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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29

ia. }lryil" rn rXrursj"n para har"r-
81 rerOrrrr L inmcnsoS yin"dos
de- Birmandrcis y D~CI.-Ibraim.
Entonrc> fui ruando lr iomd a 81
cargo ~poniGndoic Al rorrientc de .os
~nrgurio>. I'll los que POGO a POGO He
20 a >or 81 alter ego del seiior Spt-
raudian. quien mas tarde. y ademas
lie 81 >uclio. le Sehal6 una parte en-
,o> bcnrfir.oS producidos por sus di-
versus - importantes cXplotacioncs.
Pcro cl jovcn habia ]ccnccbido am
5icioncs mas atlas y habia entrevls-
to. dcSdc Ell segundo ano. Ia posi-
biIjdad lie l,rgar a ser rcalmente cI
>ocio y dr>pui< 81 successor del Soclo
de, que L. habia p~rotegido.
Fl medic de reaIizar aquel plan
ambir!o>o. era caSarse con Resell
ma. Q Embellishments comenz6 a
~prcpararlo. procurando a~traNrse por
todos los mcdios 81 cariHO de la jo-
veu.
Ademi<. saba Silvano a cl padre
de Ro>clina abrigaba el proyecto de
casar un dia a 81 hija con el hiJo
de un amigo de Ia infancia, Rober-
to de RouveS, de quian era padri-
no ' que acababa de entrar en- Ia ES-
cucla Central, de donde Saldria Il
caDo de dos amos. con Ell titulo de in
geniero.
ASegur6se, sin embargo, de que
ROSellna no tenia Ia menor inclina-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29

"StajO General rnfcrmizo. ~consrru"n
ia del prcroI crrrimirnIo. - .habian
produrldn. Y rl senior S~pirduiirn
oil II" a TN m"diro. amigo Suyn. Fl
doctor Rubaud.. qu.cn prcsrribi6 81
use Il" "cc0n>lituyrnjcS. ricrricio.
ci't"acrionrS : rambio - china iu-
ran'" a.=lln ii mpo: prro iguai que
tt. dcmaS. - mGdiro no ~S0SpcrhG la
yer,iad.
Los conS"jos dcl doctor decidic-
ron al ,cil0r Sptraudien Il que $u hi
q Ir accompanies" TN el viaic qu" SuS
nr=orloS rrcIamaban a1ucl al0. via
J" cue proiongaria aicma> ruantO
tempo fu"ra ~nerr>ario Ia Saiud de
RoS"Iina. pu"sto que podia auscntar-
#" sin .%Ejuicio alsuuo. ah0ra que
trnia IN SiIyano un SceundO yO.
Los dos amante> habianse con-
crpado largamcntc dcsdc que aqucl
vlajo fuG decidido.
Aunqur ROsnIina hubinra dist
muiad5 su Csta 20. gracias a los ar
ilLir:aS &c as toilette. el dcScniacc
no podia tardar mas que algunaS So
manaS. dos mcscs lCdo 10 MAJ.
Las cirrunslanrias Scrian en- IN
toie faEorablrs a su prGyeclo, pues
Ho' Ina habia obtenido de su padre,
.fijo Ell prrlextO de- evitarla las fati-
gas de I'M viajr iemasiado largo V
IN rambiO muy brusco de china. IN
pcrmltIera quedarse EN- MarSella con
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fsu madrina. sonora Gro>. a qulen no
.labia yi-to hacia mucIIo bicmp0.
mirnlras cue IT iria = Paris Y Cham
payne para SuS nrgoclOS.
Silvano habia drcidido que Rose
Ina dicra a luz ciandrStinamcnlc. 10
uur Fila Iiabia acceptable. a fin De, re-
TARTAR 81 mOmcnIn on Que ;" vcr1a
1b.igada a cOnfcSar Su falt2.
En- Marsella la >cria facil cOnsc-
guir III drSeO durantc la %auSenc!a de
81 padre. con Ell cOncursO de su a.
mamie que So aprrSuraria a unirSr
ALI con ella.
f. milo SET. rOlOcado Ell nOdri-
"a V mas tardr. cuandO 81 mOmcntO
fuera favorable. Silvan0 rvilaria to-
ia vrrsiicnza a ROselina pidicndO II
mi>mO Su manO al senior SpGraudien.
sin tcncr siquiera nrceSidad de rcve-
lar 81 pasadC. pucStO que Scria a
pOyadO pOr ROSelina, quien. 81 fua-
"a necesariO, %Suplicaria a su padre
cOnSintiGra en- aquel matrimOnio.
La situaci6n del hijo So legalizaFia
ultcriOrmente a fin de evitar tOdO
eScandalO y aun para deiar ignOrar
Su existencia al senior Speraudien.
Silvano partiria pOr ell primer pa
1uebot Y uniriase en- M~arsella con
ROselina. tan pronto como su padre
hubiera marchaiO a Paris.
!. X :.
Al llap1ra MapSalla triS ID co
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RE;YISTADEL IA PRENSA
Washington Post"

FL Washington Post" n hacrr
r~eierencia Al ultimo discurso lie
Lloyd George, dice 10 siguiente:
Al ~proclamar que Ia paz sin re-
paraci6n es impossible, VI. Lloyd
George he derrumbadG el castillo de
naipes edificado por Bethmaan-
Eollweg. Fl primer ministro inglaa
ha Gado Ia sofa respuesta que Sc po-
dia csuerar dc los aliados. Los a!S-
dos continuaran c]omhatiendo Y no
tomarln en- consideration los ore
c:mcntos dc Alcmania, sino cn&G:;"
esta po,encia sc e~ncucntre dispGn.~a
ceGcr compietamente.'
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berDia travesia. ri padre Y la hija
cncOntrarOn a In sonora GroS. Quien.
]prcvrnida pOr n rarta recibida ea
81 anterior cOrrrO. les cspcraba IN
ri puerto de la toilette.
La sonora eros. viuda de- I'm CO.
rrrd0r de buques. que ia dei6 una
pOaici6n mOdcStamente dnsahOgada.
habia SidO la mas intima amiga dc
la SelOra SpGraudicn. quien quiso
que fuera la madrina lie su hiia.
Poseia IN las ~cercanias de- Marsn-
LA. en- el Undo pueblGcilO De Mon
tredor, n casita de campo situada
al pie de las c~olinas, enfrente a! mar
v a lado lie pintorescas fincas SOM
breadas por los pinarcs, donde vivia
sofa con una antigua criada casada
con 81 jardinero.
ALI era donde debia residir Rose
lima durante la ausencsa de su pa
DIRE; ALI estaria acknowledgements, Sc
gun habia escrito su madrina, para
recobrar la salud que el doctor Ru-
baud creyera cOmprometida.
Grapde Y verdadera algeria expe-
rimento Ia excelente sonora al yer de
nuevo a su ahijada tras de tantos
amos de separation. No cesaba de in
.terrogarla ansiosamente, asi como a
padre de las causas Y la Marcia
de aquel estado enfermizo, arribuido
a la transformation, a la evolucion de
la edad, pero no Sc necesitaba, segdn
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N E~XTRANJSEOS

Aleuanis ha dado = raso haGa e pea; hacia Ia - or in1':'s!Ea'
- 80, C,,y;s,- N rssta-ra- - :Gcm.Ear \ 5S:-hca. que - !" c" tmai
IN. oua non nara que II gobac"o IL Lcna'ss - %s"aa : e'''""
-" -; - :. r,Hva ,a.r.ate d, l. .atcc.cI1iou q lngt@ic'@1 en- =
aSn coniEcio Tue In vioac"a il ia @2u.'sEd'7 "''g"- iH-!nIs'' ~"
!, Ia. ol.nGa rarartcs de es n"at'@t@ad : COCO" I" 1900" -
- -, drfea:a del secIeao ms. N Priav r"' ei s"6"'"2 - non1
50 byl;r, abs,emi:o lie :onAf r~te 60" & t'.'"Ct"' 81 '". -. =.
sc 49,, No d.cla-6 il cuerra ASma":-. si"o ,&="4" STA oss2"i~'e"
-, 4. gs arot.I.s,h c nz@EEar ..-S e}e:t'os aAcha L"y~ 1885, -
80 =; &c, lei ck51u- eu!t~-e:m-no : Undo A@a@"' - go
restarrs G indemm-r = Set.rc3, br->- = ?St5iS"H' u" ~
toyl,terra- ccIi=ndo = Ia c%ieeaci13 ?TU:orlialcs - s@a.F zero - "a a.
io-geraaana n Sc hari so0Ie -. ur-a lac ,i"ni=fa -:@o p"Als en- Sos-
r., - 1914 nero no e Lsicru6r- 4 !SiE- . -n!-"=e@ \ aa !1z:ate'.A -
,douiiGo otros compromises. (. H. o5NzAG- soemns1:s2te a n h1se' ma
r,g se,s.ada Sc la o5Hsado u u .= tauEAci-u lie Se';"' 4 Ia T1''"."N.'
de montenegr9 : "a resta-:2-ion lie RumEa; 4 eat"e21r a ;aHe'n' 7E@E'
y I orena. \ Italia Trento y I:i-stc y 4 RG&2 Lo"5l12G"'P'9 10 80
hos La causa dc los aL25cs - rs c.-s@ comm L. cStaN:ScoA q" Lei
oa nuLira lido tastarse a-~c dc, - pa IH2 pa I-SeF"~ pc
RI IN p,eCe ser sufiicais Gacr2 a. ma gZ euToPsa.
Con todo, "a Sc be- d2do 81 primer paso. @@:5aE~ c"?ie1@ s;S6t''
p.,~s ,uekanta,1. Possible e. 4c al inicsrSe ia UEe"'i'- 9i1d~ q -
,in.,cra p.oxna, cntrs sc :@ro i c@mino de las conee.oneS.
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Ell MAR!DO DE SU MADRhSTRA.

Aver ha enfocado Ia prensa sus
mil fanalcs sobre dos hechos intere-
santes, cada cual en- 81 orden. Uno
consistc en- haber destituido el Tri-
bural Supreme del Estado dc Kan
sas, al Alcalde dc Arkansas City. por
sohorno. V el otro que Robert Con-
;:lin, acababa de hacer ci ~espelusnan-
tc descuhrimiento de Que su csposa.
Capitola Fiskc. 4 QUEEN "Staba undo
haCia diez amos. era 81 madrastra, cS
decir. estaha casada con 81 padre
cuando e. Ia condujo Al altar.
y auui me tencis que voy dej"ndo
deslizar el tren de mi imagination
sobro csas dos Was parallels de tan
Gistinta ~altura, con cl rcSultado con-
siguiCntc de saltos Y Ethgros, porque
me halo inGccis0 y C<?rlr Nuc auto
maticamentc aputl tome hacia donde
meior lc pIazca. rcstab!eciendo IA nor
H.alid2d en- SUI marcna.
FL case del Alcaldc es notable, nc
tanilisimo. V Gchia darse = conocer
r.ofueamcrtc en- nucst-o idioma. por
medic do pasquincs que fueran pega-
dos en- las esGuinas de las c!udadeS, o
cl:iados or los irboles del campo.
pucs ;sahtis en- que ~consiste cl sober
no cue sirve DC base 4 n sCntencja
eel Surremo. va definitiva. inmuta-
hlc, Dor virtud de Ia cual Nj. O. S.
Gibson. nue ohtuvo Ia mayoria en- las
clcccicncs ..fectuadas en- Abril. esta
nhiigado 4 iciar Ia ACADIA de 81 ciu-
dad. { Mr.. C. y. Hunt, Il candidate
rival 0ue c~ntonccs fue derrotado por
q? Pres en- este: en- que Mr.. Gibson
ofreci6 antes de II election los caIgos
dc IucZ Correctional y jefe de Poll
ci.. respectivamentc, a dos amigos
s..yos. para conscguir que tr2baJascn
IN pro dc su "]andidatura.
Per" les S''p"hg' " us''f'e.' C"'
dos dc poIl;Ica. siFtle'a sen oe ii cs-
pcci2 que conoceh Il que g -
Hc Ia roIitica puF''""A' S'q"''," q"
tienda 20 que 6 co"'e'''"'e al Poi
NehlG nc los P"'S'' N"'.oS &c
'aza' Hcc'T'"S ) trp''','
los toh"S que. 81 q '''"
81 ,o,r.oso r;rvo,,
L.. i,i,;o,iyos irrovo-
. - -,,. .;,lodo,o, ia o,,c ..Io
.,.m Lo,. o., .o1,, r,r+.." cor
ou.r .o4os
,.;,;,. ,o1i.;oos :, r,d;, ~n;o,so ON
.uh..i.Lo.
:,
FoF esq H'' '"'.'''" 'SS'" ~"
"tr" wa para ''!"E l'" '''''"' S"'
Xefn@h'" mi Ih2P"'hiIi" So"!e csc o"'
clSo dc II VlHa' que como los H''''o'
miles lgualmente iliSo!ltoS que ''u-
rren a dlAfIo' n" Serl"i' aee?'"co' POI
"a"le como VeFoE'H'lteS Gil ID e'''' y
~ q '"alFo' H' tSile'" 81 P"' "'"'
ie, del homh!e que Tue esPoSo "t -
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q New York S2Y" dice:

~. lloyd George 20 IN haj!ado
~sol&mcnt" en- romh!c &c !" Ora" Bre-
~. Fra~cia. Rus c Italia. Slno
tanbitn en- nombre De! scat;dO mol
Gcl munGo cntcro, porquc h. tr&z&lc
In lima De dcnarcaci1H que sep~Ta
II Pa Yosib," POI IN pa2 impcs.-
lie. Aho~a no pucde c%iStir "a mir
guna duda de que las ~potcrc;'@ que
ostar comhaticndo contra las nacio-
ues de- aggression TO tiencn volmtad de
accptar 10 pa@ simplcmcntc por amor
= Il paz."
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TIROS Al. BLANCO
itiG\IA.

Francisco Villa FL famoso,
Francisco Villa cl tcmido
Dor las hucstcs liccaciosas
de Venus ' sus adictos;
81 ouc el ounce de Septiem5re,
fue a dar en- Chihuahua q "grito'
NADIA mas porque 4 un compadre
Sc 10 tenia prometido;
Francisco Villa 81 famo5o.
Francisco Villa cl tcmido.
va tienc sus dias cont2dos
V no 10 saliva nj Cristo
de purgar todas sus faltas
en- un arbol suspendidO.
Pronto va no habri quien cntre
a pueblGs NAL dcf"nIiios
para robar guapas hcmhras.
dinamitar edific;os
V hacer todas cs2s cGs2s
que de Doroteo st nan dicho.
Arrange est& en- agonia;
V yo me fundo a decirio.
en- que Obreron cl Simp&tico,
el renombrado Alvarito.
htroe De dos mil camp&HaS,
'rompedor" de tres mi! sitios
y autor de otras muchas cCsas
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PaSa Il In b;;- JoI. III }
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PaSa a Ia Sa. plana, col. Sal
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Al llegara Marsella, tras de So
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(PaSa a la 81. Col. SAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
ShippiQ3sDote5totNaD,
Yarn
ABOUT NIAGARA
CALCULATES

That the real reason why the Cana.
dian-AustraIasian liner Niagara made
burst OF speed and arrived yester-
day afternoon from Australia nearly
IS hours ahead Of time was that she
picked mp when two days out from
Suya a radio message that the in.
termed German 5unboal Geier had es-
capped from Honolulu and was looking
for her to try 10 sink her, is the gist
OF ruInors circulating on the water
front today. The Niagara sailed at
$500 }lfis. morning, re8Eming her yoy-
age to Vancouver. -"
Whatever the truth may be, the RI,
more persists. The local agents, Theo.
II. Davies & Company, said this morn
ing thai CAPT Rolls had nat told them
why he crowded on all available
steam and made port so many hours
ahead of his schedule They said he
was very reticent. The Geier is. in
port, and her propeller has been re.
moved, so she couIdnt get away if she
tried -.......- -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
HALF RATE SERVICE
TO EUROPE RESUMED
BY C. p. CABLE LINE

announcement that halfrate cable
service to Europe. which has been
suspended since January on account
of congestion OF traffic between New
York and the British isles and Con-
tinent. is now resumed was made to-
day by Manager Edward Desnonee of
the Commercial Pacific Cable Com
pany's office here.
Half-rate service is that by which
cables sent on this basis are forward
ed whenever there is any iull in reg
sular traffic IL is not deferred SER
vice, as the message is sent whenever
there is let-doHn in regular business
throughout the day or night This
helps to keep the cables busy at all
times.
Mr.. Desnouee added that wireless
messages TO Germany. Austria and
other inland countries OF the Cont
nent are again being accepted, subject
to delay, as on March there were
messages several days old on hand
awaiting transmission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
HAS ROOM
FOR 40 FROM
THIS PORT

Definite news concerning the China
Mail steamer China was received this
morning by the passenger department
of II. Hackfeld & Company, Ltd. The
local agents A radio from the steam
err said she will be off port from the
Orient at daylight tomorrow, and will
sail not before o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon for San Francisco.
There are 100 tons of freight on
board the China for Honolulu, and the
passengers on the former Pacific Mail
boat are given by the message as So
first-cabin, IS second, and 1862 Asiat-
les. How many of them are for Homo
lulu was not stated. but the number
is probably small. She has room for
As passengers from here. Only a few,
less than half dozen, are booked at
the local agency
The China will dock at Pier and
sail from the same place. She viii
take the next mail TO San Francisco,
mails closing at 1870 at the postoffice.
The China's new schedule calls for her
to arrive in. Honolulu March 20. sail.
ing the same day for Yokohama, Maya
saki. Shanghai and Hongkong.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
NIAGARA BRINGS So
PASSENGERS TO THIS
PORT; TAXES OUT AZ

At $50 this morning the Canadian
Australasian liner Niagara sailed for
Victoria and Vancouver, taking AZ pas
sengers and SO tons of cargo from Ho-
noIuIu. also despatch of mail for the
Northwest and border states and
Canada.
Docking here about $3.50 yesterday
afternoon. the Niagara brought So
passengers TO Honolulu from Austria
la. an unusually large list. OF this
number 50 were first-cabin passen-
gers, IS second-cabin and three steer
age. Through passengers are 80 first,
s. second and SO steerage.
Among the notables getting off here
in order to so on to San Francisco are
p. Wrigley. son OF the Spearmint
king; G. Strieff. Swiss consul for New
Zealand. and Mrs. Strieff; Reynolds
De1isten, Australian theatrical man:
Muriel Starr and Charles Millward,
we'll known theatrical players.
Cargo Tor Honolulu was 80 tons, and
through freight Is 1850 tons, mostly
wool, hides and butter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
HAS
LIGHT CARGO
THIS TRIP

Evidently there is no congestion Of
Honolulu freight awaiting shipment at
Portland. because the American-IIa-
Waiian steamer Kentuckian, Capt. c.
W. De Lano, locked at Pier 20 this
morning from the Oregon port with
only 1900 tons OF cargo. The Kentuck-
ian's freight capacity is more than
5000 tons. ..:.
We nad the smOothest trip ! ever
made, was Capt. De Lano's state
ment At the American-HawaiiaG's To-
cal office today. I'VE left Portland
February "a, so that would make it
practically eight days coming down.
There wasn't anything worth mention
ing happening on the voyage f.. "
The captain said there are frag-
ments of snowdrifts around Portland
yet, remaining from the unprecedent-
eddy heavy snowfall of rs inches oe-
curing few weeks ago. .......
or the Kentuckian's small cargo,
only 500 tons came from Portland, and
the rest was New York freight con-
signed to Honolulu business firms. For
Honolulu the freighter brought 2700
tons and for the other islands she has
200 tons.
Tuesday night the Kennckian will
SAN for Port Allen, Kahului and Hilo
TO load sugar for San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
SWATS HIS GUEST ON
CRANlUM WITH STICK
OF WOOD OR TEAPOT

=
How a little social gathering, held
in the lodging Of one Naguski, a Rus
sian of Camp 2, ended in the hest
cracking one of his guests over the
head with a piece of wood, and using
his fist and feet On two others, was
told in police court this morning
Rafael Lopez, a Port Rican, sat on
the witness stand with his head
swatlled in baEdages, and. related the
incident. Lopez had taken a woman
friend to the room which Naguski
called home, to call on the Russian
and another woman. Liquor flowed
freely, it seems, and before the even
ing had grown old the fight started
Lopez testified that the Russian had
kicked and cuffed the women about
freely. and that it was While he him
seH was STOPPING over his woman
comrade in the act of Carving her to
the outside and safety that he received
the billet of wood. The Doctor took
six stitches in Lopez head when he
arrived at the police station
Naguski. who has been n police
court before. told the 0Ise that he
did not use 4 billet Of wood but q tea-
pot, and that he had @1'@d then ii
self defense. he viii spend three
months "a the city j3''
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
Sugar 5.21cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stosk and Bond
Exchange, -
Fort and Merchant Streets
TeIephoSe 1908
CORPORATION MEETINGS

Annual meetings of sugar com.
panies and other Hawaiian corpora
tons will soon be in fui swing. From
now on for the next few weeks large
number Of shareholders meetings will
be held, to 90. over last years actiyi-
ties and choose officers to act for the
ensuing year. -
Meetings Of corporations so far adj
vertised include the following:
MARCH 10.
Paukaa Agricultural Company, Ltd,
10 a. m.
Moauia Agricultural Company, Ltd,
1890 a. m.
Waikapu Agricultural Company,
Ltd, II a. n. z
kuhua Agricultural Company, 1880
a. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of McBryde Sugar Company,
Limited, held on Thursday. March 2.
1916, the following were elected Di-
rectors and Auditor OF the Company
10 serve for the ensuing year: ~.
Directors: j. r. Cooke, D. p. r.
Isenberg. r: Mob. Purvis, H. G. Dill
ingham, II. NJ. Won Holt. Fred Harri-
son, J. Waterhouse. ;
Auditor D. b. Murdoch. ~
At a subsequent meeting Of the Di.
rectcrs of SAID Company. held on the
same date, the following named Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year. -.s- +.
j. 4. Cooke. ......--, ..fTeSldSht
II. O. Dillingham; list Nice-Presid6nt
d. p. r :. Isenberg. End VicePresident
j. WaterhouseE Treasurer
John Guild .................S Secretary
..-. JOHN GUILD. 49,.
:-.... -. ... Secretary. "
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GfI3 81
KAUAI RAILWAY COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Kauai Railway Company,
held on Thursday, March 2, 1916, the
following were elected Directors and
Auditor of the Company to serve for
the ensuing year: " r. -r-.. -
Directors: B. f. Dillingham;, IT NJ.
yon Holt, II: c. Dillingham;, j. p.
Cooke, j. Watorhouse =" .~
Auditor: d. B. Murdoch. ...=. -.
At subsequent meeting of the Di.
rectors OF said Company, held on the
same date, the following named Off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: -a -. s..-
Is. +. Dillingham;. =. !. 80. President
II. M. Won Holt; :. LIST Vice-President
j p. Cooke. - =. End Viee-President
j. Waterhouse. .......::. Treasurer
John Guild ....,.,......>....S Secretary
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
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ALEXANDER e. BALDWIN.
LIMITED. =. "

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Alexander 4 Baldwin.
Limited, held, on Monday. February IS,
1916, the following we're elected Di-
rectoFs and Auditor Of the Company
TO serve for the ensuing year: 49,, 7
Directors: j. p. Cooke, w. M. Alex
and. J. X. Gait. ". o. Smith. A, L.
Castle, F. c. Anterior, II. A. Baldwin.
j. Waterhouse. G. K. Hemenway.
Auditor; D. b. Murdoch.
Al a subsequent meeting OF the Di-
rectors OF said Company, held on the
same day. the following named Off
GERS were elected for The ensuing
year:
y. L. AOOkS. .......... go, O. IeSt utht
W. NJ Alexander. LIST President
j. T. Gait. md Vice President
w. o. Smith -. Bird Nice-President
J, Waterhouse Treasurer
John GHlld ......-.,......... Secretary
II. .-. JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co, Ltd, held February %,
1916, the Stock Books of the Com,
pany were declared closed to transfers
from March tst to the 31st inclusive,
1916. e.. H.. .s.
(Signed) NORMAN E. GEDGE,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, T. H., March /, 1916.
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KAUAI ELECTRIC COMPANY, LTD.

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At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of Kauai Electric Company,
Limited. held on Thursday, March 2,
1916, the Following were elected Off
GERS, Directors and Auditor of the
Company to serve. for the ensuing
year: ~.
3. F. Dillingham;. ,......a..:
....... :. 500 President and Director
H. g. Dillingham;. -. .............
-. list Vice-President and Director
j. p. Cooke. ....,.........
End e-President and Director
J. Warehouse Treasurer and Director
John Guild ;. :. Secretary and Director
ID. B. Murdoch. .............. Auditor
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
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Bringing six deck passengers. $500
bags OF KiIaHea sugar. and nine pack
ages Of sundries from Kauai, the In
ter-1sland steamer Likelike arrived to-
day. Purser E. j Malaniff reported
an uneventful trip. The Likelike viii
sail ct 4 o'clock this afternoon for
1ilo. taking a cargo of lime, She viii
carry mail and passengers.