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PROSPECT HARBoR,
MEMORIAL REso1rrEoN. /

The Supre me Ruler hast sent His mes
senger and taken from Schoooic iooge,
knights OF Pytbss. our worthy brother,
Asa Stevens. He has gone only short
rIme before US, " hen WE too Will be al ed
TO go hence. We have the consolation
that we Will all meet again beyond the
river.
Resolred, That we extend our sympa-
thy to his wife and brot her and trust they
will be reconciled in the belief that they
will meet again. ---.
e Reso red. That cur charter be draped
in mourning for thirty days. and copy
of these resolutions sent to THE AmERI-
CAN for publication, and copy to MS
wife.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS,
w. IL. MOORE,
G. w. ALLEN,
Committee.
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Deblois, were guests Of Mrs. Maynard,
Bickford one day last week. The party
spent another day in town As guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Smith at Grindstone
Point. 81
Bessie Gerrish, no has employment in
Bucssport, was recent guest Of relatives
at her home here. .
Nov. 20. 5.
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u.aay with Mrs. Giles ct Georges pond,
and will meet Tuesday with Miss Edith
Butler.
D. e. Smith and M. A. Goodwin re-
turned Thursday night from the "Red
Mems" camp, bringing two deer.
Nov.n0 ECHO.
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Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Oh ildren.
For F yerishness Bad Stomach, Teething,
Disorders. move and regulate the Bowels and
are pleasant remedy for Wo ms. Used by
druggists 25c. Sample FREE. Address,
MOTHER GRAY Co., Leroy, N. Y.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives notice tna'
l she has been duly appointed adminissfa'
trix with the will annexed Of the estate OF
WILLIAM A. REMIOK, late of BUCKsPoRT'
in the county Of Hancock. deceased a,s ano
fa.ing demands against the estate OF said
aeceased are desired to present the same iof
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
ouest. 10 make payment immediately.
a., u. 1918. MINNIE g. RBMIcs.
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IHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
- she has been duly appointed exscutrix
" the last will and testament OF
ARNO w. CLEAvES, late OF EDEN,
y the county Of Hancock, deceased, no bonds
ling required BY the terms Of said VIII.
~ 81 persons having demands against TIE estate
~ ~ SAID deceased are desired to present the
ssme Tor settlement. and all indebted thereto
A's requested to make pay ment tmmedia,eiy.
nov. II, 1915. CLARA a. b. CLEAvEs
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'dE subscribsr hereby gives notice that
-, De has been duly appointed admins
aAhhIEr A. PAGE, late Of BUCksPoHT'
81; me county Of Hancock, deceased, and
snsn bonds ~ the law directs. All person
ossng demands against the estate OF SAID at
ss ssseo are desired TO present the same TOT
s er ment. and all indebted thereto are re-
s1NSseo 70 make payment Immediately.
nov. IA 1916 HAIRY c. PAGE.
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I'hE subscriber hereby gives notice that
= - sne has been duly appointed execotri1
- tne Last will and testament Of
AIo BEN RAND late Of WINTER HARBoH'
h ~ tne county Of Hancock. deceased, no bonds
ing required by the terms Of said Will. Al
peaIsons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired TO present the same
~ settlement. and all indebted thereto are
.yuested 70 make payne mt Immediately.
NOV. II, 1915. VICTORIA F. RAND.
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hE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice that
! she has been duly appointed executrix
q the last viii and testament OF
JANE F. LAFFIN, late OF ELLswORTH.
n the county Of Hancock, deceased. no bonds
oeing required by the terms OF said viii. AZ.
psisons having demands against the estate OF
sald deceased are de sired 10 presen, the same
wi mt, and all indie bted thereto are re-
sIssted to make payment immediately.
NOV. IA, 1876. HELENA BERSicE HIGGINS.
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Iak subscriber hereby gives notice that
she has been duly appointed execu-
H!1 OF the last will and testament of
CHARLES c. BURRILL. late Of Ellis
WORTH.
y the county OF Hancock, deceased. on
oohds being required by the terms OF said will.
~ persons having demands against the es'
sste OF said deceased are desired to present
.Ise same for settlement. and all indebted
hereto are requested to make payment I'M
nsdiateiy.
Nov. 8. 1915 FRANCES d. BuRRiLL.
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Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuscumbia. Ala, writes:
Il was down with my back so ! could not
stand up more than half the time. Foley Kid
ney Pills took all of the hurt cut. Rheumatic
pains, swollen ankles, backache,. stiff joints
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments indi-
cate disordered kidney and bladder trouble.
-MOoreS Drug Store.
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gTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice "a.
Il he has been duly appointed Aoin's
traitor OF the estate OF

IDA H. GRAY, late of CASTINE'
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, sno
given bonds as the law directs. All per
sons having demands against the s. ~
vi said deceased are uesrsu 20 Pss -
the same for settlement. and all ihue"'e'
thereto are requested to make payment '"
m,siiatrly. n co.,
Nov. 9, 1915. ERNEST n
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NOTICE OF fORECl OsU.E.

WHEREAS Frank Hutchings and Maggie
w Hutchings, both OF Penob cot, In ne
county Of Hancock and State OF Maize, by
their mortgage deed dated the sixth day OF
July, a. d. 1915. and recorde in the Hancocs
registry If deeds. book 5ls, page 1856, convey eo
to me- the undersigned, certain parcel OF
real estate situate in Penobscot, in the county
Of Hancock, and bounded as follows: start.
ing fifteen feet northwest OF north corner 81
Charles Wardwelfs store, so-calfed, situated
on road leading from Castine to Bluehill rum
ming southwesterly sixty-thr feet TO ir1
bolt; thence sout h, asterly TO an IRON poit,
and at right angles. sixty i've feet; thence
northes sterIy at right angles sixty-three
feet to iron bolt; thence northwesterly
on said road sixty five feet to nrst oouno.
condition OF said mortgage has been broken;
n, W, therefore, by reason Of the breach Of the
condition thereof claim foreclosure OF
A. W. CLARK,
Nv ARTHUR W. PATTERSON.
his attorney.
p,t.d ut q. stine This ID day OF November, 1915.
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advertisements


B IN OUR great-great- grandathers' time many
B New England families had cask of rum
81 in the cellar.
8 1t was freely offered to guests Except chill
5 dren) and freely partaken of, even coffee is
B today.
81 This old-time custom gradually passed out
81 of existence, for forefathers recognized it
81 was harmful.
81 Another old time custom-coffee drinking
~--s slowly passing in the same fashion and for
b the
81 The abandonment Of coffee drinking is made
3 easy nowadays by the use of Instant Postum, the
8 pure cereal beverage with the coffee-like TASTE
8 d Unlike coffee, this purely American table
81 ! drink contains no "caffeine' or other harmful
8 substance.
q Postum is used daily in of thou
8 sands of the best of American homes where rea-
81 son rules and health is valued
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,I,dE subscriber nereoy gives notIce That
/ lie has oeen dui. appointed administra-
tor OF the estate Of
THOMAS Nj. STANLEY, late OF CRAM
BERRY ISLES,
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
meuiately.
MRLvrLLR L. ALLIES.
Nov 2, 1918. Mount Desert Me.
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" ,Ae District curt ofsxhe United States tor
;be Hancock District oil Maine.
the m,ttsr Of In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the or. ditors of Robert II. KeIlam, Of Eden.
~ he county OF Hancock and district
Aforesaid, bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the nth
~ uas of November q. d. 1915, the said
Robert ". keilam was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, md .ha' the first meeting Of his
sFs'iefs>, iii he beld ut my Office in Ellsworth,
pam. On tae ist day 81 December, a. d. 1915. at
l@N oe iock ~ The afternoon. al which time the
said efi ditors n ay attend. prove their claims.
appo'r' si-nstee examine the bankrupt and
Transact sutt other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WILLIAM K. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
lsworth, Me-, Nov. IL, 1916.
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srArn OF MANI.

V'HE undersigned. JoseAhinc p. Thomas.
i o. Oak Park, Cock county. Illinois,
hershy gives no ice that she has been duly
sp- oInted guardian of uis r. Lord and
assl " Lord. TO of klissof h. Hancock
touHt' " sins. sud that she has appointed
exeH SOS ain lie stare of Maine, and she
sgfsrs 90 service OF my legal process
ssatus hr~ rs sat gUardisn shall, II made
Ss3h gent. tave Ike effect II made on
g'r ats Miihin the STATE of Maine
az pefsouS payirg demands sgatpst he es-
ttiv OF 4Aiit e Lorn and baEel Nj Lord are
isstr-d 70 pres. ut the same Tor settlement.
4ns az HhFA Ell hereto are requested to
tss pan o. est i4af,e lately.
Jos RPHISE p. THOMAS.
Nosems IS s,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
CHINESE GAMBLERS
ASSAULT REPORTER
Advertiser Representative MUIR
derousIy Attacked BY Play
ers In Wide Open Den

murderous assault by the losing
banker of one Of Honolulu = wide .ope n
gambling joints, which the innocent
police say does not exist in this chem.
lcaIly pure community, upon one of the
lucky players, followed by an assault
upon an Advertiser reporter who was
where the police, as usual, were not
and who witnessed the first ARRAY, add
ed new note last night to the gam.
bling situation in this city and demon.
Strated, IL demonstration were neces
sary, the splendid efficiency of the po
lice department.
All YIN was the banker of the game
He was playing in hard luck, for the
cards-or rather the dice and other
devices used in the innocent pastime-
ran with All Chow. So the banker de.
cided it was cheaper to kill than to
pay, and he started in to demonstrate
his theory of economy.
The police, of course. were elsewhere
Why should they bother with a gam.
bling game when they know that such
things do not exist in Honolulu Hash 7
their chief proclaimed publicly and
NociferOusly that there is no open gam.
bling in Honolulu
Unfortunately, The Advertiser re.
porter has failed to perceive the sig.
nifcance of the declarations of the DO.
lice chief. He was innocent enough
to believe that perhaps there might be
a lone gambling game. SO he looked on.
Ju"t as the fight between the bank
er and his lucky client reached its eli.
max, someone recognized the rppOrter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
NTER4SLAND MEN
STILL WAIT REPLY
Company Pleads ImpossibiIity of
Granting Request For imme-
date Answer To Demands

No action will be taken bv the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company or
the 'request of its seamen for an
increase in wages until the early part
of next month. Notice to this effect
Was gwen by the Inter.Island yesterday
in answer to the demand of James H
HakuOle, Spokesman for the sailors, for
reply to the petition of the men pre-
sented about three weeks ago.
The seamen, when the reply of the
Inter island was communicated to them
by Hakuolr, decided to wait until the
time set by the steamship company be.
fore taking any further action.
The request Of the sailors and boat
men was for an increase in wages
amounting t" approximately twenty,
five cents day in excess of what they
ar" nos r,crl"Ing 1t was specifically
stated at the time the petition was pre-
scented that it WIS not a demand but II
request and that no strike was cuntem-
plated
HakuoI" called at the Offices Of the
company yesterday morning and de,
manded an immediate reply. He had
a conference with Vice.president j. l..
Il.
lasting more than two hours, at the end
Of which time the following statemen mt
was handed Hakuole:
"Mr. James H. Hakuole,
I'VE beg to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of November Bird. the
contents of which have been noted
owe d" not feel justified in making
any definite reply thereto until ma
iOrity of our directors have had an
opportunity Of considering the Ques.
tions presented. At the present time
one director is in California, another
in New York and one is on Kauai, and
it will probably be the early part of
December before a quorum can be
called together for a meeting
" AS soon as "a meeting of the dircc
tors can be held, we will submit your
letter to them and Immediately there
after give you a definite answer'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
GENERAL STRONG ORDERED
TO COMMAND DEPARTMENT

Ordcs have been received directing
Brig, Gen. Frederick $. Strong to assume
command of the Hawaiian Department
on November II. Although General
Strong took command when General
Evans left on the transport, he did so
on account of being the ranking Off
Ger in the department. Brig. Gen.
Charles g. Treat. who is to take com
mand of S6hoGeld Barracks, is to leave
Washington, where he is now on duty
at the Army War College, in time to
take the transport leaving San Frau.
cisco, December s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
DIVER DIES WHILE AT
WORkNPEARL HARBOR

+. Scott, a diver working. at the
Pearl Harbor naval dock, died at about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon while
In the midst OF his iabors. @G
The diver was down in the water
when it, was noticed that he had neg
lected to give the Signal to be drawn
up. When brought to the surface he
was dead. NJ
The air pipe had been severed in two
below the surface Of the water Some
time before q piece of iron had fallen
into the water. The iron, it is believed
cut the air'pipe without it being
noticed
Scott was about forty years old and
leaves a wife, The body will be ere.
mated today and the ashes held by H..
II. Williams, the undertaken, until word
is received from relatives of the de.
ceased in the mainland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
WILL CANCEL LICENSE

Charles j. Mccarthy, Territorial
treasurer, received commrnlrut'or
yesterday from the boorl Of health
asking him to cancel the license Of DR.
(npci Shimoto, "a japanese physician
of Hawi Kohala, Hawaii, in accord
anGe with resolution of th' brnrd t.
the effect that the doctor hal "shuw II
gross carclrssness, manifest inrnpaci:y
and professional misconduct = his
treatment of several cases. Mccarthy
said that he would acccdr to the request
Of the board today and cancel the ii,
cense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
EXAMINATION PROMOTION

Orders lust received at department
headquarters direct that boards Of off
GERS be convened in this department as
soon MS practical after January |. to
examine the following officers for pro
motion: Lieut.. Col. Charles A. Hede-
kin, Fourth Cavalry; Lieut.. Col Tie
mann n. Horn, First Field Artillery;
Maj, Henry W. Butner, Ninth Field
Artillery; Licut..Col. William Weige,
Second Infantry; Maj. Herbert O. Will
liams, inspector general infantry; Maj.
Lewis :. S"rl"y, First Infantry, and
Maj. Thomas F. Schlcy, Twenty fifth
Infantry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
TWelVE-YEAR BOY
FORCES FATHERS NAME

Probably among the most interesting
cases to he brought before Judge Whit,
ncy in the local juvenile court is that
of young Hawaiian boy, who is charg-
ed with forgery. He was arrested yes
terday morning by Joseph Ical, boys
probation officer, and will be given a
hearing tomorrow before Judge Whit
ney. The boy, who is only twelve
wears old, made practise Of forging
his fathrr'S name to notes and orders
and presenting these at Chinese stores
where the parrnt was customer. On
the strength of the forged orders the
youngster succeeded in obtaining mon
ry and other vuluahlcs, claims Officer
Lral
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
Plum Tree Rustling
CHINESE PHYSICIAN TO
BE TRIED BEFORE Jury

The case of the United States against
DIR. X. F. Ii, Chinese physician of
this city who is charged with a viola,
tion of the Harrison anti narcotic law.
will 60 to trial at eight.thirty this
morning in the federal court. The jury
for this case, which was selected yes
terday, consists of the following: Jesse
p. Makainai, Oliver G. Lansing, John
7, Wiurd, Thomas A. Honap Jr., Walter
:. Roycroft, William NJ. Minton. Rob,
ert N. Corbaley, Henry Chillingworth,
Allen C. Wilcox, William H. NJ. Avres,
Edgar Hcnriques and Jack Ii. Myatt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
HAWAIIAN RETURNS TO
PRACTISE MEDICINE HERE

Among the arrivals in the Great
Northern this morning from the main
land will be DR.. \. K. Hanchctt, a
Honolulan who has been away the past
nine years. Doctor Hanchctt is grad
uate of the Kamrhameha Schools and
the College Of Hawaii. He spent three
years in college at Harvard. four in
the medical school there and two wears
in hospital work in Rhode Island. Doe
tor HanchPtt will locate in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
MOTORCYCLE AND:AUTO
CRASH, HURTING RIDER

In collision between q motorcycle
and an automobile yesterday afternoon
on the road between Pearl City aud
Aiea, Henry Silva was thrown from the
tandem seat of the motorcycle and So
riOusly injured. An examination by
DR.. Richard @. Aver at the emergency
hospital revealed ruptured blood ves-
sci and a possible fracture of the leg.
The automobile was driven by q Jap
anese, who, Silva declares, was on the
wrong side of the road. The motor
cycle was driven by John August. The
latter was not injured. ., ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
CENTRAL STATION FIREMEN
RECEIVE FINE DONATION

Charles N. Marquee, representative.
elect and president and manager of the
Once Supply Company, donated pool
table to the Honolulu Fire Department
Yesterday for use by the fremen dur
ing leisure hours This donation is
much appreciated by the fremeu AS it
will add greatly to the enjoyment Of
their small but well equipped games
hall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14

BY str. Mauna Loa for Maui, Nov. Ia
NJ and Mrs. A. Silva, Miss Rose Hen
bricks, A. 3. Davis, W. II. Reid, ]. n. s..
/. Dowsett, @. F. Judd, A. V. Peters,
George S. Honda, Mrs. Cressaty, Rev.
Gygloria, Mrs. Cygloria. Mrs, kinney Miss
Harh0ld, Master Harbold, Rev. and Mrs.
Pedro Rogelo, g. Thomas, Alfred Robarbs,
Ian Ying
BY str, Maui for Kauai, Nov. in. J..
CArValhO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
Between Boards.

Between Boards.
McBryde, rs, 1925; olaa, 100, 1850;
Pioneer, 90, %, 1880; Olaa Sc, $1,000,
1913; Nut Tel. Co., $50, 1000; Alex.
ander & Baldwin, 25, 10000; Haw. Con,
Ry. Com, 100, $50; C. Brewer & Co.,
20. $50.
Session Sales ...
McBryde, 5, 5, 12.12H; Hon. Brew. q
NJ. Co, 10, 1000; Eva, 20, 35.25; Pho
necr, IS, 5, 1928; McBryde, la 12.121s;
Olaa, 10, 1880; Waialua, IS, 1875;
Olaa, Is, 1850; McBryde, 10, l2.l2IS.
RUBBER QUOTATIONS. ~
November 10, 1916.
'rnSupOIe ........ OS.64
SUGAR QUOTATIONS. x
49, analysis beets Ono advicet)
96' Cent, (for Hawaiian sugars)
652.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
Decides At Star Chamber Ses-
sion Not To Give Out Report
On lnter-ISIand
G00DING FIELD UTTERLY
DISGUSTED BY THE MOVE
fragrant Violation of Law Which
Provides For Public Hear
ingS Of Such Matters

"All hearings conducted by the
commission shall be open to the
public. Act 80 Session Laws Of
1918 entitled. An Act to Create a
Public Utilities Commission and to
Define its Powers and Duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

Str. Siberia Maru from San Francisco,
S:40 a. m.
Gas. schr. Ida May from MolokaL Ills
a. m.
Str. Maui from Kauai $50 a. m.
Str. Maunu Krn from IIllO. Bli A. NJ
Str. Makura from Sydney. 40 a. III.
ship 1t. Francis from Seattle. 10 a. m
Str. Nippon Maru from Orient. 2 D. IN.
Str. Mauna Lna from Maui. l2:35 A. m.
Str. HamakuH from IIumakua, l2:45 a.
m.
Str. Mikahala from MOl0kai. 2:lO a. IN.
Str. Klnau from Kami. $50 a. IN
Str. MatsOnia from IIiO. n. m.
Str. WailelP from Hawaii. |. u p. IN.
Str. Helene from Hawaii 90 a. m
str Ventura from San Francisco. T:41
a. M.
Str Kwanto Muru from Yokohama. 80
a. IN.
Schr. Mary f.. Foster from Port Town
send, 10 a. IN.
L. s. A. T. Logan from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
DEPARTED

str Seattle Maru for San Francisco I
a. m.
Dredge Kewalo for Fort De Russy. ?
a. m.
Stm. Yht. Warrior for San Diego $40
a. IN.
Ship Marion ChIcOtt for San Francisco.
10 n. III.
Str. Siberia Maru for Orient ports, 3
p. III.
Str. Mauna Loa for Maui. ; D. m
Str. KuuueH for KOna and Kau, II noon.
Str. Makura for Vancouver. ! p. M.
Str. Mnuna Kea for IIilo, p. m
Str. Nippon Maru for San Francisco. 10
p. III
Str. Nippon Maru for San Francisco, 4
a. III.
Str. Kinkasan Maru for San Francisco,
p. III.
Str. Ventura for Sydney. y. IN.
Str. Maui for Kauai, 5:l5 p. m
Str. Mauna Loa for Maui, 80 p IN.
Str. Likelike for knmnl L. III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

NY SUI. MakuFh from sydney. Nov. IL
Mr. and Mrs. Savage, MeSsrS. SlOcum.
Ehey. Miss Horne Mr. Harris DR. Lud-
low, Miss OshUurne. Mr.. Mowhruy Mr.. and
Mrs. Brunt"n, Miss Laycock. Miss 81 nth,
Mr.. Timmins. Mr.. Cumby. Rev. Webb, ".
Brown MIR. Endey. Mr.. and Mrs LOnnd,
Mr.. and Mrs Dickson.
by str Mnuna kea. Nov H.
HlLO-F. +. Richardson. Miss Annabplle
M"Murray, A. Swensen and wife, !. @.
Rothwel. Mrs. Matsumura. DR. J. $ b.
Pratt. DR.. W. &. Hobby. |. NJ Stninhack.
Capt. e. j. Campbell. Jno. Markham. X Il.
Porter. +. II. Austin and wife. Miss u
Austt1. Deeming, Twigg Smith, MIlitun
te, Miss NJ. Militante.
Mrs II. r. Bryant. Lee You, Mrs Lama
nut Dr. f. NJ Branch =. W. Nnwnhi
kAWAIIlAE-tieo. Allen, j. X Evans,
Jno. A. Mcclure. Miss NJ Hind W A.
LAIIAINA II r. Weller. ]. II GrnImger.
Mrs II: Bengamin. c. u. Lufkin. 1 Klno-
shitu. W. II. Engle, Fukushma, Miss T.
ChOy.
BY str. Mauna I;oa from Maui. Nov. 70
ChOng and child W. All. zap Chow. II.
W. Laws. :. FnJitn. J. BurgStr"m. r. step
II Trulock, Miss MOnis. Miss Mouis. A.
&. zimmerman, Mrs. LinneInan. Miss /.
Linneman. A. J, DE Souza Rev Kapihe
by str Mikuhala from Maui aud AOlo-
FAINT, Miss Helen KoO. X. Christensen,
Mrs. {. J. Mccarthy J. Connolly, Il. K.
Purdy, d. +. Turin.
BY str. kinAu from Kauai Nov IL
T. W. Nallie Miss L. C1emmons. A Horn
er, X. R"endhHl, e. W, Spitz. Frank Con.
II. Mashita, W. ID. Ward. Z COntalOS.
Henry. silva: Douglas Silva, Margaret SiI-
va, Mrs. Mary Silva Gatsukami. X. &.
Wong, George Wong. L. r. Kul, j. X.
Ching. A. &. SOong A. Suner, Mrs. Frts-
sci, Mrs. Mckenzie, james Mckenzie. Mu-
riel Mckenzie. W Kruse, Ray Irwin. ].
MarIOwe A. b. Boswell. ]. B. Cummings
J J. Newbegun. w. o. Crowell Il. n.
oliver, Mrs. Il. n. Oliver Mrs. r. Kohl
baum.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-14
Mercantile
Sugar.

Alexander 4 BaldwinIi
c. Brewer & Co. a