the Hyades returned here a
few days after the wreck, Capt. Rind
did not make the statement that he
had put lines aboard the 1vanhoe.
He said he had been unable to help
the bark as it was inside the reef
when it began to drag its anchors,
and that for him to have steamed in.
side to try and get a line aboard the
Ivanhoe would have endangered his
own vessel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
SAMP ANS ODE
GIVEN wharf in
kALIHI HARBOR

To build a wharf in Kalihi basin
for the accommodation of the Japa-
Eese fishing sampans which are now
tied up in the main harbor, and which
have been ordered by the harbor board
to find another location, the Kapiollani
estate has borrowed $4,000 from the
Bank of Honolulu
Kalihi basin entrance is now large
enough to admit the fishing boats,
and the location is practically as con-
venient for the fishermen as is the
main harbor. Several tenements will
be erected in the vicinity, the work
beginning at once.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
Sugar 4.H7cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908
FRANK HAWKINS FAILS
TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL
FOR SELLING LIQUOR

If Frank Hawkins, out without bail
at the request of his attorney w. t.
Rawlins, can be found and brought to
court Rawlins will not object. In fact,
Rawlins this morning asked a bench
warrant for his client, whom he says
he wants to see in court
Hawkins was arrested for selling
liquor at Schofield Barracks, and If he
had kept his word would have been
in court today. Instead he was in a
place entirely unknown A bench
warrant has been issued for him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
MORE VOYAGES OF
GREAT NORTHERN
LOOKED FOR

Encouraging indications That the
Great Northern may be continued in
service between the coast and Homo
lulu perhaps all next summer are con.
tanned In a radiogram received this
morning by the firm OF Fred L. Wal
dron, Ltd local agents for the Great
Northern Pacific Steamship Company,
from the lines main Offices in San
Francisco.
This stated that A and decks, con-
tanning the de luxe accommodations Of
the big liner, the finest and most ex-
pensiye suites on the steamer, have
been sold out for the Great Northern's
last scheduled trip from Honolulu,
leaving here April 3.
As the total number of passengers
which both decks accommodate Is APP
proximately 300, the message means
the liners high-class tourist business
is not Stacking down for the last sched.
uled voyage, but is, on the contrary,
picking up steadily The passengers
trip travellers. The number does not
include local business.
This shows how the demand for
space is swinging around to the finest
accommodations on the boat" said MIR.
Waldron this morning.
Demand Keeps Growing.
There were persons who said we
could never fill up our de luxe and
bachelor apartment suites, the finest
on the boat, costing from $125 to SITS
per passenger each way. This mes
sage, however, shows the demand for
the best rooms on the Great Northern
is growing steadily. 1t Is the most
convincing reason why she should not
be taken off.
Il am also convinced" added Mr.
Waldron, that in view of both A and
B decks being sold out for the liners
last scheduled trip from Honolulu, and
booked from the San Francisco end,
too, that the Great Northern Pacific
officials are too good business men TO
discontinue the Great Northern after
that date, when the last scheduled
sailing is bringing the line such big
returns as today's radio indicates"
The local agents expect word short
ly of additional sailings. Two more
sailings, leaving the coast March 6
and March "a, and Honolulu March
16 and April 8, were added by the
company only short time ago. The
original schedule called for the Great
Northern to leave Honolulu on her last
homeward voyage February rs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
NOTICE

The undersigned give notice that
en- July 1. 1914, they entered into a
general co-partnership as Kwong Sing
Lung Taro Company, Taro Planters
and Poi Manufacturers, at Kahana,
Oahu; that on January 18th. 1916, Chu
Fook Teng and Young Hee withdrew
from said firm and same date Lee Chu
Shee and Lam Kit were admitted to
said firm.
Kahana, Oahu, January %, 1916.
KWoNG SING LUNG TARO COM.
PANY,
Chu Hing,
Manager
S37s-2t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per IL. str Claudine for Maui, Jan.
21:-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, s.
A. Baldwin, H. Glass, Miss Schmidt.
Fritz Fields and wife, Claude Kelly
and wife, Miss Pansy De La Cour,
Mrs. De La Cour, Marion Rochester,
Allie Powers, Bill Prestige, d. l.. Aus
tin, Luis Gil, Miss White, Mrs. White,
S. Musaki, Raymond Teal and wife,
Roy Kinslow and wife, Homer Long
and wife, Art Phillips, Ernest Wolf,
Amy Jerome, Babe Leroy, Babe Ster-
ling, Nova Beacon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
oLELo HooLAHA.

o ka mea mona Ia inoa malalo tho,
Ike haawi aku nei hoolaha, ma ka
la o Iulai, 1914, ua hoohui ae lakou
iloko o Ike kahi hui, o ia ka Kwong
Sing, Lung Taro Company, he poe
kanu kalo anne hama poi, ma Kahana,
Oahu; ma ka la 19 o lanuari, 1916,
ia unuhi aku o Chu Fook Teng anne
Young Hee mailoko aku ka hui i
oleloia, ma ia la hookahi, ua hoo
komoia mai iloko o ka hui oleloia
O Lee Chu Shee anne Lam Kit.
Kahana, Oahu, Ianuari %, 1916.
KWONG SING LUNG TARO COM
PANY,
Chu Hing. Luna Nui
6378-2t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
CRUISER SARATOGA TO
ARRIVE NEXT TUESDAY

: Radio adVices received today by the
naval station from the U. s. cruiser
Saratoga, stated that the war vessel
will arrive off port at daylight Tues
day morning. The Saratoga is coming
from Guam and Manila, and will take
on 900 tons of bunker coal here, pro.
ceeding from Honolulu to Bremerton
navy yard. .~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo
and Lahaina today-From Hilo: S.
S. Taylor, Mrs. j. p Limo and child,
A. Benter, E. A. Friend, ]. S. X. Sush.
ingham, All Foo, j. G. Rothwell, J.
S. Hargie, f. b. Dean, A. l.. LeBaron
Quincy, William knight, T. Osaki, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Perezil, Mrs. F. Girard
and child, X Lauritzen, Miss A. Kim.
From Lahaina: J. T. McCrosson, c.
Q. zee Hop, w. G. Kinzie, Mrs. Kin.
zie and child, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Elm.
stein. From Mahukona: Mrs. F. HI.
ley. c. E. Basler, J. c. Plankington.
Renton Hind, c. F. Johnson. From
Kawaihae: r. H. Makekau. Miss Ma.
kekau. ...~
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. .Mauna Kea, for Hilo.
January PR. J. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maquin. Ben Rose, c. Z. Hearne, T.
Wall, c. b. Blum, Mrs. l.. A. Thurs.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Kamura, G..
Kruck, T. Kita, A. Schnerr, Mrs. NJ. B.
Lee, Mrs. Ernest Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Cutter, Mrs. G. f. MaydwelL
]. F. Fenwick. Miss Mazda, Mrs NJ.
Mazda, Mrs. A. ]. Comes and child,
Tanaka. H. Miyazawa, |. S. Kim.
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A mosque composed almost entirely
of reinforced concrete, nearly all the
materials being of American origin. is
being built in the Federated Malay
States.
The marked decrease in the damage
by lightning in European cities in
the last few years is attributed to
the presence of electric wires, which
divert the bolts. ~>
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Elihu Root will not be candidate
for president, according to letter re-
ceived from him by Charles B. Elliot,
of Minneapolis, friend
Governor-elect Samuel w. Mccall
announced that he would reappoint
Charles H. Cole as adjutant general of
the Massachusetts militia.
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MIA AIN AnQ.
A'!ss laI;sHl|S.
WAN
WANTED

Two gentlemen would like room and
beard with private family, close to
city; must be single rooms. Adj
dress box 269, this office, stating
terms. ... j.. 637S-1t
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A 4-cylinder Buick runabout, electric
lights, new top. curtains, 2 extra
tires. $400. Telephone 4430 after
p. m. 6377-3t
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Radio Messages.
S. S. Sonoma-S:0 90 p m, Jan. 21-
962 miles off port bound in, meet
ing strong s. W. wind and sea, ar
rive Monday 900 a. m, proceeds
300 pm. ~ HI
S. S. Manoa-arrives from San Fran
cisco ay-passengers, so; mail,
3 bags; Elk. matter, ) pkgs.; autos,
%; cargo, 1903 tons: Kahului, 4S5
tons: Port Allen, $40 tons; Kama
pail, POI tons.
Wild pigeons were known to be
the most voracious eaters of the ami
NAL kingdom in proportion to their
size One consumed 1000 grains Of
wheat in a day.
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FOR SALE.

1913 Cadillac touring car in good con-
dition, owner leaving for the coast
Must be sold at once. Terms can
be arranged for Box 26S slim
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchanoe.)

Saturday, JANUARY q
SYDNEY-sailed Jan. 20, S. s. Ma
kura for Honolulu