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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
RAPID TRANSIT AND
LAND COMPANY. .s. %'.s,.
NOTICE OF CALLING OF BoNDE
-. ' FOR PAYMENT. '"

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the terms of that certhin mortgage
or deed of trust dated May I, 1902, re-
corded in the Hawaiian Registry of
Deeds in Liber $3.50, page los, given by
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company, corporation, to the Union
Trust Company Of San Francisco, Trus-
tee, securing an issue of 81 100000 in
bonds, the said Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land Company has elected and in.
tends to avail itself Of the right and
privilege of redeeming and paying and
will redeem and pay all of the said
bonds now outstanding at the expira-
tion of fifteen (l5) years from their
date, viz, on May l, 1917, the same be.
ing also an interest-paying date. w..
And notice is hereby given that the
numbers Of said bonds TO be redeemed
and paid are as follows: Numbers 1880
inclusive, 6l.64 inc. 1925 inc, l0l,l0e
inc, ll7-l29 inc. 13l-l38 inc, l4l.207
inc, 213, 2I5, 900. 22l, 223-239 inc.
24l.25l inc, 259.2Sl inc, 295.298 inc
303- 1907 inc, 3l3-3l9 inc, 32l-32s Inc.
33I, 1888, 334, 340.343 inc, 345-352 inc.
354.356 inc, 35s-36S inc, $40, 37l, S73
$50 inc, 391 1907 inc, 400.404 inc, AIS
440 inc, 45t AGO inc, 465-4sB inc, 49e
5l4 inc, 5l7, 5e5, $40, 532, 5s4,549 inc,
55l-554 inc, 556.5s2 inc, 5S4-586 inc.
592, 595-660 inc, 664.672 inc, 674,67t
inc, 679,690 inc; that payment will be
made on said May ], lDI7 at the said
Union Trust Company's office in sar
Francisco Cal, or at the National City
Bank in New York N. y, or at thu
First National Bunk in Honolulu, 4
H.. AZ either Of which places payment
will be made therefor. t,... Ia. o..
And notice IS hereby given that the
interest note of any, bond or bonds
called for payment then maturing viii
not be paid unless the same is pre-
scented for payment when the bond t.
which II belongs II also presented
And notice Il further given TINT the
sDif bond or bonds so called for pay
m"nt win cease TO bear interest after
that date. s.,.....s .s..E" ss..
Dated Honolulu. ,Tinmirr % 1917
HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT AND
IN. LAND COMPANY.
BY CHARLES II. ATHERToN,
Treasurer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
SUPREME COURT RULES
r.. ON STUART DECISION

In the>eas of Lila Nua VS.. Luhana
Mabelona, defendant, William AHA, In
dividually and as administrator of the
Est. of solomon Mahelona, deceased,
garnishee, on exceptions from former
Circuit Judge Stuart, an action for
debt, the supreme court yesterday over
ruled the exceptions to the decision
and judgement and the cause was re-
manded TO the circuit court with in.
structions to set aside the order refus-
ing to discharge the attachment and
to enter an order discharging the at.
tachment for the reason that the bond
required by Section 1888 was not given
as required by said statute" q. FL,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
SUGAR MARKET IS
FIRM AND ACTIVE
.T,-g ------
Strength Develops and Price
Rises In Face Of Crisis
With Germany !.

Breezy and comprehensive reviews
of the New York sugar market situa.
ton for the last two weeks Of March
are given in two letters received by
a local sugar house from its New York
correspondent The first letter under
date of March 22 IA az follows: r
We are now approaching the end
of another week during which the
market has been quite firm and at
times fairly active The days before
US until congress meets on April 9 are
likely to. be charged with electricity.
Rumbhngs Of the stormy period upon
which we are about to enter are be.
coming more and more audible. The
street Is filed with coniectures and
representation
"The option market has made be.
ginning on what may turn out to be an
extended movement upward. Visions
of U-boats interfering with coastwise
and West India shipping with the re-
suit Of cutting of supplies from Cuba
and Porto Rico as well as the other
sugar producing islands of the CARR
bean Sens, enhanced freight rates and
scarcity of tonnage due to the United
states government Communicating Am
erican vessels, high insurance rates and
SO forth are stated as reasons sufficient
for spectacular advances in the near
future r a.. "
Cuba Btill Uncertain s5 =
added to these are the uncertain.
ties with regard to the real situation
in Cuba We are still in the dark as
to what has taken place in the Eastern
part of the island, and as the days
pass and authentic news fails to arrive
ominous forebodings increase. That
fires have been extensive is very much
feared and that more mischief viii be
wrought as the malcontents become &C.
quainted with the facts as TO the ten
sion between the United States and
Germany, for IL is believed that these
irreconcileables will encourages them.
selves to think that Uncle Sam will be
too busy elsewhere TO. spoil their sport.
Despite all these prospective disturbing
elements the actual market is today
,unresponsiye. ,E. 5 t. y.
Refners are well supplied with raw
sugar, and now that the strikes are
practically over are making rapid head
way with untitled orders. The disap-
pearahce Of the railroad strike as a fac
tor has relieved the anxiety of the In
terror as to its sugar supply, and the
disposition Of refiners, at present, is to
await Developments.
''Cubas are TODAY offered very spar
inely at Az cents March shipment and
~ c. & F. April shipment while Porto
Ricos are available ut 5.27 cents G. /. +.
March to April shipment and $50 cents
May. sas 1.l, a p.
Cubsn Estimate Lower " r.. 81
Himely cables from Havana today
to the Federal that in his opinion the
present Cuban crop will be less than
1900, 900 long tons. We believe this to
be based on weather and all other con.
ditions heneeforth being favorable
which is scarcely possible. ( i
Figures from Cuba for six ports for
week ending March II are in tons as
| follows. .''.''... - F'r %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

The weather in Cuba is favorable.
" Refined sugar IL reported quiet
with refners quoting from z cents to
~ cents basis. The American is still
bringing sugar from New Orleans and
selling it ex-ship at 7.30 cents" q.
A second letter under date of March
20 reports conditions somewhat similar
in tenseness and uncertainty with a
start of an advance In the price and
beginning of heavy. exporting to Eu'
rope. The letter follows: :.
Price Starts Advance H. o.. ..., -
Since our letter Of last week this
market has been quite active and has
advanced quite materially, through all
81 this advance has not been secured
IN the basis for Hawaiian sugar. Sales
from day to day since March % have
been, at steadily improving prices until
this morning, when a reaction made its
appearance. i t.'..
! All the refners were participators in
the buying and operators were not at
all afraid apparently TO follow up
prices though in their case the buying
was mostly hedging against sales on
the Exchange. ~ r. .-.'..
"on II becoming generally known
this morning that there were quite con,
siderable offerings of Cubas at Ave
cents G. & +. for April and May ship
ment re6ners concluded to rest ON theiI
oars for a spell. The option market
too went of sharply. =. ..
Cuba, Further Reduced
" All of this activity was due to the
belief that much of the truth about hf
fairs in Cuba has been concealed and
that when all of the facts come out the
PROSPECTS, for a crop much in excess Of
$500 900 tons will be much diminished
1.-THE danger of war between our
selves and Germany is also potent
factor as in such on event tonnage viii
be scarce and freights and marine in
surance will 60 soaring. As already
indicated there is large quantity OF
, April and May sugars Offering from
Cuba at FIVE cents C.. 4 +. and Porto
Ricos between $50 cents and 80 cent;
O.. |. F. .f.sas.:,. :.
"Figures from Chba for week ending
March - are only available for six
ports and are IN tons as follows;
.".. Himely Gnma
Receipts ,.c....s 500 l0S,0D7
Exports ..a.t......... 81, 900 6l,203
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

Juices Now Excellent s.-s, -. Ks.
The milling of the 1917 crop was
commenced on November %, 1916, and,
up 70 February ~, $500 acres have
been harvested which have yielded
tbs tons Of sugar per acre, giving ID
1925 tons of sugar due to cane ground,
The juices so far have been excellent,
II only taking, up to date 693 tons of
zane 10 make a ton of 97.5 degrees
sugar. We have $50 acres yet to
harvest. "s s--.- -se
"We lost so much growth Of cane on
account of the storms last January
and the unusually cool weather during
1916, that most of the fields so far har.
vested have run under the estimate
and we therefore feel that we cannot
CONT on more than $4,000 tons for the
crop. This is q great disappointment,
for a year ago We had hopes that the
1917 would be our banner crop, .'.
Record May Be Broken -.r..
Planting was started for the 1913
crop on March 20, and finished Septem,
Der 2. The area planted was 2,3SS.S
acres, which, together with 4,3S9.3 acres
of ratOons, gives us 6,77s.l acres for
the crop, which is the largest acreage
we have ever carried. %s |.
Ton account of the large acreage,
and as the cane for this crop has gotten
a fine start and is made up for the
most part Of a good combination Of
fertile fields, we can count on breaking
all previous records if we are favored
with good growing conditions during
this year
1ssThe steam plows were started No
.s.nf,haS q fnr the 1910 erona aud in
spite of being shut down about one,
third OF the time because Of rainy
weather, we have first plowed 1850
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

Stock .4oe,5oO los,eal
Exports north Of Hat
teras ........... $500 33,60S
Exports New Orleans. Il, 900 1O,935
Exports Galveston -. 1000 4,100
Exports Europe .... 1880 1880
Prom outside ports exports TO the
United States were about $4,000 tons
and 20 Europe 10000 tons.
Europe Heavy Buyer
/ "We understand that 10000 bags Of
Cubas April shipment were sold today
for Europe at 4.55 cents {. o. b. Cuba
which is the equivalent Of fully $40
cents C. q +. here.
"It is well known that refhers are
pretty well stocked up with raw sugars
covering their requirements for about
six weeks hence, Consequently they can
afford to wait while till the situation
becomes more clarified. /
"Refned sugar could be sold in large
quantities II rehners were willing. to
sell at 7.25 cents basis, but the Ameri.
can and Howell, while quoting that
figure, are only filing day to day needs
of their customers and all the others
have advanced their quotations to pro-
hibitive prices. IL would appear that
they are no longer willing that all pro.
fits should accrue to the iobbers. .
: N .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

II IL pIuhned to construct new con-
crete office building, including accom-.
modations for the company 3 civil en-.
glncer,, to replace the present office
building. The expenditure of $4,000
FOR ditch work is TO accomplish the
lining of Camp Seven ditch, the dig,
{. ny and lining of Hnisu ditch between
Mnhko and the plantation and the lin.
I'M Of KOolau ditch. ,r".I
The DIRK OF providing water sup,
ply to the camps is about completed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
SHIPMENTS SLIGHTLY AHEAD

Sugar shipments from the Islands up
TO March 81 this year are slightly
4l6 tons against l42, l4S tons on the
all plantations total l69,750 tons
against total of l62,476 tons by all
plp tions last wear, .. =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
70 DISCUSS FOOD QUESTION

the food supply for the Islands in case
"a a%Iefshee Win snPPlng ~ili De
Association at ten O'Clock this morn.
orssed ia thst each nIantat;on mt;ii~a
os much land as nossible for raisinS
foodstuffs such as vegetables and ee-
reals. ,... ''... :...',.. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

with the itemized statement made last
year at this time. The reason is that
in some instances, in the purchase of
materials. we were forced to buy on
rising market. Furthermore, we did
not do all the ditch work that was con-
templated The reason for this was
that the Hamakua ditch license has
not as yet been renewed by the gov.
eminent and we therefore did not feel
justified in constructing a new ditch
to take the place of the old Hamakua
ditch, as was contemplated. We there
fore spent more money on buildings,
etc. ..F .-@'s
Bonus Payments Large a4. 49,.
While we are fairly well supplied
with labor, we are short of men who
are able to do heavy work, such as
cane loading.
1.-THE total bonus for the wear 1916
amounted to 1898 1871 so. The increase
IN the bonus paid is due to increasing
the bonus rate by fifty per cent, to the
high price of sugar, and to the fact
that the bonus applied to all employees.
In the past, contractors and profit
sharers did not participate in the
bonus.
I'm conclusion it gives me much
pleasure to state that the hearty CO.
operation and loyalty of the employees
in the different departments was never
more in evidence than during the past
year. D."
Outlining the program of improve,
ments planned for the present year,
Manager Baldwin lists the following
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
Sugar and Plantation News
LARGEST PLANTATION REPORTS I.
s'8f RECORD RESULTS FINANCIALLY

= stThe story al the most sueeessfnl
-. =.
yesr IN ing nis.ory 81 tne iargeSt pun,
tauon IN the Hawaiian Islands is told
in the annual report of +. +. Baldwin,
presldent and manager Of Hawaiian
r...., 80 $3.50. co.,.ua, Tbo
a"u susa' SVp'
report. barometer OF the prosperity
that has prevailed in the sugar indus
try Of the Islands, shows that the
company: 3# '.-..
MARKETED a crop of 59O35 tons of
sugar. s..
Paid dividends totalling $4,000, 900.
Earned a profit on sugar and sun
dries of $3,567, 754.62.
Closed the year 1916 with a credit
balance. in profit and loss account Of
$685., 1880,
Paid bonus 10 laborers and other
employees OF $3.50, 3el.60. 90. ..a.a
Expended on permanent improve
y,.anto elaR q10 az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
BONDS

Between Boards
Olaa, 100. 1900; Eva. 80. 1915; Oahu
sugar CO., 80. los %; Kekaha, d, 225 90;
Mayn; Pines, "a % 1850: olaa 8s, 5000
DD.O0; OnOmea, ~, 45, ,54.2D. y, -
Session Sales ,....s....l '
Pioneer, 30. o, %. $3.50; 2S, q. b, 3s75:
Eva, Is, 900; II. G. a - Co. 3, g. 8, Is
4p.Io: Oahu Sugar 20, 3. 2D87H
Sugar Quotations ."-
. sso analysis beets (no advices).
Doe Cent tfor Haw. sngars). ....... $3.50
.' Rubber Quotations ,,. -,
=, -. 'rsN March 81, 1917.
2ihBhlVre ...''''ss' 80. .........,... 0S.4O
NeM lork ....,.ts. INSTRUMENTATION. 5000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
Record and Forecast Of Hawaiian Sugar
Crops AS Of Uneven Dates To Apr. |, 1917
a. plantation fiscal year Is from October to septem

her ES'f-.FH 5gFzgz . .t
in Hawaiian addition
ground
that listed
arat Pacific Minis shipped included in the figures for
HonokaA ton
Plantations indicated in this table by asterisk %
Statistics Of tons Of 1000 pounds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
.Bid. TEX Dividend. tUnquoted, .-.u
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13-FoIlowing
are the opening aud closing quotations OF
sugar and other stocks In the San Francisco
market yesterday! IT,. .. 3d..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

1.-THE amount expended on improve
ments does not correspond very closely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
.sss Honolulu April ~. 1917.
MERcANrrLn


Alexander 4 a BALDWIN. y
". brewer q 90 !. NJ. --'.''ls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13

'Pid. tEr-Dividend. tUnquOted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
LABOR SUPPLY IN STATES
SHOWS BIG IMPROVEMENT

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Commits
sioner General Caminetti Of the immi-
grafton division, Department of Labor,
who has just returned from a trip
through the Middle West, has report
ed to the department an improvement
in the labor supply. A month ago de-
partment officials were grayely con,
cerned over a possible shortage OF
farm workers, particularly in the tier
of wheat states from Oklahoma north.
Official reports from these states now
announce that there is no unusual
lack of laborers and that conditions
are far better than had been expected.
The officials in Kansas have notified
the. department not to send any men
to that state unless notification of a
shortage were sent in. The consen-
sus Of opinion throughout the Middle
Western states is that the situation Is
well In hand.
The department, however, is per.
fecting its organization to be able to
fill the gaps which win be caused In
the industries when the first army Of
half million is drafted from civil
life - -. -. ..s.5s-A- v--' IT,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
LUMBER PRICES
TO CITY SOAR

The prices submitted to the city
yesterday for lumber show an enor,
nous increase averaging Is to rs. per
cent, according to the grade. Redwood
went from SAT to $55, clear Northwest
from $39 TO $40, and other grades
show an advance of 81 to IS. Levers
& Cooke was the only bidder.
Because of this big advance, Henry
Freitas, building inspector, said he
would recommend that the bid be re-
jected. The school and park depart
ments have in view the erection of
IL buildings this year. but. according
TO Freitas, such prices would bank
rupt the departments before they had
got half way through the schedule.
There was a slight advance in &C.
ment prices, the bids of H. Hackfeld
& Co. and Theo. H. Davies & Co. both
being 1925 per barrel, while the bids
January were 1915, a 10 cent in
crease.
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FAIRCHILD HEADS
SUGAR PROJECT
in PHILIPPINES

Word has been received from the
Philippines that George H, Fairchild.
who until he left the islands five years
ago was manager of the Makee plan
tation on Kauai and prominent in the
business life OF the community, has
been granted a franchise from the
Philippine congress permitting him to
organize a corporation to purchase a
vast areae on the San Jose estates.
Mindoro.' Formal approval having
been given by President Wilson to the
insuIar grant, Manila newspapers look
upon the project as one having great
possibilities in store for the develop
ment of the Mindoro province, with
the prospect of making 1t one Of the
richest in the Philippines.
The franchise is Tor 80 years and
back Of the project are two we'll known
capitalists, Messrs. Havemeyer and
WEIGH.
The purpose Of the new corporation
is to sell the land to planters who will
bring their cane to the Mindoro mill
at the best prices and under the best
POSSIBLE conditions.
Vita the present prices OF sugar,
planters who BOT ght their land two
years ago have it almost paid for and
another year or two will see them en-
tirely independent, their full title to
big sugar plantation representing
the results of a few years of work
under the new arrangements, says the
Manila paper.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
Notice Of Tendency Of Libel.

The Territory Of Hawaii to Genno-
suke Fukusako, Libellee, Greetings:
b You are hereby notified that the
above entitled cause is now pending
before the Circuit Court above named,
wherein said Korin Fukusako, Libel
liant, prays for an absolute divorce
from you upon the grounds Of deser-
ton, and that said cause has been
set down for trial before the Judge
of said Court at his Court Room in
the Judiciary Building, in Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, on Monday, the
10th day Of September. 1917, at the
hour of 200 p. m. or as soon there
after as the business of the Court
will permit. r..
& 1t is further ordered that the hear
ing of the said cause be, and the same
is hereby set for trial on the 10th day
of September, 1917, at the hour of
$500 p. m.
BY the Court:
(Sealed) B. N. KAHALEPUNA.
Clerk, Circuit Court of the First
Judicial Circuit.
Dated this 5th day of July, 1917
6S31-July 6, Is, 20ys27, Aug. 8, 10, II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
COMMERCIAL NE w 81
BINGHAM MOUNTS
TO HIGH Level

AS indicated ly yesterdays Star
Bulletin report Montana Bingham
took a squirt overnight and on sales
bordering on the 10000 mark sold up
to 49 cents With so asked. With re-
newed confidence based on the report
Of c. G. Bockus, who made a personal
inspection Of the mining property at
Bingham last month, the stock was
given impetus and mounted rapidly
today.
Honolulu Oil also strengthened and
went up to $40 on sale price.
All sugar stocks retained their firm
ness, some advancing a trifle as result
OF the continued high sugar market
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
BIDS FOR BERETANIA
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
SOON TO BE CALLED

D. L. Conkling, city and county
treasurer, is preparing to call for bids
for the Beretania street king to Nu-
uanu) Improvement bonds. The
bonds to be sold will amount to &c.,
$50, consisting of 81 of $500 demon
ination and one of $3.50, and wifi be
opened August 4 at noon at the treas
urer's office. They will pay SO per
cent and run for 10 years.
July 16 the Lusitana street bonds
amounting to $8795 will be taken up
with money appropriated for this pur-
pose by the legislature. The bonds
we're turned over to the contractor at
par in payment for the work.
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CONTRACTOR GIVEN, IT r s. -
EXTENSION OF TIME

Picano and Comes, contractors for
the Maole conduit which will carry
the Maole stream from Hillebrand glen
to reservoir No. 4, have been given a
time extension of so days-beginning
Time 5. to complete the job The e.
tension was granted at a meeting Of
the Oahu loan fund commission yes
terday. .*s#N
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Sugar 6.20cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,.
49, Ltd. -.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone f2c3
AUTO IS ADOPTED As
RECRUITING FACTOR

Ell PASO, Texas.-The navy has
adopteDthe automobile as a recruit.
ing agency. Attached to the local re-
cruiting office for the United States
navy is a touring car which has been
converted into a bus and which is used
by the recruiting officers to go from
town to town In the southwest and OBJ.
tain recruits for the navy. This saves
the prospective recruits the expense
and time Of coming here for their
examinations as the examining officer
accompanies the automobile. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
$40, 900 LICENSE FEES
EXPECTED THIS MONTH

Money received from the issuance
of mercantile licenses by the city and
county treasurer amounted to $6..
$3.50 during Monday and Tuesday,
the largest amount for a like period
ever taken in by the department. To-
day long line of people has-been con-
stantly filing in and out of the office
and 1t is anticipated that the total
will be greatly increased. 1t is estf
mated that $4,000 will be collected
from licenses during July. q
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IrALY ISSUES CURRENCY
IBy Asso LATED Prsssl

ROME, Italy.-The treasury depart
ment has arranged for a $4,000, 900
issue of paper money in bills of one
an dtwo lire to, takeAthe place of silver
pieces of this denomination. Since the
issue OF 5-llre silver has disappeared
from circulation and is now sold by
banks at premium.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii
i At Chambers--In Diyorce-Korin
Fukusak0, Libellant, VI. Gennosuke
Fukusako, Libellse.
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BY AUTHORITY
BILL NO. 1877.
ORDINANCE NO., -

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE
LOCATION AND ESTABLISHMENT
or CURB LINES AND GRADES
UPON eERETANIA STREET, FROM
ALAPM STREET TO PuNAHou
STREET, IN THE DISTRICT OF
i HONOLULU, CITY AND COUNTY
or HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. - :. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06

A Constantinople commfnique re-
ports that, the Turkish airmen landed
with their machine near Salmore, 80
miles southwest of GAIA, and destroy
ed the telegraph line and the British
army's water supply pipes.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Sales: ZOO Bingham, As; 1000
.46; 1890 Bingham, a;
300 Produetst "a; 100 Oil, 40; 400
Bingham, .4s; 1000 Bingham, ~; so
~; 200 Mountain KING. 81