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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-25
proposition

proposition.
Therefore, we declare that the result
of the said election is in favor of the
Proposition to levy a ten mills special
tax on all property subject to taxation
in the Bethany School District, Parish
Of NatchitOches, Louisiana, annually,
for the period of five years, for the
purpose of giving additional aid to the
public schools of the said school district.
And, in accordance with law a pro-
mitigation of the aforesaid res lit was
prepared, and the Secretary of the
Parish Board of School Directors was
ordered to have a copy of the same
signed by the President, published in
n issue of the Official Journal.
And likewise we did order that one
copy of this process verbal be SEN tc
the Secretary of State to be recorded
in the Orchives of the State of Louis.
lana; that n copy be sent to the Re.
corder of Mortgages to be recorded ir
the mortgage records; and that one
copy be kept in the records of the sale
School Board.
This done and signed in the presence
of l.. j. Sellers and j.. A. Wafer, com
petent witnesses and electors, on this
18th day OF May, 1916, at the Office o
the Parish Board of School Director
Of Natchitoches Parish, by the under
signed LENDERS Of the School 8oart
of said parish, present and participat
ing in the canvass of the said election
(Signed) Edgar Levy
c. j. Pulhn
w. H Huckabay
Ado Miller
F. W. E. Truly
H. w. Huffman
]. w. Ingram
Ben Martin
t. B. Sellers
NJ. Rarrou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
HOLIDAY SEASON FAILS
| TO STAY S0UTA's WORK
industrial Activities Are As strong
As At Amy Other Season
shows Record.
EPULAsKI mon GO. ENLARGEs
Virginia and West Virginia Cities Are
Among Leaders In the Continued
Industrial Upbuiiding Of Southern
Country.

Baltimore, Nd. Jan. 1.-The holi-
Eday season has interfered but little
with Southern Industrial activity, nu-
lmerous important enterprises Of a
varied character having been announc-
led during the week in reports to the
lManufacturcrs Record from all parts
!of the south. Tho very important an
fnouncement Il made through an in
Iterview with James B. Duke that the
Southern Electro Chemical Company
lat Great Falls 8. c., is now ready
ito begin the manufacture of nitric
lacid from the nitrogen OF the air. OPP
}erAtions with be started ut once and the
lprodnct will be sold ut a cheaper price
than the ordinary nitric acid OF COM
tmerce. An interesting announcement
was that OF the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry Company. Wheeling, West
Wa, which obtained an order for a
lportion OF the cast-iron tunnel seq
ments for the East River tunnel at
New York. II is said to amount to
if1,500 TONS costing between 100000
and $4,000. An important industry
was secured for Savannah. the Sa-
Evannal1 Sugar Refining Company hay
ting decided upon capitalization of
| rs, 500, 600 to build q refinery with
iannual capacity 5000 barrels OF sugar.
IweIl-known manufacturers of beet
sugar, and New York bankers being
lin control Of the enterprise
The numerous reports also include
the following announcements:
Pierce Oil Corporations ST. Louis,
VIII expend 100000 to build plant
lat Tulsa, Okla, with daily capacity
100 tons Of paraffin and kindred pro-
ducts.
Pulaski Iron Company. Pulaski, Va.
win dismantie its iron furnace. In
blast for twenty-seven years, and re-
place 1t by constructing stack OF
larger capacity.
Verona Company. Glover. 8. c.. In
corporated with $3oe.80 capital TO
build mill for spinning fine cotton
yarns.
Buffalo Coal Company and Mary
Helen Coal Corporation, both Of Crewe,
Va. incorporated with capitalization
OF 100000 and 100000. respective-
", for the development OF Virginia
coal properties
Maryland Metal Crosstie Company.
Hayre dc Grace. Md, Incorporated
with $3,oo0.e0o capitalization for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
SALES WILL OPEN
| on TUESDAY, JANUARY 6

Danvillc, Va. Jan. THE Dam
VILE tobacco market win open on Ian
uary 6. and the tobacconists Of this
city are anticipating having q reason
able amount OF leaf tobacco for mar
ket by the opening Of the 1915 sales,
as it is now. being shipped from dis
tant points ready for sale. No rush
is expected, ~ but very little tobacco
is prepared for market, this being due
to the farmers taking their Christmas
vacation and the long period Of time
since they have had a natural season.
1t is said that the majority OF the to-
bacco which has been sold since
October was ordered In pits m It has
been since that time when the farmcre
have had the advantage of q natural
season It ID reported that between
40 and go per cent Of the 1915 crop
has been sold and thar the prices Tor
the remainder will range as hereto-
fore. II any change, It Is expected to
be In the advance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
Shelton w DAVIS
In New Quad

Shelton w. Davis has xneya
flee from No. 1ss North EtwAk
whore he has been lo0Ate4
year. and has moved tnto ha1
euuipped new offices ~ No.
Eighth Street. whore ~ WIN ~
than ever prepared to ta1ke ~
rapidly growing business
Mr.. Davis - one Of -
among tho younger rea1 H. 4!
OF Richmond. He 49, ~
with sullivan q Co. NJ es
business l9r himself Juets
Mr.. Davis has no fault "
the business OF the pest -
very optimistic - e -
.iicving that the new yeax ~
opportunities and exsee
the local real estats tf@d 81 z; "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

tze Agents Are Of the
m Yha& the Yssr Might
Bsen Better, But All
i Very Optimistic.

- .
1 ~ Nh hEures showing tnat the real
N u 1M1es Of Richmond exceeded
= ~ 49, ,,s.,tt,,,~ ve~~ h.,S i, are
4sss555ssgs- !.
-. IA ~ Y Inaiis0n =
4c1l dealers In dirt while not unant-
u ssiN IL the expression that il has
'sI Z .,.....t ..,txs. .+.r., 49,
s. - -ss
1 snevertnefees. optimistlc yestef-
+ ~ "a to the future, and every one
& i Nm axprcseed she belief that the
Ia q. ..,. !. 4. ....
IN XII: 49,,
+ evexy point oL VaeN ana So Til -
N 2z2s - y !. ~. ~.
d ~ - "
s.. ~. 80 ~ 49, ~ *.
i. u t1x =. - .nnnas .. - -
- 49, q. ssoss.ag.s s1o $, 80
S*s ~ sss.a III - i - ~ Sas II i
4 NJ "a ~ !s ~ 3 49, 49, ~ ss,l.,
~ N u 49, III. 4. 49,
NV 49, rSs ao. s 49,.
\ y Nv y - 80
49, . s11 thlA. 49, =. s1 ~. Z !.
-. ~ " - = 49, :
9. e 4 !. 80. s. <,..1..
49, 49, !. y 80 y Ma, 49,
= ~ 1au .A.ns, - Ds si.. 80 :,
49, ~. sass J. s..ss 80. o. ~ ~.
..... LaAs. VS. nos 49, ... 80
eslAle men ny any means &hu
sssz 49, yuaae w ~ na ast.,. =. =.
u sv1 LII ~
IA! ~ +. Sne s sseW 1917 Mal m 49,
~. $3.50 AoT une - - ss.s .n AL.
q eAA.SI 81 aI'u a1isI s =
"a ~ ~ - s1v = -.
i! -. Mas -. - .,s ~ ~ 49, :
81 e 5s, as.,ss 9 me ,sn IN ~ ,nAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
SOUTH BosToNs PRrMACY
virginia Town Ono OF tho Greatest
Tobacco AIarlxct IN the South


Tobacco Marlxct IN the South
South Boston, Virginia. is one Of
H The great loose leaf tobao markets
Of the country. 1t Is estimated that
for the season 1855 there will be
marketed there total of 25,000,00V
pounds. Last season. 1s14-16, the to-
tale sales amounted to tS,95s,2s4
pounds
There are six large tobacco ware
houses In South Boston. In which daily
sales take place. The largest one has
floor space of $1,000 square feet.
Others have floor spaces running
from 25.ovu to 10000 square feet In
addition to these sales warehouses
there are a number OF drying and
stemming plants. The Imperial To-
bacco Company In It's plant, occupies
more than an acre OF ground, ana
has facilities for stemming quarter
of a million pounds every twenty-four
hours. The Export Leaf Tobacco
Company. employing 100 people. has
a redrying machine which redrys about
100000 pounds OF tobacco in twenty
four hours. The American Tobacco
Company has a machine having q ca
pacity OF 10000 pounds every TWEEN
ty-four hours. The n G. Reynolds
Company Is erecting q new building
to have more than $4,000 square feet
OF space. will employ 500 people
The C. w. Walters Company. In
corporated. the Ligget q Myers COM
pany, the Willingham Tobacco Conn
pany, Incorporated. w. T. Lea &
Company, Edmonston Tobacco Com
many and the T. E. johnson Com
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
NORTHERN PEOPLE GET
FINE RESULTS IN SURRY
Some Of the More Recent Acquisitions vgnas Farming
Population Are Showing the Natives What Can Be Done
With the Wonderfully Productive Soil Of the
James RIVER Valley.

farms in the State OF Virginia. He
liz engaged in raising pure bred cattle.
and II also interested In datryfng. He
has been very successful In the. rails
ing OF hay and grain. and says that
he has travelled the country over and
never found locality that suited him
lso well as where he IL now living.
Another farmer who mas made =
! success OF 1t Is o. D. Bedding. He
came from Orange County, New York.
some twenty years ago. Mr.. Beldfng
has given his attention to dairyine
and also potato raising. He marketed
this year 1000 bushels Of potatoes.
since Mr.. Bedding came to this sec
tion land values have increased, ma
turaliy, over SO per cent ON an aver
Iage. He keeps ten head Of Holstein
cows and one team OF horses and pro-
duces all the feed used.
3. r. Oliver, who has been In 6urry
County for many years. has Large
place near Spring Grove Through
him there are settled in the neighbour
hood quite number Of Bohemian
families, who are doing we'll
Surry County fronts on the south
bank Of the James River. below Rich
mond, and Is one Of the socalled Tide
water counties of the State. Clare
mont. on the river. II midway be-
tween ktIcUfHOHa aI6 xNuEfViNs Win
two daily lines ct heats ~ -eeta44f
and Is the terminus of the Claremont
branch or the Southern Railwt r. It
il thrifty place, growing. and offers
many attractions as home town.
Through X splendid market facili-
ties are offered for the products OF
the farms OF tho county. and 1t Is also
an advantageous point for factories
Of various kinds, The river at Clare
mont II nearly two miles wide. II
Ii only 16 to 40 hours from Wash
New York. The nearby markets are
good. ss
Les than SO miles from the ocean.
the Temperature ana rainfall II prac-
ticaily the same - &c Norfolk or Old
Point Comfort. The mean maximum
Temperature during July and August
based on observations covering = PEE
Rod OF years has been 81 degreees
and the minimum 81 degrees. For
the month OF December and January
the mean maximum temperature hAs
hesn 81 DEGREES ana ne minimums
% drgreas. The AyernGe yearly rAtn-
EfklfappxoxtBaatsS ~ inehess
The soils of FURRY County vary from
the sti0 cl4y to the 6a1dy loam, the
S1&y sandy l0Am With aozne Chocolate
lnam pra1ominattnQ Almost the en-
fifo county III uutef1eid with v&nt
4tpoSttS 0f mari. ana at this timo OK
tSnSive prepAr2tI0sss are being made
~ grind this product sitter It II Inn
earx6eG Thu lande 4re tnafly level,
nv Rollins sncaeh g siys GOOD aat-
sss "a asas .s sssg s ssssss
rnss n GroWSS sslcceiefsiIly here.
TfHS IL n II scfdV&r n - M cora wheat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
1915 MS COCO TEAR
FOR al|lNAIs N SOUTH


yv1th tl,e arcention az fs13 III. best
hnsincsa vcssr il ffe histcrv 81 the
Sonth- ratiroads operafinr os,t Of Hich-
mon6 handled mora traf3c freight
ana "a ssei,rer ana ekrned. more Iarge-
Nv IL Iofk tfr,n ever before &.
The vear had : great ending. hoH.
49, traveI heinz haav,er than ever
i heSors Il, history. ana the last six
,Tnnfhs-fha nrrf IN rnonthn ~ the
"A liroa Al. ascaIs vear.---h ava bean c0,,-
sj~fevf n sIrovs,np ir,crea sed earning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
RAILROAD Bu|LD|l
PROSPECTS 'BRIgI ]
sos MILES Burrr Last xlsAIs
More Than Douhls That Figure - ~
sight For the Coming Yeats A..
corilng to the Survey Made ~ Mr.
ufacturers Record.

baltimore, Nd, Jan. LIN IN exls
nual review OF railroad conStruetion I
in the South during 1915 the 1t&et.
facturers' Record calls atten4fon ~
the fact that while building 81 nsw
lines was considerably Tess tnxn f0f
a number OF years past the prospectt
of construction for the new yeAr are
brighter than they have been. III
fact, work has already been begun on
several new plans, come Of them -
ceedingiy important. During s1eit
there were only sos miles OF railroad
constructed, while so far for 11i6
zoos miles are In sight, and X ntav
be expected that the coming year Klll
roll up a considerably larKer totAl
than for ssvsrai years prcceedine4
1t L. not to be anticipated thai tina
records OF 1909. when loo mitee Narei
built, and of 1907, when ., 100 1Aates
were built, will be euualed until bHe1-
ness generally Uesumes tt1 uQBuNAh3
course. Most Of the constructi0n dItk-
ing 1915 Is in the eastern part ~ tAM
South, Florida showing 30 Nl1le9s
Virginia. ~ miles: AlabamA 81
Kentucky, SIS miles: North GMN4l&
81 miles; West Virginia. II mfIS kHl
| Georgia, 81 miles. In the order M1Ne
Among the notable pieces ct M0kE
finished during the year is the e041x
pletion OF the Enkhorn extonnaon III
the Carolina Clinchheld ana Q639
Railway. which was opened t1
nc in the summer, providing M ilas1
portant short route between the
ana the West: also the comp
Of the Paducah and Illinois Hedlt044s
from Paducah. KY, to potnt ~ TIL
Ohio River. opposite MetrOpOjtg 441s IL
this to furnish . connection betsxo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

DO not be afraid OF letting your
them just NJ happy - you possibly
can. even II they do break piece OF
furniture or . little bric-a-brac once
in while.
1t Is Infinitely more important ID
train children to cultivate . happy
temperament. 70 try to establish In
them the hopeful, cheerful. optinis-
tic habit. than 70 give them college
education or leave them fortune.
show them how to face life heroicaily.
cheerfully. Sereniy. than how TO make
money or TO attain fame The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
Other Changes Announced.

From the general offices of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, SUI
perintendent ]. w Knapp announced
AIRY /. 1916.
The jurisdiction of C. s. Wright.
trainmaster. covers the Piedmont and
Washington Districts
II. NJ. Eddins. assistant trainmas-
ter, IN appointed train, master, Ri
wanna and Peninsula Districts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

tcontlnaed on Second Pas&,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-15
ESTATE OF MARIE scHU5ERT,
DEcEAsEU
NOTICE TO cREpIToRs

The undersigned, having been duly
appointed Administrator Of the Estate
of Marie Schubert, Deceased. hereby
gives notice to all creditors 81 said
deceased to present their claims, duly
authenticated and with proper vouch-
ers. II any exist, even II the claim Is
secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to the undersigned, H. A. Schroeder,
at his office, H. Hackfeld q Co, Ltd,
corner Queen and Fort streets. Homo
lulu, Territory Of Hawaii within six
months from date Of the first publIca-
ton Of this notice. orsWithin six months
from the day they fall due or the same
viii be forever barred. and al per.
Son indebted 10 the said estate arc
hereby notified to make in1medlase
payment to the UNDERLINED ks such
Administrator.
Dated. Honolulu. July "a. 1915,
II. A. SCHROEDER i
administrator Of the Estafe Of Marie
Schubert. Deceased.
653s-JuIy Is. Ausnst 1. 8. IS. ~
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AUCTION BULLETIN

We shall sell on Tuesday SIX rolls OF
finest Linoleum, slightly damaged
by heat. You will find this good
buy at one-quarter the usual whole
sale price. II must be carefully
laid, and then Il. will be satisfac-
tory as II fardens from the first
day It is laid. Linoleum is an
article that contains lots OF latent
heat, together with the constant.
steady heat OF our climate, has
softened the substances, but after It
is skilfully laid We have proved that
It win dry out and harden, and il q
thin coat Of varnish is put over It
you viii find It well worth buying.
We would not make this statement
unless we had demonstrated the
facts as above.
We are finding that people are
taking advantage Of our Auction
Rooorns as means of turning dead
stock into live money. lyon have
something that you do. not need
there Il fellow waiting with the
cash who can use just that article.
He WIN be tn the Honolulu Auction
Rooms on Tuesday. Respectfully,
J. s., Bailey ps.,L .s sse
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Be paid by assessment az the maxi
mum rate OF t0.45 per front foot
against the abutting lands In front OF
which the same shall be laid. there
being approximately 900 feet.
".
ESTIMATE OF COST
III The maximum estimate
OF the entire cost OF the
Improvement. Including
Engineering ana Incl
dentals. Is maximum. S33.073.50
- Total estimate Of cost OF
new ,curbing ......... 1890
go So Is rer cent CT cost or
Contribution OF City and
CoAnty TO Ham Thor
oas6fare ...'..,...., le.9so.co
(sJ Maximum estimate OF
cost Of the general I'm.
prosenent to be assess.
ed on a frontage basis
after deducting items
specifically borne is.. sf,96IT0
tjl Total frontage subject
10 assessment Tor the
general Improvement, 1851. , feet
t6l Maximum rate TO be
assessed per front foot
for the general Improve
ment exclusive Of cost OF
new curbs 100000. $5.uS0lS
III Total frontage subject 10
assessment for the con.
structlon OF new curbihg 5000 Il.
go Maximum rate to be as
sessed per front foot for
the cost OF new curling
when necessary ....s v.45
MI OF which appears "a more detaii
in the Engineers report hereinafter
referred to and herein incorporated
by reference.
VI.
FURTHER DETAILS.
The map and general plans aud
other data 50 prepared By the Khgin-
eer. in. his preliminary report dated
July "a, 1915, and adopted By the
Board, with respect to the. proposed
Improvement INCORPORATED herein by
fefercnce) may be seen and examined
by any person interested. at the Of
flee OF the City and County Engineer
and OF the city and County Clerk At
any time during bdsfnesB hodrs, prior
to and including August 20, 1916. Reeo-
luticns Nos. $50 and SOS lIncqrporated
herein by referehcel are on file, IN
the office Of the City and County
Clerk.
VII.
HEARING.
A Public Hearing respecting the
proposed enforcement viii be held
At the kssenbiy Han OF the B0afi %
Supervisors OF the City and County
Of Honolulu on August 20, 1915, at
the hour Of 1910 O'Clock b. M, or A.
soon thereafter as those interested
may be heard, at which time and place
4 full opportunity viii be given to all
persons Interested. TO. present sugges-
lions Or objections to the proposed i'm
provemefft or eiy part or detail
thereof.
Dated, Honolulu, 4 H.,
August 4, 1916.
D.. KALAUOKALANI.
Clerk, City and c0dniy Of Honolulu.
6545-Aug. 5, 7,ss,9, 10. II. II, IL,
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WANTED
FITCH AND GRAVEL R0DFlNG

In soliciting yorr ROOFING business
we offer you work thst is performed
on permanent, practical lines. to-
gsther with the BEST MATERIALS
OBTAINABLE. and not performed
% MEET A PRICE It's cheapest I'm
the long run. and M1NIMIzES
MAINTENANCE COSTS.
A constant experience IN ROOF
ING Of over fwenty-two years in the
Territory places the PEERLESS
PRESERVING PAINT CO. tn q POSI-
ticn to know your roofing needs. ~
Our prices are never lowered to a
point necessitatins INFERIOR MA,
TERlAL.S or INEXPERIENCED
W0RKMEN.
Phone AS and Mr.. Pete Higgins
win gladly call on ron ana submit
20 you an estimate OF your roofing
work. .S,..s....;;s -. !.
PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT
CO.. e5 8. QUEEN ST.
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ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED.

. eli me cost Of tie sltir6 improve
thefit, less tie prof. ftloh to Be b6f16
By the City zfa County: and Also less
the cost 81 mes eufbIIis, shall be paid
b general Assessment g the maxi
mum rate 81 <5.lls01s Per front loot
against ali Ind dbhttihs upon I'D
portion Of said street, as described.
both sides iutIiidsl. The total fr0tt-
age (inclndiht 5s01 feet frontage o.
.posIte cross streets ana alleys, 100
feet on Nn61fn 6trDz11. ESQ feet On
Aala PIX AID SIT feet On soF6z1-
me1t l11lj y l.o5lz leet.
Cd The cost o[neE curbInE shaII
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CHARACTER OF IMPRoVENlzN'
AND MATERIAL.

la) The grading: } sqrfaElng and
paving, with finch pl *Bjzdlithicss on
q six 90 inch cofcrete base Of Here
tania street from kin street 70 Nnp-
anu street, Paiama lection. Il
Ib) The c1rbiyZ with lava rock Of
all uncurbed D<0perty and the NOV
ing ana ress<tiRg Of present curling
vhare necessary.
lcl TIE Installation Of storm
drains os concrete Or Arnco lngot
Irop where necessary.
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oTpington eggs for setting, 81: also
some Black Minorca ROSTERS fos
sale. Apply lilo 18th ave-, Kamuki.
.,-s....-. eb5l-73t- IA.
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llVesTock ANp PouLrRY

| pedigTeed islfnd-bred Berkshire
boar. Is months old. Apply L. p.
.Ferlandez. Jr. care Territorial Mar.
keting Div. 6544-tf
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Overland = ton truck: give us a price,
Central Garage, King and South,
phone 2200. 6543-ft
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MAIN THoROUGHFARE: CoNTRI
BUTTON TO COST BY CITY
AMI COTINTV

Since by Resolution. No. $50 said
portion Of Beretania street was de-
clared main or general thorough.
fare, the City and County Of Honolulu
propose to assume and pay. Out Of
General Revenue % 1-3 per cent OF the
cost Of Improvement.
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For Sale-3 bedroom house With lot,
lO0xi60; LikelIsA ave, WfIherrnina
Rise. For. further information tele
phone s450. 6451.ti
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Bargain-One piano, $25.- Apply WIN.
l. Peterson. notary pubic, i5 Ma.
COON Bldg. s551-5t
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For Sale Complete furniture OF four.
room house, with option Of low rem,
tai of house. 1913 Alapai st.. phone
3eS4. 6552-2t
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TO give you our ideas "a respect to
treating your roofs, regardless as to
what kind of q roof you may have.
II you like them. wen and good: II
not, they don't cost YOU a cent.
Eureka Paint Is no stranger in our
city. II was PATENTED IN HOMO.
LULU In 1898, and has been ap-
piled here continuously ever since.
So you see WE MUST HAVE
GIVEN SATISFACTION. WE
KNOW that we can convince you
that II is the longest lived paint on
the market today, and Il is absolute
" waterproof Goodby to those
troublesome leaks when we, meet
them. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOL-
LOW. EUREKA PAINT CO, Lou
Rogers, Prop. 21S Kauikeolani
Bids, phone 2096. e63s-tf
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC HEARING. AUGUST 20, 1915

:
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT or
BERETANIA STREET FROM
KING STREET TO NtJUANU
STREET, IN PALAMA. IION0LU-
LII. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
TO THE OWNERS, LESSEES AND
OCCUPANTS OF LANDS ABUT.
TING / ON SAID PORTION or
BERETANIk STREET, PROPOSED
TO BE ASSESSED FOR THE M
. PROVEMENT OF SAID STREET,
AND TO ALL PERSONS INTER-
ESTED GENERALLY:
+ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
that the. Board OF Supervisors OF the
City and County Of Honolulu, in ac-
cordance with Resolution No. SIS and
Resolution No. $50. propose 10. i'm
prove that portion OF Beretania street
from King street to Nuuanu street. in
Palanna. in the District OF Honolulu
aforesaid upon a frontage basis.
I.
FRONTAGE TO BE ASSESSED.
The frontage TO be assessed consists
of all that frontage, both sides irciud-
ed, abutting on that portion of here
tania street from q line across Bere-
tania street distant 1s0 feet from q
City Survey Monument located at the
intersection OF tie maulxa twenty (20)
foot offset lines OF King street and
Beretania street, In Palama, to Z line
across Beretania street passing
through d City Survey Monument near
the Eva side OF Nnuanu street.
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